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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-05

NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S .SALE-In the
superior court OF the state of Washing
lon, Tor the county OF King. a. g. An
derson, plaintiff. vs. Thomas Jose. Alon-
20 n Jose. Catherine n Jose. Eliza A.
Jose. Samuel u. Gust!n and Emma l..
gustin his wife, Geege w. Tibbetts and
ksbecca A Tibhetts his wife. John @
Barnes. Merchants National Bank OF
seatiis. National Bank of Commerce OF
providence, Standard OIL Company. y.
Pates. Edward Brady, the Donohue-
kely Banking Company, NJ r Backus.
Z. Pratt and Edward Buckingham,
ATTENDANTS No 20ieI
Under and by virtue OF an order OF sale
~ special execution. issued out or the
sogFe named court. in the above entitled
seilen, and % me directed and delivered.
J nave duly levied upon the following de-
sslosd real property. situated in King
S,uaty. Washington towit:
LOIS eleven CD and twelve u2. in block
tNe.ty-one On. according TO the plat OF
iIohil.s addition 20 Seattle. recorded IN
.hs once OF the county auditor OF said
eS0aiy or King, IN volume one Cd OF
Isats. n page ISL together with all and
sh.Ulai the tenements. Embellishments
VIC apndTtenances thereurto belonging.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
friday. the 18th day or September. 1895,
q the hcur Of ten o'clock n. m. OF said
cay a. tie front door Of the courthouse,
y ne city of Seattle tn said King coun-
", VIII sal Tire above described property
for cash
Dated this the 9Th ,say Of August. 1895.
A. 7. VAN DE NANTEk. Sheriff
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THE VANCOUVER RoUrE-A TRI

THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
Steamer Utopia J. a. O'Brien. Master
Leaves Tacoma, Il noon. Seattle, Yes
tors wharf, p. m, Mondays and Thurs
davs for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom, Blaine and Friday
Harbor. and Vancouver arriving Van
cCuver y. m. following day.
Fare TO Blaine. So fare TO Vancouver So
FOR further information apply 10 Yes
ler's wharf.
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NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE-In the
superior court Of the state OF Washing
tor, for the county OF King.
The Northern Counties Investment trust.
ME Daley. William A. Daley, Security
sayings Bank, a corporation, and IL ~.
A. Hastings. it's receiver. and j. }.
Brown defendants. No. n. los.
Under and by virtue OF an order or sale
and special execution, issued out of the
above named court, in the above entitled
action, ard to me diTected and delivered,
have duly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property, situated IN hihs
county. Washington. to-wit:
Commencing on the east line or section
twsuty-seVen. In township number twenty
four north, range four east. leo feet north
o. tie southeast corner or the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF said
Ecctiln twenty-seYen. thence west 600 feet.
thenee south s7is feet. thence west co feet
70 the west boundary line OF said northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF SAID
tectf0n twenfy-seYen. thence north 2}I1s
feet more or less TO the northwest corner
Of said northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter thence east along the north
boundary line Of said northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF said section
twsnty-sesen to the northeast corner
thereof. thence south along the east bound
ary line thereof leo feet more or less, 10
u, = place Of beginning. containing six and
ls-lco acres more or less; also tract nine
IN the plat OF Days acre gardens, which
mas been filed and recorded In the audi
tors office Of King county Washington.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the a0th day of September. 1895,
DAY az the front door of the court house.
~ me city OF Seattle. in said King county,
VIII sell the above described property at
phhlc auction, TO the highest bidder, for
Dated this the 18th day OF August. 1895.
A. ]. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
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Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
11hs'ne~rs and contractors; bridge
.alGing. dredging. harhor improve
Eents AM general contracting 60 Sc
s'is National Bank building.
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tuTROPODTSr.

'tNNNA The weird cNpert cbirc0Odtst and
- ma toloc =. 5 now open and ready for
Ss.hesS az A3 Second street. Epleg
04cck, room =
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH


INGIDN NDJIE.
Steamer A. r. Robinson carving L s
mail leaves City dock. foot OF Main St
al $50 a m; arrives az Sidney al 1915
Y'eaves Sllverdale AT 1918 D. m; leaves
Sia-ev or return at 2. N. Fare 20 Port
orchard points. &c. Daily except Sunday
y \ Robinson, master Lilly. EOgar1tls
q co. agents Telephone $50. Steamer
omen FOR charter on Sunday.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALIE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
Il:3e Z m; returning, leaves Victoria 9
n. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily except
Sunday, at a. m. Sunday. direct, at
a m; returning direct, leaves Port
Townsend AT 4 p. N. Telephone 10
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BOOkBNDERY.

4. ANk BOOKS Of any descrt ption made
- = AUteouy's bookbfn6cry. Front
est feet OF Caerry. Kline x Rosan-
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Rave always been the faycfite anong Tho
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ID. eLgarettes aEs the -.
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CIIITEY.

CUTLERY.
sTANGENBEgG. s.s s~-o-s o,no.s..
o.ock, makes speciality u rax-
-. efIedts. pocEafkasyes. straps, etc
DIVER AND wRECKER.
A. o. BENJAMIN. diver. 81 Railroad
eFeh1e secondhand machinery hard
Nare: vessels rsissa-
BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidenia4 block. Seattle. wasa-
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. Wee Prssi,.
John LsaIy Second Wee Prssaens
rF3nss +. Hayden. Aaa,gr.. cash'r. see'y
K c. NeufeIder. J. T. Creealeaf
,Transacts q savings bank business a.
Deposits received from 81 to 1900.
49, rs...: On term deposits. per cent. on oris-
Dividends declared last days OF May and
NCvefnoer Loans made on real estate or
sifroved coilaterals only
LEATER HORTON & Co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Ssapital ...........-............. $50 90
Presfisr; $3.50"
Wee 'q P sn.idi:.......X a. : n p 1sss
ager...-.......N. II. Latimer
s, oaashier: ;.......-...;-F r.. Van Tuyl
Iers on New York. Chicago. St Paul. San
francisco. Portland ard various points in
oregon and British Columbia
,sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
collections made az all points on favor
Bonds stock. ana other vaiuabIes re-
ceiVed on deposit for safe-keeping.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital. ............... $4,000
eurpIus -....-...-...............sl $3.50. 90
J. II. Mccraw. .Preslaenr
Maurice McNicken. Vice President
A~eSeSi NEHef.-......-.---...---
General banking business transacted
Sight and teleEraphic exchange payable
In RI the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
PAID Up capital. 5000, 600. reserve, s.. f15,-
600. Head office, 90 Lombard street. Lon
don. Branches. Portland, San Francisco,
Seattle. Tacoma. Victoria. New IVES min
ster. Nanaimo, kamloops. Nelson. Van
couver. Il. G. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current ae-
count subject TO cneck
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
THE PUGET soUNDNATIoNAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in........ .s52s 600
JacobFnrtb.....'.........'.'..'fpigreeg9.n .
T.. c; Negfelder- .............vice President
X. V. Ankeny. ........................Ca Cashier
DIRECTORS:
r. g: Neufelder. r. HAYDEN.
B. fra sismnnd schwa lasSS Furth'
Correspondence in all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid I'D capital. 900
Transacts a general banking business
NJ ID. ballard. .....................P President
n. Q. Henry. .............-...Vice President
x. h spencer.-.......................ca Cashier
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 500 900.
Bailey Building, Second and Cherry SITS.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BUSINESS.
Deposits received in any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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TIME CARD.
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot of Main street, Monday.
wednesday and Friday at a. n. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whatcom.
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Hops.
Closing Quotations.

Hops-fTsc.
Closing Quotations.
heat-Steady. December. sSlsc: May,
sL0i7s.
Barley-Quiet ana steady. December,
5Sisc.
Corn-Sl-I0.
Bran-Sl3.
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TRUNK FACTORY.

fSR TRUNKS ara Travelling Bags 20 20
$3.50 ttty Tr1uk Factory. repairing q
s1s.ty Nes,er avenue and CONNER
N-A4. BraH~h tffS S~eo-f
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LEGAL NOTICES.

.----rrr- or sfgERTFFs sATT-ru ~.
sL..as-so~ court OF the state OF Washing
80 for the county Q. King y. II.
,rrssssnga. plaintiff. rs. James Dyer, L.
~ T1ver. George j. WILEY. Thomas <u-
Alex Maitland, ". J. Wsedin
n a1 :. Fl. woolsTy. sheriff. defendants.
Ne,s-- lard ard b. virtue CO an order OF sale
u TvssefaI execution. issued cut Of the
- srsarse6 court. In the above entitled
go. ana to ne directed and Delivered,
- FrsIy levied upon the following de-
1880 real property situated IL King
49, $50 state Of Washington, to-wit:
y - number three 81. u block number
- 81 II the Waila WaIla addition 10
e. e es.S Of Seattle. King county. Washing
- ss~sfher xlth al and singular the
-. .-Se-ts here1!sameuts and appurten-
s-rss thereunto belonging: al % said
IT, ard state CT Washington.
$500 il therefore hereby given that on
ys'9zy. lhe f5tE day Of September. 1896.
z, =, fhe front door Of the courthouse,
sassS@ rstv o. Seattle. IN said King coun-
y Tyl;i eel the above described property
y bubble auction, 10 the highest bidder
s2 na esss' This the srh day OF August. 1875.
a. r. VAN DE vkNTER. Sheriff.
-oTTcE or sHERTFFss sALE--In the
Txstssrg0r court OF the state OF Washing
- FOR the county OF King.
rhe Scottish-Aner!c2n A0ftgage COM
grewer. Ad0ra +. Brewer, MS wife, the
washi0gton National Bank OF Seattle,
wt~l n. Davis and Nina y. Davis, Eliza
infh ID Angpaugh Malcolm McDougau,
q Z. Rradner. Willis L. Afnes. trustee,
Laura J. Gardner, T. r Kleber. Pioneer
e~.sngs and Loan Company and A.
rsaE defendants. No. =. 2y7-
frnS@r and by virtue Of an order OF sale
.,d sneelai execution, issued out of the
800 named court In the above entitled
sS.sr1 and 70 me directed and delivered,
: ksvs duly levied upon the following de-
.ryssef real property. situated In King
eoanfy Washington, to-wit:
Iof twelve 90 and north seven and one
All fTIz) feet OF lot eleven CID, IN block
X eleyeu CD, % Waiia Waila addition 10
,ha eIfy OF Seattle. and more particularly
described as follows:
sComrnencing at the northeast corner OF
tng Ne 70 Ia block No. eleven, OF Waila
so~4Iry 70 official plat thereof. running
.ssnra west Ia feet 10 the east boundary
isne OF the alley In said block No. II.
sbence south along east boundary line OF
saia alley 37ia fee. thence east at right
angles 80 feet 10 the east line OF said
fiock No II. thence north along said east
BOUNDARY line 10 place OF beginning.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday the 13th day Of September, 1885,
A. the hour OF ten o'clock a. N. OF said
dzy at the front door OF the court house.
n The city OF Seattle, III said King county,
4 will sell the above described property at
rphiic auction. 10 the highest bidder, for
Dated this the 18th day OF August. 1895.
A. T. VAN DE NANTER, Sheriff.
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q ANSEN BERG. sfs Secora. opposite
Ea4ey DOCK. makes a speciality ~ rax-
-. enears. pocEefkaiyss. straps. etc.
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AtRks<.
Hoas-Dull; Pacific cast. 81
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T. 8. DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
leaves sidney Gas and l2.2o a m
caves Seattle Q a ~. ard n
n from Harrington 81 Smiths wharf
cstfsfrc at an way ports. goes through %
Anaarson's landing az l. r. N. Sunday
leave Seattle az q. ~. au1 : p. II. Leave
sidney az l. 2. m. Fare -.
y TRoTTNAE. Master.
A c. L. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone ga
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
VICTORIA HOTEL

NNNtOtSlA 1o1 Ella
G q Ramsay, Seattle.
T. Middleton. Seattle.
II, Constantine Healy, pyea Alaskosa
Mrs. Healy. Dyea. Alaska.
Miss Mary Watson. West Seatfles
Miss Helen Watson, West SeattlA.
Raphael Coonnes. West Seattle.
w l. Watkins. San Diego.
Mrs. Mecrae. Victoria.
J. X. Macrae. Victoria.
Miss Redgrave. Victoria
Thomas Il. Hall. NtctoriA
Michael O BTien. Tacoma
Henry 9. Spurvay. Bath. England.
F. NJ Ellis. Seattle.
u I. Mckay. san Francisco
Mrs Mckay. san FrancsscAs
John Allen, Bath, Mont.
Mrs. Allen. Bath. Mont
". ID. Walling. Everett.
Mrs. WAlling. Everett.
n. u. Porter. Seattle.
IL. Brown. Seattle.
Mrs. Brown. Seattle.
s. Coomhs. West Seattle
+. A. Adams, Tacoma.
u. O.. Cameron, Tacoma.
W. r. Griswold. u. ). geological survey
Joe Smidt. do
\. r.. Downing. do
4. Fletcher, do
J. ". Kent, do
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
Fer san Francisco. via Port Townsend
ar7 N'trtorin a. p. m fpaSsR0Ee-s re-
ceived on board at a. NJ September g.
FOR Or AlasEa- September 5 and %. at
Y-rora san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at "a. m. September p
g L, T. p. 2
Tickets may ba obtained a. the Office OF
the COMPANY az Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODS ALL. PERKINS & CO
General Agents. san Fra rciSco
TROWBRIDGE, Act. =. s. Supt,
Seattle
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WILLAPA.
Cantain George Roberts
LEAVING Seattle Tor Alaska September Il
svA every - DAYS thereafter.
Fer freight and pasSergo- rates apply 10
J. -. CAR ROLL. Agent
S-hwabacher Dock. Tel Pike &
CTAs L. PEABODY. GeCzr4I Manager.
Seattle
STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle ana Everett Route.
Daily Except sunday
Leaves Seattle. 1910 a m and 40 ? m.
Leaves Everatt, 80 a. n and - - ,. N
Pare. 80 cents.
Nakts Stops a. T5monas ana Muk.rteo
Leaves Gaines dork. foot Of Spring St
Seattle Leaves Nal doCk. Everett
FN REtNfsTfiN- Managing Owner.
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RATNTER-GRAND HoTEIsi

Mrs. :. :. Smith. Seattle.
g. II. Galbrieth. Victoria, II. Q.
G. S. Galbricth. Victoria. II. c.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry French. SpokarAs
q. T. Brown, Chicago.
Thomas y. milford. Helena. Mont.
Miss Alice Mulscrd. Helena, Mont
Clarence A. Fairchild. New York.
q. Guttenhey, San Francisco.
=. e. Strong. san Francisco.
j. W. Marshall. ir.. san Francisco
Alfred Stillman. San francisco.
u. Pier Duluth
William Mosle. London.
l. y. Hollock. Portland.
Master l.. r. Hollock. Portland.
Miss Isolor. San Francisco.
Mrs, Kierstal and child. st. John.
O. w. Fletcher. Boston.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Hunt. Tacoma
J Il. Darbin. Whaicom.
I0w. Rosenberg, New York.
G. T.. Jinkins, New York.
Dave Beer. New York.
r. A. Bryan Pullman.
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DrvER AND wREcKER.

A .. BENJAMIN. diver 81 Railroad
snue. s@conG-nar1 machinery. hard
ware; vessels rzIsza
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" T. sAuLs. ae,ystive. . Occidental S'A.
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A Case of Conspiracy.

The correspondent of the Columbia
State, at this place; under date of the
18th instant, says it leaked out here
that day that warrants were to be
sworn out against several partie les
charged with assisting in the murder
of the late Treasurer Copes. The
same correspondent says that it was
also brought to light Monday ''that a
scheme had been inaugurated by
Dan G. Murphy's family and
friends by which the States most
important witness was to sign an af-
fdavit settingforth that what she tes-
titled to against Murphy at the trial in
May last was false, and that she was
paid by the detectives to testify. The
following facts were obtained from
Auditor G.. B. Kitrell, who had some
thing to do with the capture of Murphy.
That several weeks ago Dan Murphy's
wife, who is sister to Clemie Bars,
the witness in question, left her Nome
and went to Georgia, the southern
portion, where Clemie Bars was living
and, by means of threatening her life,
forced her into South Safolina. When
they arrived at Denmark the party was
met by several friends and taken to a
house near Dan Murphy's fathers.
There this girl, so she says, was forced
to swear that what she tistiied to in
court was false; that if she didn't come
to Orangeburg and swear out an atfi-
davit to that effect she would be sum-
marily dealt with. Being there alone
she expressed her willingness to = so.
Consequently she was secretly
brought here early in the morning.
The horse and buggy was left outside
the business portion of the city, while
she and her sister, Mrs. Murphy, came
on the back street and went to Col.
Browning's office. That gentleman
being out they went in front and were
awaiting his return when Clemie saw
Mr.. Kitrell and ran to him and asked
his and the sheriff's protection. The
girl was Immediately taken to the
sheriff's Office and there guarded until
she was sent away. This startling
scheme has caused no little excitment
here and it has caused the people to
awaken afresh to the wilful and malic-
ious murder of their beloved county
treasurer, who was so brutally y murder
ed for his money."-Times and Demo
crat.
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oTIa Music In Our Ears ;"

Eight cent cotton and plenty of it..
That's the prospect, and it means that
the Piano or Organ so long desired
need not longer be waited for. Buy it
now and pay when your cotton is con-
verted into cash. See Ludden & Bates
latest advertisement in this issue of
their great Midsummer Clearing Sale.
Three Hundred Fine instruments at
your own price for Spot Cash, or a
little cash now and balance November
1st, or on smallest monthly payments
if preferred.
They will suit you as to the terms,
and all the world knows that when
they mean what they say. Write them
at Savannah, Ga. for Midsumer Bargain
Lists, and don't delay about it until
the best bargains are gone. st.
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comptroller general, the secretary of
State, and the superintendent of the
penitentiary. The governor may, in
his discretion, decline to grant the par
don recommended-in which case he
shall state his reasons to the general
assembly at its next session. The lieu
tenant governor is president of
the Senate, with the right to
vote in case of a tie. When a Sen
ator becomes lieutenant governor,
he therefore vacates his seat in the
Senate.
The report of the committee on
finance and taxation retains the pres
ent system of ad valorem taxation,
and gives the Legislature the right to
place a capitation tax on animals. It
retains the two-mill tax for the sup
port of the public schools. 1t limits
the bonded Indebtedness of counties
and municipalities to eight per cent. of
all the taxable property.
MEASURES KILLED.
The following measures were
killed on unfavorable reports of
the committees to whom they had
been severally referred:
70 prohibit the publication of court
proceedings in certain cases.
To fix a punishment for bribery.
To regulate elections and fix the
terms Of certain officers. Ouplicate)
To provide the punishment of whip
ping for certain ofenses.
The ordinances of Mr.. Hutson of
Hampton and Mr.. Howell of Colleton,
touching the liabilities of married wo-
men, were transferred from the COM
mittee on judicial department to that
on miscellaneous matter.
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Ex-senator Butler on Tillman.

Columbia, s. c., Sept. 21.-Ex Sen
ator M. @. Butler passed through the
city yesterday, stopping over during
the afternoon. When asked if he had
anything to say about Senator TILL
mans attack upon him in the conven-
ton, he said: "No, sir; I believe not.
My consideration for his brother,
George D. Tillman, who is a manly
man, q gentleman and always strikes
right out from the shoulder, never hit
ting below the belt, restraints me from
saying a great many things that I
could say. I have denounced Ben
Tillman to his face as a coward, liar
and thief and he did not resent it.
If should kick him now he would
howl like spaniel and doubtless in
dict me for assault and battery. You
know, you can't keep up with a con-
stitutional liar like he is, and I shall
leave him to enjoy all the glory he
can gain by attacking man behind
his back, when he has no opportunity
to reply. His statement, so far as it
relates to me, is tissue of falsehoods
from beginning to end. Here is one
specimen. He refers to an interview
between Gen. Gary and Gen. Ruger
at Edgefeld, on the day of election.
Gen. Ruger was not at Edgefeld at all
and the statement is a pure fiction
He is equally at fault about the second
Republican meeting at Edgefeld. His
account of what occurred is fagrant
Misrepresentation of what did occur.
But why attempt to follow man who
is so utterly regardless of the truth
and reckless in his statements. Let
him CO."
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King Cotton Still Rules.

Life for the Liver and Kidneys, the
most popular medicine of its kind, is
freely recommended by Physicians,
Druggists and others, and the
wonderful success it has attained
it has won solely on its own merits,
and for which it has obtained for it.
self the appellation of 1.-THE coming
Liver Medicine of the South"
Life for the Liver and Kidneys" or
"Chill Cure" works like a charm and
sells very fast" A. H. Perkins,
Waxhaw, Lancaster Co., s. @.