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State of ;,nutn aruiIila
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. -
IN THE COMMON PLEAS,

Wade Speed. surviving pariner.)
of Watkins d. Speed, for the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
VS De0t.
Adoiphus ]. Sale.
Watkins, in
VS.. Same. Assumpsif.
UNHE Plaintiffs, in the above stared cases.
IL having flied their declaration in my Of
fee. on the twenty-second day Of November,
1853, and The defendant having no wife or at
torney known TO be in this State, upon whom
topy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered that The said defendant do
appear and make his defence within year and
day from the filing of the said declarations. or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. P.
Clerks Office.
Feb IA, 1888 Swsp $40 age
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A>ItES4cSAs I0ad, lWelVt lHleS ABOVE rlilil-
burg, a Bag Horse, about fifteen aud u half
hands high, nine or ten years old, with some
white hairs Oh one hip, and some few saddle
marks-sway backed lille round body and
well made-in good order when taken away,
worth S125. The horse | believe was stolen
by nau whose name is Richard Ford, who
was cnmmittedtoEdgetieldjail. OH the 10th inst
for theft, and says he resides in Lincoln Co.
Ga. He is man of bad character. and ssup-
posed to have traded said horse not fur off, or
sent him away perhaps by some of his associ-
ates in Georgia. Ii is believed he has comrades
i'll South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, aud
that lie has paid the penalty of the law at the
the whipping post, as his back has been
well lasled and the scars have not changed
their color yet. The Jailor examined him and
found such to be the case. The said Ford has
recently been trading in horses and mules in
this District and no doubt all were stolen pro-
perty. I, is probable that he and his company
carry on the business on large scale, Us lie is
thought TO be a noted villain.
The above reward will be given for The de-
livery of the horse to me, or for proof to con-
vict the thief trading him.
GEO. ANDERSON.
Hamburg. Jan g. 1889 50
T Editors in South Carolina, Georgia aud
Alabama may perhaps benefit the public, by
inserting the above once or twice.
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Ltbe~sU .sCsxleMty.

YNHE undersigned mas the pleasure G.! iii.
IL forming The public, tIitl the exercises OF
Ills Academy will commence OH Monday, the
18th instant, under the superintendent OF Mr..
ROBERT BRADSHAW a graduate of the Hamil-
ton College, New York.
MIR. Bradshaw bears credentials from Iir
Henry Davis late President Of Hamilton Col
lege, and the present faculty; and from the
Trustees of the Vernon and Skaneaees Acad-
emies, highly comnendatory of his character as
christian and gentleman, and his qualifications
as an experienced Teacher.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions-the first commencing on the second
Monday in January-and the second, on the Sc
cond Monday in July.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Classics, Sl5 per session,
English Grammar. Ge- so
ograpby g. History, @'
tic,
This Academy is located in the neighbor-
hood of ColJames Tomkins, Il. Jennings. Esq.
and Capt. R. Parks near the road leading from
Greenville, via Fury's Ferry to Augusta, Ga.
Board can he had in respectable families,
near the Academy, at So per month.
WILLIAM P. HILL, Chm. 3D. IT,
| Feb ID, 1889 d-eow-3
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The PULPIT AND THE BAR.-Wlie the pull
pit nculcates moral goud the bar vindicates its
unalienable claims-whlle the former dssuades.
the latter detcrs-while the one speaks to the
reflection, the other commands the experience,
and where the fears of divine vengeance do not
operate, the disgrace of human retribution con-
strains the will, and disarms the power of guilt.
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From the Selma Free Press.
BACHELORS LAMENT.

BACHELOR'S LAMENT.
I've often loved bu, all in vain,
And sought wife mids, high and low ;
But who cnn toll the aching pain,
And hear with ease civil-No!
I've tried all ways to win BRIDE
I've walked thro' rain and hail aud snow;
But when gained The loved ones side,
She kicked me with ready--No!
I never walked beneath The echarm
Ofbeaming stars-the moons pale glow,
And asked a maid to take my arm,
Eut that her answer still was-No!
I've watched her in the merry dance,
Coquetling with some dashiug beau;
AIy proffered hand and tender glance
Was passed by With thank you--No!
I asked fair Laura If she'd wed.
And marked her cheeks increasing glow;
She gently sighed and hung her head,
Then raised her eyes and answered-No!
Another who had joined the Church,
And was pious girl l know,
Good Lord, she left me in the lurch,
BY stunning sin and saying-No!
asked fair platonic Blue
If she'd some mercy to me show;
She answered it was very true
She was my friend, but still said-No!
I've sung and play'd at midnight hour,
Out-watched The stars my love to show;
I've sworn l loved by ev'ry pow'r
Butt have ever found a-No!
The d-l take the girls, say
A Bachelor Istill must go;
I'll never seek again nor Try
To win Kes-and ge: a-No!
BENEDICK.
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NOTICE

g. STRAYED from the subscriber on the 18th
- day of January. one bay Horse, about IL
years ofage, left eye out. with star in his face.
Also. one bay Colt two years old this spring,
with Star in the face, and n small bemish in
the left rye. Any person taking up said horses
and giving information tn the subscriber. living
on Sweet Water Creek, EdgeGe!d District. sfull
be literally rewarded for the same
MARTIN RI. DAY.
February 4 1890 -.
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.WEDEC.AE.

THE subscriber, from the opportunities
Il of his friends, has concluded so far to
resume the practice of This profession, as to
attend to all calls in Chronic Diseases. A.
mong these, he would mention particularly
Scrofula or Kings Evil, Cancer, Diseased
Mammae, Chronic Sore Legs,& Address
E. L CARTRIDGE,
Park's'P. O., Edgcfcld Dis, $. c.
MayI0 Ff.Y
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DISSOLUTION.

I'm consequence Of the removal of the senios,
i. partner of the Firm Of La5orde s Mims,;
the copartnership is dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the late finn, will
call on DR.. MINIS, who is authorised tn settle ALI
accounts. M LABORDE, e,
E. ]. MINIS. ssE
DR.. Minis will bo found at his old stand, to-
attend to his professional duties. ~
Jan ], 1879 If 49
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CAS- HI.

Sash! Cash!-for this we strive and toll
From morning until night;
Some plough the sea, and some the soil,
Some practice Coke and others Hoyle-
On politics some write:
And all who wish to cut dash
Must have their pockets crammed with
cash.
1offer you my service, sir,
And my good wishes too
Pray how much are you worth year!
Your pocket is too sho-, | fear,
To help my projects through;
lfso, your service is out trash;
But I'm your man if you have cash.
Behold these interesting girls.
Who smile divinely sweet
Quite good enough for lords aud earls;
Whose snowy teeth and raven curls
Are very hard TO beat
Indeed the sweetest girls on earth
Pray tell me how much cash they're worth!
And love is bargained for and sold
By rules precise and narrow;
ghapged from the God he was of old,
His culver is of FURNISHED gold,
And silver every arrow
And now whene'er he bends his bow,
He's apt to lay fortune low.
For cash we sail the ocean DER,
Aud many distant sea-
The want ofcash condemns the poor,
And cash unbars the prison door.
Aud SETS the convict free
Stronger than learning ofthe schools,
The destiny Of earth, Cash rules.
Without it man but badly fares
In all terrestrial things;
And when while all he bravely bears,
Life's tempest and its load Of cares,
And writhes beneath its strife
Down to where Cash exer,s no power,
He sinks like a neglected flower.
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NOTICE.

A DISSOLUTION of the Firm Of Aaais
IA son & Butler. look place the first day Of
January, by mutual consent. Persons ia.
debted to them can settle with either.
A. B. ADDISON,
VIM. NJ. BUTLER.
The subscriber has general assortment OF
GOOD LUMBER. at go cents per 100 feet, st
Mill. WIN NJ BUTLER =
T 8. F. GooDE will receive Bills for Lun-
Der. -,
Jan 26, 1899 e. 50
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NOTICE.
m O tice,

tice. ::
"A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of.
n Francis M. Young, are. requested to.
make immediate payment; and all persons
having demands against the Estate are re.'
quested to present them duly aitested. >:
EDMUND PENN, AGm'y. :
Oct 18th 1888 If 80
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
HAMBURG, S C..

TuNHE Subscriber lakes great pleasure in n-
IL forming his friends & the public general
ly that he has opened his large and commodIous
House, and will be very thankful to them ior
lberalshare Of their patronage. He Aatters him
self, thai from the experience of the Lady who
has charge of the domestic affairs Of the House,
also his Servants and Hostlers, togetherwith his
own will aud disposition to please. that general
satisfaction may be given. The situation oithe
House affordsa convenience, particularly desra.
BILE to persons who may have business to attend
to, or who may wish to take the Rail Road Car
for Charleston: and his Stable lots are large and
well prepared for the accommodation of Gentle
men who may have Stock for sale.
G. W. MAYSON.
Oct. "a, 1888 If 80
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IN. R. COOK & co.
OIL AND LEAD.

HUST received and for sale low for cash, a
o. large lot of Liuscctl Oaand Uhitc Lcnd, Of
various qualities, and of the most approved
brands
Also, a large assortment Of BRUSHES, Of
all sizes, constantly on hand.
Persons about TO palnt.wl do well to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
II. Il. COOK l. CO. Druggists
Hamburg, Dec II, 1888 If as
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON~P PLEAS.

Charles Sproull, Admir- of A-r,e.v,,.
james Donald. AssoaPsiF.
YEyHE Plaintiff in this case having, on the
Il both day Of March, 1888, fled his decla-
ton in my office and the defendant having no
wife or attorney known to be in this State, upon
whom copy ofthe declaration, with specisl
order ofthe court tendorsedthereou,c can be serv.
ed: Therefore ordered, that the said James Dom
aid do appear and make his defence withina
year and day from the filing of thedeclaradon
as aforesaid, OF final & absolute judgment will
be forthwith given and awarded against him. Z
- JAS. WAROLAW, ,c.o.H
Clerks Office, llth May 1893. rs
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COOKING STOVES, sAc,
Oct. "a, 1888

COOKING STOVES, &c.
TEylIE undersigned has just received large
Il supply of improved STOVES for Coal
and Wood of entire new patterns and of va
rions Sizes viz:
The Peoples Coal or Wood Cooking Store
Superior to any heretofore in use, not only on
account of convenience. the perfect manner IN
which the cooking is performed but also on nc
count cf the economy of fuel which II effects.
The Pntent Greciun Parlor Glate,
which for beauty and economy exccls NIL others,
producing greater effect with less fuel.
The Parlor and Hall Siore,
passing heat from the basement tot the upper part
through flues into the four corners, and through
additional columns.
The Parior and Pipe Franklin,
with plain and Urn tops. for wood or coal, new
ly constructed with swelled back. sunk hearth,
door front. &c
The Ship and Steam Boat Stove,
calculated to cook for so or 200 persons, with
less fuel and greater convenience than any other
stove now in nse. -
Also, a Variety of SMALLER STOVES,
with the snme Improvements.
The Bor SO Plate Store,
open and plain tops, Of various sizes, from IL TO
36 inches.
Also. American, English and Russian Sheet
Iron. Store Pipe. Sheeting and Brazng Cop
per. Block Tin, and Tin Plate.
All of which he offers for sale low for CASH,
or approved paper. at No. 165 Broad street at
the Sign of the Coffee Pot. and directly opposite
the Eagle g. Phoenix Hotel, Augusta
B. r. CHEW.
~" The highest price will be given for Old
Pe,ctcr, Copper Brass and Lead.
Augusta, Ga. Oct. %, 1893. # 81
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The ROats 10 Wealth,
INSURED FOR FIFTY CENTS.

Just commenced, new and valuable MonthhI
Publication, adapted to the purposes of every
Farmer, and designed to propagate all .Uss-
full and Practical Information concerning the
SIX Gro,oing in the United States, entitled
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$3.50 Reward.

S STOLEN, on the l1th in1t.
SSvENSS from the residence of The
subscriber, on the Martintown
dSEsaSA. Hoad, Twelve miles above Ham,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-26
Court Of Probate, .Nspport, Dec. 9, 1899.

Court Of Probate, .Nswport, Dec. 2, 1889.
vI>IlE Administrator first account on the
i Estate Of Cadwalader Gray, was pre-
scented for allowance:
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO a
Court Of Probate, TO be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Mordsy in
January next, at Q O'Clock q. NJ. and that pre-.
vious notice be given, by publishing a copy
OF this order, three several times in the Her.
aid ofthe Times, for all persons interested to
appear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
dec IL. B. B. HowLAND, Pro. elk.
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FALL GOODS.

HOLM F. TOWNSEND, offers for sale,
~ some handsome Broadcloths and CASH
meres slso, ladies Cloths suitable for Cloaksi
also, great variety Of French and English
Merinoa ncsrly as handsome as French
Fannels of all colors-winicr Calicos-tlo
siery-superior slack Italian silk Cravats--
Pilot Clotbs-.Kerseys--stout Sattinots--
homespun Flannels Ticklng-table
Covers-Pane Covers brown linen Table
Cloths-stout red twilcd Flannels--Russia
Diapor-Cra,h-- lot of tho best Woollen
Ysrn-.lsrgo Merino Broche and Blanke,
Shnws, with a variety Of o,hor Goods.
! Oct94
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
L EGAL NO TIC E s.

Court Of Probate, .Nswpon, Dec. 9, 1889.
YSHE first Administration account on the
IL Estate Of Joseph w. Eddy, late Of New
port, dec. was presented for allowance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court OF Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in
January next, at 9 o'clock a. m. and that pre-
vous notice be given by publishing copy
of this order, three several times, in the Her
aid of the Times, for all persons interested
to sppcar at said time and place and be
heard. A true copy-witness:
dec I2. B. b. ii0wLAND, Pro. elk.
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Hardware afsd Cutlery.

THE subscriber wishes TO inform the pub
! lie that he has taken the store formerly
occupied by WEEDEN g. BULL, No. l2o
/ Thames street, where he intends keeping d
general assortment of HARDWARE AND Cur
LERY, which he will sell as low as it can be
bought at any store in Newport.
Also, large assortment of BENcH AND
MOULDING PLANES, for sale at the manu-
focturer's prices.
juno I3. CHARLES d. WEEDEN.
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Stoves. Stoves! StGyes!.!

WV is L. c5S MLVL hs ho "' sa. a% his s%' a% ~nd
900 STOVES, Of various kinds, which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, as low as can be
bought OF the manufacturer. Among them are
the Union Stoves, made by tie Norton Furnace
Co, which has given tho best satisfaction Of aoy
ever dealt in. Also Coal Cook Stoves Of DIFF
feront patterns. Cylinder and Parlor Stoves,
warranted as low as any others Of the same size
Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Dct 10
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WHOLE No. 479.

The National Intclligencer Of the
18th, publishes an interesting account
of the late proceedings of the Harris
burg delegates in Washington, in con-
frmation Of what was dono at the Ma
tional Convention. The following is
the Introductory to the account Of the
proceedings referred to,-the particu-
lars of which wo published in pre-
ceding number, copied from Harris
burg paper.
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HOSIl,R p.

CHlLDREN'S Socks, and Misses Hose,
~ Knitting worstsd and Knitting Yarn,
Mcrino snd Morayian Hose, Angola Hose
aud Socks. Yarn and Lambs~onl - hose
Knit Shirts aud D,nwer~, Fleccy Hose, lined
Gloves ucollon Gloves aud Mutens, chll-
drcn's Merno Gloves and Sucks, ior sale at
Ortsa JLNES H.LN.NO.ND'S.
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LIVERY STABLE,

VENHE subscribsr, late Of The firm Of Stewart
IL Il Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that no will continue TO carry on
the business of Livery Stable. in all its branch
es, at tho west Stable in Greene street-where
the best Horses and Carriages can he had al all
times at the customary prices. Particular atten-
ton paid to conveying passengers 10 and from
the STEAMBOATS, on their arrival aud departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport. Dec. s, 1889.
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All information that may bo required In relation TO
Mgsons Patent Cylindrical FLYER be Obtsinsd
ON application to CHARLES DYER, Jr. Agent, Proyi-
dencs, or SAMUEL i. MASON, Newport, X. l.
The following i5 the amount Of power required to
propel the different kinds of spindei, weighed by
Thomas J. Hill, ESQ Agent Providence Machine Com
panN.
II 1909 Doad, or Waltbsm Spindle SO called, require
Is 61-lU0 horse power drive them f5Os revolutions
per minute.
! 1000 Live Spndles require 2l-l00 horse power to
drive them f36e reyOut ons per minute.
1000 Ring and Travelur, require 50l00 horse power
to drive them 1860 revolutions per minute.
1000 MasOns Cylindrical Flyer req lre 3el0Q horse
power TO drive 4sGs revolutions por minute
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TO Let,

a Carpenters shop in Spring street, eas,
IN of Trinity Church. Possession givor
Immediately. For further particulars enqulr,
of WN. s. VOSE.
| Oct 3
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MORE NEW GOODS,
At THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
STOCKFORD EiLERY TlLLEY

PURCHASED lot of Goods at N. York,
for almost nothlng-they are now open.
cd mud To be- sold cheap among them arc
Cloths. Cassimorcs, aud all kinds Of Woolleu
Goods-a lot of Fancy Goods.
Also one case of Florence Braids. which
he will sell nt ono quarter less prices than nj
arv other store IN town.--Also, n fair article
lol Florence Braid Bonno,s, at the low price
OF Two dollars each. Oct "a.
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VIVA. q. COXZENS & Co.,

| w Vl. u. COGA r. NS a. 90,
Hare receired piihin The last Ten days
SO PACKAGES
OF SekS0NABLE DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING Of every variety of Fall
" fashions, aud being almost entlrely pur-
chased in large lots and original packages
they feel assured that they can offer them to
their customers on very low scale.-Anong
them are
cases English Merinos, of very superi-
or style and soft finish
! l case German 1hibet Merinos, of bright
dark assorted colors.
Double A superior Thibets.
Fancy stripe double A do. entire new style.
Double and single width printed Saxones
and Mclinos.
! Figured colorea Alepines.
Celestines, new article and worry rich, for
cloaks, dresses, &c.
| Dark chintz coors French Moussoline dc
laine.
! Plain do do.
Dark rich chinta Caieos.
Blue black and coored superior Silks.
Rich ShHwls at n reduced price.
Plaid and fancy Ribbons.
overcoats.
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and vestings, in
grea; variety.
Blue Kerseys, Satinetts, &e. &c.
| Oct3 3.
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Fresh Goods Tor Autumn
RECEIVED AT
J "A w E 8 II A w T . n % s.

rgHHID BET and Merino cloth,
N Printed Saxony and worsted chex,
Printed nnd plaid Victoria,
Figured aud plain hlplnes,
Swss and knit Shaws,
Thibet and Broch ditto,
French and British prints,
Rich Mousscine de LANES, PLAIN on.
figured,
Scarfs, Collarets and Cravats,
Mohair Mtts and Gloves,
Printed Flannel-Welch ditto,
Rogers and English Flannels,
Worsted Damask aud Moreno,
Whitney aud Rose Blankets,
Fancy and colored Mernos,
French work, and fancy Laces,
Embossed center table Cloths,
Rich Satins for cloaks,
Elegant figured aud plain Silks for dresses,
Broadcloths, Cassimcre and Cassinels,
Ribbed and plain Satlinets,
Mohair, Moravian and worsted Hose,
SuperGne heavy sheeting and shining.
Sept IL.
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Blinds, Sashes, &c.

'U'HE subscriber grateful for past favors
Il respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he manufactures at his new es-
Enlistment on Spruce street, in New-town,
so called, HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS,
WINDOW FRAMES and !S.3STiES, to-
gether with every other description of Car
penters work, warranted Of the first quality,
and on the most reasonable terms. Orders
for building or repairing promptly attended
to and faithfully executed.
A II those who feel disposed to employ him
to manufacture Blinds and Sashes, will find
il TO be for their interest to give him as early
a call as possible, as he intends to make no
contracts after the first day of March next,
at his present low prices. Having furnished
large number Of Blinds Sashes and Doors,
for houses in Newport and on the Island, dur
ing the past season, specimens of his work
may readily be examined, at all times, by
those who desire it.
DANIEL MALLASTER.
Newport, Nov. 81, 1889.
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D Z N TR Y.

EOCT. GALLUP respectfully informs the
N Gentlemen and Ladies' of New port, TINT
he has returned to his Office in Spring street,
where he IS prepared TO attend TO patients.
! r Office hours from 10 to clock.
Dec ..