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lpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rmnuSE.l

Tombstone. ARR, Feb. ia suit has been
brought by O. Bear against the Copper Queen NJ IL
ing Company TO recover onc-ninth oI tiie iii,v nnu
: product. The SUI, Involves several mAoh
dollars. ,. ,-.... A.,
ever before. There il enough ore III Sight To SUPPLY
the mil for ten mon n. Assays H''4"s' "'' F''
Strata of orc have been struck IN the Blk Pedro
mine which assay ! 500 per ION.
A suit for Onc-nalt OF the Last Nhance hIhc II
now in progress III the District Court.
Bullion valued At 5,l24 II was received in
thi. city Yesterday from the mines
The report of the Quincy Mining company oi
Michigan for the year 50. just received, shows:
Tons OF rock hoistcd lO9,1Jl; total stIWpiuck
treated 1O1 1921 tons; yIed OF stamp rock Tcat"u
lO3 2l-1OO per cent? 6,'OH,iio pouhuH PIC II
of mineral g. 80 pounds; PRO .uc' OF T. lhcd
coupcr sos, GG3 pounds. IEcfc was realized
from thcs ale OF silver $3.ll2 -. Estimating the
value of the copper on hand In Nc"-loik al i
cents pound aud the product lell over AT inc nine
ut Sl peT cent Weld and 10 cents per pound, the
gross sum realized tor the years proHlct was
Sg73 500 10. The running expenses az the mine
were 1881 ,O1O -; building aud cons rucion ac-
and all other expense $"G,969 IL; total
e,penecs S5Il4O7 IS The net mining pront
for the wear was ~i32Ogo - realized during the
wear from interest aud profit on sale OF COMPANY 5
stock, $1,000 33; t@tal carninTf. $ilo'22. -
The baaLcr on hnud January ]. lsS2, was $3.50,
1913 10 On February 20, lso2, dividend was pald
of $500. 900, and on August ~ one of 5000
which left balance OF assets January !, 1851.
S6G3,sG 81. dividend Of 70 per sh'Ie, oi
$4,000, was declared payable on February 10,
1888 During he past year tine average IOIcc en-
moved was ABS men; average number OF miners,
lJ2; average wages OF miners on contract per
month. &ls -. The yield OF mineral per lath"n "I
ground broken go pounds, and the ylcd oi re-
fined copper per latnOm of ground broken was 500
mounds he total amount of dividends declared 10
January /, 1883. was T3,53OOOO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday. Feb. 10, 1888

theayerace was estimated at 10 &c. - -, anna
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yesterday ana To-Day were 10
at SiYethst and 81 at jersey cry makihg @SIi
head AGAINST 52ll head SUNDAY aud MONDAY; ne r.
ccins Tor The past head less than ast week
and ~ head less than corresponding week lst year
weak ng which was apparent at the close OF the ike
ON MONDAY at was pronounced at the opening 81 ne
Market on the "Wednesday follow ing ana the pens cOI" no
he cleared on that day reduction OF &c per No. pn
Ffday the arrivals somewhat limited, anu peter
.eoV nreyae bat selling much the same hs on
the "wednesday previous. This morning The receipts
~ Steers consigned 10 cry sleush
eres direct aud ii of Export attic Tor MI EasIUdI
leaving only the market The market IueG IL
II the sales snow an advance
of c Uer n from closing transic lions OF Friday last foOr
,,oGd Steers sold To- II qc per ~ % ~ About cars vi
Prime See- closed out az l2lc oiDoS 10 anu e"
choice selections brought 1890, ~ To- Ahyecar "tOI s9I
Fcd Texas seef from louis changed hands ~ nc 90 10
The weeks shipments OF live Catte ana Sheep anu
p,ssscd Rect Mutton and Hogs. a follows:
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Feb. 10-p. ".

MONDAY. Feb. 1872. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day were larry ac-
tive. and the prices generally were strong II ho'
higher. Dealings in Robinson Consolidated from
LOO to l.25 against /, Saturdays closing hsure'
oIsn rs octivr and rose from 2.75 to 2.05, ana
UaIl-Anderson rose from 30 20. 10; Among ihoe
iow-price stocks sonora Consolidated advanced :
cents 10 30 cents and Elko was | cent hl-hrr ht
11I511 cents. Horn Silver easier at , l.. ne
Comstocks generally were hi1her, but Virginia Con-
sodatcd was of = cents to 30 cents.
SALES 1T THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
CITY.
William ST q, 'lOt ~ North MelrOne," G. Mont
gOmery, referee 10 Anna Wind
Westerly half OF foregoing properly Anna windsor
to Margaretha Dennerlen. observation-disclosures.
9tlst. u T. II Of Ave-C, 25x920 3; George Roberts
and wife 10 Charles Hahn Observation-Disclosures.
Tbames-st, No u EsteLle Herder to James Har-
GrantOrs interest In estates Of Cornelius Dewitt
and others Cornelius Dewitt torhomas D. De-
WIllettst No 40. Mechanics and Traders Ere Ins Co
% Andrew Dumpron and another. .................
34tlst, No 335 westI Russell Walden TO William
DlA0n ll
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sHEEPReceipts 300 head; shipment none Good Mntons
firm du Fair 10 Good $id4 20; Choice ~ Fancy,
$685. SO; Texans, $3a$4 20.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb. 10,

NEw-YoKK, Monday, Feb 10. 1888
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesroOm to-day:
By John T. BoBd.
! 3 story brick house with lot No $50 9thstss,
2O2 II OF 2dave lot lXG5, Thomas II lyman: $500
5sOry brick tenement house with lot No 81
6ith-st. .. 2SJ II " Of lstaye lot l0O1lOOo; 800
HeymAn. l2,OOO
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For Bows and Young Men-Countr

daily Invited to call 7j2 Quncyst Brooklyn Terms
For Bows and Young Men-Country
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE-Mi Board
\ Ing ''"O'' ""''' Pinncph o. r.. WILLIS Phi. D.
DLUM'S Erziehungsanstalt.- Boys prepared
an1 re sGt apply to Dr. ~ Bcey a.
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted tor
S GoqdS1e or se i a. o@199'
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
VI Prepares E sgs for Gfgs 5feRI p @4G GSy
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ply to GOSeS'f nnf ys Information 'p
DEEKSKILL tN.Y.l Military Academy.-For
PARK INSTITUTE,
For boys 5000 a year hENGY rATLocK, Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
English Degrees conferred Col TIEo hYAfT Pres
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit
second AtTGd ~ Es Fejaa 5000 per
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn gegses students for Yale college T rus
lesser n A. Thacher H. e. kingscy A. NJ A. G. Twinns
IL D. Professor 5 b baldwin Proiessorj ". Gibbs Al
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
s6 annual sf'91
miles Philadelphia, with through cars from NeW YORK
Brook route Home comforts, parental discipline.
and thorough elegant buildings aud all cOnyenlences
large and well known for beauty aud health
| For catalogues address GEO. q. BUTLER A. NJ. Pnn.
| nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y,
~ Home.hke thorough progressive New illustrated cir
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| HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' larry
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| opensSeptember 10. Miss M. W. METCALF Principal
| MARCH 5.-New classes formed i'm Claverack
1NI IN W College ana hudson River Inst, three miles
from Hudson CITY N y Alonzo flack, Pm d. President.
4
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| IN LADIES; experienced teachers numbers limited,
| Address Mrs. L. f. AYRE5.
| kew.Canaan, Conn.
For Both Sexes-Countrv
| A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL, IA miles
n from New.YOrk. children receive a mothers cara
| Mrs II. U. MOKRELL4 ManIasset, LII
| DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - yack on the
III Hudson Both sexes S22j send for catalogue W. IL.
| BANNIsTER A. M
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UNIVERSITY.

admission 10 the College and the Proes
sona schools held every year an Ne" otH on f a.
dan Friday and following the last wednesday III
June Ghs year, June p, 20. and 80 at the y NJ G. A.
Building
The Harvard Examinations Women cid at the same
time and place
peca students without examination In every
deiartu ent except the Medical school.
GRADUATES OF other colleges admitted 10 advanced stand
harvard College upon such conditions as he fA'ui
deem equitable III each case.
For information concerning the terms o admission the COST
of professional course the scholars ps 20" au
other beneficiary aid the sudc- In etch department OF an
other subject connected with the University ADDRESS inc
Registiar Of Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass
ICONS DE FRANCAIS EFT DANGLAlS
II par NINE OLDMlXON, 2i9 West 10Th ST.
Art Schools-Citv.
MRS. LOUISA B.CULVER will receive pupils
COLOR PAINTING STILL LIFE, FLOWEitS ana Ian D.
sCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION
STUDIO, No. 10 MADISON AV GNUE
References. 5000. . go, ., 1900.
Mr. D.HINTINGTON.Mr.W ILL AN Ii AhA'hr 81 rs
N. HART, MI A. F.BELLOWS.
Musical.
MIR. and MRS. f. REINBECK,
WI Piano Instruction.
No. 23l West ljth-st.
MRS EMMA DESTER, SOpTanO.-OratOriO
WI and Pupil Of the great master Garcia ana OF
the ROYAL Academy London Address care tenWay sons
Receives pupils at her residence. l05 East 7ithst
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
No5 EAST l4TII ST, 81 door East Of 5TII.AVE
Incorporated lS6 3D.
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL.
OPEN DAY and EVENING,
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TIE PETRDLECn M1RKET.

NEwYoRR, Feb TO-
There was little more than a scalping
market for fractional profits az the Petroleum Exchanges
to-.ay the fluctuations were narrow aud without sig
nlGcancc Opening NJ ~ OOil, the price declined to
99a,c before noon and after mat the OF values
was between II OOl2 and 81 Oh The close showed de-
cline of So at ~ O - from Saturday night The volume
of business was 900 barrels Of the trading
on Saturday. but th boards open hour longer.
The tone OF the market at the end undecided.
There IA no indication Of strong buying Of OIL such
would furnish impetus 10 ana upward movement.
The rallies OF tic last few days have been
spasnOdc aud shOrtliycd. deriving their origin
from the purchases the short interest that tempo
rarly market upon, any selling movement.
Meantime there apparently is such widely distributed
'ong" that dulncss OF dealings sugyshncls
the large carrying rates press
heavily on weak holders than 'hurrah" - nee
cssnry 10 advance the market III itA present shape
The teegraphJd dealings from Oh CITY were l2sJ,OOO
barrels
Tne total transactions in NeWYOrk were follows:
Barrels.
Petroleum Exchange. lO1JoOO
National Petroleum Exchange 0OJOOO
NewYork Mining Stock Exchange. $4,000
ii''"'O"V
The range OF prices
NY Pet Nat Pet Mining stock
Highest lOUr lOls luis
Lowest. bJ.4 uj'A JI'8
There Ia no change to lac reported the refined petro-
cum market 7& &C. per gallon being the price here
| Crude in barrels Is G'sO79so.
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There change to be reported IN the refined petro
lcum market 7ad77c per gallon being the price here.
Crude in barrels Is G'sO75so.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPT OF PRODUCE,
Per North Rtcer, Vessels and Railroads.
NrM.YoRK. Monday. Feb. 10. 1SS3.
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Musical.
NJR. and MRS. f. REINBECK,
WI Piano Instruction,
No 23l West 18th ~.
Brooklyn.

CUILD'S GARDEN SCHOOL.-Parents wish
ing private boarding school for small children
daily Invited call at 7j2 Quincyst Brooklyn Terms low
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Insirnctior.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, NY.
Established 1904.
neutrality-suspicious. r. HAYS, NJ. d.
UEOPENS SEPT. 4, 1852.

~ FORT WASHINGTON, NY
superintcnadntSJomX B. HAYS, ND,
KEOPENS SEPT. T. lss2 49,, ri,
end ana Sc1pnoGsy followed mould at early age
the intellect of youth by science inc VIII ,S ny me Great
requisites instruction. discipline. religion while huns io'
Snaed on Washington Heights ten miles up the
Uudson is reached the sixth Avenue Elevated Odu 10
catop the superintendent meets the arrival oi any tram
more beautiful aud healthy place-on an emnence com
rundiIgs are not found the faramed banks oil inc
Hudson Its buildings a. nnu3 i ne "haded and in
tersected by oak groves anordinS ample sp@o" O' P'
Ffencn German and Spanish spoken.
APFLY FOE CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
| Madisonave and 4itl-st fits for the school OF Mhes
Classes in Architectural ana Mechanical Drawing ,. .,
A. COLIN late Engineer Corps, L. = ~" ana f'oieo ."
Naval Academy.
University Grammar school, l,4Sl Broadway,
near sSSsa ION Il YAH o5 E% As%
For Young Ladles-Citv.
DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Instpc.oP in 9 T tan I 81 Nest i2 anu
Both Sexes-City.
CHARLES FRENCH SClIOOL.-BERGERS
y new system. French conversation quickly acquired
Detective pronunclaoa corre''9l Lenses Sn
Monday and THURSDAY $50 &c ock rotsSG, h, 81 no
o. eg oe OF Homo the auno DELEGATE 81 East nst
Union square Reteen { D. Appleton & CO. r. cry SA'ui
dav l-2 O'Clock. Free class for American teachers
ERENCH AND GERMAN AGTUA IA
scHAFT sYsTEM- lstoca lecture the science enc, Of
Even on MOS SY Il = p m and TUESDAY at 3 y. m by
Professor Edmond asneau Paris 1ipome AID cor %
| Language his class rooms. No 33 Last 2olhst ~
| Admission - Classes. Nearly lOO puplls 10"
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Mem publications.
TIVE CENTURY


TIE CENTURY
FOR MARCH
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tans the second instrument Of this story and includes
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Que Intimately acquainted win The french satesnan with
front s. eee portrait
TWO HISTORICAL PAPERS " Migratons Of Ameri
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Foreign Dominion in louisiana" by George W. Cable.
ANEW KNOCK AT AN OLD DOOR. A plea for the
higher OF by Mrs. g. Runkle with spe
cia reference the recent movement toward admitting
women 10 Columbia College.
AGooD FIGHT FINISHED. The story Of Dr. Leonard
BscOns life recalling "reminiscences Of his posl
lions pubic questions that have arisen during the last
hall century. With portrait.
"YATIL" realistic Of the RussoTurksh war.
by Frank d. Millet
SIGNS AND SEASONS. charming out oidoor paper BY
kingsley
THE .ARCHITEcTURAL LEAGUE OF NETWORK. a
club Of young architects.
NEW POEM BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT en-.
Titled "A Poet 20 his Wife," dated Roslyn 1873" and
hitherto unpublished.
THE OTHER CONTENTS include paper by II. H. On
Horse Claim poems interesting editorial departments
Price "a year 30 cents number subscription for the
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EUROPEAN MARKErs.


LIVERPOOL. Feb l9.Bacon. Cumberland Cnt $50 Sncf'
49ud PORK, Prime Mess Sptd do NeStern ou' lato'
O7lpd. Cheese. icln OhOoe OOuu NOrh'
blJd Tor Mixed Old. IuTpenthe -plts. 3HOd PROVISIONS
Lard 58Od per Breadstuns Corn Oh Ia
for Old Mixed Western Wheat Nddv Id per cena lot cal
orna Club SUd 0OJd for Ret western spring. oid%Vla
Red Water ,.,. 49,. -, ...,
LIvRRPOoI. Feb. 10 Receipts OF Wheat for tho week.
From ATLANTIC ports. $4,000 quarters nom Pacific ports
$50 qnar, ers other sources 10000 quarters Corn
10000 quarters ,.,..,t,
LONDON. Feb. l9.-SDrits rurpenJne 3o CMepua
IAnseed 4IOd per quarter Linseed On Az lOakSs
per tun Tallow AS cwt refined Petroleum. o'udV
GAL -. oE
Feb. lH,-WncoNs Laru closed nv a Hsn"S 80
eeuumes per 90 klloN -. -..... ,or
aNrwRRP. l9.Peroleum. 10 francs % confines LOT
Fine Pale American paid and 10 francs 20 centlmes seer
WUcOx's Lard l42 francs 90 confines 100 klOs
iRNEN, Feb lv.-WiCoX's Lard closed at % marks ~
ponnigs per llol lbs.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO DE J,NRIRo Feb l9.-Coee-Good Firss 800 100
refs per 10 kos Average daily receipts loo bags SNIP
mens OF tho weekro the Channel ami North OF m Y.
10000 bags; TO tho United States 100000 bags 20
mediterranean, bags. Sales of the week-fOr ,lS
Channel aud North OF Europe 5000 bags 70 inc OncI
States. 10000 bags for the @edlterraneal
bags: stock. 10000 bags. EXCHANGE London. aA
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InstrnetioiI.
Miscellaneous.

CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS suited 10 every
taste with Intelligent free to parents PefsOaaJ
noo,ed Tor hostage j W. SCHERMERHOKN, Secretary
z East l4tll-st., New.Iork
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For Young Ladles-Citv.
Both Sexes-City.

DRIVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
4 Instruction in english, Latin. Modern LANGUAGES an
Piano MISS NJ f. coz. Principal. oil West l2ta-sI
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RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

The Augusta Chronicle and Constitu-
fionalist, few days since, contained an
editorial attempting to show that the
Southern States have lost greatly in
railroad development in consequence of
the tendency to control railroad corpo-
rations by legislation, and instances the
case of the Palmetto Railroad enterprise,
the agitators Of which secured n charter
ut the last session Of the Legislature of
this State to run a road from Hamlet,
North Carolina, by way Of Camden and
Columbia, to Augusta. The syndicate
proposing this extension is represented by
Mr.. John Robinson, Of Baltimore, and
controls several railroads in North
Carolina. During the pendency OF the
Railroad Commission bill In the North
Carolina Legislature. Mr.. Robinson
wrote strong letter against its passage,
and among other things said that he had
Arranged .e hnild .hs Palmetto road Ii
this State, but that the passage of our
Commission bill had caused him to
indefinitely postpone the undertaking, as
he did not wish to invest a dollar in
State where the laws undertake to con.
troll railroad management. Upon this
lettar our Augusta contemporary con.
cludes that railroad legislation IS detri.
niental TO the South. This strikea us as
hasty aud inconsistent on the part of our
contemporary. In the frst place, tho
facts about Mr.. Robinson's enterprise do
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Bloody Hands In England.
Your nephew,
T. MORE, Jr.

LONDON, MARCH, 18.-Lady Florence
Dixie was attacked at Windsor yesterday
by two men disguised in women's clothes.
Her dress was cut with daggers in sever.
q! places but she received no injury.
Lady Florence was walking in eeclud.
ed spot near the woods when the two
men asked her what time it was. She
replied that she had no watch, and af.
terwards noticed that though they wore
women's clothes their faces had been
shaved. Much alarmed, she started TO
walk away and was followed by the men.
one of whom seized her. She atruppled
to escape, but seeing their daggers fefi In
a swoon. This took place at four O'Clock
In the afternoon and abe did not racc-c:
her senses until 4.45 p. m. Lady Flor.
ence has been prostrated to-day. Tho
story of the affair was elected from her
only at intervals. The saving of her life
Is attributed 10 her St. Bernard dog,
which, 1t 10 supposed, protected her
while she lay in the swoon. Lady Flor.
ence had no reason 70 suspect immediate
danger, although che bad been somewhat
fearful since the receipt Of letters about
the Land League. Tho last thing she
remembers Is one Of the men puohinr n .
quantity of mud into her mouth. On
her recovery ehe found that both palms
were cut aoross and her gloves> severed.
There were two dagger holes two inches
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Remember This.

II you are sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature in making you we'll when oil :
else fails.
II you are oostive or dyspeptic, or are
suffering from any other of the numerous
diseases of the stomach or bowels,
your own fault If you remain ill, for doP
bitters are sovereign remedy in oil suen :
complaints.
If you are wasting away with any iolM ii,
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting psan gan
this moment, and :urn for cure TO hop
Bitters.
If you are sick with that terrible siokne;s, 81
NervouSness, you will find "Baim ~
Gilead" in the use Of Hop Bitters. -.
II you are frequenter, or resident "a
miasmatic district, barricade your sys!en
against the scourge Of all countriea-mIa,sa,nt
rial, epidemic, bilious, and intern'''e"'
fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters. ,,.,
skin. bad breath, pains and aches, an9 n a;va ,ss
miserably generally, Hop Bitters ~,n smt ssst
you fair skin, rich blood, and s"Se'''
breath, health, and comfort. ..,.
In abort they cure all Diseases OF ~
stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nei,b 4.
Kidneys, Bright's Disease. $500 wl. ~
paid for q case they will not cure or heiP; P.,
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, si:h. .h.
mother. or daughter. can be made ,1on 1on
picture of health, by few bottles o. OF hIf iet
Bitters, costing but triae. VIII you '''
them suffer?
March !, 1858 81
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apart in the right breast Of her drcs-.
4 broad steel corset.rib had been broken
by Tie weapon which had penetrated 10
the inner lining Of her dress AT the first
stroke, and to her cor-et at the second
stroke. Lady Florence >upposes that
she unconsciously struggled with the
men, assisted by her dog, until the
scoundres were disturbed by cart pas.
ing the woods. She received threaten.
ing letters while in Ireland recently
One of the men wore green dress and Il
Iarpe hat with veil
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
tNnERSOS tpI'STy


IN the to"rt cf Common Pleas.
Elmer Caprleman. Plaintiff. vs.. John +.
Mcclure, Defendant.
DURSUANT to an order of sale made
IL by his Honor w II. Wallace, pre-
siding Judge of the otlI Judicial Circuit, in
the above stated case, bearing date March
3, 1888, will sell at Anderson, $. C., on the
FIRST MONDAY, the 2nd day OF APRIL
next, at public sale, the mortguged prem-
ses described in the complaint, to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
situate in Savannah township, in the Coun-
~ Of Anderson, $. G., containing 92 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Thomas
Mctiukin, +. NJ. Dickson, .. +. Bynum,
and others, being the land conveyed by
Milford Whitaker TO John r. Mcclure Oh
the 2ird September, lSSU.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth tn be paid in
cash, and the remainder on u credit of one,
two and three years, with interest from day
of sale, to be secured by a mortgage of the
premises, with leave to anticipate payment
at any time. Purchaser to pay extra for
papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
March 1854 "a
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IN oT'ICE3
TO ALL
PERSONS INTERESTED

ANDERSON, 8. c., Jan. %, 1888
WE would again politely call the atten.
tion OF the trading public to the following
facts:
!hat we have now, and constantly keen
on hand, large stock Of Goods in the va.
nous lines, consisting Of
Meat, Flour, Coffee, Sugar.
Molasses. Dry Goods. Hardwore
Shoes, Hats. Saddlery,
Yankee Notions, Crockery-
r3loughs and Plow Stocks
A' flames and Trace Chains,
axes, A;o, Nails, Iron, Tobacco,
And all other Goods cenerallv neoaoa =,
ats.aaa.. snIs aaaarSe.. INCLUDING the celebrated
nHsnaeboker H.1aaen Wagons and Wagon
=, We are agents for,the "Dow Law Cation
rian.er, a1.e SAID to be the best in use.
OF which we keep stored in our Maoo.,nss Ts
mere full supply, which we sell as cbsanIv
as w ~ can be bought In any marEei
we are also still the agents of the ,vorlI-
rnsno,Sned nsao Wando Fertilizer and Acta1
s,n1sSssPnete, and of the HoluGo Far.
nanv nr mann'actured by the same Com
1ae, either for cash or at Cotton o,s,;na
we would like very IN Ich to ftirn;sh eli -.
4mr friends this year their Goods and E Fsr VI
in eyerv aha viii promise to do them justice
o we buy Cotton largely for Cash on our
own and for account Of foreign bnver. m our our
are always in the market. ouHefS' ana
~, anu 70 those who now owe us monov
S,rs any ~, acGouEt whatever, past due, we ~,
0os to come RICH. a,ray. 9' """ u mas
very truly yours, &C.,
bleckIey, Brown g. Fretwei,
Feb l, 1888 oo