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aASKEE serless.

l. naAu ia Saco mill sawed ~. .l00 lest
Of boards one day Fseently. and thus
bsat The record
Boyton has q dfunkard who has been
ssntsuced 10 the Hoase OF lndnssry sne
handred times for drunkenness. The
last sentence was inaPossd fex weeks
aeo.
A Milford Mass. shoemaker has Just
shade pain Of shoes for young wouIan
named Fanny Milla Of Sandasky. They
ere nIumbesed s.,s. are eighieen inches
long and sswen inches vide al tbe ball
~ the foot.
A Brown University student named
Chase posssmscs remarkable versatility.
He assumes the role OF Hseond base IN
the daytima and hras tenor 10 the svan-
ina, alternating between The base ball
Aad the glen club.
Thomas Mnlvsy, an old man living
near Blddsiofd, Me-, died q few days
aRu. and after his death bis family found
sfnresed in bis bed Rftenbacks TO the
amount of ,sess0. and bonds and cash
amounting 70 $500 hidden In various
parts Of abe hsuse. None Of the meim-
bsrs OF the family knew OF the existence
Of thu money.
John @. pilisbary. ex.NarSien Of the
New Hampshire State prison, Who died
ssseniiy al the age Of 81. helonged %
most remarkable family 0f gsison oih-
eiAls; his father, tvo bFothers. tss sons
and bfetlier-in-la Lao having served n
Wafdaus Of State prisons. Ills father
sss tlle flrss Warden Of ihe New Hamp-
shire prison, and hte brother In law,
Walker. vas killed By prisoner while
Warden Of The prison at Chariestovn.
Mnea.
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sErH GREEs on gELs.

do nSt know hoV eels bresd. have
sesn people who said they had seen the
spawn. and other pIrties who said they
had seen young eels In the mature eels
nearly ready to hatch. Like yourself,
have opened them from day TO day at
all seasons Of the year, and never have
Reen any young eels or spawn. MY
opinion is they hatch in salt or brackish
vater, and 20 no the streams shen they
are small They can 90 no any dam or
fall when they are young. Trey erAuI
mp the dams and falls, elinging to the
rocks nnder the sheet of water the same
a. an angie Sorm would. They would
ss up any fall, no matter bow high, IL
they got there bsfore they were Eve
inches long. There are plenty Of eels
IN Lake Ontario, bat none shove. except
they have been transported or got 40
through the canal. They are 50 large
vhsn they get 10 Niagara Falls that they
cannot get over; they are 80 be IVY they
fall before they get to toe toy.
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NJ Of decisions rendered by the
n -.-~ssasiozaef Of the General Land
1ss.s nd SECRETARY of the Interior, re-
ss,Ins 10 The pubiie land. prepared and
--..-..l ssusi- m1n4hly for the Po.T
s.yzrta,KxeEz b. Fankefsly A YssQng,
sss,srnets ct Lao aid ITaGtstioners be-
s.re sbs tauresne Cour, OF the Uiaited
ss.tss. the legislative and Exeeutivs
fhsuartnsDi, IN sli matters concerning
.ysnts. lndiAD titles. n0ines and other
rabIje lands. Offiee sS1 y street, wash
ImFtOn. D. C.:
rraetiee-Whefe hDal proof il inade
"a day ,Jtber than that advertised, it
said b. submitted 10 Commissioner
- su@ssiaI report. Assistant Com
miwiOnef 10 InspeetoT Hobbs, March
Mt, 1876.
iIusry nasn--Christisn names Of nsem-
,sls Of an unineoEporated company or
sspaisti0n making An entry should be
ssslSd 10 Hueh entry. fEf 0ayte Mcneil
4 Alien. Assistant COmmiszisner,
Nsrsh ssll, 1875
MinsFAis--ko las restFicting q per-
.ou 70 ole location on the sams lode.
heer pronounced fraudulent bg the
- recognized by the Land Department,
knd II ths claim should be finally re
laesed by Congress, Mc0aFrAhan esinid
nol enteY the tract IN QUESTION undeF the
Ana Of July I'd. lsssi, ~ parchassir in
sood faith on acoO1nt OF the mineral
shEtsCtsr ~ the land. A protestant has
90 rieht Of appeal. (MctiaErahan ".
Esg Idna Mining Company. Secretary,
February -. 1885,
H0mestsada AffaneinE Ia the form
n sqaans, logs found ON the lana. is
s0t q sufficient act of settlement or Inn
osousmsni. The hearing having tssn
Sfdsred By the Commissioner, the cost
shonId be apporiioned equally bsssfsen
shs paries. tNit,er va Rowe. Secretary,
March II, les5
Private Cash Entries--Da lands not
sabjsct 10 snah entries may be invalid
and vOidabIe. but they ara not absolute.
Ig wsid, and other entries could not be
allowed for suoh lands while % appro.
priaisd- (WsineF st al w. Ross. Seers-
sary, March 3, 1876
Rapaynant OF Parchass Monsy-.Ai-
loved wh,sss party made his entry
shFougk iQnoganee OF lays and vas not
saiiiy Of fsaad. M parte Lang. Act-
ina Secretary, January -, las.
Iniemnisy swamp Csrtinoates-LO-
sstabls on Iands snbjest In private cash
entry AZ 9i ~ per acre. state of liidi--
ana. Commissioners. February ~, lssB.
Saptee sioux Reservation - Lands
thes,sin which have not heen ssisctedl by
Indians viii be subject 20 eutry after
MAJ ih, lssg,. Assistant COMMISSIONER,
lHareih 10. 1885,
Tovusits--A selection by few iildi-
ViduaIs not actnal ssttlsns u not . valid
Iovnsite seleesiou: nor aan q legal So
setion be naads of land while IN an In
dian reservation. A pre- enptor, whose
,satlsment Anteaates ths townsise seisc- |
Aon, has tie sapsFi0r right 10 the land.
Keith VI. 'Tosnsite OF Grand Janciion
Review. Secretary. febxSary Is, leS
Indemnity School Sels1ssions- LAnds
'essrved for Indian parpoaes saay form
, basis for saoh selections. Ststa OF
California Aosing secret uy, ]Ana'Sy
~ lfesh
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eHtRGH NOTICES.

IhM baptise Church. Fourth sfrAe6
near James, Rev. ID. J. Pierce. uazsor-
hecepsi0n Of memosFs and eonmuniou
a II g. m, With rsvies os txo Years
passorsse. kAsSef sermon At 30 o. m
s1sday school st l1:l5 o. m X. q,
Caldveli, superintendent. Lake Union
Mission at y. IN, ID. p. Piekard, sauer-
inteudeut. jackson street Mission 4, 4
D. u, Z. D.. Adams. superintendent.
Plynoaih Congregational Chnrch
fIsy-h.L- Bates. Dastor-Preaehing at /
= IN and IsD p. %. Sabbaik school
iEn roedlateiy after morning service.
lo1nR people's nesting at $50 o. a.
rfayer meeting IS 80 on Thrrzday
evening Strangers are oorliaiIy vel
come 10 all services.
First German Reformed Church soy.
neF seventh and Gherry-Serron syerv
sunday at II o. m Sanday school AZ ?
o. N. Theme for today: aye seek J.-us
OF Nazareth, which vas crueifad: He
10 risenf~
Battery street n. L Charch, North
seattie-Ihere will be . ten minutes
sermon TO the children at the opening Of
the morning service. and the theme of
tue regular mornings discourse by the
pastor, Rev. l. A. Banks. vii BE-,
Christ, the Couqseror.- In the even
Inc the theme VIII be. "rhe Yooue Men
and the Chzrohes-s All are coraiaiiy
welcomed 10 any Of these services.
Methodist Protestant Csureh. corner
seeond and Aadison stresss-Preashins
morninR and evening by the pastor,
key. Clark ID. Davis snbisct for morn
tng sermos, The Rssarrention;r even
ing, "A Typical Conversion" Saera
Gnent OF the Lords Supper at combustion
o. morning service. Sunday schsol ct
lz-sO p. IN: DEXTER Horton, superintend.
snt. All are invited 10 attend.
M. @. A.-Gospel meetixg at o. M.
heE. j. II. Skidmors, leader. Young
men especially invited.
Christian Charoh, on Seneca street..
bstweeR Third and Fourth, The fuoerai
sermon OF Mr.. Frank Mulford at
IL m. By the Rev. John r. Damon.
Preaching a. 80 p. m. By the pastor.
y. Billiard Holman. All sre cordially
invited. Theme, The Great Prepars
tion."
Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Madison streets-Seryices az II am.
and 7aD pm. Morning subject. Jesus
RAISED from she Dead" Sunday school
at l2@O p. m. Young peoples prayer
and praise service ct $50 o m. The
Presbytssy Of Paeet Sound will convene
on next Tuesday evening IN Sumner.
The opening sermon vill be prssched
BY the Rev. ]. w. Forbes of Snohomish.
Trinity Chnroh-Easser Day. The
Lords Supper nc 7:30 q. IN. sunday
school at 10 q. m. horninQ prayer, With
special anthem, sermon and Eucharisf
service at HIS q. N. Childreu's choral
service at .. m. No other evening
service.
Chapel Of the Good shepherd, North
Sssttie-Children's service az 2 p. IN.
First n. Il. Church, second and Co
lnmbis streets, j. n. Deuisoa. pastor
Morning services at II 9. IN. Theme,
The Resurrection" Ia the evening
thsre viii he review concert, In whieh
the sunday school lessons of the frst
quarter Of ise5 will be reviewed, With
explanation and sxhortation. Al ia
vited.
second Baptist Church, Jslsrsos
streett between Ninth and Tenth-Rey.
J. i. LpdlOv acting pastor. Services at
II q. N. only followed By Sunday school.
The bible reading will be suspended
until further notice.
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.REAT REDrCTueN.

Ia order that all may have an oppor-
tanity 20 travel during the present hard
times, the D. X. 4 N. Com pany has re-
duced the fare from Seattle 20 Victoria
OF any point on the 3 und 10 one dollar.
The travelling public will please bear
this in mind. The Emma Hayward,
North Pacific and George Z. Starr ~ill
carry passengers 10 or from Seattle to
any point for one dollar, and the Idaho
on the Whateon route will continue TO
carry passengers 10 any port for 50 cents
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REAL ESTATE
| GREAT
BAR GAINS
REAL ESTATE.
BEST
ngDUCEME EMIT
VET
OFFERED. |

unuersikneu hereby oners
the following described real es.
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. s. Maynard. plA,
of Seattle, $1,000. This block
hes two and one half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and S, block s, of B-aw-
ley's addition to the city of Sc.
attic, $500.
Lots ! and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodwsrd's
addition, 7l.9rl2s feet, sl7S.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's sd,li.
tion, 1925
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire ffty-two lots for $1,000. |
These additions lie side by side, |
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
wall, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township rs north, range 4 ea,t,
near Lake Washington. A gsod |
wagon road to the land. An eI-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile Of the townsite |
of Whatcom; good location and
good soil $1,000.
Win sell either Of the two last |
in tracts to suit, at prices TO be
agreed upon.
An undivided one.eighth in
terest in and 10 the north hall, |
and the north half Of the south |
east quarter Of section DC, town
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,500.
The above il one of the most |
valuable coal properties in Wash |
ington Territory, and is fully de- |
velOped. The tract contains over |
si1 millions Of tons Of good coal
and is well worthy Of iavesti ga |
ton By any one desiring to in
vest.
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cssAs sAas 10 vsrrss,A.

Hereafter the steamer Rvsneel, h. y.
beeohsF, master. viii leave fealef's
whAEs al 4. IN. every Monday mora
lrW fpt vieiaria. sLE Port Tovnsena,
carrying painsnRers ioF 81 and freight
q rednnsd pFiess. Retaining. she viii
isese ysstonA on Saturdays a. II 4 M.
tR fsrt fosfnsend and seattle. arriving
here iEf d m. Full informaiion esgn
b obtained by applying 10
falls GEa. II. fosTER. Yesisr's wharf.
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PAIxvsz AocEnxS1.-while tssmaainz
shs trses IN he orchard yesterday.
Chkriss MeDsesld ascidsnsally drove
the palns uf ne prnninR knife thrcnQh
ths hask at hie lsfz hAn6 infiiseinz an
uRly apd pstnfea sssnA
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sIEAaER ARRIVALS Asp Tag Pt,
GET soTND CTsI0u MotsE
Posr townsend, April {.

fosT IowNsEsD, April 4.
ksDTToa PosT-IsTELLIaKsCEA:
The Queen of the Pacific and the
Idaho arrived at the same time yester-
day from Victoria. The latter 10 fall of
freight and passengers fer the North,
among whom is Lieutenant Emmons,
of the United States steamer Pinta.
stationed al Sitka. Who returns from q
leave Of absence. The Idaho takes
from here 10000 feet Of lumber and 100
tons of merohsndise. A large number
OF excarsionists have airesdy engaged
passage from the East. and the eom-
pany expect son 10 put on another
steamer 30 accommodate tue travelling
public. A party from Boston have
chartered q steamer for their own use
not 10 carry any bat their own party.
They are 20 make the trip 10 July. The
Idaho leaves today.
There 10 quite q controversy amonR
the pFoperty-ogners and others inter-
ssied. as 10 where the Custom House
should be located. Mr.. Bash's com.
mittee seem 10 favor spot near Hast
ines' field on the bluff, half q mile or s0
from Uaion wharf. while others think
it shoaid be near where the present
Custom House stands. Captain Moore,
Of the rvenne steamer Moleott. who
has perhsps seen more service in the
freasary Department than any other
Ofscer in the Custom House. gave your
correspondent the following informa-
tion The letter 20 the Collector au-
thsrixing lids 10 be sent to the con-
mittes, and for them 10 recommend a
suitabis building site. will no doabt be
q guide TO the Supervising architect as
10 uhat price q piece Of land could be
purchased for. These bids and recon
aenaation will be kept for refersnee,
and In due time she supervising archi-
teot. whose dnty Il is By acs % Con
gress 20 select and purchase ali sites for
pablie buildines asder the Treasury
Department., vill send 0ui ons OF tw0 Of
hia depafies 20 select and purchaas .
ate accspt4his 10 the GoveFnment.
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ssits . lisahlshem. n. T.. ,saEiag /,
- -. aezsn nea ffom sheir hensss faf
''1 Ns NsEa voela blow tfsem aswn.
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A wsuAn sfsiaa in Lsya&a, Holland.
is hasng tried faf the psisnning Of six
pszsnns in lsel. ~ and - 8hs 10 b.
lissna - hase poissnst mAny saAsrA
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%ENGLE UPRIGHT MARINE KS-
- Hine ABd hsthnrA bai1f hy DeIzmAtar
& Co Mes r0rk. 80 korse power Steam
Donkey Pumps: Surface Con4enser IN
aeEGndenf air. eircHiatlnz AH1 Feed
FRANK WU0IssEY.
mhis iIn Cor. Frsl and A siz-. parsa@u1
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

KTTHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
~ An4eFssa nor owners viii Be resDon-
sihle fnr 4sess contracted By Any perSon
unleas upun wriften erder signed hy
easkar C&peAin or Pnrser. BY order of
RsA-a issk "a
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.

a BIDS WILL BE RE-
- -csiysd for the steamer susie,
> twin propeller. s. fest keeA. Is Sfees beam.
u fect depth az hold, feel arAft. g tons
REGISTER carries under deck stx days fsel
and water four years Ga as1 efsrted 70
genAcsa pa1enger. freight and topFtnx
tra1iie Address owner, CAPT. ". II
KILLS box 81 seattle. mhs im
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NOTICE.

ALL PGRsoNs ARE HEREBY
"A HArned hat The stazBer Ksknz,sl
80 her gEDe1 w11 Be rsspunsinss fcF aisy
1e1eH c0n<rAese1 ~ ezy persnn unlses
.Se1 . rsgssax rs2Has.xies sAFss1 slsd
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FsasEsEs<h - whias ssnslling aloas
'hs v'ssss tieas yessssasy. 9 rspsrssr
sasiea % q The WasAinssaa Bsilsr
Nssks. toos af Cotumhia sfrees, anal
$50 Alfred ReEh. the pruprsssof. hosf
malhd oasincAs. - which be repliad !
av vssy baay. and have woEi;
ssaeeh aAesil % Keep ns ening for si,I
@scsek We Ars now kaiIssin,, 4 com.
esnA easief fog Captain Govss steam.
- IN aprazAt ssli<s far Jana9,
eest % poFt Rlaksly. Tha trali
- affised 81 sArRs eampsana ooiler
- kpsaia u. MtlieFas psis hsak VIZ
= - y tssl the hard tinea, And wi net
y %asS sonsiunes % eo1ae In a. b has
eotf2 slace ths e4iaAlizkzaens eil
ssf sesks IN ssAisle.r
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ARRIVAL az rHm tluxxs..-Ths steam
sAip Qaeea ef the Paeiae arrived here
q sskl e'siosk yesterday morning. Stie
hroeeht us passengers 90 The coast. 10
- dinlribuisd ~ follows: vietoria i0l;
tsFt Townsimd a0s seattle 81; Tacoma
" she hfeiiehf SlS tons ~ freight flR
t1s f.Aiawtsg Seattle consigneess A Z
kAsy. A r hosaiine Oempany. Alfred
h,Eh bsllArd & Hataeld. Z b Jonea
nzAiasd q S,px, Befseh a Hinck. O y
NoAA. g krssch, O Leach. Cllas Gold
snl3ns y u ! llsilread Company. CAlkisn
a AkHtai<A. klinkman q 6amhert, Rob
stts 3 Go. l.shs a 60. y 0slsch. A Bell
stefzaleid q Co. II 1 Levy. Harrington
Asmlih, lsalIoss Harris, Jones & Hall
ssaL ! D Merti9an. y McDoaRld. gss
MastsscE. John Collins, W Whitley. y
bakhy. 5ames Mises. J Sullivan,
tfia. julius " snits, kFeitel q Hafrtk
Lew Bros. Lowman 3 HanfoFd. H.
Asine. LaAoat A Go. L Watson. fsoais
Msin, n u keatinG. d a X Gassssaizl.
u MiaAksF. lGrs b 0assert. u MeAinA-
- y uhiiherR. N W fsnif Co. On Tax
Vc haitsFeiIa. 2 frs<5sricks. rasr Is
skEIhlExczR QanaR ChcnR n q GrAvssl
ctsi~as 4 hast, seattle I.aulhex 4 Com-
@efvial u0mpany, SchwAksaehsr RrnI
ssAstla hafdsafe 90. seattle Co-eperAy
W. s.ets. I l.yie. Teslas q AssaxsrmasA
saak Zee U1na. I 4 hsass. freezh
E.Smasnd : rnrrsll. + 8 winriEms. v
rsAnsA " D Scass . ca W Il ManeL
hePhefson. W.aAsll 4 Miles, W
hsslshafs. W 2 Rsyd q ca. W II
tlnphssg . Ga. Wa Chaae. " ksyasn-
ss1st. y CAfkeek, " n heoah. W A
srsAh, " Il Harris. Yoang a NekeoHb
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l4AyTuKE 90 kxy. J. A. MAkn. - The
ieesnrs on Thoughts and 10 Chariot"
ou Friday evening. by Rev. ]. A. ward
of 1neamA. was very vel attended.
D. BE- Appreciated. The clear logic and.
ia tast, sli the weapons ef oratory. we're
Wielded In sacA q manneg a. 20 c0u.-
t1Al aadicnee. The hurx1s of wii and
andience in hieh spiriss. while many
trati0as. The asssmhiy OF Chataaqsans
ehnies IN opening the secoad series Of
O. wAa preselss 90 Friday lsxt.
The ohiect that attracts most atten-
hend ef TIE tsvn ef Butte, Colorado,
u q team AZ tame deer. Thsss p4ts
we're eAaRhs shsa ysry yoane. IN The
hanttng grounds sailed the Big NeAd-
owS Their cApsof sns IN tndi n.
nansea naokhaEn. . gaisis and tFappes
0f the DiaRnF trfoss tndHed, Rack-
horn ia . rran Of snshoritv ausauQ n.
peopls. being The hsza CAisf af the
niezsEs IN ths sisinity of Tie Big
Nsaas9s. He aWns Q drove af poniss,
bas prefers Do ride Aehind hia aser. he
Mminals are Qaiss dociles Fhs3 have
large antieFs. and - they bold their
hsads hiSh. the tuams vh>n kitehsd 20
. baekhaard sAgua. pgessut very in-
po1ina eppsas4ns1. fhs harness dos
not eonsain q bankis 90 clasp h is
made ef bnskxkin frou halter 10 hAme
sfriEzA TAs desx afs aess ef foot. Of
ooarseN and it b 10 boass Il Chief
haekhesa that thsy eAa eatrun any
eehar tsAna.
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rAsssxeEzs Fsa resIL,ss.

sAs fSAsulsco. April t.--FoliowinR
is the paasenger list u ths steamship
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The greater portion Of the
foregoing belosgs 10 the estate
Of p. C. csmstook, deceased, and
the same must be sold
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Executor Of the last viii and
tsss~nens Of p. c. Conssoek,
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-12-17
FACTS lNlISPgTAslE.

The reason why J.'H. MORGAN
q BROS business is steadily on the
increase, notwithstanding the hard
times.
We occupy position to best serve
the interest of or patrons.
Situated as we are, we can un-
doubtedly save money for any one
who buy Goods all through our
house.
Handling three separate and dis,
tlnct lines, Dry Goods, Shoes and
Groceries, under the same roof and
by the same management, each de-
partment being auxiliary to the 9th
er and one sharing the expense with
another, lessons the per centage of
expenses and thereby enables us to
sell our wares for less margin of
profit, and still make just as much
money on the aggregate sales.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-12-17
Conference Notes.

A class of ton young preachers were
admitted on the 10th instant into full
connection in the South Carolina Con.
ference. notwithstanding tho great
number of ministers already in the con.
ferenoe' yet the supply does not equal
the demand.
We are glad to announce that the com.
mitteo appointed in the case against Rev
>. T. Rushton, charged with grave i'm
morality, reported that they had made
an examination of tho case, and after
hearing the evidence they found that the
charge was not sustained and the char
Ter OF the accused was vindicated,
Rev. W. D. Kirkland, President Elder
OF the Cokesberry District, was unani
mouBly elected editor of the Southern
christian Advocate. While We will re
member and appreciate the faithful and
able work Of Rev. s. A. Weber, the ret;r-
ing editor yet we know that the new ed.
ltor will be equal to any demand and will
satisfy the most sanguine expectations ~
bis friends and readers.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-12-17
Eyerr tay brings somethine new New

Every day brings something newt New
clothing! New styles! New novelties,
We have opened many new cases of new
goods during the past week, and everything
we are adding to for Men and Boys We
have received and arranged upon our
shelves and tables during the past six days
more fresh and new goods than we have
opened during any similar period since the
commencement of our business in Green
vile. That is what we mean by saying
every day brings something new. 1t would
prove almost impossible for us to describe
the many new and attractive designs and
stylish fabrics, bat we state emphatically
that we have the goods and our prices arc
the lowest in the city. With every dollars
worth of goods purchased we give our
guarantee at the
Excelsior Clothing House,
l.. RoTHsCHuD, Prop,
Grccnvillc, 5. G.