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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
MEMORIAL CHURCH TO TIE LATE CzAR !

ST. PETEN1BURG, Oct. lS.-Tho concT-sf0ne OF
the church which is TO be erected upon the spot
where the Emperor Alexander II. was killed was laid
to-day by the Gar and Czarina with imposing
ceremonies in the presence Of the court officials, the
nobility and a vast concourSc of people, including
city officials merchants, etc. Appropriate services
were held IN all the churches in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
PANIC FROM FIRE AHERTED.
FIRE IN cARLs OPERA HOUSE AT NEW HAVEN-AS
AUDIENCE QUILTED.

NEw-HAvHN, Oct. 1S.-While the Natlonai
Carriage Builders Association were dining in Carrs
Opera House tonight, after IL o'clock, one OF the
curtains in the parquet caught fire, creating q
panic. Senator Platt was addressing the
audience when the fire baZed up. some
cool-headed persons present shouted, SiI
down; there's no danger" The band struck
nm "Yankee Doodle" and the fire was soon e1tin-
gnished The fire was caused by man striking
light for his cigar There were about 700 people IN
the theatre at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
CIRRI4GE- BUILDERS AND FREE TRADE

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. lS.--At a meeting of the
National Carriage Builders Association to-day, free trade
was discussed and voted down by largo majority. The
work of the a-socatiOus trade school in NewIOrk was
then discussed. banquet was attended this evening.
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THE DlLTf kara EPSILON SOCIETY,"
IBv TELEGRAPH 10 ruE rmrcNEl

DETROIT, Mich, oct. 1S.-'rhc closing cXcr-
cscs OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon Convention were held
here today The drlraucs nuyci from secret session at
Ann Arhor hy special train. They took lunch n' the
Detroit Cubl house aud aft'TwIrd were treated To- sell
on the river and Lake lu the steam yacht sigma A BAN
quCt wac given them at the Russell House tonight
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4 NEW-YOEK IHiLF SHOE

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. lS.-l;ichard Day was
shot ana mortly wounded here this afternoon while
si,tiug arrest Day Is thief and burglar lie Is about
thrty--..vcu years old and comes from Nrw-NOrk lie
was IN the company Of gang Of thieves and burglars
when the shooting occurred
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rypnRrs OLE PROVISIONS.

WAsnINGrON, Oct. 1S.-Thc total values OF
exports Of domestic provisions, taow and DAIRY products
In September 1883, and I'm nine months ended scptem'
her 10 1888; also OF the provisions aud lOw In eleven
months and OF dairy products In five months ended sep
tcmber 80 1888 as compared with like exports during
the corresponding periods Of the preceding year were '
follows:
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MR.. MOODY,s MEETINGS DISTURBED.

CORK, Oct. 1S.-SeveTal rufians have assembled
evenings outside of the hall in which Mr.. Moody is
holding revival meetings. and have attempted 10
interfere with them The police have prevented
any disturbance and now guard the hall nightly.
Mr.. MOOdy's mission in Limerick was a success.
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W"uAN SUfFEAGE ~ 4 ThPRITOEY.

OLYMPIA, w. r., oct. lS.-Thc bill granting
women the right Of suffrage passed the House Of the
Washington Territory Legislature last night The vote
stood II Of Tue result Of the has caused much
excitement among the friends Of woman suffrage.
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TORTURED AND ROBBED.

JOLIET H., Oct. 1S.-Maslcd men entered
the house ot Edward Mclaughlin farmer. last night
and tortured him and lis wife until they disclosed the
hdingplacc Of 900 in gold. They then left their vic
tins nearly dead.
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THE NATIONAL SAENGERFLSL

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 1S.-lt has been de-
by the members Of the Milwaukee Musical Society
that the lack hotel facilities Will make necessary the
post pourmcut tho National sacngcrcst which was to
have bcen held here In 1889. The probability Is that the
meeting Will take place In 1856
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j. NJ MAVEN AGAIN ARRESTED.

RUTLAND, VT, oct. lS.-J. NJ. Haven, on com
plant Of State Attorney Howe again arrested to-day
and brought before Justice Baycy the charge OF Is
suing frauducnt certificates Uf stock OF the Rutland Rail
road to s. W. Parker for 100 shares. lie bailcd In
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4 T5IEF AND a DErhCrIVE SHOT.
IBY rrrEGR.rH TO THE TRRuSEl

TOLEDO. Oct. 1s.--A gang Of thieves con-
l.d tcogclycs in a buildng here to-day and while re-
istng arrest one thernumber Richard Day, ws shot
and win die detective also received bullet III MS
,,rtu which will disable him Tor some time.
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SUICIDE or 4 DI<HoNEST CASHIER.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 1S.-Daniel BrisbOis,
cashier Of the Missouri Pacific Railway at this place. com
nittcd suicide yesterday with opium morphine He
dpu
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4 GIiT TO Il HUSPIT1L
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIEUYE.l

BosroN. Oct. 1s.-The wife of Lieutenant
co,erpor oliver Ancs has given $4,000 10 the Free
uo,pal for Women, situated on sprngdeld-st, in this
city.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
Output OF ANTHRACITE COAL

ot tIrLl " ~, MI III - = oiii ,,,,rt of
the anthracite Of all the carrying companies for
the months Of this year gives tho total 2SO35j29 ton7H
225 27S tons compared with the correspond
Ip,yr rIndl las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

Der Of Deputies that he has obtained in the budgets OF
the Ministers of War and of Public Works. reduction OF
45OOOOO0 francs which required TO prevent deficit
IN the estimates Of the budget for 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

Lake View Cemetery Cleveland, q commanding EN-,
nence The monument Is TO be Of granite OF approDeu
qualty and color, with emblems ana sIaIuIy vi lo-
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FRENCH FINANCES.

rARIs, Oct. Ism. Tirard, Minister of FL
Sse has Informed the Budget Committee of the Cham
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THE LIBERAL CONFERENCE.
MEASURES FAVORED BY THE PARTY.

CLOSE OF TIE sEssIoN-sP sECHrs BY Mr.. BRIGHT
AND HERBERT GLADSTONE.
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ordered to the Naval Hospital Mare Island Cal Leave
OF absence for three months has been granted Passed Az
slstant Surgeon Robert Whiting.
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Ssags Never ssaA

"how does that verse run? Something
like this. isn't il?
There are who touch the magic string,
And noisy fame is proud to win them;
Alas. for these who never sing,
Bot die with all their music in th6m.' I"
Eyes, that's beautiful, pathetic anu true"
sniu yonr representative. 1.-The poet alludcs
to people Who are somehow suppressed, and
never get their full allowance of joy and air.
Which reminds me of letter shown me the
orh day by HisCox s. Co of New York,
signed by Mr.. +. &. Williams. of Chapman,
Snyder Co., Ca, \ prominent business man
Of hht Olncc lie writes:
al have suffered with asthma for over
forty years, and had terrible attack fn
December and January. 1882. hardly
know what prompted me to take PAnKEHs
T"N+r | did So, and the h,St hny | took
f"Nr doses The effect nstonished me. That
night slept ns if nothing was the mrticr
with me, and have ever since. | have had
colds since, but no asthma. My breathing
is now as perfect ns if | had never known
that disraSt. II you know Of any one who
has nsihnn tell him III my hame that PAR.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If 80,
send ~ Unce and get a bottle of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incnlculable 1t will re.
lievc the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon IL, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. Il onrcs dyseutBry and dl-
arrhoe. regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures "ind cole, sottens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and energy ia
the whole systeni: Mrs. Winslow's Soothinp
Syrup for Chlldfeh Tecthing is pleasant ia
the taste, and IS the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses III the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world
Price 25 cents u bottle. feb Is. Iv
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Easley Dots.

We nre needing rain very badly.
The young people Ind very pleasant
time at the casey Hotel Thursday even
ing, at n sociatle given by Mrs. POWELL
Mr.. ". NJ. Hagood is having his palarnl
mansion, on Liberty Street, plaslered, and
will soon be ready TO move in it.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Jones, who recently moved TO
this p;ace from Greenville, is having n
handsome dwelling built on Pumpkintown
Street, near Mr.. Gossett.s Mr.. Hutchins,
also is having one built on Thtde Rock 81.
Easley will build up in spite of the dry
weather.
Our accomplished young ladies, Misses
Lille GOssett and Lidic Robinson, have
commenced their schools; they are excellent
young ladies, have plenty of vim and large
sobools-@4their sweet faces are greatly
missts.
Miss Virginia Barton, another one Of our
accomplish, young ladies, has commenced
her school again.
Mrs. GigniaIlat has returned from At
lanta, accompanied by two young lady
lrighds.
Mr. G. p. Runion is sP6N8ihg several
weeks ut Cmsar's Head, for the benefit Of
his health.
Dr.. J. W. Quillian is having n veranda
built in front Of his brick store.
Mr. p. a. Ownbey and fnmily will soon
leave for Asheville to spend some tiihe with
relatives and friends.
Miss May GlnzcheT. who has been spend
ing some time in Grcenville, was in town
Sunday. Sun Flower.
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Woman.

How shall she preserve her health and
beauty? One who has long investigated
tins subject gives the result. and is happy
to say that il is found in ..Woman's Rest
Friend" 1t is adapted esr"cinlly to that
great central, all controlling organ--thc
womb: correcting its disorders, and curing
any irrcguihrity Of the ''mrnses" or '.cour
ses.' DIR. }. BuApFiELp's FEMALE REGu-
LAToR acts like charm in whites, and in
sudden or gradual checking. or in entire
sloppnge of the ''h0nrlily courses from
cold, mental trouble or like causes, by re-
storing the natural discharge in every in
stance. In chronic cases, so often result.
ing in liberation, falling of the womb, its
action is prompt and decisive, saving the
constitution from NUN berless evils and pre-
mature decay. Prepared by Dir. j. BRAD
FIELD, Atlanta Ga Price, trial size, 75cts.
large sine, 81 So For sale by all druggists.
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.,.-..t. r..'I.N .kL.-Ou
nt OF the non arrival ot tn.
, ',ch had been bought in Green.
nd paid tor, the "lcc Cream
"al' given ny the ladies OF
laco ON last Friday night, was
together rs successful as they
' d i! TO be, though they realized
$l4.00 from tho sale OF Iem>
cake, &c. The disappuinl>
about the ice did not ui~uour-
'hcm howeveH atid thew pro-
10 give another "Fosti> al"
- TedncsIay evening, the 18th
At. They have made such ar
"monts ns to prevent another
'pointmont, and Il who desire
ut upon ice cream will be abun-
= supplied. We hope to see II
crowd, from the town and
nndlng country, out on the
occasion. The pleasures ut.
by the occasion in social in.
'urse will more than uUmpen-
or tho few nicklcs spent. Let
body go and carry all tho chill
The Festival will bo held in
tore house under G.. l.. Hol-
wOrth's office.
woman cowhided Il young man
calIy in milwaukee, on last Sat
y for scducing her daughter.
1hould bavo shot him.
III can not expect your children
rive when they are being de-
}cd by worms. Give them u
loses Of Shriner's INDIAN Ver-
ge and they will be restored to
III.
IE PRooF.-HERE 1T 1s,-Mni
. Wiso, Prosperity, S. G.. SAWS;
'ed "evora! bottles Of Norman's
trl'z'ng Cordial and recon- mend
be IL coed family mod;cine.'
ho"ls Muller CT Atlanta, Ga.
crly OF Charleston $. G. saw.
avo usod Norman's NeutraIi-
Cordial in my family for II
ber Of years aud consider IT, -
cine we could not do without y
r". M. r. D""neIIy Of Arredondo.
says: "Normah's Neuir,i;u;nn
81 iaI il spIondId mc'llcfhU. it
anred mo Of Dyspepsia and |
II ''ljor ihnn [ have 10 twonty
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1 .oCAL ITENTSa


Tho thermometdr stood Mt 90, at
this place NJ 5 o'clock, p. NJ. on last
Sunday.
Wc arc. grati&ed to learn chat Col.
j. S. Black, of Walhallh hHs deter
aimed TO locate at this place. We
extend him q hearty welcome.
Mr.. J. X. Kirksey will soon COM
'mcnco the erection Of II two story
NysoIljng house on Maine street,
near his present residence. Pickens
"a sill progressing.
'Cho wheat crop of this County
Mhjch is now 'bGfng lhi'hstred Ont is
'n"J na good as it was last year. Oats
are nut more than half crop.
Mr. Wilson, wife of William viii.
},ou wN6 lives in tho neighborhood
ct tai'yvirw Church in tho upper
troI.ion of Anderson county, died
>,uajcuIy on tho morning OF the 18th
ynsjnal. We have not earned the
@0rp.. ed canse OF her death.
\ small child of Mr.. G. Ii Car
(,cu}or's, who lives in tho Georges
gre, k1section of this County, we
'cgr'@l TO 4ch'rn, fell into tub of ho,
Nnlrr ON last Thursday and was so
2nL,y scaIdcd that it died on tire
fuIt"wing day.
II as been three weeks last Mon-
Say ,nco we Mud Rain in ths sec
,iou The high winds which have
Nccu prevailing have dried the land
20 rl'u'h that tho CROPS arc begins
wing suffer terribly. II tho drough,
c"ni'murs tUr another week the
rI.II~ will be materially dnmagcd.
''"ri"ns are now parchcd up SO bad
" Hs 10 mako thom ntm5st valuo-
Iv,s.
uSE KILLED Last SUNDAY
';o",t negroes drove horse belongs
.uL ,> revenue officer Holden, from
r,.G p,;lcens TO chdrCh az this ,!ace.
he uprEt. it is said, had been driv-
rr r,ry hard, and when they arriv>
v 60 Lhc church could scarcely stand
2' Jnd his feet striking Il stump, he
ii UpoT it and WAS snagged to
.,.,>%r' Such cruelty to dumb brutcs
~ h...i receive the scvcrest punish
'ucu, known to our laws.
NHnGREss -Mcssrs. b. f. Bogos
'"n" +. Nj. Morris, have formed
uo"Harship and will soon put IN
."'uhlnery at this placo for the pur-
=" . pIancing and matching lum.
""', &c. They have first class saw
EWd "ithin ono mile OF town, in con.
nc.l''n with Mr. ] G.. Griffin, and
>,rr prepared to furnish any enan,itv
"' ..'rbrr at low prices They will
k''a tr,, dress and match lumber on
Si.''' n"licc and will, when enough
".." can be secured 20 justify them.
} .o.''e their machinery TO ANY
i"' .' in tho surrounding cuhrlIv
80 ." work for people on the spot
'."rr: they desire To build. Mr.
d, - is also Il first class carpenter
i,i o"Lractor, and both eNn nllctnrn
..' nruorahIc and iAiiH utr. We
v, y
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wl'h " "lIm'ugIon, toIumIia amt Augusnt
Railroad for Whining on and the North;
with charlotte, columbia anil Augusta Il
II for Charlotte and the N"rIh
q. With Ashcvlllc and SpnrianDurs HA'lHonJ
troin HcndcrsUnvilr
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich.
mond and Dnnvillr Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
Standard Time nsed in Washington, nC,
which is fifteen minutes rISlcr thnn Cu!um-.
hin
FRY, Shpcrint cndcni
NJ. StA"tnfEn,H q cncra Passenger Agent
d, CALp"ELL Asst Gch. phss'r agent
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Mr.. EDITOR: Tho Union Meeting
of tho First Union District, Twelve
Mile River Baptist Association, Will
meet with the church at Sec0ha, on
Friday before tho first Sunday in
August 1888. All the churches of
said District will please send dele
gates. Rev. B. Holder will deliver
tho Introductory sermon.
J. Nj. STEWART, Clerk.
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NEtticc to- Creditors.
Jane Crcnshaw, against David Hendricks

Ianc Crcnshnw, against David Hendricks
ct nl.
DUKSTANT TO drcrctal order. made on
L the 9th day Of june 1883. mlll persons
having claims or demands against the Es~
fate Of L\KKIN HENDRICKS. deceased
arc hereby notified AMI required to present
such claims. legally proven, before me, or
~ hy The 10th day of august 'lS93: rnd all
persona failing I" establish their claims n :
above rrq"ircl will Ec rorcvcrthnricd OF
any h' R,h' arising nniof The procccdin g<
in the above rnlirlrh G,$e
I !. LE"lS, $frrid Referee.
jUn, =, 1893 80 &
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EISt1S9u

w. NJ Ferguson, Committee. against Joseph
ID. Ferguson, ct NJ.
DURSUANT to- nm order of Couu, ,.
l. in the ahGve stnteJ coso 49, III ''',o,'' o't
day of June 1888, all persons bavino "Ia ;,n Ua'
or demands against JOSEPH d FEpGW '
sun. are Hereby fotified and rconirod -
prove their Claims before me, on or hv ~" b."
io'h day OF AHghst 1888, or he fGr,.n,. .nu
barred Of any boncft or ADVANTAGE T'SIe mt,Iet )
any decree 10 BE- rendered IN ,Le oh"sn %
stared case. '"e ABOVE
june 81, 1889 ~ 80 '''.r
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Oh Thirty Days Trial.

THE VoLTAIC BELT co., Marshall, Mich,
VII send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
FoltaiG Belts and Electric Appliances on
lrial for thirty days to men (young or oldl
VINO are afflicted with nervdt,s debility. losI
vitality aud kindred troubles, Guaranteeing
speedy aud complete restoration Of health
mhd mani y vigor. Address rs above-N.
Pho risk is ihcuffed, as thirty dnys'
'r'al ~ allowed. l882-ly inn
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GiI'OFerifS. Specially.

Sugars, to Il lbs. TO the ST.; Coffee, 7
to 10 lbs. TO ihc - 90.
Just receiving "cw Crop New Orleans
Syrup; from T. to ~ cents per gnlf6W.
Iinlf Patent FI"r!f 'H - per haffci, FIX
Cr;t Fntn7y. $3.50.
M,|c$cfcl. all Grndaq. Candy. Confcr
li&mS &c nil At &. L. EUNION'S.
nov y, FS%3
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Opportunity.

N"N - F'''' opportunity.
' CIR t1s,'s 4 .SoOes just Rcccjp-
/ 0"J Eo' Sri, by tie Grcenyjyc
.L'rr "'"' lrockcry Companv,
" cap t"r (">h or On Time.
" i"rm'r hY paying hvo dol
a.. oao t..V IL Stove with -
" f -H0oaco payable 18th Nov,
'hr arNl o" without the rosh
1ont by giving IL noto and rooI
nity we solicit call and gnnr.
Q satisfaction. You will uIwovo
w. w. GilTeaLh nhd r. II. S(oII
y to wclc"nfo and wnit on yon,
nembcr tho place, GhronnyiIIr
. and Crockcry Compnnv
bs & Goiightiy's Old stand, C4cvo''
4 Block, opposite the Bank nr,r
Mansion U0a3c. Al 4
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Y ptE pM EM niSERS by addressing GEO. p.
TonL w." Fill, hhh co. 10 Spruce ST., New
posed line of Advertising in American
Newspapers nay" lOO-pape pomnhiat "To 'Ta"
july 10, 1888 al P"'o'' -'o'
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ISOOG% and Shoes

OF all styles and gradfs--Good Bt0gaf fSr
81, Tap Sole; Sl.25 Good line Of crock
cry. good zinc Of Hardware, Wood ard wiy
low Ware
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Richmond IL Rahyia9e IL Es
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On aud after July lst, 1883, Pas
scngcr Train Service on tho Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division will be as fol
lows
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r. IL u fiOmnI.
w II ~ II Il I& ~
MARYLAND College.

~
Male and Female Departments. Situa-
ton most hcalIhful nml delightful. Fun
corps of instructors. ho'h IN College and
Preparatory School Well ordered ChiiH
t;dn family government. Terms rHGdGratc
Thirty y-rhird Session begins September lth.
1898 For catalogue. &C.. address REV. J.
r. WARD Prrsid"nt. or MISS l.. \: OW-
INGS, PrcccptrEsS. Westminster, Md.
1HnE UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
At OXFORD.
Tuition free to every tody out Law Stu
dents.
Thi, Instituion will open IFS hG%f scs-
sion 9th September, 1898.
The course is "omplctc the Faculty is
largo, able md efficient.
The forms nrc Very moderate.
Tic Whole Institution IS open to both
sexes.
For Catalogues and informirion NJ ply TO
OcH. \. =. STEwNrT. Chnnccl!or
n. SULLtN iN, Secretary.
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NATlO NAL BAN X

&AAMA4N SEAI'IlEj PRESIDENT
w. l.. BI1AT1'iI4, Cashicr.
CAPITAL, SlOO, 600
SURPLUS, s %. 1000
THE Bank will pUrchasc at par IN large
or small amounts, Checks On New York,
Philadelphia, BaltimbfE dnl Boston,
Checks for sale on New York and Char
lesion in amounts of $500 and over, dt
MUhty Order rates, available for fcmitdii.
c6s 10 oil parts of the United States.
Money to Loan on collateral and personal
security.
Liberal advances made on GdlSh or other
produce stored in any Warehouse in the
city.
Deposits rccciScd in any amounts, pay
allie on demand without nrricc.
ihny II, 1888 81 GHi
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Bargains! Bargains!
T'hat are TRULY Wonderful
e. i. RTNION.

q. =. RJNION.
EASAEY, =. g..
EVER on TIE ALERT Wifit CNsU
in haHd 20 ctturc Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself. Now look out
TO: Bargains. The time has come whcr
you can get nll you want. See the follov
ing and 90 to &: T.. EUNION'S Emporium,
and get BnrgniiS:
5000 yards Fancy Prints. 5 to 8 cents.
1000 yards Solid and Moiirniiig ahd Cur
tain CalcocS
5000 yards of Worstch, 10 TO 35 cents.
1000 yards PaHt5 Goods, from lIc. 10 81
p y yard.
Cnshu'crcs and Alroccds Of ali grades.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19
DOWkE G. NOISE,
PROJECTORS,
WEnoscSaSC H2rGsgIiStS,

Gil \ W;ESTDN. :. G..
For sale in frckens by Dir. G.. W. RANt.E
For sale in Liberty ~ HtnTGN 4 BROWN
nov -. 1882 10 ="
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-07-19

n lady from one OF the counties OF Middle Oerr-
Eia, VINO has bccu, acting, as midwife for maI,y
years ~ri'Hs :" thnvc disposed OF all THE M0TI:-
KRS FRII.ED you sent me. and am DELIGUrE ,
WITH 1T. Ia every instance where IL has becm
used its cfcclS'havo been all thot could asK
CONSIDER II a GREAT Isl, ESSI No.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-05-30
West Penn Time Table,

Trains leave Butler (Butler or Pittsburgh time.)
Market ut 4:4l A. NJ, goes through to Alle-
gheny, arriving at 9:0l A. NJ. This train, when
on time, connects Mt Freeport Accommoda-
ton, which arrives at Allegheny at 7:55, city
time.
Express at 716 A. NJ, connecting at Butler
Junction, without change OF cars, at S.21 with
Express west, arriving in Allegheny at at 9:3l
A. NJ. and Express east arriving at Blairsvile
close connection with Mail train east.
Mali at 2.4l p. NJ, connecting at Butler juno
tion without change of cars, with Express west,
arriving in Allegheny at sol p. NJ, and Express
east arriving ut Blairsviile Intersection at G.25
p. NJ, railroad time. which connects with
Johnstown accommodation and Philadelphia
Express east.
Trains arrive at Butler on West Penn K. X.
at "a A. NJ, 446 and sci p. NJ, Butler time
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-05-30
"A pig with five feet is Williams
town curiosity.
A Druggists Story.

Mr.. Isaac c. Chapman, Druggist,
Newburg, n. Y, writes US: Il have
for the past ten years sold several gross
of DIR. William HALLS Balsam for the
lungs. / can say of it what | cannot
say of any other medicine: l have
never heard customer speak OF it but
to praise it's virtues in the highest
manner. l have recommended it in q
great many cases of whooping cough
with the happiest effects l have used
it in my own family for many years;
in fact, always have a bottle in the
medicine closet ready for use."