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LEGAL.
Notice Of meeting Of Stockholders
Of the Los Angeles City Water
Company.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
q 2. resolution ofthe Board Of Directors Of
me Los Angeles City Water Company,
sssa y, at meeting Of said Board on the
i i.on gay OF October, 1884. a NEE Ing OF the
cnlea stthe once OF said company, IN the
s NY uno county OF Los Angeles. State OF Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-25
Proposals for Purchase of Bonds

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, /
Los Angeles, November 20, 1884
Sealed proposals will be received at thil
Office until
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NOTICE.

viii Harry Spencer. or an, one who
knows Of his whereabouts, or en- give any
information concerning him, please com
municate with his mother
MRS. H. A. sFNCER,
noyl4 div win Box ", 81 Diego, Cal
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Estate of Matthew K eller, deceased,

The undersigned Executor of the last Will
of said deceased, will sell at private sale, to
the highest bidder for cash in gold coin of
the United States, and subject to confrma-
ton by said Superior Court on or after
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SECTION l. That general municipsl
election be held by the qualified voters Of
the city OF Los Angeles, In said city, on the
first Monday Of December, 1884, the same
being the first day OF said month, for the fol.
lowing officers, to-wit:
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commenced ulscharging No. 3S Smith
q Wesson pistol. The first shot miss
ell the Marshal two fcct,and struck Mr.,
Coward in one side, penetrating his
body to the other side, within short
distance ofthe surface, where it was
cut out by the surgeon.
When the Marshal heard the cxn]o-
sion ct the pistol, he turned TO see
what was the matter, and as he turned
Cash fired again. The second shot
struck the Marshal in the breast, perc
ed one lung and lodged IN the region
OF the spine, in about the position that
cowardly::Glitcau's ball found a lodge
ment IN the body Of Garfield. A third
time Cash fired, but missed again, the
ball grazing the Marshal's clothing and
buryinG itself in tree.
Then there appeared Il scene well
calculated to bcsmear the reputation
required among timid people, and to
establish the fact that Younger Cash. at
least, is Il cravcn-heartcu, bIack-hcurt-
Ell, sncaking coward, even if his miscr
able shooting were not sufficient 70
prove that he was scared out OF his
wits when he fired at the brave man
whom he feared to face. At the third
shot Cash ran with all his might for
one block-ran as becomes 4 coward.
with his back to the foe. When he had
run about 100 yards, he turned and
seeing that ht was not pursued. brave
~ retrcated backwards. hrandi> hing
his pistol and calling for his boy ia
o'lng his horse, which the boy failed
TO do. He retrcatcu backwur,s--vrrv
bray" indeed, as there was no one fol-
lowing h;m---to where the animal WAS
standing. lie leapcd upon hiS horS,.
and %allopeu awcy at fuIl speed home.
ward.
! Nhan.t the uptlain reached C:~},'S De-
pot, Cash the Younger was S;at}iny on
! the platform. armed with a Wiuchos
ter vile and putting on u great many
PAIRS. The old man Cash was also
with him, but quiet. He pretended TO
ho drfyinG everybody. but when it is
remembered that the train had !cf. Oar
Il'Ston before the shooting occurred.
amt that the people at Doves and So
cieIy Hill, if they had heard of the
shooting bad no time to prepare them
selves, aside from having no authority
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itV tha cttivnpc roroI ,,nt %,> ,,. 49,.
nrefarred ,,.,;,;, ~, =, ,:m,,,,
+ axccute tho ,,u' T. ,,,, oon,,,Io,>t,,.
ho,;o,,o, +,,,. 49,, c,,.n.
1nt, ,,1 g. ,,. +;,,,o , "
cd uWb,r snonnr,, on,,,,, ,.',,
him ,, INIT ,v,,o, c,,,
went ont to ,rrcs, h;n, ), v,>,ll,,,,n
that un,;Le C.r.,,, !, .i,,,,, .',.,
was seen AND v.,. ,,,, ,o,,,.r.,I
Arrivino Coyh,. r,.;l,n,, ,o,,,
niel Nv o,,v o,o ,,o, 49,, n,;,>
mons. ono of pcrk;rs,s ,,,s ,,1 :,
hcnchmon Of (ash-be v,s cnra;,,,,
met at the door bv thc Co,ono, WHO
exteudcd his b,nL ;,vi,o1 h;,, i, ,,1
cxpressca himse,f ,s ov.r;ovo1 : y s.o
Shrr,r Snotfnr,l T;n,,n,s ,.o,,,;,,1
or his hors, ,t r., fr,,t u,t. hu, ~.
rolon,, ,v,v.1 him, 1;.,,,,,,t ;,.;.t
mo ,h,t hn sb,,,J Jo,,.r ,,d ,,,rt ,,.o 90
his b,sn;t,l;tv II, d;l :, nf o,,,rso
fo,. how cnr,n i, uo,,,,n,,, >f 1-;,,
rimmons. c,1;h,.o Iva :, ,,,1o 49, 49, ,a
fusr so ,rrn,,,,,, ,, ;r,;,,,;o, fro,, o.,
tdp|ioh,i,, an o1l o,n,ln,,.,n -, rl
Cash?
On lhr insi,]r ,h, Sh,rin ou1 rim
mons Jared we'll Vh. uoh,. ,lI fruL,,
Lord set on, ,)rcou,rr ana with his
Iowr roya) b,nLs nrnp,r,l , tndlv for
his guests. After imbbjnr, sm,ckinr
! h .jr ljrs onu not,ino ,hr;r s,nn,a,},s IN
rcs.ucy, they sat down TO lj.cuss tho
passiny events Of the prr;o,l Jhp col
ted IN, conversation and Wv m,strr]v
Anuk movement o,,ic,l,y corr t0 flo
itnpic nearest his heart the heroic ac-
ition Of his son in Ch,r,w thc ,lov bc-
;orr. lie SPOKE at length ,,pon the sub
ircl, declaring himself well pleased
wiy!i III, deed, but expressing sincere
rrgrr' that Began should have done
~uc; ?oor .h,o,in~. Said H.: II j,,s,
ought to have been there, aud. bv the
way. II Ri.hlr dou't die he had bet
tier die: i II, n.,tS wp|I 7 sh,ll k;ll h;,n
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Each subsequent insc!tion..........4 40c
Liberal discount on contracts or by
the column, half or quarter column.
Marriage notices free and solicited.
Obituaries over II lines charged for.
Correspondents. to insure attention,
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We are not responsible for the opin-
ons Of our correspondents.
All communications for the paper
must be addressed to the Editors :;
business letters to the Publisher Of the
MESSENGER. Easley, S. G..
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with honor; and will be turned loose
like Il mad bull npon the community, to
murder other innocent, unoftendiny
men unaware and to make widows and
orphans ut his brutal pleasure.
we have always denounced the
Northern outcry. "Lawlcssncss in the
Soltil. - as 4 shame, al imposition, Il
wrong; but We are at last forced to ad-
init that it is not altogcthrra buy-bcar
III some part, OF the South at least, and
IN chesterfield county, South caroliua,
especially. In that county a,man who
has lived in open defiance Of the law
for years isallowcu to cntcrt the princi-
pal town in broad open daylight, walk
behind the Chief Of Police and shoot
him down like Il dog, while a private
citizen falls pierced through and
through by y random shot. In his
Hight, nc passes three sworn police
men, who make no effort to arrest
When few brave, law-abi,ling citizens
desire to pursue and capture the assas-
III, the Deputy Sheriff refuses to lead
them, falls to his knees and bescechcs
them to do nothing so rash. The Shcr-
! III OF the county, with 4 warrant in his
pocket, goes to the house where the
' fugitive is sccrctcd, but, instead Of ar
resting the outlaw, drinks with the
outlaws father, who commenus the
crime, and, coming away, refuses to
speak upon the subject. That is the
state OF affairs in Chesterfield county.
and it is 4 blackcninC, dnmniny shame
upon The county whose proud boast
is its chivalry.
The truth Of the matter is that hon
est pcacrablc, law-observin@ men are
in the minority in that County. There
. is Il prcdominating element, naturally
lawless in spirit, whose desire is to live
unrestricted and to be governed only
by The bent Of its Own inclination>.
This element is proud Of the Cashcs,
and prefers to be subject to their impr-
rial will rather than recognize the maj
csty Of the law and to sec that the law
is enforced
Were this not true, the Cashcs could
not behave as they do, and the last
outrage would not be permitted to pas,
! without an effort being made to bring
the guilty to justice.
Two-thirds Of the people in CHESTER
field county are in sympathy with the
Cashcs. Every half hour, day and
!, DiGht, 4 runner posts from Chcraw to
| their rendezvous to inform them Of
what is said and done. Every change
in the condition Of the wounded men
is promptly reported. and they are III
u formed day 10 day Of every shade Of
public sentiment better than any two
men in the county.
I Those who would execute justice are
silcnccd If not intimidatcd, and while
Il ;c intinotrI fbot thnra ;S y InnprOnt
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THE CHERAW TRAGEDY.
Another Version Of the Bloody Af-
fray, which Places the Cashcs III a
Still More Unenviablc Position, etc.

From Wadcsboro IN. c. Intclliycnccr,
March |.
Last week We gave the particulars
OF a fight between Began Cash, the
outlaw, and Mr.. w. II. II. Richards,
Marshal Of Chcraw, which had its ori-
gin in the attempt OF the Marshal to ar
rest Cash for drunkenness and Oisor-
dcrly conduct on the streets of Che
raw, Saturday night, February 1Gth.
When We bllrlcaQueu the combut. in
our last issue, We little Thought the uf-
fair would terminate in so dcplorablc q
manner; for we deemed Cash 4 man
OF courage and could not believe he
would take any undue advantage OF a
man whose only offence was tI,r
faithful (lischlrgc Of his duty and the
possession Of courage superior to his
own. We believed Cash, were he dis
posed TO pursue the matter Further
would face his adversary as becomes
brave man. first warming him; and in
this ev cnt, we had no fear Of Marshal
richards ability to defend himself
The seq ucl, however, shows that Ho-
gan Cash is not only a gracclnSs repro
bate, a bully, Il bulldozcr OF timid pco-
pie, Il william, Il cruel, brutal wretch.
bat that he is witllal conS,lmmatc
coward
On Sat "day last he went to Chcraw,
,ubrNittcG ara paid his fine $40. The
Marshal, being inst as well rs blavc, was
satisfied, declined TO prosecute Cash,
and expressed himself as willing to let
the matter drop. And so it did drop
Cash remained in town several hours.
attending to certain business matters,
and appeared unusually quiet and cir
cumspect. He passed the Marhai sever
al times during the day, but made no
hostile demonstration, and this treach-
cry led the Marhal to believe that he
had nothing to apprehcnd. About A
o'clock in the afternoon he was stand
ing on the corner, leaning up against
tree, summing himself and convcrsing
with a friend, and thinking perhaps,
less of Bogan Cash than Of anybody
else in the world. While he thus stood
with his back to the sidewalk, Cash
walked up unhccded fnot unobscrvcd.
When he had PASSED some three or
four steps, he suddenly wheeled and
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@hs Gasleg Wessenger.
J. 4. HAGOOD, Editor and Pro'pr.
Enteaed ut the PostoHce at Eas1ey
$. c., as Second Glass Natter.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year, strictly in advance. ISL 90
Six months C :. .... 65
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Cash, VIC hear, from good authority,
swcars to have the blood Of the editor
of the "Intelligenccr.' lie is wei
come to it, but if he comes to Wades-
boro aftcrit, we shall always feel in
future that our existence in this world
has not been passed without the ac-
complishmcnt of some good.
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n u H., z. G. IHlIlrOhd. V-'GIi
Leave RclllIe at 2:l0r. ". for Summarized,
Leave BelalrU at GOO 4. II. Tor Sumuerhet1 md
zancsy!llo. Asriye Ut BcllAirV, 9;l5 4. Y. and SIS Pm,
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IN THE SADDLE.
The Confcderncy Once More on Horseback
\ lsnbid Rebels Yell.

The Confclerncy Once More on Horseback.
4 ltnhid Rebels Yell.
A special from Springfield, Ills, to the
Chicago Tribune says: Will A.. Herman,
executor Of tho Okoiona States, is now in
Springfield, and in an interview withn re.
porter OF the State Journal expressed him.
self rs very happy over the result Of the
election. lie said:
"Not only have wo captured tho Capitol
and the White House, but have no doubt
VIC shall havca majority OF tho Judicial
Department OF tho Government within n
year from to day. Cleveland will have to
yield to the control Of the Southern wing
Of the Democracy, whose sentiments were
Endorsed by seven.tenths OF our party dur.
ing the war and are Endorsed at heart by
them to-day. Union Democrats and
Beecher Black Republicans or lndcpen.
dents constitute u fccble faction in our
camp, and we have only used them as
tools"
When asked to give his views OF tho
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Local and through tickets urc sold via NIL tho
above Inea at Union Railroad otloa. 100. Market
s1sI- lHly your tickets there.
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II WHY They ReAigllel.

SetbenriM Ga;att.
1t has already been announced that
Cadets Canadian, Of this district, whose
home Is In Cadiz, and Logan, son Of Gen.
eral Logan, resigned their places In the
Military Academy at West Point, to avoid
expulsion for Nh ofTensc against the rules.
Canadian was appointed by Congressman
UpdcgraE, aud stood 4 competitive exam
nation, there being. several s%leubenville
boys In the class. lie Is 4 smart boy, ind
always bore a good reputation. He was
in tho first class, was within n few months
Of graduation, and had far greater promi.
nencc IN the corps Of cadets than Logan,
who was In the Fourth or "plebe." class.
The facts that led to the resignation arc
these: Carnahan and Logan were in
slight prison." which consists in being
locked up In a room, the place Of %contlnc-
ment being one OF tho regular rooms In
the barracks occupied by cadets. On Sat-
urlay night, November !, shortly after
taps, tho prisoners removed II pancl OF tho
door, obtained citizens clothing and Wis.
tied the village OF Highland Falls, about
two miles south Of the post. Their ab.
scncc wa discovered shortly after their
departure by the inspection officer.
About midnight Carnahan md Logan
returned TO the post and were apprchend-
cd. II WIS found that both had boon In.
dnlging In splrituous liquors and TINT ono
Of them had in his possession n bottle OF
whisky. For this oflense the regulations
prescrihod dismissal, and IL was to avoid
being dismissed that hotl, cadets reslgned.
Tho eimplo truth Is, Cadets Carnahan
and Logan ioolishly md fragrantly VIC.
lated the Academy rules and we're apprc.
hended; to escape formal expulsion they
voluntarily resigned, rs they had the right
10 do; and while General Merritt and the
post express genuine sympathy for the
parents Of both young ineh, there WINS no
disposition TO make young Logan an ex.
ception to tae inilexible rules that govern
the Military Academy.
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!. DISEASE, Propensity and Passion brings
mankind numbcrless ailments; foremost
among tllcm arc nervousness, nervous de-
'bility, and unnatural weakness OF genera
tive organs. Aliens Brain Food success
fully oyercomcs these troubles and restores
the sufferer to his former vigor. Stat
druggists, or by mail from J. II. Allen, SIS
First Ave, New York CITY, rrhstw
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No ono can be III II tho blood is nurc.
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparjlla root lave
long been recognized by physicians IA
blood purifiers. Don't DO humbuggcd by
the advertisements Of tho many qunck
hltters, but occasionally Use DR.. Guysott's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and You
will live to IL good old ase FREQ from all
distress of mind and body. Many Of our
best citizens who long suffered from bad
blood indicated by weak kidneys, indi.
gestion, sores, aches, etc, owe their re-
covery to the use Of this medicine. psw
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DIED,

KRuMME-on Thursday afternoon, November
20, lsSi, DORA V, oldest child OF Theodore and
Frances krulnmc. In the lolh year Of her age.
Funeral on Saturday afternoon al . o'clock, from
the residence Of her p.rentsa ut Ttiadelphla. Friends
Of the family nre IT respectfully invited to attend e
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grMstcc Salcs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

I,RuussIEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
1y virtue Of a deed OF trust made by J. I. Weeks
and Mclisa Weeks. his wife, IN the ,nIeririNl
trlistee, dated the INST day Of February, A.. D. l&J,
and recoricd In the Clerks Office OF the County
Gourt Of Ohio county, In Deed Of Trust Book 10.
". page Avg, to secure thu pay lncnt Of Il certain
I,r0nissory note therein named and described, i
shall proceed to sell at the front door Of ,ln Court
iionsc Of Ohio county, In the City Of Wheeling. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1851,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following dc.
scnbed real estate, that Is to say: All Of n certain
mtce Of land situated IN Trinlalph!n district, Ia
0i'o county, West Virginia, mid described % tcl.
loNs: Bttgtnnipg nta stake on the north edge Of tho
CaituberlAnd Rnh, corner u Henry IIrunstroOl's
iot atid VIC, ffornbIrgt,; thence thlrtyI five (31tv
iest X. with the line Of the Cumberland road 10 i
stake: thence parallel line with RronStroOI's line
70 Little Wheeling creek: thence with the mean.
dc!{nYs. Of tho creek tn Bronstroop's line: thence
with Aaid Bronstroop's line on the Gus, Side Of The
70! % INC beginning, q part Of the II. L. Tho'n'
TERMS oY sALK-CAsu. The title Is bcYcycl ,obe
perfect. but selling ny trustee | shall only convey
such Title as Is vested III me by said deed Of tflN.
Oclh r"f4 r4l'Ns il. X. myESEk, Trustee,
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Hns body Told SOu-
That Christmas gifts will 0 0 DO ripe
That the stores arc beginning to show it
That some who were with us last Christ
mas will not DO with us next?
That it requires some taste to make the
Christmas present lit?
That some persons 60 into fits trying t.
do 1t?
That our friends Of ono political party
have abandoned politics aud SO OF Il scou,
for tho Offices?
That the good office is not always easy
to catch?
That men don't belicye thisuntil they've
tried it ON?
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ate1u acknowledgements.

TOR SALE-BREAD CART-AGOO
- strong two wheeled rig. d., AcKEE, lslar
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Commissioners Sale.
DUBLlC SALE

pUBL1C SALE
J. OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
In pursuance OF n decree In the suit o. Thp Fl.
Change ennk OF Wheeling w. Amos j. OybOnenSi
others, made by tire Municipal Court OF Wheeling
on the 10Th day Of October, isSi, i shall rs s,ecSI
commissioners appointed thereby. proceed to sGlIAt
public nurtion at the front door OF the Cour; HOME
Q! Ohio county, OH SATURDAY, TIL: 9Th DAY Of
uECI:MBER. 1874, commencing ut 10 o'clock A.. v.
L'rSo. II In the addition OH Wheeling island, Ia5i
ont BY Henry Moore. trustee Of the estate Of Ehra.
ezef Lane, md fronting III the north side Of Zane
street: and n!sO lot No. Il IN Daniel Zlnc's inhibition
on Whe.lins Island, on the southeast corner Of
Zane and Huron LtrcctS. On tho front mart Of VI
No. IL IL erected n double two:sto,y frame dwelling
house. containing eight rooms; and a small ,elaut
fouSe Of " rooms on the alley In the rear Of SAID
lot. as . $50 $50 @
On lot No. u, Is erected n double ,wo.s.ory frame
dwelling house: containing ten ruums; md alsoa
cottage containing three rooms.
X OF SA~l.E-0ne.third md ns mlcl, rrOc
rs the purchaser mny elect, CASH; and tho r,StIae
III w equal payments. payable respectively ID
NINE and RlGIlrEES months, from day Of yale; Er
credit instnllMcnts. notcat0 be given by the Dur.
chaser or purchascrs with satisfactory ,,eroral Il.
ciirtty, and the title TO be retained unit! full pOf.
cha,. money is paid, sud n conveyance directed
by the court.
A.. J. CLARKE,
~ Special Commissioner.
1,'Thos. u. Darnh, Clerk OF the Municipal Court
Of Wheeling. do certify that bond md security
have been given by sain special commissioner nL
required BY law, and by said decree of sale.
$500 Tu0S. NJ. DAKRAII, Clerk.
] G.. HRRvev. Auctionccr. tuHr1has
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y carriage lighted by incandesccnt
lamps, md drawn by q horse, on the head
Of which an electric spray appears, is u
late sensation In Paris.