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He Was o Nice Young Man.

New YORK, July 12.-Colonel w. L.
Washington, Of Nashville, Tenn, called
at police headquarters yesterday and re-
ported to Inspector Mclaughlin, OF the
detective bureau, that he had been robbed
of valuable watch and chain by plaus-
ible, smeoth-faced young man, to whom
he had taken liking the preceding
night.
Colonel Washington ia 9 br4ther icon:
gresham Washington, Of Cedar Hill, and
under whom he fought during the civil
war. The Colonel's wrath was wrought
up TO high pitch.
'"He was such nice young man,
smooth-fsced apd smooth -tongqed," be
exclaimed, Hthat after we bad been to an
vitatipp to stop with him all night, This
morning when awoke the fellow wss
gone, as were also my watch and chain.
l would not have taken 81, 900 for them."
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La Grippe.

During the prevalence of the Grippe the
past seasons 1t was noticeable fact that
those who depended upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery not only had speedy recovery,
but escaped all Of the troublesome after
effects of the malady. This remedy seems
to have peculiar power in efecting rapid
cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but
in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs,
and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay
Fever of long standing. Try it and be
convinced. 1t won't disappoint. Free
Trial Bottles at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
Strength and Health.
If you are mot feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Bitters. If "Ls Grippe" has
left you weak and weary, use Electric Biz
ters. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache you will
find speedy and permansnt relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC, at Hill Bros. Drug
Store.
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Tragedy on the Track.

NEW RocHE4IE, y. Y, July A.-An
express train from Springfield on the
New Haven Road this m0rling strnck
and instantly killed two men on the track
opposite Holler's ice house, near Pelham
vile. They were fall OF liquor and fight
ing, and paid no attention. to the engi-
neers warning whistle aad bell, The
train could not be stopped and when the
locomotive struck the men they we're
clinohed in a desperate struggle.
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All FeRr We're Drowned.

MOUNT VERNON, ND, July @.-Eour
persons were drowned in tho river here
to-day. Willie Allen and Willie Boyee,
aged eight and nine respectively, fell
into the stream while playing. Mrs.
Allen spraug in after them, but found
herself helpless jp the rushing current.
Eer sixteen-year-old daughter, Anna,
went to rescue her mother, AND all were
drowned.
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4 Duel to the Death.

AUGUSTA, GA; July 15.-A special to
the Cbra1iole from Andersville says that
Richard P, Roqghton and Fred T. Rawl!
ings killed each other In q street duel
yesterday afternoon. The affair was the
elimination of family feud. Rawlings
was shot Immediately bsl9% Nv, the he, heart art
prostrate body Of Roughton, who was
shot three times through the head.
Roughton was brother Of the mayor
Of the town and Rawlings was the may
or's brother-ip-leW
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Stock of Goods for Sale.

TNHE undersigned, rs Receiver for Jas.
i A. Price & Co., pursuant to the order
of Court, hereby offers for sale the Stock
of Goods at Pendleton, s. c., also the Cel-
hou n Stock.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Both Stocks of Goods are now at Pen
dleton. s. G, and can be seen by calling on
c. F. Young. invite seal bids ON the
stocks separately, which must be filed with
me ut Anderson, s. c., on or by ~ o'clock
ON Monday, July 81, 1893.
The right to reject any and all bids Is
hereby reserved. Persons who SO desire
may bid on job lots.
July l9, 1893 3 g
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Fell Three Stories.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July l6.-A. 3: Com
zales, of Ponpon, s. c., brother Of Editor
Gonzales, OF the Columbia State, while
sleeping IN third story room st the Iy-
bee hotel last night walked out OF WIN
dow and fell to q plank walk. He was
picked up at !. .35 this morning, five min.
sciour S T not bone in bis body broken
and only badly bruised. He could not
walk however and n st was Sobns brouEns srms 1nso
~. where he is doing well. The doctors
saw htl Waa not hurt internally, and that
he will be about again in few days.
He saws he is somnambulist and accus-
TONED. to walking in his sleep,
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Program.

A meeting of the Womans Mission
Societies of the Saluda Association will
be held at Salem church August End,
1898. Each Society is entitled to one
delegate who is requested to prepare
short report of her Society, financially
and in other respects.
Paper-Mrs. j. N. Watkins.
Discussion-"Importa of having a
Woman's Mission Union in the separate
Union DISTRICTS" opened by Miss zella
Campbell.
Paper-To be supplied.
Miss NJ. E. Mcintosh, Society Hill, S.
c., is expected to be present at the meet
ing and give talk on Mission work in
general. J. LOIS WATSON.
Sec, and Treas. Mission Society.
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Bees must, in order 10 collect pound
or clover honey, deprive 62,eOO clover
blossoms of their nectar. To do this the
G.. 900 flowers must be visited by an sg-
g:egate of 3.75O,O0O bees. Or to collect
this pound of honey one bee must make
3,75OOOO trips to and from the hive. AS
bses arc known to fly four miles in quest
o. suitable fields of operation, it is plain
that single ounce of honey represents
millions Of miles Of travel.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN The COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Q. T. Taylor, Plaintiff, against Rosa A.
Bacot, J. q. Taylor, Sue A. Parker, Lu-
cy 81. Belcher, E. NJ. Taylor, E. W. Tsy-
lor and Bessie R. Taylor, as Admins
tratrix of the Estate of D. 8. Taylor,
lately deceased, Defendants Complaint
for'partition, to marshal assets. for relief,
&c.
To the Plaintiff and Defendants above,
named:
VOU will please take notice that pur-
i suant to the order of reference to
me made by his Honor j. ]. Norton, Judge
of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, in the above
stated casa, I will hold reference therein
for the purpose of stating the account be.
tween the parties herein, and making
final settlement of the estate of the late
Col. David 8. Taylor. deceased, and ascer-
tanning and reporting such matters to the
Court as may be required under said Or
der, at my Office in the Court House in the
City of Anderson, 8. G., on Friday, the
fourth day of August, 1893, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at which time all parties in interest
are notified to be pre.enf.
R. N. BURRISS, Master.
July IL, 1893 2 4
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Mrs. Harriet Strong, Of Whittier,
CAL, last year raised 2,000,0 900 plumes OF
the beautiful pampas grass used in deco
ration, and sold them nearly all. One
million will adorn the buildings of the
Worlds Fair, and she exported Csc, 900 to
Europa. Mrs. Strong is said TO be the
first person to grow these pampas
plumes extensively in North America.
Formerly they fll game from South
America,
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The Harvest ExcursIon-The Georgia Pa
cif1c tho Direct Route.

The Harvest Excursion-The Georgia Pa
cilc tho Direct Route.
To all expecting to make trip this
summer to the West, attention Is again
called to the sale of Harvest Excursion
tickets by the R. & D. and Georgia Pa:
oific via Birmingham: These tickets will
be on sale August End and 3rd to points
in Arkansas, Texas and Louisiana, and
good to return within thirty days. Many
hours Of hot and dusty riding will be
saved, and the trip offered is therefore
cheaper than by any other route.
The rate will be one frst-class fare for
the round trip, and choice of three routes
ofered-via Memphis, via Shreveport, or
via New Orleans. If you want to go
West cheaply, quickly and have nice
trip write to or call on A. A. Vernoy and
w. H. Tayloe, agents r. q D. and G. r.,
No. 10 Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga. All
letters answered promptly and maps and
circulars sent free to any address.
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4 NiCE FARM, consisting of 295 acres,
IL with a two story brick dwelling
house, good orchard, and Well at the door,
onthomsea, fine forest, everything comfor.
table for y nice home This property is
situated on the Lowndesville Road, l6
miles from Anderson, S g., and /! miles
from Cook Station. on S. " r. r. Suita.
BILE parties can get on reasonable terms,
either for sale or rent. Apply TO John
Catlett, Anderson, S. @, or
MISS U. s. TUCKER, Iva, 8 C.
July IT, 1893 2 A.
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Ine United States has s54 millions in
sSll 36ld S7SImIlions In silver, and 4o6 mil
Hons in paper: money. This Is 8l0.06 in
eold, Ss IS ID silver and S. .14 IN paper, or
'&25sf6 for each iinhabisant Six nations
slssYs ssS more gold per capits, three have
;dalSFs silver, and ave have more paper,
Wills four have q larger total. France
3ss lsSmss5 first In The quantity Of both gold
ssssil 81; sflYer with Che Uultsd States second,
'Gsr rssssiy Sssl,, third and England fourth,
|ESsy hold the same rank In amount OF
III 5fifStira( an ssef capita g t!ss
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ATTENTION. GINNERS 1!

+ AM prepared with machinery and tools
l. to do all kinds of Gin Work, such
as putting in New Saws, Ribs and Brush
Wheel. Being thoroughly equipped for
Whetting Gins can do your work for
Six Cents a Saw. Bring on your work
now. Do not wait until the ginning sea-
son is at hand, and then all rush in and
exnect to get your work done in day or
two.
sell the best Gin Whet in the world
for BIZ 90. The work dons is like hand.
work, only it is tru-r and better.
also repair all parts of Engines.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
G. w. TAYLOR, Belton, s. C.
June %, 1893 81 8
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For Sale-A Bargain.

r WILL sell my HOUSE and LOT, situ-
i sted in tia City of Anderson, s. c.,
on Ri, cr St.. by public sale on Saleslay in
August, 1893, if not ,oId by private sale
before that time The above lot contains
one and one. half acres, more or less. and
is very desirable piece Of property, hav-
ing fine orchard and all necessary out.
buildings. For particulars apply TO
B R. CLARKE.
,Julv 10. 1909 4
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trough the death of Associated JUS;
Bfssce BIsfclford, Of tho United States
sSs5 Supreme Cont, Prsside dent Cleveland now
:zlf I'LL at his dipcsal another honorable office
sIIsS 80 a A s reward ior some member OF his
sS,sS s.. Judge Simo monton, OF the United
IA district Court OF this State, has
ssss s',s saii ui5essted as the successor Of jus
ss Blatchf ford, and should President
cleveland appoint him, we nominate
5sSfifi ixs Hudson ss hia aueeeaser. s
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Sa Pcpuiistso of kansas ars reorganiz-
NSs militia with the avoNed purpose
SVing an IN armed force in readiness to
SstSsts their power and overaws the
b ble;3 81 and Gov. Waits, Of Colorado,
3stans secession or REBEL! Lon, and
8 s. abons ths SILVER men fiding In blood
iEeiT horses brides before they viii
MSo4 4hs gold dbugs. q:
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DID YOU KNOW IT?
That the Fruit Jar Trust Is Burst
ed, and lars have TumbIed.

The Anderson people do not lose
anything by the tumble. No, you
gain, for the indefatigable C. S. MI
NOR, always looking out for advan-
tage, is the first man to profit by the
break.
Yes, we had one eye on her before
she went under; and now, just as We
expected, we are able to double our
Fruit Jar stock at the lowest prices
you ever heard of.
Your orchards and gardens are
laden with good things, which can be
kept for Winter use, Will you store
them in your cellars and grow fat
next Winter, or will you allow them
to rot where they are, and your taml-
ly grow pale and lean, and perhaps
die with dyspepsia next Spring?
Now is the time to get your Jars,
while they are here, and the prices
are low.
Come now
Don't wait!
When we get out of Jars it will be
too lace!
Remember, the combination has
bursted, and the prices are lower than
ever before,
Ask to see the "Lightning"-the
best Jar in the world.
Yours always truly,
G. 8. MINOR,
THE BAZAAR, and
TEN CENT STORE,
It's. Main Street, Anderson, s. G.
Son Soaps, both toilet and
laundry, competition is not in it.
C.. S. M.
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QTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". +. Coz, Judge of Probate.

By ". +. Goa, Judge of Probate.
WHEREAS, Joseph Palmer
has applied to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration on the Estate and effects
of Mrs. Susan A. Palmer, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adnon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
Susan A. Palmer, decd, to be and appear
before me in Court of Probate, to be held
at Anderson Court House, on the 9th
day Of August, 1893, after publication
hereof, to show cause, If any they have,
why the said Administration should not
bs granted. Given under my hand, this
18th day of July, 1893.
w. F. cox, Judge Probate.
July 10, 1898 8 2
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ASleVlLo Female College I!
CPEECrAL ATTRACTIONS

GPEEC1AL ATTRACTIONS:
- Matcbless climate. Wonderful
health record. Delightful home-life. Well
ordered courses of instruction. Thorough
ly equipped gymnasium. Music under the
celebrated Prof Grsbau Germany. Art
under Miss Blythe (Paris). House in
seven acres Of shaded lawn in the heart of
beautiful city. Rooms finely furnished.
Steam heating and sanitary plumbiD
throughout. Charges as low as fine
school can make them. Send for Cata-
logue Address
REV. JAMES ATKINS,
Asheville Female College, Asheville, N. G.
July 10, 1893 8 I'm
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Assignment Of Delegates.

Notice Of assignment of delegates and
others intending to 60 to Saluda Associa-
ton August Isl, 1898, to meet with Salem
Church, five miles northwest Of Ander-
son Court House:
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All Wishing mlnlsters and mB5seng6rs
are assigned to j. Belton Watson, and re-
qussted to forward notices to the same,
that they may be met at depot at Ander-
con C. n. All others intending to come
by railroad will be met by parties to
whom they have been assigned by giving
NOTICE beforehand through the mail at
Anderson i, O,
j. A. EsKEw,
DANIEL KAY,
w. G. CANN,
JOHN EsKEw,
J. BELToN WATSON,
Com. on Hospitality for Salem Church.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

July l9, 1893
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-05

OMAHA, Nov. 4.-Harry Hill, George
Rogers and John Bonweli, arrested last
night ut Lincoln for til, murder of Matt
Akcson. a farmer, near Weeping Water.
were Unidentified this morning by Akeson's
son and taken to Plattsmouth. A big
crowd of farmers are at Plattsmoltl
awaiting their arrival. X is believed they
will be lynchcd. The men not only mur.
dered Akeson, but shot his son aud two
hired men. They had been huskiug corn
for Akeson. The object of the crims vas
robbery. On his arrival at Ashland on his
way to Plattsmouth with Akoson's mnr-
derers this morning. Sheriff Tighe was
notified by telegram that the farmers
had assembled there and would lynch the
prisoners. Accordingly he pu, his prison.
ers on board train for Omaha and this
afternoon landed them safely behind the
bars here. He proposes to keep them here
till the mob ut Piattsmouth is dispersed.
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COMING THE sEioNoRAos.
The Treasury Department. States the
Course IL viii Probably Pursue.

wAsHr1oroY. Nov. Am reply to i'm
Iuirics il is stated at the treasury depart
ment that the actual resumption Of tho
coinage Of silver dollars has not as yet
been ordered. but the minis have been
directed to manufacture in:ots and blanks
will be prepared TO resume coinage at
short notice ia case it should be decided
to do SO. "The mints of New Orleans and
san Francisco can. IL worked 10 IL. full
extent OF the capacity Of the force now at
these places, coin about ..o).oJ1 silver
dollars a month";" said an Official OF the
treasury department to-day. There Will
not hc any coinage OF silver dollars At
the Philadelphia mint for some time to
COME" be continued, ''as ali the efforts of
the fierce now there are concentrated In
turning out gold coin
The seignora.s on the silver viii APP
proximaie S7iJ.0Jo pcr month, tue depart
men, having paid Tor the silver purcha sed
under tho Sherman net ut IN average ratio
OF a2l. cents per ounce. In vicw OF ;he
expected coinage of silver dollars, tho
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BENT ON KILLING HIM
In Idaho Miner Goes 10 Washington 10
Assassinate Cleveland.
THE WHITE HOUSE GUARDED
A Boise City Restaurant Keeper
Puts the Police Onto the
Crank and All Due Pre-
cautions arc Taken.

WASHINGTON, Nov. A number Of Of.
hcers in citizens drcss have been detailed
TO guard the whitc house nnd protect tho
NE OF mo president, which u supposed to
he In danger from murdcrous crank who
Is at large In this city. Last Wednesday
thero arrived in Washington o man who
Keeps restaurant in Boise City, Idaho.
The name Of tho man tho police at present
refuse to divulge. Yesterday no went to
the chief Of police and told his story,
he said about q week ago miner who
10 out OF emIioyment came TO his restaur-
ant and, in tho course OF heated discus
sion abodt the silver question and the Of
feet OF the repeall bill on the mining in.
terc ats OF the West, declared with empha.
s'A that he was going to Washington and
1t tho repeal bill passed Internationally
he would kill the man who no knew should
be held responsible. The restaurant
keeper did not know the man, but as he
disappeared from Boise he concluded il
was his duty to come here aud notify the
authorities. He arrived on Wednesday
and that afternoon strollcd up to tho white
house promenade, and the first person he
saw was the miner with whom he had had
the alteration. As soon as the man saw
him he took to his heels.
The restaurant keeper thought possibly
II was a case Of mistaken identity, and he
said nothing to nybody until the next
day, when he again went to the white
house and saw tho same man lurking
there and no mistake. Ho wont to the
chief of police and told his story, giving a
full description OF tho man. As prscau-
tionary measure q number OF officers were
detailed to guard tho white house, and de-
tectives are looking for the man who
avows himself r.n intended assassin. The
police declare they do not believs there is
any dangcr, but say that prccaution Is be-
ing taken to guard against possible con-
nnseIcies, aud the matter is being kept
very quiet.
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TIRED OF HIS SUFFERING
EI.RsprsssntatlYs SYmss Ends Hk Life
With q Bullet.
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
In soe He Was Appointed an As
socIate JustIcs Of Montana by
President Crant-A Law
yer Of Prominence.

ex-conyrcssm,n. n prominent attorney.
one of Colorado's pioneers and one Of
n.nver,s most rrominent and wealthy
citi,en.. lie. a, the morgue. Mr.. Symes
killed himself. uresumablv while his rea.
son w.s ,emporar,lv Affected. The suicide
occnrre,i In room 20 Symes block. some
Tina bc,we.n 6 o'cIock last evening and II
o'clock today. II was discovered by the
colored i,nitor who found his EMPLOYER
sitting in a chair ouite dead. On the ioor
In \ nooI of blood law a revolver.
The dead man leaves a wife and
daugh,sr uho IA in Mas.achusetts. He
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question 10 already asked whether the
treasury department can issue treasury
notes against scignorage, which. II the
whole amount OF bullion 10 coined. would
amount 70 about $So,Ooo.0Oo. The ofiiciai
OF tho department to whom the question
was put replied that such notes could not
be issued against scignoragc and in sup
port Of this assertion he quoted the follow.
ing clause from the Sherman law: "But
no greater or lesser amount OF such
treasury) notes shall be outstanding
at any time than tho cost OF the silver
bullion and standard silver dollars coined
therefrom then is held in the treasury
purchased by such notes. He said, how.
ever, that seigaorage could be deposited
In tho treasury and silver certificates Is.
sued aeains, II, which would bring about
tho samo result as the issuance Of treas
ury notes would be, SO far as In.
creasing the circulating medium Is
concerned. But they could be re-
deemable only In silver, and not in gold
and silver, as the treasury notes are. II
is said that tho treasury notes issued
under the Sherman act which have boon
redeemed in gold from time to time,
amounted to So. 900. 900.
Some question has also arisen rs to
whether any bullion might bo coined into
subsidiary silver, but the law on this sub
ject Is also explicit, rs il requires that the
secretary shall each month coin 2.O0o,OJo
ounces Of silver bullion, purchased under
the provisions of the act, into standard
silver do liars.
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ALL DONE IN THREE HOURS.
The Jury Impaneled, the Evidence Pre-
sented and the Nj ride rer Sentenced.

The Jury Impaneled, the Evidence Pre-
sented and the Murderer Sentenced.
WASHINGTON. Ind. Nov. 4.-To-day at
noon James f. Stone pleaded guilty to
having murdered six members Of the
wrattan family on Sept. Is. The time
consumed by the court in cmpanelling q
jury. hearing tho evidence aud passing
the death sentence was only three hours.
Upon being arraigned Stone pleaded ~
am guilty, judge" The case was submit.
ted without argument, and the judge in
structed the jury briefly. Twenty minutes
later they brought in verdict of guilty.
The judge at once sentenced Stone to be
hanged on Feb. 16. 1894. at the Jefferson
vile prison. to which place he was taken
this afternoon.
Stone made statement TO his attorney
to-day. He was once seized with desire
to murder his own family. but stumbling
over a trundle bed i'm the darkness he was
brought TO his senses. He also stated
that after committing the murder OF the
wrattan family. he went home with tho
blood Of his victims still fresh on his
clothes and knclt down BY the bedside OF
his family and carcssed them.
An application for new trial was over.
ruled. The six men whom Stone impli.
Gated were released on their own recoc.
nizancc TO appear at the January term OF
court.