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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17
A Dissertation on Women.

Il have never believed there was any
difference in the gossipy tendencies OF
the SEXES" writes Howard to the Phil
adelphia Tines. "Men jabbsr quiet as
much as women chatter. This broad
mantle OF human nature covers them
both. The late Queen Esther WAS .
model to her sex. She stood mp for
Mordecai and turned the scaffold on Ha.
man 30 completely that not alone he, but
his ten sons, went the way of the hempeiA
Irvine. In public station women almost
always do we'll. Victoria has weak
ness, I dare say, but she has done re-
markedly we'll for human being. The
Que of Madagascar is an ornament to
her sex. Look at the women OF the
stage. They work day and night. They
support themselves and nine times in
ten whole families besides. They sub
NIT to physical strains which would ex-
haust their lords and masters. Did you
ever happen to think of that? These
women have to rise early because re.
hearsals are called at IL and often at 10
hours and sometimes longer. There may
What for lunch? A hurried dinner brings
them to clock, and they must be in
the theater at 7:30. There they remain
long after the curtain is down aud the
audience gone. Fun. isn't it? To play
queen and be in trouble; to play q happy
wife and expect beating at home; TO
play high life and live in drudgery, to
wear diamonds on the stage and pawn Q
cloak for rent; to mingle with the great
and good for an hour to mimic life; to
be tied to drunken. careless, ruflianly
brute forever. 1t makes me sick to see
it, but there il is. Newspaper men. like
priests, don't tell all they know. II they
did the very stones in the street would
cry out for shame-and the latest
edition.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17
Why Mrs. Breezy Didn't Refurnish.

This is the Brooklyn Eagles account
OF q recent domestic battle:
II don't see why we can't have our
house fixed up like other houses" said
Mrs. Breezy, pulling over her work bas-
ket to find another piece of silk for her
crazy quilt.
"What is the matter with the house,
dear?" asked Mr.. Breezy, sinking back
in his large armchair, and lighting
cigar.
Everything" said Mrs. Breezy, hold
ing bright patch OF blue silk beside
green one, and wondering if the two col
ors would look we'll together. "It isn't
half artistic enough. That's what's the
matter with it. 1t wants to be all redeco-
rated, and the parlors want refurnish.
ing"
"But we've only had this set of furai-
ture year, and it seems to me"
"No matter what it seems to you" said
Mrs. Breezy; you don't know anything
about such things. The furniture is
new enough, to be sure, but it's all alike.
Nowadays you want everything differ
emit. It's awfully vulgar to have whole
set alike in your parlor. Besides, it
isn't antique. I was in o parlor the
chock full of spinning wheels, old
clocks. straight-backed chairs; fiddle
back sofas, and everything of that sort.
Every piece different, ali antique, and
made especially to order by big firm
over ia New York"
"But 80 was our furniture" said Mr..
Breezy, remembering only too we'll how
much the set cost.
"Oh, I know that" said Mrs. Breezy. !
"But it's now all out of style. Every
chair covered with bright lavender silk
and the wood work gilded. Then those
lavender silk curtains between the doors.
Oh, it's too vulgar for anything"
bat you thought they we're beautiful
year ago"
'Never mind what thought year
ago." said Mrs. Breezy. IF you ex.
pect q woman Of any enterprise to think
the same way year, you don't know
the sex. believe in keeping up with
the times, Mr.. Breezy, every time, right
along, and that satin furniture is all out
of date"
"Oh. that is the secret Of its vulgar.
ity-" -,
Don't chip in-interrupt ms with
such disaRreeable remarks" said Mrs.
Breezy. "That furniture must go and
the carpet along with it,"
whats the matter with the carpet?"
asked Mr.. Breezy. I'm sure it's as
handsome as velvet"
"Oh, you don't know anything about
such matters" said Mrs. Breezy. 'Ev-
erybody with the slightest art taste
knows that carpets are all out of style.
First, l will have q hard wood floor
made, and then cover it with Turkish
rags. saw beautiful rug on Four
teenth street, in New York, the other =
day for $40, and think five or six OF
them scattered"
What cried Mr.. Breezy.
ooh, dear, there's that miserable
question of money again." said Mrs.
Breezy. "But have made up my mind
to make our house q little like other
houses. I shall give an order to --,of
Fifth avenue, to furnish our parlors in
the very latest antique style. have
picked out long clock already. It is
only 300"
my dear"
Don't say a"
"But will, cried Mr.. Breezy. That
is ell nonsense. That furniture in the
parlor is good enough for . queen, and
Ill--well, it will stay where it 49," And
it did.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

"Come, said Cincinnati man, showino,
. Chicago friend the institutions OF the
city, come. let us 60 and soc the Wild.
ows' Home" mot much" cried the
terrified visitor, II aAw . widow home
once, and it cost mo &c, 600 for alleged
breach Of promise. No, cir. Send the
widows home in hack"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-05-17

Mr.. Gregory, Of Massachusetts,. who
has spent about ~, 900 for educational
purposes In Wilmington, N. O.. was
given public reception in that city .
few evenings ago.
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prater,s Creek Items

Mr.. E1IroRs think that il is nesessar,
: nt:this section should be represented in
your spicy paper.
Planting has been the order of the day
1t plowing and hoeing is about to super
so 10 it,
There has been a frstclass school taught
1t this place II vacated the 9Th instant un.
til the 4th Of June next Mise Laura A
Ellis the efficient teacher. She has CO,
Quoted her school IN a way that it has been
a credit to herself. patrons and scholars,
The little fellow from years up to for 10
(none over that age) all showed evidences of
adVanoeiheht.
Mr. J.. E. Boroughs has a banIsl F. Beat
ty Organ-success TO him.
Mad dogs have about played out in this
seclien.
Thsre is little fruit in this section, hone
you will come around, and we will divide.
Good luck to You and the SENTINEL.
Very truly yours
A LOCKER On.
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Advice to NIHtNhrs

Are You disturbed al nigt s,nd broke.
OF your rest toy sick ch:it suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? Ii so,
send NJ once AMI get Il bottle Of Nrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children reerh
ing. Its value is Incnlculahlc. it will re.
.ieve the poor little sufferer immediately
Depend npon il, mothero. there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cares dyscntery and iii
"rrhoe' regulates the stomach aud bowels,
cnreS wind collie, sOttens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soolninr
Syrup for Children Tecthing is pleasant to
the t"sr and IS the prescriptions Of one OF
the oldest and best female physicinns md
nurses liz the United States, and is tor sale
ny all druggists throughout The world.-
Price 25 crHtS II bottle. N.h Is "
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LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
EASJa91 Y, -. G.

STlLL they CON" and yet they go. Those
~ Or MAKNLE BUREAUS will not STAY.
All kinds OF Walnut and pancl Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, rru"d'r. and Single Beds, all
prices.
Bed Spr'ng~ Nrr Shuck ana Cotton
Mattresses. chairs ani Rockers, all grades
large variety Of Extension, Kitchen.
Tcnpuy and Center Tables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges. Cradles. Cribs,
Wkatnors, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands,
Chromos, Mo,tocs, Frames, SC, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand general line Of UnIcr
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskris.
Burial Cases and Burial Robes, for both
sex. all styles. Collins Trimmed IN any
style of Handles and Plates, at all h3ur>.
All Goods NJ hpttCm figures. Call aud
see for yourselves. No charge mada for
looking. Accept thanks for past ravorS,
a. w. ES2'N2 Oh.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
G. Is. 1888 2l
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COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE

PIcKEN> G. IT,, S. c., May Q. 1888.
n Office is hereby given that the Au-
" dir"r'S Office vii hr open ~ rrrnirt
I NN RETURNS from iUNE Isl to JU, y
CON. 1883. The NudiIor and his assistant
IL attend At the r,i wing places at the
im"S specified f)r The Assessment of Per>
"nat Properly Eni Real Estntc. viz:
en'raI. Monday and Tuesday, June 4,h
and 5rh
L.'crry, Wednesday and Thursday, June
9th aud flh
Eh>ley, Friday and Saturday, June 9Th
anu 9ih.
Dacusvi lie. Monday and Tuesday, Jane
llth and l2th.
P"mpkinrown, Wednesday and Thursday.
18th and | ilh.
AIkcn's St"rc, Friday, Juue 18th.
hing Styrc, saturday, June lGth
liurrlcAnc, Monday and Tuesday, 18th
and 18Th.
And for the balance of the time at Pick.
ems Court House.
Atcr the 2OIh Of July the returns Of
those fall. z 10 rcturn will be n,dc from
the best Information that ctn be obtained
aud h!ty per cent nddrI thereto
.lli maiN crsnnS ir III twenty one to ffty
years OF aye, "Xc"p,ing those cxcmr by
law. nrG required I" r"''''.'' ii;
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NOTICE!

DURSUANT to nm Ordinance passed the
4 '3d day of May 1888, all persons who
own or control property in the Town OF
Pickens, are required to make return to
the Clerk of Council on or by the 26rh May
1883. In case any fail to make return
within the time above mentioned, the Coun
Gil Will a"seso the property nt n fair Valua-
uon' to which will be added penalty OF
% per cent
The Books will be open for the collection
OF taxes on the 26th May. and will close on
the 18th day Of Jme 1883
The Old Ordinances, with the exception
OF Section b, have been adopted, aud win be
enforced for the year 1883.
BY order Of Council.
}. d. .NEWBERY, Intendant.
J. T. PRtoE, Clerk OF Council.
may 30, 1888 80
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Ar. Charles Robinson went home
hIcls last week. We hope to see hin
back in Pickens soon, restored Il
health.
We are glad to soc Mr.. r A. Child
bbiH 70 DO oat on the street and IN
his oAico again. Row Mr.. Brown,
Is Improving and wo hope s"on TO
SEQ him out also.
SIR. II. A. Richoy Informs US that
he has observed in eeveral SECTIONS
that tho fly hns worry materially in
.iured the wheat, and he doesn't
think moro than half crop will be
made.
Tho United States Supreme Court
hns decided that State has the
l;ght TO limit the charges of Kali
rond Companies for fare and treighls
Uulcss restrained by some contract
IN their CHI hArtcrs.
MAJ. J. J. Lowis OF this place has
!, Yaluablo relic in ~ silver ten spuon
Which was tho property OF his great
grand mother Sloan. II has upon
ono lido OF the huudio II monogram,
n"mpDSod "f the letters =. ). nnt:
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'''S ''""0''
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tnAl grand nGnrrw- ,nn ut 'urrr,l
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49,. .... rates tor transporting their truck
a'"io ions North and West Those en-
t1r".' II the business seem to think that
'".." IRE "mi:liOus in it," Diversity of
rh' agricultural and manufacturing inter
-ei" rs he very life of The country, and we
.-".. he Barnwell farmers may rea,ize
w." lis new industry, their most sanguine
aA"cc, .tions.
RADON MouNsH1NEN's .-=Col'cc~
T.. "nsor and U. S. Deputy Mars
.."'. Lee Fisher, John Fisher, W.
'"ry and james Turner. made II
f"'' - :he mnm'.in'nA THIS C"nn>
T. " tn" night ~ She 7th jn<t,nr,
"' !" Ea~inI u" v">iri... nc.r tn.
.."''" Nnr"l'"n lI",.. ap nrrd two
1i">" di-Iiller."- Ouo OF ,hr d,s-
"u 'leS TX <upr"+. Il t" have bel, Nv
"d 90 II man named Robinson and
III" ~ her 4" wiz hrpmrn. 4, one
y. &c dr",iIlcri"s There wrr,. ni,,,
sLAnit oi '"' T.. n,,I ~ Ihr other
tA"r" were ''l*n II - v'.it...
".'" he ..''.. AA-. / .., -,
arg ""r - II '. - d. .,a u -,
@':.' "i4lIlirri".. nn' t." u,,,u.. ,y ...
i""W" ut ".rh..r, ,n.' .r ...,' :. y ~,
1n .jH.
&aoiner'~ tuAl-, V-r"t,.r =.
Rl~-''y II vr4'.,nhl" campo III, tor
m .' II partlcnlar!, tor ir~t,nI "a.
""'' ..HpelIiIs warns. Fry II
",.''t 10 bid and early TO r,se
- 'hr "ny 10 b" healthy, wealthy and wise
!" ih.A old "dage, says Ashley, No!
""r iH0ngh you sleep, my crops will grow
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SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS !

Full stock always OH hand at lowest price.
Ahy Book not in stock will be ordered at
Publishers Price. Fresh Lot Of Stationery
best quality
Wall Paper md Window Shaded, Chro
mos md Picture Framto. Every variety
Gold Pchs and pencils Albums. Photo
graphs and Autograph. Choice lot Miss
ccllane"hs Books, Historical, Political and
Religious, ut
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Woman.

Her health and life depend more OH the
regularity of her menstrual functions than
on any or all causes combined. an actual
or living death is the inevitable result of
arrangement o. II tuEctIon Winch makes wo
man what she is III every respect, AMI cs>
pccial.y in h'r mental tnd bodily conSritu
non. Hence, Immediate relief from such
drrang"'men's is tn ouly safeguard against
wreck Ard rhIh In alt Gase> ui srupplgc
delay, or "tne ir' cSu! ,rity OF Ih" courses ~
DIR BR,DFI:Ln FEMALE KEGuLArnr
IS h. only sure rcmc'Iy f. acIs by giving
tone I" tn nervous c 'ntres, improving jmr
T. 90 mi i"'". '"'"'ng t;'":; tue ~.
.ur' OBJ. .n....;~ ~.,.a.na. q. B. ',,; ..r. T.. 49,
'.i ~ , ..." .. ..'.. fE'F .n-~ G..
i &c.. .,t. = '.., 90. j'.E .,r. ..n,l,..r..Ll,
l'''','.. 80 trace ,.'> - &c. arr.
~, =. = - T. l - / -Lsg.sts
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina
CouNTY OF GREENvILLB.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Alfred f. Hart, Admristrntrr, &C., against
Hutchinson & BrOhcr et al
DY 4irtuc of Accrctal order made in
ID the nb I'VE entitled cause, | viii sell nj
Pickcne Court House. on Salcsriny in June
next, during the legal hours. at phbIic ont
cry. the following described REAL ES-
TATE, to wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND situate. lying
and being in the County Of Pickcns, on the
waters Of Wca1ers Creek. waters Of Dole
noy Greek, waters of Saluda River, con.
tanning Two Hundred Acres. more or IcsS
being the same tract Of laud conveyed t
A llarI by james Keith, and hy sail
a. Hart 10 ". l.. IIan.
TERMS CASH.
s. J. NOUTWT,
Master for Grcenvillc County.
mas s. 1893 ~
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600 y S.

Thanking you for past favors and So
l'ci'ing a continuance, hope you will NOT
forget TO give me call ut the Briggs
Store House, Main Street, Easley, s. c.
nov 80. 1882 II "
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Bargains! Bargains!
That are Truly Wonderful
O. p. RUNTON,
EASLEY, .. G..

EVER ON TIE ALERT WITH CASH
In hand to secure Bargains whenever the
opportunity Presehls itself Now look out
Tor Bargains. The time has come when
you can get all you want. See the follow
ing and go TO c. p. RUNION'S Emporium
and get Bargains:
5000 yards Fancy Prints, to cents.
4,OO0 yards Solid and Mourning and Cur.
tain Calicoes
5000 yards Of Worslcd, 10 to 35 cents.
1000 yards Pants Goods, from l5c. 70 ST
Pr yard
Cushmeres and Alratcas of all grades.
Boots and Shoes.
Of all styles and grades-Good Brognn for
81, Tap Sole. Sl.2S. Good line of Crock
cry. good line Of Hardware, Wood and vii.
low Ware.
dirOccri&s+ Specially.
Sugars, to - lbs. 10 the 81; Coffee, :
to 10 lbs to the ~ go.
just receiving New Crop New Orleans
Syrup. from ~ 0 62 cents per gatlun
Half Patent Flour at 81 per barrel, Ex-
ira Family. SG. 80
Mackerel, all Grades, Candy, Confcc.
tions &c all nL {. p. RUNiON'S.
nov 9, 1892 &
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L Gan He'll YOaI a. pvy tO ne
YOlur Own H9OctOrg
HEPATIC
COMPOUND
o. 1.S..nr nAS HsH.. A.. H..
If you have Il bad taste in vo"..

Or Liver and Kidney Cure.
Removes Constipation, Relieves Dizzi>
ness, Dispcl$ Sick Headache. Abolishes
Bil"usncSS, Cures Jaundacc, Cures Liver
Complaint, Ov,rcomes Malnrnl Blood Pois
on'ng, Regulates the Stomach will Rrgu
late the Liver. will Regulate the Bowels.
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Can be kept perfectly healthy in any eli
mae by taking IN occasional dose OF SIM
MONS HEPATlC COMPOUND, the Great
Vegetable
Liver az Kidney Medicine.
DOWIE G. NOISE,
PROJECTORS,
Wholesale Druggists,
CHARLESTON, S. G..
For sale in Pickeus by DIR. G. W. EARLE
For sale i'll Liberty by HORTON u BROWN
nov %, l>82 10 ly
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4 bVERTISERS by addressing GEO p
y ROWELL & CO. 10 Sprnc" St. New
York. can learn the enact cost Of any pro.
POSED line of Advertising in American
Nc#spapcrs Re7y@ TOO page Pamphlet, 25c
april 10. 1888 30
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The May On en-.

Who shall she be 2
When flowers are hluuhiinp
And hearts rel oicing;
And Nature assuming
Or richest addorning.
The Qdeeh temedy shall be.
"oraA"n's Neutraliz,ng C***xk&,
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State Of South GarOEfm6.
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF PROBATE:

L
J. B: Smith, Harriet Henderson, Salid
MnuhIin. ct al. Plnnliifs, against oliver
II. G. Smith rs Administrator of James
5. Smith, Dciendnnt.-SuMMONs FOR Re-
LIEF (CoNrLAINT NOT SERVED
rO Oliver II. e. Smith; Detcndan, in this
aciinn.
NOU nre hereby suinmUndi anu rcuiiircd
l. to nn' Wcr the complaint in this nc,iou;
whc!l is filed in the Office Of the Probn,s
Judge for Pickcns County, md to serve n
copy OF your answer OH the subscribers
Mt their Office 1T Pickchs G.. II. s. L., with
in twenty days after the service of this
summons on yDu, exclusive Of the day Of
service. II YOU fail to answer the complniut
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
dated l1ih April 4. b. 1888
CHILD & BOGGS;
Plaintiffs Attorneys:
II. S. J. II. NEWTON, Jprc.
TO Oliver II. G.. Smith: Please tnkr hos
Iicc that the summons nni coihbtnihi in
thie ncli"h, Of Which tht fhrcuLing is r
copy OF the summons, wnE filed in the cf. &c
"I the Judge OF Probate for Fickcns Co,.p
iy, s. g., on tie lTih April 1883. nnd The
object of The ncliHh il IN accoi,n,inc and
final settlement If the Estate OF james 4:
Smith, dcobascd
CHILD s. BOGCS,
Plantiff'A ATTORNEYS.
april 20, lSN3 81 Gw
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Nj. ]. SMITH, Aq't,
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
EA"AEY, $. q.


w t''L H"rp constantly on hnhd the lol
lowing ''PEClAIrIES: BOOTS. SHOES
II NFS. Calico. SHIFTING, DRILLING
'"'cNS' ""c"n. Flour, Corn Meal, Bran
H"''' No'nSSeS' Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grrs
t'sh md Farming Implements. Tbcs.
do"ds Will be hnught and sold 1t the low
est possible figure for cash.
Til" hnl"nce of thy Stock OF Grucr
MrrohHhdlse will be sold at coat. Com.
now and secure bargains, and [ will sav T..
those whose acGounts and notess ats noo
due and up id' that must have my money
Come to sec me and we will settle and saw
trouble and expense of costs, besides
want to sell you some
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Registration Notice.

\TOTICEsiS hereby given that tn" Books
v OF Registration for PicKrns County.
re now open in my office at Pickcns & IL.
). G. for the Registration Of nll PERSONS
who have become entitled 10 register since
sast general election. OF first Monday III
each month TO and until the first Monday
IN July, inclusive, preceding the next gen
"rnl election, upon which last named day
The snn,c shah he closed and not re opened
or Registration until after the said general
G,cclion.
w. A. CLYDE
Supervisor Registration for pickcus Co"r!y
march 8. 1889 "a II
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Richmond az ADamViAEe ES ES
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after December 10th, 1882, Pas
sengcr Train Service on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Ait LiaG Division Hill be as fol-
lows
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Big tgTAHzzIA. ii Toys
AND
Christmas Goods.

| h"ENNNN BRO. the T. gularors in
~ prices nave uSt male Il hlg strike in
GROCERIES AND tONFECrlDN NRlES.
linNln% bought aI entire stock consisting
"I Fotrcs. Sugars. SSrur~. Canned GnoIS,
Tobacco. and Cigars, direct front the I'm
p"rtcrS and Manufacturers. We are able
to give you Inducements never offered by
any one before.
CANDl Of every description. by the
Box or l'arrcl
OR RANIES by the B,rrel. and in fact
everything IN proportion i@urNly ErrI IN -
first class ';rDcrry AMI Cc'tirc.irnnry store
We cannot he unucrs0ld Give us II cpll
a"u be convinced that
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-28
Meeting of Stockholders.

New York, November 2T.--At the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the New York, Lake Erie II Western
railway company to-day the following
directors were elected: Thron II. But
Ter, Chas. Dana, +. n. Danke, Thos.
Dickson, Harrison Druke, j. ID. Fish,
Il. Snydam Grant, j, q. Goodwin, >.
5. Guthrie, Hugh j. Jcwett, John
Taylor Johnston, Cortlandt Barker,
Johl Fred pierson, Homer Ramsdh.
Jacob H. Schiii, VIM. T. Strong ana
j. Lawler Welsh. President Jewett's
report showed the earnings for the
wear from all sources TO be NJ, 67D. piB,
an increase over the previous year OF
81, 022 GIT. The surplus earnings over
all expenses and charges are 81 go, 49,.
A resolution was adopted, iatifying the
lease of the New York, Pennsy lvania
q Ohio railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-28
"ExcepC, Tickets.

Cincinnati, November 27.--Thc dis
trict court gave Il unanimous decision
this morning IN favor OF Hawkins In
the suit brought by Beresford, itepub-
licau. The ground of contest was that
the tickets known ns except tickets
were not counted by the judges for
Beresford. These were Democratic
tickets printed with the name OF
Bercsford substituted for Hawkins,
aud distinguished from the regular
Democratic ticket by the words under
the title, Except for sheriff. The
court holds that all such tickets are
Illegal in their nature, and opposed Ia
the intention OF the statute on the cub
icct. which is TO prevent the deception
of voters