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TO LETT.

TO LET,
Andposssssion giUen Immediately.
&rrA The House in Broadstreet, lately oc-
wsss88 cupied by DR.. JoHN p. Mann, dec
Ess,E2 The Garden attached to the House, is
XaAsklA extensive, and in good order.-The
House Lot andGarden together, occupy about 3-4lhs
of an Acre. There is a convenient wood she'd and
various other outbudings, and also good well of
water--The tenant of the House will have the use
of the Farm yard adjoining the House lot, in com
mon with the occupant Of the Farm. The House
will be put in good order, and residence for a
geneel family, the situation is in all respects highly
eligible. The House is now open for the examna-
ton Of those wishing to hire it. For further nfor-
nation, apply TO either Of The Subscribers.
II. S. BRowN,
BENJAMIN Finch:
EDw'p w. LAwToN,
FRANCIS LAwToN.
Newport, Dec. l3th,-tf.
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SlkGRWOOD'S
ElectrO-Magnetic Rene dies
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES.

FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
0fthe class Hypertrcphy, including all the forms
Of Scrotuta, riz.
| Tubercular Consumption, White Swelings.
| Dyspepsia, Scrofulous Sore Eyes.
! Chronic Disease ofthe Liver,
| Of the Spleen, Kings Evil
Ofthe kidnes, LeucorrhGa, } or Female
" WV f'"'' Monorrhagia. complaints
THESE are but dIeren, notifications of the same
disease, arising from the cause, distinguished
by the same diagnosis and durable by the same
remedies Their common cause is an irregular ac-
lion Of the Electro Gavanlc forces IN the system
they may all be detected by pressure upon the sides
of the vertbrB and glands of the neck, which eclts
the Eleciro-Gayanic symptoms, and they may be
cured by these Electro-Mognetic remedies, The
latter are accompanied bya compendious medical
treatise, expaising the principles of the discovery
upon which they are founded, and stating the man
ner in which they are to be applied In this work
DIR. Sherwood demonstrates the fact that every part
of the human body together with every particle of
animate aud inanmatc matter, is either IN negative
or positive state OF electricity; and that every notion
in all matter, whether in the largest masses on in the
smallest particles, is produced by the attracting and
repsing forces of this universal principle. The
morbid action which produces disease of the organs
Or limbs he proves TO be occasloned by the undue
preponderaucc of one of these forces in the system,
md his remedies restore health by snbdning this rreg
liar action to an equilibrium by this means, the very
seeds OF the disease are eradcaied and permanent
,urc effected, even where all hope of relief
rom other sources is abandoned. The Electro
Magnetic Remedies are the only preparations appi-
able TO this prevailing class of disease, and lhey
never disappoint the confidence reposcd in them
rhcy can be used with perfect safety and success,
without dieting, or any inconvenience.
Further information may be had on application to
DOCT. L.. F. GALLUP.
Feb. Ally. Sprng-street Newport
Who is provided with the electro magnetic remedies.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
o. On reasonable terms, IN
yuyHE DRUGGIST ESTABLISHMENT
IL in Newport (R. I) known as the property o
OLIVER G. TURNER & co.
Any person wishing to purchase, will find 1t to thei
advantage CALL without delay, either of the un
dersigned, and examine the establishment, which il
nearly new. and uninjured by previous use.
1J-The subscribers may be found at the late resi-
dence Of DR.. VIM. Turner. decd.
OLIV X G. TURNER,
WILLIAM &. TURNER.
Oct 25
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EEAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
n ID Wharf to the old Stand in Green Street, for
mery occupied by Seat bury d Tenant; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of his old friend.
and customers, TO whom he returns thanks for then
past favors and socits continuance Of their patron
age,
W Orders left as above-at his stable in Pelham-st
or at his house in Church-st will meet with pronp
attention. Passengers conveyed to and from the
Steamboats,, as nsual
Nov. lst.-tf.
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No. lHS
CHEAP SIDE, THAN Es-sTRET
NATHANIEL SWEET

a 2 EGs leave to inform his old customers and all
D others that he has just been through his stock
of Dry Goods and reduced them very much is about
TO make an alteration his business and has receiv-
ed some aew goods already and is soon expecting
many more, and the real good bargains may be ex-
pected many articles are much cheaper than those
Of last importatiOn-bis assortment is good and has
now on hand viz blue black, brown mix d and mul-
berry Broadcloths and Cassimercs Satinett and
Woonetts Umbrellas, Blankets, Baizes, Flanells
and Bookings plain and fg'rd French Merino
Cloth; English do good cheap assortment of
Circassians heavy English Duck ; handsome as
sortrnent Of ofHEARTH RUGS, BRUSSELS and wit.
ton, from SO 50 to Sc; few pieces of FLOOR
CARPETING; Irish Linens, Ginghams, CALI
Goes and French Prints; Hosiery from ten cents to
81 per pair shrtings and sheetlngs from six to %
ents per yard Bed-uckngs and stripes, twilld and
lain plain STRAW BONNETs, Figd do.
Leghorn and Florence do, English patterns; Book
muslins from 25 cents TO 81 per yard; Swiss fig d
and plain muslin; Bishop Lawn. Cambria muslins,
Jackonet and medium do blanket shaws A to "a,
handsome and good; nerno and wraught French
shawls, cotton fgd and plain; Fig'd Velveteen;
sewing silk shawls Of different kinds and figures
an elegant assortment Of cheap and FASHIONA-
BILE RIBBONS and Beltings; Fancy Boxes
Gloves, Nuns Cotton and Taylor's best Persian
Thread Chaps do. and others, with great variety
of other articles not enumerated. His old Custom
ers and all others invited to give him call, and
they shall have the real good bargains
March 81. 1888
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NOTICE.

NUTECF.
VgNHE undersigned having been approved by the
IA Court of Probate, US sole Executor of the last
will and testament of his brother JOHN w. STE
VEINS late of Newport, deceased, requests all per
sons indebted to said estate, to make immediate pay
ment; and all those having just and legal claims are
also requested 10 present them Immediately for ad
justment.
Any person in possession of books or other prop.
erty the deceased is also requested 10 return them
and any one having loaned him books or any thing
else, are invited to call and claim the same.
ROBERT STEVENS,
Qualified Executor,
Newport, Nov. Sth, 1887.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, Nav
PORT, X. !.

posi- OFFICE, NAV
r, n. ].
10Th, 1888.
e for them wiH pleas.
IS they are placed in q
Henrietta A Mason
Miss Abby Mitchell
Mary Mitchell 2
Sarah l. Moison
N
Israel Nickerson
Knight W oIney u
i
Asa Pcckham
Nathaniel Potter
Schooner Perfect
Joseph X Pike
Ebenezer Parlow Jr.
Mrs Lncy NJ Peckham
Miss Mary A Peck
$
William Swinbnrns
James Stephens
Isaac Stall
John Scribner
Simeon Smith
Gardner Smith
: Daniel w Sisson
Lyon & Sisson
Isaac L Sisson
Miss Eleanor Sisson
Emanuel + Sylvana
James Simmons
George Sherman
Rebecca Ii Stall 2
Il
Rev. William J Torrey
Lawton Taylor
VIM b Thurston
Miss Catharine Tew
Ann Tenant
Mary III Taylor
w
Cyrel c Wheeler .
Hannah Mary Wheeler
John VI Watson
Sarah G g Watson
Messrs. Weaycrs
Edmond Winchester
Mrs Lydia Walden
Miss Eliza Waterman
Il
Washington Van Zandt 2
Clemantent Zenith
MIDpLETowN.
Isaac Smith
Charles Peckham
William S Peckham
JAMEsTow WIN.
Robert ii Watson
George w Carr
IRISH.
Michael Mcdonnell
Patrick Mitchell
James O'Haroe
Thomas Rhyan
John Brinner
VIM ticCann
Falrlck Wall
Mrs Bridget Drudy
Ann Lennon Z
Mary Murtaugh
Francis Canning
II. Y. CARR, =. M.
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htMdiNANt iS III
| POR
MARCE
| @Persons edM'
say +" adrertised,"
separate Dor.
A
George S Armstrong 2
John Allen
I ID A Allen
Mrs Mehilable Allen
Lewis Angeyine
Miss Elizabeth ID Anthor
Benjamin Brown
Cap. Babcock
Henry Bliss
Samuel Barlow
Stanton Z Briggs
| Smith Bosworth
Charles Barnum 2
Alexander Barker
Samuel Broadbent
Mrs Susan Barker
Miss Eliza Barlow
Elizabeth NJ Ball
Ann Bymton
Catherine & Boss
e.
Secretary Newport ChaT
ter
John 5 Carr
J Clapham
William ID Callahan 3
Gideon Crowell
George Crowell
Richard II Cogshall
Mrs Alvin Crowell
Harriet Gable
Sarah Carle 2
George A Draper
Luther Z Dyer
Joseph A Deane
sliss Anna J DE Camp
Jonathan Earle
Andrews a. Eddy
Dorcas Eldred
l.
Joseph Field
James Fnller Jr.
John Fresney
Mrs Ann w Field
q 2
Gardiner
William K Gardner
Harris Gurney
Miss Charlotte Gray
Lucy Gilbert
Lewis B Hunter
Sllas Hathaway
Mrs Sarah Hull
Miss Mary Horswell
l.
Edward c Lock
Lymon i Low
William Lawton
Mrs Eliza Lincoln 2
Miss Julia Lewis
Hannah Lock
M.
Cap William Martin
John Murray
David Helyille
Abraham Mitchell
Mrs N q Mu.turR
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aust RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY or
1aANpnETH's VEGETABLE
- - -,

For the last IL months have sold 500 wolth Of
Pills, and only one single individual has found MO
least fault with them. while hundreds in this to~u
can testify 10 the good fleets that they have received
from them, and are willing to be referred to-
None genuine on this Island except those sold by
Wm. 5. Nose, the only agent for b. Brandretl, NJ.
ID. The sales on this Island are small in comparison
with the rest Of the State For the last year FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH has been sold
in the State Of Rhode-Island & the sales ncTeas
ng daily-siroBg proof Of their goodness.
- Look out for COunterleis-there are plenty
for sale. Buy Of no one eXeep,the authorised agent.
Dec. 9th, 6n w. 5. v.
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IN l.. JEFFERS & Co. ncknowl-
II L.. edges renewed allegations to their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them;
an,l beg leave TO aunDunce. that they have
now on hand. and will continue To receive,
well selected assortment of GOODS,
consisting of
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and VI htc Coffee.
no. & Sugar IIODsc Molnsscs,
Wine and Spirits of Tie hest selection,
Canal FIo"r-wholc and half Bbls.
Bale Rope and Tagging,
Iron and Steel,
Together with AL other articles in the Gro
c.ry Line which they will sell, or scnd To
order, Wdranted Good, at the lowest mar
kct Prices.
They also continue to transact Commits
sion Business, including receiving and for
warIinS of GonhS; aud tender To t',cii
friends assurance Of their hest attention tC
nr,.rrs in that line OF business.
Hamburg, March 1893. tf5
The Pcndcton Messenger viii iuscri Tho
above four times ana send their bill fo
payment to H. l.. j.
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Miscellaneous.
E'romtnc Lc,risLurr .iVryi,unian.

Fromt"c Lc.rtsL"rg -iHrghanan.
a VISIT TO THE SiNGiNG CAvEIH Mon
ROE COUNTY, VA.-Tms cave is situated
near the road leading from the Salt to the
Red Sulphur, about equally dist ant from
the two Springs. The neighbourlng coun
try is inlerspcrScd with hills and valleys ::
SO that ut every turn. the traveller meets
with view Of ii new and richly varegatcd
scenery. 1t has received its name from,
the tact that when person speaks in n GER
tain part of il, reverbaralou ensucS, alto
gcihcr charming TO the ear. Tradition
says III former days, the young of both
sexes were wont to assemble here, and after
having Illuminated the cavern With hun
dreds OF torches, unite their voices in sin =
lng their lavouri,c airs.
ltwas delightful morning in the month
OF July, 1854. when DE-. B. and myself
accompanied with "a quite, visited this cave
Our lights consisted of TWO small torches.
and a candle with more wick than tallow
Says our guide, as we stood at the en-
trancc-"Thls cave has not less than one
Hundred and fifty different branches, and
no person has ever been in all of them
yet, ! know the principal parts" We,
however never thought of danger, as we
Intended to return Immediately. The
mouth OF the cave was from ten to fifteen
feet in diameter. We entered by Il verv
grauua descent. A few PAGES took us inIo
= the niIdst Of
"a pusclrss silence. dread.prolnund.
More aw tul than the teinpeSts round"
All was Il dcath-lilie stiffness, save the
slow but continual dripping of water from
the arChcd roof, and the solemn echo of our
voices ms we expressed our admiration M
the scenery by which we we're surrounded.
We proceeded slowly, observing the sirc-
lure ot diiieienl parts of the cavern, and
the various crystalline formations of carbo
nate OF lime, until we had gone ahout four
hundred yards. Here We found our course
interrupted ny steep, rocky descent thai
la just before us. We ,oked over. bnt
our views were limit d by thick darkness,
we threw down rocks hut cout only hear
them plunge into deep water. The noise
of running stream, gnrg!ing among The
rocks, family fell upon the ear and then
died away in the distant part of The cave.
Our guide told us thai we mieht venture
down with perfect safety, aud go out ON the
other side OF the hill; bui as our lights y
were growing short, we concluded we would
return. When we had come in sight of
the place by which we had entered, we dis
covered an opening leading to The right
We had 10 enter i'll IL stopping posture,
though directly we were Ishcrcd into a
large room. the remote parts of which were
not illuminated by our torches. SO com
pletely was our attention occupied, that we
were induced to go on nearly "a quarter of
mile, when this part of the cave narrow
cd down into perpendicular cleft in the
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More New Goods.

lust received by NICHOLSON &sPREs-
- LEY the following articles, whiciitin adj
dition to their former stock, they now have
on hand Il general assortment Of seasonablc
GOODS.-to which they invite the .atten-
ton Of their customers. :
A good assortment Of Gents. and Ladies'
fine shoes. ~
Boys and Misses do do
Gcnt's. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior Kid Slippers.
| Several cases Black and White summer
| Georgia Nankins.
Black Thihet and Summer Cloths.
! Also. n good assortment Brown Linens,
Drllincs and Vestings-which they can
have made up in good style at the short.
Also good supply superior fancy Prints.
French Muslins.
Camhrics and Printed Lawns.
! Ladies' fancy Handkcrchicts.
New style Muslin worked collars,
| Mourning prints. GinoI,ans and Muslin.
Black Gros de Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colorcd q white Kid
| Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do tlo Lace Silk do
Black White and colored Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
4 good assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonnc,s.
| Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
they have many other articles TOO tedioti,
to cnumcrate, which they will sell on nc.
| communicating terms. tf1S
EdgcGeid. June 5th.
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CATAVVEsA SPRINGS.

F'iiE Proprietor of this Establishment
IL gives notice, that he Is repairing and
iitIng il up al considerable expense, and in
superior styc,and will have it ready forrhc
reception of company by the 20M oTNIny.
II Is situated on the great Eastern and u est
crn Line of Stages, from Salisbury via.
Lincol; ;ion to Ashcvilc, &c. (a stage pass
ims there ever. day in The week bul onc).
The country around is broken and provcr-
bially healthy, and hcSides the mineral
properties of the wafer, there are many in
duccnients TO turn the attention of invali,ls
and others towards this place. 1t, prox-
unity To the lower conntry-tle chcapness
oi irinS-:he excellence ofIhc nci2hborins
socirty-thc abundance of game, and The.
rich field afforded to science, especially TO
minrralo@y ana botany, are facts not TO he
overlooked by the travelling world. Bur
tits IN the mineral qualities of the Springs
that The great attraction to this spo, consists.
The proprietor has no exaggerated lists of
cures TO present to the public, for he has
Just taken possession, nor would he deem
| it Il compliment either to The good taste or
sagacity OF the public, to present suclifhc
had them. But he has the assurance Of some
ofihe most scientific physicians and chem
lists, to the raro and valuable propffties
Of these Springs. In 1924. Professors
slcd, (now of Yale CoIlegc) made stric,
| analysis of this water, aud pronounces its
foreign ingredients to be: Suiphuretted Hy-
dro-cn. S"iphair IF Lime, Huiphaie Of Mag
ncsia. Nuriuic Of Lime.
| For more extended statement see his
Geological Report of North Carolina, au-
tlIoriz' Il by Act Of Assembly. pages 1870
30. Space will not permit us TO add the
very flalIering remarks Of this gentleman.
but any one "A, all acquainted with the sub
icct cannot help percciving the peculiar n
dapati"n of these minerals to the disorders
that prevail at the South.
The Proprietor can only supcradd his de
termination To meet patronage hy an unGincll
ing attention To the wants, wishes and com
! forts Of his visilcrs.
The Springs are now. and will he through.
out the year, open for the accommodation
| of tray cllcrs.
JOS. w. AMPTON. Proprietor.
| Catnwba Springs, March |, 1888. C ii
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Thomas Carn, aged 207 Ye0rs-Of this
venerable individual the following account,
is given i'll raylor'~ Annals of Health and
long Life: 1.-The most remark able instance
rf longevity which we meet with in British
history is that of Thomas Carn. who, ac-
cor'linG To the parish register Of S.. Leo
mara Shorctliicli. died on the 2Gth january,
l3SS, AT the a>toniShin" ar. of 2O7 wears.
He WAS born in the reign Of Richard the.
second. ammo 1881 and lived IN The rcigns
OF Tw"lvc kin%s and Queens, nan,,ly:
%'c!ar'I 2'l. Henry lIh 9th. and 9Th. Ed
ward llh. and 9Th. Richard 81. {Iunrv 7,h.
nnh Sih., Edward Gih.. Mary ana Elizabeth.
The vcracity of this statement may he rca
dily asccr'ancd by any person who may
choose TO consult the above register
on Health.
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Collie Mixture.

TEVffE above is nuevcr failing remedy for that
II variety Of colo. distressing to Infants,
and 70 which tho most injurious niiodyic sui
stances are too commonly "iven. 1t Is safe and
s""ihns. and instead Of producing costiycnrss. il
usually operates gently OH the bowels.
Tins rcmcd, hats now been used for sevcrn.
years. with that success and appreciation, wcl,
q'iack medicines made To sell. cannot command.
II Is extensively used by the best physicians ii,
the o',nrry, and to Use the language of many II
mother. acis charm. " hllc it aays the
pain and luls tic child to resi-. it docs nor lc rc
behind IT those unpleasant symptoms. which
i.audlnum. Ba'cnm.,s Drops. &c. generally pro.
ducr Amp'' r'c,ions accompany cacl. virl
and certificates OF! lis efficacy Gircqurc) can b.,
produced from the most respectable citizens OF
Caiol,ia and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN 4 ROBERTSON. Hamburg
ENN WEBB. iWGcrson e IT.
WM. lIACkETT. Pendh.Jn C.. H. b
DIR. J.. J MINIS, EdgcfeM C.H
Feb. ,I-.;S til
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BLOCK TIN ASsp ssaA
ESe Fs f..
,JE VVsELL e. ~ Y.

TENIlE Subscriber has on hand very largo
-E supply Of ready made TIN WARE
Of all descriptions, hich he offers at whole
sale or rcrail al as low prices as can I've ni-
fordcd in this part of the country. He has
also u large supply ofihc ncwcs, fashion Of
JAPAN VAR together with English nnd
Block Tm Ware Of excellent quality. Also
Copper and Sheet Iron Warc-Shc.tin9
and Rrazins C"ppcr.-Blnck tin, Stove
Speltcr. and Tin Pla,e-all of which he of.
fers for sale low for cash, 1T No I6S Broad
streer. Augusta. b. +. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful ror
the very liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon him hv hi friends and the pub
lie generally, respectfully soiici.s Il contn-
| uancc nj their favors-and offers his Scrvi-
ccs in either nf thc inllnwino branches ui
his Sbnsincss-Coppcr Tin, Sheet Iron, and
Roofing Is. T.. &.
Augusta, Ga, March s IFS
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Longcriy IN Rhode ISlnnd.- The fol
lowing instances of longevity are all Wild
"ws, To whom pensions have been grant ID
under the act of Congress July 4 1886 ior
services rendered hy their husbands in the
war of the revolution!
Abigail Salisbury, aged 100. widow of
George, scrcant of Guard, married March,,
l1Gl.
Molly Bowers, aged 81, widow of Asa. n
private of Col. Walkers regiment, married
October, J77l.
ousannah Smith. aged 93. widow of S,ule
ly. II private in Jacksun's regiment. Married
March, l776.
Sarah Dyer, aged %, widow Of Anthony.
privnte in Capt. Generals cavaliers. mar.
ricd December, 1868.
Susannah Man aged 50, widow of Geo.
a sergeant in Putnam's regiment, married
August, 1855.
Jen>ina Tucker aged Sc, widow of Ma
than. seaman ON hoard the frigate Alfred.
Paul Jones captain. married several wears
before the war.
S'uSannah Arnold, aged 90, widow OF
Oliver; Il lieutenant in the Pawtuxer ran.
gers. married July, l763.
Martha Cook, aged 80. widow of Silvan
us, private III Col. Browns regiment,
married June, l76S.
Sarah Potter, aScdS widow of flchabod.
n private in Col. Walkers regiment. mar
rrd November, l77l,
Molly Ehrthlorth, aged SS, widow OF
john il scricant in Col. Richmonl's rc.i-
mcnt, married December, l777.
Proridcncc Courier.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

Elizabeth Williams. Sen. VS.. Bin for Par
james Williams and others. i.fiou
q y appearing 10 my sasi;lc!i"... thai James
Z Wil.iamis Peter Williams and Gnihragc vii
iIa'"s ,onc Tie Defendants II. this c:sc reside
beyond the limits of this State, on motion hy
Wmbish. tompananls Solicitor Ordered that
they do appear and plead. answer or dcinur. 10
the above named Bi!l, wi'u three months from
the date of the publication hereof or the said bill
will as against them. be taken pro conEesso.
J. TERRY. C. C.. Ed.
Comm'rs $ Office. Ma IL. 1898 ac I6
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n fb'N'E 'HE

a. Il X a y + ID from the Subscriber, at
~ Liberty Hill, on the 2StiI or 29ih of
March last, small sorrcl MARE. MULE.
roach name, ten or twelve year old. and
has n blcini>h in one eye. If any person
hearing or seeing such Mule will let the
Subscriber know of il either by letter or
otherwise such Information will be thank
fully received.
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill, April Is. 1888 tf12
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SdR'aycll.

ANROM the Subscriber on the 9Th of
n April, two Mules; one n black Mare
Mule shaved very much by the gear, sup
posed 10 be about 3 years of age: the other
IL s0rrcl horse mule about the same age.
When last heard from they were seen with
two wagon at Aiken, A reward of $40
will he given for the two ifdeiverpd TO Mr..
Johnathan Stccdman, at Aiken. or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
l2 miles from Aiken on South Ediso, $. G..
May IL, 1888 e. Is
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State of south Carolina
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.

II COMMON FLEAS.
Jacob S; chamherli"' .in",awcn' i" ;iss"mt.
,, Survivor: Tvs vs.. Tro Notes-Damoges
FHNilE Plaintiff having tl,is day filed his dec
ID laration i'll this case, III the Cicrks Office.
and the said John a. Young having no vile or
attorney known to he in this province, upon
whom copy Of the said declaration with II
special order of the Court endorsed thereon, can
be served: Ii is therefore Ordcrcd that the said
John y. Young do appear and make his defence
with year and day, from the filing of the said
declaration. as aforesaid. or final and absolute
Judgment will he forthwith given ant! awarded for
the said plaintiff.
JAS. WARDLAW, c. p.
Clerks Office, jan. II, 1888 dao 81