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MASTERS SALE.
Stats OF souTn CARcLINA,.
ANDERSON CouEry


e,... ANDERSON CoufrY.
4 In the Ceart Of Common R.as. vi.
Hiram e. Cooley, Plaintiff, VS.. Mathias
Roberts, Jane Cothfan and others, De-
, fendants.-Campiaint 70 set aside Conrey-
dnce, to- pcy debts, DC.
TO on order OF Court, bear.
ing date October IL, 1854, will sell
at Anderson 9. a., 8. c., on SALESDAY;
IN JANUARY, 1855, tho following de-
Scribod land, to wit: ttts,,., -,
!, ONE TRACT OF LAND, on which Al
len Cothran died, situate In Anderson
County, on waters or Saluda River, adjoin-
Ing lands Of Elizabeth Acker, Warren
Fleming, ]. u. Gaines, VIM. ID. Cox and
others, containing -- acres, moro or less.
Bold In ono or ,t&o Tracts, 70 suit pur-
Chasers.
: TsuMs OF sALx-One.third cash the re-
mainder on credit: Or twelve months, se-
cured BY d bond and mortgage or the prem
ises, with interest from day OF sale. Pur-
chaser TO pay extra for papers; a.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Dec IL, 1854 ~ ~, 90, =. .yr 4 ~
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SoUru CAROLINA,

k5IhTE UF DUUTH VhEOLlNA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
BY virtue of Executions to ME directed,
will expose to Sale on the First Monday
in January, A. ID. 1885, ut Anderson Court
House, 8. c., the following Tract Of Land,
to wit:
One Tract Of Land, containing forty seven
acres, more or less, bounded BY Lands of
the Homestead Of Il. J. Byrum, and others.
Levied OH as the Property of Il. J. Byrum
in favor of McGrath & Byrum nnd NJ. d.
Kennedy.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash. Purchaser TO paw
extra for oil necessary papers.
JAMES Fl. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Of Anderson, County, 8. C.
Dec IL, 1884 E2 4
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Ursey 8. Tucker VS.. Harrison Tucker. Jno.
p. Tucker. ct al.' {. %,
iDURsUANTt to an order Of Court in the
~ above stated case oil persons having
claims against the Estates Of DeJarnes
Tucker. deceased, and Sarah Tucker, de-
ceased, arc notified to present and prove
them before me on OF, by the 3nd day Of
". ". HUMPHREYS, Master.
pEoy 27, 1884 20 t..s s..
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
c2ENTY 0F ANDERSON

IN fME CouRT or PROBATE,
Ex P4aSss +. ii! Ellisan aud lEHzabdtb Nal.
ly, Adm'rs., In Re. the Personal Estate
Of James D. Nally, deceased.- Petition
for Final Settlement and Discharge,
To wilson Mali !, Cunningham Naiiy. JET.
ferson Nelly, II al:@ .,sii,g,,s.:
THaAKE notice that the undersigned will
II apply to the Judge Of Probate at Ari-
demon G. H., 8. o. on 3lst day Of Decenl.
beF,, 1884, for \ FinM Settlement of the
ed and s disoaTrs NJ to ,Ssif n o:e ns xd
of said deceased.
IS IT. NJ. ELLISON, sSl
ELIZABETH NALLY, Aol', - 70
Nov l8, 1854 i, ,,rx ;is ,,s.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

lHc SSRse Ur SUutH GAHUltNA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
p. "A. Wilhite and John f. Breazeale, PlaintiGs,
ngeinst ]. l.. Chastain, Defsndant.-Sumn,ons for
ReliO-Cbmplaini not Served.
To tho Defendant ]. l.. Chnstain ~
VOU aro hereby summoned and required TO an
i sror tho complaint In this action, which
ts hled In tho ofico Of tho Clork Of the Court
Of Common Pleas ct Anderson C. H., q. C., and to
on tho subscribers at their office, Anderson c. II =,
9. 9 within twenty days after the service hereof
oxelusivc OF tho day Of such service; and ff you
fall to answer tho complaint within tho tImo
Aforesaid tho plaintiffs In this action will apply to
the Court for tho relief demanded in the COM
plalnt. So. H@,4 80
Dated November goth, A. ID. 1884. = 4.
ut MURRAY. BREAzEALE & MURRAY,
tsHAL.l John W. Daniels, G. C,P:
To tho Defendant J. L. Cbnstain: I'sa
TAKE NOTICE; That the Complaint In this ec-
tion, together with tho Summons, OF which the
foregoing Is copy,) was hled In the office Of the
Cork Of the Court OF Common Pleas for Anderson
County. at Andersoa. In tho State Of South Caro-.
lima. on the 2oth day Of November, A. d. 1884.
MURRAY. BREAzEALE & MURRAY, tI.
M, q ,a. PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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AY ER'S
Cherry Pect0ral.

No other complaints are SO insidious In their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
mono 90 trifled with By the majority Of suffer
era. The ordinary cough or cold. resulting
perhaps from q :riGing or unconscious ~.
poaure. 10 often but the beginning Of 4 fatal
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PgcToRAL has
well proven its efficacy in a forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases. aud should Lo
taken in all cases without delay.
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A Terrible Cough Cured.

"In is5T took q severe cold, which, aii, c,-d
my lungs. had terrible cough, aud lassed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me ui,. tried AYERS CHERRY Pc
1oRAL, which relieved my lungs. induced
sleep, and afforded me tho rext necessary
continued use OF tho PECToKhI n perma.
nent euro was effected. am now c. ,rars
Old, haie aud hearty, and ain satisfied your
CiiKERi PECT0RAL saved me.
HORACE FAIRERO1EER."
Rockingham, W., july 10, 1872.
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Group. A Mo,l,er's Tribute.

group. - n mothPr'B Iribufe.
While in tho country last winter my liitle
boy. three years old, as taken III with Group;
II seemed as II hc would lilo from Strangii-
latiUn. One 0f the family suggested the uso
OF ArKKs CHEnnI I:t1oKAL. bottle of
which Was AWAY" h. II IN The house. I'his
was tried ~ nnHl. ~. ! frequent doses. and
TO ,ur delight 10, a., i'.1i iaIf an hour tho
little patient WIS ir'.' iiimp "n,iir. Tho doc
tor said that III" ,u,Enr Pi' ioRAI. had
snY"h my darlIng's hi. Can you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours.
Nn-. EuMk GEDSFY."
1a9 West l2stl St., Sew York, May iG, IsS2.
81 have used AyEH's CHERRY PICTORIAL
In my family for several years. and ,o not
hesitate to pronounce II the most ciicctual
remedy for coughs and colds We have eyer
tried. A. j. CRASE."
Lake Crystal. Mimi. March 10. 1852.
~ suffered for eight years from Bronchitis.
and after trying many remedies with io sue
cess, WAS cured by the use OF ASER's CHER
IL I'E' ruEAL- JOSEPH valdez"
iS'a!ia, Miss, April 5, 1892.
- cannot say enough In praise OF AYERS
CHEniY PICTORIAL. believing Rs do that
1ut fnr It's use I should long since have died
from lung troubles. T.. BRAGDUS."
Palestine, Texas, April 90, 1852.
No case Of nm affection OF tho throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by tho use Of Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and It will aitrdys cure when the disease Ii
not already beyond tho control OF medicine.
PREPARED pT
Or.J. .C.AyeP&Co., ;, Lowell, Mase.
Sold by all Druggiato.
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A LITTLE GOLD.

Mr.. 2. A. Clark. Of Atlanta, Ga, In speaking of
$4,000 In sod desires to say to the readers Of this
paper, .hat the whole Of the above nr .ount was
spent In fruitcss effort In finding relief from
terrible Flood Poison, affecting his body, limbs
and incorporating ugly running ulcers. He 10
now sound aud well. having been cured by the
most speedy and wonderful remedy ever before
known, and any interested party who may need q
Blood Purifier will learn from him that three bot
ties Of d. Il. b. restored his appetite, healed all
ulcers. relieved his kldneyo, and added twenty-ouc
pounds to his weight in thirty days.
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u N ID F!
FOR LADIES ONLY.

OAv 1A1AAbANO VS"us
A REMEDY endorsed by the best Physician, and
A RESfEDY tha. MT. c. w. o'Ne,ll, Goodva,or.
Ala, says raised his wife from an Invalid bed
and he believes saved her life.
A REMEDY OF which prominent Atlanta mer-
chant sait "! would have given e5oO rs soon as
would nickle for what two bottles OF your
medicine did for my daugh.cr.n
A REMEDY In regard to which s. ]. Cassell. n.
cali instances in which it AFFORDED relief after ali
the usual remedies had failed" > !. - J
dlanse e.. about sash R p s L.
and consider II the best Combiuation eSsraai.epp
sSgstahssr fer tho disease for which 1t l, recom-
REMEDY which the Rev. H. B. johnson; near
Marietta, Ga- says he has used In hfs family
ded 1t TO three families awho found Il TO be iu.t
what u Is recommended. -
RENE MEDY OF which Pcmberton, Iyerson, 4
many .ear.. With constantly ipereasina sales. s.
The The article ID staple with as, and ono of absO-
A REMEDY Of which Lamar, Rankin a Lama,
sayo, eve sold 80 gross In four I'M moEtha. nai and
never sold Il In any place but what It was .ssnt-
% eured one of Sfaasa ssse ma,t 90 oS,.nssss
cases Of vIcARIoUs MKHsrRUAr1oa that ever
came within my knovled9a with q feu bot.lean
as eon1lnssa O. Hus fSSS,ss'qlss SSss
univ; In;slysied for that claas Of diseases which Il
A REMEDY about which Maj. John, q. whuuo,
Of Atlanta, we'll and iauorably known aiI over
;ss = sstsss sssas'
alEaya with absolute success" - >.
REMEDY about which Mr.. ,, w. stransS, of
sss Ca ss ;ha ss as
:larity Of many years standing. e .ss;tlss ~
~ This Great RcfnSty In ,sygsiy.r :, z
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Two Druggists.

We have been handling B. b. II. only n few
months, and take pleasure In saying II iS ruperced-
Ing all other Blood Remedies. II sells well, gives
cur customers entire satisfaction, and we cheer
fully recommend It In preference To any other
Blood Purifier. ASHER & MOORE,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga
32pagc Book Of wonderful b. b. B. tcstimo-
ny mailed to any address.
e2-4 BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Ga.
FOR SALE BY HILL BROS,
Anderson, s. G.
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EBEADQUARTgR
mo.rt,
BEER. SODA WATER,
lGE, &C. &C.

AOEING centrally located, aud with a
large Stock Of Goods, we can always salts
fy the trade, and give our customers fresh
goods. We handle nothing but the finest
quality of BEER-Tivoli and Phiiadel-
phia. in Patent Stopper Bottles. Also, Ex-
port Beer.
sour MINERAL WATERS, in ssiphon
Bottles, cannot be surpassed.
Also, SODA WATER, GINGER ALE,
In Patent Shoppers.
ICE, as good quality as any in the mar
kse. jPrice very low. Girs us atrial.
Full stock Of all WINES and LIQUORS
on hand. u ,l<. s4
c. c. HABENICHT.
' ' '- Columbia, 8. g.
August 81, 1884 ! 3ye,fs,% SIN
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BFad6ddS Female REGULATOR

Send for Tr>- ,i.e on the Health and HappIness
=! BnApvrslD RHsUIATcR Co, Boz Is, Ailsass,
WlLHITE d swILHTTE. i'Gt' 4
Wh0leaale Agents for Rrad. |. D.
fields Medicines. st,u
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Fresh Buckwheat Flour,
FoR sale by 4. p, TOWERS.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Il the Pittsburgh (Pa., district all the
foundries but one are shut down.
DURING the recent storm one hundred
thousand trees were uprooted on the estate
Of the Marquis of Ailsa, near Ayr, Scot
land
On the afternoon of the 30th the ice
gorge in the Mississippi River atSt. Louis
began to move. 1t did not go far, however.
but did considerable damage to boats tied
up and left others in position to be further
damaged when the move continues.
On the 30th the Merchants and Me-
chanics' Bank of LeadyilIe, Col, suspend.
ed after heavy run, leaving only one
bank open in the town
PRESIDENT ARTHUR will recommend
that Congress abstain from any Immediate
legislation touching the exclusion Of Amer
lean meats from France and Germany.
II New York speculative mania has
developed in tea, based upon the alleged
short crop ths1past season, end an advance
in the price of the article may be looked
for.
APte Naval Academy at Annapolis,
4lS5s ~ - asalh going on, the three
upper cia kses asserting their ti--e-honored
prerogatI3e Of tyrannizing over the fourth.
The Commissioner Of Patents in his
annual 6a2art of the operationsaof the Pat
ent of1cSA the calendar9yea shows an
increase seySatefR per cent. in the num-
Der OF pate g, Trademarks and labels is
sued over Rhep preceding year; the cash re-
ceipts increased $137, 900; excess of receipts
over expenditures, $780,, 900; cash on hand,
s., 676, 476.
AL OF the ffty-seven bodies Of the
victims OF the Crested Butte mine disaster
IN Colorado, have been recovered.
On the 8oth the Universal Telephone
Company fled a certificate of incorpora.
lion IN New York; capital, $2.5OO.G09.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

/ THE Senate was not in session on the
1st..........In the House a bill was intro.
duced prohibiting the removal of employees
of the House, except for cause, during va.
cation. The Fitz John Porter bill was
taken up, Wolford advocating and Calkins
opposing it. Phelps followed, fayoring It's
passage. Boute1Ie protested against it on
behalf of his State and many members of
the Fifth Army Corps (Porter's) with
which he had served. Laird made an elo-
qutnt appeal in behalf of his old comman-
der. Henley also favored the bill and crit
icised the action Of Cutcheon for casting
imputations on General Grant and then
striking them out of the Record. Several
other speeches were made in opposition to
the bill, and Ex-Governor Curtin of Penn
sylvania closed the debate in its favor.
The bill passed-1sl to 78. Adjourned till
Monday.
The public debt reduction since juno
80 has been $500, 4s8.
The National debt less cash in the
Treasury on the list was u, 4s6.0s3, 719.
THE failures reported for the week
ended the 1stin the United States and Can
ada numbered 37733.
Sykes, who killed Kate Townsend, in
New Orleans, has been acquitted.
ADAMsoN's elevator at Toronto, Ont,
was destroyed by fire on the lst; loss
$4,000.
THE garrison at Tokkar, in the Sou
dan, expecos to be speedily forced o sur
render.
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON says the
time has come for Bonapartist aguation.
JOHN G. Collins, California stage
robber and murderer, was hanged on the
1st at San Francisco.
TIE rivers were reported out of their
banks in Western Pennsylvania on the 1st,
and considerable bottom land was mum
dated.
SIXTY policemen made . descent on q
cockpit at Philadelphia, Pa, the night OF
the 1st, and captured ninety five spectators
and seventy two chi kens.
A SUIT against the heirs of ex-Gov-
ernor Alvarado Of California for s., 900 100
worth of land has been decided in favor Of
defendants.
8 AnEhh - great eAcIteInent at WQ0d
Haven, L. l., because OF stroiling ped
iler's attempt to choke woman who re-
used to buy of him.
a STRONG delegation representing
abor examinations is at Washington taV-
ring legislation TO prohibit Importation of
oreign laborers under contract
HE bridge disaster on the Monon
cute near Indianapolis was caused, it IS
by weakening the truss by with
rawing some Of the rods while making
epairs.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09

On the3 0thC. Norvin Green, Thomas
7. Eckert, J. Gould, Augustus Schell,
John VanHorne, Harrison Durkee, Geo.
j. Gould, Chas. A. Tinker, Roswell H.
Rochester and w. H. Abel were elected
directors of the American Teregraph Com
pany at meeting held in New York.
AN old resident of Marion County,
Ind, named VIM. GLADDEN., died the night
of the 10th, aged eighty-eight. The morn
ing af the Both his wife, ten years younger,
also died, supposedly from grief. They had
been married sixty years, and for half a
century had lived on the farm where they
died.
A COMPLAINT is made by Attorney
General Brewster that his clerical force is
too small to supply the papers called for
by Congress.
The Senate Postal Committee was
addressed by DR.. Norvin Green on the 31st
in opposition to Government control of tele-
graph lines.
IT has been all but proved that Rugg,
the Long Island mulatto now in custody, is
the assassin of the Maybees and the assail-
ant of the Townsends as well as the
Spragues.
EDWARD Fl. FUNSTON was nominated
by the Republicans of the Second Kansas
District on the 31st to succeed Dudley G.
Haskell, deceased, as Representative in
Congress.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

| On the morning of the 26th the Min
nesota Penitentiary at Saltwater burned.
One life was lost.
On the 10Th a number of business
houses burned out at Xenia, o. VIM. Pow
ers was killed by falling wall.
On the Goth the ship Simla was sunk
in the English Channel by collision with
the ship City Of Lucknow. Twenty-Five
/ persons were missing.
On the 9th an explosion in mine in
Rhondda Valley, Wales, killed eleven
miners. A rescuing party of three, in
Guiding the manager of the mine, were also
killed.
A LONG list of wrecks is reported by
the recent great storm on the coasts of
Great Britain and France.
On the 28th train of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
was derailed near Chattanooga, Tenn, and
the engineer and firemen were fatally in
jured.
FIRE destroyed the Phoenix Glass
Works at Phillippsburg, Pa, on the 3Oth
loss, $125, 1000.
AT Rome, N. Y, during fire on the
Both, an explosion occurred by which two
men were killed.
AT Southwick, Mass, by an accident
on the New Haven & North Hampton Road
on the 305h, several trainmen and passen-
gers were badly injured.
A TENEMENT on Sixth avenue, New
York, burned the morning of the 3lth, the
occupants escaping by way of the roof.
Two women were fatally burned and others
were seriously injured.
AT Dubuque, La, on the 30th, Fred |
Schubert, an old man seventy years of age,
was struck by a train of the Chicago, Mil /
waukee g. st. Paul Railroad. He chung to
the cow-catcher and was dragged several
hundred yards, receiving injuries from
which he will die.
In Hamilton, Canada, four dwellings
were crushed by weight Of accumulated
snow on the Dist.
On the 31st the Monon passenger
train ran into White River, seven miles
from indianapolis, Ind, where the bridge I
gave way. Seven persons are reported I
killed.
On the 31st train struck boulder
near Chattanooga, Tenn. and was wrecked,
several train hands being injured. A sim
liar accident occurred near the same place
three days previously.
ON the 31st two-year-old child
killed its baby brother, aged three months
in East St. Louis, ILL.,, by blow with
nursing bottle.
on the s1st Harry Lee, clerk for
g McParlin, Cincinnati, was
arrested in Toronto, Ont, charged with
forging the firms name for $4,000.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09

A NUMBER of snow slides are re
ported from the mountains of Utah. ssy
eral houses have been swept away, but ne
lives lost.
/ On the 3Qth Patrick O'Hars was
found guilty at Patterson, N. j., of the
murder of Mrs. Richard Fullalove. He was
recommended to mercy.
AUSTRALIAN dispatches report great
crop prospects. South Australia is ex.
pected to export is, 0OO, 900 bushels Of wheat
and Victoria 100000.
On the Both an employee of the Grand
Trunk abroad, indicted for causing the
! death of j. w. Perkins, at Mechanics Falls
in 1882, was found guilty and fined 81 900.
On the 30th the Board of Trade Tele-
egraph line, from Chicago to St. Louis,
and the Pacific Mutual Telegraph line
from st. Louis to Kansas City, were pur-
chased by the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company of New York. The
first named was built four years and the
latter two years ago, and both are four
wire lines.
The debt reduction for January is es-
timated at ST, 100000
On the 31st the ice was running at
Louisville, KY, and boats were getting
ready TO leave for Pittsburgh.
AN issue will be made by the British
Conservatives on the Governments Egyp-
tian policy
The Grand Jury in New York CEN
sures the Excise Commissioners for failure
to enforce the law.
A BILL will shortly be introduced in
the New York Legislature to tax all liquor
dealers S25 month
On the 31st, at Cincinnati, Patrick
Hartnett killed his wife and chopped the
body to pieces in order to hide it.
In several districts in Austria trial bv
jury has been suspended and martial law
proclaimed on account of Socialistic dis
turbances.
A SEALING steamer has been bought
by the Government for the Greedy expedi-
ton. She is of the age, tonnage and build
of the lost steamer Proteus.
AT Troy, Ny, on the 31st, the police
broke up patrol of union molders main
tanned at the Malleable Iron Works, where
men are employed.
TIE steamboat companies on the Riv-
er Nile have been asked to place their
greatest carrying capacity at the service
IF the military for the Khartoum cam
oaign.
HE latest sensation in London is the
allure of P. w. Thomas & Co., whose liza
oilities are over s., 00O.00 and assets moth
ng. One of the members of the firm has
lbsconded.
UNITED STATES officers at Atlantic
PORTS are watching for the arrival of the
chooner T. A. Kennedy, whose master is
aid to have absconded from San Andreas
With cargo belonging to the vessels
wEer.
On the 31st three human bodies
acked in whisky casks and shipped from
Baltimore to Chicago were seized by the
olice, and John Garrison, a veterinary sur
con, who paid express charges on them,
ras arrested. 1t is supposed to be dis
acting-room consignment.
St. Landry democrat., 1884-02-09
Personal AND POLITICAL.

+ REPRESENTATIVE RICE, Of the Foreign
Affairs Committee, will present minority
report against the rev Chinese imnigra.
ton bill.
In Cincinnati Emil Irumpeter, hav-
ing been granted new trial after second
conviction for murder, has pleaded guilty
and thrown himself on the mercy of the
Court.
PRESIDENT BRYCE, of the National
Telegraph Company, has transferred the
capital stock of that company to the Balti-
more and Ohio Company. David H. Bates,
Vice-President, will remain in charge Of
the National Company's property, and
George D. Williams will remain General
Manager.
TIE State Department is Investigate
ing the case Of Colonel Emilio Nunez. q
Philadelphia tobacco importer who was
taken from an American vessel by a Span
ish man-of-war
REUBEN SPRINGER, of Cincinnati, O.,
has added $2O,000to the Longworth bequest
for an art school.
Iris announced that Henry Angus
tine who murdered two If his relatives
near Laporte, Ind, three years ago, has
been arrested in Kansas.
AN order has been issued BY the
French Government prohibiting the circu.
lation of q book grossly libeling the Ger
man Imperial family.
SENATOR Allison has been re-elect-
ed by the Iowa Legislature.
THE Ohio State Prohibition ConYen-
tion meets in Columbus on March b.
On the 29th the Able Chubgpt was
fined so in Montreal, Can, for kissinghis
landlady. He was given the alternative Of
two months in jail.
On the. evening of the seth President
Arthur gave the first state dinner Of the
season.
JAY GOULD is said to have taken hold
of the Northern Pacific to control it.
GENERAL Lew WALLACE, United
States Minister at Constantinople, has de-
manded from the Porte indemnity for in
dignities offered to several American citi-
zens.
TIE Marquis of Lorne continues to
take active part in meetings and move
ments to stimulate emigration from Eng
land to Canada.
ON the seth the steamer Rasboiinek
arrived at Honolulu, carrying King Ka-
Iakua Russian decoration in diamonds. /
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08
KEMeALL's SPAWN Cu2E.

Denver Colorado. APP: 22'd. lss2.
DR.. +. !. kUNnsLL& Co., Gcnt, -Four wears
ago whl" in the ca pIuF If \. p. Perry u CO..
banvetS. Mass, We tad Il horse tnaI hccarur
spawned during the FIRST wear of my stay with
them, aud remained So for fpur years. tnoIgI We
used every remedy We knew of or cuuhl hear Of
hLtof 10 avail. Some time during the HIrh wear
for was IN their employ between five aud six
Yeas We We're OImi,eud ii t. try krudd.i'>
Spawn t'UrH, and after using II two months tn"
hIrSe was cured. tHe enlargement haVrrG been
eaTlreIE removed, and thus believing 1t to be a
valrabl" medicine | fuzzy recommend It to sill
who have occasion to use II Respectfully,
The Brookhaven leader., 1884-05-08

Bob. lngerSotfs latest is that he
offers to write a better book than
the Billie, in six rounds Bob will
never be able to write anything
better than the decalogue, if he
lives a thousand years. He may
swear and sco1 at the shell of re
ligion, but the kCrnel will secure the
hlppiness and salvation OF the
human race countless a-cs after
Ingersoll and other infdeIs are
forgo!ten.-J ick: burg Commercial
HeFdM.