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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-12-08

heie WIS muCu IuOuey rOuuQ
and about last week. %
Last Saturday was a very busy
day with our merchants. -.
The. Republican campaign fund
is said to have been $3,600,000.
Mrs. w. J. Ashmore has return
ed homo much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Reid, of
aetes, visited friends near town last
Saturday.
Rev. E. M. Merritt has been
transferred to tho North Carolina
Conference,
Mr.. Sam Prior, OF Piedmont, is
on a visit to- his uncle, Treasurer
Youngblood.
-Jamos Rosamond, colored, of Eas-
ley, lost two sons by death inside Of
a weell--Henry end William.
1t is expected that the fourth
Masonic Lodge for Pickens county
will soon be organized at Liberty.
Capt. p. w. Scyle has sold his
place near here aud will move to
Greenyille and engage in business.
Mr.. Whit. Smith, of Piercetown,
Anderson county, Was in town last
Saturday trying to buy saw mill.
Capt. and Mrs. j. L. Thornley,
visited Mrs. Thornley's father, Mr.. o.
ID. 7. FAINT, near Pendleton last week.
We regret to learn that A. Matt.
Bo3gs has been quite sick for some
time, but he was up and attended the
sales last Monday.
Rev. w. G. Seaborn is building
a new dwelling. He is getting good
brick cheap from w. G. Bramlett &
Co., here at Pickons.
DR.. j. B. Carpenter passed
through town lest Saturday to Lib
erty, where he will be for few days
engaged in dental work.
Rev. J. II. Lewis got excused
from serving on the jury in the United
States Court in Columbia last week,
and returned home Saturday.
My. George NJ. Maddox killed a
Poland China pig last week. 1t was
II months old and weighed 444
pounds. This is hard to beat.
MIR. John Ferguson intends to
plant all Of his upland on his CLASSY
Mountain farm in cotton next year.
He will cultivate it with hired labor.
Mr.. w. B. Bramlett came in to
pay his annual respects to the Senti
mel last Saturday. lie has been our
friend and patron ever since we start
ed.
Copy for the Twelve Mile Asso-
citation Minutes is now in the hands
of the printer. The work will bc
ready for distribution about January
lst.
Miss Clovia and little Hattie,
daughters Of Capt J. a. Griffin have
been very sick from cold and whooping
cough. They arc improving at this
writing.
Attention is called to the fine stock
Of candies advertised by 4. NJ. Nor
rls this week. Besides this he has
genuine bargains in many other lines
that you will do we'll to consult.
1t is hard matter to give an
idea rs to whether the time for pay
ing taxes will be extended or not. A
bill has been introduced to extend
tho time till the first of January, but
it is very doubtful about its passing.
Silas Chapman, son of Philip
Chapman, who lives near Shallow
Ford, died last Saturday of pneumo-
nia fever, and was buried the day fol-
lowing his death at Mckinney Chap
cl. He was about nineteen years old.
The Clerk was busy last Monday
and Tuesday filing out bonds for the
new officers and settling up with the
purchasers Of land saleday. Treas
urer Youngblood WAS also very busy
relieving the pocket books Of some of
the citizens of their burdens.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GpIInty of D;oi-,ns
Tn C,On,r,O,, DIoo.

In Common Pleas.
BY virttto CT decretal orders and
orders of foreclosure mado in the
following named cases, and on file in
the Clerks Office, I will sell to tho
highest bidder before the court house
door at Pickens G. H., on
Saleday i'll January,
next; during the legal hours for sale,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
J. B. Newberry, Judge of Probate,
Va.
J. H. &. Mcdaniel.
Judgment of Foreclosure.
All that certain piece, parcel, or
tract of land in the county and state
aforesaid, on Toxaway river, in East
atoe township, adjoining lands of ST
las Hinckl', ;, Perry Fisher, and 9th
ers, containing eight hundred and
sixty eight 1861 acres, more or less.
Terms, cash.
Olin l.. Durant, Plaintiff,
against
j. d. Cureton, ct al, Defendants.
Cali that certain lot Of land, IN the
town Of Pickens with the buildings
whereon |, j. d. Cureton, now live;
containing nearly one acre, more or
less, Oh the north side Of Main street
adjoining lot of j. II. Amber on the
oast, and W. j. Branlctt on the
west, being the same lot Of land
conveyed to j. d. Cureton by d. T.
Bradley"
Terms, cash, on day Of sale.
Samuel S. Thompson,
VS.
Pickcns Chapel NJ. T.. Church.
judgement for Foreclosure.
All that certain piece, parcel, or lot
OF land i'll the town ef Pickcns, coun-
" and state aforesaid, on south side
OF Main street, and fronting on said
street, adjoining lots of Peter Griffin,
Buck HaSood and others, containing
ono half y acre, more or less; and on
which the Pic1ons Chapel NJ. f
Church now stands.
Terms, cash. Purchaser to ray for
all papers.
Francis NJ. FolScr,
vs..
Corrio NJ. Davis ; ct nj.
Complaint for Partition.
All that certain piece, parcel, or
tract lying and being situate in the
county and state aforesaid, in Easley
township, on Little Georges Creek,
containing one hundred and forty.
four Q44) acres, moro on less, it be
ing a portion Of that tract Of land
devised by John II. Gossctt, deceased,
to Francis Mcdora Folgcr, ct al.
Terms, one half cash, balance in
one year with bond of purchaser and
mortgage Of premises. Purchasers
to pay for papers.
JIM. STEWART, C. G. p.
| dCcStd
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hirOnl Central,

Dr. Mcl}rydc preached Sunday and Sun
day light TO large and attentive c0ngre-
gait IN. He will have an election of OH
Ger, on his next regular appointment on
th first Sabbath.
Our ''Swamp Dude" is opening out a
grocery store in the main part Of town.
Mrs. w. II. Rowland visited her mother,
OF Walhalla. last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bagwcll is with us again.
MIR. o. Il. Martin was home last Satur-
day. He has tiourishins school at Don
aids.
Mr. Bell, father of Walter Rell, is sick.
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Sendun thn News.

We would like some friend at every post
office te send us the news in short state
ments. We wish to build up the whole
county, and, therefore, would like tho news
from all points. We thank those friends
who have been sending II to us, and hope
he ablo to publish long letters, but will
publish oil wo can.
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MGplCy to EGOD

On improved farm lands in sums OF 1900 and
upwards. Loans repayable in small annual nay.
ments through period of six years, thus ena-
bling the borrower TO pay off his indebtedness
without cXhauSting his crop in any one year.
Apply TO j. f. BOG(;S Attorney
dccSyl Pickcns * e.
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Ir. Bell, father of Walter Rell, is sick.
A HSis-stntement Corrected.

HOLLANDS STORE, Nov. 26Lh 1892.
hR. j. E. BoGcs: Dsar Sir. In your
last paper you gave an account of the
shooting which took place here on election
day. You are mistaken in regard to Hen
ry Hollands death. Three white men, two
Democrats and one Republican, were kill
cd. Henry Holland was hit by stray ball
and at last accounts was improving. 1t is
hoped he will soon be well. Hampton
Earl is entirely recovered.
Yours Truly,
i. VI. DURANT.
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IL. B. Randolph, Brunswick, Go: writes:
II was under the care of liEc different
doctors, but not one did me the co)I that
Botanic Blood Balm did me-"
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w. 7. MCFALL.
THE MEAT MARKET.

Pork and Stall fed Cattle
Wanted. We want eggs, tur-
keys, &C., for Christmas. All
parties wanting a whole hog
can save money by buying
from us, as we have a large
number on hand. Everything
kept in the neatest order. An
dy is still in the Restaurant
ready to fix up the meals you
want and like you want them.
All orders for meats promptly
filled.
RT ArS O. nsAFnvp
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by virtue Of a certain chattcl mortgage made
to Alexander Bros. 81 Co. by Rutha Alexander I
will sell on the 9th day Of December next, one
good Davis Sewing Machine. Sold to satisfy
said mortgage. Terms cash.
IL Nov, 1892. I'd II. \. BOWEN, Agent
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CHAINED LIGHTN7N(5

The railroad has not yet come 10 PicteY,., nv,
PcEcnS is in speaking distance of the TSiTrood~ d~
II you arc in Eosley or pickens and wish. ~
@ TAX 10 anyone IN the other town, lust step 10
TcicGrams promptly transmitted and correct. .
ness guaranteed. All messages for Pickcns eH5
vicinity promptly delivered ~, 'is "h"
rlCkENS TELEPHONE coz
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Hunting on our lands is prohibited.
WM. w. MARTIN,
decomS j. ii. NEWTON.
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J. J. LEWIS.
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Ne,p Worfer 9adsdrtet,.


Siem Dorf beiiet III Ieinem Wfafilom
Squarez unb ieinem &alino @arSen
5tpei Nn;iebunsspunfte, ipie lie feline
stabt ser @rbe, ielblt YariS uno 3ons
bon ni9t, 10 lei1t ipieber aui3umeilen
permas. Wtan oenfe li6 60 bis 70
SUP iiber Dem StraBenseipiibl Baum.
Sruppen, Ylumenanla9en, Bromenas
oenlpege, lauidige, i6attige gldsheM,
erfrii6enSe, fiible, bon BEN Moblse=
ridden ser Bflanjen bnr6Sosene 2mft,
mabreno tief unten auf Der StraBe CT
oriifenbe S6miile berridt, iiber ben
Wipfeln Der 0dume ben blauen ODER
oeS Jta6ts, ipenn alleS in eleftrildem
3i1terglanse eritrablt, ben lternenbez
oedten Simmel, babel Sersniisunsen
uno 3erltrennnSen, ipie Tbeater, &sns
serte, afrobatii6e MuffIbrunsen II. (.
~. aller s(rt, abseleben BON Sen man
1erlet @eniiicn, Die Dem perm0bntem
uno Dem nnperpObnten @aumen gebos
ten neroen, uno man ipirb llnlerer 8es
bauptung @lanben beimellen. 8eiSe
Tergniigungspldke befinoen Iid) in einent
Der belebteiten 9beile Ser Stabt.
Der Wfaoilon Square @aroen ninlmt
einen gan3en Blod Gin uno reift elmer
ieits BON Der Mabilon aur pierten
Npenue, anbererleits BON Der &c. bis
CUR 81. StraBe. Der Boben lit nit
Daditeinen belegt, unb iiber Dem @arten
erbebt lt1 ein Iburm NIT Der Oianae
itatne, iopie einem eleftril9en 9iaoem
an ieiner Spite. Gum @intritt lowobl
in ben Wfa0iion Squares als Sen
Saiino @aroen bere6tist Die Grleeung
BON SO Gents. Die 8elu6er oes erlts
genannten Ger9niisungsplates bat bic
gSabl, I'M erlten tStof bes @ebdn6eS
bic 3eiitungen BON 26u,erinnem in 1riz
tots 81 beipunbcrn, in Dem mad)tiaen
slmpbitbeatfr eincm &onSerte oes 3ams
roi6iden Sr6eiters sl lauihen ober
mittellt elevators auf bas Oatb lid1
beforoerm gu laiien, no linn Siinger
nno Siin9erinneu Der g(ooe unb Ser
2erpli6ore ebenfalls ni6t III unters
l6dsenoe @eniille bieten. er inter 8dus
men lpanoeln, al ocm Quit Ser B(us
men li6 ergOsen ooer an einein rnbiaen
Ylds6en ourd eincu fiibleu 2abetrnnf,
pom bo9ariitofratil6eu Gbampaauer
berab bis gum oenofratil6en Yier in
Steinfrii9en, li6 crquiden fam.
lleberall iino S6neporri6tun9en amse-
bradt, uutcr pelde Sie Yeluher bel
Sturm nno &escn ii6 Su bergen per>
m0sen. lln9emein lobnenb lit cine
@nffabrt na6 bcm 3burm, ani bem
ON Gage einc prd9tise 9(usliht aui
baS lansSeitredte @otbam, Gong <}slano
nno 9iem Seriep iid cr0finet uno ocs
Sia6ts Der fternenbeoedte Simmel Elm
berrlid)eS Bib oarbietet.
Ser Galino @arben belitt Die Sorm
zines 9ufeiienS, lit ni6t gan; 10 9roB,
mie bcr Wtaoilon Square @arben. bic
tet aber trosoem ctma 800 Yerlonen be-
quem llnterfunft. Sn linn beIinoet li6
auBer ben bel oem leetaenannten Vcrs
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9e,tti@ Gngliibe gdb,tlc,
6 an stntonio, Seras.

Nnerfannt tiibtiee 9ebranitali fir &natsn
uno MaoHen; felt breibis Sabrsn in reser
sS'rfiainfeit. @prtreffidhe 2etrtrsfte nnte,
beipabrter 2eit,lng Ser ensliidien Sprad,e
wiro, ,pie Der beutIheu, pplle Rednuug 5e.
trasen. auberoem llnterribt in SpanilHen,
@inisermaben oprbereitete Sthiilsr finbeu ie.
oer1eit Iufnabtne Ndbere Gu0tunIt ertbsIien
eerr S. @rpeS, 4rGiicent ots SGnl ecr.
tanbes unb 9B III. 9arbed, 9trsftpr ef,
Mnitoit. fun.
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sniisnnssplase ermabntem 8eranitale
tunSen 5nr Beluitiguns unb @rbolllns
nod elm ltdnoises Tbeater, in benz
bauptia6lid Die fon1ilde Sper pertree
ten lit. 3ur 3eit biloen 3wei frans0z
iilbe Sdauipielerinnen, ipelde udbrenb
Der Dariteaung ein Duell nit Degem
ausfe6ten, eine;l beoeutenben Nr5ies
bungspunft. Cine weitere 9(ttraftion
bietet Der 5bnrm sur yta6t3eit, in lpel=
der am gegeniiberliesenoem llfer bes
Dnolon auf Dem @lbora6o Seuermert
abgebrannt miro.
Die @drten merOen ielbituerltanbli6
I'M Saufe Der Sailon ltets BON elmer
groBen 4nsabl HerIcnen aller alalien
uno Stanoe belubt. 8elonoers sabl=
reid iino audi Sremoe pertreten, lpcl6e
in Sieien Eldten oft cine Der pielge=
nannten Wtgiterien @otbams fennen gu
lernen 9lauben. Das 6auptsetrdnt,
oaS pertilst mirb, lit Bier, BON bem
gong enorme QuantitGten gum Nuss
i9ant selanaen.
Das @efdnsmiB in Stem
Srleans, in mel9em 0ie scr Maiia
an9eborigen Staliener 'selpn1t moroen
lino, lit fir $500 oerfanft lporben.
Ser 70jdbrige 81 ann, benz
leine 63jabrige Srau fiirSli6 3miainse
9eboren bat, beiBt 9arrilon BrceoloOc
uno mobnt in Garion, Ncpaba.
Wfrs. Ssborne, cine gBittme,
bat BON ibrer Stand bel Salt 2afe Gitp
our6 bem Nnbau BON @emiilen in oen
lesten Sabren je $1,000 bis $4,000 per-
oient.
Ser Yariler Giffels9burm,
lol bur6 Die MuSoebnung bes Gilens
in Der 9ise bel beiBenl gSetter I'm ad)t
3oll bober werben, ais bel faltcm
gSetter.
9orb 9 burD trinft
beim Oiner alle Iagc cine sslald,L
Yortpein. Yitt tranf tdsli1 3lpci 6la.
lGen uno anbere Erenliers Dor linn
bra6ten cS auf brei.
&ein Vo9el famn riidwdrts
flie9en obne eine entIpre6enoe Wens
onn9 sn MAIDEN, ipobl aber permaa es
bic Dradeniliege 3n tbun, Sercn Tluo-
geiduinoisfeit Die ser S6palbe nod
iibertrifft.
aanias tat in oieiem Sabre
lopiel Wei5ea se3Osen, oaB cs
lammtli6en Bewobnern Der Ser. Staas
ten, Wtannern, Weibern uno Sinoern,
;wci Wfonate lang tdsli6 94eiScnmebl
81 Srei binrsi6enoen Wablseiten liefern
fOnnte.
Stier9efe6te waren mic
p pmlGrer in Spanien als geraoe
iest !; jebcn Sonntas lit Die 9lrcna III
Wtabrto, Die 10000 Yerlonen laBt,
iiber unb iiber sefiillt unb fir Die
Stiere werben bObcre Prciie beSablt, ais
iemals.
= Meder unb glutoren miiiien BON
3eit su 3eit brad liegelt iuenn fix
frudtbar bleiben iollen.
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.Sodeb> 9omorar. Der otter
reidil1e @eneralmaior b. 3oooliti6,
Der @eminmer oes beutl6en Derby, Der
nebenbei cine 9iidte 9einri9 Seines
5lr Tran bat, bate iid einen Der en9e
lil9en SauoritjodeDs Sreo Webb nad)
Dalnburg fir r@ipoirS" Start fomnlen
lailen. DaS 9onorar fir bieien 9fitt
betrug. slei6giltis, oh nGipoir" iiest
ooer ni6t, Die Summe BON 5000 Marf.
ylad) benz sliidliben Grfolse r@ipoirs"
1T 81 oielem SonOrar nod Gin eitlpres
9enoeS Grtraseldenf sefomnen. 10 ba6
Webb etma Is, ,OOO Wfarf erbielt. Yiel
insbr wiro Seinri6 Ssine fir feline ses
iammeltcn SSerfe ni9t bcfommen' baben.
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Staat Obio, Stabt 3oIebo,l
4ucaS Counth. s..

6rant S. Cheney befdmbrt. bab er
Der altese gariner bet Sirna 8 s. Gbenep
g. SO. lit, ipelde Gefdafte !. ber Stabt 50.
leoo, in obenaenanntem County ,ino Staate,
tbut, nnb bab bsiaSte S}irma bic Summe Doa
etntunbert Dollars fit jeben Sail
bon &atarrb beaabIen ipirb, Der Surh ben Sc.
branh BON oaI II's Ratarrb Sur mid
sebeilt tperben .ann.
Srant S. Gbenep.
Belhtpprn Dor mir unb unterlhrieben in
meiner Gesenrart am 6. September u. .. sc.
u gS. @Ieaion,
Se.. @ Oeifentlider Notar
9alfs Ratarrb yfur iDirb innerIid senpm-
men, unb ipirb bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
fhIeimisen Ober1aten bes spitems. 2abt
Gu6 umionft 3eusniiie fommen.
s. s. @teneb Il 6 o., 9oleSo, ..
10 gerfauft bon Npotbefsrn, 10 6.
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Cine in SpitalfieloS mob.
nenot Wtrs. 2oob lit cine Scr
lpenisen nod lebenben Sraucn, melde
bic Shladt BON Waterloo nit eiaencn
glusen geieben baben. SIR 8atcr fiel
in Der Sdla6t uno Die Wtuttcr itarb
aus Summer bariiber.
Die 30niSins Negcntin BON
Spanien bat Dem fleinen ocutidcn
8ronprin5cn ben 2Omenorben ucrlieben.
Gnbere Yotentaten iperben balo ibrcln
Beilpiel folscn unb Der Sleine piro balo
BON Sroen pollbdn9en mic Der Sbriits
baum Uoll gOloener Iiiiiis.
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Ser @eneralzgonful Gbmorb,

- Ser @eneral=goninl gbmarbs
in Berlin bat iebt feline 3ufammenftels
lung Der 9lusfubr aus ben 13 @onius
larsge5irfen 9torbbeutl1lan5s, bic 3u
feinem @eneraleonfuIat geb0rem, fir
bas Jiscaliabr 1891 bis 80 beenbct.
Sana6 betritg bic @eIammtz9 z9lnsfubr
$46, ,076. .449, Ober $8, 1923, ,002 men l.
ger alS i'm goriabre. Ser 9(usfal
bat faif ausi6lieBli6 in Der 3uderauss
fubr tattgefunbeu. Dieie 9lusfubr
ipeld)e i'm Sabre 1901 mabe3u IL
Wlillionen Dollars betrug, ilt i'm lebten
Sabre auf $3.5S0,000 gefaaen. Die
llria9en iinb in bieien Sepel6,m Dor
einiger 3eit angegeben iuorbem. 9ie
9auptausfubr entiiel auf folgeHbe 9lrs
tifel: &leioeritofe nabe3u S., 1000, 900;
Strumpfwaaren iiber $4,000,000;
3uder $3,580,000; Gelluloie unb
9ol3mafe 81, 300. 900; pel3e 81, 1913, :
900; Qeineniuaarem So, ,28O,OOO; Se=
iabitoffe umb Stidereien 80, ,635, 900.
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Die ,9offf6e 3eitung" ber=
fi6ert, baB Or. 9errfurtb, Der preus
biide Miniiter bes Snneren, balb re-
iigniren iperbe. AlS @runb iperben
Wseinung8Deri6i 6iebenbeiteu 3miiden ibnl
unb bem 6inan3miniitsr 9r. Miquel
angegeben. @s beiBt, bab Ser pre=
miernliniiter @raf gulenbnrg 0errs
fnrtbs portefeuille iibernebmen iperbe.
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Der slbiae BON Yietor
9ngoS Werfen ioa tn ben letten
le9s Sabren jdbrli6 $500, 900 sebradt
baben.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-16
CHILDS VS.. RIVERS.
The Heavy-weisht Contest Billed for
TONIGHT.

The Hcavy-wsight Contest Billed for
Tonight.
Lovers of the manly art of self-defense
will have an opportunity to show their
interest in this sport this evening.
Frank Childs, the -colored pugilist OF
this city, will mest!Jack Rivers of Kan
sas City, at catch weights, before the
Pastime Athletic club.
Childs' record is so well known to
local patrons of pugilism that there is
no need to recount it. He is known as
hurricane fighter, who is glutton for
punishment, and while none too
clever. is a heavy hitter. He is
ambitious, and his integrity has
never been questioned. His record
hinges for the greater part upon his
defeat of George La Blanche, but it is a
question whether "the marine" was at
his best when he met Childs. True, La
Blanche whipped Dempsey before the
California club at San Francisco pre-
vious to this, but every one knows that
it was a "fluke;" the pivot swing did
| the business. 1t is universally conceded
| that Dempsey's star was on the wsne
| long before he gave "the Marine" the
return battle the latter had so eagerly
sought. Nevertheless Childs is well
thought of among good judges of pugil-
lists, and in this city has good follow.
ing.
Of Rivers little can be learned. He
comes here stranger, "unheralded and
unsung," but he is confident of victory
He has been taking his work at Agricul.
tural park, and those who have seer
him in his exercise think we'll of him
He boasts of no record, saying that he
prefers TO remain an unknown" He
is of retiring disposition and dislikes
to talk of his exploits in the ring. From
his conversation no one would take him
for green" man, however. He
realizes that in meeting Childs he il
pitted against man of no small calibrt
and has taken great pains to fit himself
for the contest.
He is determined looking man anC
appears every inch fighter. He II
over six feet in Insight, with great ex
panse of chest, broad shoulders, anC
a reach that should count for something
at long arm work. He ribs up finely
and shows pair of sturdy legs tina
should carry him through protracteC
fight. OF his condition Rivers says
'I do not see how l could be in bette,
fettle. / do not remember having fel
better in my life. If am whipped
shall not attribute my defeat to lack o
condition"
Both men will step into the rinl
weighing close to $50 pounds. Preced
ing the event of the evening there will
be 'battle royaP' between four col
ored pugilists, to be followed by two
round 60 between Jack Frazier OF SaI
Francisco and Frank Miller of Sal
Diego.
The betting on the big event favor
Childs, as he is favorite at odds Of II
tO z
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-16

Instead of being, as OF old,
the ready instrument of the peoples
will, it has become the plant tool OF
organized capital and monopoly. The
old shibboleths have been succeeded by
partizan insignia and outcries that
would not be recognized by the Repub-
licans who were marshaled by Lincoln,
Seward, Chase and other fathers of the
party. The unsophisticated prescience
Of youth readily preceives the hollow
ness of Republican pretensions. An
oyerwhelming proportion of the young
men who are turned out of colleges have
joined the Democratic party, and il
must be confessed that the professors
have led the way. Mature and cultured
intelligence unites with youthful ardol
in acclaiming the Democratic as the
party OF the future.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-16
CANVASSING THE VOTE.
Good Progress Made by the Supervisors
and Few Changes Made.

Good Progress Made by the Supervisors
and Few Changes Made.
The official canvass of the returns OF
the election was resumed yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock before the board
OF supervisors, and they worked until A
o'clock, with an hour and half inter-
mission at noon. They did a little bet
ter yesterday than Monday. as they sue
ceeded in going over the returns from 26
precincts.
The precincts counted yesterday were
Burbank, Downey No. 2, Duarte, Ell
Monte, Enterprise, Florence, Frultland
Garvanza, Glendale, Glendora, Howard
Hyde Park, La Canada, La Liebre, La
manda, Lancaster, Lankershim, Long
Beach, Lordsburg and pre- cincts /, 2, 8
4, 5, 6 and of the city.
The counting proceeded with only @
few interruptions. The precinct of El
Monte returned Cannon's vote for con.
gress and Dillon for district attorney
without segregating the Democratic and
Peoples party vote, returning it all as
| Democratic.
1t was so counted, Mr.. Matlock filing
protest against ic being counted il
that manner. The same thing occurred
with the vote for Rush for public ad
ministrator and Street for surveyor.
In Burbank precint the election boart
sent IN the duplicate tally sheet, ant
| the vote was counted therefrom.
Yesterday the county showed few
changes in the general list of candidates
the principal changes being in the seq
regation of Democratic and Populis
votes. The canvass will take the rest o
| the week.