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"ud und Dnuvilir RAILWAY from AT.
'nn'a ami hcy"Td
l. with Nlunin 'nH Ghart ,ur hi, ipion Ric' 4
m"hi Niil U!.>i1 .tait!vnd for nj.
points south and west
2. 18th e. tnllroad for Charleston
With Wilmington, Co!umhin and Nugusat
Rnltbau ttr Wilmington and the
N3rih.
With charlotte. Golinbia a,.i AUGUSTA
Rnlroud for Charlotte and the North
O. With AshcvIIlc and Spartnnburg Rnilrond
from iendrrsvuvillc
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond ami Dnnvillc Railroad from
Chariot! 4 aid beyond
Standard THULE used III Washington, DC.
which is fifteen minutes tnstcr than Colum-
bia
W FRY. Superintendent
NJ. .Gencral Passenger Agent
ID. CARDWELh. Asst Gen! Pnss'r agent
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Netiee TO Debtors & Gft ditoIs

4 LL personS indebted to- thG esInre of
5sEk VI WEhBORN, a, ,cc&Sed, Mil cnn,e
f"r~nrd "nd mko P~ymehr; and It oSc lo ;
ihe demands agNinst sait estnte' vii Irss
gent lhcm to- the undersigned lGmay az
tesiGl. W; +, WEIBDRS, \, Adm r.
fen Is, 1883 " $
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PATIENTS,
For sale euerv,rherc.

Mo, Patcrt no rny is bar moito. "
~ Have hnH IA yt"r tXptrihuc" IN ~.
cnrlfg Patents; Caveats. Trndc-NInrn p,
CopytiGht1, etc, in this aud othc, COW.
tri"s. Our Hand Books giving full instr,.c.
lionS in Patents free. Address Il. :. :
p. LACEY, Patent Au'ys, COL F. Street,
Washington, b. G..
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H G0EB Fell YOW EHDw to HBc
YOBIr OWN HBOrfOWY

If you have bad taste in your mouth,
"nl'"wneSs or yellow color Of skin. feel de-
SPondeh', s'npid md dtdw3y, appetite un-
steady treIntntly hendnche or dizziness
you are 'Di' l""s." Nothing will arouse
your system equal to ~
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nav Sca III thc United :ii"Ics. and is or sale
hN "'l druggists Throughout tllr Mo::d. -
fr'GH 80 cv"ia bdttlc. ted l5. ~
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~ JAIb.-OIrI jan, ve hrlitvt, has
"''" """"I empty tor some time "n
~ asst week, wh"n the follow Iuu
~ '"o"S were r"'hni'trd charged
WV grand lartel'y, Thry aru all
'"'"reu: reu: rroSslry EVANS. Angh~tu>
" ''''""s' Mary I"rner' Mnse Wil>
! I" ms anu FRANK Smith. The first
t"ur wer" committed for breaking
49,, ,,,,,,;. -, ''"' '''"'''''
,,,,,,,,, T.,n s.u, "
,i,,,d ia. .a,,;.ooEr
Eo,on -, r.,,.., a. ~,
vrrr c.om.,i,,,,L, ~. rm,., I,.,,: ~ ~
G. k,bIns,,,
'""" No''''c'' OF A'Neh h"s
E'""''' '"o r'S"' OF way 10 the
C"'o''"", o""oor'"hd G'p and
'"'o'so A'"'''o"" company through
""y VI '"o s''eeCS th"t may be dc"
IL 'S " o"ck"oreak'ng business to
Jug away all day at a mass of wet.
h"'f rotted corn stalks and litter
IN" horse lot. A half day OF such
"o'K VIII take the pluck out ot the
HCrohgoet man. A sack OF Ashley
!" worth % gays haullng OF such
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EXPRESS-EASTWARD

NO 6l.
Leave Atlanta 2 IS ~
Arrive Gnincsfille 3 o. m
LHif 4 r AZ n u,
Rabun Gap junction b Gil NJ
l"cc"n v 48 p m
Seneca & 07 pm
Grcenrille T. 10 on y
Spnrl"nburg II Az p m
GnStnnin q POI A IT.
Arrive ChMrlBtte II 32la m
EXPRESS-wESTWA
No SO
Leave Charlotte lO0au
Arrive Gnstonia 4 O8 u II
SparI"tbdrG 81 q III
GrccnFlle & 50 q m
Seneca 43 o o,
Toccoa 8 !8 Il u
Rnbun Gap Junction 10 90 u IN
luln 10 81 NJ
GnincsviNe II GG n NJ
| trriFt hflah'd 30 p M
Actothmodafioa TFAiH ("Aif 1.-The Brlle")
Leave AiImH & b0Op m
! Arrive AIInmH 8 10 IN
No. lS, LdcAh ruErGHr, GorNG WEST.
| Leave rhRrIotte 6 30 n III
Arrive ml G"hnry's II 2O3 p N
SpmrrnnbmB 30 p IN
0rtth'iIc 3 81 pm
No. lS L6h,L FnRrGnr, GorxG EAST.
Arrive 1T Gre"nviile - n u,
SpartnHburH 10 II u M
Gnffney ll7pm
ChatluGc Ij n m
Tho owe are thc 0ni y trains bF cTrry
passemg"rs. Nos so aud 81 make close
conr7pc ion "Hh uains on Rtchntoud nnd
EAnvilIc Il NJ ChmI1,tG nnd dt AthnIm
wmh M hhrs diver ginZ. 20 80 leaves
Richmond nj NJ f3O7 i M. nui No 81 aF,
rivcs there NJ 80 p IN rhc iocnl frrighls
rcHnih nj fke above srntions twenty to
thirty uflmift&S.
A with n II Il r r6hHl from Athens
with n Il Il to md +, ON Talunh Falls
& #rlh Nlr Mnc 10 aR'i from Eiherron
and }OwersVillc
with BuG Ridge II Il to and from val
haltn, sc
F. %ih and q n 20 and from Newbcr
ry, Aston and Columbia.
F With nhl s u and G to and from
HendStS6nviile, &lsl0n, SC
g with Chester md Lpnoir r. to and
from chester Ynrk&ifle ami Dnms
II with \ G Division md G md 4 II
to and from Greensboro KHlcigh 40
!. Y. SE0B; Superintendent.
P. N. r. TALcoTRj tSehf, Manager.
NJ. SLAU0fGlF5 0ora'f Pass, Aei,
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LOCAL ITENIss.


Several OF our citisens are sick
with cold.
Tho wind blew cold from the
Northwest last Monday.
There wusa failure at Wnlhnlla
AUd one at Williamson last week
The communication of "Liborty"
il crowded out Of this issue. II will
appear next week.
See changes in the advertisements
kpt Messrs. K w. Marshall & Co., J.
6 Bluck, and Ferguson 4 Miller.
The swine tribe seems 10 be rather
scarco AT this time in this section,
but everybody arc trying to raise
them and they will be plentiful
hereafter.
Mr.. Jno. r. Gossett, Agent for
The NavaSsa Guano has un advcr-
tiAchoht in this weeks SENriNEL.
Mahy of our farmers have tried tho
Nevassa and know what it is. They
also know Mr.. Gossett to be accom-
modating, oJliging and a gentleman
lh every respect.
The penalty tor fighting in the
town OF Liberty is tho erection of
~ cedar horse rack. Four of this
Kind have been "fL" out in the
town.
We are gratiicd to learn that in
Nll probability the Rev. J. r. Riley,
ID will accept call from the
@hurchos recently supplied by Mr..
Nicholson, and will locate at this
kIace.
We are requested to announce
shat ther" will be communion ser.
siccs at Carmel Church on the first
, Sunday in March, {neNt Sunday }
here viii! be services on Saturday
before.
DR., Qnillian of Easley paid our
town visit last week. He re-
ports tho Easley High Scnool in n
hourishing condition. Over ninety
@rholars have been enrolled and tho
""tu"I daily attendance is eighty. odd
with 20 'stant accessious. The Eas>
icy High School ought to have at
least one hundred and fifty students
from tho "nativo" population,
Married, nt the residence of the
It. jH1h,r Ii-} Ng,,, i!apl-
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)nted Feb, nary 7rh. 1889.
III, 81 J }. LEWIS, C.C:P.

TO VIZ Defendants, }. Perry IrooPcr. hur-
cKcc I~oper. Frank TOPPER If"Scy hpop.
cr Susan topper, md Ire widow and
children Of BNtlcr licnlricks, deceased,
whose nrrncS mud number HtG unknown:
Take notice ihnt the summons III this nc.
rion. OF which the foregoing ~ a copy was
flied in the office of the lcrK OF rRc Court
of Common Pleas ir and for the county md
State aforesaid or tire Hh day OF 3nnmry
1888. and that Tire object 1T tIrs act on is
the final settlement of the rrnl and personal
estate Of Larkin Hendricks, decense.l and
TINT no personal clnfm is rhG"e against you
or either Of pOn.
NORTON, KEITH & EOLLTN8Sw6RTtI,
Phmtff's ATTORNEYS.
feb 10, 1888 2I G@
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n 0TlGE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ We hereby give note that We will y.
ply to y H. Nr&ron, Judge Of Probue loF
Pf'kcns County, s. G, on rhc first dny Of
MH,ch nc&t for permission TO hlnke II huu,
3rttIcmeRt or the Estate OIL B. McWho,rr.
deceased, tRohcrt McN hnr,r, E&ecua or
Ihercofi dco"n"ed.} aud to be discharged us
EXeSut 6rS Of the sanre.
W. W. Now HORPEE,g > Exccr,
feb /, 1882 10
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NJ OTICE OF FINAL SErTIEMENr.
" Notice is lrcreFy given, that | will ar
ply TO j. II. NcwIotI. PrObnte judge for
Pickc"s County. ON Thmsany, LIST d:y OF
March, 1888, Tor leave 10 fnnke a 6hnl
settlement Of the caHte Of 3orI BrndIey; de.
ceased, anu ask 10 be discharged there
from MS Administrator.
y. F. BRADLEY, ..um'r.
feb /, 1883 10
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-01
SIMMONS
HEPATTC
COMPOUND
Or Liver and Kidney cnr6l


Removes Constipation, Relieves Di1,;
ness, DisFeis Sick Headache, Alolishcs
Biliousness, Cures JauHdace, Cures Liycr
Complaint, OvercOHHs MnInrial Blood poio.
oninG, Regulates Ihe Stomach win Rrou-
lnte the Liver. will Regulate the Bowels
TbfE LIVER AND KIDNEY"
Gan be kept perfectly healthy in any cr'
mae by taking an occasional dose of SIM.
MONS llEPAPIC COMPOUND, ,he Great
Vegetable
HivcF e Kidney Medicfmc.
UQWIE & NOISE,
Projectors,
Wholesale Druggists,
CHARLESTON. G r.
For sale in Pickens by DIX. G. W. EARLE.
For sale in Liberty by HORTON 4 BROWN
hoy 30, 1897 10 =,
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a gcntlohdn writcs: my wife used yobr MoTyY-
hhS FEiEHD at her fourth cohHncmepi, and hor
teSnt3mTohy n3 T Is mat she paSSd tGrnnF With
mis,nts and tecdferGd ftofu 1t in much es8 ti.nc.
Ste also reCpUInGnd8d II TO n lady friend who prNS
about TO To tnhtlnrd for the slrSt time. and sh,y
says: i HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY ONIG vASs
TuhouGII THIS GREAT TRIAL WITH SO NII,CiI
EASE AND SO LITTLESUFFFRING.'"
had by calling Mt my Office ' ' 49,
naVinF had the foregoing remedy THoROUouIY
1EsEHRln Atlanta and vicinity now oIur IL TO
my p1tIonS as possessing superior incrits.
nm permitted also to refer to the following woll~
Khown citizens OF Atlanta: G.. g. Newton, Win, M
Crunlley Jr, w. 4. Gregg and d. Balm: ali OF whom
tion. Price 9I SO per bottle " '' P'Nf''1%
Prepared by
j. BRADFTELD, Solo Prop,
For sale euerv,rhcre; '"'''
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PENSIONS

NNOR Soldiers on any disease. woukl q.
Il injury. Fees. $40. Bounty. Back l'~y
Discl"rges for Dcserters, etc. procur,a
years experience. Adhrtss &. NJ. S|TE@
Y o.. 6o4 ST., Washington. d. L;
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H0LME' S LIN|MEnT
on, THE
MOT HERS FRIEND I

Ono OF tho greatest comforts to those expe, tlas.
70 be cohfnedis rethedy upuh whieb implicit cpn.
hdenco can be placed-ohe that will produce a .Alu
and quick delivery-one that will control pair and
shorten tho duration OF labor. Such Is "THE Ncr..
KRIS FRIEND" Tryit and see what
a Blessing At In to SlROSine FeuaaIa1.
This Iiniment when used two or three weeks re
fore confinement. produces o wonderful cilrp;
causing very easy and quick labor, with &C nlLay-
a1tiyely little pain, and leaves the mothor in Coz
olti9to recover quickly or In other words to hava
Rgood getting up. Under itB use labor will ordIn,
tiy ty Occupy much M iess than the usual tme, and
The condition for which this reIi6dy is offered e
OF snch character ps to forbid long array of cC
unchtes. Those tbtereSted in Its use are reapsg.>
iuliy referred tot the huhdreds Eh6 haf6 used il.
READ THE TESTIMONfArS:
m9St earnestly ehtreat every female cxpcc,ir,K
10 ne. confined to the TINE MuTuEf =
E,miEMp;" Coupled with this entreaty. viii sdd
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Enterprise and -uomntdineer please copy.
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Columbia & Greenville r n
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
CHANGE: OF SruEDtjLE.

Observation-Disclosures,
C0hbABiA, s e., November, 4th 1882.
On andafler Monday, Nov. 9th. 1882,
passenger .rAias willrun as herewith ndi
GATED upon this Road and it's branches;
Daily, eA6ept Sundays.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

The Stockton Mail speaking Of
the venality of San Francisco Jour
nalism says.
The manner in which they chuck
Bill Sharon under the chin and sup
port him in all his deviltries with
such of the fair sex as be finds sus-
ceptible to his mercenary blandish-
menti, is proof of their capacity for
toadying to wealth. There is not q
paper in San Francisco that We know
of except the Wasp that dares crit
icise the shortcomings Of million
aire IS it would those Of a poor man.
Not one of them burst say . word
against the old lecher Lucky Bald
win when his treachery was exposed
by the victim Verona. The attitude
Of the same journal towards Neil
sen, himself q journalism of good
standing, shows how quickly they
will turn upon even a member of
the profession who ventures to call
Q millionaire to account. The truth
is that tho press of San Francisco
is not only venal, but oowardly and
provincial besides.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01
Bit Of History.


Referring to the recent death Of
James McClstchy, tho San Jose
Times recalls an incident of twenty
three years ago. in which deceased
acted q prominent part. Says the
Times, after paying a handsome
tribute to the personal character Of
deceased: but California and the
nation owe to James McClatohy q
further debt of gratitude, snd one
which. Is far as We have been abe
to ascertain, has never been &C.
knowledgsd. It was due to him
that the rebel plot to seize the port
and defenses of San Francisco
during the war was foiled. 1t was
he who. watching by the bedside of
the dying censpirator, gathered the
first information of the scheme to
tear down the flag of the Union and
proclaim an Independent repub ic
On this coast. It was no who by
hard riding in the dead of night
succeeded in overtaking the over
land express and in conveying this
information to Washington in time
to prevent this calamity. But for
James McClatchy and his heroic
patriotism, California would lave
been drenched in blood and the
nation would have received o
serious blow. Every patriot in the
Union should honor his memory,
while Caiifornians especially should
reverence his name"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

A man who was convicted of
theft and sentenced 10 the State
Prison in Philadelphia, the other
day, astonished the Judge by max
ing these pointed remarks in Court:
Il worked three years in your State
Prison making shoes, and I know
as much about making shoes as I do
about watches. They taught me to
be dishonest. My principal work
was to paste leather and pasteboard
together to make thick sole to i'm
pose on the public. The man who
had the contract was . Christian. a
member of the church, and at the
time l called his attention to the
pasteboard business he was fore
man of the grand jury"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

Respecting the probable request
of the Forestry Commission to have
Congress give California and New
ada the land bordering on Lake Ia
hoe, to be preserved IS q pleasure
resort, the Central Pacific Railro III
Company. who own the land, say
they are willing to exchange the
land for other land if Congress is
willing to donate it to the pubic.
This project will certainly meet
with the approval of nearly every
one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

New York newspapers are boast
ing that there are in that city nearly
500 men who are worth a million
or more. TIE paltry 5000. 900
needed for the foundation of Bar
thold's Statute of Liberty has not
ye. been subscribed. and neighbor-
ing cities have been called upen to
contribute.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

It is stated that Texas hen sat
for three days on a nestful of hail
stones before she discovered that
they were not eggs. The funniest
part Of the story is that she did not
hatch out an icehouse or two. But
prehaps the Texas liar was not in
coed health.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-11-01

Night before last there was q tire.
mendous explosion in a tunnel in
London and several cars blown to
atoms. The loss of life was con.
siderable The Fenians are charged
With the work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

Old General Sablemore was very much
annoyed by young man Who persisted
In visiting his daughter. l want to
tell you now" said the General one
evening. that you shall not marry ms
daughter. and that II you ever come
here again I'll maui You numerically"
General, you could not be % cruel
a. 10 blight nay life and TO destroy the
happiness Of yeur daughter. could your"
"Rather than have you for a son-in-
law, would willingly nail my daughter
in box and send her u crematory.
I give you fair warning | doa't want
YOU to come around here again. Light
ont. or Ill dust your coat-taiis with bird
shot."
/. Who's that in the parlor with Jane;''
the General asked Of his wife several
nights later.
Young Jagle."
What il that sooundrei here again !
Hand me that cane; I'll 60 in and maui
him out Of shape"
.Do not modest hinl, Geasrl. he Is
- devoted 10 Jane that do not think
he can keep away. Better let them
raarry. for il seems that nothing but
death can break his admiration"
The General sat and musvd. IL Vas
a struggle for him To refrain from
striking the persistent fellow. but he
wavered. A rain storm came and Beat
against She house, and twisted the
limbs of the great tree IN the yara, bu'
still the old gentleman unused. blind
ing fash, and then report thar SHOOK
the house brought the old man 10 hii
feet. Rushing into the pafior he founs
the Young man lying ON the hoor. The
General raised him mp. lie opened his
eyea. and said:
III you wont hit me again, I'll leay'
here and never come back. can traye
now. Gimme my hat," and tearing
himself loose. he ran away. and caa,'
NO more. Another evidence 1T saves
| by electricity. "-Irkansasr Trasslsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

wishe-s. Of Virginia Grand 0snesal-
iss:no, Sir John p. 8. 0obin, a Penn
syiv,nia 0rand Oapeain 0snseal, Sir
Hugh McCuray. Of Michigan Grand
senior Warden, Sir J. Lane Thomas, Of
Kentucky: Grand Junior Warden, Sir
George @. Perkins. of California Grand
Treasurer. Sir J. W. Lannon's, Of New
York (tnIrd serm); Grand Recorder,
term. re elected). The election in near
ly all cases was promotions for ofncers
elect There we're really no other can-
didates proposed. although . few scat
tering votes were cast The Grand
cast : the Deputy Grand Master 81 out
on. Of l5S the Grand Captaio Geoeral
- out of l4e. The remaining officers
will be appointed by the Grand Master
officers viii also take place that day.
''Seafsle NIKE"
ArysvoKra, W. T., Aug. A.-A shoot-
ing ARRAY occurred here ats pm. One
j. ]. Moran vas shot over the left eye
and through the leg b. 4. Barry, better
known as "Seattle Miks." The a6ny
vas caused by the oollectiso Of bin IN
Johnny Mulherne's Stree and easy"
shipping Nsses.
PoRT GAMBLE, August 25.-Soiled-
Hope, for Honololu; Star Of Peace, fer
Melbourne.
VICTORIA, August A.-Arrivsd-Bafk
Granite State, from Japan.
PoRT iowNsKSp, Aug. A.-Arrived-
Ship Shirley.
PoRT Discovery, Aug. A.-Sailed-
Valley Forge.
SEABECK, Aug. 2-Ssiled-0. G. Per
kIns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26
NH. AsToR's NEW xACnr.

The rivalry which has long existed
among millionaire yachtsmen to be the
owner of the fastest and at the ssms
time the most elaborate pleasure craft
ON the seas has been again discarded BY
the entrance Of D new competitor for
aquatic honors in the person Of william
Aston, of New York. The Namouna Of
James Gordon Bennett and the Atlanta
OF Jay Gould were thought to have each
in turn reached the acme Of speed and
artistic desiRn In the construction Of
steam yachts, both having collapsed in
beauty al we'll as in sailing qualities the
Osborne, owned by the Prince Of Wales
From the specifications and a. yet tn
complete details, the weasel just ordered
by Mr.. Aston promises - exceed in size
all her sister craft. The contract has
been awarded to Harlan 4 Hollin9s-
worth, of Wilmington. Her dimsn-
sions will be Us fset in lsnQth On the
water line, so feet beam and 20 fest
depth Of hold. She h 10 b built Of
steel and equipped with compound en-
Rines and steel boilers. There will b
ample quarters for large crew, IN
elaborate reception room on the main
deck, n large aud we'll appointed aloOu
and dining ball, and number Of statl
soons, complete IN every detail, for the
owner and his guests. The yacht will
be handsomely decorated and furnished
throughout, and will probably coat hel
owner $4,000.
The following placard hangs Up In &
Tennessee store window:
Peppermint lie for
He'd axe
Belle I"
10th :"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26
PACIFIC COAST.
knights Templar Drill and Award Of
PFlxes.

Prizes.
SAN FRANoIsoo, Aug. 2-The COM
petitive Knights Templar drill took
pl ACE this afternoon at Bay District
Park. Long before the beginning of
the exercises the grand stand, with seat
ing capacity Of three thousand, was
crammed to its utmost, and 10000 more
were on the Enclosure below. Only
three Communicates comprehensive
Rapar OF Indiana, Dsrnolays of Louis
vile, and st. Bernard OF Chicago. Each
drilled with twenty seven men, except
st. Bernard, who only drilled twenty
five. Forty minutes were allowed each
drill. The Pacific coast Communicates
RETAINED from competing, preferrin2
that prizes should be won by Eastern
knights, whom they regarded as their
guests. There were five prizes in all,
varying in value from $1,000 to $500.
there were three judges. all officers Of
the Z. 3. Army. The tactics constitut-
81 sword exercises, military evolution
and templar movements. The first TO
appear on the lists were the Rapars OF
Indianapolis, the privilege Of the last
drill being conceded to the st. Demands
of Chicago. At ~ sharp they advanced,
accompanied by the band of the First
u. 5. Cavalry, TO the northern confine
of the drill ground. They then
returned to the judges STAN, aud
wheeling into line, gave salute. This
was the signal for great burst Of
cheering, in which the two competing
Communicates heartily joined. Their
drill was exce,len,Iy performed, wheel
ing and marching by threes being much
a A.. l.. .v,s ts. tn 1annt0
cali they made a couple of bad breaks,
calling forth Q sorrowful "Ahr' and
ieouarylixinR their claims to the first
prize. The Rapafs were followed BY
the Demolays, VINO, a. they marched Ia
stately column TO and from the Judges
stand, led by the 9Th y. ). Infantry
band, were received with great oheers
Their drill was watched with marked
attention, some of the more intrical
movements eliciting great admiration
They drilled like old veterans Aftei
tnen. came the st. Demands, with Lyon
Healy's Chicago band, and they were
greeted by an immense crowd with oon'
tlnusus bursts Of applause. Their 81
Lutte to the judges was the signal FOL
cheering to be kept up until they beesf
their exercises During the nrse nvt
inmates they drilled with marked pre-
cisiou. hut after that their drill wa:
completely married by one unfortunate
Knight vso persisted in always getting
where he was not wanted. Before ths
drill vas over it became apparent tha
the first prize wsuld lay bstween th'
Dsr,olays and the Rapars. tbs breaks o
Sc. Bernard depriving them OF that hops
when they returned 20 their tents In
applause was great At she conclusaoi
| Of the drill the tents Of the three com
pcs;n2 Communicates sere surrounoe<
by Knights and their tadies who CAV
them qsite an ovation. The decision o
the judges viii be made known TN
evening az tho pavilion
knfsAss Teopsar Election.
San FRAScEsCo, Aug. 3--The foliow
inc we're elected today officers OF IN
Grand Encampmens of knights Ten
psar Grand Master, Sir Robert !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-26

o, the anguish Of that thought that
vs can never atone 70 our dead for the
stiuted affection We gave them, Tor sne
light answers We returned 20 tneir
plainss or thsir plsadings. Tor the little
reverence 90 showed 20 that sacred M.
man soul that lived 90 clos 70 N, ana
vas the diviness thing God had gwen
a 70 kuow.-Ex.