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house door, the following real estate
to- wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or
tract of land situate in the county
and State aforesaid, on both sides of
Big Eastatoe creek, and known as
tract No. 3, of the home place of the
late Isaac Anderson, deceased, con-
tanning fifteen hundred and sixty
Q560O acres, moro OF less, adjoining g
lands of A. Stewart, j. L. Hagood
and others.
Terms: Cash, purchaser to pay fol-
papers and for recording the same.
j. NJ. STEWART,
Dec. 10th. 1889. Clerk of Court.
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hos '>iJ pressing SGyle.
When to these qualifications are added
his long and intimate personal ac-
quaintance with President Davis and
his family, and his own active per.
sonal participation in the stirring
scenes of the most important period
OF the life of the President of the Con
federacy, it will be seen Mt once that he
is eminently fitted to prepare such a
volume as this. He is busily en-
gagged in the work now, and hos the
cordial cooperation and assistance
OF Mrs. Davis, who places much
material ct his disposal. It is uder-
stood that by IN arrangement with
the publishers Mrs. Davis will share
in the profits of tho publication, and
when we add that the southern house
OF b. Il. johnson g. Co.. Richmond,
Va, it goes without saying that the
book will be in all respects first class,
and in every way worthy of the illus
trlous subject. Itis destined to have
large circulation and Will be worthy
of it.
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ANsTs RxsSsa WAN s.Sau..-...

Several Alliance men are in favor
of having warehouse at Pickcns.
There are several reasons for it being
of great advantage to cotton growers
in Pickcns, Hurricane, Pumpkintown
and Enstatoc townships. For several
Years Piedmont and Pclzcr have run
short of cotton, and when they have
not run short it was because they
had given n little over the market
price, in order to keep the cotton from
being shipped. If there was such
q warehouse at Pickens as the one at
Easley, these factories, it is said,
would fill it every fall with cotton
purchased at Pickens, on certain days
to be agreed upon between the farm
ers and factory men. The factory
men could save money by buying
here, and giving an eighth more, be-
cause they are often put to the neces-
sity of hauling their supply from
Atlanta and points beyond. The sub
Alliances in the townships mentioned
will do we'll to have q committee to
investigate the matter. We believe
they could save money enough in one
season to pay all expenses.
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Ia Was NHljSS DlIER.

The latest report from Barnwcll in
regard to the lynching Of negro
thief there last wceck, shows that it
was no lyncIlins, but the deliberate
murder of a petty thief. The negro
had stolen an overcoat and hat from
a farmer, who pursued and overlook
him not far from a place called Rob-
bins. The negro had the goods and
handed them over without resistance
The farmer was satisfied and went on
his way. The thief was arrested by
Il colorcd constable and two white
men, who started for the trial JUS
tees with the prisoner, when q
drunken coward named Ready, who
had offered to help catch the thief
took"the negro from the three das-
tards who had him under arrest, and
tied him to tree and blew his brains
out with a gun. The people of Barn
well should not be blamed with the
work of this cowardly murderer. The
Governor has offered $500 re ward for
his arrest, the largest reward ever
offered by him for any criminal.
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THE FpeKXgs ACRE OF CORN.

1t is now certain that Capt. Drake,
of Marlborro county, will win the Amer
lean Aericulturist's prize of $500 for
the best acre of ccln raised in the
United States for the year 1889. The
prize will be duplicated by the Sup
erinterdant of the Agricultural Blu
reau of this State, if won by q
South Carolina farmer. Thus the
acre of corn will bring the Captain
81, 900 outside of tho corn raised by
him, (254s bushels)
The following is the financial re-
port made by Capt. Drake as to his
corn:
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r w. Russell has "got there"
He was nominated by the
It last Monday to be post
It Anderson. No doubt he
confirmed at once and take
# the office.
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THIS action Will apply TO the court Av4 .n.
relief demanded in the complaint.
And each of you are hereby notified
that the object of this action is the set
tlcmcEt of the personal estate of Micaiah
Alexander, senior. deceased, and that no
personal claim is made against any of YOU,
and that the payment of any cnSts out of
the funds of the estate, for any answer or
other defense made by any of you will be
resisted by the plaintiff.
Dated December 3lst. 1880.
]. NJ. STEWART. G.. G.. P.
-ANsEI, lIoILINGswoR 6 MORGAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
To the minor defendants above named, to
wit. Perry Rhodes, Fannie Rhodes, Ellis
Rhodes and to all the other defendants
who may be minors, whose names and
location are unknown to the plaintiff
You arc hereby notified that you have
an Interest in the estate of Micaiah Alex
andcr, senior, deceased, and that the set
tlcmcnt OF said estate is the object of
this action, and that you arc requested and
summoned to procure for yourselves the
appointment Cf q guardian al litcm, to
represent each of your several interests in
said action, and that unless you procure
for yourselves the appointment of such
guardian ad litcm, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the appointment of some
suitable person to act as guardian AL Item
TO represent your respective interests
herein, at the expiration of twenty days
after the service of this notice upon yuu.
ANSEL, HOLLINGWORTH
Il MORGAN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
December 31st 1889.
ian0WG
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ThAE JAIL.

No member Of the Grand Jury, or
citizen of the county, has visited this
institution without being fully con-
vinced that its Improvement is a pub-
lie necessity. It was built at Old
Pickens long before the war to meet
the necessities Of that time-~~Hirere
orc moro than ten times rs many
prisoners to accommodate now in the
run Of year. Some years ago the
fees and perquisites of the Sheritl's
Office were sufficient to enable him to
hire o jailer. This is not the case
now. There has been comparatively
little money spent on the concern
since it was moved to this plac A
little money judiciously spent now in
improving its security, and sanitary
condition would be a good investment,
and perhaps save both the county
and the Sheriff expensive doctor
bills. Our people never object to
such use of the public treasure and
we trust the county board will see
their way clear, at an early day, to
have the necessary improvement made.
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800 cents and 81
cents, pure and 81
tional parts of q d
am surprised to sc
up to 25c,0O0 cent
AS SIS and 500 &c
the result is puzzl
urged that docima
used. a cent, rs
n unit as u dollar
is to be announced
NAL cannot be plea
of the rather surp
there is clearly
What is it?
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the Cumberland Gap Rail
d at his home in Hodges, on
instant, at the age of sixty
ars.
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Notice to DeDrOrs and GreGi.
tors.

Notice to DeEtOrs and Crcdi-
tors.
CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ County of Pickens.
In Common Pleas.
William T. Burgess ct al, plaintiffs,
Against
Margaret Trotter, ct al, defendants.
In pursuance Of an order issued by
the Hon. I. b. Fraser, Presiding Judge,
goth Of November, 1889, all creditors
of Simeon T.. Burgess, deceased, are re-
quired to prove their claims before the
said Clerk within sixty days from the
date of this notice, or be barred of any
rights in the funds of the estate of said
Simeon e. Burgess, deceased.
j. NJ. STEWART,
Dec. 21st, 1880. Clerk of Court.
dec26w6
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uropean influenza that struck
inent somo time since, has
; general epidemic all over
.ltry, and in many cases
tai. Thousands in the lal sc
down with ella Grippe"
rfL-- 1:,.I ~ Nov,
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Nos. 5, q, SO and 81 daily except Sap-
day. Main line trains Sd and IS, daily
between Columbi" and Alston; daily OK
cent Sunday between Aston and Green
vile. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, GenI Pass Agt
ID. CARDWELL. y. p. A., CoInmbia g.
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dss the famous "shoe
Nth whose face every

!; The UhitsSS Stttes s9la is famiI.
,een elected Mayor of Brock
49,, on a "dry ticket" at that.
It he will manage the affairs
ity with ''.e same ability as
is immense business, and his
IN will have no cause to re-
honor they have conferred on
known man of the age,
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II Coap sci for the Is. * ID.

II Counsel for the qs. d I'D.
now understood as certain
ge Cochran has accepted the
81 general counsel for South
for the Richmond & Danpille
system, but he will serve
rm in Congress before de-
! entire attention to the ~o-
.rol l.. B. Abney, r. b 3
accepted the POI
or,nsel, and viii h..
-e raj business of &,
lumbia 50 Augusta !
,3lr, of Greenville, an,
of Spaptanbura
! Engaged as assistant w.:
{he Columbia s. Green :
i, alburg, Onion & Colum
. IA their special charger
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.er lynching is reported to
en- place III Barnwcll county
'day night of last week. 1t
that q negro burglar was
rom an officer while being
Jail, and tied to q tree and
1t is thought that the
lrties have been arrested and
in Jail.
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nor Richardson, last week,
ed the death sentences of La.
Wood, of Sumter county, and
lyburn, of Lancaster county,
aprisonment. They are both
convicted of murder md
have been hung last Friday.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
No; Sc has Pullman sleeper New York
TO Atlanta.
No. SO, Pullman sleeper Washington to
"w Orleans, and Washington to Birm-
Gilman sleeper Atlanta to New
sleeper New Orleana
w. '"inghan to Wash-
g., Taylor,
n
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THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE r r
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT

wilmington, N. c., Jan. 18th, 80.
Fast Line between Charleston and CO.
IumDla and upper South Carolina and
Western North Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
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Clerks Sale,

V1tFA y f9NFN.
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ County of Pickens.
In Court Of Common Pleas.
W. NJ. Hagood, ct nj, Administrators,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Harriet Bowie ct nj, Defendants.
In pursuance of an order Of fore
closure made in the above stated case
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>use>ef Representatives, died
me in Washington, d. O., on
instant. Ho was the oldest
md continuous service, hav-
elected to fifteen consecutive
es. Cancer of the throat
;ause of his death.
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wno was xour Great Grandm.hcra

who was Xour Great Grandfathcra
The Detroit journal desires to re-
hive, by postal card, the address Of
living male and female descend.
. of Revolutionary officers and
,a,. ,.ers Of I776, and, wheI. possible,
:. ame and state of the aucestor.
, ,.erif w. III, Brearly, proprietor
, d.. Detroit Journal is contemplate
ga I'D upon the national treasury?
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svAN'rs1oMEs IN soUTsa GA AasoLrsA,

s'SIr. r. III. Ferguson, Of Buffalo,
N. T., writes the department Of ,NQr;S
culture that his efforts to induce the
poorly paid laborers of the Northern
cities to move Soathward and engage
In agricultural and mechanical pur-
suits are bringing forth fruit. He;
has now several families who are
ready to come to South Carolina with
their families, settle and make homes
for themselves. They wish to pur-
chase land in the healthier portions
OF the State, but having little money
they wish to work for wages or to
crop on shares until they can get q
start. These are all English.speaking
people, and, Mr.. Ferguson sa, s, thor
oughly reliable. Parties in South
Carolina who wish such people should
address the department of agriculture"
These people want homes in the
healthiest part of the State, and of
course, they will be referred to the
Piedmont section, than which there
is no moro healthier place on the
globe. Our large land holders that
wish for good tenants should let the
world know of their wants. Adver-
lands, and the advantages
g, fertility, Sc. A little
their pnrt will soon start o
of immigration hitherward
that Will soon fill our neglected com
munities with class of sober, indus
trious citizens that will open up and
improve our country, and be of un-
told valuo to tho State If you want
good tenants or to dispose of some of
your land, and thereby do good for
your country, let your wants be known.
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Notice for year
Il lSS9.9Ss.

+ ,aatN,,3t s ttst5s. AS5oV-VNSs atftl l. lts
Returns of Personal Proparty, Polls
and Real Estate will be received at
the following times and places
On Monday and Tuesday, january
18th and 14th, ut Central.
Tn Wednesday and Thursday. jan
uacy 10th and 10th, at Liberty.
On Friday and Saturday, January
18th and 18th, at Easley.
On Tuesday, January 21st, at
Cross Plains.
On Wednesday, January 22d, at
Dacusville.
On Thursday, January 23d, at
Fosters Store.
On Friday, January oath, at Pump
kintown.
On Tuesday, January 2sth, at
Lynch's Store. "...
On Wednesday, January goth, at
Hendricks Store. ........'
On Thursday; January Both, at
Mile Greek School House.
On Friday, January 3lst, at Six
Mile School House.
At the Auditors Office in Pickens
Q. H., on all other days from January
lst 1890 to February Goth inclusive.
This is the year for returning Real
Estate. Taxpayers are requested to
make full Returns Of all Real Estate
owned on the first day of January
1890 and notices of any Transfers.
j. B: CLYDE,
Auditor OF Pickens County.
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ COUNTY OF PICKKNs.
Court of Common Pleas.
Robert G Gaines, Plaintiff,
Against
l. A Payne and w N Payne Defendants.
Summons Complaint not served.
To She defendants, l. A Payne and W N
Payne:
You arc hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action.
which IS this day fled in the office of the
clerk of court for Pickcns county, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber at his office at
Pickcn, s G, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day
OF such service; and If you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated December 10th, 1889.
SEAL. j NJ STEWART, COR.
? CAREY, plaintiffs attorney.
10 the defendants, l. a Payne and " N
Payne:
Take notice that the complainant in the
above entitled action, together with tho
summons. of which the foregoing is COPY,
was filed in the Office of the clerk of the
court of common pleas for the county of
Lickcns i'll the State of South Carolina, at
lickcns in said State and county on the
10th day of December, 1889.
p CAREY,
dec1Qw6 Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
GNGnr{x
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- 3. - - p. - -
RSDAY. JAN. 16, 1890.

rmers Alliance of Spartan
nty arc to build O cotton
900
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[ suffered with pain in my side end
back for four weeks, the pain being SO
severe rs to keep mo in bed, unable to
move. tried Salvation Oil and it com.
plctely cured me and I am now well and
free from ail pain. CH. RoBT. LEDIIsrr,
81 burst Alley, Baltic, Md.
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when our

The Court of c.
Piclscns, for the {
on the first Mono
second Monday j
fourth Monday II
the Court OF Com,
County at the sal
Wednesday next
Monday in Mnrcl
day in July and t
in September.
Boys need a littI
fouSh places III III
the world success
nervous mother W
bling for the safet
and will not let t
that their compan:
er makes her sons
in sclf-relianee,orI I
who pretend an ob
do not yield.
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per pound. Bacon % cents Der
pound. Coffee from Is to so cents
per pound. Corn $1.25 per bushel.
Salt, Liverpool, per sack, $500 to
1925. Corn wiliskey, $3.50 to $500
per gallon. Sugar, Is to 25 cents
per pound. Tobacco, GO cents to 81.
per pound. Calico, 10 to 20 cents
per yard.-Keowee Courier.
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announcements. {.

othran having determined to
eat in congress, the friends of
)RRIS will offer him as q can
l the vacancy.
Respectfully yours,
s... CENTRAL.
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Another nRathe,naticaI Puzzle.

A friend asks me to multiply SIS by
SIS. do so and announce the result
rs S25 Now multiply 500 cents by
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5cst Indiana suffered last
2 IAN overflow of the rivers
streams, caused by recent
Inns. Much property has
dyed, and along the Wa.
Ansidrable stock has been
hundreds of bushels of
away, as many farm
ptry do not gather
Apring.
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l.. IN. SUUIIl,.n, -.
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usual mild winter has been
ued SO far as tho Northwest
led. There was reports Of
low storms and blizzar(!s
ut most of those States last
he depth of the snow fall
ON ten inches to twelve feet.
yes have been lost and rail-
81 has been blockaded.
S. Briee, of Ohio, has been
nited States Senator to sue
ny B. Payne. Thus another
oued into the house Of lords.
, is many times a millionaire
es to prove that money wins
! rs we'll MS in everything
tes are counted with dollar
;he "pure and perfect" north.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-25

encore, as IN her previous selection.
II isa prideful fact that Salem can
boast of an elrutionist In Miss
Scriber equal, IL not superior, 10
any who has appeared here from
any querter. Miss Scriber's program
had other attractions not the less
appreciated. Miss Haily Parrish aud
Mr.. James III. Ross opened the evc-
ning's entertainment In u duet VI
Live aud Love Thee" the sweet
soprano Of the one aud the rich bari
tone of the "i!,lr Lltuding in the
most charming manner. Miss Par
rish also sang two solos and respon-
ded to AN encore, the audience be-
ing delighted to hear their old favor.
ite once more. Mr.. Ross was In ex.
cellent voice and his solo, "Sailing,"
set the house wild. Jimmie" tried
to dodge an encore but the crowd
would be there clappiug yet IL he
had not come out and given anoth-
er stanza. Miss Pearl Scott accom-
panied In her usual faultless manu- ner.
1t can be truly said that more en-
joyable evening has been rarely spent
ut the opera house, aud Miss Scriber
can well be proud of her complete
success.
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towns center. The cast Ia full of
clever people. c. B. Hawkins, as
Moneymaker; Frank David, as Hi
Hand, who runs printing office"
William Jerome, in his tripartite
role, and Messrs. Heron. Flanagan
and OLynn, provoke the risibilities
Of the audience at entirely unfo1e-
seen moments, while the telephone
girls, Misses Burton, Clarke, Arm
strong and Bockell sing well, dance
well and look well. More, surely,
could not be required of them II each
were Fay Tcnlplelon.
ENTERTAINING THE UNFoRTuNATE
A pleasant program was rendered
at the asylum Wednesday evening
for the benefit and enjoyment Of the
patients. The exercises were given
by the employees ably assisted by
Miss Hally Parrish aud Mss Clara
Siebold, formerly an employe at the
asylum, but now of Seattle. The
patients and hearers in general were
more than pleased with the singing
of Miss Parrish and Miss Siebold.
sTHE Unity CLUB
Held its last session at the residence
of Mr.. J. B. Stump. The novel in
literature, education aud reform,
was discussed and work laid out for
subsequent meetings. Twelve even
iigs will he devoted to the French
Revolution. Dickens "Tale of Two
Cities" will he read and discussed.
Next Tuesday the club meets Mt
Mr.. Stapleton's, on Center street,
corner Front, a: 7:s0 p. IN. sharp
The first fifteen minutes are given
10 general literary news. There
will lie four short essays on the
political and social condition re.
spcctively of France and England
IN i7775. These will be followed by
u discussion OH the history Of that
period. Each member Of the Club
is to give at the beginning Of the
quotation from the story.
The Club II open to all who are in
sympathy with its purpose.
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Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY & DESART,

. iccessors TO u. Nash, have well eetab-
itshed Brick and Tile factory in North
pared to furnish nrst-class brick aud tile
on short notice
Samples Of Trick or Tile sent free TO any
point desired. on short notice.. orders can
DC lett with Jos. Fishburn, ITO State street,
where samples can be seen. dAw
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WASHINGTON.
THE BEHRIN0 SEA FISHERIES DIS
PUTE,

TIE BEHRIN0 SEA FISHERIES DIS.
PUTE.
WAsHINoToN, Oct. 25.-The state
meat In telegraphed from Canads
upon authority Of British member.
Of parliament that 1t has been re.
solved to submit the BehrinE sea
fsherlesi dispute to arbitration. This
s premature 30 far as 1t may he
taken to imply q completed agree
m.nt on the part Of both govern
ments Learned correspondence
on the subject is still In pro-
gress, but there is hopeful signs that
. satisfactory settlement will be
reached at q comparatively early
date.
RECEPTION no THE MEMBERS OF
THE IRON AND STEEL INsTI.
TUTE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 25.-
The members Of the Iron and Steel
institute who have been on . tour
through the Soath arrived In
Washington this morning. They
were taken to the patent Office,
where they evinced much interest
in the details Of the American pat
snt system. They then visited the
postoffice department aud called on
the postmaster general. The pro-
gram for the day includes visits to
the other executive departments,
with reception at the white house
Gso'clock to night aud n promenade
concert at the Arlington hotel.
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TEIEcRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report aud
Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

IAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25-Whest,
huv.r 80 81 $50; season sl.4SI per
GENITAL.
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OF this delightful rce'comedy,
which will be presented this even
Ing at the Reed, the 81. Louis Star
Sayings makes this comment; A
brand new bill, "The U. B. Mall"
WAS the curtain raiser at the Olyn''
pic. lis author claims nothing for
il aside from i,s laughter making
aud eur aud eye delighting qualities.
The play brings before US the country
postofiice, Nth I'LL the amusing In
cidents that daily transpire Ia It,
and It must he said In justice to iss
CON rsser that he makes the most Of
all the funny things that happen in
. place In which the entire social,
political and business life Of smah
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ACCIDENTS.

MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF PAssEN.
GERS IN A RAILROAD WRECK.
REpAISa, Pa, Oct. 25.-The Read
,ng express this morning ran into
,hnp loaded coal cars . half
mile from Pottstown. The coal cans
were filed. The locomotive was de-
roiled. and tie tender telescoped
the smoking car. The escape Of the
messengers from death was niiracu-
lous Joseph Markowitz On one Of
the coal cars was killed.