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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for 90
cents OF rs cents per week
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The Imperial TnfeIIcity.

BERLIN. February 1Olh.-Ths Emperor is
renewing his efforts to sffecs reconciliation
between Prince Frederick Charles and wife.
He has appointed Count Ranuatz, on behalf
OF the Prince, to get General Blumenthal, on
behalf of the Princess, 30 arrange basis of
reconciliation.
An American Minister HI.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 1Gth.-Hunt,
United States Minister, is quite i'll.
IFor further Dispatches see cd and 4th pages
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHa k.OoRD.uMos.l
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LONDON, February 10.h.-The Queens new
book, Life il the Highlands" will be cut
in two or three days. The de iicativn is
couched in the following words
To My LOYAL HlGuLANDERs
And especially to the memory Of my devoted per
sona attendant
FAITHFUL JOHN Brown,
These records Of my
WIDOWED LIFE IN SCOTLAND
Are gratefully dedicated.
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Uprising OF Indians.
WESTON. February lOth.-A 81

GALVESTON, February 10th.-A Houston
paper this morning publishes an account,
purportlng to come by telegraph from Mata-
moras, Mexico, giving an account of an al
legged uprising of Indisns at 0mitlsy, near
fuxtepec, State OF OsjScd, Mexico. It is
said that stores and private dwellings, were
plundered, seven merchants killed and a
number wounded that the coEpse4 OF the
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Columbia, State of California and Oregon.
SAILING DAYS:
EEnUUAVV a IL 10 94 %

fT Excursion Tickets at Reduced Rates For pas.
sage or further particulars, apply TO J. D. SPRECK-
ELS s. BROS, Agents, S27 Market street, corner
Fremont. olS-u
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LONDON, Febru ~ 10sh.-Is is altogether
probable thst settlement will be reached in
the breach Of promise case of Miss Furtescue
against Lord G.r,aoyle, by which the lady
will receive e20, 000 as a salve for her lacer-
ated affections. The incident serves also'as .
fine advertisement for the LADY. Four
theatrical managers are Offering her high
terms for her hrss engagement in case she re-
appears on the stage. Lord Cairns, the
father, and Garmoyie, it is said, are on long
tour 70 Americh
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Mexican National Railway Engineers.

UNIoNTowS (Ps.), February 10sh.-Last
night, North Union township, three miles
east. was the scene of brutal murder. the
victim being an old man go years of age,
named Alpheus Wilson, and the murderer his
sor, Frank. The tive, who had been drink
| ing together, bad quarrel, which ended
in the father ordering Frsnl: to leave home
The latter complied, but in ten minutes re-
turned and called mis- father outside The
old man started for the door, but before he
could reach it, Frank drew revolver and
shot him dead. TIE psrricide then went TO
the house of Dennis Springer, short dis
tance away, where he remained all day,
threatening to kill anyone who attempted to
arrest him. This evening the Sheriff aud
two Constables went to SpriDger's. and, sitter
some little trouble, captured him. but not be.
| fore he attempted to shoot the officers. On
the way to jail he passed his fathers house.
| His mother came out to see him, and he told
her that be intended to kill the old man. He
was intoxicated when the deed was done, but
| IL m ada no diffarauca
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~ENO LEr-A COTTAGE ON P STREET, ~
between sixteenth and Sev enteenth, with ~
five rooms large yard and barn. For paric- -..L,
lars inquire of Mrs }. A Barrett 1913 street. fe6tf
EOR SALE-A PAYING, WELL-ESTABLISHED
business in principal street Of sacramento ;
small capital required Address " OPPORTUNITY,
RECORD USIoN office. fe5-lw
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FhE Times DaHRefat Almanac,
OR YEAR BOOK,

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eclvenienes or ErOahie fran any RaEfrlAes.
postal nate. rEaney order OF rsEixtarad lsstsg.
For al purposes address
THE TTMES-DERf0CRAI
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TOWN ROLL.

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point out sufficient property, viii at cRes
/ and without further delay ssIl tia lsast q14n-
/ tfrv Of said property Of any tax debtor Ehish
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-10-09

book, which, thanks to the evangelizing spir-
it of the nineteenth century, is printed in al
most every tongue in the world, and which
may be found in almost every home except
perhaps those of Huxley and Darwin, and in
it we read: "And the Lord God formed
man of the dust of the ground and breath
ed into his nostrils the breath of life;
and man became living soul" And
the Lord God took man and put him into
the Garden Of Eden to dress it and to keep
it."......"And the Lord God said, 1t is not
good that the man should be alone: will
make an help meet for him.". "And the
Lord God caused deep sleep to fall upon
Adam, and he slept and he took one of his
ribs and closed up the flesh instead thereof;
and the rib which the Lord God had taken
from man made he woman and brought her
unto the man." These quotations are in sim
pie form Of speech, and though taken from
the first part of the oldest book in the world,
written in dead language with limited
literature, yet in the absence Of more con-
vincing proof as to the origin of man and
woman, we prefer to accept them in pref
erence to finespun and overwrought theo-
ries, the only tendency of which is to incul-
cate the doctrine of atheism and intidelity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-10-09
YORK MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

The York County Medical Association met
pursuantto to adjournment, in the Court House, at
o'clock p. NJ, on Monday last, DR.. 4. P.
Campbell, First Vice President, in the chair, and
the following members present: Drs j. r. Brat
ton, r. Andral Bratton, j. w. Allison, j. p.
Hambrght. Love and White.
In the absence of the Secretary, DR.. Crawford,
DR.. w. G. White was requested to act as Secreta-
ry pro tenn.
The reading of the minutes Of the last meeting
was dispensed with.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
to revise the bylaws Of the Association having
failed to report, on motion, the committee was
continued.
Drs. Carothers and White, appointed at the
last meeting to read technical essays before the
present meeting, were, on motion, permitted to
defer the reading of their essays until the next
meeting January s. 1885. DIR. Waring, the ora
tor Of the present meeting, not being present,
motion was adopted expressing the desire of
the meeting for him to address the Association at
it's next meeting.
DR.. j. r. Bratton presented Il paper to the AS
socation, soliciting subscriptions to the Sims
Memorial fund, to which the members present
responded with subscriptions and cash to the
amount of $50.
The Association then adjourned until the time
of it's next regular meeting, Monday January
< 1895
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The venerable ex-Judge Thomas w.
Glover died at his home in Orangeburg last
Thursday night.
- The track on the new railroad to Ben
nettsville has been laid to the North Carroll
ma line. The first spike on the South Carroll
ma side was driven by Col. c. S. Mccall on
Thursday.
- Col. Robert Aldrich has beer appointed
by the State Democratic Committee Presi-
dental elector for the second district, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Gen. Hagood
Charles w. Meynardie, of Hampton
county, who few weeks since was severely
injured b2ya, train on the Port Royal and and
the company for 500, 900 damages.
Congress in this district, says that Hendrix
McLanc is fraud and is only working to
bleed the campaign fund on the false pre-
tence that he can control 0,000 white votes.
- The Synod of South Carolina meets in
Greenville on the 22nd instant. One hun
dred ministers and elders will be present,
representing the Presbyterian church Of the
entire State. The Synod will be in session
five days.
- The editor of the Keowee Courier says
'On our way to and from Pickens we had
an opportunity to observe the crops. Both
corn and cotton will be short. We are OF
the opinion that the crop will not exceed
GO per cent. of an average crop. Early up
land corn is better than it was last year,
but low land corn is short, and late upland
almost an entire failure"
- The Newberry Observer says: "Ihe es-
Inmates Of the cotton crop differ greatly
owing to the fact that the condition of the
| =, 4hrN hn,,f n
try. Some say the crop will be smaller than
last year; others thatit will be considerably
larger. Taking all the estimates together,
safe estimate we think, would be, that
the crop of 1881 will be one-third more than
of 1888"
Columbia Register: The Secretary of the
State Executive Committee, Captain Willie
Jones, says that letters are being constant
ly received, which show that the Democrat
ic party in this State is as solid as Il brick,
and that it has never been in better state
of organization since 1876. Further, that the
colored majority has been greatly reduced
by emigration, desertion of the Republican
party and from other causes. This is very
cheering intelligence and should encourage
every Democrat in the State to contribute
his full share toward an overwhelming vic
tory in November next.
- The Republicans opened their campaign
in Edgefield last Saturday. Brayton, Col
ins and Paris Simpkins made intlammato-
ry speechesan labored vigorously to arouse
the corpse. There was large number OF
negroes present-say 800. 1t is thought
that the negroes are well organized in Sc
cret societies through their churches A
considerable number of Red-shirts were
there to watch the proceedings and to con-
tradict the false statements Of the speakers.
At one time it was thought that a row
would ensue, but it was prevented by
the earnest entreaties of County Chairman
Belts. The Edgefield Democrats are thor
oughly organized and aroused, and are pre-
pairing to strike effective blows for the sue
| cess of the party
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Baptst-Rev. J. f. Covinston Pastor. Ser
vices next Sunday morning at IL o'clock. Sun.
day-school at a. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at Z o'clock.
Presbyterian-Rev r. r. English, Pastor
Services next Sunday, forenoon and evening" al
the usual hours. The pastor will also preach at
Templeton's School House at 3 o'clock p. M. or
Sunday.
Episcopal-Rev. i. n. Joyner, Rector. Services
yesterday "wednesday evening, att o'clock, and
again this evening at the same hour, when tho
Bishop of the Diocese and Rev. II. NJ. Jarvis will
also be present Morning and communion SER
vice tomorrow mt 1920 a. NJ, and evening SER
vice at p. NJ.
Methodist scopal-Rev. J. y. Mood, Pastor
Services at Mt. Vernon Church next Sunday
Associate Reformed-Rev. r. Latham Pastor
Services at Tirzah Church next Sunday.
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CHESTER FAIR.

The sixth annual fair of the Chester, York,
Fairfield and Lancaster Agricultural, Horticul-
tura and Mechanical Association will open at
Chester, on Tuesday, the 2Sth instant, and con-
tinue four days AS will be seen by ADVERTISE
ment in another column, the premium list this
year is more valuable in money and medals than
any previous year, while on the part of the man.
agement every effort will be made to render the
exhibition and display of the resources of the
counties composing the Association more i'm
posing and attractive than ever before. That the
fair will be grand success the public may rest
assured. In this connection we direct attention
to the notice of John S. Bratton, Nice-President
of the Association, relative to the shipment of ar
ticles from York county for exhibition.
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DEATH OF w. b. BYERS.

Mr.. w. Bolliver Byers died of paralysis, at
his home near Bethesda Church, in this county,
on Thursday morning, October End. He was
50 years old on the 2lst Of September last. Mr..
Bycrs was well known by many of our citizens.
In the year 1S44 lie entered the store of the late
II. L. Adickes as clerk, and in 1860 he formed
a partnership with Mr.. Adickes, which continued
until 1865, when he returned to the country and
engaged in agricultural pursuits, and about this
time he married Miss Mary Clark, who with
three sons, survive him. The attack of disease
terminating fatally with Mr.. Byers was sudden.
On the day preceding his death he was in town
apparently in his usual health, and was even
congratulated by friends on appearing so we'll.
On his way home that afternoon he was stricken.
Mr.. Byers was elected as member OF the
House of Representatives in 1876 and was a
member of the Wallace House in that memora-
bic struggle between rapacity and honesty. lie