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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-25

Is. with Ashcville.and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolina,
Q. with Atlanta aud charlotte Division Rich
mond and Dnnvii,e Railway for Al
lanta aud all points south and west
b. with Al lanta and charlotte Division Rich
n,oud and Danville Railway from At
lanta and beyond
f. with Atlanta anu charlotte Di, ision Richs
ni0nd and Dnnville Railroad for all
points south nnd West
r. WIN & Railroad for Charleston
With Wilmington, Columlin and AuEuSat
Railroad lot Wilmington and the
N3rlh.
with charlotte; Commbin and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North
q. With AshcVille and Spartanburg Railroad
from ticndcrsonVille
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Dnnville Railruud from
charlotte nnd beyond
Stahdnrd Time used i'll Washington, d c,
which is fifteen minutes faster THAN Colum-
Bin
j Fry, Superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, ,Grncral PaSaengG gent
ID. GARDwELE, Asst Gen. Pass'r hgent
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Al Tyn'IENas

I
No County IN the State can show
q smapsr criminal record thanPiak
sns.
Mr.James P. Cary will locate at
This pPce for the purpose of practi-
'tiax law.
Tho Grand Jury made their pre-
ssntmelt on Monday and was dis
charged in time for all its members
ID reaof their respective homes that
light.
There has been q great deal of
fft' dufng tho past month and, in
@onscquPnce, the roads in places
have become almost impassabIc.
'Qsito a number of our citizons
attendc( Court on Monday, and
ynany & them remembered the
5ENTINEt and made tho printers
Apply. May long life, much hap
.iness ard prosperity. be thoir lot.
Mr.. Tiomas A. McMahan, ono cf
no mostprogressive and successful
#armers ! this CoanIy, says ho uses
no harnw in the first working of
lis corn Ind cotton, aud also on his
heat ani oats. He says it pays,
md he lsa practical man and knows
that he , talking about.
Mnr,ie}, on tho 18th instant, at
he residqce ofW. N. Hughes, ESQ.,,
Atr. JohnQ. Gibson to Miss Laura
g.. Clark, both of Grecnville County
Our wrthy contemporary Tho
.,reenvitte Enterprise and Mountain.
-.r has bcg removed from its forms
~' locationto the Ca8Io Block on
~ ain. stree. Tho patronage Of tho
I,aperh:&s ltcly been increased near.
double FLat it has ever before
tanned. We are glad to learn Of
the prospoity of ouS ncighbor and
D., end. NJ y its success be still
&. cater in he future.
Mr.. Villain J. Smith, one of the
nost respectable citizens Of thih
ounty, d id at his residence south
<@NLibcrtyStution, near the Ander.
N line orithc 9th: instant. He wa
mombci of the Presbyterian
hurch, atti very quiet, and much
tccmcd Gtizcn.
The citiz ns in tho vicinity Of the
>" PosloI CO, "Ioopcr," in Dacus-
lie Town5if, have potitioncd ,hc
'Dunty Commissioners to open I"
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/ EoopsR PosToFFToE. An effort {,
establish "Looper" Postofiice in pa
cusville Township was commcucet
last summer, We have recvntt,
boon i'm correspondence with Col
4 Aiken about the Office, and tfrouy u
his attention TO the matter tho of,
ice has ut last beon established
which will boa great convenience
omany citizrns in that vicinity
/ On Monday, We received the .tol,
lowing from CCI. Aiken, which cx.
plains itself:
"WAsINGroN, u. g., Jan. II, 1888.
Papers have gono out to establish
he Postoftico at Looper's. Wien
1t Is done the contractor should dron
The mali thero en- route Jcr Table
Mountain, and iftho length of route
Is increased, the Postmaster uL
6"oprr's should report this fact TO
tic Department here, and then an
increase pro rata allowance of pay
Will bo allowed the contractor. The
Department has no authority TO
make II now contract 10 allow any
fixed sum Of increase. 1t will bc II
pro rated amount of incrcase'"-
Truly, d. WYATT AIKEN.
Wo ar @ requested to state that
the Trustees OF Central School Dis>
tiict (No. 81 will meet at Central
next Saturday for tho purpose OF
locating schools and employing
teachers All who wish to teach in
tue District aTe requested to meet
the Trustees on that day.
In our local notice last week of
the purpose of Messrs. Nix & Wei
born to open I. law office at this,
we said" 1t is Mr.. Wclbcrns iutcn.
ton TO g,vc the Office here two or
three days attention, ard probably
he will locate here permanently" ,"
&c. We intended to have said, "t~ O
or three days attention, eOcr ,oseyh,'
&c. An omission of this kind some
times either destroys the sense OF
an article, or makes it ambiguous,
which is very annoying TO an editor
The School 7 1rustecs OF Easlcv
Township, (School District No. y
requests us to announce that the
Board will @cct NJ Ea>Iry ON next
Saturday, for :hH pnrposc OF I"rn,-
In.' schools. pnSSinS upon aprIicu
tions Of teachers, sc. All whD de-
rirc u teach in toe District arc re-
q"csrrd TO meet them on tina, day.
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Woman:
smile |

How shall she preserve her health and
beauty? O"e who has long investigated his
subject gives the result, and is happy to
say that it ia found in "Woman's Best
FrIend." 1t is adapte especially to that
great central, all CONTROLLING organ-the
womb; correcting its disorders, and curing
any irregularliy of the ''mcrsrs" or "cour,
ccs. DR.. }. Bradheld's Female HtBulal or,
acts ike charm III whites, and in su idcn
or Srh"ual chccS'ng' or IN entire stVppage
OF the monthly courses, frou. cold. mental
trouble, or like trouble. by restoring the
natural discharge in every instance. In
chrome cases, often resulting in u!ccrat ion,
falling of The womb, its action is prompI
and decisive, saving the constitution frUm
numhrrlcSs evils and premature decay -
P'epnrcd by DR.. J. Brndheld, Alnnln.
GH Prce, trial size, T5a; large size, 81 so
For sal" by all druggists.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

THE VOLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich
vii! send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (yoIng or o.d)
who arc afflicted with nervous debility, losI
Vitniity and kindred trouble4r guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly vig0r. Address AZ nboye.-N.
B.-No risk is incurred. rs thirty days
trial IS allowed. lSS2-ly jan 1.
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moro relict III an nnythinS Have over tiied Ter.
ther state thAt AS n remedy for burns II "a GSi
paIailGcl. plSo used y fnNs case 9ttettfr ihHIy
the hrSl thing that haveevCr tiled hat Ehyc N
more than in0mTniary relief. consider nely tia;
! am entirely relieved from that diStressina d.,
easo. JOHN ID, NEWSoM, - ~ s
Having hocn afflicted for ten yenrs Mt interyals
win that distressing maHdy, tho piles, and aftcf
MANY Intellectual trials of the remedies in cCrrmon
Ointment. lexpcrienced inmedlate relief. rrota
the relief eNpetieIce if my caRc; Ia we'll rs from
thcrepuntioH so rnpidl$aCauiren rs Spur Ointment
IN this vicinity have no hesitation Ia expfessirS
me opinion that II Is the most efficient remedy Ias
ptleScVer invented. q. A. BULL,
LaGrange,Ga
This Is to certify that + Used fryoFFs o5intmenE
dRys iSwas entirely relieved OF ali inflammation
ahd htAlcd rapidly! After .hc first nppicatIon IT
the Ointment, the patient suffered no pain what
evor RI: MORGAN, LaGranSe, GN.
Ry tho advice OF Mr. Wynn. !, iisdd yHur rid
Ointment on q servant girl vino lad bGSp srfrsr,
piles. She improved from hN Sery q rSEt daya urj
wls entirely recovered. q. W. FO3TER, -,
Cusseta Ala
This IL to certify that have used Prvor,s TIL
best remedy for pllcs ever presented tothc puNi,.
i'ny this from positive application Of tho rcpeNE
oh my own person. TIiOS; Il. NQpnAN
Fbr sntt by ali dcayrr1 IL, jpcdice!p Prirc, T7E y
CENTS PER B0I. sent by niiii o.. s'ecciUt oT ,irv
DIR. J. BEADFtEfDs Atinmta, &iN
For sale everylUiEre. r
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EFrOrs OF Youth.

, A GENTLEMAN Who suffered for veora
IN from Nervous Debility, brcn,nImrc
Decay, md nll the effo.ts OF Youthful indis.
cfeliot, will for the sake of suffering hs
mnnl$, send free 10 III who need il. tie re-.
cipe and directions For nlnking tho simple
oreUedy ny which lie was curedi Sufferer
Wishing o profit by The advertisers expet
rirpce can do SO by ad1i Sssing in perfect
confidence, JOnN B. SOGDEN, az 'Cedaf
street; New York
fcb E23i 1 1882. 20
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BiaCk8mithiinq.

.NNUE undersigned respectfully inform.
L. his patrons and thc public generally,
That he Will cpmunuc the hus,ucss IF Black
smlAing at Plckens G. u, during the pres
en- year, qnd has removed his Shop to the
building on the Public Squ,re. III rear OF
The Court lonse. B. W HUGHES will
c3riy on tho Woodwork business In CON
.necItop with my shop. ... -.
jan 4, 1883 10 '''J' "a
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H"iIl1pIGS :

7 WILL mail (Frec) the recipe for sim,
Pile Vegetable Balm that will remove
FAN, FrcckIrs, Pimplcs and BIotcbes. ieay,
ing rhe.skin sof clear aid. beautiful, also
Instructions. for pro lucing luxuuinni
growth Of hair oil a .oa)d head Or smooth
lace, Address, incl6sIng Be; stamp, BENs
NDEF 81 co. II DLrclNy SRs6t,. N.Y. -
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FTLWHk ITO THE new &TDNE AND
=. NY """r C''JD* eh1MP"r ,han Jou
have ever h'"'Rhi hcI"rc II may he mis-
iyry'o S,Ul" parties hnw W. crn :;lI at such
'r'iuc"i prices: come AMI Sc AID l,e sar is
fed. We cnarrnirc our sales to be exactly
MS represented. AMI always have n good
supply of prices q'"ied on haud. Do not
tAiH%, when y"t cAti Tor these tiAalS. yuu
viii hear til" OIL cry 'juSt oui-- yesterday.
i've day EriNre or week n2"; mn will
have Inl&" "Hrnly in TO murr@w." For
wc have The u oadS OH mnnI and @iIi always
keep thrm.
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Merchants make out list oe Crock cry
Glass, Wood and Tinwarc, that You ara n
want OF and send it to It's. We win attach
prices, and save you ruiCous frcighls and
brcakagc that you always get homlhc far
OIL East. MUBWIUE & Gu,
Atlanta Ga;
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MoBRIbE Co.. Atlanta, Georgia, man
u'"ct"re Show Cases, are Southern Agents
iOf m Selh Ih0uts Clocks and Lambcrh's FIy
["hS' nnd own the celebrated Gate Ci Y
1'onc :, water Filter, and Chcrry's Steam
nl"'' n' n"d vegetable Dryer for the world:
Prices forwarded on appiiourion.
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:. i"- , u open u direct line. Tor
4. UHil lrt DacuSvillu via LOopcI
-, 3 .Hrc 4. TahN Mountain. We
IT, II, Lhe l.' fcr OF the petition may
H., ay. -.~..
o"@ at 10 most reliable aud
81 1H@". erLlsinS agonrlr, LnAt
"""r 'n my dcalin = VITA j.
." -,1 . go. p. Rowoii n Co.,
p" 10 Spruo Street, Nnw Y,ttl.
ii have meier had any trouble ia
dng cont .ctS win these gentle,
. }, and " have yut 10 ask thrm
second tine for m "ney. TnnSc
" ur .eudcs who would like TO ad,
ro' .iso rhroYh an agent can fad no
q. . responi ole FIRM than Gro. p.
b.. veil i O. This is no paid for
~ ice, but j gratnitous, unusked
%. expressin of our opinion, be-
4 ,aSe we thpk they deserve it,
:a ,IShmaele and Times and Plan.
p, Sparta, Fu., Jan 3, 1888.
air. w. y Payne offers, in this
NO OF the SENTINEL, Il reward Of
I IS, for te apprehension, with
LOT to co,fict, of the inccndiury
a set firdLo his store hoasc on
.n1 night of be l4th instant. Mr..
mes tot loss is not less than
4",)0O, but Ortunately he was in
"ai I'd for 5000. His net less will
"<l be less un 81 900. Mr.. Payne
.7 noroughl satisfied that the fire
2.:a the wor Of an incendiary, and
81. offer of9l25 reward gives Il
..' ! detec We an opportunity Of
#tn"lng mQey anu ut the same
3"sn scrvin gthc best interest Of his
.o' try. We hopo the inccndinry
~a .Es BIO sHedily captured, and
UHught toR just punishment for
a@ great CT rho.
",v. A. Nicholson, pastor of
'''' ems Coft House, Carmel and
rrlt. Pleasan Presbyterian Church cs
'o lis Connf, hns recently received
IL IA from Ieele's Creek Church,
@.c Churlde, N. g. We regret
t.st, n''''"" listing circumstances,
Az 4N.rhorh feels it his duty TO
.H.g~9I t.' e. an& has asked the
>uu. che hot Dr n severance Of his
pm. 1r1I rvl@bns with them. MIR.
~ WNiar HsNonly recently in
Hi@|'ed Us = lpr of tho churches
above ngmuJ but has been preuuh.
fn4 tcr th"mhJht or nine months.
J , 'In9 TIM made IN acceptable
4'&." of to all tree of tho chnlcbes.
nud they @iIEefy reluctantly give
,''n up. W9e we regret 20 loose
Nj Nicholsd rs raStnr and n
uiV en-, we ~ gratiRcd 10 learn
lh1L there is strong probability of
rocuring the eH Dr.. Riley, oi Wal<
j. Ina his eleussor,
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James G. Black,
JEW .ET1EIIE.
GtzsE1E3N VIE4B.E. q. G..


TASIN STOCK A. BDETONl PRICES.
/ l. Cold and silver Watches. Spcctnclc..
Chaifs, Bracelets, Sets, Pendants, Pins.
Rings. Studs, LockCts, Chnrms, ghimhlcy,
&c. Silver Plate Ware. Knitcs, Forks.
spoons, sc. stationery, Albums. Fancy
Goods, Uay Bdohs. &c. job Lot SIX
Clocks, Si8i large Crohios, .SG; 100 Pcn-
oil 20 cents.
Repairing df Watches aniJcTelry Done
Promptly.
nbf 10; 1882 9
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We have large and w"li selected lot or
GhOi ING. and crn arI yon for &3 80 Il
beautiful s#qur suIt, winch will co.r ynu
H6 30 eHrrywher" else. Iuu viii he con.
rInccd when y"u sec it. Do not tai! TO
look NJ onr Ladies' Ci"akcS. they arc Of the
most hca"iit"' styles, tram LOO I'd 80.
All kinds OF Fancy Notions, too numcr.
ous 10 mention prices.
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SheriAf's Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF PICKESS.


DY vir,uc of sundrv cvccu,iono 10 mn
ID directed, viii sell NJ n,n,inn ~ rr.,,,
Of the Courr l;o,,,r on Ih, G.S, M'nI,.
in February 1884 Iurimc ,Lc ln.nl L,m,., y =,
sale ,L. f,llo,Vl,, RHlI ESrtrE 49,
wit:
All that TR lCT or pLAVr,TIOV Or
LAND, situate in ,hc Coun,y onI S,,,c
aforesaid. ON the waters or GcSrcr'. rr.nL
waters of Solu.I, Rivrr nIin,mi,,r
!. G.. Gnrrick. Charley ChiI,jrr.s nnI n,hn,s
and knomn rs tue Homestead nr J,mrs
NcAdoms. dcc.nscd md soid ~ cnn,n,m
One lIundrcI anil Scvrurv five onJ TLr.n
quarter Acres. more or lcs.. Lryird nn ne
,ne rryprr,y of Geo, A mnJ M..nn y Ns
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@. p. RUNION,

EASAAEY, g. g.,
EVER ON TIE ALERT WITH CASH
in hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity presents itself. Now look out
fot Bargains. The time hns come when
you can get all you waot. See the follow
ing anil go to .. p. NUNION'S Emporium,
and get Bargains:
5000 yards Fancy Prints, s to 8 cents
1000 yards Solid and Mourning aud Cur
tain Cniicocs.
5000 yards Of Worslcd. 10 to 35 cents.
1000 yards Pants Goods, from l5c. TO 81
Pr yarl
Csshmcrcs aud Alreccas of all grades.
Boots ayasE !SG9D~B.
or all styles AMI grIdrs--Gool brosan for
S., Tap Su'c. ST 25 G"oi line OF Crock
cry, good line of Hardware, Wood and VIII
low Ware.
Sas'a"tr52"e Speciality.
Sugars, to L.! HIS. 10 tho 81; Coffee, I
10 10 I5S. To the ~ Oh.
just receiving N"w Crop New Orleans
Syrup. !'"m 4! o - cents per gallon.
Iiait Fat,mt Flour Ill 81 per barrel, Ex-
| tra Family. IS ~.
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AND
Christmas Goods.
A \ ID

DEENNAN & BRO. the regulators in
~ prices nave jlst mad, b.g strike in
AND CUNFENrlO ARIES.
ih'I"G bought N entire stock, consisting Z
IT E"ltrrS, sugars. Syrnpt, Canned Goods,
Tobacco. anI cigars, direct from the ln =
p"rtrrs and Manufacturers. We arc able
10 give you imdGcenicnts never offered by
my one before.
CANDf Of every description, by the
Box or Barrel.
ORANGES by the Barrel, and in fact.
everything in proportion usually kept in n
irSl class Grocery and Contcctionnry Store.
W. cnnAoI DC unIcrsold. Givo us IL Gull
and bc convinced that
G423S=E2TAN & R3aSSN8..
Enslry. ;. C., is the place to buy,
And Don't You'Foget Is"
dec Al, 1882 IA n
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TE}zz:: 0'NEILL
EiN-SAH fiLi1A MACHINE,
Patented EDec. AtIa. 1877.

FEHHlS is to inform the people Of South
Il Cnr0iinn thar VIC are the owners OF Ihis
wonderful Invention in this State. and hnvc
A9Guts to File Cling in nj! The Cumniics II
Gin owners will see il work they sill be
convinced Of its superiority over all other
modes Of Sharpening Gins. 1t makes n
Irne tnprr tooih with Il needle point. MIR.
q. S. liill, of Jack 4on County. Gcorgia,
says. 'lle entered one bale Of bis cotton
last yrnr N ATLANTA AT the North Georgia
Fair and carried of lhc 500 PREMIUM and
sold his colI"h Ior :! cents pr pound more
Ihhn amy other c"micsiInt. lie knows his
success is ChnrEcabic alone TO h.ink done
by the O'Nrill MLchimo."
Persons wishing their Gins Filed by this
Machine, in the CountirS Of PIckGm1. An
dcrs0n and Grrcn"iilc, Will please nddrrss
X. +. BO"E EN At Br1Xr Posroi)ice, rrckrms
County, =. G.. aud wc wIN pcnd an Agent
at once to do .jhrlr w"rK. Thry urll onty
have to stop giunin.2 , or , hours. rrrcr,
l23 cenis per saw.
Il. = BOWEN.
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sept %. 1855:

NOTICE OF FIN VI SErTLEMENr.
' Noice is hereby given, that will AZ!
ply to o. l.. Durnnt, Probate Judge for
picKous County. on Thursday. Isl day of
February 1888, for leave 10 make funl
snIrIcmcn> OF tHd.csIale OF Snmrcl Chapman,
minor, and ,ask to be discharged rliere-
from as GUnrd AN.
W. 7: FIELo, Gudrdiaa.
jan 4, 1889 ID -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

"Did you ever have your fortune
tole ~ inquired an Austin woman of one
Of her moSt intimate female friends.
"Ns, did you 70
eyes, / was down TO clsirvoyant's
yesterday evening. Did you know
there was one in town ~
sCNo."
"Wsll, there is, and abe juAt spread
out her suchre deck and told my fort
uns as slick as a whistle"
"What did the clairvoyant say was
going tehappen to youp'
"Ehe said was gsing to marry =
nebleman and become q maid Of bon-
or"
"Becoms . maid of honor Why,
you must forget yourself. You know
you ara : married woman"
sThat's So" answered the woman,
iejsctedly. "I forgot ell about that,
and got the old harridan to lay the
cards out for = widow. It is funny
how sach little things will slip out of q
persons memory. l shalt have to 70
down and get the ohairvoyant woman
TO do it all oyer again"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09
HUMOROUS

Oas OF The lays Of aucisat Rome ~as
undoubtedly goose egg.
IPs always . cold day when - nan
gets left in the Arctic regions.
The base ball season 10 over. New
she boys can 90 on "bat" If they like.
There is compensation every where.
The woOdsa-leggsd maA Ia not troubled
With oornA
An exchange says that Ars- LAngtry
is going 70 live on + fat this winter.
IL this newsi
The battle is always TO the strong, IL
vhst an onioA-esting man said when
be vas leit alone in the omnibus.
There are four young girls in New
York ~hs cannot keep out Of scrapes.
They have opened BARRIERS shop.
Robert Burns evidently owned q
Aying machine. He speaks Of wan
derinE forth along the banks Of Ayr.
Il Is vile slsnder 10 say that because
conductors asd bar-keepers are men Of
punches they believe in knock'down
arguments.
The Prince of Whales weighs two
hundred aHd twenty -four pounds. In
attending numerous bsnqusts he has
learned to labor and to weight.
Sarah BsrnSardt IL said to have 9
levs Of horrible associations. That ia
she reason, probably, that abe went to
Greece Ter . husband.
II the two-cent postage stamp in
creisss the length Of the average girls
letter, the nail trains will have to be
strengthened. Things, however, may
be equalized by an increase in the price
of stationery, in accordance with tbs
Law Of supply and demand.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-11-09

Jsdes pitch, which is found asatina
on the Dead Ssa, is an exceIlsBa feel.
The Japanese game Of checked. il 20
intricate. that : month is oftss spent IN
deciding one game.
There are 10000 houses la France
Without single window. They have
no flooring except the coil and are with.
out chimnsys. FsniIies I've in thsm.
a racs between . pony and carrier
pigeon recently took place as Bsdwosth,
England, The pigeon Hsw q mile ana
eighty yards while the psny gaIIoped
half mils.
The last time that KAthariDs ParTs
grave was opened il was found that q
wreath Of ivy was tvined absus hsr
temples, and Il 10 supposed that Il Lad
sPrung from IN ivy berry that Ssll there
ct some previous sxhumstisD.
The nschsnicsl force that il sxested
at each pulnation Of the heart smouuts
to pressure Of thirtesn pounds upon
the entire charge Of blood that has to
be pl essed Onward through The branch
ing network Of blood-vesssIA. This
gives an exertion Of forcs that would bs
adequats in another form of appliostioa
70 lift l20 tons one foot high every
twsnty-four beurA.
Life can be sustained on diet Of &C.
cosnut for long time. A ship from
San francisco bound for Sidney became
vAter-logsed on the way, and for eighty
days everybody on beard lived On coesa-
npts, a large quantity of which had
been taken aboard At samxa. No cases
Of sickness occurred, and the crsx and
passengers we're landed in q healthy
condition.
In Sasony, the mistress is obliged by
Law to allow the servant one pound If
butter and one of coffee per month, or
the equivalent in msnsy. If the girl
furnish ber own bedding she secures
II cents per night for so doing. Sew
enty eents month is allowed Tor her
washing. and shs receives 6se per cent
upon all purchases she makes. Shs il
required 70 give sns months notice BE-
fore leaving her place.
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county, Pa, has just picked the second
crop Of pears this season from single
tree.
Within ten years thirty Californis
millionairss have died, aud not one oi
theu was distinguished 10 life for any.
thing but his money.
Tho spanish socialists, in congress at
Valencia, have discussed various meth.
ode Of improving the condition Of rural
lasorers. Ameng the projects proposed
by this congress 10 the estabIiahment
Of ce-opsrasive farming. The idea
meets wish popular approval, tat the
Government threatens to prohitit any
movement In that direction.
Liberty. Miss, has grown cereal
curiosity Ia the shape of an ear Of corn
seven inches long, perfectly shaped and
developed, containing about 800 grains,
which Is surrounded by 6ve other ears,
growing out OF and firmly attached to
lhs main ear at its base, and extending
mote than half way the length Of the
main ear, although containing more
than 1900 grains Of Germ.
In . sinsle county in England 5255
new cases Of foot-and-mouth disease
recently broke out in single week, IN
cattle, sheep and swine.
A specimen Of vegetable wool is on
exhibitioa at Asterdam. II comes from
Java. When il 10 freed from its
leathery covering and the seeds, through
very simple process. IL il worth be-
tween sixteen and seventies cents .
pound.
A New York police judge has In
formed . complainant against tele-
graph company, ~hsse llneman had
annoyed him by climbing over bis roOf,
that II, after Astifying the company the
wires were not removed, be, the com
plainant, would be justified in cutting
them
80 general failure a. that Of this
ssassn Of the grass seed crop Of Gsrn-
any has net Oecurrsdfsr ysArs previous
II is charged that TIVE or three kinds
Of weed seed appear In the Mediterra-
mean wheat imported by the Bureau
Of Agriculture.
A deg in Washington county, Ohio,
cured himsslf Of . rAstirssaks bite by
burying himself np.to The ears in mud