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AFTER THE PIG-TAILs.
Another Chinese Riot in Wyoming Ter
riIory. u

Another Chinese Riot in Wyoming Ter
ritory,
OMAHA, Oct. GA dispatch re-
ceived at the Union Pacific headquar
ters states that on Wednesday night at
IL o'clock mob of white men attacked
the station house at the old town OF
Rock Springs, Wyoming, three miles
from the coal mining town of the same
name. The house was occupied by 30
Cninamen, employed as railroad aec-
ton men. The mob yelled and shout
ed, fred a voiley of revolver shots into
the air, and bombsrded the house with
clubs and stones, and smashed every
window. The Cinnamon were fright
ened nearly to death, surprising an
other massacre wns to take place.
They ran out Of the house and fled TO
the neighboring hills, where they
remained all night, suffering intensely
from the cold, as they were but halt
clad. In tho morning they returned
aud resumed work. The authorities
and tho military remaining at Rock
Springs were informed of what had 90
curred, but as yet have been unable to
discover who the rioters were.
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DAsrARDLY DoINas AT ST. LOUIS
Attempt to Blow Up . Street Car-Grea
Indignation Over the Outrage.

ACIdnpt " DAOW OP - otA Ouo OSA-St ooo
Indignation Over the Outrage.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. G.-While bob.tail
car on the Washington avenue road
wns coming east between 0 and 10
o'clock tonight, it ran on
something between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, which exploded
with great noise, tore out all the front
part OF the floor OF the car and shat
tered some OF the wttld,ws Three
ladies and one gentleuian were passen-
gers, ALI four wore terri
bly, frightened, but mono o. them
gathered and great indignation was
expressed at tue outrage. 1t Is not
known what the explosive was, but
from the lend sound and the force q
exerbsd II il SUPPOSED 10 have been
giant powder. No arrests were made.
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We invite attention to tho above cut OF
our Cali, Channel Screw, Opera Leg, Box
Boot. II is made solid throughout, Oak
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break down or skin the toes; is made OF
Calf Skin and the Upper fitted with Silk.
This style Of Box Toes has been expert
mented upon, and developed by us for the
past ten years; tits the most desirable and
perfect fitting Box Toe Boot IN America.
None genuine unless firm name stamped
on bottom For sale by the following lead
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
Thompson Bros, Dallas.
Block Bros Dallas.
John Achenback, N T. Ayors, Houston.
p bammersmitb, Bolton.
Malone, McHenry n Beckham, Lam
Iasas.
NJ. H. Sherburne, Denison.
Young Bros Waco.
+ g. G. Conch, 4. Roesler, Brenhnm
Durham 4 Patty, Hillsboro.
Wells a Morris, Ennis
G.. n. sullivan IL Co, San Antonio.
w, Barnes & Co.. Alvarado.
A. M. Worsham Il Bro, Greenville
j. I. sullivan d Co ,orslcanR.,
q. j. Creed, Mckinney.
J. 8 Taylor 8 Co., Abilene.
ii. =. Smith 4 Co., Longview.
Z II. 9. Alexander, Bonham
M Hamilton, Paris
scarborough q Kick, Rockdale.
Rubey 4 Co., Gainesville.
Muckelroy q Martin, Terrell.
Schweer & Co., sherman.
j. A. Hahn q On, Denton.
Womacs, s,nrsis 4 10 Tsvlor
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Colonel Dan
lei G. Lamont, the presidents private
secretary, was at the Hoffman house
to-day, holding g consultation with
the executive committee of the Dem
ocratic State committee.
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sPoR rING.
The Great Boat Row To-day.

Troy, N. Y, Dot. %. Tho Hanlan-
Teemer race will be rowed between
2:3O and 4:30 O'clock tomorrow afser-
noon. Both men were at the course
practicing to-day and each Is confident
Of success. The betting Is slightly In
favor OF Hanlau.
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Women inthops and Stores
Women who iabor often have back
ache. Benson's CspoIne Porous Piae.
tiers viii relieve Il im1aediatelys $50.
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tosm ii show fhli lbn pfopIt tor was
uIIfflnlnel noUtHsu Al Nf1nps fofufhl,
srh Whils wbst Nas khowu ~ inH lp
Atfn tl 10 gave fun Hiflux bsllft ihat
b. was not az Hhapo 10 %, brought hn'
infn tho puhllOh
General Bntlor declined 10 say Whist
ihase pfOnfs we're, md iutimnted tnat
thoy would probably not DO made pub
tic till alter his death.
non. DAVID oOOnIE0.
iNDfANAroLfs, oct. 2j,-Hnn. David
:, Opouing, who was marshal ol tho
Distrisi OF Columbia undDr Andrew
johnson, today made the following
Btatament as To tho political views
hplh by the president;
"Soon nilor PfeaidenJ jOhnsons'
sc 'ession 10 tho presidency ne ap'
ptints Il mo United states marshal FOR
| the District of Columbia. l entered
ON the dutleB In January, 1868
aud continued Ia that ofhce during his
term OF tha presidency. The usage
az that office, tEe Rpprshensions Vi
che many for tho personal safety
OF the proaldent, aud tho deep intorosl
felt therein by bia administrations
caused me 10 Toe very frequently
nc tho White House, and i was
intimate and had confidential relations
with MIN, and often heard President
johnson express his views, IA,
ten,ions and purposes in regard
u the course TO be pursued ~ the
restoration OF peace 10 tho Union
He declared in messages lot
tera, public speeches gud
In private conversations VIVA
WAS known as the uma rs President
Johnson's policy, aud frequently alig'
| matiZed az my policy lG was in sub
| stance and briefly this:
"'Phgt no State had boon out
of the Union; thas all were
ia tho Union, and, az states,
mad equal rights under tho
constitution; That none could DO pun
ished by the general govern ment LOT
treason, but that individuals could
could bs punished as traitors. That ss
fast as loyal men wero elected 70 Con-
gress thoy should be admitted TO seat
and that tue South should be
encouraged TO eject loyal mon
| 70 Congress by their immediate
admissions To seats and p1rtici-
patton in legislations. That each house
uf Congress was the judge
| OF the election and quGlitca.
uou of iLs own members, aud
that uurepentant and unpardoned
| rebels should not DO aunllteu 10 hehta
in Congress, not becsuse their States
were out of the Union, nor be
cause they we're not entitled 10
representation in Congress, but be-
cause of the unpardoned treason
OF the MEMBERSHIPS. That
| no State or district should
be denied representation, if the mem
Der elect was loyal to the govern
| msDt.
"Hon. C. NJ. Dspew must surely
have misunderstood General Grant
at that dinner of many
courses and several hours
duration. His recollection must be
bad and his Imagination vivid"
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A Song Of Solace.

Thou sweet hand Of God, that now wonndest
my heart,
Thou makost me smile, while thou mskest me
smart.
Il seems as il God were at ball.playi and l.
The harder lie strikes me the higher fly.
own it, He bruises, lie pierces me sore
But the hammer and chispl afllict me no more
Shall tell you the reason 10 is that 1 see
The Sculptor will carve out an angel of me,
I shrink from no suffering, how painful so
Ger
When once can feel that Gods hand is still
there;
For soft on the anvil the iron shall glow
When the Smith with His hammer deals blow
upon blow.
God presses me hard, but He gives patience
too,
And say to myself "'tis more than my due. '
And no tune from the organ can swell on the
breeze
Till the orgauist's fingers press down on the
keys
SO come then, and welcome the blow and the
pain,
without them no mortal to Heaven can attain,
For what can the sheayes ON the barn-hooI
avail
Till the throshcr shall beat ont the chaf with
his fail?
| 'Tis only moment God ohasteus with pain,
| Joy follows on sorrow, ike sunshine on rain
/ Then bear thou what God on thy spirit shal
lay;
Be dumb; but if tempted to murmur, ther
pray. From the German.
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SICILY.
December 2nd, 1855.

December 2nd, 1850,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Cumberland is visiting in
Brown county.
Prayer meeting at Tolls schoOlhouse every
Thursday night
The Odd Fellows will have an oyster supper
at the hall at Buford December 18th.
Mr.. Thomas Brown and wife, of LynChburg,
were the guests Of E. " Keelor Saturday
Misses Emma and Mollie Podicord we're the
guests of r.. G. Pedicord last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Marconette, Of strausburg, WAS
visiting his uncle George Marconetter last
Sunday
One of our young gents took western
trip a few days ago. "DOc' surely wants TO
learn the "blacksmith' trade.
Ber. Huggins accompanied by Misses Bertha
aud Clara kIbl8T were visiting their uncle Mr..
Robert Kibler, Of FinCaste, last Saturday
Stanley Matthews aged i've, fell and broke
his arm while playing at school Tuesday. Dr.
Matthews of Buford, was called TO set the
broken limb.
win Mr.. Henry Williams please repeat the
questions that we're given in the NEWS a few
weeks ago as we lost the number they were
stated in One question was "Who said am
reposing on a bed Of roses ~ etc,
e. v. Keller did not start for Kansas &C
stated i'm our last letter, owing TO sickness In
/ the family, but starts to-day. Mr.. David Kib-
/ len also accompanies him as fer as Usage
| Mission, Kansas, for the purpose Of looking
ont a location. Thus one by one our friends are
/ leaving.
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HARDWOOD.


Mr. John g. Chaney will move his family
near Banchester this week, where he has pur-
chased farm.
We have had quite change in the weather
since last Friday night, 1t seems as if stern
winter had actually begun.
Mr. Isaiah Tedrick and family moved above
Prcetowu last week Mr.. Clark Young OCcu-
pies the house vacated by Mr.. Tedrick
The past week has been the week for spell
ing schools Miss Siaua CLANCY held one in
district No last Tuesday night. We think
the speeches by MeBsrs. CLANCY and Duvall in
reply, we're good. Mr.. Hamer Daggy held
forth last Wednesday night in district No. ].
Both spelling schools were well conducted
Rev Arthur Henderson preached at Thos.
| Duvall5 residence last Sabbath. The Univer-
salist brethren have opened their hearts and
also the doors Of their church for the New
! Light brethren. as they are commonly called,
| Rev G.. O. Hill will preach next Sabbath at
| half past ten o'clock. Rev. Henderson will
preach again the fourth Sunday in this month
and also on Saturday night. The friends and
| neighbors are well aware of the Transaction of
| the NJ 4. brethren. We are very thankful
that if they can lock us ont Of the church, that
they have not the power to lock uB out Of the
better world. May the Lord bless that faith
! ful financial four.
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JOAB
Talks Of Pixies, Political Corruption and
Protraoted Meetings,
Disiointed Mails, Christmas Trees and
Turkeys, and the Narrow Gauge.
Mowpyrowv. Dec. 5th, 1885.

MowRyTowN, Dec 9TH, 1885.
EDuoU News For about two months
we have remained silent, but have CON
cluded to let our voice be heard once
more from the dark corners.
The past two months has been pro
life of sudden surprises to us. First
came the election, and the clean sweep
of the county by the Republicans was a
surprise and decidedly cheering. We
expected from what we knew and heard
of fraudulent voting, Doodle, and buy
ing and selling OF votes, that there
would be wholesale arrests, fning, inn
prisonment, ETC., but after waiting pa
tiently have concluded that one was
"afraid and tother darBent." Both
sides were tainted with the same abom-
Unable corruption and no mistake; 'ts
shameiully wicked Then came the
contract for the completion of the c. 4
NJ. X. r., and to say we were tickled
would be stating it mild, and didn't the
price OF our bonds 60 up; you could
hardly buy one for less than par in thi.
township to-day. And amt we look
ing for that new locomotive and the
section hands, and the new cars, Lei
her boom! Then came the turnpik,
No. So, after three years opposition
there suddenly comes a lull in the fgh
and we now will have a pike all tn,
way to HillsborO from Mowrvtown, anC
it will be finished next summer.
Since President Cleveland has beer
turning the rascals out, our mails hav,
been terribly out of fix; mail nearly al
ways behind, and it seems hard to get
letter away from here, especially if it /
registered it will go to Hillsboro an,
return the third or fourth time before
gets away. One case we know a regis
tered letter was sent to New York
came back from IIillsboro twice, an
then a package of books came from Ne1
York in reply, before the return re
ceipt came from Hillsboro. A shol
time ago Diehl Bros. mailed ninety cd
3 dollars to a bank in Hillsboro, and hav
never heard from it yet There is on
or two screws loose somewhere. OF
, postmaster at Confederate Cross RoaC
t is all torn up about it,
Rev Cummings of the U. B. Churcl
/ is holding a protracted meeting
, Mowrytown. Several conversions up
, date, and the dry bones are beginnir
to shake
o Abe Mowry's last work as Infrmar
Director was to take Squire Helsley
] that institution. The Squire was NJ
satisfied or content to stay and has r
O. turned, and says he will kill a beef al
e winter at home.
o Since the proracted meeting start,
e nearly everybody has killed hogs az
C we are having feast OF fat things.
i, the language of the old darkey we "e
5 de spare rib, and de sassage, and
v grady run down bof sides of yo
mouf'
The Sunday School here will have
Y, Christmas tree Christmas Eve; it will
1t nice one and the exercises will
it splendid Everybody invited to col
s and be happy. Schools are progressi
t, finely, scholars anxiously looking
d: the holidays. Our Christmas turkey
ripening and we are content Joan
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A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the grayest maladies of the throat
and lungs, is q consideration which should
impcl every prudent person TO keep at
hand, rs q household remedy, q bottle Of
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure n cure in oil affections
Of this class, That eminent physicianl
Irof. f. Sweetzer, Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Nc, says -
"NIcdicaI science has produced no other nno-
dyue cypoctorunt 90 good as Ayers CHERRY
PECToRAL. II is invaluable for disease Of tho
uTUat and luugs."
The same opinion Is expressed by the
wcll-hnown DR.. L. j. Addison, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says
81 have never found, in thlrty-hve years Of
continuous study and practice Of medicine, any
preparation ut 40 great value aa AVER's CHERRY
pF,roHAI, f'r treatment Of diseases Of che
throat and lungs. u not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else IN relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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8ORO HIGHLAND COUNTY, ONO WEDNESDAY, DECE0IBER 49,

departments and was graduated with
honor from the high school Having
gone through school there he began TO
look about to decide upon some higher
institution Of learning as his desire for
knowledge had rather been increased
than diminished by the education he
had there received His choice at last
fell upon the o. w. T.. and he camc to
Delaware and matricuated with the in
tention of going out from these college
halls with diploma As before he
worked his way as best as he could, and
was not long in gaining the confidence
and respect of the professors. A year or
two since he did what has been said 10y
an American Divine to be the next best
thing that a young man can do after
graduating from college, and that is en-
tered into a partnership for life with an
industrious, sensible young lady, who,
like himself knew how to work. Dull
care has been sitting lightly on his brow
since then and he viii leave college next
June as one of the class of 'SG. May
success attend him, and, although we
don't claim to be "among the prophets, '
we predict 1t will.
From the other side Of the globe we
have here one young man from Armen-
ia and two young ladies from China, al
though but one of the latter is a native
Chinese. We believe this young lady is
the granddaughter OF the first convert to
Christianity in that distant land, and is
an example OF the third fruit of our mis-,
sionary work in China. She still holds
fast to the customs of her people, in re.
gard to dress and the mode of wearing
the hair, for should she be prevailed
upon by some of our American girls to
shingle her hair or TO wear bangs she
could hope to have but little influence
over her countrymen when she returns
to China. She is apparetly very patri
otic and speaks of her native land a,
"my China"
Our Armenian student, Mr.. MoriiclS
ian. whom, perhaps, some of the reader
OF the News may have seen at some o
the camp meetings, is not so tenacious
in regard to the customs Of his fathers
He is more careful to dress in the cos
tune of the fashionable American youn,
gentlemen of to-day. In fact we beley,
, if he should try he could initiate to per
lection in regard to dress, slang phrase
and all, that parsonage commonly know
as the American dude" Mr.. NJ. wa
, converted by one of our missionaries t
/ Armenia, and for that act of disrespeC
3 to the pagan Gods of that country h
was disowned by his father He the
began business on his own hook, cam
, to this country and finally landed in tn
8 O. W. u, where he is doing some goo
( for himself, and will, we doubt not, ult
2 mately do some good for his race Nj
Morjickian is an intelligent Christia
/ young gentleman.
e We could give some account Of Amer
. lean students OF our acquaintance hel
= which might not be uninteresting
some of the News family, but as this a
e ticle is already somewhat lengthy "
a will close for the present, wishing vol
Mr. Editor, and each reader OF the NEy
l. a merry Christmas and a happy Ne
Il Year. HIGHLAND Boy.
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A Walking skeleton,

Mr.. T.. Springer, Of Mschanic5burg, Pa,
writes "I was afflicted with lung fever and
abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking
skeleton. Got a free trial bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which did
me 30 much good that bought a dollar bottle,
After using three bottles, found myself once
more a man, completely restored to health,
with a hearty appetite, and gain in flesh OF
AS lbs" Can at seybert Co.. drug store
and Get a free trial bottle o. this certain cure
for an lung diseases. Large bottles 81.
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Slate Hin School RenOrt

For the month ending Dec. 4th 'S5
A Grade-Navie Bell 80 SO, Matte Cum
mings 50 SO, Grant Bell "a SO, Joseph Gum
mings SO 40, Anna Buffers 92ls, Anna Hiser
90 8-5, Clinton Buffers 922, Cinda Buffers
80 So Ollie Buffers % l-G, Daniel Hiser 80 10.
b Grade-Jennie Hiser S7]5, Wesley Cum
mings 9Ol<, Allie Buffers g. Ellsworth Hiser
86l5, sherman Cummings SO 81, Ollie Cum
mings So 3-6 Charlie HiBer 9OlF, Minnie But
ters S7l5. N. WALLACE WILLIAMS,
Teacher.
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Probate Court.

A. p. Pushee, guardian Of the estate Of
Blanche and Flora BeesOn, filed first account
James W. Lawson admir- of the estate Of
James Lawson, filed inventory and appraise-
ment.
NJ. Redkey, one of the executors Of the es-
tate Of r. p Johnson, filed final account.
W. B. Cochran appointed admir- Of the es-
tate of H. II. StOrer Bond $4,000.
Samuel and John Mccoy, executors Of the
estate of Joseph Mccoy, filed fourth account.
Lewis Gibler adjudged insane and sent TO
Athens Asylum.
T. t., Cashatt, guardian of the estate Of
Clark Woodmansee filed first and final
account.
John Morrow admir- of the estate of Joseph
Mcneil reported sale Of real estate. Sale con-
hrmed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
p. A. Squire and Laura Painter.
James w. DOugluss aud Nellie l., Robbins.
Horace NJ. Barrett and Clara L, Jones.
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The Longest Pole

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Queen Victoria has testified her pleas
ure that the jubilee Of her reign shall
be celebrated on June Goth, 1887, the
completion of the period of fifty years
since her accession.
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Royal Blood.

We are all kings and queens in this country
and we have a right to as good blood as that
which courses through the veins of emperors.
II the blood is poor and the cheeks are pale, it
is we'll known that Browns Iron Bitters is the
great tonic which will give color, vigor, and
vitality Mr.. NJ X. Gibson, of West Point,
Miss, says, Il felt weak and debilitated.
Browns Iron BitteTs made me strong and well.
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