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A Brave Boy.
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'0h yes, have all kinds of tenants, said
a kind-taced old gentleman; "but the one /
like the best Is child not more than ten
years of age. A few years ago got chance
to buy piece of land over on the West Side,
and did so. L noticed that there was an old
coop of house on it, but paid no attention
to it. After awhile man came to me and
wanted to know if would rent it to him.
"'What do you want it for? said /.
'''To live in he replied.
"'Well,' l said, you can have it. Pay me
what you think it is worth to you
THE first month he brought two dollars,
and the second month little boy, who said
he was the mans son, came with three dol
lars. After that saw the man once in a
while, but in the course of time the boy paid
the rent regularly, sometimes two dollars
and sometimes three dollars. One day 1
asked the boy what had become of his
father.
4" He's dead, SIR was the reply.
is that SOP said |. How long sincep
Z" 'More'n year he answered.
81 took his money, but / made up my
mind that would go over and investigate,
and the next day l drove over there. The
old shed looked quite decent i knocked at
the door, and little girl let me in. / asked
for her mother.
Where Is she1' said L.
"'We don't know sir. She went away af-
ter my father died, and we've never seen her
since
Just then little girl about three years
old came in, and learned that these three
children had been keeping house together
for year and half, the boy supporting his
two little sisters by backing boots and sell
ing newspapers and the elder girl managing
the house and taking care of the BABY.
'"The next time the boy came with the
rent said
!" My boy. you are little mani You keep
right on as you have begun, and you win
never be sorry. Keep your little sisters to-
gether, and never leave them. Now look at
this
81 showed him ledger in whieo had en-
tered up all the money be had paid me for
rent, and told him it was all his with inter-
est. You keep right on says |, and I'll be
your banker and when this amounts to a
little more I'll see that you get house some
where of your own That's the kind of ten
ant to have"
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was a sufferer from eatarrh tor fifteen years,
with distressing pain over my eyes. The disease
worked down upon my lungs. fused Ely's Cream
Balm with gratifying results; am apparently
eured.-Z. c. Warren, Rutland, VT.
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FITS.-An Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use. Mar
velous cures. Treatise and s. trial bottle free
adelphia, Pa
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If bilious, or suffering from impurity of
blood, or weak lungs, and fear of consump-
ton (scrofulous disease of the lungs, take
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
and it will cure you. by druggists.
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Burns & ELLIOTT. Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a certified copy
- of a decree to me directed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana, IN
q cause wherein Herman Mitschrich is plaintiff,
and Adolph Bauer ct al are defendants, lease No.
s., OBJ, requiring me TO make the sum of seven
hundred and seven dollars and thirty-thre cents
(s707 49, with interest said decree and costs.
will expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY, THE 2sd DAY OF JANUARY, A.
D. 1856.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock
,. m. of said day, at the door of the Court house
of Marion County, Indiana the rents and profits
for a term not exceeding seven years, OF the fol-
lowing real estate. towit:
Lot number seven ca, in Albert Cranes subdi-
vision of outlot number one hundred and fifty
eight (15S) in the City of Indianapolis, in Marion
County and State of Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell for suffi-
cient to satisfy said decree interest and costs
will at the same time and place, expose TO pub
lie sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree interest and costs. Said sale will ~
made without any relief whatever from valuation
orappraisement laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
Daceroh er A ID 1884
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Know myself, by reading the Science o
Life, !" the best medical work ever published
for young and middle-aged men.
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TAPE WORM

INFALIIBLY CUREDwith spoons Of medicine.
in 2 10 hours. For particulars and references
address, with stamp, n. uCKH0RN,6 st. Marks
Place N. u
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A. A. q. N. MI. 9.

Yesterday evening was red fez night for
Murat Temple, Ancient Arabic Order of Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine. At a o'clock in the after
noon special train, furnished by courtesy OF
the l. & st. L. railroad, brought in large mum.
Der of Shrners from st. Louis, among whom
were the following officers of Mooach Temple,
of that place: E. ]. Crandali, potentate; Il. B.
Ovcrstrcet. chief raban; Y. D. Saunders
Oriental guide; VIM. H. Mayo, recorder; II. W.
Hibbard and A. F. Donk, directors; D.. B. Mar
tin, alchemist: Jesse Cornelius. organist; George
Pomroy James Hooton and Charles l.. Leo
nori, assistant directors. The visitors, who are
all prominently identified with st. Louis bust
ness interests, were taken in charge by G. F.
Holidays John 4. Brush, Henry McGaffsy and
other local members. Carriages we're in wait
ing, and after The visitors were seated they
were driven to the Bates House. with the When
Band leading the procession. After dinner they
were escorted to the Scottish Rite Temple
where they participated in the celebration of the
feast of Dhul-Hajja. In the course Of the
evening sixteen sons of the desert, or their pill
grimage to Mecca. were received in a warm and
hospita5le manner, and enlightened as 10 the
meaning of some of the hieroglyphics used in
the orders circulars and calls of meetings. Be.
sides the St Louis delegation, visitors were
present from Fort Wayne, Terre Haute and
Seymour.
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Gov to His Gan ~

Hung be each star in heav ems vas t domain
With streaming pendants of the reddest hue,
And on them pen. in blacklist of the black,
Expressions of establishment and mirth
Qaybap tbs fright and prospects of the durance vile
That threatens him who with the vote doth tamper;
But from the world be hid this fear of bars
Let each particular man behold me brave.)
Who are the that dare dispute my claim
To being Grand Pasha of each returning board,
And question my sef-arrogated right
To name the men who shall and who shall not
Judge over criminals, or inquire the cause
That brings untin,ely death to sundry citizens?
One legislator is sufficient for the gawks;
l gave him to them. thinking that enough.
To Hades hottest nook be tossed these men
Ny closest friend-great Mephistopheles himself
Surrounded by the imps of hell and grnning hags
Shall observation take that each and all
Are roasted to a proper brownish tint
To feed the slatterns and the leprous crowds
That gnash their pointed teeth around the Goals,
And quarrel er the bones of like advehturers
I'm the supreme and overtowering boss
Of every Office in the Hoosier States
My work has been somewhat confined and now,
With true Goose Edcn's intellect to aid
I'll startle every nation on the earth,
And cause the measured beat OF hearts to cease
By running everything and every
Connected with an Office or trust
That is OF course, if the law doesn't cage me up.
--Styx.
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THE ROW AT THE NEGRO BALL.
Cantain Campbell Shot at from Dark Alley
and Narrowly Escapes Being Hit.

1t required a half dozen policemen to keep
peace at the colored peoples ball after the shoot:
ing early yesterday morning. At o'clock
Harry Morgan, another of Wall streets terrors,
stabbed woman in the face, and when Patrol
men Wheatley and Fickel attempted TO arrest
him. be jumped down the stairway and pulled
the officers after him. Captain Campbell was
on the lower floor and tried to stop him, but
Morgan lodged past him and succeeded in reach
ing the street Campbell followed him and shot
twice, but the fugitive did not halt, and made
his escape. AS Campbell was returning to the
hall some one fired at him from the alley on
Market street, and the ball shattered a window
pane above his head. Harvey is still at large,
and the officers think he has returned TO Louis
Vile There was much criticism yesterday of
the Lyra Society for renting the hall so indis-
criininately, and for allowing beer and whisky
to be sold in the wine room. The officers say
the law is being violated every time the bar is
open, and at roll-call last evening Superintend-
ent O'Donnell gave orders to arrest the next
person who offered intoxcants for sale in the
hall
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PLANS FOR CATCHING THE RAsCALs.
Row the Committee of One Hundred Intends
10 Go About It's Good Work.

The executive committee of the citizens com
mittee of ono hundred met yesterday afternoon
in William Hendersons office to hear reports in
regard to the preliminary work looking to the
prosecution of violators of the election law.
Judge Aartindale, the executive chairman, an
nounced that he had appointed E. W. Thomp-
son and Hillary Clay as canvassers for sub
scriptions, brt Mr.. Henderson stated that the
latter, while apparently anxious to do this
work at one time, had declined to serve. The
committee then approved the appointment of
w. G. Harrington in place of Mr.. Clay. There
was some talk as to the best manner of reach
ing the consent or refusal to serve by those
who had been designated as members of the
general committee The opinion is unanimous
that this committee of one hundred should be
equally divided between the two parties who
shall have the right to determine the action of
the organization. 1t is understood however.
that this does not shut out the right of con-
tributing members to participate in tie pro-
ceedngs as advisory members. without the
privilege of voting. Mr. Henderson's motion
that the canvasscrs ascertain the willingness or
unwilingness of those who had been designated
as such, to serve as members of the one hun
dred, prevailed Mr.. Gallup reported the SUBJ
scriptions liberal, without any trouble in col
lecting them.
Captain Ritter OF the committee to form a
plan of procedure. submitted report providing
that all information in regard to election frauds
of whatsoever character, could be given to the
executive committee by person or letter. When
this information is received it is to be intrusted
to detective to investigate, and he shall report
to the committee the violation, character Of evil
dence, names and residences of witnesses. No
legal proceedings are to be instituted until such
facts, after investigation. are in the keeping of
the committee The prosecutions are to cover
all kinds of violations of the election law. An
attorney will be procured to take charge of this
branch of the service who will be empowered to
employ detectives. But this action is to be in
unity with the wishes of the United States dis
trict attorney and the prosecuting attorney OF
the county. The committee adjourned to meet
at the call of the chairman.
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Checking the Pleuro- Pneumonia Epidemic.
d. e. Salmon, chief of the Bureau of Animal
Industry, did not reach the city yesterday as
was expected, and hence no further action was
taken in regard to the pleuro-pneumonia cpl
demic, He is expected this morning and will
be accompanied by the State Board of Health
and the State Veterinarian to the affected dis
tricts. The advices yesterday from the locaIi-
ties where the disease is located contained moth
ing new. There has been no spread of the dis
ease in any of the counties since the cattle were
killed. and the State Board feel confident there
is no cause for further alarm.
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The fourth of the series of foot ball games for
the college championship of the State will be
played today, at the Athletic Park, between
the eleyens from Hanover and Butler The
game will be called promptly at o'clock. The
following named persons will constitute the
elevens:
Hanover-F. G. Rooms, w F. Irwin. james Todd
Glenn Culbertson Allan Dawson, H. c. Johnson j.
@. Grove. rushers w. i. Kelly, quarter back: J.
breckenridge and Samuel Low, halfbacks; T. NJ
Koran back; substitute, Dwight Harrison; captain
W. i. Irwin; colors light blue and garnet.
Butler--W. w. Buchanan g. w. Redrnon R. f.
Moore. Ray d. Meeker. T. d. Muse, John r. Stone
and w. A. Alexander. rushers: Ed Kingsbury, quar-
terba-k: II. T. Mann and w. II. Baldridge half
backs: l. A. Gongwer back; captain. H. T. Mann;
colors, blue and white substitute, r. d. Blount.
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Seriously Injured in a Runaway.

William Spahr proprietor of the Nlillersvi.le
Touring MILL came to the city yesterday with a
load of -four. He was coming up Virginia ave
nue. about o'clock last evening, when his horses
became frightened at a passing locomotive, and
ran away. In turning the corner at Louisiana
street and the avesuo the wagon was over
tnrned, and Mr. Spahr was thrown against a
curbstone, ;nficting serious injuries. He was
taken in Kregelo's ambulance to the homo of his
brother. Geo. w. Spahr, the attorney, at No.
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90 CE n is
PETTIS. BASSETT & co.
TO.DAY'S DOlNGS.

Rugby football game. between teams of Butler and
Hanover Universities, Athletic Club grounds. 2
o'clock p. NJ.
English Opera-house-"Ihe Little Tycoon" b. the
Home Opera Company afternoon and evening
Tl.c Museum Under the Gaslght." afternoon and
evening.
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The Rugby Football Game To-Day.

BOuq1et Carnival. Virginia Avenue Rink, evening.
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Trustee Many,s claim Acainst ths Connt,

Trustee Many's Claim Against the County.
Trustee Many has claim before the County
Commissioners for $l,72s, purported to have
bcen paid by his predecessor, Ernest Kitz, for
election expenses. As the county is liable for
this class of expenditures, tho trustee wants the
amount returned to him The only question the
Commissioners held Il ea was the possibility OF
shs money being nj; '1r something else Yes.
sorday morning was tassa ul in argument on
he claim and 10 day decision will be reached.
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340'Ash street, where his injuries received sur
gical attention His skull was found to have
been fractured, The suffered greatly from in
ternal injuries His physician, however, thinks
he will recover.
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Save Your PueI.

small amount invested in weather strips
will save fuel and keep out the cold air, snow
and dusr. good investment Call and supply
yourself with Rubber or Felt at low prices.
Coal Holds. Vases. Fire Sets, Brass Tenders,
Granite and TInware, az bottom prices. Rogers's
Plated Table Cutlery speciality
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE.
50 South Meridian street.
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Kelleher, the Leading Halter.
Go to Kelleher for Fur Caps and Gloves.
Cheapest place in town. % South Meridian
street.
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Sale of China Sets.

Sale Of China Sets,
s. 80, So 80, $40, So 90 and upward is what
you can buy decorated chamber-set for at
Schrader's China Store during this SALE Don't
fail to see them. "a East Washington street.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Sllas Johnstone, Master vs. James II.
Aull and others.
Foreclosure.

By order of the Court herein, dated
18th Nov, 1856, will sell at public out
cry, before the Court House at New
berry, on the First Monday in January.
1887, all that tract of land on Bush River.
in Ncwberry County and State atore-
said, being No. 3, or the mill tract. OF
the estate of David B. Piester, deed.
containing Three Hundred and Forty
Three Acres and Half, more or less.
and bounded by lands Of J. n. Schum-
pert, Tract No. 2 Of said estate. aud
lands of B. r. Mangum, as set forth by
plat thereof, made 2ud December, 1881,
by Thos. NJ. Lake, surveyor.
Tcrms:-'rhe purchaser will be re-
qnilrd to pay one-halt the purchase mo-
ncp in cash, aud to secure the balance
payable ut twelve months, with interest
from the day OF sale, by Il bond and
mortgage OF the premiSeS-the purchaser
to pay for papers.
SllAS JOtlNSrONE, Master.
Masters office, 7th Dec, l>$5.
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Read this Everybody

Wheeler & Mosclcy have commenced
their grand clearing out sales, and for
lnc next % days offer startling bargains.
everybody invited to call at once.
Quote only few prices.
GRANUlATFD SUGAR IL lbs. for 81 90
Dbl. at
STANDARD PRINTS, 3.
plEDMONT HOMESPJN, /, 4;f,5;4-i,B.
GOOD FLOUR, 800, $3.50, $500.
Their entire stock OF clothing At great
~ reduced prices. Come early and yet
choice selections. 12.laac
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NEwBERRY HERALD AND NEWS, EoEndBER 8, 1ese
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
Abbie II. Reid Vs.. Lucy l.. Lake and
others.
Partition.
BY order OF tho Court herein, dated
gath November, 1886, 1 will sell ut pub
lie cutlery, on tho first Monday ia .Janu-
tiarp, doccascd, consisting OF n tract Of
land In tho county and State aforesaid,
containing Aixty-Eiglt Acres, moro or
loss, and bounded by lands Of ". A.
Reid, Decatur 1IO0zcr nnd Geo. Leon
berth.
Torms:---Thn purchaser may tjay tho
whole Dld In GaalI, otherwise fU viii be-
required to pny Ono-lnlf oi the p,rcinsc
money Ia Cnsli, ami to Secure tiin bnI.
with Interest from the dry Of SHE, by Il
l'olid anu mortgage OF tho promises, nnd
To lthy Tor papers.
slhAS JOllNSrON Master.
Masters office, 7tli Doc. 1850.
STATE or SOUTH CANOLtNA,
COUNTY or NEW DtitltY~-iN
COMMON lLEAS.
Thos. Y. Wicker nnd TIos. M. tako
Ex'ors W. WIN. II. i. flanders.
Foreclosure.
w nrtlor OF tho Court lUrrlu. ,tatnd
i9th Nuvrtnl,nr, thAG, I win srji ut nutIjr
nulnry bOfnro Tho Court ttonsn ht Nov.
berry, on tho First M0nday ln Jnnuary,
INV, hll hn,l slngnlnr tho Wi,0Io interest
~ tho snlh W llllam H. i. Hnndors, brlnp
"t'" '',ol"tf thereof ln ti,nL Lrnrt, rinrr,
lhIrrl nnh plantation III tnnd, situatr
nt''i l'rlng IN tl" County Gf Nnwbntry,
nnh state aforesaid, containing TWD
IlnnufHl h"ros, inOro or loss, nnd bbnnd.
rn hy lands OF fIco. Il. Wmts, f,avid
Wnria, Mloiihol Worte, Elizabcth Wcrts.
"aini" "f Jnmes Hponrinhn nnh others.
trrins Tl0 purchaser viii be- re-.
unlr"d 10 t'"y OnG-l,nli Gf thr purchase
money IN cnsi and to secure iI,c bnlaurr
lhyhblo IT. iwclvo months with interest
fr"'' 10" ''nY "f sale, by hond and
""rfgnE" OF ia" premises the purchaser
to pny Tor IhIrra
HILAH JOHNSTON Master.
Mnslrr's oIIlcc, 7Lh Dee. 1886.
STATE on SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or NEWEIiKKY--IN
COM MON PLEAS.
Thoa. V. Wicker and Thos. VI. lake.
Ex'"'H, W.. j. Thomns Maycs, John
is. Maycs and others.
Foreclosure.
I'y order oi the Court herein, dated
%6t'' Nov. lH8G, will sell at public out
cry before the Court House a, Ncwbcrry,
on the First Monhay In January. 1897,
all aud singular that lot, piece, marcel
nnl plantation, lying and being in the
County OF Ncwbcrry and State aforeaad.
containing One Hundred and Sixty-Two
Acres, more or lcsa, and boundcd by
land' OF james I. Fair, Kate s. Ruther-
i"rd, Young John Pope, Win. F.. Ewarr.
IeXhnnah &. Cannon, Ann Rhodc-. and
lands OF DR.. Thomas b. kcnncrly-oc
lands formerly owned by him.
Tcrms:-Thc purchaser will be re-
CURED to pay onc-half OF the purchase
money in cash, and to secure the bal
ancc, payable at twelve months With in
tcrcst from the day Of sale, by bond and
Il mortgage OF the prcmiscs-thc pur-
chaser 10 pay for papers.
SlLAS TOMBSTONE. Master.
Masters office, 7th Dec, 1886.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
CONNTY or NEWBERRY~-.IN
CON MON rLEAS.
Ellen i. Snhcr, *. Caroline NJ. Sondl..y
and others.
IDlrilpSurr

Hy order Of The Court herein, dated
ct December 1856, will sell at public
b'iicry before the Court House ut New
berry, on the first Monday IN january,
l3M, all that tract Of land In the County
ana state aforesaid, containing Elsht
1ltIndr"d Acres. more or less, nn,l hounu-
ch NY lnnhi Of The estate OF Thomas r.
WadhllnHt"n, hrrrnaru. lands Of Alon1o
Cannon, A'lnm kihlrr and others.
T"rin3 : The purchaser will bc re-
T'"irh I" pay one half Of the purchase
money ~ caal', AMI 1" secure the haMucc
payable at twelve months with interest
from the day OF sale hy u bond n,I
mort Hngr "i the prrmi ,rs aud to nav for
~" papers.
81 las TOMBSTONE, Master,
Mnaicr'a pIllcr, bee. y. 1856.
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rho<, ' WicNvr aud rho~, VI. Lal

th"$. \, Wicker aud rhoS, VI. Lair.
t\'"r>> W. Newton /. johnson.
EN "n'er OF tho court bcrriu, dated 9Th
trbrtary, 1882 Will sell at public OFT.
cry, before the Conrt House ut New
"'rrF' on the hrSt Monday in Jan.
mry, lSST, all that tract OF nnd
IL the County ot NewGcrrv, and state
HtorrSatd, cNntAinjug TWO hundred aud
LhrGc acres more or less. and bounded
0y lands ot Mrs. Nancy Goidiug. Burr
GoggAnS, Il, :. SaGrerwhite and others
Terms.-rhe purchaser has ueruis.
stou 70 pay Chc whole bid in cash. orFier-
wise he will be required to Day oue-haIt
OF che purchase money i'll cash. and to
secure che balance payable as twelve
mouths with Interest from the dav, OF
sale by bOud and mortgage OF the
premises. The purchaser to pay for all
paper7-
81 LAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters Olflce- 9th NoY.1 1875.
1I-I0-des