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The Vermont election has given the newspaper
mathematicianS something to figure on, and they
are very widely improving the chance thus offered.
The vote, 1t appears, as fuller returns cose in.
very light one on both sides. but the majority
does Let differ materially from that which the
republicans generally get Warren Gibbs, the
Chairman Of the republican state committee, tie e.
graphs 10 Nj Elaine that 1t Will reach % 900
The democratic estimates place II at 10000, and the
real figure will probably Lie somewhere between
these limits.
But attention Is already diverted from Vermont
by the near prosch or the Maine election, which
fakes place next Monday In Maine the parties are
more evenly divided and the vote. for various rea
sons, will be far more reliable index OF popular
feeling than that taken In Vermont. Mr.. Hamllu
in recent speech claimed only from 10 OOO to OOO
republican majority, and the republicans would be
satisfied with such a result The democrats do not
expect TO carry The state. but hepe TO show that
Blaine-s candidacy IS not popular even at home
The contest is simple one as neither the prohibit
hon nor the Butler party are or much account In
the state. and the vote Will. doubtless, be large,
both sides have made vigorous canvass
in the west, the campaign breezes seem to be
freshening- The rival vice presidents are in charge
OF the stump, and both are making good speeches
70 large audiences Butler is, as USUAL padding
his own canoe. and makes the spray fly whether he
makes much progress or not
Five state conventions were held yesterday
Both parties met in Massachusetts to nominate
state tickets and presidential electors. As the
democrats and Butler now never speak as they
pass by, the democratic convention was very orderly
and highly respectable ticket was put In nominal
ton. The republicans reDOminated Gov Robinson
and, as Senator HOar Sarcastically put it, picked
opt such Blaine rifiTaff as President Mark Hop
kins and Ex-Governor Talbot to head the elecror,
ticket.
The republicans OF Wisconsin held their state
convention at Madison, and got along amIcably In
spite OF the recent detection or ex-Gov. Pound.
Gen Logan happened TO be present and was re-
olved with q loyal welcome. In Iowa the demo-
srats met n Davenport and nominated a state
ticket on q .latfOrm which marks with a special
Endorsement Gov. Cleveland's sentiments on liber-
a1ty In lIquOr legislation. In Texas the republi-
cans decided not TO pui up separate state ticket,
bun TO fuse with the Independents
new element now disturbs the already much
troubled political cauldron, rs to-day 1t is announced
THAI Mrs Belva A. Lockwood has received the nomi-
nition for President on the wotaan's equal rights
ticket. and has duly accepted The entrance OF the
tricycle. In politics may upset al calculations; and II
the candidate Is TO take the Held In person. follow
lug the example OF Gen. Butler, there Is no telling
what may happen.
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ICOR NT-FURAISdED ROOMS OR Pant OF
Il furnished house, 1925 street northwest sel-3t.
NOR RENT-L.AR8E. PLEASANT FURNISHED
CONS, en- suite or single. lilo L street northwest.
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Judge Woods having promptly overruled the
demurrer OF the Indianapolis Sentinel company in
the Blaine libel suit, the defendants now claim
that 1t viii be impossible for them to collect their
proofs till November and ask, On that account that
the trial be postponed till then. This plea Is ON a
par with their whole line Of conduct UP to this
tcne and must Increase the disfavor with which it
Is universally regarded It will occur TO most peo
pie 70 ask why, when such serious charges were
nksie, the newspaper did not collect its evidence
before the publication, instead or waiting tin
forced 10 DO so by the court and then begging for
all possible delay The object OF their latest plea
y egideray To throw the trial over till after elec-
ton, In the belief that Mr. Blaine viii not then be
disposed 10 follow them up so sharply.
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tCOR kENT-12O6 STREET NORTHWEST-ELE-
giant rooms. en- suite single: location deli htful
tor summer rooms well furnished large closets bath
room and every convenience tor comfort and health
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To-MoRRow,
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5rH.
REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE
AT
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WHEN WE SHALL OFFER
AT REMNANT PRICES
THE ACCUMULATION OF THE PAST FOUR DAYS
OF SHORT LENGTHS. OF PIECE GOODS
Odd Sizes of Gloves and Odd Pieces Of Hosiery
Ladies' Underwear, Corsets, Chensise Skirts &c &c
Remnants of Laces and Embrois.eries. Remnants
in each and every Dep rtment at
REMNANT PRICES.
WOODWARD l. LoTERoP,
BOSTON DRY GOOD HOUSE,
s21 Pa Az. One Pr.cs Only 9l2Dst
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COUNTRY BOARDING.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EoR sAIE-BEAUT1FUL FARM OF 4O4 ACRES,
between the b. and Q. and the B. and + IT, T.. miles
from %ashnstSn also the residence Of the late n G.
incumbered: Apply or address JULES DIEUDONNE
College Station, Prince Georges county, Md je21- 3n
FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
II ty two farms four miles from Washington one 80
acres and one l04 fine road: y miles of the cars In
Qure OF JAS. g. BOWEN Gas New York ave. El5. 2lns
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II has been said that we are a nation Of dysner.
ties. II 20. we should take special pains against
the Introduction OF cholera, as, according to Dr..
koehss theories. which are now finding general ac-
eepsance the disase gains admission 70 the 81 stem
through The stomach In the shape OF minute germ.
which IL is Claimed. IS far more likely 10 pass OF
harnlessly In healthy organism than where the
acton OF the stomach Is weak
IL Is also Claimed That "the bacillus Is absolutely
deTendeat upon moisture for its hfe and that
Therefore. II the material in which IL IS contained
BE- thoroughly dried It can never be recuscitated -
Eihis be indeed true. it will be good news to very
many exposed persons who. whether dyspeptic or
not, are always and insataoly dry. and who there
fore, Will be absolutely bacilus-proof
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NOR RENT SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS
second third hoor on East Capitol street within
two squares OF Capitol Address e. Y, East capitol
Station. city. se3.2ts
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l%OR RENTAL 500 DIST STREET NORTHWEST,
iufnished and unfinished ooms, on first, second
and third moo terms moderate se3.
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DOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY AND HANDSOMELY
Il Finished House three stories aud basement: de-
srably located northwest Address Box l5 Star office
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MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE For ROTH SEXES

Y Nv METHOD FOR PIANO AND SINGING. AT
~ lroi DENolOMSkl'S Musical Institute VIII re-
prn on September LIST. lisa oath year. shortest and
best ne" system. saving years Of practice training
voices qnicA ly to the hiEhst culture for oIsrAS
concerts, etc Gold medals and diplomas Will lie
awar0td Ia graduates EneRspments prprured for
urulr and America New singing and piano classeo
arr iuw opened. at go New York ave a " ANS
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IpOokhEEPlNG. PENMANSHIP. ENGLISH AND
- all Mathematics thoroughly Taught by W l. PAR
SONS, Va - Expert Accountant Professor Of Mathe-
lnatlcs Tor Iast three Ettenhouse Academy 90
{ Wight, PRINCIPAL ana Spencerizn business 20 lese
Evening Glasses, select and limited will he formed
shout Ot.1OBf lsT. IN which Crltienden's faInoua
Boo kkeeping will be studied
EnSag.lnents made with private schools For further
information address IL .stx auoa 10,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TNCR RENT-STABLE IN VERY DESIRABLE LOCA-
Il ton. Apply at 2028 q street northwest Sept
NOR rem A STABLE. IN SHEPHERDS ALLEY
Il between 9th and 10th and L and Nj stref nor b.
west rent s. month. Inquire at l109 10th street
northwest
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Il northwest, four new and handsome 3-story and
and IL improvements. THOS. j. FISHER CO.. 1924
f street northwest au29-6t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

he entire property Of this Company comprisinQ with
other assets valuable real estate and wharves in wash
Steamboats, offered for ssla Address 202 south 5th
street. PhiladelphiA au6.ln
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NOR RENT-SEvEN-ROON BAY WINDOW BRICK
house with cellar; modern improvements; 4l0 BOun-
ary street northwest fronting lie Drot Park Inquire
tllrd door east, Se4-3ts
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IOR RENT-A D. SIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE,
lis l street northwest thirteen rooms modern
residence in firs,-class location. THOS Z. wAGGA-
Nan, 911 street northwest, seA-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-sUITk OF TOUR BRIGHT ROOMS,
large CLOSET, unfurnished tlicd foor. ALSO Iarre
front loom. with aleove second Cor, in new house
delrabiy located 18th street Lear o. private family
references. Address Box So star Office se4-3ts
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au3O.3In

LNuR RENT-NEW HOUSE, 81 STREET NORTH
Il west, rooms. modern improvements. $40 per
mouth. Apply to w. c. JOHNSON, It's 18th street
northwest. au30-lm
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TCOR SALE-A NICE, COSY LITTLE HOUSE ON
Il NJ street northwest, near eth six and bath;
cellar and fuel shed; all in irst-class condition
1HOS. j. tISHER & co,
au"2-2w 1924 street n W,
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NOR kENT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS FIR.
nished unfurnished suitable for Ii bit horsekeep-
81 bath same door pleasantly situated near Lspi
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FOR SALE-HOuSES.

EoR SALE-2 SQUARES NORTHWEST OF PATrN
Il once esht room frame, gas and water. lot l.xs<
Price $500. WALKER WILSON, LUG F stres
northwest. ssl 4.
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E>OR kANT-25 LAFAYETTE SQUARE, LARGL
Il handsomely furnished Rooms with open CRATES
large closets, aud every convenience Also transient
and table boarders accommodated se;5-6ts
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trOR RENT-RIGGS ST, BETWEEN 18th AND
l4th SITS three dsirable 2story and basement brick
houses. each containing about and all improve
nrnts. THOS J. FISHtR CO.. 1924 + st. northwest
GIFT
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SPECIALTIES

THO THOSE WITH PILEs-DR. MUHLEMAN NO
Il q, 9Th street northwest cures pile. by direct
Cure euaranteed I use Prof Brinkerhoff's Painless
Treatment This recent discovery Is the only plan
now known for curing piles without the knife or xa.
tYre; ls almost painless. safe sure and permanent
without danger or loss of time: fails to cure
Charges moderate Hours. 4 TO 8 D. IN. sea .Ims
prescriptions and send you to come side show drug
es.s VINO divide profits with the d.ctor Those disaI
o. cure OF vate diseases should consult ORA
BhQTHERS and GRAY. 9O6 b ST. s. W. Vii furnish
rience. " ysnos S,Ise
C,ONSULT DIR. ROBERTSON EVERY WEDNES
- Day and Saturday 456 street northwest near a.
ts1S ,snccess Ensranteed IN every cases
Baltimore Nd SlaSa,,
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LHOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE. FOR CASH, ONE
Il very fine toned triple strung Upright Piano. good
as new. To be seen at q. L. WILD BROS iano
WareroOms. 709 7tlrstreet northwest. au30-6ts
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TNOR RENTAL 900 STREET NORTHWEST,
L. furnished and unfinished rooms References
Qurea. s-2.3ts
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II two closets; furnished unfinished: also two
Rooms suitable for doctors office. Apply to 322 G
street northwest. all50- 1nis
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EOR SIMULTANEOUSLY FURNISHED PAR
L Tor and bedroom. nd floor: Also two rooms
on bird door, at 1911 Ii street northwest seq 3rs
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| TOR SALE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE-oNE SET
y Dian9nd sleeve Butt,lns. initial L; two Cluster
Diamond Pins. and two Cluster Diamond Rings: forty
| nine diamonds altogether. Address Box 13O Star
Office. se3-3t
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nor SALE-CONTRACTORS' CARLISLE FRS T.
- class railroad Carts for sale at reasonable fig
bankabe paper at three months Will be taken
payment. Address b. r. CODWISE. Montrose, Md.
se2.eo3ts
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NOR SALE-SQUARE GRAND PIANO, FOR S1s5-
IL Must be sold immedat -ly elegant and mag:Iih-
Gently tnsaed rosewood case carved leg grand
Piano. but four months old for only $fS5 origin
ally S4,5; cha for tain great
bargain Apply at SIDNEY I. NIMMO'S 433 9TH street
northwest se3-6t
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GtpiGEfoMN CoILFGArE INSTITUTE, 500
school t9r ioung ladies aud LATHE Girls The thirt enh
year hcSins sEPrEMhER lOIH MIS- str pin Ns,1S
IrlnClAi assisted 10y graduate Wellesley COLLEGE
aus In. -''-S ~ N'aNSa~<
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II SCHOOL.

M z T.. N.
4h teacher OF Vocal aud Instrumental Music and har-
n'uny. Address lUl2 10Th northwest Lessons
RESUMED September list my6
EilENDS SELECT SCHoOL-AN ELEMENTARY
II ana Hlgh School, for Both Sexes 1911 n w will
Reopen Ninth Month Isl PTEMBER) 18TH 1884 ClasreG
small Number of students limited Superior advant.
ages Terms moderate. Apply at school rooms from
a. M to IL IN, after Eighth Month lAugust) 18th.
anls3m IHOS. ". AlDMLLI. PRINCIPAL.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-SATURDAY AUGUST %, BETWEEN 4
and o'clock pm. Bundle con aiming five button
bro cut-a way coat and May have been left in
store Finder will be rewarded. Address
W. q. n, star Office SET St.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

IxOh
.sI. 2lst "A ~ tsl2s 1880 Rsgs st: ermi.; ss5
bt. Conn. ave. &21st 100 2lIT-2l29-2131 2133 K
1873 =. h ave. l2r mi l25 st NV, rs. so
It's It. n " IL r.mi 100 Cor 1&h 4 Bis. MI 50
1lS 10th H. ", Is mi Is 81 str. w. 16 r..mi. 20
1914 3Uth n. W., II e.. 65 1884 Rigs st.. rmi. IS
1.07 De- sales r. So 1928 % Ii NV ..m L. IS
1871 18th n.w.S nm i 80 1875 18th u w.. n IN e. rs
1HOS. J. Fisher CO.
SEA 1904 st n
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IfOR SALE-A FINE FAMILY HORSE, YEARS
IL old not afraid Of anything; perfectly sound In.
quire ut DOMNkY'S stables street, between 10Th and
18th streets. se2-3ts
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nv WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE, No. e04 VI street, Mrs. NJ
Stevens Hart, PTincpal-Lhe third annual session Of
waite aud class instruction day and evening Especial
attention given to the cure Of slamerln- and other
painful vocal defects Local references: RI Rev A. o.
Andrews, Prof A. Melville Bell Mrs J. Eddy >umers
Ir ID: W Pren'iss Dr. Frank Hyatt DIR. j. W Gregory
Gen John Baton
Circulars obtained from the PRINCIPAL au3O-3m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR RENT-l753 STREET, NEAR DUPONT
Circle, fine three-story brick. Call at l4l1 F
treet au-i-Im
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ICOR RENT-ELE6ANT PARLOR AND BED
4 Chamber second door, new house and furniture;
three bay wind to rstclass parties only: rent in
advance 1885 street corner l4th street northwest.
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NOR RENT-FINE LARGE STORE. OR WARE
y ROOM the entire lower floor of 423 18th street
northwett, Suitable for any wholesale retail bust
ness or Offices. Inquire premises. au15-lm
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LHOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW $50 SINGER
y Sewing Machine. and one Domestic. slightly used
with ill modern improvements and five years guaran
tee. at $40 each. At AUERBAL HIS. corner 9Th and
streets. se2-3t
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INOR REN1-6O3 II STREET NORTHWEST, VERY
desirable Rooms Ell suite or sngl with or without
boar every appliance Tor comfort throughout the
house and heat convenient to depar, inents aud
street
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05

POSTMASTER REMOVED. - Last
week Mr.. Long, agent ofthe p. O.
Department for this district, visit
ed Union to inspect the affairs of
the postoffice at this place and dis
covered a deficiency in the money
order department Of from $500 to
$500. Mr.. j. II. Goss, the post
master, was cited to appear before
the United States Court at Green
vile and his bondsmen were mott
fled to make good the deficiency
and appoint some one Of their mum
ber to take charge Of the office un-
tia new appointment is made by
the department at Washington.
The deficiency was promptly paid
and Mr.. 3. +. Baily placed in
charge Of the office.
Who the new Post Master will be
we have no idea of, but we learn
that five Or six applications for the
position have been forwarded to
the department. Judging from sim
liar appointments in counties
around us, we can hardly expect
that a. democrat viii! be appointed
here, but a decent respect for the
interests Of the people and business
OF the town and county, it appears
to US, should move the department
to appoint a responsible and re-
spectacle person to that important
position.-Union Times. au#
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05

The republican ccnvnetion Of
Riehland county met at Columbia
on Friday. Resolutions were pass
ed in favor ofnominating a repub-
lican candidate for Congress in
the fourth district, and recommends
ing to the State convention the ad
visibility Of placing a full repub-
llcan ticket in the field. Andrew
Curtis, S. F. Lopez, W.. Nj. Fine
and f. w. Weston were elected
delegates to the State convention,
and Theo. Ingalls,, James Lasker,
Il. r. Campbell and June Mobley
were elected delegates to the con
gressionas convention. The call
for the time and place Of the meet
ing Of the congressional eonven-
tlon has not been made by it's
chairman, John Scrnggs, of Green
vile. ..'a A..
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05
SUICIDE.

Coroner Boozer was summoned
last Tuesday to hold an inquest
over the body Of j. P. Sloan who
killed his wife few days ago in
Newberry. The circum stances of
the attempted arrest and subse-
quent self murder are as follows:
Mr.. Thomas F. Ray, of Newberrv
county, was returning home from
visit to relatives in the upper por-
tion Of this county, and in passing
the store Of J. p. Little at the
Boyce place, saw Sloan and deter
mined to arrest him. He obtain
ed a warrant of arrest from trial
Justice l.. w. Copeland, and hay
ing secured the assistance Of five
other men set out in pursuit-the
posse came in sight Of the fugitive
about eight miles from where Mr..
Ray first saw him at the brick
house place Of George F. Young.
Sloan discovered his pursuers
when they were about forty yards
from him. He Immediately drew
his pistol and took refuge behind
q negro house near by, and imme-
diately began firing. Three delib-
crate shots were fred, and the
posse hearing. these and thinking
themselves to be the objects fred
st, halted a few minutes. A short
time aftsr the shooting had ceased
thay advanced and found, Sloan
behind the house dead, having in
fiicted upon himself three mortal
wounds. Two balls had entered
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05

the neck just above the collar bone,
end ranging downward had passed
out through the back, Just under
the shoulder blade. The other
ball entered the breast making it's
exit near where the two had pass
ed out. Two colored women who
were eye witnesses to the shooting
testified that they saw Sloan open
hia vest and shoot himself.
There was found upon the body of
the wretched victim fiftyStive dol
lars and fifty five cents in cash,
one pocket knife, two cartridges,
one pistol with three empty shells,
one empty chamber and one load
ed chamber which had been tried
but had failed to FIRE. ;
Undertaken Chapman from New
berry came with a hearse and cask-
ct, and on Wednesday morning re-
his remains TO Newberry.
Here is lesson witten in letters
of blood. Let the young read and
profit by it.-Laurens Herald, goth
ult. ..... H.. 49,.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05

The Columbia scandal is still
the main subject in Columbia.
Mrs. Nc. c.Damel has instituted
suit against A. +. Fugle, another
one of her slanderers as she
claims for $4,000; but she has no
hopes collie ting from either one Of
the parties to the suit should judg-
ment be rendered in her favor, for
the parties have nothing. Her
idea is that by securing Judgment
in her favor it will exonerate her
from the charge made against her
reputation. The trial gives prom
ise of being an interesting one.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05

Henry Magee, Boston agent
of the Monarch line Of steamers,
was arrested last week by detect
ives in full dress just after the
minister had pronounced the clos
ing words Of his marriage cerenlo-
ny in the presence Of a fashionable
company at the BRIDES, home.
Magee was accused Of embezzle-
ment and spent the first night Of
his welded life in 8 station house
instead of starting on an extended
tour as he intended. + Nh =.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05
, Notice.

NOTICE ~ hereby giyes, hat my
L y BLACK JACK VIII be at Easley
from 2 o'clock on each Monday and ali
through Tuesday. At Iibcrtyon eaei,
Saturday, and at my residence. near I8
Mile, during the other part of the week,
beginning at EasIey on he 1lth OF
August inst. AFE persons interested
WIFE please make q note OF this.
G. w. MCCLANAIgAN.
atrg & I'm
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05
Mr.. George Johnstone takes

Mr.. George Johnstone takes
his defeat in the congressional race
gracefully and cheerfully. OF
course he feels some disappoint-
ment, but he is not moping over
it; and if Col. Aiken shall need
any assistance in his race Mr..
Johnstone will do all he can for
him, as he has heretofore, and will
do his full share Of the work of
the campaign wherever and when
ever work is needed.-Newberry
Observer.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05
William Walter Phelps is rich

William Walter Phelps is rich.
He is a Yale graduate. He is
Blane's right-hand man. Anoth-
er Yale graduate offered to pay
$4,000 INTO the college treasury
If Phelps would give an explana-
ton Of Blaine's Little Rock rail
road transactions which President
Woolsey would say was not dis
credltable to Blaine. This honor
able challenge has not been accept
ed. Mr.. Phelps is afraid to test.
The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-09-05
tSs sanh the Morkin$ Yo king class: IS:
s,,g Is At

WILL Send 10 cents for
postaagc,and we will mail you free q
royal, valuable box Of sample goods that
will putyouin the way of making more
money in q few days than you ever
thought possible at any business. Capt.
tai not required We will start you You
can work all the time or in spare time
only. The work is universally adapted
TO both sexes, young and old. You can
easily earn from 80 cents to $H every
evening That all who want work may
test the business, we make this unpar-
allcled offer; to all who are not we'll
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