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! Tho druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation.
and sick headache, discovered byi Dt.
Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mount
aims. It's said to be Oregon grape root
IA great remedy in the lar West for those
complaintsl combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use BY pouring
on boiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at so cents 4 package, and is
called Lanes Family, Medicine. Daw.l
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LEMON ELIXIR
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

- - e
For biliousuess and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir. TX L
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir. Vim tEh3 I'll !
! For sick and nervous. headaches, take
Lemon Elixir. e.
For sl~eeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. 4,
For loss OF appetite aud debility, take
Lemon Elixir. /.
For f%syere, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir. !.
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis.
eases, all OF which arise from q torpid OF
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow.
els.
Prepared only by Dr.. H. I1ozLEy, At.
lanta, Ga.
Soc aud 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
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EAST Liberty. August 27.-Csule-Eece:pts
a.750 head; shipments 2,sGi head: market
good 50 75ai 10; common 81 25a3 IS: bulls. cows
aud stays s. 0oA3 90. I~logs-Recelpts $3.50 head:
shipments i,5a3 bead; market fair: selected
coru.lcd Il 6Et 20: best corn Workers 81 JOs
--Hseeip,s ! ,30l head; shipments 100 head; mar
ket steady; prime S Ipa5 g; Lhir to good 81 25s
! 10; common s. toa3 30: !amts s. 5Oa6 CO. r..
CHICAGO, August 27.-Cat,le-Reeip:s l4,NCG
head: shipments 1880 head: market higher,
.stecrs 81 GOi5 Is: Texans 81 b5,3 60. Hoss-lsr
active; prime packers s. $ ai 10; light 81 l5al 81.
Sllcer-keccip1s {, eco head: market steady: pn,
tiyes sioeai5 =: Westerns 81 c5ai 40; Texans si'ad
1 10: lambs S. .aaG IS.
C%lScISSATl, O., August 81 Hogs strong: com.
mon aud light s. 2sai 80; packing aud butchers
81 nQAi 90, r "a
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Roal Estate.
FOR SALE,

A modern house. containing eight rooms.
bath, etc. Full let. co feet front. Location very
desirable, Ia south Penn street. This property
Is In tirstrlaSs condition and Will be sold for
much tess than 1t could be replaced for to-day.
Paying investmtnth-t the property southwest
corner broadway and Zane streets, three dwell.
lug houses. Rents for about $50 per Year. Price
fi,UOJ.
Property northeast corner Of Maryland and
North Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
with ground enough for Il third house. This
property is In such II location that Will Increase
very rapid invaluc, $1,000.
Seven Eooa!ea dwelling. JIG South Penn street.
very desirable location, $1,000.
Five ro0Eed dwelling, l3b sottli Broadway.
\ new double frame house with nll modern
improvements, etc., containing : rooms, pantry,
bath, Ac.
BUILDING LOTS.
Lot loxl2o on Huron street. Just north OF Viz,
gin!a. l'rlte 81 800.
lot OIL South Penn street. 57Hxloo. 81 COO. /;
Lot on north hlde tourtecath street, GdxI(G,
$50. tl
Lots on cast side Eric street, old fair grounds,
33xis0, $50.
Lols on south sido Fourteenth street, East
End. $40 per front foot.
Lots on Wabash street, good location. 2oxl20,
$500.
Lots in G!,chrlst's addition, high ground, 3ox
100, 500 each. il.
Lots on south end Of South Penn street, !sxleo,
500 each. :
Several small fruit and garden farms in good
location, Z
q, o. SMITH, ~
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
i1lsp Market street.
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NEW ioRK, August 27.-Pe,solcum opened
stcnjy. but soon became weak md Lima OF!
dropped 3iac and Pennsylvania spot fell PC,
and september option liz. There was n sharp
rally In the last hour. after which the market
closed steady. Pennsylvania oil: Opening and
highest Sc: loves. Sj1.e: closing size. Lima
oil: Opened md nighe.t a5c; lowest 52ii4c; clos.
ing ISL &c; sales e6l 900 barrels.
0iLttrr, Pa, August q oponcd and highest
Siac: lowest SjAc; closet nc SEQ; runs 1906
barrels; shipment. l2o,l70 barrels; charters 1881
barrels: salcs :9.,C0 barrels.
prrrsnrR0ll, Pa, August 27.-pctroleum dull
and lowcr;, opened mud highest sji[c: lowest
sE73<e;. closed At siHc.
BRADFORD. Pa, August 27.-Oncncd and high.
est s51sc; owest s3jssc; closed q. size; clcarAuc,S
5ti,G0 barrels.
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The best salve in the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, aalt rheum, fever
sores, '%tetter, chapped hands. ~chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptious, and posi-.
lively cures piles, Or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. ciPrice 25 cents ppi
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Say some dealers who try 10 sell q sub.
stitute preparation when q customer
calls for Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do not
allow any such false statements as this
induce you to buy what you do not
want. Remember that the only reason
for making it is that a few cents more
profit will be made on tho substitute.
lusist upon having the best medicine
Hoods sarsaparilla. 1t is Peculiar to
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tits,
Simon atCtn. ~scryivot NJ himre,i and Josepb
kEtu, Decreased, late rBrthGrs doing business
under the Urn name aud style ot5tern nni
hletli, defendant. ~ aSsunPsit with attach.
f1ent.
Affidavit having tCen duly made and nled
that hi. tcIendaIt, simon Stern, il not A tesi.
dent OF THIS stats, ntd the object OF this suit
being 10 obtain judgment IN favor OF MId Main.
tins bgalnst the said defendant for TIM sim n
{O9l.Y, ~!ih Interest on tlH As PARCEL thereof
nom January ~ isYo, until puid, aud with III.
!!ttSt on siD NJ residue thereof from
disc sold and delivered TO, md Wn,t
aud labor done and materials supplied for iie
vail simon Stern anu Joseph Stern, In his I'M,
time. ~ phttncts doing business under Tho Arm
name aud slylu VI stern and Stern, a. thelr in.
thLre hnd tcatirSt at u subject to Tho NAV.
IHcnt Of such Judgment when obtained, Toe
uobtt 10 said hFni OF Stern and Stern, and
the ELECTS Of S4id ,lrII, Which have been nj.
iarlisI N DDS cAu,e; and the said aefendaHt not
hAvIls herri served with process IN this suit. II
Il nrletel Tint the sntl Simon stern DO AMI n
hereby required 40 appear " tbII ca,D within
one month after the daIe OF the trst publication
on tAu 7th day OF August, A.. D. 1871, hereof, and
40 miat Is hteGiAaty TO protect his iutcttsjs;
anu MAT THIS Greer DO published once a week
for Jour successive weeGs in some Ucwspnper
pilhllahrl IA lAil county II ID be posted al The
ifdht door OF the Court t2uutc thereof according
10 law.
Witness the signature CT John W. Mitchell. |
GEEK 81 iAe S+!l e31fI, Al bis dice In The Court |
House ihtIeol, this eth GHy Of August, 1870, al
Rules.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
CLERK OF the Cilcult Court OF Ohio County, Va. |
CALbwkLL * CALDs ILL, "
attorneys lJr plainIills. Hu7.rh
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Soc aud 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
A Prominent Minister Writes.

Alter ten years OF great suffering from
indigestion with great nervous prostra.
ton, biliousness, disordered kidneys
and constination, I have been cured by
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir and am now
a well man. REV. G. @. DAVIS,
Ed, NJ. i. Church South,
TnAs No. "a Tatuali St., Atlanta, Ga.
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~ 90
Piles! PileBt l,chinx l'ileB.

srAProas- AioIstrrc: intense itching aud
ii allowed to continue iurlors form, which often
bleed and ~ulceraic, becoming very sore,
swAfHE's OlSTNESr stops the itching aud bleed.
lug, heals liberation, and ip most cases rc
moves the tumorB. nAt%diuHglsts, or by NAL, loy
50 cents. Dr., Ewayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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Simply apply "swAYSE's OINTMENT" No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter. eczema,
Itch, all cruptions On the lace, hands, nose, &C.,
leaving the skin clear. white aud healthy. ls
great healing and curative powers are possessed
by nc other remedy. Ask your druggist for
6HAfNE'8 OINTMENT. r-l EET9IllN4 TThxw
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
situations. 25c. per box, 8 boxes Tor 81.
For sale by Logan, Drug Company. Daw
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About the first thing that strikes the
man who runs away is the scarcity Of
places 10 run TO. strag.
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HYCfnlx-


NEW York, August e7.-Pis Iron strong;
American slc Goals o.. Copper nominal At s;6 4.
Lead quiet at q ~. Tin quiet; htrni.s 81 ".
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Snail ?DA Snail Sua Small grrs
Health is Wealth

Dr.. E. c. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TnEA1I
AEET, n guaranteed specific for HysierIa, Dilz!.
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neu1algis,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused By the
use OF alcohol or tobacco, WnkelulncSs, Mental
Depression, SoiieniNg Of the Brain resulting In
lnsanttY and leading t. misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, Barrcnress, Loss OF
Power in either sex. Involuntary Losses and
spcrtnetorrliTa ca,fsed Wy d~ver.exertidn OF afe
brain, self-abllsc or overiudnlgcnce. Each box
Contalns one months treatment. sio0 a bog,
or SIX boxes ioy s. %. sent by mall prepaid on
receipt OF price. GUARANTEE SIX BOXEs
us ior Six boxes, accomnsnieI with Is %. We
will send the purchaser Il written guarantee
10 refund the money Il the treatment does not
effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by Nc.
LA1E BROTHERS,, Druggists, Sole Agents. Nc.
Lniu Block, cor. Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling, ", Va. see. rThssw
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When Dahy was tick, vc gave he. cas.osIa,
When slso was a Child, kl,u cried for CaStoria,,
Whom sha became N!las, she chung to cas.or!a,
When she had Children, sho gaze them castosia,
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North Main st. School
FOR BOYS N GIRLS.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,
The secord annual session Will begin MON.
4 SEPTEMBER 10. A graded co6rsc Of III.
both OF mind and body. witt continuc tn lie care.
fully. pursued. Special advantages offered 10
children who need careful individual assistance,
Children received between The asps OF j and 10
years. All the primary English branches, TO-
Eether with u;al French included In the regular
course. drawing anh Instrumental Music MISC
provided. CAREFUL attention given TO tie forn,1.
ton Of correct habits uf speech and In the use OF
the voice. Stsmncrtug and other Impediments
Q! speech overcome by instruction based upon
natural law. CaliAthenics and singing excr-
eites.. accompanied by piano. Terms moderate.
For circular, call itr6h or address
MISS MAE BELLE HART,
nng ..'sii 49, ia 1877 Main StrHet.
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BEEcHAM's Pills cure Bilious and
Nervous ills. 3
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

WHEELING ISLAND. u.s.
Three roor, frame fotita on South Huron
street, pantry and cellar, lot so1lD feet. A bar.
gain for $40.
No Gage st. 10 reoMs. lot 4s1lM feet. sG,hc0.
Five rU0uitd frame house, northeast corner
Maryland and North York affects. -
M. 1877 South H%rohiwSy. ! rtoued frame,
Biz roomcl tranie house on North FROM RtreeL
No 7iHow jersey street, G roOnled frame house,
Three frame houses southwest corner Zane
aud Broadway streets. ;
No. Al Maryland street. 7 rooms, lot ONiSo
Fiuc lot on North front s.. 50xlia feet, sl,2D.
No. rs south broadway, lot !yxlao !eet .
Lots on South Penn street. below Fink street.
Lota on South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO
No. 23l7 Eon st., s rooms, stable In rear, s., 600,
No. CIT Mnin street rooms, brick. Look NJ
It, Sj.tUb. VI a. f..t.,
M. $50 Twelfth street, franc, lot COxico icct.
No. lHl6 byron street, brick, & rooms.
No.. t2 Eleventh street. brick. 6 roonB. v
q No. J!SChnrlinc st., 6 rooms and storcroorl,
Eus. 49, and laa% sixteenth street. lot S0xl2O,
Lot on National road, near Mt Bellevue.
o. RlNEHART & TATUM,
IvHs 20 tlI'g lali Market sircet-
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NRDER OF PUBLICATION.
John Fccker

III tic Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in Tie
State @! West Virginia, August Rules, A.. ID. lsVV,
In chaucery,
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Legal Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

In the Circuit. Court OF Ohio County. In the
s'ateo West virginia, August Rules, AID. isyO.
John I; slmonS., Frederick N. simons. part.
ncts doing business under the firm name AMI
s,yle o, slGaons, brother and Company, plain.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE. d
CHEAP LA N IS.
w E1SrI

Aiong the lines Of the BURLINGTON ROUTE
In Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming and north.
western Kansas. particularly on lis new extern.
lions IT. that territory. there III still some Gov.
ernment Land awaiting settlement, Ms well Oh
o.asr cheap lang held BY ildiytdua!s: The lands
country Tor agricultural aud grazing pnrposes
In the comparatively new districts arc many
improved tarms,, which can be purchased at =
very low rate Of shat class Of restless pioneer set.
tiefS, VINO arc ready ut All timex 10 move "iar.
BURLiEGTos's lines west Of the aIssonrI
River, there are In tho vicinity OF two hundred
new. towns, which offer 10 manufacturers and
basiaess nlen an e1eellea. opportunity to iocate
scrip!iye pamphlets and other matter giving
location and full particulars concerning these
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-28
FINANCE AND TRADr,
Tho Features OF tho MOnsy and Btoc
b. t". Marksts. ne

NEW YoRx, August 27.-Money on call casy.
at 0 to 9 per cent, last loan Q per cent, closed
offered at 0 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
bXa7 per cent Hierllng Exchange quiet At
sis2l1aA S5h. Sales 100. ~ shaies.
The stock market to-day was again dull, al.
though there was some Gcttvity Ia spots, but
prices after tho opening losses OF from u 10 "
l,er cent were moved upand down within narrow
HINTS III eyeFytai8g except half dozen lcad!ag
AtockS. Ia which there still remained speculative
animation. OF these Read ny aud I.ackawanna
were cOIspIcnOus for weakness aud Union III.
ellie for sire myth Sugar WAS quite active, and
while iluctunting widely showed no marked
change from lat nights ilgurcs..
Tie market closed fairly active and firm nj
generally close 10 the lowest figures, FiuAl
change, are material declines. L%hckawanuh Is
dswd .; Rock isltud, isss; Chicago, fHrilHgton 4
Quincy, No; AtchisOn. ~; CasitR Southern
nsd Louisville Il Nashville, |.
Railroad bond. ,!ull: sllcs 49,, 900.
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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BONDS AM srocx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MN.

z, {. s reg."."m".t2S5 .tohio 4 mississippi 20:
Y. 1. ~ coupons, ..l2bi do preferred So. H
". ) 4Hs reg..."".l0itl I0regOn Improved. i5
y. :. 4}hss COUPON" i4t5l4 OREGON Ssy....."-. 80
Pacific u ui '9o.mm"ni Oregon Trans, ..,.... AK
Adams Express ...liv Pacific Mnil........, AZ.
American ExpieAs. lO.h tiilsburgh ..... ......lf5
Canada Paciilc.""- y Pullman Palace ....2l5
Canada Southern. 1924 Reading .........,,,. Az.
centtal pacillc...... S?l Iltosk l.laud ......,.,,, Siss
Chesspcake& OHIO ?llsl.t. !. 4 San Fnu... ~
DO tlrst preferred. b91n.lSt. Paul..,m...,,, Tls.
90 second ptetd-. &C. DO preferred .......ll7
chi. Bur.& Quincy i6it II 81. Paul 4 Omaha. 80
Del. II hudson. ...!el59Al do prcferred...... ~
bel. Lack. & West. li3alTenn. Coal & Iron. Az
ge"seF d u. G..m.. I.aasIyeIas JacjHe ....... ]yI.
Etie"..-".....-..... ~ Union Pacilc....... COZ
Fort Wayne ........lA US. ExptCss..m.. 20
Illinois centra1. .....lGJ Nv, st.. L. 4 p..,..., liz
kansas. 4 WexaS.., 1871 do protcrrcd.... 25551.
Lake sh0rc."..... lt6I- WellS.F Fargo Ex.... =. lao
Louisville 4 Nash. IS Western Un!on,,,,, So.
Memphis & Chas... GU lam. Cotton OIL, 20 .
Michigan Central. VI ICOlonldO Conl...... 4YI
Missouri Pacific. ~7ui,tllron Silver cocoon, $50
Nashville & Chatt. ft6 iQutcksiivcr.m...,... *
NewJctscyCcntrAl..i 2lhl do preierred,,,,, Az
Norfolk &W. pref'd G3E Sutro. ..........,, 10 :
Northern Pacific. ~ iRlchm'd4 ". r. Mstt
DO preferred. ..... g.! IAtchison ..........,.... Az
northwestern ,.......ltSA Chicago Gas. 3?
do preferIed. ""-.lA3 Lead Trlst...,...... 2lsi
New York Central -.l0sA sugar .....,..........,,,,, fS%
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1 NAP OF THE UNITED STAIRS

l NAP OF THE UNITED STATES. !,
a !sIgs, handiome Map Of tho United States,
suitible ior office or home use, and Issued Nv
the BURLINGTON ROUTE, Will be iurnisbcdi
tesponsiole parties on application to the under.
PLAYING CARDS,
For 10 cents. either In postage or BY npn,v,nt.
Az ~ K 81 na u, g. sI b; {; RI: Gsneral once, cor
can obtain q pack Of best quality Plny.ng Cayyds'
P. s. EUST!S,
aenl PAS. and Ticket Agt. c., B.. l. O.. R. Z.
". W 'N hirapa. ~ III.
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Central Standard Tfmo,
IjnRs.}

81 TIom bFldsspoFt Station
g Trains via the 'cicye Gland 4 Plt,sburrn r,u.
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Uhjrsrn
ana Cleveland i:Dn u. ~. For pi,tSu:ch. i9::S
, q M s, ror G me- : an9 Cleveland. leo ?: M. For
behvll.e, $3.50 n. m. y"
Trains arrive ri bridgeport Mt 7:53 =. m. 1o:al
a. N l?;lo p IN s:37 y: m and 7:t2 p. In,
on s1lardnYs only--for las. Liverpool. OH
h, FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trims via tho riitsburph. cIr~c,r,r.i q,
Louis Hallway Pan Handle oule-~Ic"yrWh.
Ing for steubenville, Pittsburgh and ,he Ess,'
G:2ia =. m: l2:3a p. H., 1:2O y, in aud S:ID Il " ~,
70. or, Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis md Il.
and chicago, 1882 III. ! rstrE IN, ~, nnnn1s
Ing a. t:5o Il; H., i9:W a, III, 2:.5 r. IN, and sIo n.
~: Trims leaving Mt 600 o. To-. and nrIytnv A.
9 By I: m run solid between wheciinr auu
r!t'sontsh. AZ rslnSN.lly exeeni SnntMt.
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LOT r {: r Y
CITY OF M EXlCQ

ON MONDAY. SEtT. is, 1890.
which is tho .tirnnd Semi.Annuni Er,rnor.
uannry ,raWi,hI, Tho CAPITAL PRIZE be.
ias oae Handtea and Twenty 1housand Dol.
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HHl0 RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~. table taking eaee. August II, 1880, pny.
seilser trains win run Rs i~OllOws-Csptral Time.
a. a.. Trans dai!y cxcent those marked thus +.
which DO not run Oh sunday, "'h
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
GRAND LODGE X. OF 81.
List of Prizes Offered for the Next Year
The Officers Elected and Committees
Appointed.

Especial to Charleston World.1
COLUMBIA, April 13.-The Grand
Lodge of the knights of Honor, which
has been in session here for the last
two days, adjourned to-day after trans
acting large volume of business. Most
of the delegates have returned to their
homes.
At to-dsy's session it was resolved to
offer four cash prizes in the subordinate
lodges next year, as follows: For largest
numerical increase, $50; for next largest,
SO; for largest proportionate increase,
$40; for next largest, $40.
No lodge will be allowed to take two
prizes, and no lodge can compete un-
less its increase in membership be over
twelve during the year.
CHARLESTON GETS THE PRIZES.
The committee on prizes reported
that it had awarded the prize of $40 for
the largest increase of membership dur
ing the past year, to the Charleston
lodge, whose net gain is 102 members.
The prize of SO for largest percent.
age of increase was awarded to Moul-
trie lodge Of Charleston.
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
Were elected as follows:
Past Grand Dictator-W. w. Simons
Charleston.
Grand Dictator-P. X. McCully, Ar
derson.
Grand Vice-Dictator-W. H. Lock
wood, Beaufort.
Grand Assistant Dictator-Gen. J.W
Moore, Hampton.
Grand Guide-Hon. &c. Sheppard
Edgefeld.
Grand Reporter-G. W. Holland
Newberry.
Grand Treasurer +. Robertson
Abbeville.
Grand Guardian-N. W. Trump
Columbia.
Grand Chaplain-N. W. Burton
! Batesburg.
Grand Scntinel-J. l.. Addison, Edge
, field.
| Grand Trustees-J. 4. Hennemar
Spartanburg: +. H. London, Roc
Hill; H. Ryttenberg, Sumter.
Mr.. p. X. McCully was elected dele
gate to the Supreme Lodge, which wi
meet in Detroit. Ex-Governor SheI
pard was lected alternate.
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TURNER TERRIFIED.
Ne Asks to. be Sent Back to the Spartnnburg
Jail

COLUMBIA, April 1G.-The governor
has received the following letter from
G.. S. Turner, the man who killed his
brother-in-law, and who was removed
from the Spartanburg Jail to the Rich
land Jail to prevent his being lynched:
COLUMBIA, April T., 1850.
70 His ExcelIency, John P. Richard
son, Governor:-As Richiand County
jail is threatened, or expected to Ge
raided by the lynchers, and there being
four prisoners in the Jail from four dit
ferent counties to escape the lynch law,
will beg your excellency to order ME
back to the Spartanburs Jail, with or
ders to the sheriff Of said county to arm
me if mob tries to raid the Jail, SO
that I may protect my own life. Such
a thing as the four counties uniting
may be possible, and if have to fight,
want to fight in my own self-defence.
This Jail was guarded last night, and l
think the sheriff of Spartanburg can
and ought to guard his Jail AS we'll as
Sheriff Rowan.
Very respectfully, your most obed!ent
servant, G. S. TURNER.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-24
Bloody Fight in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April lS.-A special to
the Times from Harlan Court House,
says:
\ decided fight occurred this morn
ing at l.N o'clock, seventeen miles east
of here, in the Black Mountains, be-
tween a detail of State troops. consist
ing of sixteen privates, Lieutenant Mil
ton and Sergeant Fullian, and about
thirty outlaws. who were fortified in
an old barn. Five of the soldiers We're
wounded. 1t is not known how many
outlaws were killed, rs they still have
possession of the barn.
\ corporal was sent to Harlan for re-
Inducements, and he brings this news.
Sharp fighting is expected. The out
laws are we'll armed. we'll irtrenched,
and determined. Some of them are
under indictment. The militia have
their blood up because of their losses,
and are threatening vengeance.