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SE NSI "a.

EHROM the subscriber. some two or three
weeks ago. small gray horse. CASUALLY
calich a pnny) about four years of age. has very
short main l. tail, and pace. exceedingly wei
winch Is his tarorte gate. Ten dollars vii! be
gwen t" any person who will de;i, or tho horse
to the subscriber, living in Hamburg, ora sui,a.
bic reward for any intelligence showing where
he is so rs he can be had
=, NJ. GRAY.
May "a Il JG
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NOTICE..

"1LL be let 10 the lowest bidder, on
w Thursday the 14th ofJune mex, the
building Of n meeting house near Caleb
Mitchelrs. Is must be 40 feet long and 30
feet wi'ic aud of good materials. Persons
wishing TO undertake, may see plan Of the
building, by applying to w. Brunson, at
Edgehicld Ct. House, or to T.. Mitchell.
REUBEN LANDRUM,
Chairman of building Com'icc.
May 81, 1888 bI7
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StrIyesi.

'fOM the Subscriber on the 9th of
n April, two Mules; one Il black Mare
Mn'e shaved very much by the gear, sup
posed to be about 3ycars Of age; the other
sorrel horsc mule about the same acc.
When last heard from they were seen with
TWO wagon at Aiken, 4 reward of $40
VIII he given for the two ifdclivercd 10 MIR.
Johnathan Stccdman, at Aiken. or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
IL miles from Aiken OH South Edis,o, g. e.
May ~, 1888 g.. Is
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NalEg GtE.

THE Patrons and Community general
Il ly are informed thar the public Ex-
animation of the Schools at Greenwood,
Abhevillc District, will take place on Fri
day the 18th June next. The Public are
respectfully invited to attend. There will
also bc n vacancy for Il few Classical Stu
dents tho next Session.
r. c. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
May 90, 1888 biz
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The New Orleans Courier says-Ncver
was city more infested with robbers. Gu,
throats, and incendiarcs, than N. Orleans
at this time. The Williams Of all the world
appear TO have congregated here, and carry
on their works infamy with the greatest
impunity.
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= e sSrA1.

A N tho 2lst inst between GIrs. Fcrrn-
~ sons and Mr.. Edward C!ark's livin-
on the Mount Willing road, black morocco
POCKET BOOK containing a small sum
of money and several papers SC. which are
OF but l'tlie use except to the owner. An,
information respecting the same will be
thankfully received hv the Subscriber.
AGNES CORIEY.
Edgcfeld G.. House. Nav "a. 1888
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DANDr.-A thing in pant aloons with n
body and two arms--a head with long side
locks, hut without hrains-bunches of hair
undeA4,is n"se, tight honts, n cane, a white
handkerchief, two brooches and q ring on
his little finger.
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STATE of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT


IN EGGiTI.
i..sanef,; Nv. w a"s. zen. vs.. EW 70. Par
JnnieS Williams and others. Hficn.
q nprean'lg TO any satisfaction that James
u 's!';ims. Peter Williams and .;u,hra cc vii
iians, .ome of tic Defendants in this case reside
beyond the limits .f this State, on mo,on by.
W imbis!i. tomplanantS Solicitor, Ordered that
they do appear and pcad. answer or dumUr. to
the above mam"d Bill. within three months from
me DAFT OF ,h" publication hereof or the said bill
VIII, as against t!icia be taken pro r6nfcsyo.
}. TERRY. c. cE.p.
Comm'rs Office, Ma. II. 1888 ac lG
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TO H'l whom it may ComcerH.

~ .tFh WHO'LL Il lh:ay COnCcEE.
~ oI!CE. is hereby given, that the sub
l. scriber, with Others, will petition the
Legislature of this State, at its next session.
Tor Charter Of Il Bridge across Saluda
kiver. near Chaprei's Ferry.
'ANDREW l.. LARK.
May II, 1888. -
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.EE DEd.FE.

VIE. subscriber, from the opportunities
r of his friends, has concluded so far to
resume the practice Of his profession, as TO
attend to all calls in Chronic Diseases. A.
mong these, he would mention particularly
Scroiula Or Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Man,mac, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Address
f.. l. CARTLEDGE,
Parks T.. o., Edgcj:cld Dis. S. C.
May 10 TIA
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H.d1STy.

SOMETIME in January last, two Notes
~ of hand. both given by James iInll0rd
TO the subscriber, one for 500 aud the
other for 50; both due. | think. In October
last. All persons are hereby forewarncd
from trading for said Notes, as still hold
the drawer OF the same. responsible.
J. 3. PEARSON.
Mush Creek, Grcenvile, S. G. May25, C.
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Better and Bctter.--Thrcc citizens of
Charleston Neck. whose namcs we arc not
authorized to publish, have contributed
each Ono Thousand Dollars, for the relief
Of the sufferers by the late Fire.-Mcrcurv.
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GEoRGrA.-1'he present Administrator
members i'll Congress decline n re election
The party have held convention and
nominated other candidates.
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Liberal Donnti0n.-The Board Of hrok-
ers in New York have voted donation of
SlOnG for the sufferers by the late fire in
Charleston.
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Attention Bridge Builders.
"lLL he let at the place to The low
sv est bidder, the building Of New
Bridge across Turkey Creek, Keys Ford,
on the road leading from Hamburg to Lii
berty Hill on the Cd day Of June next.
by order of the Commissioners,
j. B. HOMES, Scc'rv.
May 10, 1888 c1l
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NJ MOTIdE.

A IL Persons indebted to tho late rb,rl.s
IN Thomas. deceased, are requested to make
payment; and all persons having demands gains,
the estate OF said deceased are requested to pre
sent them duly attcsted. JAS. F. ADAMS.
Nov ~, 1887 # Adnfni,t,ator
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MINERAL NosE.-The Medical Jour
nal OF Boston. gives an account of new
fashioned artificial nose, that has been made
ny Dr. Harwood, successful and eminent
dent's' oi that city, which can hardly be dis.
tIngnisii''i on pretty close examination, from
a genuine nasal organ. His patient was
young man of Worcester County, Mass,
who lost his nose by fire a, very early age
ana VIII" visited Boston with the view ofun-
dergoing the 'raliaco:ian operation. There
being some difficulty in the way of this,
nc was induced TO allow DR.. Harwood to
attempt plan altogether new in this coun-
try-of constructing m artificial nose, of n
mineral substance commonly used in dental
surgery for artificial gums The ingenuity
OF this gentleman has surpassed the cxrcc-
'ntions of those who have watched his be-
nevolent excrtions. The new nose is SUI
pcrIor IN appearance TO those usually con-
structed by the Talliacotian mcrhod; and
the natient has been spared the protracted
suffcrinss that attend it.
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Strayeti.

A'ROM tho Subscriber, living on the
Halfway Swamp. two Mules, one n
sorrrcl Horse and the other Mare, hotlr 3
years od. Any information respecting
said mules will be thankfully received.
CADAWAY CLARK.
May 10, 1888 b. Il
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Leaving n balance against the
Government, 3Oth of June,

Leaving II oalu0ce against the
Government, 3Oih of June,
1888, Of 1857 .GG6
From these premises just idea may no
formed Of the ability of Texas, TO meet all
her cnSaGemcn's-and her purpose 10 do So
OF her determination TO he faithful, and
to elevate her public credit. by dischargng
to the utmost iarthing. the debts and ohl-
cations she may have incurred, your Com
mi,tcr entrriainas little question.
Your committee think these views bv no
means irrelevant. hut as Intimately conncc-
ted with tue subject on which they are re-
nnircd to report. Why, they would ask.
should Il pnmissorv uoic IF the republic Of
Texas, hearing an interest against the Gov
rrntnrn; "r 10 per cent. per annun,, redeem
able in ~ months, and hypo,hccated upon
such solid, immovahle capital as has been
described. he 80 per cent. below the value,
of Il protested bill ofthc same denomination.
OF any one of the banks ofNew Orleans, for
the hnaI redemption of which there is so
hiSproror'ionaIc Il security, to he found in
the cSIr:lntr of speriq funds aud property Of
the banking institutions ofihc United States
generally! Is it because there is want of
confidence i'll the resources or integrity Of
Texas! lf so, why are her notes received
at any price! Is it because there is a Uucs-
ton at the stability Of our Government. in
reference to our Mexican enemies? Ifso.
Il lille reflection, little enquiry into the
subject. will remove al apprehension that
Mexico can ever possibly rc-csahlish her
dominion over the Anglo american free
men at this republic. We arc not, like her,
employed in marching and countcrmarch-
ing, soiirry. and cnlistng troops, bv inn
prcssmcnt. to s1nrvr and abuse them: bui
we have militia who, animated with n
love ot liberty. and ready ut Il moments
warning IN take the field will ALWAYS he
tound an ovcrmatch for the hirrlings Of iy-
rants. We are not seen like her. crawling
lremh!inglv under The batteries 0fan exas-
pcT;s1rd nailou. impcratvclyd ydcmanding JUS
'icc atihcir hands, with an exhausted national
credit. drca linz that The mornings sun NAV
nor shine npon peaceful people under the
wicked Institutions which existed the day
before; Gut we may he seen bv an adrnirinr
world lIrmly established rs are our mount
ans "t The west. and quietly progressing in
'hr maturity "i system OF government
winch will he found an Improvement upon
all the models known 10 The world.
From the (Ttras) Telegraph april q.
The inhabitants ofthc frontier about .ixty
miles above NuShinsiou, are f0rsaking their
farms and collecting nj the foris in that
quarter, on account Of the incursions of sew
rral small parties Of Indians. who have late
~ killed two surveyors. aud n young man
named Moss. There arc many Young men
in our city. who would DC rcioiccd to be
permitted To punish these marIuders. We
trust therefore that Congress will speedily
;ilnrd them the necessary counienance and
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to poverty, soured by the world, dospiser
OF society, aud perhaps, contemner Of
religion. These are the men vino arc to
bring to maturity, the embryo of mind
10 prepare for usefulness, your sages, your
heroes, your statemen, your lawyers. doc
tors, soldiers. your men of leisure. and YOUR
men of God. What Il vanity nf vaniiics
Wha: a perversion of every thing like rea-
son and common sense! BUT will urge
this matter no further. All tina, cloqucnce
can do, has already long been done.
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Nav "a
NOtiCe.

&VNU1COs
"a LII persons indebted to the estate OF
~ William Williams, deceased. arc re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having demands TO present them pro-
perly attcstcd.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, -4amr.
May 23, loss If rs
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Nacosdoches, that the Indians have lately
committed some depreda,ions near the up
per waters of the Trinity. A Mr.. Sparks
and three other young men, who are en-.
gaScd in surveying are reported to have
been killed.
We extract the following information re-
specting the public debt and revenues Of
Texas, from the report made by the Com,
miI'cc on finance to the Tcxian Congress.
by an estimate from the Secretary of the
Treasury. published Il few weeks back, we
are informed that the public deb,, up to the
3thll nf June next, is Sl.735,3lU
And that the revenue up to that
date, WILDE 1.Oi7 ,659
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ca EEsGEJL.sH Hg.

Vie unde<Si"nc! take pleasure IN being.
u able to state to Merchants of ,his
State. Georgia. North Caroiin;:, Tennessee
hnh Alab1n!a who have hitherto made
their purchases in this city, tiut al,Iourh
'nnny of Us have lo-, Il part of our Goods
hy'hc fire "f Friday night. 9th ult., other,
nave hccn so fortunate rs To save all, and in
the course of;wo or three DAYS will resume
business us usual. We invite all who Iavo
contemplated Il visit to this city, this SPRING.
10 conc with The certain calculation of be-
ing able to rcplcnisll their assortment, quite
as well rs they have been able to do !, a.
this season of The year.
IL. ~: VMy, PARISH Heed s. Tanning.
q 20. Cii!iQnd, Sons Xosc-
Fort, Townsend. 6 III.
~ Ji"Irma,:n: ~ cn'sal hysn McE"r"ey s.
{. s. e. H. kclsey ~. ". Y. U-c;oy
,,s nafS'ea' H. Stoddurd, Miller
fi0!raf, Lyon s. Co. g. Co.
Bon"'sferS L"naeou. John Tun HInhle.
.IdchSon, CnpcrS s. Co. I'm e Ouklcy.
hD1,"em ni,, . Co.. Hatch Fleming &Co.
MHasr. Riplry s. Co. HuyIen, GrcrS &. Co,
H"ril1nd, Hurrul 81 !:dker Fra & Co.
dnrn. Jas Il. SferenS
r. q. .S!oddard. j. j. iTcCnriy.
S. & i. Uutson. is. i;o,-,u. ,jr.
J g L. j-d,cton. Ed,c. Ujnsyo,r
StCc,ns, HcHdcrson S,IH. .IoHrs 6. Smith.
.idgtr. OisJ ChnGr.
! FGrrnr s. Rolinaon HIM. II;U;Eip.
y. L'mmons q Son. lHiikin s. H'ulton.
f.. Carson s. ca. Uor.nncr g. Birl,,r.
HcM'"nd' .,T H"rd 8 Jas Bancroft s. Go.
| 1"H. .. u. Simonion s. Go.
| "St"'rr f,str'ct. !iNiard s. Wude.
| r. h"TcH'FStr& 10. Nathan 4. Cohen.
-. - u: L"cEc > 10. y. II. Uiidman S; Co.
| ~. n;"cE"r q ~. Starr s. UiliiumS.
$. Cho!,rick s. CO. f.. Dan.
j. l.. Pe-cmt s; Ca. lLord s, Sfockcr.
1H!yio' s. kcmncdy.
Charleston, May g. IL
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For Sale.

For Sale.
"Y HOUSE and LOT. in the VILLAGE or
1vA Edgefeld, upon terms TO suit purchaser
In my absence, apply to Col Bauskct
April 12 - m
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Aiken Classical Academy,

Aiken Classical Academy.
REV. NJ. r. SUARES, PRINCIPAL.
HNll1S Academy has now been in active
4 operation for nearly three wears. The
various branches Of an English and Classi
cal Education are taught in connection with
such exercises, as arc common to Acadc
mics of responsibility. Mr.. S is of Brow
University, and has had several years cx-
pcricncc rs a Teacher. Boar, and Tuition
on moderate terms.
Aiken. May 90, 1883 dIS
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State of South or,l;,,

state Of South : arnIina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
nANiEL IL. Jones, living on Horse
~ pen Creek, tolls before me, ono brown
bay horse. his left hind ioot while, a small
star in his, forehead. about Is hands lirh.
marked with the collar, nine or ten wears
old. Appraised al S25
ID. f DAVENPORT, 10.
May IS, 1888 e.. II
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EXTENSIVE SHERlFF'S SALE,

N,grocS Hooded Houses, &c, at PN6Ilc .IUtIE0N
WILL BE- Sold cash, the highest bidder on thursday, the
lih OF June 1885, az fair, nut, the next TAR dy auu cach
.y ay until the sale completely at LnnevIIe, the resi-
" Of Jas p Corbn, the lower part OF Ming queen county
owinu property wit: IS 10 10 Negroes: Slud OF oiooded
s consisting in part Trio Virginia Timbe'ake, Irene,
H.apton, Red Wing, SC. ,-,. ;o
c riding plantation aud carriage horses the superior
ty and several carriages and harness. designed LOT
y and pleasure purposes; cattle OF every descriptions all
3 Of plantation UTENSILS large and general assortment Of
yt and kitchen furnCre &C., Sc, 10 satisfy suniry exc
..,oa. 10 my hands usains, Coroin w , ,r,,
Deputy for Jokn Motley Sheriff. King 4 Queen county
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yHe,o, Fashionable and Chcop
SppINC AND SIMMER DRY GOODS-M

SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-MAY, 1888
si % Sa 1TS
former exhibition Mean,s families aud Others invited to
900 ward spring style cacoes goo 10
and ls-also yard wide French Calicoes a, p cents
ali qualities from 25 cents per yard 10 the
Silk good. for DressesOOOo of plain and figured Silks
Paraos and Umbes-S 900 worth Of Pdraso Silk and Cotton
Umbrellas, made to order in tho best manner
plain and eghun Bonnets, all prices and
qualities, cheap and fashionable
GOO dozen infants boys girls ladies' and mems Hose
and Half Hose, cotton raw s and "oed DOT" pam ana
i.cshorn Hats, for boys and children.
Gloves-An excellent stock of kid and summer Gloves
Canton Mattng-PIan, white; red figured and pinld
Window Binds-Cnn,on Window Blinds various sizes;
Capcs and worth Of lace and muslin Cpcs and
Collars reduced piccs as elegant thread accs Eds
Linen Cambes-Liuen Cambrics 3D. 9 los Cd, 81 and
Linen prices from Is cents to 25 So u.s. 81 and
pieces plaid ad striped Gnsham' per yard
Ves,incs-Bc black atu VesDgs; Also Narcotics Vestns
Mems Summer Wea!Vsrous descriptions oil Goods Tor coats
Shirts and Dawcs-Lambs wool, and silk shirts and
Cotton osuabuss-so bales osnahurs various qualities
beached shirtinss and sheenss. all fresh and cheap
Burlaps-Burlaps, various qualities
cheap GOODS from auction which will he sold to on
time for approved paper for cash. at the mos. reduced
Nav Il il7 = ssNH5SS'
NoIICE-Alen Blair of the county Of Amherst, Virginia, died
wear 1885, ;esate, ard in his will makes some provision
The said James at the dao OF the
will supposed living the South but has not been
from September 1892 Should this meet bis eye, or
his knowledge he will do we'll to return to Virginia forth
w and il he be dead his relations here will DO thankful to any
who POLLY BLAIR Amherst Court house, Va,
'''''"' ""'0 '"A ""S' nc 'e'' TIE ADMINIsTRATRIx
Nth the piIannc1ed, Of Allen Blair, deceased
R The Editors Of the Medgevile Journal the Tallahassee
Watchnan aud the Tallahassee Foduu will the foregoing
eight insertions country papers, and forward their accounts
to the Enquirer Office.
May IS-2it
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AVN n, S,l-v virtue Off deed OF trust executed by Nm H.
IL ,,cJ tic 18th dty OF February, LEGS and duly recorded
of Richmond coun,y couI conveying TO the subscriber
and Westmore lsnd, known by the hume OF Hickory
and Dement'S and containing, by cs,imaon, eUO acre DC
ote OF less for the OF securing to John Lyei
of money IN the said deed expressed be duc shall
~ m sale at public auction for cash. at Richmond Court honse
9Th day Of July next the tract OF Land abo:e menaonsd
"a vested 10 the deed uIssiid will DC conveyed
nu,chasc aud othcr.-The Land to be advertised at the
m oor Of Court house. aud in the Richmond Enquirer
l.. i least sixty days previous 10 the day OF sale
JNO. +. 8. JEFFRfES, Trustee.
2-l9t
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S.z Hundred Cords Of Pane EOOd.
Navy AGESr's OFFICE,

NAVY AGESr's OFFICE, J
Washington, May IL, 1893.
DpOPOS AIS will bs received this Office until the 18TH o.
gnc next hundred cords OF pine wood to be delvoed
yvy Yard ia this before the " day Of October
the wood well seasoned and OF good quality and may
vered from time soon as the contractor may
:, !, proper, within above specified.
Ten ne; cent; will withheld from the amount Of each delivery
m the contract, fully complied with addition 10 the bond and
gwen 10, the faithful! performance OF the contract
NIyl o-n
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Yob,aGis Estate on Jamss Riuer u. AUCTION.

~ Of June noxt will be so positively, al auction
lie highest bidder premises that well SnowH ana VA
e estate called New wcstbuy, belonging 10 INC
samuel Tyer deceased aud lyns james kret oo'Mtr
the est,s oil Hill Carter Esq and Berkeley the estate Of
Rem na ass acres more I" eSS ~
o,eJ to grazing aud all kinds OF gram ana i'eS III
immediate vicinity Of City Point; and the markets o'
.v. and Richmond. , , ,,;, q an, q
Trxx,-One third the day Gf sac, the balance IN ana
bearing sale with deed IN uS' un' ma
no-A description OF tho estate viii be s''ea De-
in. the day Of sale 10 81,
MlIS
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EslLLEr TIMBER The highest market price will be s'en Tor
mcrchana5le and heading blets, deliverable nj Inc rent
Tertiary. JAMES G. WATSON, Gen dSsHt
/ A. ii
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sI THOMAS KRTCHiE.
,rovS Of TUc RIcHsoyD ENQUIRER.

TERMS OF THE RICHN0ND ENQOikhn.
NJ The Exou,RER is put'ished three times Gee" @I
IN the session of the State LEGISLATURES"
ring the rest Of tae year. ,,,,,r,oS
>y. Five Dollars per Gsna" aud ihee p''1'
2 ~ . 10 this Office be temed per mat IN goo" ana
Al Dt oo,a Al the risk Of the Editor TIE postage y az
~ hr ysS By !s Behs postage OF sns s,S, IS
nr,Jun, TO writer. Ii - the accumulated post
business, which operates us serious TAX upon
Ia Et,of.l :. aim ,,,o-s on,ualy shall have the
(eaia yrSsts.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One sql.o Of sixteen nes or less ''' INSERTION 10
Nv =, ,,,nusrce, ~ Goats o., ,.
';n distance be accompanied with the advance
,..,,;,i,clofy references, to insure execution.
f NAV amount 500 per annum, DIS
I he N tile OF 80 per cea; aud 10 so, OF ~ per cent
s., Obituaries Marriages from the country whehe.e
t,plSr,tin- Unknown ~ this Office, must DC
- nIorsaoa OF the Postmaster IN The netshoo', rn
20 be puHushsi Every measure that mas o'en
nj lnuosuns and qulzzeS, has proved hefc'V.o'S 49,;
must therefore, as'st 4" such ease or ,,,n an the
,oy rsrtii by the .! tha PoSaaste' ~F''e" w
L;s II the tster.J
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SAINT LEDGER by Eclipse, and full brother TO ARIEL Lance
aud OK-Iy, will make his next season Ia Virginia, ~ my S'a
be Tree HILL mile below Richmond Particulars wLiarrar
in his bills and advertisement due time. JOHN r. WHITE
~ SO--ts
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T Ccui Superior Court oil and Chancey for the county
hail he CAM tOl in lac


IA Heinrich and the CITY of Rchon, held at the Capitol IN Tho
said city, SATURDAY., the LIST ny OF April 1887
Oried the Clerk this Court TO notice. ny pubca-
lion in the papers printed the city, OF the following sua
rns which have by this Court with view to Fact
l,aie the transact ION OF the business thereof:
l. Judicial days OF each term VIII be devote" 10 tue
~ Of Grimm auses, and civil business will he transacted
n that be- OF such aad important cha
the action oil the Court aud except
moiious u delivery bOnGs.
After the the period sncd 10 tho criminal hu.
ncss w civil docket will be called, aud
The they called No cause
vii he So. for ,ra after called under special and
peculiar Puuctua attendance Will DC expected o
all parties nd witnesses in the Court.
3 After and Laws dockes are disposed Oh
tho be taken and called twice Upon the
r., calling pcrme take for pr"paraion
but will thus taken 10 be prePiedS 50
far a. the action counsel concerned aud ready The Sc
ccnl co,In- dock Do submitted 10 the Court
4 Motion be submitted By counsel on any day after the
taken up, and after the calling oil the docket Tor
the ia, is Completed. ., . -
A Crpy-rese, j. ROBINSON, T. L.
49, ,:,rnur of parties aud witnesses requested
tho ohove J. ROBINSON, Clerk.
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Faucuisr Whiie Sulphur Spring Company.

hooks subscription having boon opened in the manner
CURED OF Incorporation, passed tho 18th February
the direction OF the subscribers named the said a
the nunbr necessary be TAKEN huvn. been sub
reQuiredTtiee hereby goea that gene
meeting SHAREHOLDERS, will be held a. the FaufuIer he
Saturday. the 3Oh day of June next (a 10
ocE A. NJ for the Organization Of the Company and other pur
liaNCoCh LEE,
WILLIAM K. SMITH,
u,y rllT-lSt1 Commissioners.