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Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Tne Man df surely Dead.

LONDON, July 26 1t Is now un-
doubted that FL Mahdi is dead. A
special agent Of the late insurgent, who
has often been sent on confidential mis-
sions to the Egyptian Government, has
arrived at Cairo and has fully con-
firmed the report that FL Mahdi died ol
disease On the 22l of last month. The
agent says, however, that the war will
be carried on as vigorously as ever, and
will reach Upper Egypt by the end oil
this yaar
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
MOwIt wnx Done.

While driving on the road leading
from Smyrna to Dover, OIL Wednesday
George Pleasanton deserted several
tramps in his orchard. Alighting from
the team he climbed the orchard fencs
for the purpose of driving the trespass-
ers out, but before he had gone far h'
was surprised to see large white man
evidently tramp, Jump into the car
riage and drive rapidly away. AS YET
the whereabouts of the team CT tn
thief have not been ascertained Mr.
Pleasanton offers a reward OF S25 70
the capture of the thief and the returl
of the stolen property.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Base Ball.

The following games were played on
Saturday
Observation-Disclosures, 5; 5;Louisvilie
6.
Washington, d. c. National, II
Lancaster, 2.
New York-Eew York, 8 st. Louis, 0
Boston Boston, Buffalo, S.
Brook oklyn-Brookl lS n, TO- Metropol!'
tan, 6.
St. Louis-St. Louis, ; Pittsburg,
SUNDAY GAMES.
The following games were ?.aye'
yesterday :
Louisville-Louisville C; 6;Cincinnati,
St. Louis-St. Louis, Pittsburg,
NOTES.
The game at Providence on Sa'uria
was called at the tn ird inning on a
count of rain.
Cochran has signed with the Ne
York team.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD,
How the club. in the American ASSOCIATE
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
News Summary.

II. oreI nsol q W. cdDuy iActOry, III
Montreal, was burned On Sunday
morning. Loss, $40 900.
The Birchdale Springs Hotel, Concord,
New Hampshire, was burned on Sunday
afternoon. LOSS, $40, 0,oCo.
Fall River, Massachusetts, mills,
representing 200, 600 spindles, have
agreed to an additional four weeks cur.
tallment of production,
All the nail factories in Wheeling,
West Virginia, are about to resume,
with the feeders taking the place OF the
striking nailers.
An engine and freight train col
.idea near the stock yards in Milwau-
kee on Friday, ipjuring five trainme en-,
| three OF them perhaps fatally.
| A flye-year. old daughter of DR.. z. X.
| Wiley, OF Baltimore, died on Saturday
from the effects OF morphine, put up by
a drug clerk in prescription IN mistake
for Qu.nine.
| j. f. Heuneberger committed suicide
in Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday
night, by taking laudanum. He left q
letter saying that whisky and ci
garettes" were the cause.
Ever nc tho closing of Roach,
| ootpJ otui ab SuCsGGlt lu0 IiNtT lTOlJ o
the yardhas been infested by pirates
who steal any thing they get their hand
on.
The child that calls itself :" Jim
: | Clark was still at the residence of G
, w. jackson, the bill poster, at / 80 =
m,, TO day, ald there was still no clu,
: to its parents.
|. Mrs. John Janvier of New Castle
= died at her residenc in that city yes
|, terday and will be buried on Wedne,
, day. Mrs. Janvier was rs years
o age.
3 John Fangnan, his wife and thre.
" year-old son nave died of trichinosis i
Baltimore. A daughter is in a DANCE
Gus condition from the same diseas,
Inc elnfected pork was eaten on the lot
N Of May.
A telegram from Chicago reports thi
William Starr treasurer of the Briel
layers and Stonemasons' Union
missing and S5, 900 short in his a
counts. He was re elected two weel
ago.
NJ The President contemplated leavil
Washington next Saturday upon his v
cation, but the death of General Graz
has changed his program. He will n,
Degln his vacation until after d
IT funeral.
IN Charbon still prevails among I
stock and cattle in New iberia Paris
ne Louisiana, On the prairie west of I
oI ,J' town of New iberia the decomposi
in careasses are so-;numerous as to viii;
I. the atmosphere.
for B. Marshall, aged 20 years,
fes raph operator near Schuylk
s. Haven, Penpa., got one of his teet #
lly IL frog in front of his Office on 81
Of urday morning and was run over a
Killed by coal train.
AN John Wolf, who was shot dead
ma Washington while attempting b
glary, was once student OF Kashi
. ton College, and he helped edit tho X
line Edition of Tennyson, published
n firm iii Boston. Drink helped II;
him d criminal.
Itis announced that the twelve mi
in the Massiilon district will post
tices to day informing the men of u
ri duciion in the price Of mining from
~ to 90 cents per ton. The reduction y
go into effect August lst. 1t is pred
ed that a general strike will follow.
mn Adam HJrris (colored) died at N
~ dletoHn, on Sunday afternoon, in
~ 9ist year OF his age. He had accumuli
soaL i5'Is conslGGrable property and was gene
ax. " respected by the citizens, his G.
Il. acter Tor probity and honesty b;
rather remarkable.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
wum,ngtonisn stahoe'

This mornings PbilaaelPas. ~.
ssyi woman Al iaioPmei aoGus i 11en., wa, ,,
Wilmington, De- who e1usp wsp', 4
Market street, at the col eo,ue. sssn
ware avenue, that she LSa a',Sbs mn
ed by the man whO was s,sampss| Sl,n nss
sps wsrfse sss osaer ains' man nsi drew a s5 ssl
made a lunge at " a,leI' .aaE lid
came on the scene anu a.,,ion, .ova
the Fourth district s..o', sl.e ,1 nd
was wa cut just enough .ad a('ois he, vi i
woman, was released, ~ no John OBJ
who gave his NAME 80
was locked up.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
A Loss.

The large bay horse used by w. r
Brinck le 3 Co, of Greenville, Chris
tiana Hundred, in connection with a
gray, in delivering coal, lumber, etc.,
died on Saturday night. He did his
work as usual on Saturday, and wher
put in the stable III the evening ap.
peared all right, but on Sunday morn
ing he was found dead in his stall. L
is su pposed that he had been attacked
with collie, as he had evidently suf
fered yery greatly.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

Yesterday Alexander Schofleld crea
ted disturbance at his mothers resi-
dence, in the Ninth ward, when his
brother Samuel called in officer Cloud,
who took him to the hall. He had 8
hearing before Judge Sharpley this
morning, when Samuel said that ht
did not wish to press any charge
against him, and the case was dis
In iased.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
shooting Match,

A shooting match took place last
Saturday afternoon at the Scheutzen
Park, between party of young men
for a purse of s., which was won by L
L. Seeds, who made the greatest num-
ber of points out of a possible 36, the
score being as follows L. L. Seeds,
30; Fl. B. Seeds, 27; +. Oaks, "a 1. W.
Seeds, 23 w. jerks, ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Antogr graph Letter from President
cleveland

tAEOUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHIsGToE, ID, O..
March 51st, 1885 \
From n examination CT a portion OF Mr.
). ). Cox's book, entitled Three Decades" !"
deem myself abie eonscicntibGsly to com
mend It 0 my fellow citizens
1t deals with great historic epochs, and the
expansion and ability OF the author cannot
tail, IT seems to me, to make this vol.
ume pleasing source of very valuable in.
formation. GROVER ULEVEIAND
p. Sd. Cullen Bryant Is sole agent for
Wilmington, and is now soliciting subscribers
! for ). 5. Cox's great hook, Three Decades
of Federal Legislation, from 1555 to 1856
| This work is eleg antly engraved beautifully
bound and complete IN one large book o.
over 100 pages.
For information of those who wish 10 80 Q
| specimen copy, leave or6ers at RKPuBLIOAt
oftice, or call on JOHN 9. BRf AM, Penna
| house, KING anu 'front.' streets. ll0.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
More Llght Needed.

There is considerable complaint abou
the lamps In the lower part of the city
not being lighted, and gentleman said
this morning that they had not beer
attended to on Church street for som,
time, by the person whose duty it is Il
light them. Several times this duty
has been attended to by citizens, and II
several instances they have been allow
ed to burn all the next day.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
ehild Run over ;.

About : O'Clock iass a...,s s'soni son y
,na benny, ys.,.,5Iss 'hs IT l':,s so. rs ;es n
street, 81 was run over over Ninth, Il n
tanately maaisi escaped .sss1 serious shiidrs' i3'
ss Ii s9 i: Cd; y,s;: s. 81
a Yor. wagon, vi ,Hs xag a5a d Il !. ran n,'
eSss eSss' By 'SSt Il. 5 from; ,,ss Thts "a. Ell s
oaqs'sh ospy slowly, and II i, 'Ls ilsv, ss ss.cap
stumbled, he wout1
run over. --.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
A NarraH Escape.

A man and his wife at Harrin gton
had q narrow escape frem death by
lightning yesterday afternoon. The!
we're seated on sofa, and were knock
ed off, the bolt having entered in thu
gable end of the house. The sam
az roke lSilled n mig
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Maud \. Trots "a MILE i'm 2.II.

CLEVELAND. July 2G.-Maud s. trot
ted m lie at the g Glenville track yester
day in I'll. The intention was to give
her a warm mile and.she was sent Il
the first quarter pole in 341a. She wa
going so smoothly that Bair gave he
the rein and she went the secont
quarter In 3211 and the last half in /,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
In Tr0pbIe Again.

John McCloskey, who was released
from New Castle Jail last Friday, came
to this city, and by 3a -uriay night
mauag ged to get very drunk. He tell
into tn. hanis of officer Porter, who
lod ged him in the ball, and this morn
ing Judge Sharpley imposed fine 0!
c1aud costa.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

The interest of Peter Herdic in the
water works he is erecting under con.
tract " ith the city of Huntingdon au
tho1i;ies has been levied upon and ad
vertised to be sold by the Sheriff on 8
writ Of testatum fieri facias from Ly
coming County on a judgment of $1,000
with interest and cost.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
ComGnea sothe House.

The well known Edward Io2ry
wishes the REPUBICAS to inform his
many friends that he is at presen'
con in sd TO the house at his moth er 4
residence, with broken rio, ana tina
ie viii be pleased to have his friend
visit him,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

In New York on Wednesday the
highest marking of the thermom eter
was ninety.four degrees, at $3.50 in the
afternoon. Twenty .one cases of heat.
stroke, including four deaths, were re-
ported.
A thunder shower last evening cooled
the atmosphere.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
LOafing on the street.

John Armst strong, who cannot accus
tom himself to tho new order OF things
on " The Coast" was arrested yester-
day by officer Brickle for loafing on
Water street. The officer testified that
John wa. under the influence of liquor
when arrested, and the Judge sentenced
him to pay a fine of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
MARRIAGES..

Chester, Pa, on lunt
lo, by.Rey. p. II. Mowry, Mr.. NathaI
smith to Miss Hannah Hill, both of thi
city,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Agents wanted

TO sell DIR Chase's 1900 Recipe Book,
Sells at sight. You double your money
Address DIR. Chase's Printing House
ALL Arbor, Mich.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

The Grape around the Every Evening
office took fire this afternoon, and con
migration was only prevented by free
application of water.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday go Mt p. M, 900 at 8 p. m.
and $40 at 10 p. N.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
FOR SALE.
CITY BANK STOCKS.
ELLIOTT. JOHNSON
az co

yENO PARENTS; AND OTHERS. 6s-=yn,.
/ Preserve the natural teetn Ssssts..ss.s!F
DO not let the children lose tEeSeNIIyYY
useful as well as ornamental orSans Teeth
have much to do with the health. Filing
from 80 cents upwards. .5 cents for ex.
tracting Respectfully, nR. JAMES H.
SCOTT, <o4 W. Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
BAGS !
BAGS!!
BAGS!!I

We will sell bags for the
next five days, that is wraps,
less than they can be bought
for in Philadelphia, insuring
you a saving of ten per cent,
not counting the cost of ship
ping them to Wilmington.
Several thousand 1o-pound
bagsbelow cost TO close them
out. These goods are not
damaged but are frst-class
in every particular. At the
| REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
state o. the TnerIaa0 q

DtaSo W hn0 AhoHhhoAhOt'A
at the REPUBLICAN ofiice In the shade
Y o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
16o 1870 73o
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Tbe cntcsso so'bI,ts|

The Socialists a"aps. and piC.nI!.. i,
sss9 ssy ,a s : sss,,s,. sss,s nsf' e he
g,tns,nsd1 tse parade to the s's9'sss,;
4: ::;;: e; :!,.;; ..;;: ::: 8
ssss fss Ss's sss ss'5;' 9! s%as !; III: g. & d s
is$ss.psf:asy sss ssss,,ss; s.i "a; :; s;.''5s3
%s''H ;ss little 9s' g tsn'5d I " whom We :
| death YESTERDAY
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
Tho w cath or.
A Family Quarrel,

Tomorrow promises to be fair ant
cooler. Wednesday fair and warmer
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
meath OF A

n.s. s"ss a'sn';I s ;I:'s.. s'iss;. ,,55 ss3.1 e
an1ssn, p'iss' at in Il if'a.in'o5s + sa5'sSs',,,,I
sup1sya ind%csa By The ias.Isiae 4@at: .pd o, ss,
! ,yiss ssp,'.n 'a ,si ssss1'5S 4. 1'i''' u,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27
AIIns' III

p n1's, y: ! !. *, & Iss;
& s5lss:. sss:'s'ss::;s g 2Ts::: 9si s:'' g
VA xa,tsGh. s,hsr aannsa's,'n'n''' |
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

NYANJED-HALFG GROWH GIRL. To
wv assist ia housework. Apply at 20e
King street. iy27.2tf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

NTANrED.-A NEAT BlIDDLF-AaED
w American woman to do plain
cooking and asst II in houss swork no wash
ing or Ironing. Address A. X this ottice.
ly2e-lt.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

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Isdorned
Lit is th,
bud the i
. too pul
b drove
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), think
! that
90 in al
&y mot
ss that
antest |
Ithat N,
Dim best
| in {
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! preierel
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fenue yd
1.-THE new
3dretl an,
Avenue,
4 fathers
! for III
Thought
bilh hia
blOnel re
|evening
De said
I | cam
ntil | hi
bed owe
fing the
han, bu
7 decisi'
Iplsus b
De"
CLAIM
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fve per-
as callet
! this
make s.
Drisl in
a Dezen
kirman.
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pms of Y
Oral be |
adjouf
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Few Yoi
a a s.
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reacti
and p
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pes rest
has raI
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present
the / d
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been az
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her.
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the fat
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in no,
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the al
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Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

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|bck this
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to
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b the pa
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! wish Il
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bulted "
J park.
)ent Sa1 |
|kn, joinne
|ce for Ce
|brty ther
|
tbe most
Isdorned'
lit is tht |
bud the |
j too pul |
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j, think
! that
! 90 in al
|Ply mot
bas that |
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THAT N, |
him best |
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1.-THE new
Daily Republican., 1885-07-27

"AETED-A GOOD STOUT BOY IN
w grocery store. Apply Mt Eighth aud
Wollaston streets. ltt
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Wi7ss' Rothags'! DaBzltsrs!,'

BE TOUR OWN fIISlCIAN.-A
Lady, who for MANY years suffered tor
meats worse than death from Uterine
troubles, such as Failing of the Womb
Lcucnrrhoca hitcs,) painful and sup
pressed Meastruotion, finally found rcme-
dies which completely cured her. Any
sufferer from such diseases can take the
remedies and thus cure herself without re-
V"AiinG her condition TO any one, or sub
jecti'g her woma"ly modeStyto the shock
of IN examination by a physician. The
recipes with plain directions, Will be sent
to any address FREE OF CHARGE sccIrcly
sealed. Address MES. VI. J. BnAElE 42G
Marshall st, Philadelphia, Pa. Name this
paper. march s, 1885
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Young Men! Read This.

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Ell.
ECrRo- -VohTAIc BEGr and other Et.rurRIc
APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to
men (young or oldD afflicted with nervous
debility, loss of vitality and manhood,
and all kinlIred troubles. Also for rheu
matiam, neuralgia, paralysis and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write them at once for illustrn
4ed pamphlet free. jan l, '85-1y
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Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
In pursuance of the provisions of an Act
OF the State of South Carolina, entitled
IAN Act to authorize Counties, Town
ships, Cities and Towns Interested in the
construction of the Carolina, Cumber-
lano Gap and Chicago Railway Company,
TO subscribe to the capital stock of said
company" approved December ODD,
1883, an election will be held on the 9th
DAY OF MAY 1885, at the voting pro-
cnlct for Pickons Court House Township,
Ill the Town of Pickens Court House, at
which election will be submitted to the
qualified voters of said Township the
question whether or not the said Town
ship of Pickens Court House shall sub
scribe Ten Thousand Dollars, on the
assessed valuesfor taxation of the real and
personal property in said Township in
bonds to the capital stock of the Carolina,
Cumberland Gap and Chicago Railway
CoEiPany, according to the provisions of
said Act, and on the condition. that the
bonds to be issued Hereunder shall be
deposited in the Carolina Savings Bank
OF Charleston, in trust to be delivered to
the President of tho Carolina, Cumber-
land Gap and Chicago Railway Company,
only upon a completed line to and within
the present corporate limits os tho Town
OF Pickens Court House, being construct
n1 in wit r
the Board of Directors, rs adopted March
9Th 1885, and entered on the minutes,
and on the further condition to be ex-
pressed on the bonds to be issued by
authority of tho vote to be taken; that
said bonds shall be null and void, unless
said Railroad shall be constructed to and
within the present limits of the Town of
Pickens Court House.
The voting at said election shall be by
ballot. Such Of the voters who desire to
vote IN favor of said Township making
the, aforesaid subscription shall vote a
ballC- having written or printed thereon
tbs word Subscription, such of said
voters who desire to vote against the said
Subscription shall vote ballot having
written or printed thereon the words
''No Subscription.
The polls shall be opened at 8 o'clock
A. M. of said day and remain open unit
5 o'clock p. NJ.
II. G. Robinson, G. W. Taylor and j
L.. Thornley,, have been appointed man
ayers of said election, with full power te
hold and conduct the same, count th,
votes, declare aud certify the result &C
cording to the laws in force and the pro
! visions of said Act
BY resolution of the Board.
A. B. TALLEY,
Chairman Board County Commits
sioners for Pickens County, S. G.
april 21, 1885 30 B
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From the Greenville News!1
Is He a DANGEROUS nIaninc2


This morning at two o'clock as q
reporter for The News was on his way
home his attention was attracted by
groans and peculiar cries proceeding
from the doorway of O store in Main
street near McDee Avenue. On ap
proaching, he found man pacing W
and down on the pavement in an ex
cited way. His gray head was bar.
ed, and in the light from the street
lamp his eyes glitGered and flashed
with q terrifying CLEAN. His clotF.
ing was disordered and soiled, and in
one hand large open knife was dis
tinctly visible while the other claspcd
what looked like black leather pock-
ct book.
The reporter did not like the looks
of this apparition and turned toward
the guard house in an unostentious
and unobtrusive manner and a trot
OF considerable energy. With swift
and nolseless movement the stranger
overlook him, and in q voice of thrill
ling cadence, made more impressive
by the darkness and other circumstan-
ces, hoarsely said
"Halt!" ~
Ihe News man measured the dis
tance to the station, mentally calcula-
ted the chances of the police reaching
him in time to bar the coroner of a
job, and concluded to do it.
The stranger then proceeded in o
rapid and incoherent way to give an
account of some transaction in which
he had participated. AS well as could
be made out, it seems that last year
he omitted to obtain supply of flow
er, grass and garden seeds of Sloan
Bros, just around the corner. The
rcsultwas domestic unhappiness caus-
ed by bare lawn and no flowers,
starvation at home for want Of vege,
tables and suffering for his stock from
lack of proper sowing of grass in his
pastures. He had come many miles
to guard agains' Al similar error this
year, was already on the ground
awaiting the opening forgetting that
this is Sunday.) His knife was for
suicide i'll case of failure. The pur,
pose of the pocket book is too obvious
for explanation.
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LOOK OUT! -.
The Big Show Still
EASH1EY, q. q.

OTILL they come and yet they 60. Thos,
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not stay
All kinds of Walnut aud Panel Beds, com.
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices. 49,
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades
large variety Of Extensron, Kitchen
Tenpoy and CenterTables, Parlor and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
Whatnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands.
Chromos, Notices, Frames, Sc, Kitchen
and Side Bonrd Safes
Always on hand q general line Of Under
takers Supplies, consisting of Cnskcts,
Burial Cases and Burial Robes, for both
sex. all styles. Collins Trimmed in any
style of Handles and Plates, at all hours.
All Goods ut bottom figures Call aud
see for yourselves. No charge mado for
looking. Accept thanks for past favors.
a. Nj. RUNEON,
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
eL 10, 1883 81
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Mrs. JereniiAhn 'Looper, we, regret to
learn, has been quite sick, but we hope
she may soon be restored to health
Mrs. w. 3. r. Taylor and several of
het children have been quite sick with
measles, but we are glad to le;.rn they
are all improving
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FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, 1885.
beautifully illustrated. with lithorraphic
Fashion Platcs and about 1000 wood en-
cravings; complete guide for all Ladies',
Gents, Children's and Infants wear.
housekeeping Goods, Millinery, etc.
This firm does the largest ind most salts
factory cata 'oguc trade in this country.
They list all goods at their New York
store prices, which are acknowledged lower
than those of any other house in the United
States.
They receive back and refund the money
for all goods not desired, executing those
made to order and SO classedi in their book
They guarantee all articles exactly as re-
prescntCd. and hago ned for themselves
an uncquallcd reputation for fair and hon
est dealing.
MUSLIN, CAMBRIC AND FINE UN-
DERWEAR A SPECIALITY.
Dealers should send for their Spcccal
Discount List to the Trade
jan Is, 1855 Is
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1885-04-30
Columbia and Greenville Railroad

On and after April 18th, 1885, Passcn-
ger Trains will run az herewith Indicated
upon this road and its branches: Daily
Except Sundays.)
No. 53--UP PASSENGER
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
Cost ano fonn6

7 OsT.--On Thursday, Sept 18th. in Wall, Wall st.
Wardes by addressing H. A P 5000 n. X Post once
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
Rooms tDamteo,

A FAMILY of four adults desire unfurnished
IN apartments OF eight rooms m Pryate house
west side preferred references exchange a.
WyANTED.-Secondf floor. good locality, with
w private table, four persons with price
able reference. 1MMEDIATE, Room zi' 400 Diosu"ey.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-20
6ltuatlons nanteo-dlales.

A ADVERTlSENENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRl sUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
U FLOWN OFFlCEs no. l2s5 broadway corner Thirty
brst.st until o D. M, 953 Broadway betwee. Twenty
second and rwentythtrd sts until West TWEEN.
tn rd-st Elghthave No l53 Fourthave corner
16o Third Forty seyenths, No.
OOT Third.aro. sixtoth ST., and the HARLEM OF.
I'll r ISL East One-hundreda nd twenty fh-s, 2,5oQ
corner ynfh'st, up to
N a, At regular Ollcs rates