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= The Lancaster L,,ig,r says the story
published in the Charlotte ./oWmhi. Nb-
,"rccy Of the destruction of 4 child OF
the wandering Turks by one Of the bears
in Lancaster is news to the people OF
that place.
= Last Saturday two young SONS OF
Mr.. Richard Duckctt, Of Cromer Town
ship, Newberry County, were planting
peas. One dropped the peas aud the
other came Immediately after him coy
ering them with hoe. One accidentally
struck the other OH the head with the
hoe, cutting cash clear through the
skull to the brain and cutting out piece
Of the skull bone. The injured boy Is
six or seven years old, and there are
chances Of his recovery.
Cotton has recently been adapted
to Il new and most useful purpose. Man.
uiaclured into duck it has been success
fully introduced as Il roofing material.
Aside from is "hc2pncs5 it possessc.
the advantage Of lightness as compared
with shingles or slate, cilectually ex-
cludes all water, and is said to be non.
conductor of heat, SO that the rooms next
the roof are not unduly heated by the
suns rays. The method Of laying j, to
plane the boards to IN even thickness
and nail them down securely. The duck
is laid dry. and is drawn over the roof
not leDgthwise. The edges are Tapped
on inch, and nailed with sixteen ounce
timed carpet.tacks. These tacks are
driven one inch apart. Then two coats
of paint, composed of oil and lead are
applied. When it is desired to protect
the roof against fire, ire-proof paint may
be used in addition. Should cotton
come into general use as roofing mate.
rial there would be great demand for
the staple. Viewed in this light, the
new adaptation is u subject Of impor-
tance to the cotton, growers.
*.*"Men are but sorry witnesses in
their own cause" The praise Of Kid
ney- Wort comes from the mouths of
those who have been made strong and
healthy by it. Listen: at is curing
everybody" writes druggist. Kidney
Wort is the most popular medicine we
sell" 1t should be by right, for no
other medicine has such specific action
on the liver, bowels and kidneys.
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The interest in the Carolina, Cumbcr.
land Gap & Chicago Railroad in this
section of the State is very great. The
old route is considerably stirred up,
and Greenville is moving vigorously in
the direction OF flank movement. An.
derson il not looking on complacentiy,
but intends making bid, if any change
is to be made. We can give enough to
make it greatly to the interest of the
road to come by Anderson, for we have
n much shorter and cheaper route than
Greenvillc, and one through most val
liable and improving territory. 1t will
cost in actual money all that Greenville
can give to build the road by that city,
while Anderson can pay enough to
greatly help on the construction OF the
road. If any change is to be made, An.
derson ought to have the rond.
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= The monument at the grave of Gen.
Marion, in Berkely County, was destroyed
by recent cyclone.
In Berkeley County the law gainst
liquor selling in the country districts is
resisted on the ground that the prohibition
Of liquor selling in the country is dis.
elimination against one class of citizens
in favor of another. Judge Wallace
sustained the law, and the case goes 70
the Supreme Court.
= While Mr.. ?. G. Cannon, of Or.
angeburR, was endeavoring TO take load
from a rifle on last Friday there was a
sudden discharge, the load blowing out
backwards and rather painfully wound.
ing his hand. 1t was a lucky escape
that his arm was not blown off or that
some more serious accident did not oc.
cur.
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IL isnow said that Mr.. Hendricks is
willing to take the nomination for Vice.
President on the ticket with Mr.. Tildcn
for President next year. This, in our
opinion, would be the strongest possible
ticket tor the Democrats to put in the
field, but it is said that Mr.. Tilden would
not accept nomination now. Mr..
Hendricks has waited too long. If he
had not refused the second place in 1880,
the probability is that the old ticket
would have been nominated and elected.
The old ticket. however, would be very
strong before the people, and wc believe,
would command more votes than any
ticket the Democrats can nominate.
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+ To CREDITORS

NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Az All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Margaret ~. Morris, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them. prop
crly proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law. and those indebted
to make payment.
MARY &. MORRIS.
ELIZABETH p. MORRIS. Ex'xs.
MARGARET 4. MORRIS,
Juno Il, 1883 iS s
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NOTICE FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned. Administrator of
tho Estate OF Thomas w. West, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will apply to
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
on the 18th day of July. 1883, for Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge from
his office as Administrator
Is. L. WEST Admir-.
June II, 1883 4S 5
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of James Robinson, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them, properly
proven, to the Undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
RICHARD ROBINSON, Admir-.
Ju. II, 1888 4S 3
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= The barn and stables of Mr.. John
+. Jacobs, of Marlboro County, were
struck by lightning last week. Two
horses. Il colt aud a fine COW were Killed
outright, and the barn with all its con-
tents DESTROYED.
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Darlington has raised $4,000 for her
oo,,o, cc,orv ONLY SI5 600 remains to

he raised in Darlington. after which the
balance of $3.50. 900 has been promised
from outside sources This is 4 good
record for Darlington, and shows her
citizens to be liberal, progressive and
sagacious. Anderson ought to press up
her cotton factory subscription. Ihe
Board of Trade could do some valuable
work for our city by cxcrting its inilu-
cnce to hasten the completion Of the
necessary subscription.
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Keep the Ball i'm Motion !!
PRICES DECLINING.
Full Stock on Hand and to
Arrive.
@ NOn LBS. STEEL PLOWS, a

1900 IDs: 6. rss STnsh p5and. hL0ws' at
Single and Double.foot Plow Stocks.
Swedc Iron, Heel Bolts, &c.
100 Barrels good Family Flour, from
$3.50 to $3.50 per barrel.
5000 lbs. best Rio Co!ltcs, $ to 10 lbs. to
the dollar.
5000 lbs. Bacon Silcs, fat and greasy,
which we will exchange with you rs cheap
rs any other man.
Porto Rico, English Island, (something
tine,) Muscavado and New Orleans NIolas-
scs. from 40c. to 60c. per gallon.
Good Rice from ~ to II lbs. to the dollar.
Granulated Sugar, 0 lbs. to the dollar, or
by the barrel 10c. per Id. Light brown Su-
gar Sc. per ID. Dark brown Sugar Sic. per
pound.
A Big Stock of Spring Prints, Cotton
AIDES, light Woolen Casslncres, Cashmarets
that will be offered you proportionately
cheap.
A good line of Linen and Cashmere
Spring Clothing, and Hats that can't be
beat for quality and prices.
Respectfully,
u. =. BAKER.
March IS, 1883 % 1y
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands iinst
ihc Estate of Martin Phillips. deceas j. are
hereby notified to present them, properly
proven. to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted I"
make payment.
WM. NJ. PHILLIPS, AJm'rs.
j W. WHITE,
June 7, 1883 - -
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Below find the names of
testify to its merits:
w NJ Martin,
Shirley & Co,
Reuben Clinkscales,
Thomas Z Jackson,
Fred G Brown,
Jeptha Watkins,
D H Hammond,
II Rush,
Or John Wilson,
g G Richards,
Bolt d Milford,
Jolly Poole,
Keasler q Lindsay,
N 4 Nah haffey,
Mr. Simpson, Piedmon
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Brooklyn passengers viii take trains the Prospect Para
and Railroad Culversl 9th and zota ST.
a a and aud ) connect az Coney Island
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Gountrp rropsrtp for Sale an> 90 Eet

Conntrp tlropsrtp for Sale an> Go Eet.
A CCESSlBLE and healthy country residence
"a or santariun situated front mountain slope
looking broad ritan VALLEY; and leI
virOns good AIR; malaria no mosquitoes excellent
%ooac Within ms c oana GSsaa sOS eai
and miles from finderne soneryile frequent
aiion Ooyeary axes house ard susce 5Sio
az or 81 en S t1T nnl az 5"en
be rented for the season at 500 Address OWNER Ell
tTrENTION.-Fitty-si six acres, fine, large
house in good order. lodge garden; &C. at Caste,on
ss r CSn1 w sssn Island for sale a. bar
II. LUDLOW &co..
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city prop
ertyA siSaere term buildings fruit beautifully ST.
from two railroad s1tons unencnmoered brokers'.
FOR SALE-At Portchester, one hour New
Haven Railroad situated high ground miles from
depot s,tractye dwelling. gas and
So East 29d-st. y. NJ. A. Building.
FOR SALE.--A charming summering home,
Hudson River be the banSs Of wate;
two artesian weli fruit
uaton isin sing slug vagofamOus for ts schools for
o%Hof join r TYSca wesSSths ST. 10th aud iIh-ases
HIGHLAND BEACH, between Sandy Hook
and se,oright J.. hours ON New York. two modern
bury for Apply 10 FERDISAND FISH, li9 Broad
wAy New York, or Highland "
ORANGE (N. JD REAL ESTATE SPE-
nished yeuitv Al DEPOT. HANiLr5S q FULLER.2 Piss
SEASIDE VILLA PLOTS at Oakley Park
y On hoekaway Beach Cheap for cash Ampie restric
lions ss0Ons Will DO soil for cottage pGrpDSss only
ca, in lOrsnoOn OF write for map. HircHcocKS DEN
TON. "a Chambers st. y. Y.
CEASIDE COTTAGE LOTS AND HOTEL
~ SITES on the finest OF Rocksvav Beach oakley
Park which xtcnds tho BaY The elegant
opened through sDs1tt close
nammes station responsibility AMI
comfort Gail IN foreaoOno al lrSss HITCHCOCK & DEN
Ton, No II Chambers ST., y. Y.
ITO LET.-CommOdious and well-appoInted
house 10 excellent repair about ~ with
OF y. J.; depot; frequent
trains. hour from city and gas viii
deaf able tenant until May next T. A PELI, 81 st,
New-York.
ITO LET.-In one OF the most pleasant loca-
u0Hsin Jersey CITY, Of and basement
biick house occupies other with
river breeze and " within walk Of
COrisBJt aed all
has orler since May |. horse within
few steps OF house efoenoc required Address RELIA
BILE. Jersey city Post Ohce.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
w via West Shore OF Hudson River

On after Monday July g trains on New;nork IVES,
aud Buffalo RAILWAY Will leave VIA DoSohOsSo' @A-
Cortlandt ST. ferries as follows
For Albany aud Catskili Village lilo a. m; $50 p M
AlOpm go ,,.-.- uoz..a ,.,,o, ,,.,oa n,
For Saugerties. lilo a m; 4l0 p M -, o,o -
For stamford llO AMI Satar laws oaly Soo p IN
For Kaaterskiu Hunter sum MT PINE AM fhD1ci1 90
l1:lO 2:5J 800 D. m; o'oo a. Ill "An runs
daily TO Sammit , ,r.,,.. .ooo = =,
lilo m; $50 4:l0 IN and 800 D. IN Tor Kingston
Nswburg. $50 m. $50 m. ll;lO a H. zoo p H.
$40 D. NJ. 4:l0 n. m. 52O .. M an 20 oo. -
corn wall West Point CIanston's. $3.50 a. NJ $50 a IN
ll:lOa NJ 25O p. $50 M, 4lo p m- oizo y ui .
y. .u.,.t ~, CORN xx.Ii sea t,,pc bes a,
ofhces. -. -. ALL .~.au, sunday
R1de paror cars Ph@nicia and summit IN CatssilI
Ncnntsns on s.3Oa and to Pho ncis on liO m rAns
Psrlor Buffet Il:lOa H. aud 5'oO y H. H'as ief
Catskll Albany and Saratoga
,h..a end timetables at stations and Offices OF the
company: Jersey City, Ponnsvivani1 Railroad station
BruokIyp Court ST.. and Annex once loot oi
st. New-York City: Nos lG2 29I 2oi zhS StS 80
Rroanyay 737 9Th No. lhS East l2o-sL fennsy
vaa Railroad foot OF ieot oil CorI
landtst
Parlor seats reserved at all ohcea
HENRY MoNETT
General P4sssnse Agent
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Frcnrs,on tckets 80 cent?
Passengers hoiding IRON STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's
EXCLUSION TICKETS from New York 90 Coney Is sn<
will be charged emily rs cents extra for LONG BRANCH
EXCURSION TICKETS.
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Storage.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AIThh
UPTowS OFFICES. 80 1928 Broad way, corner Ih,y,
hrstet until D. m and 308 Iwenty thifdst corner
Eghthayo. SO 90 East Fouriennthst c'rhsr gptoa
7G0 Tirdavo Forty seycnh ST. lov. Ihiu
ave- nasr Sfrf,tn IT and 2O9 Past twonty
mth-st. Thirds arlsn 1t regular otoe rates
AT SYPHER'S STORAGE WAREHOUsE,
"A No s54 Broadway parties leaving the eiJ nor a., a.,
INNER cz have their furniture ed and removed "
storage shiprnent full charge taken by ehoe'sno'~
the thortest notice. and trucks fnrpishea
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-STARIN'S

ssd..f ans Plea leave GLEN ISLAND iels ansiss
landing at Pier ~ ony; iadiing at ssd:st. oniv;
aaa 80 p ~ landing At 3Sdst and Jeweps Wharf only;
40 CENTS. EXCURSION TICKETS 20 CENTS
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only line exclusive OF all the docks sat
at which Ian IL thus prsve1 a1a)Ylg
changes from boats 10 giug out Ia stream watng
land and other vexati0us lslars
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THE ONLY ALLwATER ROUTE DIRecr TO
COMFY ISLAND
and the
GREAT IRON OCEAN PIER
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
BRIGHTON BEACH,
MANHATTAN BEACH
COOLEST CLEANEsT. SAFEST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE
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xXANTED-In q bank, young man a99 yas
w 10 years Of messengsr nsaas s oocnpssion Il
sny WITH rstsrsnos, rssids IN the Oh" WIN
boads roQainsk
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SNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
j NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


5rHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NETWORK. LAKE ERE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement Of trains TAI ig effect July l6 1881
Ca mDaly except ,uaa,vs Dav Express drawn s:roou
sosS S 90 Cleveland. cinc,naat AMI Ghic.yo -..,
e a,. Ps ss,as :, Rai
falo. arriving 7y5l Niagara Filis n; SA!ama aoi
"S $40 % second dav coaaocnS trains srrv,
Detrot31o p. N; Toledo $50 p. m. and lndiana?oHa
?. u. tDaiiyl-Psciac Express for the West Solid
noS E Ea'%sn bs as ana sn
rutherford PasslG, o. l:s, !:5a as9 D. 23t mt
%Idp,shs ' susda avs o 5 s IS
rsHsT:ca, 1;21 7;So ss9 1872 Y ns,a ~,
ismidnlght sundays, $3.50. io2) l;i5. -S;sl B.
pSs,w ar and Peterson via Newark SAY l1 1872
$40 asv $50 saSs y SY a. All y giaaiSa'
Saaern e. 75o $50 .: % a. is, ~ tit 81
ia 6:SO .. ~ aud u nj iaght
Warwick. 7:5Oa w.. 4:30p u -, "a,
ssn SDSoat ana ninsston ana MONTGOMERY M go,
se Goshen s E 100 p lesoa $50 hl Al5a
sTg ,sH,cwn T5I g. 1870 s. $40 SIS
@ osaoeet WI Win aS aand a RS A. al 81
The "a m. tram stoOs At Maiu-sL o1iy -
go m s1 e, T. - SID m Si'
Boats leave l3st 1asrIsrot oi qiirssr n'H eto1 ior
from -. a. m 20 s1irs as ITS "a al
siespns can be obtained ana orders 'or
sns sa1'sy Of Or ss7 sSoaiwaS Isl ws T. NJ
CGS Trains IRON the in SewYorx at l. 10
and ll;sS no q M ana aBsorT en Passr Agent NewYOrx
ORIHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains Tor Underwood Close; Piemcn, and
gao. sou loa ~ o. 40 oi59 ';ah oSo p H. l.
Manuel spring Valley and Moasey 7lO lOA M 4'ob H.
sundays ~ ARRorT Gaa PAss'r Agent New.York
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Nl LONG BRANCH, y. EVERY TUESDAY.
THURSDAY aud sAIU RDAr, 10 Aagust ~ s"oss
promptly AZ 23O d. ili Boats irectt) course
Central RR Of \. J., Liosrty.st Ferry. 7tA II . ~
l9l5 l245 n m. Pennsyvania RR-, Cottiaadt and Dss
Ferries 49, IL m Boats VA oauV ho'~
Pier g. y. r., 4 lois. His y N, l2:lo D. ~
Fare Roand "Trip Including sdnis sion 20 Field 81 %
II cos rt,R Sec GEO. L. LORILLARD Pre5t
CARATOGA RACES!
- BEGIN July "a and continue on every svain9.e saJ
AUGUST 80. JAS NJ. ma iieS"
q. WHEATBI, sec.
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

COMFY ISLAND
GREAT W ssoS q sSisST5S sr.cu
BRIGHTON R REAGa' BEACH
COOLEST. cLEANEsrn SAFEST AND QUICKEST
The only line havng exclusive Of all sat
piers at which Ian Is passagsc thus prsyeltinz a11oyls
land and other vexatious isliys
hdN ASE E REf H9 F9nTs fyGf fS the efsar
I245. 1880. els. s;i5. 4so 5:l5. D. e4a $780, SIS D.
Leave THE GREAT IRON OCEAN PIER az coNEy
l5 go 81 ESQ., S5 5 s s TO- 1921 i5 tsS $50
ON sUS DAYS ana HOLIDAYS Boats will De run HALE
ExcURsIoN TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
RRIeHToS nEAc4 ap4 NANaA 4, BEACH, n. ar,
G Sss Sy 1' 'ss lsa
Il DAY and FARE Svi
CENTS.
SPECIAL sorIcE
BATTERY PLACE on the t and an avenue ias% rs,s
opposite the Iron ststpooat GO npiays p,vnoa Pis
the at taat point -
tickets wiz % teaassrrsis 20 ssh AL
9'e 1s' TICKETS for sale all downtown tr.ss
stations ofta, ELEyArEp RAILWAYS at 10 cents eaca'
T ONG BRANCH, oo,,
will make d,iy THREE GRAND ExCgRsIoSs from
Leaving New IRON PIER al 10 IN $50 and $50 Retara-
n Long Branch Pier al HAS 800 and 7;So
-" Fare from Coney Island;
Singetrp hcget -ov cel.s
hsaing IRoS = COMP
win be charged emily rs cents extra for LONG BRANCH
Take the o A. m ~ m and 4so m boats from Pier No
l. North River. to connect with Long Branch boat
BROOKLYN passengers Will take trains or the Prospect Para
and consy Island Ras e.e ave S ana .G.s
MANHATTAN BEACH,
vi NEW ROUTE NOW OPEN
VIA EAST 3iTH.sr- and 7rH-sr. Fsrrish
Leave East S4thst Ferry 800 and 700 TO si0 IA s3l
7th-st evcry tweay minutes from a. M TO vp m
Leave IaShairas Bsaoh at .7:s5 Iol5. iiso a m AL
half hourly nom 3 30 70 lG5J
Excursion tickets via 3ith-st 50 cents Including sssE
VIA BAY RIDGE
Steamer d. r. MARTIN leaves foot u NhtstslLst fs,s
minus OF all tho elevated =. sifD naIny iro AtiJ NJ
Trains leave Manhattan BsaOa 3d. AL hourly
from 9:lOa ~ 70 1910 D. IN
TRAINS narsedtaus 10 l,t run o, Sr1tirL
Excursion Tickets for sale at all downtrack stations Of n,
Elevated RAILWAYS Price 80 cents including Elevated Raul
and Ferry good either way via East 3iths1 feS
Bay Ridge.
Baggage caIiei for AMI delivered betwssa Asaaatt.I
Beach asd any - M Ma
haitian Beach Rate 30 cents per piecs.
MAGNIFICENT FIREWORKS EVERY TUESDAY.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. GRAND
NAVAL and MILITARY SPECTACLE. THE BoMBARD-
MENr OF ALEXANDRIA. $50 special DRILLED AND
EQUIPPED TROOPS.
GILMoKE'S WORLD RENOWNED CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
DOCKAWAY BEACH.
IL NEW.YoRK WOO DuAvEN AND RocKAWAY RR-
Trains leave follows; Island Clty-A NJ 30
s33 Iii0; p n 1903 2O3. So3 4io $50 $50 l;SJ sso.
Bushw!ck-A NJ $780, s. 8, lls20; p. NJ LIB 500, bs9.
sac. ttatonshayeA NJ. 6;i5 $50 sto li9Sj r. ~.
a45 li,lo p NJ l:l5 2.35 TO- 535. 7.45 $40 Fast y.
"A NJ 6:y5 SAT 952. lll7; NJ. l25. 2f2 All. oa2.
TAI. SAT rn.,xs
Leave hourly630. X 933 ll:lO m and hourly 70 SS0
D. ~ iron Long Island city aud Bushwick
Returning. leave the Beach hourly
Last traia 10 D. M 10 Long Island rlty.
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Anrtion Sales OF Real estate.

EXECUTORS SALE.
~ AZ CHARLES 8 BROWN. AUCTIoEEER.
Will sell at auction, THU RSDAY August 2 1888 nc
O'Clock the premises valuable Long b., a.ch prop
ery. known A. the Central ock Cbe.
sea ayes and bet the Mansion
Hotel having frontage OF l3s feet D. 1913
feet on Cbelseaave suitable for h0ol la &c store.
VIII be sold In plot
For further aticulars appy auctoneer 26
Pinest OF 10 Messs. Dlvis Cohen Il MoMiaa. Attor.
news 81 Pinest. New.York
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NEW YORK NATIONAL EXcnANGE BANK. !
YoHK July - 1888
Gath DIViDEND.-The Board of Directors
vi have declared a dividend Of THREE AND ONE
~ 4. n OUTCALT. asher
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EXECUTORS SALE.
~ CHARLES 4. BROWN, AUCTfONEER
w sell az anctiop. THURSDAY. August q 1893. at $50
Oh the premises
Valuable Long property Oceau.aye corner
Matilda Terrace and on Matilda erraco adjoining
Twenty plots OF land fronting on near the ocean
ready for i'm the
Emo ovand and ScarOJrO hote,a
For and farther particulars apply auctoneer %
Pine at. Messrs Mcdaniel Wheeler 4
news. PnesL, NewYOrk.
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Take the a. NJ - and 4:30 D. boats from Pier No
l. North River with Long Branch boat.
, 1883-03-01

Delegate Singiser, Of Idaho, claims
that the Mormons have increased in
that territory so rapidly that they now
number fully one-third Of the entire
population, Six years ago they elect
ed only one representative to the leg
islature; now they elect ten, and the
republicans and those democrats who
are not Mormons, have to combine to
accomplish anything. The growth
of Mormonism in the Territory will
probably be used as an argument
against anne&ing North Idaho to
Washington. Tho Gcntiles in that
region are needed to Offset the Nor
mons in the southern part Of Idaho.
Union.
, 1883-03-01

al surroundings has yet to be discov-
cred, so far as | have experienced"
And You want to be a state"
"Thc people are especially desirous
of availing themselves of the adyau-
tagcs OF statehood, being conscious
of being able to sustain themselves
and do honor to the Union.'
, 1883-03-01
W. G " EFs e SA;l

THE LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TODAY
i agree thai most diseases are caused by dis
ordered Kidneys or liver. IL, therefore, the kid.
ncys aud liver are kept IN perfect ORDER perfect
health will be the result. This truth has only been
known short time, and for years people suffered
great agony without being able to find relief The
discovery Of Warmers safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
marks new cu in the treatment of these trOubcl
Made ON q simple tropical leaf Of rare value 1t
and yigorUtc both ot these great organs. and
-ufc restOre and keep them In order. IL IL u
POSITIVE REMEDY iOt all diseases that cause
pain IN ne lower part Of the bndy--iOr Torpid
Liver -EcpGaChc-.IumdiCc- -Di2ziUcss-GnyG-
Fever A,ie-Slalnrlnl Fever and all difficulties of
the Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Orllus.
II II an excellent and srtr remedy for f,malca
during Pregnancy. it viii control Ncu-t-untiau
and l. invaluable for LeurhouwH or Falling OF the
Womb
Asa Blood Purifier Il IL Urcqualod. for it curcs
the oryunS that make the blood.
READ TIE RECORD.
ut saved my lifr.'-E. i. Luhrly. Selma. Ala.
1T Is the remedy thHt win cur, the many dis
eases peculiar tn wuuru."-Nothrr's MasaZpn
1T hn4 passed s"yrrp tc,ts aud won endorse.
mcuts from some of the highest medical talent n
the country, New Yorl, World
NO remedy heretofore discovered can b. held
for one moment IN comparison with it.'-ltrv. G. .
=. Harvey, d. D.. Washington, u. G..
rhis remedy which hr' done such wonder. is
put up In the larlrl 'i2od bottle ot nny molicn c
upon the market. aud is sold by druggists and ali
dealers Ut - per hottie. For DiahetrS INQUIRE
for WARNER'S' SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t
II positive remedy.
II. .wARSER &CO., Rochester, MY.