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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-04
insure With
81. 311erlrer ,Jr> ,AYeart
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE OE THE CONTROLLERS GENERAL.

Icertify that Frederick Werber, Jr..
of Ncw6crry. Agent Of the Connect
icut Fire Insurance Company and The
Merchants Insurance Company. has
complied with the acquisitions "s the
Act of the General Assembly entitled
An Act to Regulate the Agencies
of Insurance Companies not incor-
Doratcd in the State of South Caro-
lima" and I hereby license tie said Fred
crick Werbcr. .Jr., Agent rs aforesaid. TO
take risks and transact all business OF
Insurance in this State. in the County
of Ncwbcrry for and in behalf of said
mpanicS-Expircs March 3lSt. 1888.
w. +. SrONEY.
Comptroller General.
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ITCHING PILES, -,SynFteas and Cure.

The systems arc moisture, Ike nersnira.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly atniCht:
seems as If pin-worms were crawling in ami
about the rectum the private parts a-o
soins!4mes affrctcd. Ifallowesl ~ continue
TeTxserlous results may foIlow..SWAf SEN
OINTMENT IS q rleasant, sure cyre. AIso
tor Te!ter. Itch. Salt RhcuY.l, Scaled IIeef
ErJiSl;23as, BSrbers' Itch. Blotches, mi
- Gaiyt "rusty Skin D!s"nsPs. l'ox. by mail,
son FR!Isi!a, Pa, sofia by n!uREisfe.
Jazz S4-tF.
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NJ. L. KINARD,
Columbia, S. G

Why don't you buy my shirts
rcady-made? What's the use Of
wearing your eyes out over fine
needle work, and breaking your
back trying to save few cents |!
don't see the savin' Of it. Why,
you can buy shirts nowadays
for very little moro than the cost
Of material. Look at this " DIA-
MoSD" I've just bought. l say,
Maria, | am going to buy a dozen
more right away.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-04

AGTaICNwantrd for The Lives OF aH
RSxNiS's Presidents Off L. s. Tie
IERshYtk 1 lSiar&cat. hanGsosaest best
- "HSGs DDooG ever solG for less ;I,:,n
twice oar price. The faStes+ selling bout
tn America. Immense profits TO Sgorta,
All Intelligent people want L. ANY one
can hecnme successful agent. Terms free
Hallett Book Co.. Portland. Name.
Nov ply,
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INSURANCE.
Oct. 6. lott.

We are still writing Insurance on de-
sirable property of all kinds III Town
and County, in the old, s:rong and rclia'
BILE
LivepooL G Lon7o" & Globe In
swance Company.
Contine"tul ms. TO. Of ". York.
A,S. CoD.pu"y Of NORTH -1meric1.
HarJoyd Fire ms. Co. Of Harno'tI,
Conn.
The combined Capital and Assets Of
Companies in our agency, footS up
$sS, &S1, ,SC6.
No guess work. have figures 10 show.
If you want p0Siti0c Insurance against
loss, we will be pleased to write. it for
yous
Gin House risks taken with either
steam. water or horse power.
). =. BOOIER Il son.
Sept 81 If Agents.
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GLENN SPRINGS,
SPARTANBURG CO., S C.

The Proprietors OF this Celebrated
Watering Place respectfully announce
that it will be opened this Season on
the 1st Of May under the same man
ageme.t as last year.
TERMS OF RoARD REASONABLE.
Arrangements will be name for the
transportation of guests to the Springs
from Spartanburg.
@ Special attention given to ship
ping Of Water.
SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
14-ti PRoPEIEToRs.
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South Carolina Railway Company.

CHANGE Or SCHEDULE.
On and after May lith. 1884. PAssCrgt !
TRIMS on this road viii run as follows uIt
Ii further notice:
IOASD FROM CHARLESTON.
GOING EAST,
Leave Columbia sT.j0 = M fj.25 p NJ
Arrive Charleston y 20 pm 955pm
GOING WEST,
.irfS irrive Columbia i3.SS : a am m ~: .22 N IN
tDaily. DAILY except SUnduy.
TO AND FEOM CAMDEN.
GOING EAST,
Leave Columbia - 30 Il III 4:i.2j n
Arrive Camden 90 m S25 p NJ
GOING WEST
Leave Camden 0am tiC0pm
Arrive Columbia las m 80 p N
+Dilily except Sundays.
70 AND FROA AUGUSTA.
GOIHG EAST,
Leave Columbia +T.5Oam III 1926 y n!
A'ri"c Augusta I'D p II S.lOa m
GONG WEST,
Leave Augusta *i.lj 4 n
Arrive Columbia i2.3S p 10
~Dany except Sundays.
CONNECTIONS.
Connection made Mt Columbia with the
Columbia and GreenViic Eail Road by train
arriving at 2.3S =. NJ. and departing q. $50
=. 81. Connection made q: Columbia June.
ton with Charlotte, Columbia and augusta
Eail Road by same tram 10 ana from ali
points on beth roads with through Pullman
Sleeper between Charleston and Washing
ton, via Virginia Midland route, without
change. Connection made at Charleston
with Steamers for New York on Wednesdays
and Saturdays; also, with Savannah and
Charleston Railroad TO all points South.
Connections are made at Augusta with
Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad to
AMI from all points South and West.
Through tickets can be purchased TO all
points South and West, by applying to
D. MCQUEEN, Agent, Columbia.
j.. G. ALLEN, @. Z. & Z. a.
JOHN g. PECK. General Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-04

When it is cold without and scold
within, the married man has y rough
s!!as seeking comfort.
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Wanted 5Em .eIiafeIy Young

Wanted Emm cdiately ESpns Icsnn ,ssgrso 9sn 10
ply. l4.C0O miles Of wire now being extended
by the i 4 . Telegraph Co., the National Tel.
CO Organized. The Bankers & Mcrchantsand
The Postal Tel Cos are both pushing ahead
with new iEcS. The Standard MuliiplcN Tel
Co., recently Incorporated. extends East. West,
North and South. Good positions now ready.
For further information address, with stamp,
The Penna Il New Jersey Telegraph. short
Hand anA T1Ec Writing Instruction Company,
Main O1icc, SOC Market street, llminGtOn. Del.
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4 pHsxstand receive free: & cosby
s I kasHSlbox Of goods whiel. win help
you TO more money right
away .han anything else 3p this world. All,
of either sex, succeed from first hour. The
broad road TO fn;tDne opens before tnc
w"rk"Ts, absolutely -ure. At 0pae address
1re "a S1Hlaf4 Name Nov 2-Iy
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PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
DaHy, except sundays

7 COLUNBIA. s. G., june 29ih, 1857:
On and aii"r sunday, June %, lS:l the
| PASSENG EK TRAINS viii run Is herewith III
| dicatrd Unoc this road aud lis branches
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4 FULL LINE OF

i.SsSsscsn,gs g e yTs
You IN the way OF rld
business. CapftslS SepeN 49,
start y0u. Tou cssSSSrnI 80, 60,
time only. The work iSsSS. A!;Siip'M
to both sexes, young ard Sss SSSs,Srr W.; ~
can can Soc 30 cents 12ot to - every sSsSs 9H
make this Unparalleled oisos. " SSsrS
are not well satisfied we VIII seS SS$SySsNy
for tie ouble of writing as. E.SSSSN
lars. directions, etc.. sent fgee vi psSSS
VIII BE- Ia%de by those who give fblE,o E,ortSsSS
time to the work. Great success . ~. Who's
sure. Don't delay. Start now. SSaateiS
Stilson & Co, Portland, Main. dress
Moraa -N
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
\ YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECLIF ED At LE p
frst-st p. and 305 Vest Twenty rHi corner
Fignth-ave X East FOut. hist. Union SQUARE
ESQ IhirdAyc FOrty--evcut--t; NOE l1u Third.
ave near xficthst and ~ The HARLEM OFF, CE q %
Third ave. Cne Uuare aLC-Jwe uty litst up 70
. e. III, ~ regular o.Hce rates.
INVESTIGATE HE TRUTH.
10 is said there lady physician at No - Snow-st,
Providence r. al most miraculous o' cancers
and juniors and Of disease after all ether py-
clans pronounce r hopeless.
NOTICE.-InventOrS and others who intend
Z, bring before the Naval Torpedo Board t0Tpedora
o1a, Ell 70 naval for examination AMI test 10 accord
anc with bic Congress approved AItI - rs So con-
Germ NJ t1rurocs HEREBY Iced that Le bolG VIZ Do
1 eadipes to receive the Navy Yard JrfoK Va,
NAY - 50. H. -, .
competitors by The Bureau Of ord
nance Navy Department, JuIy IL. Us D.
"~N' 'GF6EGE h BfLKNAP. Captain, [. 5. Y,
ana President Torpedo hoari Navy yard, Norioik' Va
DURCHASER.-A young lady Of refined taste
DO pm chasing for out-ofowu parties az or
dtrs carefully promptly eXecu d Tor references, terms
aul address. week BL H IIloune Onoo
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OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD

~ OF NEWJERSEI. -,
1l9 LmRETY-sI. NKw.l oRK Aprll g e. - 81
Notice hereby given that the annual meeting OF ire sloc
holders Of The Central Railroad Company o rev To
elect nine directors for the next ensuing "" e
held al the Office OF the company Jersey City between mo
hours OF O'Clock and o'clock p IN. Of Friday, May u
next go. 49,, 49, a. ,o., t,,.
TO saturday the prOxiaO NewYOrk and Philadelphia
~ SAMUEL KNOX Secretary.
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OrVcr NJ rHT DrLAwiI" An UrDsoV ClNtf %.
NEw.YoHA June -. ! 81
THE bonds Of this Company Ealing due July
l. 1885, VIII he redeemed 30 par and accrued interest on
epc presented a this OIcc and assigned % thc company
JAMES I.. RITZ. lrfa+urcr-
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100 BROADWAY. March 0. 1854.
Messrs Richard V. Harnett Co, Aucuoneers etc" Il

DEAR sIRs. Desiring TO get Mr.. Deanes matters in
such ape Is speedily pay mis- creditors every 90
lar due propose 70 offer hs improved pr9pels M
cf cou4sting OF some houses and most OF them wei
rented f9r nlr sale as early practicable and
ou m opinion the prODrety Of ~ once doing 81
AMI W haf success would probably follow the EFFORT
Pezse lei to-day that prompt action may be laAe
WARD b. CILAMBERLIN.
Assignee.
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0ountrp properip for Sale ano DO fst

ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR sPE t;.
" SIAITY-Farms Residences etc, every where; Isis
80 PHILLIPS a WILLS, Tribune Bnldlng.
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r,-,-.,.-, no

In accordance with the o. Nj Deane and opinion Of
~ Isrneff and other real experts vii offer Tor
public sale reservation tn whole OF MT Deanes I'm
rrovel and norton OF his unimpruyeo property III - Guy
On the d an days OF June next az TIE exchange oAe
room Part ca.ars o. sale will De duly .OyeInstU
- WARD B. CHAMBi Z In Assignee &c
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finanrinI.
CENTRAL PACIFICLAND BONDS.

san Francisco. Cal. April y, 1884,
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE in NEW
YORK-The ANIMAL meeting " the shareholders OF Ihl'
Association will held he banking house corner OF N4'
sau Monday, May J., a. II .i0cS
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Corarinersnp Notlesa

NOTICE.-The business of Charles II. Arnold
- rs taken and viii be continued by tho uic
In the firm name OF l. %. ARNOLD 3 GO.
of1ce removed u No, $50 trUntst
New-f ORR, May l. 1857. - -. . ,,...,.
CHARLES HENRY ARNOLD.
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4 bFfltE VT l III --.- ., no
" CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. 49,.
NEw.YORK. April -. l~Si
TuETRANsFER BOOKS of This Company viii be closed AZ
O'Clock on Saturday Nav B. q, preparatory 90 the annual
rpnerll meHg ~ Stockholders ID be Lrd une ana VIII De
ro0penoG Monday, June ., next 1900 o.
Assistant Secretary.
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Eertnres aio Aleetin3s.

MEXICAN BIBLE SOClErY-The sixty
= eighth annual meeting Of the American Blle -ofiry
viii De lcld the Bible dOus, Asor Ildc. SHAY
Nay g. at 3.3O O'Clock Tor thc Transaction OF bsl-s-
CALEB I. ROWE. heooriing secretary
DR. JOHN G.. OAKLEY viii lecture on
- ELEMENTS or SUCCESS"
Methodist Church. 44th-it 10Th rarsday
evening az : O'Clock.
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ADEEAN IL. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
TlLrlBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Broadway. Maiden Lane Cedar Pearl bf 5
IN aud ~ Ensf River aud Farm In Town
OF NeriilIeid staten Island

ADRrAN II. MULLER & SON win sell at auction on
TT-FsDAY NAY g 1884 AZ u o'clock AZ the fxchanse
salesrcOn IL Broadway y Dy OrdeI OF -d - \
1SoO- ~ Il 4 / and JAMES X. oracle, EALCC Ks Of
IrIfFO. ROOSEVELT, DECD. 80. - 90
DIV -J.s0ry marble front store and lot No f17
PTosf,yar west side. between Beeaker ana Amity SIS
256l2175 feet .-, ~ IN. a...u.,., , .,,-v
h,c and ron front building ana lot Nos 30 9; ana - Maiden
through 10 AM fronting on 'ciAist Sos q
ADD ii Cel occupied by London ana ste
Plate Glass having frontage OF % ieet . nCiv ~
Maider LaLe inches on CedaTst by about I0O ie7
PA RIST The 5.storv brick buildings and lot No
2i PcsTst side between Maiden lane ana tIettho4
a. lot b feet front 33.5 rear by about 81 feet
BFEKM sN-~T The 4story DrcE bullclng Hhd loi Nos
LOG aud lO7 Bcekmanst. north side between Psll ta
having frontage o. - leet lAcHes OA -oo"i
ST.. by average depth OF 27feet ,, .,,, ~ on,
WEST lslI-oIlhe Z-stCfy bTlck slaDle anu Iot NJ
3thst side between IN anu oth aVes O ~
by - feet. 49,. -.-- - .o,. fin.
house and 2O.st south side between Broad
way and e.; lot p by % feet
ALSO.
AurRnt title ana interest o. Theodore Roosevelt in PIERS
eAND1O EAST KIVER being III the proportion Oh 81 lee;
10 PIT feet. q, A.. -. ,r-,Ds
20 RIVER being in the proportion Of 10 eet
) inches 10 274 feet inches
TOWN OF NORTHFIELD RICHMOND CO, SIAI-.N
OF about ~ on tho public ROAD tauus
from the New Blazing star Ferry % Port Richmond 49, -
For maDs full particulars apply TO the aucnoLeer 10
Pine-sL
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anction Sales OF Zeal Gsia!e.


N. 100 BEoADwAY y. T. May 9, 1881.
Ward B. Chamberlin esq, Assignee. etc -. ? 49,. s,,,
con6dcDca that an uureserved aucti0n sale improve
real wiz pay every dollar oil my oDl-ai rs 'l,
ma a surpus without any & my Vaceh pi'prI
with ms feeling would Zoe unjust 20 creditors % N e
tbe 10 waft weary months for their Oues and having desire
To afu resume work would recommend ana uI-e lAt lAt
be made at once Tor as ely Gay
III A4' d paw JOHN II. DEANE.
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filming.

OPYcE OF TIKI JocUlsTITA MINING COMPANY, }
MILE BUILDING. - BEOADsT-. 80. I
NEwYOEK May /. 1884.
rTyHE annual meeting of the Joculstlta Mining
Company tile election OF seven trustees OF the o
many and he transaction other business az may coo
before the meeting will be held at the companys once ID no
Mills Building 10 Broad ST. NewYork city on the I4th cay
o. Sy books vii be closed at p Of May 10 and re-
open Oil TIC NAoi "-"o PHILIP W HOLMES, Secretary.
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Business prcuertp for Sale anh &c Eet.

SPACIOUS BUILDING OK BROADWAY,
roreest corner OF Bondst recently occupied ny Brooks
Brothers the entire building 90x4O feet can 10" %
secured OF will be divided to suit tenants Apply to
HORACE =. ELY NJ y Pin9-1-.
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Gelp Wduteo.

AGENTS WANTED to sell the Life of WEN
a DELL PHILLIPS the only authurized edition Also Tor
OUR HOME DOCTOR pronounced by the press 10 be The
hest aud cheape3 published send Tor CIRCULARS
WILSON BROS. 81 ktlDy-st.. boston Mass
IVANTED.-Sc teachers TO act as agents
w for the standard stencil Maps FOR schools 20 10 $40
per day. > NJ AVERY FoftcheSter ~
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To lat for the simmer large furnished house Win s'aDe
al grounds attached For particulars address BOX 20 '
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OFFICE RICHARD Y HARNErT & Co,
IL BROADWAY =

Z
NFW.YOrK Nay 1881.
Ward b ChambeT'ln Esq assignee Ola Il Deahe ~
esteemed favor Of even uaIe % WIN
IN v az ID selling the IMPROVE property Of Joln H. DeLe
6etHeen llOt.>t and lZ5th-St. east anu Wes' OF a'
would that the cenahu
Is such that would be to Your advantage TO dispose 81 ue
sane Al auction Al once should desire, We sa t
eas 70 al Tor YOU in aud would suggest early
n Tuna for tHe sale say the 30 and 4th prOx
i0''i' '''- F RICHARD v HARNETT co.
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Gitp f1ropertp 90 Get.

TT,O T.ET.-33 West 45th-st., near 5th-ave"
4sory bownstone high sto - house immediate posses
sion open II 70 q.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-21
The Transvaal.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.
LONDON, October 20.-It is now hoped
that the difficulties with the Beers will
be amicably settled without resorting to
extreme measures, by the appointment
OF a British Commissioner, rs provided
for In the treaty, to delimit md define
the boundary OF Transvaal. The Beers
deny that there has been any breach OF
the Loodon convention, and In sup
port OF the claim, point to the fact that
by the terms Of the London convention
the Transvaal Government was to
appoint one commissioner and the British
Government another to delimit and de.
fine the boundary Of Transvaal. The
Transvaal government appointed CON-
missioner, but the British have not yet
appointed one. Until these have been
appointed aud the boundary determined,
the Transvaai Government viii not be
held responsible In any way for the ac-
ton OF the citizens OF the new republics
In Goshen or Stella Lasd nor was " re.
sponsible for the new republic In Zuiu.
land.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-21
Bold and Successful Stage Robbery.

PORTLAND, ORE, October 20.-The
stage was stopped Saturday near Weiser,
Idaho, by three masked men, and under
the cover Of their rifles, the driver threw
out the express treasure box. He was
then ordered to drive on. Several pas
sengers were In the stage, but no attempt
was made to rob them. II is not known
how much the robbers got. A party Of
citizens was Immediately organized and
are In pursuit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-10-21
The Market
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 20, 1884.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 20, 1884.
The weather is warm aud hazy, resem-
bling very much, both in appearance and
temperature, regular Indian summer
The market is weak but cannot be called
unsettled, as the existing dullness appears
to be very settled thing with no prospect
Of changing until after the November
election.
! FLOUR-Dead dull; nothing doing out
side of the jobblng trade and very little of
that
CORN-No movement Nothing doing
outside the small local trade, and that is
supplied from wagons at 35c per bushel for
ear corn.
OATS-The markets in other places are
weak and declining which is likely to af-
feet prices here.
MEAL-Very dull.
BRAN-Far demand at quotations.
BUTTER-Steady and firm. The de-
mand is generally for choice grades of
dairy and creamery.
EGGS-The demand continues active,
prices firm and supply light.
CHICKENS-He are trife slow, but
choice young are in active request
APPLES-Choice stock are in good de-
mand at quotations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in good
demand and come in slow. Cabbage finds
ready sale and is in fair supply. Choice
onions are firm and unchanged
Sales and Quotations.
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Whisky and Fire,

QUEBEC, CAM, October 20.--A family
named Parent, consisting OF husband,
wife and son, got drunk last night, and IL
is supposed In their maneuvers knocked
over lamp, which set fire to Mrs. Par
ent's clothing. The police were attracted
to the house by her cries for assistance,
aud found the woman lying In the back
yard, her entire clothing on fire. She
was conveyed to the hospital but died
shortly afterwards.
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MASTERS SALE,
O.

nj AsrERs SAIL"
STATE OF ILLINOIS Circuit Court Of said
i-en County In Chan.
County OF ALEXANDER ! Gerry.
Otis A. Osborn, Caroline Il. Osborn, Alkaline Poor
George A, Poor, Almlra Poor and Evan Poor
Complainants,
John Wolf Henry Wolf, Mrs Wolf wife OF Henry
Wolf, Fanny Shriyer, Jefferson Shriycr
Louisa Allen, Anna Mary Jarrett M
and Eliza Fisher,
Defendants,
Bill IN Chancory for Partition.
Public Notice IL hereby given that, In pursuance
OF d decree made and entered by said court In tho
above entitled cauee, on the 18th day Of Sept, A. ID.
1884, Alexander II. irwin, Master In Chancery .of
tho circuit court OF said county, will, on
THE 2snd DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884,
ut the hour OF II o'clock In the forenoon, at tho
southveserly door o the court house, IN tho city OF
Cairo, county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, sell
at public auction, to the highest and beat
bidder for cash, all and singular,
the following described promises and real estate
In said decree mentioned, situate In tho First
addition TO the city OF Cairo In tho county OF Alex.
ander and state OF Illinois, or go much thereof 10
shall be sufficient to satisfy said decree, towit.
Lots numbered three Cp and four az, In block nun.
Dated Cairo, III, Sept 10th, 1884
ALEX II, IRWIN,
Master In ChAncery.
Geo, Fisher, Complalnants' solicitor, ~'r''i
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Murdered in Cola Blood.

SPRnaS,xsn, MACS, October 2o.---Ex-
Asatseant Ansfml n. @. Peatis Of this
civ sscsAssd wosd this acrning shat his
soo R60ar wss shot and killed at Fort
Robinson, Nsb, October nth. Tho hotter
cana irolra frsmsr employer Of young
psteis, VITO md, IN his opsnsou, tho
shooting W1D Q cold-bioodsd murder.
m Js1lgman wgpt VEST IA Juuc, IszB,
tgnMub auypsGs4 10 rsearn tous,31as
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A Bad Time to Strike.

COLUMBUS, o., October 20.-The re-
mainder OF the miners In the Ohio Central
and Buckeye Creek regions struck for
eighty cents per ton, as the miaing rate.
They viii not resume work to day. This
cuts off heavy contributions TO their fei-
low strikers In the Hooking Valley re-
gions.
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McCaHrey's Boast.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October go. Dom
mick McCsRsey, OF Pittsburg, arrived
here Saturday night and was rendered a
reception at Clark's Grub Theater. "The
next man | will fight VII be Sullivan"
be says. 81 understand he desires to
meet me, and shall not decline an invi-
alton ~
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Italy.
THE CHOLERA

ROME, October 2O.-Duriug the past
twenty-four hours, l20 fresh cases Of
cholera and sixty-siI deaths were report
ed. THIS included thirty-thee fresh cases
and nineteen deaths at Naples, and thir-
teen fresh cases aud six deaths at
Salerpo,
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Russia.
REQUESTED TO RESIGN.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 20.-Itis re-
ported that eleven professors of the Uni.
versity Of Kieff will be requested to re-
sign. Ssditious papers were found at
lodging Of sailor from the steamer
Keiso, arrested Saturday, at Riga. The
landlord and five others were arrested.
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viii Work For Less.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 20.-H. B.
Scutt & Co., barbed wire manufacturers,
have notified their 500 employees that
wages will be reduced ten per cent, to
take effect Immediately. The reduction
will be accepted.
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Tho pittsburRh & Western.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 20.-The
stockholders Of the Pittsburgh & West
ern Railroad Company met here to-day
and ratified the lease Of the Pittsburgh,
Cleveland & Toledo Road About two
thirds Of the stock was represented.
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Consistent, At Least.

New YORK, October 2o.-Felix Adler,
the well-known Hebrew orator and
preacher, ,adylsed his hearers yesterday
to refrain, on the grounds Of public mo-
rality, from voting for either Blaine or
Cleveland.
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Belgium.
WHAT rHB LIBERALS DEMAND.

WHAT FHB LIBERAIS DEMAND.
BRUSSELS, october 20.-The Liberals,
In view OF their shecess In the municipal
elections yesterday, demand that the
chamber shall be dissolved and the Gov
eminent resign. The Clericsls, however,
claim that little change has been made in
the relative positions Of the parties.