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Dcnth Of j. &. CASTOR.

The story Of the death Of Mr.. J.C. CASTOR II
Atlanta by his own hands is n sad one Indeed
lie was In the prime OF life, In the midst "
his honors. and surrounded by hosts o
friends. lie had everything to live for. ant
no reason to desire TO so hence. There may
be men and there may be times when self
killing Is excusahle. but We cannot conceive
how any man In h ) right mind can deliber
Sicily kill himself, aud leave n d~ependen'
family to the co!d charities of the world. Il
cannot be that Mr.. CASTOR committed the &c
from any disposition 10 shrink from the dis
charge OF any duty which life demanded .
MIN, but 1t must be that his mind had beer
unhinsed from bodily sufferings and inenta
anxiety. We would place the n ost charitable
construction on his last net, and would eS
press our sincere regret for his death.
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vNnoth Sf :, WCII Il uDWn Citizen.

J.. Allen ItaInry died last Saturday At noon,
after an Illness OF several months, aged Is
years.
He had been q irrin;icr Of Sharon church for
fifty years. For fifteen years he hail charge"
L,i,r Farm. he kept ho'cl at .tbhcvil!c for y
year: and then returned 10 his farm. ana was
afterwards elected to the stewardship OF the
poor house. lie has always been n good citi-
zen aud i useful man, and one whose DEAN
is a ruilic loss. II. WAS buried 1T Sharon on
SGn'lav, where an immense conrou:Sr OF PEG
pie to do honor to him. Many OF
his old friends from the village we're among
the nu Der. His life and char:lcter was
worthy OF all emulation. Peace 10 his ashes.
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Will Make his HON. in .AbbcviIlc.

NJ, Mike cameron. OF Tennessee, arrived III
town Yesterday evening, on visit to his hal;
brother. Mr.. j.. W. Rogers. The hnohriHe
Chronicle says of ilim:
Mr.. NJ. F. DaArron. 4 popular printer, leaves to-day
fir AhGcvillc, S. G.. where be- will CHICAGO in m"rc"n-
tile Ut ,inrSs. Mr.. cameron came to Knoxville inii
wears ago and learned the printing business, and ht'
been connected with the tIrunicic aud other papers
ever since. Ills sratlcmsn'y mtnn'rS and pleas nj
dc,,mtment have wet HIN many friends. and 1t is VIII
regret they see him leave.
We welcome Mr.. Immcron hack to ihSc.
willie. aud hope that he may lind 1t to his adj
vantage to live here forever.
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Child n sIrlcr.

On tho 18Th OF June IirorG" Gibson. %::"i tc'
tween : and . wears old, s,lot Jesse Jordan,
age l. months, with a Siiot "un. Drhi:a J"r'
dan ~tcst!ficS that On sunday. the 18th OF Jun',
Matthew Prcs>ly, her hal!-bT"thrr. offered her
five cents, and ;hc p:oSpcc, Of being relieved
OF the duly of nursing. and the promise that
he would take her back home if she would
XIII the chrld. George Gibson and uchiih
were left with the CHILD ON Monday. D:hila
to kill the child in the morning, but when
Mr.. McCaslan came rear tho boise, they put
up the gun. Dchlia afterwards went to the
field with her father, Leaving George and the
infant in the house. Tlr: child was shot. but
George claims thai it WAS accidental, rs he
WIS ftayins with the un. Inquest was held
Squire McCtsiau, bat action deferred UNI
III crops We're laid by, when the matter was
referred Il few DAYS ago to Trial Justice Cal
houn,a preliminary examination WAS held.
when pciliu, George aud Matthew wcro sent
n, iuiI
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J. t. u IVWI TkIJt
Sheriff Abbevilie County.
SheriTs Office, Abbevillc Z. H.. ). Z.
August II, lSSJ, 81
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Let the Law be Enforced.
(Su,the1n Christian adrOcaic.)

, Our secular Journals: in South Carolina are
becoming alarmed about the !OoSr manner
In which the laws are being forced against
tho crime of murder. This we consider hoin
n good sign ana Il bad one. 1t is certainly II
bad sign for The c%ountr; -; large :ir%t here
snorll be r"cl:i"SSGc>% - IL ii.r c"!iniiSSinii
Of such crime, and carriCsSnC:S as - It's do
lection and pnniSh mcrt; but Il is II conl Si.n
that there Should not be waN!in" grave aGa
manly Gctcstat;on and rehukc Of tie crime
Itself, and an equally bray" and manly az
T%aignrnont OF toe authorities OF tho law, IN 80
far AZ they are rNAi$s II Inc S:'.rit aid tctp!'s
OF .il,T Ii 49,. "
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G-rcuyood.S DELEGATION.

Waller. Dr. !. G.. Maxwell. Mr.. Ganuhl, Of Au-
cuSIa, Mr.. J.. y. Lass, superintendent OF the
4. e. X. r. r., came To town Monday night in
The law case bet wrcn the railroads.. udse
Cuthran dismissed the injunction.
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New Store ut Troy.

McssrS. p. Rosenberg & 70. intend opcning
n permanent branci! store 1T Troy. by the 1il'
September, where they will be prepared |"
serve the surrounding country wl'h - large
AMI varied stock of general uucrr;iani:Sc Mr..
julius V!xanskn will have ,,r s:o:cin cll,rgr,
ably assisted ~ two NJ Ti"y'S best aEl most
prlitc statesmen. Mr.. JalinS ElS;ii!S'ia is 4
most worthy and Il in"St reliable young NOR.
chant. Ike will be popular with our friends ut
TROY, and his good business qualities Will
commend him TO lEcir good gITiccs.
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Il 4. mn EnferNnl Machine?

Nj. !. w Vykard has 4 machine, the use for
which he cannot find ont. Paris White, col
orrd, IT. seems. ound ii In an old cellar il'lt
once belonged TO .Iu!l"r Wardlaw wllr;, now
btloi.s 10 Can't. l.. W. White. The pendulum
has q rotary motion instead o! vibration. No
one i'm town can tell anything at all about 1T.
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az !ntcmd castiEg MY ballot every .ilGc for
the .Ah'Gvll;c Wholesale >l"i',' said Il farmer
the other day. "W!l%'," asked! stranger stand
ing by. "lirrnr:c they l:tvc been Il great
prices o. Mi goods In The grocery line and
propose buying all the goods l need from
ihein." DO you want to take it. up, stranger
Shilol,'s Cough. and Consumption Cure l.:
sold by us on q guara,!ter. 1t cures colSuinp-
lion. Speed II Ncuilcr, Abbeviile; y. Z. Du.
Pre-, Greenwood.
bargains bargains in dress goods at Bell &
Galphin.
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Thu A. e r. II.

I've saw n gentleman from Charleston last
week who is 4 capitalist, and who has about
rs much money as anybody else, and he said
he thought nobody in Charleston would in
vest q dollar in Carolina. Cumberland Gap
dud Chicago Railroad bonds.
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Several weeks ago Mr.. J. ". ltyk:rd put q
small steel instrument in Il 'W,ttirR 81 Kerosene
oil, and very much to his surprise, when nc
examined il last Monday, he found that Tho
oi! had dissolved the steel, forming Ia .he hot
tom of the bottle Il black Snhstaherl0i abnn'
the consistency OF dough. 1t Is wei! known
that kerosene will dissolve rust H: iron, hn'
it is surprising that the oil should dissolve
the solid metal.
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ricl, Notwithstanding their rrcccnt trouble.
As Harris is - Years of age. and IS Katie l. ~
wears old, II really seems That The Vcrlprhi-
ancc of her unclrs is an Outrage gains Ca
pid'S arts, which deserves Il most riSid re-
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Duc West Items.

DUE WEST. August IL. 1881.
Some rain fell last Sabbath and Monday,
Vegetation Is greatly revived.
Those vino attended the stock show last
week speak in glowing terms of the cXhihi-
ton, as well rs the hospitality Of the citizens.
The meeting was adjourned with the eXpect,.
ton of meeting again next year.. About q
dozen PERSONS from here attended. ,
When the negroes about hue West are not
playing base baii, they arc having p:oiractcd
meetings and Gel, biationS.
Prof. j. NJ. Todd and Mr.. VIM Wright have
returned from the Highlands OF North Caro-
lima, where they have been l"r ahnnt n n:"nth,
Rev. J. y. Young occupied Rev. W. ]. Press
,y's pllri; last S,ihlaIh morning. Mr.. lrtsS'
Is was OIL iiil.nL some appointment.
Mr.. !. G.. Kennedy is la town.
The following mined ladies and gentlemen
lcc: towu last week for ~v4riOGS places: Mrs.
a. l.. linEEcr. Miss l;u.a l!mldun, Mcss:S. }.
z. kcni..'ly, jr., l." L. Ahercrombic and Prot
J. |. Mccain.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.. Nrnwnlce, Of Anderson,
are visiting Mr.. X. G. Erownlcc.
Messrs. D. Calhoun. i. Link and - Calhoun
spent last Sabbath Will, Mr. J. +. Calhoun.
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Notice.,

7 WILL SELL, to the highest bidder, on Sat
l urIay, the 9Th of September, 1880, at
LnwndcSvi'lr, s. G., the following personal
property. to wit: Eight head of cattle, ono
wagon and plantation tools. Levied on H.
der mortgage Us tho property Of Dinah Palm
or, discussed. T~!rllS-CaSl!.
=. S. BAKER,
+. y. DANIEL. u.
AUGUST Il. 1851. ST.
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A <:rent

Mr.. F. NJ. Kcaton has asp!endid attachment
for sewing machines. By windin. up n large
steel spring nnd utliNing q band, the machine
tnn Ii. run nil day without the slightest cXer-
ton Oh the part Of the person using 1t.
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Rnnnion nf al 9Th Rc~imcnt.
Remarkable bog.

4 reunion of the survivors OF the !,h. RcCt-
mcnt will DC held ut Nincty-SiX next Fri'ay
and it Is hoped that every survivor 81 Tie
old battlc-Scarrctl command may be theie.
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&CrfOuS Accident.

Last Friday while Aaron Ellis md his
brother were sawin. sornr Single tinibcr', q
limb from an Ovcrliangin% tree fell upon
them and severely woGndcd Thorn about the
head anu flee.
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A FLY IN THE.
The G.. G. q. Il G. r. IL. Sill in Doubt.
full Grounds IA aiken:

vi FH lECDl"FT y
Contrary to expectation no application was
sent I'm to the County Commissioners, 1T their
meeting last week, by the friends Of tn c.,
&. q. Il e.. Railroad to ask for the holding OF
ali election for Aiken Township on the qucS-
ton Of II subscription to said railroad. IT wa
claimed some time since by the ~ltaiIrnalcrs
that ;lcy had Il majority ot the ErcchoI1crs.
Since then. however, we learn that one hun.
dred Of those who are alleged To have signed
II petition for un election, have an in>tru-
ment of writing nov In the possession OF Mr..
Henry Schroeder. demanding the removal OF
their names from the petition, giving their
reasons for SO doing. II was probably a
Knowledge Of the existence of this document
prevented tho Ral!roadeTS from co!n-
ing to time. From present appearances !,
lotitS extremely Doubtful Il tie ~lsailr"a!crS
can command even sufficient strength to call
All election, but slIou!I an election be held IL
sccins hcrdly nmnn= the ~prohnhtlitics that
the subscription will be mace In Tic face 81,
country.
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Mr.. 4. ". Hill has 81 dog which Is tied to q
stake by II trace chain III His back Yard. That
dog canglt 4 'poSSum one night last week.
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One Of the Largest and Rest,

Eiigcfc'd Chronicle.
The Press naR Bd1nrr OF Abbevillc IS one Of
the largest and best papers III ;hc State.
The hbbcrillc Wholesale Store Will dr:lvc:
goods ut amy depot in the up-country at
wholesale prices.
Our stock of hats, gents neck wear, and
hnnd scwed shoes cannot be surpassed. Smith
II Son.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :, 1883, at Corunaca, =.
c.. NV Rev. W. \. Rogers. SIR. !. =. .iGEEW,
of Fork shoals. =. t.. TO Miss llDIE, dauSh.
ter of James Coleman, Esq.
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Faculty:
Miss Theresa Giles, A.. NJ Trinity College,
Miss Pcrsis L. Giles, 4; NJ, Trinity College,
Miss Mary Giles, 4. NJ. Trinity College, NC.
Miss Sue h. Giles. I(iradnatc Of Wesleyan
Female Institute, StnuntOn, Na.)
No deduction. made IN tuition except for
prulracted sick ness. For other particulars
apply To L. $. i. GILES. ESQ,
August j., 1885. St GREENWOOD, :. G.
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]. T. PARKS.

For sale in Nlnety-six township 100 Acres
OF valuable land, u part Of the original Bar
~rattvilIc place. The land will be divided IN
two or three tracts or sold .lis Il whole, public
roads touch 1t on two sides.
Also, 2G Acres In Calhoun township half
mile from Mt. Carmel, Immediately on the
Savannah Valley Railroad. Timber enough
can be sold to pay for the place.
Also, One House and lot I'm Abbevillc. Com
plcic In every department and convenient TO
business. The lot contains one acre. For
terms and particulars apply to
J.T. PARKS, Agent.
August 5, 1885.
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POOR HOUSE CABINS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
ed till September I, 1855, for building two ~
double cabins ut the Puor House. Spcciiica
tons may be Seen OH application to tic Clerk
of the Board. The contractor will DC rcuuir-
cd to give bond with approved s~urctics. Eids
may be acnt 70 IN" undersigned ar left with
hIr. klugh, 1T .Ahbevil!c, {. II.
W. T. C0WAN,
County Commissioned:
Angus: IL. Isl. "
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Ear Netts

I,OR SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES
J. Cor sale by TlIOS. EEGIS.
August -, lSS5. IF
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August II, 1855.
House and Lot for Sale.

. GOOD house containing six rooms, with q
"a we'll Of fine water and 1iIty-siX :.;rcs Of
land is offered for sale. Also two building lots
cUntuiiin. one acre each, situated in the
town of Abjcville on Main Street.
For prices and terms appIy III this Office,
Aug, 10. ISL, If
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Second lard t.iiuc.*

: v";i ct;l'.,t na.,.i ~ i".. u l'"l. T.. "',.,
{ ca! ~ 80, i:'~'ri." "t'i:.r VII = r.r
u,""i-,' '".': -. :: .G-+. :, -.
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Eighty Acres,

Ninety Acres,
more or less, the property OF \. w. Cole. al
81 all that tract or parcel Of land, adjoining
the above, cOutliHllS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

kllllNG A Doc.

Ia the case Of Jenison against the
south western Railroad Co., the Georgia
Supreme Court holds as follows:
l. A dog is not property except in q
qualified sens.. either At common Law
or under the statutes of this State. The
owner may maintain an action of tres
pass pi ef armis for the wsnton and
malicious killing Of his dog, but he
cannot maintain q case for its uninten-
tional, though negligent, destruction;
and where dog was killed by a railroad
tram the presumption did not arise
against the company, as in cases of in
Jury to persons or property.
2. The facts in this case showed that
no exercise of care on the part OF the
employees Of the railroad would have
aver-ed the death Of the Jog, and NON
sal, was proper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

Ar THE Art Rooms The following
musical program at the Art Exhibition,
under the management Of Mr.. Stevens,
was rendered last evening: 1.-The Postil.
ion." MIR. q. w. Crane; Suilivan's
Last Chord" a piano Transcription,
Miss May Boardmsn;" The Hunts
mans Horn" Miss Gertis Kisrski; "a
Freshening Breeze" Mr.. Carkeek;
Song Of the Bell" Mr.. E. s. Meaney
- The Baby and the Fly" Mr.. Stevens;
Dreamland Faces" Miss Cora Tay.
Tor. Miss Boardman accompanied the
siayePs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

OS THE RourE AsAIS.-Fhe familiar
whistle Of the steamer North Pacific at
tracted . large crowd to the wharf last
evening to see the good old boat again
after an absence OF seven months. The
North Pacific looks as natural as life
The changes In her are unnotioeable,
except the paintvork. which 10 fresh
and bright. She is in good order, made
Is miles an hour on her trial trip and
has taken the place Of the George Z
Starr on the Victoria route. All the
officers aud crew we're transferred from
the starr TO the North Pacific.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

UxrvERsAL CoLoR BLIspSEss.-Color
blindness. as usually understood, 10 &
blindness to red, green, or TO blue or
violet, and about one male in every
twenty five appears to be unable 10 dis
eriminate between the principal color
of the spectrum. In stricter sense,
all persons are coler blind; for. thong b
Chevreul is said to have been able "a
distinguish l4.&s0 tones Of color. it has
been proven that the human eye Is to-
tally incapable of receiving all the
vibrations of color which must exist in
the spectrum.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22
The Armissiee PROLONGED,
PACIFIC COAST.



SAN Francisco, Dec. 20.-Privste sd.
vices received by the steamer Oceanis
Yesterday from China state tina, the
German man Of war Nautilus has raised
the German flag on the Marshall and
Gilbert groups, islands in the Southern
Pacific ocean numbering about fifty in
IN all, and has claimed a protectorats
over them. The natives Of the ISLANDS
are said to be civilized and have for
many years been under the influence of
the American Missionary Society. There
has been large and growing trade be-
tween this port and these islands. The
islands are supposed to he under the
Jurisdiction of United States Consul
Greenbaum, residing at Apia, Samoa,
but no knowledge of the action of the
German vessel had reached the United
States Consul up to the tune of the YES
sells leaving which brings this news.
By the next Australian steamer, due
here on December 18th, further news
will be obtained. as the steamer calls off
the samoan Islands fer mail.
storm at san FRANCHISE.
SAS Francisco, Dec. 2l.-San Fran
Cisco WAS visited this morning by the
heaviest rain and wind storm Of the
season. Shortly before daylight the
rain came down as II from a cloadburst.
The streets became streams, sewers
were overlooked and easements and Gel
lars we're flooded. In maRy places the
sidewalks we're covered with a deposit
OF mud of from SIX inches to over a
foot. The MeAllister street and Union
street cable lines were blockaded from
mud washed into the cable slot aud did
net resume operations for several hours.
Nearly all morning people we're engaged
IN pumping water from their cellars and
Easements and shoveling mud from
their sidesalks. The rain stopped
about 10 O'Clock and later the sky be
came clear. No estimate of the damage
has yet been made.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 21.-Arrived-
Steamer Alki, from Seattle.
Sailed-Stsamer Geo. W. Elder, for
Seattle.
TAroosH. Dec. 2l.-Light rain; gentle
southeast wind.
PoKr townsend, Dec. H.-Arrived-
Norwegian bark Dictator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

There Vas q row over q grave in q
Stockton cemetery lately. A woman OF
the town had died. and her sister, q
respectable married voaan Of Ssn
Francisco, objected TO having any of
the deceassd's late companions take
part in the funeral. So when they Gov
cred the grave With flowers the sister
Indignantly tore them Cd and cast them
avay. That was where the row began
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FOREIGN.
The Treubles In Csrea.

1Fb1tfSs N0rR4.
LONDON. Dec. D.-It is rumorec thu,
the troubles in Corea have become ser-.
ous- A Chise-e squadron and AZ
AmeresH and japanese man Of var
have left Shanghai for Cores-
The Newark GhiIdrsa Arrive Al
Paris
PARIS, Dec. 20.-Ths four children
recently bitten by a mad doc in Nsv-
ark landed at Hsvre all sell. Ihey
reached this city today and hav. pro
csSSded 30 Past-ars house, where special
Arrangements have been made for tbe
treatment Of the little sues.
Pastsur. in an interviex TODAY said -.
L VII operate on the children tonor.
row. regret that 80 long A tine hss
elapsed between the time the children
we're bitten and their arrival here. bu,
there - good ground 70, hope, as have
previously treated cases with suceas.
after two months bad passed from the
time the patients were bitten
A French Gusbest Ysapd~r..
A dispatch from Teulon saws that the
French gunboat Chamois, bouaa for
Topquin, has foundered in Toulon
roads. No further information i.
gIves, and II u not known vhet her any
lives we're lost.
The Bitten Chiidren.
PARIS, Dee. 2l.-A. Pasteur. Who had
at first contemplated Postponing until
tomorrow the operation on the Newark,
New Jersey, children, concluded this
afternoon that 1t was best to permit 10
delay. and consequently the inocula-
tons were made Immediately. NJ. Pas
teur personally performing the opera
tons.
The Armisfiee Prolonged.
SOFIA, Dec. 2l.-The msmbers Of the
International Commission have drawn
up and signed protocol. by which the
Servians will evacuate Prot on SUNDAY
next and prolongine the armlsiice to
March LIST. The protocol has also been
signed by the Bulgarian and Servian
delegates.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

CorPxR PLATING CoErsxs.-A French
chemist proposes coating the bodies OF
the dead vita skin Of copper BY means
Of the we'll known electro plating pro
ccss. A second plating Of gold or silver
could be added. il desired. This treat
ment, which permanently preserves the
bodies of the dead. has already beea sp-
piled 10 several human subjects and 70
many animals
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

A couple Of mining companies havt
bean oreAnizsd which have located ths
sovnsiss Of Orov,iie. Cal. for MINING
purpoees. Considerable feeling 10 man
tested over the matter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

Some beuevoleas person In SAersmen-
to recently ssns poor widow load OF
wood in the eveaisg. bat during the
night every stick Of IL Vas stolen from
In front Of her door.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

whso the gamblers ss RAvlins. wyo.
T., engaged IN 9 littls pistol practses
and killed an oatsider, the iary
hroaehs m Q verdict Of " crirainAl care
1891"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

Az Pholix (Arx Ter }. an excavation
btonghs 20 light large metadt. OF corn
mill. which wAs doubtless once the prop
ertv OF an Aztec gentleman Who lived
in the vicinity. II. r. Patrick. sf
Phcsaix. in dlsgin9 . ditch throogh his
place not long since. snearthed Q nam
Der of interesting relies. consisting OF
cspa. sAncsrA usns. shsil and bone orna-
nerss. many Of which we're in q psrfsct
etsss Of pfUonxvatioo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-22

JOSEPH cowxS's VIEWS.

LONDON. Dec. 2l.-Josep1 Coxen,
member of Parliament sIe1ted for New
castle. on Tyne, has issued q manifesto
10 his constituents respecting home rule
for Ireland. Cowen Was the chief one
Of the exceptions made by Psrnell in
his manifesto instructiag the National
isis not to vote for Liberal or Radical
candidates. Cowen says; " IL Is i'm
possible for England 10 consent to pro
tec,ive tariffs for ireland, or 30 confis-
catien Of the property of landlords in
Ireland, or 20 allow Irish members T.
leeislste In home affairs in England in
addition 10 having their own Parlia-
meut. With these exceptions | approve
of home rule for Ireland"