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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-17
GEO. w. CRAM
$50 SECOND STREET,

waxhtngson Immigrssion aaA ueonoco
Associations.
We have for sale 1000 acres IL diG1ruuo Dn1'
o. ne SATIN: s.sss IN 8, 70. 20 g . go !. i s
miles ON Northern Pacific railway. o. So
drrd and sixty acres governmsut ioed -
county a 10 90 so sss Pssise silsssA -
near HitsviIis. adams county; 40 - -. !
tsn~yeAr contract, . ysars paid up -
Five ss sao % .sss. sssas lssS
isses ss.y fors rs~n.ssd: 900 ~ $50 ~
per acre. opposite Yssles aseuue aud 49,
Street csbfe railway sssminaa Nv ec1D 1o-y
Green iake. $50 per acye; ons-han -, oo!l
srstsIe cholos ioss ia risszsnt vsiis1 e.
ballard. Five thousand acres choice ptoom e.
Northern Pacific railroad LANDS n KIM eeE I,
- 20 81 per acre. 20 acres In 80 n. - - - -
9. GEAR Northern Pacific railroad.
sgxrrxnson ccuNry.
Three hundred acres, e55 90 !, y IA f4Ut
81 good lsnd. 80 seres so.n 10 fre1
ssIsa heavily ai s sss re- T. - > ssr sss
KrrsAF couxrY.
Two hundred acres In sscs 2 e.114 0z4sl
iw; raossly bo.s0m Land, tI20 pfogs H.
scfes east of and near 70 Lake WeG41n0onos -
pss sers. koxseii building
oEk90x.
Two hundred and sAirsr .shses scs0 q Eooono
City. Orexos. nicely improved. edt0entpG G1cIs
~ per ARE Improved: viii czt NJ int toof4
ioss and via sell for average Of no - oGG01
this - great bargain
Gig iSss tu seattle. Dsar Msdieon street cnhnn
fsss esebs - lots ia Harrison heights. 1r1o 60
twenty lots Ia Tacoma, usar eieCfyfo ~
tecSs tracts nAsr Tzeozns. $40 70 ly0 psg 49,
Fsr1ses Ia TIE Eastern xsasxe ct Eurupo Win r.
supplied with Information sbpak the pnoufo&1
81 eur xtass ulspa etc, &C.. ffce ct fhoxno g.
esys fhe pfsssxf. amounting ordinarily - - r
eensx. by z<sxsrssxsnk thss oflces and pof41oo u
the KsxEern slsf<s. dextx1u9 - VISIT WaoAtnoo1G.
Scrshern Pscfec Railway fox transp1eto1111s
ffelxhss. etc. sDd ssk for coptea Of Cur pnm0k$
les. maps Of wasningt0n. 60.
Wsshsngton 1ambgsnt6eo 80 lI0aeo1eaH
Aseneto1een.
Recnss = snd a. Rcxw<sf bu5I1in4. eNenoe =
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I've New streess end Hundred New
Butldtngs.

Tvs New streess snd Hundred New
Butldtsgs.
OIYuPrA, March 1.-THE vim OF i'm
movement is indissoluble throughout thu
Sound country. and competition among
- respective sections and cities 10 COM
nsndabis, !" said one Of the legislators ~
- glanced around Olympia today.
This remark caused . Posr-lNTxLLIGEH.
ns representative TO make brief inven-
tofy Of Is present outlook:
One hundred new buildings are In pro-
cess Of construction in the eastern, west
efn. southern and central parts Of the city.
Ths second hoor Of the new and subssah-
tiai hank building on Main street Was
today occupied N the ofyice Of The sur
vsyor- general Two Of It's fins rooms,
however, are 10 Be temporarily used by the
state superintendent OF schools, until the
state makes an appropriation. The sle-
CANT Office rooms IN this building are well
lighted the floors are covered with Rox-
bury Brussels. it, ceilings are high, and
al other necessary conven,ences ere amply
provi. d.
Two new banks. recently incorporated,
have selected and leased suitable places In
convenient localities. and VIII soon be open
for business.
Subscribers 20 the new railroad enter.
prise are very liberal. much more 80 than
Was expected: and everything in that lire
locks highly favorable.
Anew street named Harrison avenue,
eighty feet in width. has been laid on by
the property owner. s. {. Woodruff, In
Western Olympia. The city Is also open
Ing grand avenue along the water front
on that side Of the bay.
The new hotel will be formally opened
q April Is.
Great activity prevails along the water
font in driving piles for various wharf i'm
provemenis
The senator was correct whom he said !:
There Is . commendable vim in Oiym-
piAs
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BUSY WALLA WALI1A.
Workmen Wanted There Tor
Farms and Gardens.
INFESTED WITH LAZY TnAaaps.


WAILA wALLA, March IA number
u young men arr talking q forming =
tnssbelI club and joining The league % b
nexanszcd soon at Spokane Falls.
Al Touring mills are running full e.
roclty night and day. Millers ssy thsy
eunnot come up 10 thsig crdsrs
Ihese h no excuse for any man sbie 70
vpeh being idle now, - Inquiries ass hoard
. svssy hand for men 10 work On farms
~ gardens.
Yesterday prominent persons met and
fofmed . branch Of the FaYmsrs' State
lI|iapce. O'Reilly Hull was elected presi.
lsuf, r. Lightie vice presfdeut, Milton
Dnnns secretary, and Danisi Stewart trsas-
ma.
4 warm rain has been falling I'll day,
eonxinr grass, wheat. ETC.. 10 grow rapidly.
Hsirs Of Mrs. Mary Hull. deceased, have
volutioned the superior court TO have J. C.
6vnsh appointed administrator Of dsced-
mss estate. Mrs. Hull died intestats
~ M husband. Orally Hull has failed
= take out letters Of administration. The
m1ote b valued at 81. 900. with rents and
r1cfts estimated Of 5000 per year
Waiia WaIla Ut present u infested With
= army Of trsmps. Late Friday night
lhnty-nvs arrived in one hand. This no
ooub9 sccounts for numerous burgiaries
eommitted Of late. Friday night Kyeer Il
Y06lsr's general merchandise store was
nissed from the rear and few articles
e1pjen and. strange to say, both tiils which
eontained cash were not touched. Last
rlkht John Dovelis residence WAS entered.
n thieves virtually ransacked the entire
houss. taking few dollars from the scr
vnns girls purse. and also some money from
Mn. NcCalley. who WAS visiting there.
7hey took Mr.. Dovsil's pans from near
~ bed, In which be was sleeping. out to
- hack yard. where they were found this
seeming rihed of lew dollars they con-
nsned. ]. 3. Co.'s store WAS also entered
NJ syening from the back yard and . lev
mdclss, such Is razors and cutlery. were
Gelen. Later last night man was ar
pusted who gave his name ~ Thomas
Anderson. He was trying 70 dispose OF =
mar 70 bartender. The razor was identi-
~ By Cox's clerk Is having been one of
Ikeas Stolen. Anderson will b tried To-
m0fBOW.
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Nex Recommendations

oiynrrA. March ie-The following ar
ueaes Of Incorporation have been tled:
The l. H. Griffith Realty and Banking
company. Seattle: capital stock, $50. oa.
Irnstees-L II. Griffith. George +. Miller.
!alius =. Hale. Laeiaa n. Ross. Adonirians
!! Esry and II. Willis Carr. Their OBJ
FSt Is 10 deal in real and personal property.
Alh Mercantile Company. seattle: capt.
IA stock. saooo. IruSsees-lennie T..
lind. Oscar ". Lind and J. r. IL. Morris.
Volect-To carry on mercantile business
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oirsrIA. March 10 The following
nosarses public have been appointed By the
ecvsrnor.
John f. Rice. K. W. Jones, Seattle. A. j.
1Faaam. Tacoma; f. Il. Flckrell. A. NJ.
ssavcn, 4. c. Ounce. Paicuss City; Edgar
Lehman. WallA walls: loseph & Leader,
NeoAsacs; J. ". Herusr, snehomssh
Total appointed 20 date, ei1
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= Aeslegg G Fefd's stitica 50 Anscorsss mast
y Sod Ia Ten DAYS This iand u less riasssss.
80 lesns TIC original town ct AnxesEte& A. a.
= AID STREETS Faa through IL INSIDE ioss.
- corner loss. S@sa rhS owner. By sell
.ak tas rrofsrfS himself. l. sbas 70 allos 10 Eer
sas ea sssoss psseeS Tee b 81 bsrSs ga Ire
sal David hei Ogs. ewaef 1sa aud s<e
HAxef - - -
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HELD ron CRIMINAL ASSAULT.
A Coal Miner Arrested Tor Assauiting {
Little Girl.

John Danxlcr, coal miner, aged 20
years, residing at the corner OF King ana
Commercial streets. was arrested Yesterday
morning by Captain kinley, for making
criminal assault upon is-yesr-oid Desie
Mctsnire, of the same residence.
nansier had in his possession at the time
Of his arrest two silver watches. SO In paper
mssaey, $40 in gold, and some small change
in silver.
lie VA. placed under SIS bail 10 avail,
examination before Justice Miller this
morning.
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ITO ALL WHOM II May GDAEEk&~~No~
II ce- IA hsress xs~en tAs* ne sop8rSrsysA3c
exAst "a heEve<n Z y Gs@sea sna q. G ffxs1, ~
Gsssss Pratt. VS. dsz~3lxeA ~ szusz4s con
se2s on FahrNArs =. Eses All Gesxs o@~9 sy
TIA Erxa ~ 20 sazd date vii Re pad ~ we AID
al eczon1ss due OF owSsg % Nd nrm MEsf ss
psza - sAe xnd<rxsxr19 T. y. EAr>kl.
passS xssrh ~. SaS&
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xorTGE OF DrssoLrTToS.

THE C0PAaESERsafP EXISTING gSnER
i the syn asEas OK AIsen Afssf - tAis DAY
dissolved ny mutual CONSENT The eSsss1t - slzs
b. cggnzsznFG Is ss-orgs 4. Al e0. ~a1 sFsNra
a. indebtedness Of sA< late arrz and VII eeEleSx
az r1zszszzeEzg sEc1UEz& sSKcsgg g ALIEN
l. b. ATHxS.
Gsxrss IA Isze
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gEprcrn RArEs rAsr

M. aae SofthSEa EAeahe Is new seistax hrssci&s
1ssAief tickets through Ia cnsessss 10 ~. see-
go - Ass IS. These are tho lowest rates ncw
8 sFsst A. Sasleers, city ticket sseas rs
= ssaa ssFvei. hsssen elcSk. 4 feakla. dspc&
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u.oCyD - CERTIFICATE or DISCHARGE
i fr1m Cssisofnas tnfsRwy T. = A., - Bar.
Ella y. Ersxhf- 0wnxT can havs same % TALL
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Taroaxh Pail nsn sssssna 81 sasstsFs asc d.n
,rr-rsr,s ~, lassss Improved tours; se~peu
tnrs,nrh u sac Essz VIA >0Ethern fsr.e1 rAE
,sr.s A IN re- csts ttek sseat, 70 seco2s
ssr,ss se~san hsexkz seakiu. SsEsas lSxss
.SSnt S.Azz,rs
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,a- Ia. r~rse. @rceIssas accommodations a1d
al ts~ sesrurss that coaxstass . 50 cess ~ ard
sssov.hse srtp % sAe Esss, sAks he saEtaSsa -
cf2e fhrcasa sxsnna4e Esi1s - - Tai
ssmns.s AIS Isg1ssEa A-sa CAsEsse e1asisssax q
lslnsr.x srawsnxrccrn All stecp ne car So
t,s,r ~ sseepees easer sss esr~etse1 81 TIE ssaA
u.xn paaaee 4 ~ Company ara ATTACHED y 5Aatf
sN-.s,es sr.4ra NJ A<sssr sesvsSs - Dc sonSsl
a sshslb~vx sts< tsekes sxeas 10 ssecaa street
e,,ssr hsSsk & Toaklns aeFss sieAss HsS q. -
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rrS To FIFTY HOURS SAVED

TEN To FIFTY HOURS sANEp
Nv saalnx the northern Pacific vest eulst train:
teases SEATTLE so g. dsfas No change 81
cara and al rallss the shortest roNss 20 TIT
ra~o Tearist sleeping cars through, piActnx
rssxeaxvrs Ia Union 3eros zen "a CIV hcxrs
ahsas Of cshsr ilnea A. cat berg. csty tekst
..xut rs SECOND strset. Boston eleek. = Eoz-
aIn. sieySus tscaes axeas Ssafs'e
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NOS RgxT-ro sExrlExES or GIN
r tssx-xa xrs3 sic furatxke trcas rocEs. vita
eeAsA IN rsysvsts t4-zIsy. nesr eAs Liza A@1rsss
4 a Pas, alel. .ncex.
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NAr rKEH

Mara II Rxilssd. showing n here tne - anttons
,.sly.sas sad g&nsiisa faraac railway are ccns-
Iur 10 and vaers the great real estate De as are
rasar ea psaksi goaes & Co. g. SeeSas
al
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he Old Homestead scasy.
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THE r H. DREW GLASS CO. OF MIME
i spolis Mgrn.. rceuess a. parties vito haye
placed orders with item through their tor-nes
salssrnan-Hsnry Forsisnd--so mail copies and
particulars os AZ once to tasxn. 30 f1x Sacy
can hzva Immediate attention
NOTICE TO Pk0PEIET0Rs-EsTfkA
~ tos passenger ard freight elevators. &c zan-
vsit<-s sad other hosstssx nasea1rsry fagaIsasd
by T. Trfe1isuaer. 81 CSsanosa, sole s<eas fof
prominent Esss@xg manufacturer rssns 80
al kiacs % bass1lugs - sAe isgsst terms
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fMroRrAN

IMfNFAI NM
70. Aarxssns n rxal estate - >slsaca say, ace
,-s5ls<rg & ssarstaeg. reoza ;. lsswxlsya-ho3ge
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Czoaet +. MEACHAM
617 Third Street

Advertisements under me heads Of Lost. Found
For sale, for Rent and eitust ons Wanted viii
be inserted At the rate Of . cents word for the
frssiasersicn; icens word 70, 80 h Subsequent
Insertion. Payment always in sdvaacA
Advertisements win be received at branch
ofnces of TEE PosriSrxLLseRxcRx ct:
Tseoma.......-....-.....- L. Fowler. agent
oly psa Major Geo W. Barter agent
Port Townsend. @. Esxls agent
NoTTCE-The business once OF the Posr-fS.
rxlIfsRxcRR viii hereafter be open until u D. "a
Classified sdverus< me.-- viii 60 received up u
this hosE
The solicwins letters await aevertisss 1t this
ofkce.
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OUEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three level lots. being 150xi2s feet. situated
% thst tho view cannot he shut out Prtce.
cult il IL 20 ani prime bat ding plot7 The fact
Is the cho'ce corners are being picked mp By
houe- builders AMI do rot again come on the
msrkr1 There 10 not home In seattle eituated
on . more charming epot than taia-
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wae ks<rs sfss harvest sssrk 81 Ksy wsss ard
/, r~,s.ssrss x{raxS IN Seasxaes Haaess 1se&n = ga
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SPECIAL NOTICE

N0TlCE-sOME COSTEAPTIBIsE BEING
AZ inserted in Q Seattle newspaper that b sd
LETT the city owing several bills l pronounce
the whole OF said article malicious faisehcod.
ss Owe no person in Seattle c. IL. Balm
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NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NUN*
~ men council Of the CITY OF Seattle. wash.
viii. by It's clerk, receive sealed bids for the
construction of . hre- boat Tor said city IN &C
corxtAare With ire plans and Specifications tor
toe same now on nie In said elersss once in
the c4ty bail. seattle, and the once OF r. l.
fssh 81 srd 81 First street. sa8 FFAncsscn. All
bids % receive consideration mtsf stAts where
IL Is proposed ~ construct ssfd boat. and shall
BE- fled - Aforesaid on or before Friday, April
IL issa at 30 p M. and nust Re accompanied
by cert aa<i cheek for the SUM Of four tAou-
sand Ga Co dollars drawn IN fsscf Of the treas
ureg IL the city az Seattle. 20 he forfeited to
neglect 70 enter into q contract AID fursfssh q
goo. and SAT- lent bond In Tie ssm OF the con
tract price wlthia ten TO, days after sne award
ell % saii csty TIE city reserves the right 20
w VERBS. Clark
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kIgsT MATERIALS - sTAFIE5 A<D
n latest Esssern coTe,sses fns s>eosas3en.
r. Wiizlnski, fsslzao9~ block. rrons street. Eeex
rEss<xs-sg. iornxz2y Us Cosszzbs< stse<L
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arr.

4 ETEsTs MATERIALS or ALL KIND. AND
"A fhe n0xsssiess rssf 1xs& an4 trzFa - oftikg.
T. u. Hxkex q Co. No Ices Tntrt street
aaT sgUDfo-LEssoss IL fAFEsTzY.
N china osl pastel erxy0a and w~ter color
pxtEssax ssa1les sog ssae 81 reEt. artistic sss1ss
lnz to@e Mrs. Ktnnszaa. room is. Tie Sfand'
we. is9i5x Front street.
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nFrCk SUPERINTENDENT SEATri.x q
~ Norfhen kaslwsv. Anxcortes, wash. Feb
Fuafy IL lesa 10 coasxscsares Afser NArcA IS
u<xt rrcele ~ seattle q NoF<hcra Railway sfil
Be rse4y 90 coorrarto-1 10 examine ler the pssr-
pcne 81 bidding % tie clearing grabbing and
grazing ths exsess<ea of the rE.arcsa up The
Skxgit valley. Bids vii h& received unfil Anil
lfoR the entire work ex for the work es seefsonx
The right - s~sect snx ami all hasis Is N ssrvra
p. A HILL Supe-fns<a4sul
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G. CARAVAN. ~. D.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
cine and surgery Univcrsity City OF New YORK.
Once rooms ~ and IS Boston block. SUR
geon seattle. Lake shore q Eastern Railway
COMPANY surseon northern Pacific Railway
speciality. General practice attended 70. Iele-
phone l6A
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<tt 94tase r<A[kttl
What hae Sna 10 na.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-14
A Philosophical Candidate

( . .r q. u
Mr.. Sam Cogan, who is Il canai-
dato for County Commissioners i,li
Edgcfield County, announces hisiaelf
| thus g
ssssTo the good people Of Edgefeld
The wind bloWeth where it, listetll,s
and no man can tell whence it comes
orwhither it goeth, but Lam not.
that kind of a cat. am ii Ben
Tillman cat and, if elected County
Commissioners propose to reform,
Ibeautify, adorll, resuscitate, rejuVe3
nate and rehabilitate EdgcfieidS
County from the edge of tile water
up to the top of the rocks anna \
laboring man and haul wood; Ii not
elected u can haul on. would say
more. butt am q ii, mn Of sew words
and fallgof trouble
sThe attempt Of All "a Alliance;s 1
|journal at Raleigh, IN 4, says tho
baltimore ,sttn, Hto get up opposiyS
ttiuii Toy t.iio ioII of eratorS
,lcb anee has proved a. flat failure.
All over" the old N ortk bate I'LL
Democratic County Conventions S;sysi
,pronoancing in favor OF Mr. sancas
reel ,,ctioli and testifying tos llis uIls
sWerying Democracy MFS eeg
Slle idol of the people Of 0rtis
Car6linas 10 certainly s0yyes
constituents with fidclity and ability
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-14
ysd BY j tists ,ijIsiS,:,
2lst, 1873
Re-Estab llshed August l,lS('
1887 y
Tile New Gateway to Death.
! TaE suDsTITUTE ros 5Is1N 1NaISa.a

8AunulsS, N. August Be-
tween 6 and z 'olo Ok this
lin the basementsof tho State prison
in this city, William Kemmler vac
killed undcr law by the use of elecS
tricity. On March 20, 1889, Kemms y
ler murdered Tillie Zeigler, his !
death to-day was leparation for stisG {
crime. He akfasted lightly. Bee
tween s and 8 religious services
were held. He made his own ltoilets
and was cheerful and cool, and with
out apparent dread. He entered the
death chamberabout6 $50, ,and assisted
| in preparing himself for death. He
whs placed iii the operating chair by
the warden, who introduced him toE
those present. IIe made brief fare
well remarks. There were no prayers
in the death room. The man was
evidently devoid Of nervous tension:
His voice, while speaking, had no (
torror. He submitted to the straps
l. aas
quietly, decided the adjustment Of Z
the electrodes, made suggestions tos
the warden and tinnllys@at set wit i;ssss:; 10; s.
tremor to await 2 the stroke. "a con-
vulsion marked the application Of {
electricity. He was said to be dead
in seventeen seconds, and the cur
rent was stopped. Later respiration
was resumed, the current was again
applied, and in thirteen minutes
from the first stroke he was again
declared dead. The flesh of his &
back was burned, also spot upon
the top of his head. An autopsy
was begun three hours after death
and its superficial disclosures we're
noted by all the doctors present. A5
microscope later must determine tho
exact conditions. ms
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-14
Tho Talking Ceases.

WALrERnono, SO, August 5.-
The State campaign pctcred out
here to-day in the midst Of adrench-
ing rain, q general collapse of plat
forms and q lot Of promiscuous fisti-3
cuffs. ss A
The meeting was very uneven. fulss
otherwise. Tho speakers were::s
Gems. Earle and Bratton, straightont
candidates for Governor, md Messrs.
Tillman, Pope lid Mayfcld. The
audience numbered about a 900 per
sons, and the speaking tookSplacesin sins
tho open all, from a platform, which,
twice collapsed, and finally went to-
pieces. 1t raincd continuously, and
every one was drcnched to the skim
Capt. Tillman was compelled to 5suss,
pond his remarks during the heaviest,
part of the shower. lie had hardly.
started when tho stand went down.
carrying him and the others with 8it.
Then he mounted the little piece
that was left standing and finished
mis- speech. ga
Gen. Earle stood upon a chair to-
deliver his speech. During the pro.s
grcss Of the meeting there were
several skirmishes on tho outskirts.
Sidney Beach had his head brokeng
by Town Marshal Herndon. Beach,
who is q straightont, is painfully, but.
not seriously, injured. Ahalf dozen
other scrimmagcs occurred, butyWithg
no serious result.
twas altogether n very tlisagreeassll
bic affair, and everybody seems to be-
glad that it is over,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-14
Now School Districts.

BEAR PEN SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. SO,
Beginning at Ben Coward's resi-
dence, thence the Chattooga Ridge
road to the State line, thence said
State line to Whitewater River,
thence down said river to the foot
OF tho mountain, thence straight
line to the top of Piny Mountain,
thence q straight line to the head Of
VIM. E. Corbin's lane, thence the
Whitewater road to Ben Coward's
residence, the beginning point.
S. p. STRIBTING.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-08-14

lay down. tho plow fer any pro-
fession. tits claimed that the pen
is mightier than the sword; but tho
ploW is mightier than eithor, and if
I was the greatest M. ID. since tho
days of Galen, or tho most successful
lawyer that ever read Blackstone, or
the greatest D. D. since the days of
Paul, Iwould,> like Paul, be a charge
to no man, and would insist on com.
bining honest toll with even a lucra-
tive profession. Washington says
agriculture is the most useful, most
independent and the most healthful
of all imployments. Washington is
claimed to have beon one of the best
balanced men, q perfect model, in
physique, which phrenology alone has
proven, yet hc could not make a
stump speech. This is encouraging
to the farmer and though he might
address the Alliance for the Demo
cracy, he will get there all the same.
The seasons have been replete.
The ground is thoroughly wet and
the crop is rapidly improving from
the dry weather. The rains have
becn general so far rs heard from
no wind, hail, thunder or washing,
and the growing crop is simply mag
nificeit. The prize acre is up to
anticipation.
Wc hear of much jaundice in tho
country. We think it is a symp-
tomato affection of Ia grip, originat-
ing from the past warm winter.
H.r-..t s Is, L. X,