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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-31
IN CENTS GOODS
l have a full line of

Fine Ell unlaundered shirts. ts..........$1 90
Fine percale shirts from. .......... 1 90
Fine undershirts, from. .......... O 25
Fancy half hose, from. O *
Fancy half hose, full finish from. O 35
Fine 6rocaded suspenders, FROM. 2 30
:ne DDyciGie shlrts, from. / 90
Fine g. Silk handkerchiefs, from. @ Is
F!ne u. Bathing suits, from. ..... n
n:,, T inn olik Alpaca Goats. s.......... 3 80
Driii sults, 1or painters. 1 rs
A full assortment of Ties, Scarfs.
Neckwear, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
Tariff AND ANTI-TARIFF REPUBLICAN
PAPERS.
From me Saratooa Sentinel.

Mr.. Lowell once wanted to know "What is
so rare as a day in Junei We can tell him. A Demo
erat who knows his party stands is going
stand next year the tarf question. IL good deal
ra err than any June day that ever dawned-INewYork
Tribune.
Well according to our observations there is about
much difference between Republicans as between Demo-
Gratis the subject OF the tariff for while The TRIB-
Erenin0 Post, OF New-YOrk, Albany Erening Journal
and other Republican organs ouUspoken
against tariff any Democrat vino can be named In
the principal subject upon which all Republicans are
fully agreed would be- unsafe for their party
give up hold the General Government II the
grossest fraud had TO be used, as in 1876 TO cheat
Democrat out OF his election. There IL another matter
that they are nearly as well agreed upOn aud that Is
that Republican shall be punished for stealing from
the Government. aud II Is caught that prOsecu-
ton necessary, the officials in charge Will spln
out the trial until the fury will acquit IN disgust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
SOME ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS.

The steamer Labrador, of the French line landed
345 immigrants at Castle Garden Yesterday.
Among hem were "A woman and two children and "a
man sent out by the Swiss authorities. The woman
Marie Bechendorn, who was a native OF Basic said
that she had been occasionally helped by the
authorities there but had never been in the work
house. Her husband, lamplIghter living at No
43S West Fortleth-st, called at the Garden aud
took her and her children away. The her assisted
immigrant of the Labrador Samuel Gebrig a
native of the Commune of Ammerswyl, ia the
Canton of Aargau, Switzerland. The authorities
of the Commune gave hun his passage money and
80 francs. He was an able bodied man and he
has n cousin In Akron, y. He
was not detained Another immigrant
by the Labrador Cathanne Bertucc
an Italian woman. She had SO 70, and wanted TO
90 10 her Pssqualina in Boston. She had the
address of Giuseppe Curatto fhe keeper of an
Italian boarding house at No 493 Green wien ST.
where she had told to inquire for her sisters
address. Curatto did not know the address, so the
woman WAS detained at the Garden, and If her SIS
ters address cannot be obtained she will be sent
back.
A communication was received ut Castle Garden
Yesterday from the French benevolent Association,
stat ng that there was now III the French hospital
hllnd man named Desire Aniable, vino CANA out in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THE BEGINNINGS or A GCBERNATORIAL
CANDIDATE

Kentucky Correspondence Philadelphia Times
Though now staid member Of the Pres
byteran Church and be III his pew every sun
day, with hne-OOking twins side and bis tat,
wife the other. Morrow has not always been
pink of proprietY, by any means. He was the widest
boy at college. He seemed irrepressiDle and mis-
chief oOZed of him naturally as sweat from u
Louisiana plantation negro He tells good Joke on him
self One night while at college he and number Of his
classmates concluded TO to the house OF poor old
man in the suburbs OF Danve and rob his henrOost
When they arrived at the place the door was
locked and a. Tom the smallest of the boys he
volunteered crawl through the little open window and
hand out the chickens. The plan worked Ike charm
and all OF the fowls had been transferred
their roOsts to the outside with the exception OF
veteran turkey In his efforts to remove this hero
OF hundred barn-yard battles the bird set up sucn
happng OF his wings and gobblng that the old man and
his wife woke up and out to what was the mat
ter at the hen-roost TOMS companions ngorously fed
leaving him TO get out of the dilemma the best
way he could It was too late to
attempt to get out the window without being
seem suddenly way of escape presented itself.
Quickly sprnging up the rOost he had hardly drawn
his coat-tas close around him and croucned down on
the pole when the old woman appeared, carrying light
aud accompanied by her husband, VINO armed with
a Formidable looking 1nt-lOck musket He soon dls
the loss OF the chickens but after looking fixed
y at the dark object up the turned to MS wife
and said: "We, ole woman they got all the chickens
but, thank goodness, they left the gobbler"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
1JruRFR MEN EMBARRASSED

S,oat Bnssell g. Co. lumber dealers at No. 1l6
Wall-st and at savannah and Stockton. Ga, have
81, pended payment ON account of trouble among
the partners. and Wilson Godfrey, OF No. 81
Wall-st ha been appointed receiver at the request
nj the mariners and creditors TO prevent the prop
.rtv from beng eacnfced. The liabilities are re-
rorted at abou 500 600 aud i said that the as
scts will exceed tnat amount. The hrm has been IN
business eighteen years. had ov"r 100000 capital
invested and has Tim Der lands and mill at Stock
Ton. Ga The junior partners. &. Sloat and
NJ Cromwell II is sad have disagreed with Mr.. Bus
sell and the disagreement culmi1ated IN the recev-
er.hip Mr. Godfrey. the receiver said Yesterday
thar times hard with the firm, diff rences be
ouested TO come IN as receiver to protect the prop
eIty in the interests of the cred Ors The firm, he
thought. had ample assets If properly manag'd TO
nav ali t1e Indebted ness in full The liablI-
lies would n { exceed 100000. a large part OF
winch was of long standing. beng purchase
money. 1t was the intention to keep the business
runniuQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PoR1.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK. .....THURsDAY. JULY IL. 1888
ARQIVED

Steamer Gsand (Brl Mitchell Palermo June "a. Gibraltar
20, with fruit 10 BonnannO & Grazano.
Steamer OtTantO lbrl Potter Hull June Fl VIA Boston
DAYS, with mdse to Sanderson & Son.
cornwall Brl. Brown, Bristol June 27 with mdse
passengers TO w ID Morgan.
steamer Begenland (Begl. Gunln Antwerp IL days. with
mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright q sons o 49,,
% Pernambuco 3d. Marannam 20 Para July l. - Thomas
mdse and Brazil Ma 81 Co.
oilers (Brl clark Rio Janeiro June ~ with mdse
ana passengers 10 Busk & Jevons - 80 49,. -,
Steamer Glen uegos Faifcoth Cenuegos July 2 81 Jago
dc cuba Nassau Mp with mdse ana passengers 10 Jas
Ward Go .-,- In, II. -, -
steamer attain Stevens Norfolk with mdse and pas
Old Dominion So ca 4. =, =,
steamer Bolivar (Br. Foster BALTIMORE with mdse TO
Dallas -. la. -. -. =, N
Dimook. ~, go. 30 a.. ..,,,. ..,... 49,.
hemu to ra Iursey; vessel to DE Groot n Peck.
shin Don Juan Begl den, Bremen "a dais with cement
and empty barrels order vessel to rheo Rueer Co
nark Candida Ia Trapan Catania 10 days. with sulphur
10 order vessel 70 seager Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

Is A wooLLEN TwILLED STUFF THE WARP Oh
WHICH Is "woRsTED" AND THE wooF wooLLEN
THAT Is, ALL WOOL ONLY THE THREADS OF
woRsTED $50 NAMED AFTER THE TOWN OF
"woRsTED" IN NORFOLK, ENGLANDl. ARE MADE
OF wELLTwIsTED YARN SPUN OF LoNG.sTAPLR
WOOL WHICH HAS BEEN CoMBED TO LAY THE
FIBRES PARALLEL.
FOR MEMS SUMNER WEAR woRsTED sERGEs
HAVE OF LATE YEARS BECOME MOST POPULAR
AND DEsERvEDLY so. THEY ARE LESS COMMON.
MORE DREssY, AND EQUALLY AS COMFORTABLE
AS FLANNEL. WE HEAR THAT SOME OF THE
OTHER RETAILERS HAVE ALREADY EXHAUSTED
THEIR STOCK OF sERGEs. WE HAVE A FULL
SUPPLY OF
Black Serge suits at SIS, SIS and 30.
Green Serge suits at SIS. 81, and so.
Blue Serge suits at SIS, SIG, SIS. s2O s2i and s2a
AND HAVE JUST ADDED TWO NEW LOTS OF ELS
CANT SUMMER SUITS MADE FROM IMPORTED
sERGEs ONE BLUE AND ONE GREEN. THE BACKS
OF. COATS UNLINED FRONTS AND SIDES SILK
LINED SLEEVES LINED WITH PONGEE-FINIsHED
IN CUSTOM sTYLE-PRICE $50 PER SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

he Helvetia on April "a. He was destitute ana
nearly hind when he came out, and the association
wanted him sent back on the same ship on which ne
came The three Hebrew families which came out out
destitnte that it was in contem Daton
TO send them back. were taken away yesterday by
some members of the synagogue IN Pike-st, VINO
pro missed to provide for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THE TROUBLES OF zIPP AND HIS WIFE.
nIscoMFIrING THE TITLE COMPANY.

The operations of the New-YOrk Title Company
ut the Registers Office were interrupted yesterday
When at AN early nour, the young men who have
been employed by the little Company for some
time nude applications for The different books
containing the records Register DOcharty. VINO
had ascertained positively that the young men
we're agents of the company, issued orders TO bis
custodian TO the effect that he should refuse 10 al
low them the Of more than one book at time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation into Ludlow Street jail by Grand
Jury. x.,.. ,, l., poo,x
lyn ,.,
Meeting OF 10th New'York volunteers, NJ NO. oo4
6ixth-ave. 1..
Concert In Battery Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Mem. York HoteI-Lieutenant- Colonel G. ar.
din d'Elte, French Consul at Vera Cruz ,. d'"ev
House-EI-Mayor Henry Oyerstolz. OF st. Louis ....
IIbemare Colonel Wallace, OF Lon
don - Victoria Hotck-Coonel Jonas II. FRENCH OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
KILLED ny LIGHTNING.

The house owned by Thomas Bennett Ia Kcyport
N, j., struck by lightning and partly deInor
ished yesterday afternoon. Enron .. Walng, who
was IN 1t at the time, was instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 44o sets 7:3l Moon sets Moons age days
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A H-5andv HOOK. l:40 Gov Islani. 2l9; Tell Cate 40S
P4G-Sandy HOOK. Z0i; GOV 1sand. 243 Hell Gate. ASP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
HORACE GREELEYs FARM TO BE SOLD.

In pursuance of decree of the Supreme Court of
the State of NewYork da ell June 4, 1888. IN an
action brought by Miss Gabrielle N. Greeley against
Nicholas Smith and others, the old Horace Greeley
farm at Chappaqul WeStchester County, has been
advertised to he sold at public auction on Saturday,
September 8. The farm is situated IN the village
OF Chappaqua. on the line of the Harlem Railroad.
1t contains about seventy-eIght and half
The house at which Mr.. Greeley spent his summers
and III winch he entertained all the most dis tin
gushed men of his day is on the farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
FALLING INTO A SHIPS HOLD.

While working Ia the steamship Atlas at tho foot
of East Twenty 1fih-st. yesterday, Patrick LAWYER
OF No. $40 Warren-st Brooklyn, fell into the hold
aud fractured his skull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
Announcements

"BUcHU-PA IBA.r-Quick, complete cure, al
ammo ying kidney aud urinary diseases 81.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
I44Lcxlugton.ave. between 29tn All })th-st&
Hours Alto / 5CoI. Diseases II tls Nervous 5y3ten
Gento. Urinary organs. potelcs AM StssIltJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
BROOKLYN.


Complaint is made of the number of cater pillars
nfesting trees in some streets of Brooklyn. 1t is
said that the English sparrows refuse To eat them.
Stephen Morgan, age twenty-one. of No. 112 Wal
worth-st., died yesterday morning from fractured
skull caused by fall when intoxicated on the pre-
ylous night at Myrtle-aye. and Walworth-st
The charge against Calvin Wolford. engineer of
the small steamer Bredell Of abductiDg the son of
DANIEL Fraser, of No. 81 Gold-st, dismissed by
Justice Walsh yesterday.
The funeral of the late William Ellsworth, vice
president OF the Montauk Fire Insurance Company.
W no died on Tuesday. took place yesterday AT his
late home. No. 10 Lafayette-aye
The work of dredging Newtown Creek In
order 70 build a bndgo at the intersection of
Grand-st. and Metropoitan-aye.. to cost $4,000,
has been begun.
warrant was served yesterday by Justice Ber-
Gen tor the arrest OF Dr. Edward X. Duffy upon tho
charge OF practising medicine without u diploma.
Ills name the register of physicians III the
Health Department..
in the suit brought by Mrs. Lizzie MoEVoy against
the Rev. Florence Mccarthy of st. Ceclla's Roman
Catholic Church. to 81 40 for the services OF
| her company IN performing Humpty Dumpty" tor
his church. Judgment Tor the defendant rendered
| yesterday.
| The Park Commissioners have not yet decided
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11

GNER3EAS EkAiNdT, direct ilnpurta.
w ton.
Peruvian Gunuo, direct from lhe
agent of the Peruvian Government
Fish diunnO, 6 to 5 per cent. am.
monia.
Nova Scotia land Plaster.
South carolina ground Phos-
phate, fine ground and of high grade.
For sale by
HERMANN BULWINkLE,
Kcrr's Wharf, Charleston, s. c.
Dec IA, 1882 22 3m
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WHEELER & wilson
SEW 7 N @
MI AGH I'M z.

FVNHE undersigned desires to inform the
Il citizens Of Anderson aud surrounding
country that he is Agent for the HIM
proved Wheeler d. Wilson Sew
ing Machine. This Machine has been
styled the s'S0uthcrn FnvOrite"
and Justly should it bc-for it is the light
est running. most noscless, most durable
and easiest Machine to manage now in use.
1t uses the straght selfadjusting needle
and the work passes straight from the ope-
rator. 1t docs away with the noisy shuttle,
but uses bol,hin that holds one hundred
Yards Of thread on the undersde, thereby
saving great annoyance in stopping 80
often TO ill the shuttle. 1t sews from the
lightest to the very heaviest fabric without
change Of tcntion. 1t will do all the work
that any Other Machine will do, and great
deal that no other can do. Each Machine
warranted for five years, and furnished
with all the latest attachments.
Parties in want of first. class Machine
will please call and see the New No. Y
for family use, the No. q for shoe makers,
and the No. no for tailors and dress
makers. They are beyond doubt the best
Machine on the market.
f. L. CLARK, AGENT,
Anderson, S. G..
JOHN II. CLARK, Gen'l Travelling Agent
State South Carolina.
L. S.-The Physicians recommend hi, lfa.
chine rs the safest for Ladies' to use.
Sept II, 1882 8 5m
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IHSTlTE
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA !;

This well known STATE Ipri,r,js, !,
In successful operation sInce 1870 ,sii,,.
re0rGaniEed by the act OF March Ir !;
new Eoard of Visitors, and the retIss-
old Faculty, Is now prepared 10 .upoly y
best terms, the distinctive advap,, rsl q
Scientific and Military School, upon n,
U. s. Military Academy at We,t Por, ~
tie same system SO successfully pun.diS
war. The Faculty, which once Ian
Stonewall Jackson, Gen. +. E Roig MI
NJ. r. Maury, now consists Of The lVlI,I;yI
intendcnt and Profcssors:
Gen. FRANCIS II. SAITH, LID. SuniysI
and Professor Math. and Moral PHI
Gen. t. II. WILLIAMSON, Prof Pr,s,!aE
Col. S. SHIP, Com. Cadets and Prof fYi,
Col J. ". BROOKE, Prof Physie.
Col. NJ. Is. HARDIN, Prof. General III b
Chemistry, etc.
Col. Il. NJ. SKMAEs, Prof Modern Lrrr5
Col. J. w. LYELL, Prof. Math. ini Lpls
Col. ]. II. MORRISON, Adjunct Prof ctzs
Col. T.. w. NICHOLS, Prof. Civil irl Y
Engineering and Astronomy.
Under the direction c. IN efficient Fin.
mitteG Of the board OF visitors, and viA
larged annuity from the State, eIprat
are reduced to tho lowest rates. StEu
SEPT. /.
For information or appointment li!rs
GEN. +. II. SMITH, surdliE
Nov 16, 1882 IS
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soI N. Fremon. ST., Baltimore
During the was in
juIedin the stoypach byapicce
OF q she'll, 6ntt have s,rnsrGd
fromit ever since. About four
ycarsagoitbrolsht on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the Ecst doctors
in the city said ! could not
live. suffered feariulfyfrohi
indigestion, and for ovcrtwo
years could not eat solid food
AMI for n large portion Of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishmcnt. / tiled
Browns Iron Bittcrs and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
q. DECKEs.
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BRcWN's IRON R,rTrss ,e

BROWNS IRON BITTERS is
q complete and SURG remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases rcquir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
Etoric. It cnIehea the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to ths nerves.
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= Between an empty pocket and an
empty head, often comes depleted
stomach Waterloo Obaerver.
= Tho people Of Nantachie, La, have
gone largely into the cultivation of sun
flowers. The stems they use when dried
for kindling wood, tho seeds they give to
poultry and to sick horses, and they claim
that the flowers ward of malaria.
= 1t is said there are in New York
city some 10000 houses, each containing
from two to forty families, and 5000
more containing two or three families,
but not known technically as tenements.
The polite name for these barracks is
flats.
= When young man at Scranton,
Pa, went to be married the other day
and found the other chap standing up
before the minister with the girl, the
father said: "There are my other three
daughters; you can take your pick"
And the young man picked and there
was second ceremony.
= An Austin young man has been
boring young lady with his attentio rs
for some time past, although on vari0 us
and sundry occasions she had given him
TO understand that he was distusteful to
her. A few evenings ago he assured her,
that he WAS anxious to fulfill her every
wish. els it really fact that you will
do whatever ask Of your" "Your
slightest wish is law. Command me and
] shall obey" "Well, then, I wish you
would see il you can induce my mother
70 marry you. She Is widow, and is
40. as particular about whom she mar
lies as I ~ 7saas SJitings.
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NOTICE FINAL sETTLpyRDi
~. Notice is hereby given tbm !,
dGrslgned, Administrator Of Il, h. y. y
Willis Allen, deceased, will AZ AMI + i
Judge of Probate for Apders,rr ri 4.
on the 10th day of January liz, e.,
settlement and Discharge from Il, !,
Administrator A Of said Estate.
Dec IA, 1872 % -
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push a business,
strength to study profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0h! ! wish ]
had the strength" If you arc
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as If life was hardly worth liy-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored robusth health and strength
by taking, BROWNS IRON BIT,
TIERS, which is true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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All Sorts or Paragraphs.

I
( 49,, p:,,. .r
"m ~" 49,, r;I :"N
II,I ,h',"n >'''''' @''"'' '''
''u e"'e
600 artificial teeth ana tiy. ,nu. nt ,nn,h
now,lcr yearly
iafaiyIc strokes, heart disease aud
Kidney affections prevented ny The use OF
browns Iron Bitter.
m, ,
summer that he Nigh, have good quar-
ter' III winter, = |r1y"".
; .,
,'o' ,:'i,n'i ~" ',", sa'n ~ - .ne "niF
o"u ~ ~ ".',. '3,"', ""7 o'e" us
'''''e' III '''"s o'"''s " ''
II i. amu,iuc 10 hear &, p.rs,p com
r",m ,.r, 'n"s ~ .""'os ,.ue o',v ""iu ~
;,ao,, ;, .H' -, IL" =! Nu"' ,;r ~ '"'
'e.' t''"s '''A 7" a''' "'' MS 'i'e'
On. or the weul,li,., men IN Dan.
Vile. PA. ha. ali Iii. note. and cherE .
made payaL,c 70 bearer and ha, never
ln., one Of ,Lcm III. name i. nnaror
In the recently taken E,rlish cen.
Gil, ro,urus several man cnusod ,h.;-
wiyc, to bn written down az the head. of
the families. and one described himself
M an idiot-for having married ny hc
did.
ever minute hc wnuld be lnok ci mnnn 40
mailman and NJ, friend. wouId con.
fine him ~ snch but man who throw.
away hi. time which i. far more valu..
blc ;han cold nav s,;ll mass fnr a ,v;so
man
l.,rpcI Judge for n I;vorcer "Wba, ia i
,hc name of The b,slnnJ 9D ;no,,;rnJ ,ho
learned Judge. sI have nolhusband vet
but inus,nuch as T con,cmnlate rnatT;;no'
nv, feel that | should he rronarcd for
tie worst"
del,bia N.rs ;nou;r;ng. "How con
avoid heinz ndJrrssed If T vail nm, Il, :
night without a nrotector 90 The expe.
rienccd editor nf that n,oer ,or,iv ~
nlicd ..Wcnr an old shau, and car,v .
clothes basket" ~ :
= She wouldn't stand to have a tooth
sand doIIors cha aa;d and yot che wolt,
eI nil dav in inv hon,s iwn s;zas zoo
ANAL r,r Lor ana ,i,ou,l, ,o,,,; "e o :,
hmt ,;,n,, ,,,I,oJ., - r., ,,o,i -
or.l so,, 10 ha,,s "''' '''
To prcyen; choking. break an egg
into n cup and give it to the person cbok7
| ing to swallow. The white of the epp
seems to catch around tho obstacle and
remove it. If one egg does not answer
liz sne , PURPOSE, u; "m''her. inc "h'te Is
"'' '"'' .
= "Uncle ,Iohnr so;J lille EMILY
| edo you know that n h.hr th,t wo. Cod
ON cirphunt's milk ruinrJ twenty nnurI.
in one week?r "Sonscuse imnnssi. !.
ble" exclaimed 1TncIr Jnhn and ip pthan
he usicd. "Whosc BABY was it?" "Thn
= Here is n little domestic economy
comedy from England: Clergyman
cobs ?" Jacoh.-"Yes. sur. T tbought
~ how winter was coming on. and Beftv
she'd got one blanket and | got t'other
we might as well make pair and he
more comfortable like"
On Ihursday evening Susan Pro-
tho, colored woman, aged between IS
and 80 years, met with a horrible death
NJ the poorhousc In Aiken. She WAS an
Inmate OF that institution, anu while
standing before lire In one Of the rooms
her dress caught lire, and she Was imme-
diately enVeipPed In hames. before the
assistance conid arrive her entire body
WAS 30 severely Ournt tnat she died about
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IMPORTANT.
Studebaker Wagons.

TIE long loUkcu-fur Car Load of the
Celebrated STUDEBAKER WAGONS ar
rived to-day. Come and supply yourself
before they are all gone.
We would not forget To remind those who
are IN debt to us on our old firm on any
account whu,cvcr--fDr Merchandise, Guano,
Wagons--or anything else, that We have
got t" have the last dollar due us by the
first January, 1883, and if you do not come
square up and settle, you will have to pay
COST We see no reason why you should
not pay up promptly HOW, as crops have
been universally good this year
We buy Cotton LARGELY, and keep an re-
giant assorted stock Of Goods on land
Call, pay up. sell us your Cotton, and
buy what you need.
Very respectfully,
BLECKLEY, BROWN n FRETWEiI..
Anderson, S. c., Dec. I, 1882.