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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-06
Nov 6, 1884
yTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By Thomas C. Ligon, Judgseof Probate.
WHEREAS, Robert r. Rogers has ap-
piled to- me to grant him letters OF Adj
ministration on the Personal Estate of
VIM. Rogers, deceased. ts -"
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
VIM. Rogers, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court of Probate to 6e
held at Anderson Court House, on the
22nd day of November, 1884, after publica-
ton hereof to shew cause, If any they
have, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand,
this 3lss cay of October. 1884.
T. G. LIGON, J. P.
Nov 6, 1884 IT
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Notice to Trespassers.

MTE, the undersigned, hereby notify all
wv persons not to hunt, fish, ride or
walk through, or haul or remove any tim
Der or wood, or otherwise trespass on our
Township, Anderson County, SC. Those
who disregard this notice will be dealt
with aoooTbiGS y iaii. ,..j,
A. NJ. NEAL,
NJ. e. NEAL,
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w. l.. BOLT ;5..r -
SILAS KAY,a .EH.i hiltsg =
r@ J. b. SMITH, r.&S,. ~.
aps5 w, WHIT SMITH, IN,
-.,.;; .,4.. HARRISON, TUCKER, =.
A. Y. SHIRLEY, -
81 " J. NJ MOSELY, z ~
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l.. w! GENTRY, ta. p&
.i'f JEPTH a W WATKINS,I Z.
Nv. O.. w. WHITE, ~ .;ff;H
J. D.. SHIRLEY;
,.,i,. JOHN HARPER,
g. G. KING -.
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IL at.ts JOHANY ELROD. ar ez,,i.ft
,.ss{g 70. NJ AMBROSE, Is s,.,.
j. r, MCDANIEL.
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JESSE TINS, 7iaii2as !. tf,,2h
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2a t'.S{ DAYIDiOWEN, .sy3t. n
~ ..s HESTERETi WILSON,
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sf.is4 .fff .5.y. SaI1AWLESS;I, I,t ia I.
i Et;js; s.,.s John HOPKINS, ii St ;:s
s,5f !. B. BIoKWsoRTH, !; 5iS 81 Il
s.s5.s j.. b.. NEAL Z. ~ ff
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PETER iRsF BROWN, ;s-sgi
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IS ~ ;WELR0RN MARTIN. sstss !,
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81 Nv 81. ~ "a RTIN. ~ E'Et I, SiSs8Y
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STATE OF souTH CARoiInA,
'i8 ~E ANDERgoH CoUgTY,

DY virtue of an execution to me directed.
I'D will exp<se to sale on the first Mon.
day in December next, A. d. 1884, at AM
derson Court House, 8. G., the following
property, to wit: ;,, 1 55.. Z: 4 ~ q ~
One Lot In Townville, containing four
acres, more or leas. bounded by Lota Of g.
which there Is q good Dwelling House aid
Store-house. 4. ~. ss.stt
Levied on as the pfoperty5of p. Frank
Farmer In favor Of Shiply, Roane d Co,
against r. Frank Farmer. 81 I. Il; I'll,
tTERMB OF SALK1~C Cash. Purchaser, SO
( JAMES Il. McCONNELI. =
Sheriff OF Anderson County, IS, q X
Nov. o, 1884 4 fs II 49,
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NOTICE

.DERSONS indebted TO the eEatate Of
John Owen, deceased, who, fail to
make payment before the 10th of,Novem'
ber, 1884, will lind their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands of Messrs. Broyles d
Simpson, Attorneys at Law. who Wiil be
instructed 10 proceed at once to collect the
same by law. j. G. WATKINS, -,
Admir-. Est. john Owen, with the will
annexed. ---,...,..-.---,...a-
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REMOVAL.

Tg1HE undersigned give notice that they
Il have remove their Book store
to their new building, on Whitner Street,
two doors above the INTELLIGENcER OFFICE,
opposite the County Auditors office.
GEO. w. FAINT & SON.
Nov 6, 1884 II 8
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Shot Through the Heart.

MIDWAY, October IA very sad and
terrible accident occurred here this even.
ing. A young man in the prime of life,
by the name of Riley Smoke, went
squirrel hunting with man by the name
of r. H. Broadwater. After they had
gone about two miles into the swamp, as
It is called here, they were very success.
full in their hunt. When they came to a
log Smoke rested his gun upon it and
stopped to pick some 6riars from his leg
when the gun slipped and the hammer
struck the log and discharged the whole
load of shot into his heart. Smoke ex-
claimed, "Oh, Lord, run for the doctor p
and falling on the ground expired in a
few minutes.
Smoke was sober and industrious
young man, of about twenty. one years
Of age, and was farming until recently
he began business in this place. He
supported an aged mother and was well
liked by the entire community who are
greatly shocked at his sudden DEATH
Neirs and Courier.
For good smoke. buy Whites Lead
er Cigar.
If you want tho best Coffee go to J. p.
Sullivan Il Co.'S. 10
Mr. Charles Eden, Of Trinidad, Colorado,
says Seeing certificates of the wonderful
cures made by Brewers Lung Restorer,
was induced to try 1t on my little son, who
was troubled with lung or throat affection,
pronounced by one physician consumption.
1t acted wonderfully on him. and by the
time he had taken one bottle Of it the
cough disappeared / am now on visit TO
my parents in Georgia, but will return in q
few days to my home and will take some
of the Lung RestOrer with ME. 80
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QTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ 'l ANDERSON COUNTY.
By Thos. c. Li0on,. Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, B. Frank Mauldin has
applied to me to grant him letters of Ad-
ministration on the Estate and effects of
]. P. Reed, Jr., deceased.
. These are therefore to cite and admon-
J. P. Reed, Jr.. deceased, to be ana ap-
pear before me in Court Of Probate, TO
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 2lst day of November, 1884. af,er pub.
lication hereof, to shew cause, If tiny they
have, why tho said administration
should not be granted. F* q ne
Given under my band this 9th day Of
-, ~ T. G. LIGoN. J. P.
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Notice to School Teachers.

DERSONS wishing to teach school in
Il Brondaway Township for public
money must confer with the Board Of Trus-
tees of said Township. No money given
to any school unless it Is recognized by the
Board.
w. a. GEER,
Clerk Board Trustees.
Nov 6, 1884 II l
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Georgia ~Isands for Sale.

of aand fSrssia SaeLa in 1ssSis EXT eoa5 @
Some Of them are fne farms and In BIB
state of cultivation. .l5Ssi4 Va!
Is One Of the places desire to call spasd
attention to. This one contains i87 afa
with 80 acres of fresh cleared land, sonauS
1t having made Oh much as 1000 pounds q
.seed~ cotton tos4lae% acre. This sfaIin lz ss
plenty Of water on 1t, and some brand
Any p' pm wanting tn Ibuy cannot VI
better than S6nsides the ptopoi itibns ! ,ss .
ready to make on these lands.
Address me at Hartwell or Toccoa. "a
EDW. SCHAEERRRssSs
DDcB %. 1884 aass q is tafss sSils1
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Hits the Wrong Han.

EARLY BRANCH, October ga very
serious accident happened this morning
70 NJ. William NJ. Stokes, eldest con Of
lsa. VIM. Stokes, Of this place. The
following, In brief, arr the circumstances: !:
Several depredations had been perpatra
ted on the store IL Steinmeyer 6 Stokes.
and gun had been ''plented" In the
store in Buch way that person passing
behind ono of the counters would. strike
with his foot o string attached to the
trigger and discharge the gun. Thia
morning, Mr.. @. W., Eicken, the clerk of
the frm, had forgotten, on opening the
stcre, ts detach the atring, as usual. and
Mr. Slskes, who, with bis cousin, DR.,
John l.. Stokes, had gone down to the
store to transact little business bnfore
breakfast, was passing behind the counter
tots showcase, his cousin. the Doctor
being about elk feet,in the rear of him.
when his lefe foot struck the h,rinr.
The gun waa discharged and fall load
of buekshot literally tore away the DOS.
terror muscles of the middle portion of
the right thigh. DIR. Stokes, as SOM as
he realized, the nature of the accident,
aud fearing the severance Of the famorai
artery, grasped bis 9cousiD round the
wounded leg md held him Till assistance
reached them. whom Mr. Stokes was con.
ysyed to his residence, and Jrs. ?Greg-
orie and Hntaoa promptly eentqfof.
Although she wound lisa serious one.
yet the bone is uniljured, and anputa.
tion will be Unnecessary, j "a long period
must necessarily elapse, however, before
Mr. Sto@es will be able TO leave this
room. fss es{sl 5ss I'd Is, B
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NOTICE.

A LII parties indebted to me on past due
IN Notes and Accounts, and have not
made satisfactory arrangements with me,
may look out l MUST IA We MY
MONEY.
J. 8. FOWLER.
NoY q. 1884 IL -. 2
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For Housekeepers. :.

nEST Patent Flour, best New Orleans
Id Molasses. For sale by
a. y. TOWERS.
Sont 25. 1884 XII H&;INE
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Ii b u II xsyo fyse Iii fcfnsors iii aaissiona.
risa iE jx ssahSss Ec:0aak Hart sifses scirsii.
lat;nH z6fnon u. g q q hey EefS warned
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Notice to Trespassers.

a LII persons are hereby warned not to
1A hunt. fish, cut timber or otherwise
tTespas7 Upon our lands in BFushy Creek
Township. Those disregarding this notice
will be prosecuted.
]. w. ROSAMOND,
b. +. BLASSINGAME
NJ. W. MARET,
r. G. WILSON.
Nov 6, 1884 II ls
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Notice to Trespassars

FH7HE undersigned hereby forbids my
IL and all persons from hunting, fish
ing, grasing stock or otherwise trespassing
on his lands. The law will be strictly en-
notice .H
w. T. w. HARRISON.
Nov 6, 1884 II II
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AS ALI persons having demand against
the Estate of Ezekiel Murphy, dec'd, arc
hereby notified TO present them, properly
proven, to the undersigned. within the time
prescribed by law. and those indebted to
make payment.
T. NJ. MURPHY, Admir-
de Jonis non with Will annexed.
Nov 9, 1884 II 3
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a we'll known business; man fof
Chicago surprised his friends, the other
day, BY turning up as crazy. ns d bed bug;
as he had no shsd habits and was II, h
sout,d financial condition, people were
spizslea over his sudden derangement.
but tho mystery was fully explained,
whom II was diacovered 3thas tho aunfortiis
nate mans mind he'd been nnhinssd bss
reading campafg literature. Tho only
wapde Sd that the entire country issros
full of bowling innaties.
! 3 ia their recent pressntmeng ti,a
grand jury of Spartan CO any say.
NV D bad ob obserged With agfeat pleasure
The go6d eiiects sof he do { ;lceiss IaS
thrpngh gh9nt the whole coti sy. 70 IL 10 b3
hoped, for sbe sake of the pe ace prosper
lily ard good order o the whole cogasiu.
nisyi slias thE City OF SpartanbnrE. which
Hui She natural EsArae and aehsFing place
Iof lhe people of th NJ o5a count xviii
moi from sel FISH pol 10Y or otn her seasons
iinn upon the co6nty all Tho eyils Of
public BARR sss
The North Carolina state Exphsi-
ton eloeed on, Saturday; al iker cont IpainS
fhirty roma days .Irha fotal stiendance
ssas bout 20. .ooQ, IS
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the Il shooting says he Thought he was
y NEWS FROM CLAYTON. *, ,:-
TALLULAH, October 30.--Eagene
Beck, the actor In the awful tragedy in
killing his vie aud serfonsly. shooting
his sister. in.law, Miss Hndie Bailio, on
Wednesday night last, In Clayton, RAJ
bun county, Is 10 native of that, county
and o member; OF one of the most veal.
thy aud respectable families Ia northeast
Georgia. He is large, massive man, of
about 40 years Of ago, Of fine physique,
black, fearless, piercing eyes, dark com.
piexion, weight probably 220 poun5sil
and witha!l very fine looking. About
twenty yearu ago he began drinking aud
has since been intempefnte at times
very dissipatsd! He Il a man, Of fine
impalsss tand popular with all OF his
fellow citizens. 80 ISL iF,g
Mrs. Beck was q splendid lady, aud
there Is no suspieion tshat sheir marital
union was infalfciti0us on the contrary.
their devotion as husband and wife MSS
NIL that their; hinspeonie aud Sfrienfis
Iconld wish. The theofy has ita solution
Siniths fact that he swas cfuzSi Witldrink.
Miss Baltic u better at this writing, aud
it 10 bsiesed will recover. 81 3.
Beck lfes In CtaytenS jail perfectly
raft0nAl sbons Che. cad affair, hns eczema
nt; lncid intervals 70 regret bis rash act,
NJ tiDaes tairating into tsnfs , 81 IL,
CLAYTON. lay October 3i - Miss Ad.
die Baiii1 died hero this; evening from
The fatal woand she received on tho 2Bth
iDat. Or. Bailie III hers pseparinR 10 cor,
yey, his lw0 nurasrsd slaEe atess to Cum.
ming Ga.s for intesnen Nj. Beck tho
IItusds dssef, has stssssd his comaa aa.ttinr trias,
AID did not sn peak a word. Df. Halle
leaves hero to.p!gh ght ios TtsllpIah falls,
EYilh eoaiS 81 his fsield lds. s
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Nov 6, 1884
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01
MUSIC AND MUSICAL IMsrRvMGMrs.

co We agents for celebrated Kohier
will sell oil classes Of dealers
CO Thelatest sheet music resolved.
Olympia ~ January Ioa ~ a..
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o- !
The Most Popular House in Washingt Ga r.
ritory to-day, is the we'll and widely known
WILLyI'3 LOUISE.


From the fact that it's manager /.
not satisfied with looking out for tho
interest of one class of trade, but CATER
to the wants of all. The woalthiess
can be supplied with their wants n
this house, as well as the poorer and
middle classes, and at such prices
and rates that it becomes necessity
with all who wish to expend their
money !udiciOusly, to go to this famil-
lar establishment, where you will find
everything in the shape of wearing
apparel, Dry Goods, Fancy Good
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Valises ana
and Trunks, Mems and Boys Clothinr.
&C., can be had in every style and
quality.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

Some two thousand salmon caught
by traps were thrown in the river
Sunday. How many more the can
nsriss refused to accept from the
Ashlug dset We cannot say, but it is
prsssusbls that % equal amount
net Ne esuo iste.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

H. HOGAN, Of Sandy. says the
Oregon City Courier. out Of one
cedar tree, seven feet in diameter,
built n one-story frame house, in.
GLIDING the shingles on the roof,
dimensions 2lx16. cut 1000 shakes,
made 1900 shingles. and has enough
wood left for 5000 more shingles.
Mr.. Hogan says he has the boss
turnip. thirty aud one-half inches in
circumference. The Sandy county
In looming up.
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Lost.

4 BLACK hound, about ten days ago,
n with collar inscribed with num-
Der of Olympia City License and my
name.
A liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn to me, at McClelland's hlscksmIth
shop. A. D. DREWRY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-08-01

TOE PRINTING of all kinds,
q Neatly executed the office Of the
WASHINGTON STANDARD
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S. TNRAVELS IN MEXICO AND LIFE
i Among the Mexicans," by Fred
erick A. Ober. The most fully illustrated
ever published. A stirring narrative of
most interesting journey from Yucatan to
the Rio Grande in one large octave vol
ume OF nearly 700 pages. Agents wanted.
Also for all the great CyclOpedias, His
tories, finest works and popular books OF
40 Bush street, San Francisco. Cal.
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Furnishing Goods.

Mems Heavy Canton Flannel Under Shirts So
Mems Fancy Gauze Shirts Soc
Lisle Thread Fancy Underwear So so per Suit
Mems Jean Drawers, with fancy button, Csc.
Fancy Dress Shirts from 4Oc to 81 So
No. l5O Standard White Shirts Wamsutta Muslin and Fin.
Linen So ~
No. IS Star White Shirts 75c.
White Socks, No. 40, per dozen, Csc
British Socks: full finish 25c per pair.
The lot Of Colored Socks, &c per pair
Indian Tanned Buckskn Gloves from SOC to 75c per nal,
Genuine Gents Kid Gloves. 81 per pair.
Mems Suspenders with round leather ends silk embroid
web, SOC per pair.
Blankets from SOC up to SO per pair
Boss OF the Road Overas in all colors 65c per pair
JOSEpu OpRrn9
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Tnr %. called National Labor Com
mittee 81 IL late meeting held Ia
Chicago resolved 10 accept the 40
ton and sndorsemsn, of their prin-
ciplss by the National Convention
Of the Democratic aud ltspub.
lican parties aud 10 leave saah mem.
bar 10 consult bic individual or party
prsfsrsscs. which looks somswhs,
lihs trying 10 carry water on both
sheuldsss.
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Railroad Racket.

Minneapolis, Mimi, 1.-THE
new freight schedule on the North
ern Pacific has provoked adverse
criticism among business men. The
Board of Trade this morning con-
sidered the subject and adopted the
following resolutions:
Resozoed, By the Board Of Trade
of Minneapolis, that the new schsd-
ule of rates on the Northern Pacific
railroad, whereby the same tariffs
are charged on many articles of
freight from Minneapolis and st.
Paul to points on that road as from
New York, is an injustice Of so
heinous character as to amount to
fragrant injustice. and this Board
asks that the new tariff be abrogated
forth with, and the old tariff or its
equivalent be restored, and the com.
mittee of this Board on railroads Is
hereby requested to bring this to
the attention of the officers of the
n orthern Pacific AMI urge immedi-
ate action thereon.
In compliance with this resolu-
ton the committee on railroads will
&O ~ ot' l. tbui Iuto al tSI IiUOn itI q
conference with the Chamber OF
Commerce of that city. A copy Of
the res luton was sent to the Presi-
dent Harris, and vice President
Cakes, Of the Northern Paci6c.
st. Louis, II "A dispatch from
Fort Worth, Texas, says serious
trouble haze broken out between the
Missouri Pac fc railway and the
Texas Express company. The
former does not permit the latter to
transport gods on its road, but on
Saturday The Texas Express people
insisted that it should take their
freight to Whitesooro. This was
declined, and the Texts Express
| blocked the way to Missouri Pacific
cars and by force prevented the Pa
| cilic Express from loading tne,r
freight. Yesterday the railroad
station pre-; ensei warlike appear
ance, each side having several we'll
armed men present, but no conflict
took place. Superintendent Van
Tyne, Of the Missouri Pacific rsil.
way, issued an order which was
thought to insure the shipment Of
Pacific Express goods, but the Texas
Express folks say their freight must
go or there will be trouble. TIE AID
of the county and city authoriti, s
has been invoked and the State law
will be enforced.
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In Our Notion Department

u @T0 o1081 ~ PcS4 U44IC11O
We sho newest Heewear for Ladies' also Novelties Fancy G
Our STOCK OF Buttons choice well
selected Stock of LADIES' Misses Chirens Hosiery Te
sIk and Lise Gloves Muslin Underwear variety. in
all and prices
signs from EuroTean Ribbons Flowers
and Millinery In all its branches Wholesale
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Our Domestic Department

stocked with the Zephyr Cloths Gngbams
Table Linens Tsblecloth and Napkins match choice
of Towels at low
the piece. Tides in all styles and qualities
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.TE..EGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
sullivan sAccepts the Challenge

sullivan sAccepts the Challenge
Los Angeles, 16.-Replying to a
| Herald reporter whether be would
fight Mervjn Tnompson. of Cleve-
land, John l.. sullivan said: "Y es.
provided the match is fO< $4,000 a
side with or without gloves, to be
fought to finish. Any match that
Sheedv mikes Smith and / will
stand by"
"Then you have not retired from
the ring as has been generally sup
posed? ?"
81 have retired, but on account OF
Sheedy putting up $4,000 will stand
by MIN, so that they cannot get
away with a buff. I guess its a
scheme tor hall the gate money, the
same az that man Robinson worked
in San Francisco"
"Will yol fight according to the
English prize rules, CT Marquis OF
Queens bury?'
"I will fight by the Marquis OF
Queensbury rules. l like the Queens
bury rules. They make man fight
if he has got 1t IN him. Under these
rules [ viii be ready 10 meet
Thompson or any man within
reasonable time. L shall be 10 New
Orleans on a prl stand II the light
is made it will PROBABLY come OF in
that vicinity.
AL Smith is said to have tele-
graphed Sullivan's acceptance TO
Skeedy, though it is not expected to
have Sullivan meet any one uatil he
will arrive in New York when the
match between him and Pendergast
will take place. Mitchsli will also
have chance to redeem himself.
Sullivan is in good condition. 1t is
reported that a man in Tombstone
is in training to meet Sullivan on
his arrival.
Chicago, 17.-Duncan G. Ross,
hacker Of Mervin Thompson, said
to an Associated Press reporter,
at one o'clock this morning CATER
having shown an Associated Press
dispatch from San Francisco) he
doesn't propose any gate money at
fair, but wants a fight under the
regular champion rules and would
prefer to have it in a private room
with only four or elk present on
each side.
He proposes to put up $500 with
the P olice Gszette, n. Y as soon
as he reaches Cleveland.
Chicago, 17.-Nothing has been
heard from John L. Sullivan IN re.
ply to Psrson Davis telegram cent
at an early hour to-day, asking
whether or no Sullivan would agree
to fight Mervin Thompson according |
to the London p.izs ring rules. |
There is a good deal OF speculation
as to what The answer will be. Many |
seem to be OF the opinion that the |
champion will hardly agree to apy-
thing outside the Queensbury rules |
and at the present time Thompson
has much the best Of the contro,
versy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
WIDE AWAKE DRUGGISTS

The 2. Z. M. I. Drug store are FL
rays alive TO their bust: ess, snd
spare no pains TO secure the test of
every article in their line. They
have secured tie sgency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discove-
y for Consumption. The only
certain cure known for Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs. Sold on positive gusrsn-
;se. Trial Bottle free. Regular
siss SLIGO. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18
FIRSTINTHEi FIELD!
Goods.

Novelties in Silks Satns Tricots Checks ether
Goods, Of Foreign and Domestic makes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-18

The grocer who sells twelve ounces
for a pound depends on his winning
weigh.