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Nicaragua's Chief Magistrate.

DAN JUAN DEL SUR, Dec 27.-According
70 the constitution. DR.. Sacasa. on the 25th
inst, deposited the Presidency in the power
OF Colonel Ignacio Chacez, who will exercise
aqua for two months, when Sacasa will re-
sumo the office as President for four years.
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DlMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
tu oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.
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Bloody Fight at a Negro Dance.

MEMPHIS, Dec. N.-A special from Pine
Bluff, Ark, says meager details have been
received OF an affray at Swan Lake. Two
negroes are reported dead and ten more or
less wounded. The fight occurred at a
dance.
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AAAoua's vigorai goes to the " right spot.p
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MADE NO RETURNS.

Arrest OF a Chicago Merchant on Complaint
Of California Shipper.
CHICAGO, Dec 27.-Victor Love commits
sion merchant Of Wabash avenue, was ar
rested to-day on complaint Of Charles C.
Davis OF California. The latter says he
shipped three car-loads OF fruit two months
ago, which Love sold, but made no returns
for them. The case was continued until
Monday.
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TWO Drothers Fatallu sho,

CHICAGO, Dec 27.-Michael FIavIn and
his brother Frank were fatally shot tonight
in a fight with Harrison Berry and his
brother Thomas. The inen were all pack
ing-house employees. and quarreled about a
woman.
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J. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ocrats for an Injunction to restrain Clerk
Jewett from placing the names of the If
entitled /" members upon the roll of the next
be held thereon before full bench of the
Supreme Court Tuesday afternoon, are be-
Ing served upon the forty members thus
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A JANIToR's SALARY.
Controller Dunn Ordered to Show Cause Why
It Is Not Paid

It Is Not Paid.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 27.-Superior Judge
Armstrong to-day issued an alternate writ
OF mandate directed to State Controller
Dunn, commanding him to appear to
show cause why he has not drawn
warrant for $40 In favor Of one Au-
gustus Clark. Clark claims that within six
months, prior to January II, 1889, he
lty OF janitor, for which he was entitled
to the sum named. The last Legislature,
ne says, ordered thai he be paid, but Dunn
refused, and still refuses, warrant for the
money. Thecourt cites the Controller To
appear on the 7th Of Januarv
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BRUTAL MURDER.
The Body Of an Hungarian Girl Found Hor-
ribly Mutilated

SAYvILLE IL. IL, Dee. 27.-News Of a
most brutal murder at Bohemiaville, two
miles north of here, was received this MORN
ing. The body of Winey Crope, an attract
i've Hungarian girl, was found hacked to
pieces. Her limbs had been severed from
the trunk and the body itself cut to pieces.
Suspicion Immediately fell on Frank Kru-
llsche and he was quickly arrested. When
confronted with the mu!ilated remains of
the girl he ad mitted the killing, but nothing
further could be obtained from him. 1t is
said that Krulische, who was the lover of
the girl, was jealous OF her.
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OFFICERs-ELECr SURPRISED.
A Sweeping Protest Filed by Merced Deputy
County Clerk

MERGED, Dec. IA. F. Shriyer, Deputy
County Clerk, has filed papers in the Supe
rlor Court, through Attorney f. Ii. Farrar,
contesting the election of all county officers,
including Supervisors recently declared
elected. on the grounds that tho election
officers in the different precincts of the
county counted the votes illegally. Judge
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Schooner and Crew Lost.

LAUREL Del9 Dec. 27.-The schooner
Mary Elm left ten days ago for Baltimore
with cargo of lumber. To-day she was
floating bottom up, and the crew, consisting
OF Captain Wheatley, his son and three
sailors, have undoubtedly persisted.
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Mrs. Mackav's New Eome.

LONDON, Dec 27.-Mrs. John w. Mackay
has paid e7o,000 for the Sanford House, and
Is now busy moving her treasures from her
Paris house. She will take possession early
in the spring
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A Foundry Comuany's Failure.
Machine-shop Burned.

SEATTLE, Dec. 27.-The Almond-P Phillips
Foundry Company assigned to-day. Liza
bilities, S25, 600; assets unknown.
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Countess Paris succumbs to Poison.

SAN DIEGO, Dec. 27.-Countess Paris
Hockhofer, who attempted suicide Christ
mas day on account of the death of her hns-
band, died at National City at 9 o'clock this
morning,
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Reelection Permitted.

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. 27.-Troops and
officials marched through the streets of the
city to-day, and officially posted notices that
reelection TO the Presidency of the republic
Is now permitted by law.
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The Chess Match.
Death of a Famous Stallion

New YORK, Dec. 27.-To-day the chess
game was a draw. The score now stands:
Stcinitz 3, Gunsberg 2, drawn3.
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LISTENING 70 REASON.
Hostile Camps Deserted and the Indians Re-
turning to the Agencies.

RAPID CITY Is. Dak.), Dec. es.-News re.
ceived to day indicates that the Indian
troubles are about to be brought to close
without the sacrifice of more lives. General
Miles advices Of last night that the
hostiles in the Bad Lands had listened 10
the friendlies and were on their wav tn
Plnd Ridge were confirmed by dispatches
from General Brooke to-day. The whole
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Dave CnmpbeIps Victory

SILVER CITY On. Mex.) Dec. 27.-The
foundry and machine-shop here was burned
last night. The loss is $4,000; insured
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Freight Depot Burned.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27.-The Little Miami
Freight Depot was burned tonight with most
of the contents. The losses aggregate SI75,-
600 with little insurance.
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THE people are happy because they can buy Sal
vation OIL for 26 cents.
The only sure method to cure an obstinate cough.
use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 26 cents.
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HoRNELI.svILLE (N. ", Dec. 27-Thsl
famous stallion Smuggler. with record of
2:l6l died to-day.
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Emanuel Gallery. When the police learned
Of his appearance in the city they immedi-
ateiy took steps looking to his capture. They
are now actively engaged in searching the
houses of all the Russian refugees.
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PORTLAND, Dee. 27.-Larry Sullivan
of Astoria was knocked out tonight in the
third round by Dave Campbell of this city.
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TWO VIOLENT DEATHS.
A Mexican and Miner Murdered at Pinos

SILVER CITY N. Mex.). Dec. 27.-At
Pinos Altos. Hugh Fox, miner, was shot
and instantly killed by William Davis, q
saloon-keeper, yesterday. Davis escaped
into the mountains and is being pursued,
Sid Mullen was arrested this morning as an
accessory to the crime.
The dead body of a Mexican was found
near Pinos Altos this morning. He was
shot and was no doubt murdered by parties
unknown.
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Padlewski Seen in Rome.

of General Seliyerskpff. has been seen in
specting the works. of art In the Victor
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HIS SCHEME. FAILED.
a Former Lettsr-Carrier's Bold Attempt to Rob
a Branch Postoffice

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.-This afternoon
about o'clock c. w. Hawthorne entered
Postoffice Station A in East Los Angeles,
and presenting revolver at the head of the
clerk, Claude Floyd, ordered him to turn
over what money he had. At this juncture
man entered the Office and Hawthorne be-
coming frightened fled. This evening he
was arrested and locked up in the City
Prison. Hawthorne was formerly letter
carrier. but was discharged. He has been
mixed up in several rather disreputable rows
lately.
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THE SHANGHAI DISASTER.
Over Two Hundred Lives Lost by the Burnins
Of the Steamer,

LONDON. Dec. 27.-It is now reported
that the number of lives lost by the bu, ning
Of the steamship Shanghai off the China
coast is over 200. all by drowning.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Boy Fatally Shot by a Companion While
Playing With an Old Pistol.
sTAUNToN (Va.) Dec. 27.-Tnis evening
at Kable's Military Academy, A. II. Hathe-
way. aged 10 years, of Dennison, Tex, was
accidentally shot and killed by James Whit.
worm, aged II years, of Sulphur Springs.
Tex. They were playing with an old pistol.
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sanator Hearst. cona;

Senator Hearst's Condition.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator ::Hearst's
physicians report tonight that there is no
change.in the Senator's condition.
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SAN FRANCISCO PAGES

body of braves, with sauaws and
pappooses, are now en- route to the
agency. A courier states that the
party have already reached White River and
will camp tonight ON White Clay Creek at a
point about sixteen miles from the agency.
Other scouts confirm this by reporting the
camps in the Bad Lands deserted. General
Miles has ordered several bodies of troops
to carefully search the Bad Lands for strag-
toward the agency. The General now
wants to now where Big Foot is. Nothing
definite from bin has yet been heard.
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SMALLPOX Endemic.

BERLIN. Dec. 27.-There is a serious out
Dreak OF smallpox at the seaport town OF
Hadersleben. Several deaths are reported.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price,
CUTIcURA, the great Skin Curs, soc; CUTIcURA
SOAR, exquisite Skin Purifier and Beauti6er, ,25c:
CUrIcURA REsoLvENr, the new Blood Purifier, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRP'N, Boston.
E1- Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, 5Oillustrations, and 100 testimonials
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"If Eptitled . I.eeislator.

CONCORD On. H.. Dec. 27.-Copies Of the
petition Of Harry Bingham and other Dem.
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THE SECOND BRIGADE.
JOts of Interest to San Francis
CO.'S Citizen Soldiers.

Companies of the Fifth and OF the Third,
both at Oakland, Will parade as battalion on
Memorial day, and will send a squad to the
cemetery to decorate the graves of their former
comrades. A OF The Fifth was asked to join the
parade, but declined, having decided 10 give the
entire DAY TO hOnoring the dead as has been
customary since the time this organization,
originally known as the Oakland Guard, buried
Its first commander at Mountain View. The
company has fifteen deceased members In the
cemetery, and viii honor their graves.
Company OF the Fifth is without Captain,
as Captain OBrien was recently elected Major
of the regiment. The vacancy Will be filled soon
after the new Major qualities, which will be
within the next two weeks. First Lieutenant
John Hays will gain the captaincy and Second
Lieutenant Hunt Is destined 10 wear The single
bar.
What's the matter with brigade headquarters.
or Will there be no parade Oh Friday next? II
orders have been issued for a parade ON Me-
mortal day they must have been secret, for no
one has seen them Can they have been forgot
ten IN the whirl aud excitement over the gigan-
tic preparations for the brigade eDcampment?
As result OF the changes which have taken
place In the Fifth during the year, the companies
Will form In battalion line about rs they did at
camp last year. Company L OF Santa Rosa has
The right Of line, and Company A OF Oakland the
left Company Z OF Petaluma is now the color
company.
ment, and all are now waiting Tor The 10th of
August Those who kicked for Fourth OF July
week were not rash or insane enough 10 deude
themselves for one moment that the time would
be changed, considering the manner IN which II
was chosen originally
Colonel Macdonald OF the Second Artillery
must be wonderful man. Que authority had
him on Saturday morning in Denver, not 10 re-
turn until early In June, yet another wiseacre
reported him. present on Friday evening at the
presentation OF col0rs 10 the Thlfd.
The Second Brigade Signal Corps VIII camp at
Laundry Farm for three days beginning on Fri
day. What has become of that three days en-
campmeut Of the Oakland companies?
The negotiations looking to joint occupancy
by the Light Battery and The Brigade Signal
Corps OF the formers new aimory on Pacific
avenue have fallen through.
Second Lieutenant ii. b. CASTOR Of Company
A has been appointed Adiutant OF the Fifth,
with tile rank OF Captain.
Colonel Fairbanks Will probably announce his
selection of staff officers this week
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Charles j. Woodbury., M. NJ Heeht. Arpad
Haraszthy, William p. johnson and George
NAVAL JOTTINGS.

Oficers Detached and Ordered elsewhere
to Duty.
Lieutenant Commander William Fl. Parker has
been detached from the Iroquols He was re.
Gently Tried by general eourtmartial at Mare
Island and the sentence OF eighteen months sus-
pension from rank and duty has been approved
by the Secretary of the Navy. The last cruise of
the vessel caused all the officers and men more
or less Inconvenience and discomfort, and in
Commander Parker's case serious Illness fol-
lowed the return Of the Iroquois to1nare Island.
de was advised 10 resort TO GIANTS. and iE
following the physicians ed-' understood,
he was found incapar duty on one
occasion. Lieut., .er j. C. Morong,
detached from I'll ence, has been Or
oered as executive u0is.
Ensign William {; detached from the
MARION aud ordered tenn sfarlly on the lroquOi5,
Honolulu
Chief Engiueer JAMES Butterworth aud Passed
assistants X. w Gall and Henry Herwig. OF the
MARION, nave been ordered 10 the independence
temporarily.
Lieutenant Commander William w. Mead has
received orders as Executive Officer of the re-
celviDg ship Independence at Mare Island.
Lieutenant Commander j. Z. Craig, recently
IN command OF the Pdlos on the Asiatic squadron
mas been ordered for examination for promotion
Lieutenants C. +. Limerick and William S.
hogg and Surgeon Paul FltZsimmOns, OF the
marion, nave been placed on waiting orders.
Commander n. NJ. Dyer, detached from the
Marion, has been ordered home TO await orders
Lieutenant a. n. Wood OF the Iroquois has
Deen detached and placed on waiting ORDERS.
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FOWLS FOR SOME RESTAURANTS.

Warrant Sworn Out FOR an Enter
prising Stall-Keeper.
A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
the arrest of man named Chige, who
keeps stall in the Pacific Fruit Market on
Clay street, few doors below Montgom-
cry. 1t seems that Market Inspector Wray.
while making his daily rounds, saw in
Chige's stall some chickens unit for table
use, and when he questioned the enter
prising stall-keeper about them was told
that the chickens had been killed 10 prevent
their dying, and were sold to some restau-
rant-keepers for hash and soup making pur-
poses. They were in state of advanced
decomposition, and the Health Off.esr or
dered that Chige be arrested, as such food
is prolific of great sickness.
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cember %, 1884. has sold tickets for the South
Pacific Coast Railway Company.
MIR. Kern was bonn In Utica, N. Y, forty seven
years ago. He is an enthusiastic telegrapher
and electrician and is Treasurer Of the Pacific
Electric Motor Company. When telegraphy was
In lis infancy he learned its Intricacies and
worked for the BAN Chemical, House Printing,
Morse and other telegraph companies. He came
TO California in 1859. and in $50 Joined Collins
Russian Overland Telegraph Expedition and re-
manned with II for ten years up north.
Returning taEhA Francisco he was appointed
foreman for fiIv american District Telegraph
Company and willie acting as such lie built aud
equipped the first telephone line here. which ran
from the Office Of News Letter TO Editor Marrotus
residence. When the South Pacific Coast Railroad
was built in 1873, Mr.. Kern was appointed su-
perintendent OF its telegraph system, known as
the Bay and Coast Telegraph system. He held
the position until the lines were leased to the
Postal Telegraph Company, when he was ap-
pointed to the position he now ably fills.
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Tho Cnleaopian Cameo.

On Saturday next the Caledonian Club OF this
city VIII have its twenty-fourtn annual gathering
of the clans and outing at Shell Mound Park,
Berkeley. The list OF events Is long and prom
ises an exciting time. Two medals, valued at
500 apiece. Will De awarded to the best long
distance runners and the other prizes will aggre-
gate over $500. A number of Scotch games
ana dances, produced here for the first time, Will
be features OF the day. In addition to the usual
highland games there will be dancing and music
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ALPHEUS BULLS ESTATE.


His Property Bequeathed Mostly to
Three Children.
The will Of Alpheus Bull, who was accidentally
drowned near Fort Point on the 10th inst, was
flied Tor probate yesterday. The value Of the
estate Is $4,000, consisting OF $4,000 cash in
bank, secured claims $4,000, cemetery lot at
Laurel Hill $1,000.
The Will was executed April 10th and be-
queaihs to his daughter Esther, wife OF Henry
ID. Miles OF New York, four paintings; to his
son, Henry Miles Bull, all the live stock and
personal property on the ranch now occupied by
him In Solano County. he being released from all
debts due the estate. The residue was be-
queathed to his children, Henry Miles, Esther
aud Alpheus.
seven other children are recommended TO the
affection OF tie widow for share of property
previously conveyed to her.
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Manufacturers Committee.

The Manufacturers Association of Cali
fornia has notified Mayor Pond of the ap-
polntment of the following-named gentle
men for the local Worlds Fair Committee:
A. S. Hallidie, Irving Nj. Scott, A. w. Star
Henry d. Morton, N. w. Spaulding,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For Late Shipping intelligence see Second rage.
o-o-o-0--o-0-0--0-N-0-o->N7-0-
Arrived.
SATURDAY. May q.
Br Begic. Walker, 25A days from Hong
Kong, via Yokohama l412 days; pass and mdse, TO o
q o S Co.
stmr Columbia, Boles, 541a hours from Port
land, via Astoria 40 hours pass and mdse, to
Union Pacific Railway Co.
Stmr Eureka, Smith, 212 days I'm San Pedro; pass
and mdse to GoOdal Perkins 4 Go.
Stmr Sewsboy Lebig 10 hours from Navarro;
254 NJ IT lumber. to Navarro Mil Co.
br ship Kenmore, jenkins, l24 days from Cal
cutta: mdse, to Balfour. Guthrie & Co.
Ship Samaria, l54 days from Philadelphia: mdse,
to Sutton & Beebe
Sehr c I Hill, Mortenson, hours from Port Dis
covery; lumber and laths, to Moore & Smith Lumber
IN
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNEST, Chronemeter and Instrument
Maker. IL Market street.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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LNOR SALE-A SECOND HAND FURNITURE
store; rare business opportunity; 25-fOot front
store: well stocked; doing a good business;
leading thoToughtare; cheap rent would make a
oney; selling on account OF sickness. NJ. w. C.,
Us Natoma 81 mY2S BIS
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U = :
Stmr Willamette. Hansen, Nanaino; oregon I'M
provement Co.
stmr W ALA walla, Wallace. Victoria, etc; Good
all. Perkins a. Co.
stmr Newbern, Won Helms, Guaymas, etc. Good
all, Perkins Il Co.
kins a Co.
Stmr Yaquins. Hall, Wilmington Goodall, Per-
kins d Co.
Haw bark W Godfrey, Dabel, Honolulu; WEIGH
Il Co.
Reyes.
Bktn G Wilder, GrIfith, Honolulu.
Sailed.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
u 6l9 Sacramento St cabinet work and fitting up
efices promptly attended To-. telephone 500. mI1u
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IF THE SISTERS OF HENRY z. STALLMAN
that lost the United States steamer Van
daa win correspond with the undersigned they
viii hear OF something to their advantage.
JENKINS,
Vail EaI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-08
Your Name in Print.

-Rev. Wm. Thomas, OF Mars binf' was
in town on Wednesday.
Miss Lula Twitty, of Lancaster, IS Sis'
iting at Mr.. W. h Bells
Mr.. G. ". Sellars and family nave
moved to Whitesville, n. c.
Miss Monte Harvin returned to the
Snlster Institute last Monday, after spend
ipo the Christmas holidays at home
Prof. VIM. Simons returned to Man
ming last Monday He spent his CHRISTMAS
vacation with his family IN Charleston
Miss Daisy Bagnal returned to bisnop,
Vile last Saturday, where she WiiI resume
ths exercises of her school for this year.
Miss Anna Brown who has been on an
extended visit to her sister Mrs. u. Aie2an-
der, left to day for her home in Marion.
Miss Terry, of Danville, Va, who has
been spending the holidays with ms Mlss
Marie Graves, left last week for Mars Blum
where she is engaged in teaching.
Our efficient foreman Mr.. A: W:
KNIGHT has returned to Manning after
pleasant visit to relatives in Bennettsvllle.
We are very mach afraid he went to see
some one not near kin, but very near ana
dear to him.
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Ps,hjic Sales-

The public sales last Monday were more
largely attended than any We remember Of
lately. The bidding in some cases was
lively.
Messrs. Jas. E. Tindal and J. B. Brown
executors of R. J. Holladay, SOLD the follow.
ing:
$40 acres to Miss Caroline Weinberg fol
$500.
80 acres to Miss Caroline Weinberg TO,
sl51.
100 acres to LawrenceS. Barwick for SSH,
The sheriff sold the following:
Henry Curtis VS.. Shad Robinson, ii
acres. Bought by NJ. Levi for $3.50.
R. L. Cooper, Trustee. vs.. Wesley Ste.
pnens, 100 acres. Bought by j. F. Rhame
for $50.
After these sales were concluded, a lot OF
stock was put up and sold to the highest
bidder.
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Sur1merton News,

SuMMERroN, S. G., Jan. 6, 1S90.-We are
having murky. disagreeable weather. Those
that have killed hogs are uneasy about their
meat. Some parties have lost some already
Our village has been incorporated with
the anti-whiskey clause. doubt its being
the best for us unless the law is rigidly en-
forced.
Henry L. Brunson is uniting up store
for rent to Henderson 4 Briggs. DR.. Bur-
CESS will commence work again on his drug
store in day or two.
DR.. Mood, mayor Of Sumter, spent a
couple OF days ip our village last week.
The Doctor is looking well.
Col. Utsey. soliciting agent for the c. S.
& n. R. R., was in the village last week.
He says trains will be running through to
Sumter by the middle of this week.
Prof. R. E. Mood returned on last Thurs
day from his Christmas visit to his fathers,
and opened his school this morning.
Mrs. r. R. Briggs and Mrs. DR.. Briggs
returned home on last Friday from Charles
ton where they spent Christmas. c.
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