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dating voters This programme IVES repeated
!. in many Idaho districts, and bloodshed is
feared, as the excitement was never higher.
Both parties claim the election, but the Nor
mon vote probably decides for Eawley.
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NEW HAMP SHIRE.

CONCORD November 7th.-Returns from all
but twenty-four towns and wards in the otate
give Harrison 1879, Cleveland 40,42l, Fiske
! 552. The Republicans will have thirty-three
majority on joint ballot being the same as III
|
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TEXAS.
TENNESSEE.

AUSTIN Tex, November 7th.-Cleveland'
majority In Texas will be 10000. Congressman
Mills re elected by a small majority
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MISNE.OTA.

| ST. PAUL, November 6th.-There is nothing
| new to report from Minnesota Merriam ma
| jority is about 1000. Four Republican Con-
| gressmen have been elected. The First District
| is still in doubt
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WHAT GENERAL DUDLEY SAYS.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 7th-Attorney.Ge Gem
eral Kitchener. on behalf OF the Republ can
state Committee, this afternoon INQUIRED re-
garding the correctness of the report accredited
to Senator German, alleging the discovery of an
error in the returns from Kings county, n. Y,
which, when rectified, viii give New York State
to the Democrats.
Colonel Dudley at P. NJ. sent the following to
General Harrison direct: There is positively
nothing IN 1t. Our people are guarding the re-
turns from Kings county and other precincts
aud counties with absolute vigilance Fraud is
barely possible, but will not be permitted if the
most perfect espionage by honest and brave men
Can prevent it, The State is now ours. and the
latest returns are sure to give you 5000. II sny
change, 1t Will be more. ", W. DtID1Fyi );
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GUARDING AGAINST FRAUD.
Democratic Claims Regarding New YorE
Repudiated,

New YORK, November 7th.-P. M-The Re-
publican National Committee makes the follow
claim promulgated by the Democratic National
Committee that they have carried the state OF
New York for Cleveland, and they are sending
kilograms to their local committees all over the
State to that effect, the Republican National
Committee have sent out TO the Chairman of
each Republican County Committee of the Stale
the following Telegram:
the Stale snow that New York is safely for Har-
rison by upwards of 1906 plurality, the Demo-
Gratis a-e Lelegraphing their county ehairmeu
claiming the state anu urging them 10 pav At
tentIon TO the returns See 10 it that the returns
are thoroughly guarded, until officially can
vassed, to prevent fraud az all hazards. In case
OF necessity employ counsel Notify us of any
tampeIing with the returns. Communicate
with your town committee at once if necessary
BY special messenger"
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19SEEDA.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PORTLAND, November 7th.-The indications
are that the Republican majority in Oregon will
be 5000 to 5000.
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oRovIILE, November 7th.-Har1ison's MA
jnriIy viii be about Is in Butte county Bur
well CDe1n.) aad Porter tRep) are elected 10 the
Assembly The Congressional and Supreme
Court vote Will be about the same as Hsrrison's $
The Sheriff and Superior Judge vote is close
and uncertain The county ticket will be
mixed.
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GEN EKAL HARRISON.

The President Elect Thanks His Repuh-
lican Friends.
NEW YORK November 7th.-General Harrison
telegraphs Chairman Quay: Accept hearty
congratulations. l owe my success in great
| measure to YOUR untiring efforts"
He also telegraphs that his advices give a Re-
publican majority in Illinois of 5000 sure and
in Indiana OF 5000 or 200.
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have been won. California news is verY favor
able to the Demo rGGs, and in liiroiS there is ,t
firm claim fpr the Democratic Presidential and
Gubernatorial tickets"
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WISCONSIN,.
UTAH.

MILwAuKEE, November 7th = Chairman
Payne, OF the Republican State Central Com
nlittee, claims the State by 1000
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SANTA Rosa, November 7sh.-complete re
rison 2,606 aud Cleveland 2I2S. For Corg1e>s-
De Haven (a.l 2561 Thompson (D.) 2,75S. The
missing precincts in 1881 gave Blaine plurality
of four
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COITSA.

COLusA, November It'll. - The count com
plcted ClerS, W. Eyand (2ep) ]. .1O2; SeaweIl
Dem.), 2G12. Sheriff. Mason (Repl, ,O37;
Beyi!le DEM. ,999. Treasurer, Hicok (Rep.) !.
l,2i5; Felter (Dem.j, ,75i. District Attorney
HurlbuIt iKepl 90: AIbery dem y . pt0.
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THE VERY --LATEST
NORTH CAROLINA.
OHIO

RALEIGH, November 7th.-0ne-fourth of the
State of North Carolina shows a Democratic gain
of OBS.
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LOUISIANA.

the last Congress, are both defeated by large
majorities
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KANSAS,

NEW ORLEANS, November 7th.-Cleyelant
majority in state estimated at 30,000
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 7th.-Complete Ie-
turns from $50 precincts IN California outside Of
San Francisco give Harrison 34,59i Cleveland
g., i69, Fiske 1872, Curtis 1853. Incomplete re-
turns from the same precincts give Beatty y, ,6g4
Works p AS, SesTls 26,0i3 Sullivan 2565i.
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MUGwuMps AND FREE TRADE.

A Democratic Paper Says That's What
Did the Business.
ALBANY (N. ". November 7th.-The Times
(Demoeraticl tonight says: "CleFeland's de-
feat is due to many causes which were indicated
plainly months ago. To consent 70 his re-nomi-
nation after his beggarly plurality of 109l was
blind fatuity. With Mr Cevelands retirement
Will expire the abominable issues of Mugwump-
ers and free trade"
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THE NEW CONGRESS.

Prospects of IA Clear Republican Mojority
in Each House.
WASHINGTON, November 7th.-Ihe following
is the estimate of the Republican Congressional
Committee on the House OF Representatives of
the Fifty first Congress-: Republicans l76;
Democrats, 145.
This estimate includes Anderson, of Iowa,
Hopkins, of Virginia, and Smith, of Wisconsin,
Labor candidates. There are 335 members of
the House, and the calculation of the Republi-
can Congressional Committee is that the Repub
lican majority in the Fifty-frst Congress viii
be about ~
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK, November 9TH -The Commercial
AdrertiSer'S (Democratic) headlines are: --latest
returns indicate the election of Harrison and
Morton by small plurality for the Republicans
in this State. Hill reelected Governor by about
10000 plurality. Indiana probably Republican
by small majority. The Republicans viii
have good working majority IN the next Con-
gress
harrison's plurality will be about 1000 in
his State.
ALBANY-The argus (Dem) gives Harrison
majority of 10 600 over Cleveland.
THE VERY LATEST.
NEW YORK, November Sth.-A. M.-Scattering
revised returns from this State all favor Harri-
son. The most important revision is the shift
ing of Renssaeler county from the Democratic
to the Republican side. Troy city gave great
Democratic gains but the countrymen who live
without the Trojan walls kept up the Republi-
can gains
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VALLEJO -Solsno comple ete-maiorties: Har-
rison 50. MeRenna f76, Beatty As, sullivan AZ
Total vote, 400. \ Republican gain of 40 over
1883. The Board OF supervisors is Republican.
also are all the officers. with the exception of
Sheriff. Auditor and Recorder.
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EurrE.

Jackson, Novemba. 7ih.-Gomplgle reiurns
except two small precincts, give Harrison o.
and Cleveland 056 Eor Congress p 3.1n iI.
1,13l, biegs & y csc
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rHr Mrp1nI-Nr.s,, ,sr1,l,rr

NEW YORK, November 7th-The Tribune says:
The House OF Representatives in the Fifty-frst
Congress viii tie Republican by 20 to % major
lty. The indications are thGt this may be
slightly increased. The New York delegation
will stand i Republicans I6 Democrats In
Conn cticut the pubhcans gain two Congress
men In New jersey they lose one. some nota-
BILE gains are reported in the South-iu Louis.
lana and Arkansas. and III the West in Missouri
THE WORLD" ADMITS IT.
NEW YORK, Sovember 7th-The World Dem
says: - careful comllistion OF Congressional
returns received at this hour would indicate
that the Republicans will control the next
House by from to 10 majority"
ON THE OTHER SIDE.
New YORK, November 7th.-The Times saws
the democrats will have majority in the Fifly-
first Congress somewhat larger than in the
Fiitieth.
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OAKLAND. November 7th In the Seven eenth
Senatorial Dist let W. +. Dargie carried evi ~
precinct, and Indications are that his plura,ry
VIII be about ! o.
OAKLAND. .-Conpletc returns from Alameda.
except tour small precincts. give Herrisli. IL
and rleve end 6,087 For congress H;sslpa
(Rep.) S,99l, Morgan tDeni) 5,lS6
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TRUSTEES SALE.

/ NDER AND ~ VIRTUE or A TRUST DFET
| - executed 10y V. aud &. \. MadluN to the un
| uemlgnod Trustees on December q lisa duly re-
corded IN Book 80, pngc ~ AMI rs directed b,
| dvrreo entered In the Cause OF W. T. York w g. A
Mnddux, No, $3.50, r. D., Chanccry Court OF shelb,
Iouht!' on November 10, 1855, we will, on
Saturday, December y, 1883,
In front ot the courthouse door OF shelby County
In Memphis, Tonn.. sell TO the highest bidder IN,
following describci rcal estate IN the second Civil
District OF shelby County. Tcuu.. namely:
a tract OF iui', acres. being same irtct Of land
conveyed BY Thomas G.. Masiorson aud John Trim.
be To w. s. Garner by deed dated MAY 10 isN
ana RECORDED IN The Registers Oflicc Of Shelby
county, IN BOOK e. page au. ard devised III
Charlotte Ann Maddux then Garner by the will
81 said W. Garner, II record IN the Probate Court
OF sid county IN VIII Book No. 3, page 10 les
anu except luflt acres thereof conveyed March a.
lort " W ~ irotter and % acres conveyed April
10 le,, u W, T. lurS, Trustee, aud % acr-s CON
Ne}cd December -, lSsl, 10 l.. Washington, col.
otee, qua aa9 hcrcs conveyed November s. lSs2 %
Alt washington. Reference bciug nude 10 all oi
MIL dee u iof q more particular description.
lg asid ihannery decree We nrc required not 10
sell any oi SAID tract which lios west Of the Ran.
doiph nnd kalcigl road. unless the portion lying
east should not eel for sufficient 20 nav the debt
Interest ana costs secured by sAld trust deed. We
Will therefore, oicr The east part int aud IN case
II does not rallzo said debt win then sell the ~
mnlnder
Terms Of sale as fixed by sdd decree are one.
hhli purchase money payable IN six months and
one nail at Twelve months, purchaser 20 execute
uuicl u ~ bearing interest from date with Der.
snifl security, aud lien rutaincd on the property
Equity Of redemption, dover and Homestead
waived. This November ~. lscN
PRANK 7. PosrON
JOHN n FILMING.
IrFtffgas
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~ Evansville.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
EvANsynlF, Ind, Nov, 27.-The W. W
ONeal, with emptics, passed up last night q
9oclock. The U. p. 'Schcnck lay here from
III o'clock last night and at O'Clock thi,
morning, after adding i5 tons and coaing.
She has good start aud adyices of sufficient
AZ points below TO till out. The w. f. Mes.
bit in and out 10 Tennessee River had her
usual traffic of Tennessee truck: and was on
regulat ia time once more. The Sherlock
wires up tonight" The Frank Stein re-
sumes Carrollton traffic this morning The
J. ii. Hillman left for Louisville TO ill the
Carrie Hopes place in the Louisville trade.
The Ohio wires up noon tomorrow. First
ice OF the season put inappearance last night.
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ImpoTiani 10 sieamboatmrn.

The coming meeting of Congress promises
v-snuch ol interest io slcamb1aimen. LAYING
over from adjournment tO BE- acted upon nt
this session, b ihy amended Interstate com.
mcrcr bill. House bill No. 1870 which
provide that every owner ui nny steamer
navigating the ocean. OF any lake, bay.
sound or river in The United States shall
provide proper ventilation for the engine
rooms n naid steamer s0 that Hey may De
always supplied with ifoh air. undrr pen.
atty ~ tl.VU hue COT uuu.UhscrtnuCc.
also. House bill diJ5 which provide thnt
The maximum hours q labor as prc.cnhod
by Law ior any licensed officer oi steam ycs.
rol shall not be more than twelve houn in
rarh twcuty.lour, end Tor The violation "a
which laW, ON tlio part ~ Tie 0Wnrrs. agent
or master, viii b. punished by imprisonment
for term not les than Ella months az moro
than year. Also hll iNi3. which pro
lb.ts ihr departure from amy port VI any
steamer Without a iuli complement ni
licensed Officers aud foil CirW. nud last
though not least, bill No. 1,10u. which com.
pole h.l registered steam vessels 90 carry two
anchors. with sixty iaih0ms ~ chain secured
a. ralh. and 20 ihr boat and also provides
fnr load llnc, which in effect. will prevent
steamboats, fIom being loaded io within one
inch. ai thc lowest place, Cor each foot Of
maximum dmuvht To- other words N n
boat draws ok lUet loaded under this law
Gle could only load b. Eve feet six inches 90
The lowest placc, which M more Uayu than
one would prove a serious natter some
one 'hpuld look after this legislation in be-.
bali ~ ibr siclmbulimsn. ~ unjust and
unnecessary ns they may aupfaf 90 some.
they are likely 30 become = Law. particularly
II uu0rp0scd. and the stsamlnaturn. who
will tIicr irai and che most. should zee 10
" without further delay that some one b. on.
pointed 90 watch and protect their iutcrts6.
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tfccial Dispatch 20 ihc Appeal
Csiro, 49,. Nov 2i-fhc Ohio. we'll
Laden. paced up this morning Tic T. L.
N0Jd with empty biraa parcd 30 Louis.
vile The cry ~ Baton Rouge adds ~
tons. and D. very well laden. Size will leave
some slime tonight fnr New Orleans The
Irutll With sho Jennie Campbell passed 10
paducah Tho city ~ Cairo paced up al y
O'Clock Tho A. 8 willis y herr With B
bafrcs 81 rock Tor river improvement below
here. and will leave some time tonight Tie
Geo. Lyle, with empty bafFes. passed 20
Icnncssce River liofn Cape Guardian 30
pot her tow In winter quafien Tie steamer
Mississippi with Nal sueotef and the
River Commission on board. arrived At 0
o'clock !. M, and Will ~ south tonight. The
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rne.day. peecmhcr 1s. haas.
Trustoe'a Sale.

~ virtue Of trust decd ma.ic b. me hy John y
Nilkcnon and wilC. on tie ,th day of tuly lsg4
ana fcruftiod in ihr oicC ~ the Rrlurirrof nrris
!n ihg county al y Francis ~ tiair o, Arkansas
IN volume a. psFc CO. etc. giii on
Friday D"ccniior 7, 1858.
NJ The fuuthwtu conner IL Main aud Na1ison
E,rerts. NcmYhh Tenn. between TIE hnur. I'd In
o'clock am aud Q o'cipck ~. 01rf fof ale ni
public ouirfy for tath tn ilc highrst bidder the
following rial estate iyinr in q francis oolnt,.
Ars., aud b'lng all 81 im llonal faf.lpu ~ tuwn.
chip q, norm oi range g. cast containing Gii p.iOl
ac-cs ~. = CLAlf Trustee
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Cincinnati.
Special Dispatch to The Annca,'

opcOlui shpdtcn 10 Inc Appeal.
CINcINNATI, o., Nov. 1.-THE river is fall.
ing with q feet and inches of water In the
channel at o'clock pm Clear and cold.
Lively snow storm before daylight. The Louis
A. Sherley resumes her trips i'm the Pittsburc
trade, and the Lizzie Bay will lay up al
lronton. The Hudson viii take the place
OF the Fashion in the Pittsburg trade. leav-
ing here saturday. Capt. Frank Ellison
VIII be in command, and A. j. Slayen in
charge OF the Office The Arkansas Sam
and Harry Brown passed South with coal
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DuRsuANr To THE POWERS OF A CIR.
i tain deed Of trust 10 me o. Trustee, dated Iuly
al l,-si nooOnlcd iu hook i4p at plgc ~ Oi TIC
shelby county Registers ohrc default having
bc,n niic IN the payments therein provided or.
ard J. having been 10 ruluestCd b. tie bcncilclr
ucs, will, on
Tuesday, December ~, 1888,
Al The southwest corner Of Nah and Madison
Nn.is. IN Tic city Of Nemphis Taxing District n
shelby 'punY Tenn. between legal hour. onrr
ana seil ii public auction, ~ the highest bidder
iuT clln, The lOll0Wiu. mol Cstatc 81 Tie ,iiy IL
hcmpl1I, Taxing District Of shelby County and
stated Icuusssrc, tu.NlG
The .ouih part VI lot ani ~ laid down on the
innn ri sld city, beginning M the northeast inter.
te.iiou ui 1ccund street with the alley between
.oncprl and OYtrt0n air,eia. thence north with
he east eide ~ eerond stfuot 3D. feet thence sst
aud tarllcl with Concord stfrct 70 feet thence
sluth p1rallc with Second street So fcct 10 siid
~, ihclcc west with aid alley % TIE beginninr.
The equity ~ redemption u waived shall acll
and convey a. Trustee only
Sale bcglna at D. o'clock noon
CLNLoN u illALiR. Trustee
". II Ircncfant Attorney.
NcmphlN Tenn, Nov. ~. is5S
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Steamboats, Leaving
Movements M tic T,cvec.

Arriyals-Gayoso, Tiptonville; Chicka.
saw, White River Diamond, Ohio River.
DeparturesooGayoso Tiptonyille; Dia.
Orleans; Granite State Cincinnati.
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Rcfier ihnn aninian

Prof. Arnold says AN incurblc dyspcptlc 1,
Justified In committing suicide" We will gimran
Ackcr's English Dyspepsia Tablets IL. j. Holster
druggist
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY, NovENlsrrs KS 1855

Nashville inspectors are here and have In
spected the tug Theseus. Tho U. p. Schenck
viii arrive from Cincinnati tomorrow after
noon. River 23s feet, fall of Ia inches in
"a hours
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ONLY three days moro in which TO sub
scribe for THE WEEKLY APPEAL.
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WHITAKER Hams and Sinlelan Break
fast Bacon, Shepherd & Scheiblcr, 50 Mar
shall avenue.
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AMU,t,i tyr4.

NTEw MENPnis IHEAriR
~ fftnk Gray. Manager
Three Night hni Wcfraafsy Matinee LaeIguinr
MONDAY Nut ~
MIS- LILLIAN t.LWiA
Nuud 81. NirhtaLAUTiDIr
Tuesday. Nighi As lN A LOOKING GLASS.
Nefundlv Nailnre-AN tkiQt AZ MATCH
NoiuCiay, N.ght-"bJNA SOL"
THURSDAY Friday End SATURDAY.. Nov % 20 and
ncc 4. Nauuros Thanh diving AID eatuflay-
ffiLEfs uI NfW YORK.
Monday. Dee laUfiI tlIgiER.
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THE RIVERS.
stage OF the Rivers.

OfFiCk SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 8. A., I
m, $50, MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. q, 1888 7
Inc following Observations are taken at all Sta.
tons named In the 10Th meridian time which Is
one hour later than Memphis time " 80
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A LAcoSiA ARK T1gE PLANTATION on
~ - srrss 20 Ia cuiilTauohi nios dwelling
if isusni housss tiesfn giu, fssd barn snl rood
is,,, vii fsnt ~ Il - o. Ill fet az
psfisrnf II fnnuiIlY Apply 10 a !. NAHIfe
10 MlNTin PARKER 80 hsin street
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A BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM COTTAGE. IN
"a asplerdid neghborhood coso 10 street cnr
Apply after 800 o'clock, Proyne street frat east
Of Mississippi ayonue
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pMCK COTTAGE ON DAVE AVE, NEAR
u Walker street. containing seven rooms Large
yard. 80 per month. j. W. X. BROWNE,
No 15l seconl N
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A GOOD SOLICITOR. 50 PER DAY. no. el5
~ Third street near Jol, ,ou
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COTTAGE EIGHT ROOMS AND ALL NEcEs.
~ sary outhouscs In good repair giIlon clt-
tern well, etc. fronting ON fernando street rail-.
rond and Walker avenue (houso No. d. southGl1
from city. Apply at No. % Onion street
IOSkpII IrNOw
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A SITUATION ny A FGEsrCLNSs GROCERY
4 \ salesman, with years experience behind
the counter. Can also kcypu .ot OF books collect
&C. Address NJ. n. H..
turH lHI1Tps Ia, s.rs q 40
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\ FIRST CLASS SERVANT FOR GENERAL
y. Homework, NJ DO Manassas street
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\ sErOF BOOkSlu NHUP, OROEFlCE WORK
~ TO do AZ nlshL by az able tOoskccpor aud good
pcumau. Address
ERANL-s lar, Arrn.l nri.n
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-03-07
The Effects OF Bad Literature.

One day last week three youths
OF GrccnvilIc, all under &c years,
anu all sons Of highly respectable
parents, LETT home mistcriously.-
They had been seen to leave the
city each bearing y bundle, and
with the appearance of being runa-
ways. That night tho boys failed
to turn up, and search was begun
for them. H. was unsuccessful and
the boys came back OF their own
accord. 1T turns out that they had
set out to see the world for them
selves and had made compact
that the first one of the party who
offered turn back should be shot
and his head cut OFF by the other
two. When they got as far as
SimpsonVilIe, on the Greenvillc
and l.aurcns Road, however, the
whole party concluded to come
back, which they did, much to the
joy Of the fond parents. Dime nov
els are said TO have inspired the
boys.
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Oncnlnc of snoin,s yoylioro,t

The opening Of the Spanish parliament
by the infant king and his mother, the
queen regent, was q most interesting
spectacle The infant king was dressed
In white with white bonnet the latter
being removed upon his being seated on
the throne, to tho right of queen Chris
tina, whose black dress, only relieved by
a tiara and q gold collar Of diamonds,
formed striking contrast to the mass of
gold colcr covering the house and light
ing up the tribuncs. While the queen
read the speech from the throne in clear,
audible tones, without the slightest signs
of the nervousness attributed to her, the
young king surveyed the scene with
complete composurc, fixing his attention
alternately upon the asscmblago and
upon the queen. When the reading OF
the document was completed, his majesty
showed wish to be among the first to
leave, but being taken in the queens
arms he remained perfectly quiet. Tho
ArgoDaut