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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-10
New Spring and Summer
fS 40 1D g.

YNVf6 Subscribers have just received, and
att now Offering tn their customers aud
Tie ,ubIic generully, a full and well selected
assortment Of
Fancy e. Staple DRY Goods,
Comprising every variety nf Goods in their
linz, suited To tho Spring afd Summer trade )
wnich they will sell at prices 10 sni' the times.
Aiso--A general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, HATS,
Shoes, &c. &c.
which will be sold nj prices which cannot fail
TO give satisfaction to those who may favor them
with their patronage. We were induced by
The present reduced prices Of Goods, to make
heavy purchases, which enables us to oller
strong inducements to purchasers, We nre
determined to sell. and let those who 6oubl
our ability to please them, call and see.
We also continue the business Of
Millinery e. Mnntsianaa6isg,.
under the snpcriniendc Of Mrs. c. NJ
DOWD, and having received new suppl,
Of Goods suited TO that branch Of trade. nrt
prcpa,ed to execute all kinds Of work with
neaiuess and despatch.
Orders from the country promptly attended,
10. BLAND e. BUTLER,
April IL II II
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AGRICULTURAL. E.
Erolu tie Chariesien C0nricy.

sfnyr.--Tho whole uf the lower part oi
ous S,a,e appears 10 be o~akencd by Mr..
suff;n. to the inquiry after mari aud its
probably benesiisis nur agricultural pro-
Suclious. His Industry, talents, expert.
enec and devotion to these. objects. baye
comma nted the respect and confidence OF
avery South S:arolinian. His practical
kuowsedee OF agriculture 10 backed and
promoted by his theoretical requirements
.-tl,ey mutually correcting and imProy-
Ing each other. His success ia planning,
l,;s substantial fortune acquired By this
alone. is we believe unguesiionable cyi-
Jenre of his fitness for The Office and his
being a Southern planter. a coluvaror Of
carton near Richmond, in Virginia, estab-
fishes ihs preference justly given to him,
i, the selection made by Gov. Hammond.
@ aJr. RnfEin has just completed an ogri-
cultural tour Of The low country, from So
yapnah River 10 North Carolina bolnda.
-. and has returned TO his family for evo
OF three weeks. II, was indisponSably
necessary Tor him 10 eotsamence his tour in
this section of the Stare, as the season of
shc year was advancing aafno other time
could have been used previous TO The
msciing oil our Legislature withou. endan-
reYing his valuable life.
The use Of marl as a manure. 10 South
Csrclina II new 10 us,al,hough weilkoown
In ;,ll lhese paris or Eurapa from which
America has received its population, ant.
y Fart, cus travellers resort lor pleasure,
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Cultivation ef Siik.-We have been in.
formed that East Baton Rouge is soou 10
become tho seal Of n regular silk plan.a-
tion, whereby the mos, ample test will be
given TO ,he prnlsct of making ibis article
one Of the staples ofths State. A geniie
man named Vasseur. just arrived from
Frauce, has purchased land, and is making
rapid arrangements to commence The bu~
siticss, 10 which be has had the experience
OF many ycars.-Baton Rcage Gazette.
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PETER GOLLY.
Turner and Gunsmith.

TNFoRMS the citizens Of Edgefeld
4 village and its vicinity. iIa, he Is pre-.
pared 10 execute all kinds of Turning. in
Wood, Iron. Brass. or any kind Of Metal.
Ae also repairs all kinds of Gunwork.
a, the loves, prices for Cash.
G All persons indebted 10 him are
respectfully requested to come forward
and settle their accounts.
march, % f o
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,gOMN SWAW,

BRICkLAYER & PLA.SI ERER,
TgIENDERS his services 10 The ci'izens
Il ofIhis and the adjoining Districts. 10
10 any work iu his line, in workman!ike
manner. and at prices suitable TO the times.
Having served q regular apprenticeship
10 the business. he will warrau, the work
he u,s'toscther 10 stand.
Letters addressed 10 The care Of VIM. F.
Durisoe, will meet with immediate artcn-
ZION.
march % If 8
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons are iorwnrned from trading
"A. for two Notes OF hand. given by me To
Paul w. Conner. one due FIRST January mex,
for Five Hundred Dollars. with interest from
the date, dated January 10, lSI3. The other
for Five Hundred Dollars, due first !aunary
la45, dated 18th January, ls53. Tie said
Notes were given for land. a part Of which
belonged To another person. The Notes are
IN possession Of Gerl. &. w. Hodges. who is
Jointly bound with Paul w. Cosner. in bond
TO make the title of said land, good. never
intend 10 pay the said notes.
L.iRKIN GRIFFIN,
March IL u
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JOHN COLGAN,
Merchant Tailor,

I'D EsPECTFULLY informs his Gus
Ia toners. and the public generally,
that he is just returned from Charleston,
with variety Of articles in his liue, which
he will dispose Of on terms to suit the
times.
march % tf 8
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Head Quarters,
OIL p.,,nan, (,,y,tvy

End Reginent Cava!ry,
.April 3. l643.
HN obedience to an Order from Brig. Geni.
e Bonbaln, an Election for Colonel Of The %
Regiment of Cavalry, To filI the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Col. Joseph Dick
son, will be held on Friday the2d oil June next.
Each Captain will give notice hereof at iiis
Conpany Muster Ground, ss required BY law.
On The day following. the Managers will
meet ut ite Rrgimcntni Muster Ground, count
OIL, the votes, aud transmit TO the B,igadier
Gcuerai certified statement thereof, signed by
all the Managers present.
LEROY II. MUNDY,
Ii. Col. Comdng. 2A Regt. Careiry.
hpril5 " ~
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State. of South Carolina.
ABBEVTLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Wilson, }
rs. }Bhfor Partition.
Elizabeth Todd, g. others.

1T appearing to my satisfaction tha,
Il Caroline Grigsley. Whitfield Bozemon and
EmeIine his wife, Tolivcr Towlcs aud Sarah
Ann bis wife. Albert Robertson. Mannuring
WALTON u Charlotte bis wife. Anderson Shines
and Cornelia his wife, Mary. n daughter OF Ma.
~ Brown, deceased, who ha5 miermarried
with some one unknown. Leroy Brown. and
Daniel Gent and Nancy his wife. defendants.
named in the said bib, are. and reside wi.hnu,
the limits Of this state: Ordered. that the said
defendants respectively, do appear, plead, an
sver or der,ur, TO The said blu, within three
months from ,his date, or decree pro coniesso.
will be rendered against them.
II. A. JONES, C. Z. a. d.
Comu,Ssioner's0 Office,
hbbcvilIe. Feb. rs. lsl3. 3m 4
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THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT, !
DIsrRIcT OF SourH CAROLINA. !
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN Bd dNkhCPICf.
EN the matter OF Lewis B. Cobb. Merchant,
q residing in Abbcville District. South Car.
olinaa Bankrupt.
Pursnan, to an Order ofihe District Cour,
OF the United States. Tor the District Of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause be
shewn before the said Court, at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the third
day Of Jnne next. u, eleven o'clock, A. NJ,
why the said Lewis b Cobb. should not re.
ceive his Discharge aud Certificate as Bank.
rup,.
Charleston, 9Th day Of March. Iei3.
IL. Y. GRAY. Ctcyk.
march % IL 9
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,,lpughing. be particularly invites the
a,ssnaioa ofcouon plaaiers 10 the faei, shat
although so much Jdrthsr north, The cotton
crop IS so far matured by the use Q mari,
thai the frost scarcely ersr onertGkss IL ];
he scarcely ever has any stained cotton.
A. Y.
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March ID
Heana way


\D FROM the subscriber. living near
C7SA Clouds creek. il the neishbourhood
k!HA Of Cha,u,an's Mil. Edgefeld District.
SSS my Negro man JOHN, whom pur-
H$) chased Of my father few weeks ago,
1C my father purchased him from sPe-
80 culaior. from Virginia. John said he
was raised near Rich,gund, Va. he is about 81
years Of age. about feet 3 or 8 inches high
Of ligh, com pie xion. and hus scar on the cor.
uer nfhis lelt eye; is stout well made fellow.
full faced, speaks quick when spoken to. He
had on when he went away fur cap, "a brown
isl cloth coar, and pan,n!ooas Of course grey
cloth. Il is quite likely be is trying TO &c. back
to Virginia. will give twenty-five dollars
reward to any person who will apprehend The
said slave aud confne him in any Jail in this
Stale, so that get him again, and thiry.hve
dollars if taken ont Of the State. and if brpnsh,
home all reasonable expenses will be paid.
The spcculaior from whom lie was purchased
writes his name Andrew Lee.
ADAM BLACK.
Feb. % f 4
Tho Columbia Soutil.C Caro!inian, will copy
the above once n month until forbid. And
forward their accounts TO this Office.
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State Of South Car oiina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
A. l.. Nicholson,

A. l.. Nicholson, IBil to OBJ
VS.. TAIN title
E. N. Coleman. and Others. for land &c
TT appearing to my satisfaction thar
J. Eltred N. Coleman, one Of the deien-
dan,s 10 this case, resides beyond the i'm.
its Of this STATE. On motion Of Pope aud
Pope ordered that the said Eidred N. Cole
mau. do plead answer or demnr 10 the bill
on or before the eighth day Of juno next,
otherwise the said bill, will be ordered pro-
confesso against him
J. TERRY. C. z. Z. D.
March 8 3m 6
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

PtGbe Mobiles, by her BMjor Igaaeti0a
next friend, VS.. and
VIM. Mobiles. & others. Almony.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction. thai .he
Il Defendant William Mobiles, resides with.
ou, the limits ofthe State. Ordered, that the
said Defendant do plead. answer or dsmnr 10
the complainants bill. within three months
from the publication hereof, or The enid bill
will be taken pro coHiesso against him.
j. TERRY, c.E. Ed.
Nov. 26, 1913. C.
March 4 3m G
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New Spring and Summer
49, 4aS0 DS.

gHyHE inbscribe.s arc now receiving from
u Ncr York. their
Sprny g. Summer Goods,
Embnci,. nimos, every article usually kept
In ,h,s mfket. We have selected our Goods
with grea care. and request our customers,
and ,hs public generally, TO call and examine
for Themselves. and see that The prices do cor
tesuondwith the times. We aTe thankful f'r
mast favrs, and hope by strict attention TO bu'
stncss b merit continuance.
'''''' PRESLEY s. BRYAN.
AplIl II, lSi3. ii
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New Cash Store,

New Cash Store,
SIBLEYS CORNER, HAMBURG S. Z.
Ladies, dye want rich new Dress,
At your own price-or even less,
Haste To the New Cash Store. siraightway
Secure great Bargains. while you may.
Our Stock Of Goods being large and new.
inducements great we'll offer you,
You sill shall find. Us heretofore.
The Cheapes, place. the New Cash Store.
HAYING! spent the past month in the CITY
Mu of New York, in the selection Of an ex.
tensive Fashionab'r and Cheap Stock Of
New Spring & Sulpepaaer
GOODS,
We would respectfully ask our old cus'o.
mcrs and the public. to examine our asso
ment and learn the prices. before purcha z
elsewhere, feeling confdcu, that the citizens oi
South Carolina nced no longer be under the
necessity of leaving their own State, 10 pro-
cure DRY GOODS. rs good. fashionable, end
cheap Us III any other market.
Our assortment being unusually large. we
shalt not enumeru,e articles and prices bni
assure you we shall take srca, pleasure in
showing Goods. and naming small prizes
No chnrse for looking
WM. KETCHUM Sc CO.
n. d. Remember we have removed from the
old s,aId near Hunters iIuicl. h the new
Brick Building on 5iblcy's Corner.
w. X. g. Co.
Hamburg April 3 81 I0
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON FLEAS.

Lewis Cuibreain, DestaTdtic1 N Ss
rs. sHBpsii.
John Scurry. Foreigs .1aresmeni.
samae! II. chappell. Dssiarssies1ia as
us. samysit
John Scurry. Foreign AnGehmeat..
YNyHE plaintiffs having ihis day tiled their do.
clarations ia the atoyecase in my Office,
and the defendant having no wife OF attorney,
known to be within this Siaie, on wtona CO.
nv ofs i'd decla.atios, with rule % plead, can
bc served. {. is ordered, that the said defsn.
dani do picad to the said dec!arsiions. ai,i,;s
wear aud day from the publica,ian Of this or
der, or final and absolute judg2len, win be
GEO. POPE, q, s.r.
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Head Quarters,
SEVENTH REGrugST.S y. C.. M. I
E5selield c. H., March l3, ls43.

tpreheio " Az, .hnS" ~, iSfo'
ORpER No.
VN consequence of,he resignation ofCap-
Il tain Jesse N. CoEbnrn. of Edsefeld Beat
Company No. I, an Election will be held on
Saturday tho 18th of Nay next, a. Edsefeld
c. H.. for the purpose Of filling the vacancy.
On the same day. u, II o'clock, the Edgcfield
Beat Company will parade at the above nam
ed place. armed and equipped according 10
law.
BY order cf Col. Wisfall,
SAMUEL POSEY, L.. Col.
alanagers-Lieu,. Ramcy, Lieut. Corley
and Scrgean, 7. g. Bacon.
.Mnrch ID 81
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Tho, they be fnll of griei, or age. OF pain..
Till their appointed time they must remain.
I come for none before my warrnnts sealed.
And when il is. they must submit aud yield
1 take no bribes--aeiiese me i. is true:
Prenare yourseif,o go--l come for goa.
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Lazy.

Death. be rot 20 severe; let me obtain
A fi,tie longer time, 20 live and rrisn:
Eaiu would stay ifyou my life would spare;
i have daughter, beautiful and fair.
I'd live 60 see her wed whom uiorei
.Gruf,s me but this, and will ask no more.
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Two nollar Ceun,erfsl. Inainan nilI..


These counicrfeits are shorter and
narro,cer than the genuine bills; the
counterfeits being but sir ana one5ourfh
inches long the genuine ones and twos
are sic and one-haF inches in length
The counterfeit is also narrower by inc
margin line, than the genuine. Inc pup
lie are cautioned TO measure all our two
dollar bills presented, as the counierle's
are well calculated TO deceive.
The number, also, will furnish means
of detection. In all the twos issued by
the bank, it will be found that Except the
first one thousand issued at the Indiana
napolis Branch, from one to one thou
sand the right hand, or State Bank num-
Der, always erceeds the left hand, or
Branch number; and the left hand num-
Der is always in the same hundreds and
termination with the right hand number ;
but not in the same thousands. No two
dollar bill is genuine, purporting TO be on
the Michigan City Branch, with which
Branch so far as seen, the counterleils are
filed on which the left hand number ex'
ceeds 5000. JAMES NJ. RAY Cashier.
State Bank, Jan. 3, lS43.
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O + II ii f NJ AILS.

FE7llE eastern and southcr mails arrive and de-
T. part daily, except sundays. Letters going
eastward are mailed at II o'clock, A. M.-south-
warldy' at o'clock p. 81.
Tri-weehly mail up Fox River via Dayton,
Worthwhile, Pennfeld, Bristol, Oswcgo and Auro-
IA to Genava, arrives every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock, P. NJ, and departs every
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at o'cock, a. NJ.
Weekly mail for the southwest, via Vermi-
ionvi'le, Point Republic, Magnolia, &c, arrives
on Wednesdays and departs on Thursdays
Weekly mai! to Juliet, via Marscilcs Morris,
Dresden, Rankakec and Shenahon, departs on
Fridays and arrives on Saturdays.
Weekly mail to Troy Grove arrives and de-
parts every Saturday.
Weekly mail to Bloomington arrives every
Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ, and departs every
"Wednesday, at o'clock, a. NJ.
The Post Office is open on week days during
business hours, and on Sundays from ITO a. NJ.
and irUm to ) P. NJ.
A. WOODRUFF, Postmaster.
Ottawa, Jan. 81, 1913. 34-3w
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Land Agency.

FENHE undersigned wilpay partcular attention
q To- the investigation Of titles, redemption and
sale Of Lands and payment OF taxes in I.s Sale
or any OF the adjoining couniies. Having been
engaged a good portion OF my time us Surveyor
Tor the las, seven or eight years IN SAID couniy.i
am cnahieG to give complete description of al.
most amy tract Of land within the boundaries ofthe
same.
Persons wishing TO purchase lands in La Sale
or Grundy counties. would DO wei, 10 cali On me.
as nav have for sale some Of the best lands In
those counties, tol,he amount sof some ten OF
twelve thousand acScs, es,ai portion OF which
hclongs to the State Bank Of Illinois, for wplek
lhc notes Of said bank will &c received at ixrs
GHo. IT,. NORRIS. ~
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Hon. u. NJ. Yonug.

We have read with much pleasure a
circular letter from the Hon. r. Nj. Young
to the Democratic party of the State OF
Illinois. We say "pleasurc )" but in
reality with regret that ever cause should
have existed to call forth this circular
The character of Judge Young as gen
tleman and democrat, was never ques-
toned, even by his political enemies, I'M
til Mr.. Walters. the public printer, and
the organ of the Democrhtic party fur the
State of lllino1 - proper to bring
his mighty influence % bear against him.
And then in order to defeat the election OF
Judge Young, i! was necessary to use de-
traction and SANDER, snd that in the most
undetermined aud mean may. Wepublish
below. the letters of Messrs. Benton and
Calhoun, whose bare word would 90 far
ther with us than the oath OF this public
printer-this man who stabs in the dark
Quincy Herald.
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w SHIN C5&gEOMTAM
celebration OF ,hc s.d Of February.

The 'Otawa Washington Temperance So
ciety" propose celebrating the approaching ami
versary of WAShINGTON'S BIRTH DAY,
in an appropriate manner, at the court house in
Ottawa on the o2l inst. Neghboring Tempe
rance Societies, and all friendly TO the cause, are
respectfully invited to attend.
Through the aid of the Ladies belonging to the
society, the committee of arrangements have il
in their power to state that refreshments will be
prepared for the occasion. The plan adopted
is on the picnic plan, and all persons friendly
to the cause are requested to contribute to this
laudabe enterprise.
II is expected that the Rev. Mr.. DICKINSON, OF
Peru, will deliver the address. Other arrange.
ments are in progress, and will be made known
in due time.
By orrlr Of Ms committee arrangements.
LUCIAN p. SANGER, Seen
Ottawa, Feb. 10, 1873.
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FIGURING Mill.
Dec. 30, 1912

VHNIlE subscriber respectfully informs the public
Il that he has taken the mill commonly known
as the Milford Milr' or"Jacksons Mill, situated
at the town Of Milford, on Fox River, near Georges
town, where he win DO happy to do his best TO
please all who may favor him witL their custom.
The MILL waich has always borne fair repula-
ton, is now in better order TO do work thanit per-
haps ever has been, having been lately thorough.
IL rcpaired, aud having received a new S,aut M
chine, and new B0As. off, superior quality.
The undersigned, confident that he can DO his
work well MS it can be done in The country, re-
specially solic,s trial. J. T.. SKINNER.
Nov. Is, lSii 2t--tf
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Dissolution of Co-Pav.mcrs.,ip.

ri Office is hereby given that the
~ co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Wood & Smith, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, The
books and accounts are in the possession
of Perry III. Smith, who is authorized TO
settle the same. JEREMIAH WOOD,
PERRY IL. SMITH.
sL@The Livery business will hereafter
be carried on by the Undersigned, who re-
specially sollcils the patronage of the
public. =. II. SMITH.
Ottawa, Jan. %, lS43. 3i-3
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Corporation Notice.

nj Office is hereby given TO the in
q habItants of the old town of OF
taxa, and also to those living on La
Sale aad Columbus streets between
the two public squares, that HE ordi-
nance relative TO sidewalks passed by the
board at a previous meeting, will be en-
forced during tho coming spring. 1t will
be rccollccted that the law provides that
the lot shall be taxed 10 pay one half of
TIE expense of making the sidewalk in
front thereof The ordinance further pre-
scribes that the walk shall I've protected
on the outside by IA piece of timber not
less than 8 by 10 inches III diameter.
Notice is given at this time of the in
tended enforcement of the ordinance, tina,
those persons living on said street may
have time 10 procure the timber necessary
should they choose 10 do so. since by a
recent ordnance it is enacted that all TIM
Der furnished on the ground by the owners
of lots on said street previous TO the 18th
day of March, 1913, shall be credited IL
the individuals furnishing the same, and
be applied TO his corporation tax.
d. SANGER, President.
JAS. BiRDsALL, Clerk.
Ottawa, Jan. 10, 1912. 32-,tex.
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TO TEIE PUBLIC.

z L is with the greatest reluctance and
4. regret that am compelled to appear
in public print, to vlndicate myself against
the vile tongue of SANDER. have been
wont through life 10 do what | thought
was morally right. Regardless of what
people'though, or said, | have never be-
fore in my life troubled myself to gainsay
what was said of me, but find the public
mind, in this vicinity, has been so preju-
diced by the large amount and constant
flow of venom, spit out by the vile and
never firing tongue of SANDER for the last
two years, during which time have been
sick and for the most part of the time con-
fined to my bed or out Of the county,
say that, during this time so much SANDER
has been heaped upon me, that it becomes
necessary, in order to disabuse the public
mind, to make some statements of facts,
as they have and do exist. do no, propose
to 60 into an argument with the slanderer
No! | have too high an opinion of myself
to have anything to do with his SANDER
Let it spend itself. The public mind
give it time and opportunity, will purify
itself. The public mind is like a running
stream--it may be mixed with Impurities
stirred up and made very filthy FOR q
while, but in time il will clear itself from
filth--become pure and healthy. | pro.
pose, in as brief manner as possible
through the medium of the public print
to give the general course and tenor Of my
business transactions since | came into
this county. l.. KIMBALL.
ITO be continual.
Marscilles, Feb. 10, 1913. Gel
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EXECUTORS notice.

4 LII persons Having claims against
IA tile estate OF Laura Maria Mann.
deed. late Of The town Of Homer. in the
county of LA Sale and state Of Illinois,
are requested by the subscribers. cxecu-
tors of the last viii and testament Of said
deceased, 10 present the same to them or
the court Of prostate of la Sale county for
settlement within nine months from tie
date hereof
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
c undersigned. W. CHUMASERO,
ASA MANN,
Executors.
Dated Peru, Nov y, 1912. 2o-4