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The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-07-17
SHERIFFS SALE,
For AUGUST 1914 q

DYVirtue Of sundry Writs of Fieri Facia., to me
~ directed, viii be sold before the Court House
Door, in the village Of Spartanburg, on the First
Monday and Tuesday in August next, within
thesusual hours of Sheriff Sale. The following
Prpperty--- 2$ Z II z s.. ytsst Z
400 acres q land more Joining ,.n. q james
Robbins et a as the property Of Andrew Cnrel ut the
suit OF Jesse Cleaveland ct al. -" Es2
bay mare the property of N. B. Burd, a, the suit,
OF James Nesbitt ct. al.
screll mare as the property of Alexander Hood the
suit of John Bomar ct. al.
One acre lot of land called the Marion LOT joining lands
OF N Marion ct a the property of Smith at the
suit OF Mitchell Tillotson for another ...
sorre horse the property Of John R. Richards at the
suit OF J. c. Janey ct. al.
63 Of land, less joining lands of Pearson
et a as the property of John Saxon ut the suit of Bo.
mar.
negro girl called Maria the property Of Ca,harine
Newman, at the suit of A. b. Rice adm'x.
l49 of land less Joining lands of n Vice
e al as ne property of Newman Edwards at the suit of
Ralph Smith CT al
The tract OF land whereon John Brannon now lives as
ms property at the suit Of VIM. Poole ct. al.
2S6 acres of land, less joining lands of Thom
st y e al as the property Of fHeny osheads Mt the
negro girl called Mara property oil e. W. Ed
wards at the suit of s. s. N. w. Cooper ct. al
70 acres Of land less joining lands of Stephen
hroy et all as the property OF William Hardy the suit
OF b. F. Bates ct. al. ' ~.
425 acres OF land more less, bounded by land of
Head and others the property of T. J. Cooley at the
sut OF w. w. Austel vs. T. J. Cooley and S. E. Zele.
$50 acres land more less whereon David Henson liy
cd IN 1880 as his property at the suit Of John Vaughan ct
Terms OF sale, Cash Purchasers to pay for papers
G Notice is hereby given that all property advertised
deferred on Sales day. the fees for advertising must he
paid by whoever may defer it.
-Gs G. NICHOLS,
Sheriff Spartanburg District
| Spartanburg July H. 1874
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July ~, 1914.
coMMUNrcA. ED.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
-, SIMPSON BoBo,
Chairman Of C,mmittee.

=. JULY lith, 1874
Meeting of the Young Mems Temperance Society. O,
Spartanburg District took place this day at Nazareth Meet
nig House. Robert M Dickson elected President
Madison L. Thompson, lst Vice President; Nm A Col
Inns, I'd Vice President; c. Jackson Recording Secre
tary; Joel w. Miller, Corresponding Secretary; and David
NJ. Brice, Treasurer and Librarian y
The following persons chosen Ms Del,sntes To a
tend meeting Of the District Temperance Association
which will convene at Spartanburg c. H. ON he 4th Wed
nesday, inst John 8. Collins, j. X. Dickson Madison l.
Thompson, j. w: Miller, Samuel Nesbit R. NJ Dickson. r
r. Gastin, w. w. Anderson, Harvey Caldwell, D. NJ
Brce, j. j. Miller j. J. Crow, j. n Featlsr and J. n
Delegates to attend Meeting OF fe snte Terr,eranct
Convention at Edge6ed Court Honse ON the 5th Weines
son. and VIM. A. Collins, Alternates. -:
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(CoNN5SlcArxp.1
TEMPER ANCE MEETING,

AT Meeting of the Nazareth Temperance Society
which took place this day. at Nazareth Church After be
ing eloqmenty addressed by Maj T. O. p Vernon elect
cd the following oicers-Mr John Crawford elected Pre-
sdent John Smith, Vice President. and John Sobel Jr
Secretary The following persons were chosen as Dele
gates to attend Meeting Of the District Temperance As
ISOLATION which viii convene at spartanburg c. H.
the 4th "Wednesday, inst. 10 O'clock A. Nj N Had
den, John Suoddy jr, Col s. N. Evans Miller s. john
Fealder John C. Coan Joseph Nesbit Anthony Pearson
Davis Whitnorc Cnpt. James NJ Gastin NJ. 2. Wakefield
John Crawford and Maj John Suobel Jr. asp the fol
lowing persons We're chosen Delegates ateid Meet
ing OF the State Temperance Convention Eegefield
H., ON the 5th Wednesday inst, Col. s. N. Evans unt
Maj. John Strobel, Jr. a. p. tss '.E--
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

(NHEAPER THAN EVER.-The Subscribers are now
~ opening large and general Of Spring and
Summer Goods direct from New York. of their selec-
ton, consisting i'll part of '.
Broad Cloths Cassinerrs Drab D. Etc, Cashmcrette,
Bombazines, Black Syrenne Vigona Tweeds, Merino;
Cassllneres, Gambroons, Plaid & Striped Linen Drills;
French Linens, Check Linens, Cottonades;
Chambrays and Nankins, Satin Worstcd, and Mar
settles Vestngs, &c. Making splendid assortment
OF Goods for Gentemen's Summer wear. '=@
ALSO -;
Colorcd and Black Silks, Worsted Balzorines, French
Lawns and Nusns, Earlston and Manchester Ginghams,
plain muslin de Lanes, black Bombazine large stock OF
low priced and Fancy Prints Gum Elastic and Fet Mitts
Silk Flet and Kid Gloves Long Silk Gloves Worste Di-
nifty and Mourning Collars Neck and Garniture Ribbons.
Jacconctts, Cambria and Bazorine Muslins Cap Laces
Springs Oil Silk, Wmlebone Fine Linen Tapes Working
Cotton Zephyr Worsted Working Canvass Muslin Inscr
mgs and Egmgs Parasos and Shades, Lades Umbrellas
Ieghorn, Brdseye Plai Straw, Willow s. Lawn B0nnsts
ALSO -
Linen and Cotton Diapers Cotton Fringes rurniturc CAL
icoes, Fine Irish Linens Linen Lawns Beached and Brown
Shirtings md Sheetngs, Cotton Drills, ETC., etc.
ALSO ....s... ..s.y
large stock of Fashionable Fur and Summer Hats rs
dozen Palm Leaf Hats Boots and Shoes Ladies' fine Slip
pers and Walking Shoes Brdles Martingaes Hardware
Carpenters Tools Paints Spirits Turpentine, Copal Var
nish Patent and other Medicines, Quicksilver Soda and
Sedlitz Powders.
Together with general assortment of School Books
Blank Books Pocket and PolygIot Bibles latest Novels
Fools Cap, Note, and Letter Paper &c. &c. &c.
Making good of Goods as can be found
in the UpConry which will be sold low for Cash. or to
prompt customers, can he purchased elsewhere.
FOLGER s. JUDD.
Spartanburgh c. H., April o. 1914.
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A SMlLE.-Who can tell the value Of a smile?
tie errias ihg sst ssa .
the lost and forsaken. 1t ,disarns mslice-suI,-
dues remper-turns hatred to love-, revenge to
kindness--and paves the darkened path with
gems of sunlight. A smile on the brow betokens
kind heart, pleasant friend, an afectonate bro
ther, a du'iful son and happy husband. 1t adds
charm To beauty. decorates the face Of the de-
formed, and makes lovely women resemble the
angels of Paradise.-Musrun.
The above is true in regard to all smiles, en-
cept the smile of hypocrite
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ecy. aud as a dying bequest he SAYS atake Texas
into the U9ion.p Let his advice be followed
peaceably il we can -forcibly If we must. :.
fti,: Texas most ingloricusly treated away by
!De Toe hed sapped bully of American Esbiopia--
The blasserng o. ConnsII Of this III -iated repnbhc-
her re; e;anae xation 5 no southern question but
great American question which are involved sthe
peace and psrmalisns independence Of this coun.
Try. g - e; q
! a.h TIE 2sssidsns IF x1s fyssssa sA ls-Ths
.satii dued the vet6 end Treaty making
powers entitle them to our lasting gratitude :
ytn' he patience and efficiency Of our Dele
CATION IN the two Houses of Congress have secured
to themselves our abiding con6deuoe-we are
waiting tor them to lay before us an exposition of
our present position in the confederacy, then in re-
gard to tariff and other unconstitutional measures
we are ready for the State to redeem her pledges
of'41 and 42 III
10th, George McDu61e-the Orator scholar and
patriot statesnan-the signs OF the times point to
him to be our next Governor
1lth. Let the Palmetto State as soon rs prac,;.
cable be converted into military camp.
l2th. Ihe IarW-Its years are numbered: but
II cannot be known at present whether it will be
crushed 10y the power of democracy or State ac-
ton.
18th. The Northern Manufacturers would fire
the Sabine as the boundary of the cotton region
thereby cheapening slave labor in the south and
- ,S PauPei PuPuiauoh at home. Eng
OF the Mississippi and her tributaries into her pra
nary, she would have Texas to supply her With
the raw material and she to both become a store
house upon the terms of her own dctation: the ud.
mission OF Texas will defeat both Of these unholy
projects.
18th. Convention at Nashville, this is the frs,
Legitimate step to the union.
10TH Let every tnan deprecate the disruption
ot the union, but at the same time prepare well
for it, for it will come unless our RIGHTS are rc.
spected, the Tariff abandoned, Texas admitted and
the Constitution administered in its purity.
10th. TIE Fair Ser-Our ornament in peace
our greatest care in war, in peace their good treat
ment the mark of the highest refinement, in war
we will shed the last drop of blood to pro,ec,
them. ... ...
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order OF the Court of Equity, passed June Term
- Will be sold the premises, twelve miles South East
from Spartnnburs C. H. the 2st of August next the
Glenn Springs. containing thousand and nine acres
OF land more or less. On the premises are large Hotel
sufficient to entertain near two hundred persons
eral neat cottages besides every other building necessary
to render suitable Watering Place as
ton. '
on the day OF sale, the papers necessary bind the
contract secured by mortgage and personal security must
be executed possession however will not be given until
the lst day of january then the purchaser win be
be required to pay fifth of the purchase money down.
the balance to be paid in five equal annual enstaments
with interest from the date
T. o. p VERNON c. ESD
July 3, 1914. ..... 90
EB@The Charleston Mercury and Courier Temperance
Advocate and Carolinan will publish the above four
times.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
spartanburg District,
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. ..

XXTHEREAS J. G. Harris g. Eliza Williams hath applied
w to NE for Letters OF Administration on all and sngu
lar the goods and chattc rights and credits Of Elel Will
Gams, late Of the district aforesaid, deceased
These therefore cite and aGmonis all and sng
lar the kindred and creditors Of tire said deceased be
and appear before at Ordnarys Court for the
said district to be holden at Sparanburg Court House.
Monday, 29h day of July, show cause if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this. 18th day Of July
foryour and in the 68th year Of American
r. BOWDEN, o. 8. d.
July IL, 1914. 30-2is
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TcoMMuNrclrEp.1
MASS NETTING

MASS MEETING.
~ nc s nelesa"s !" @e District Femperancd Association
,e eItes'eG 10 assemble at the Methodit Church at
sPartanbrg c. H., at II o'clock A. M. on "Wednesday
the Gath inst, to transact susiness. [-'0N''
1t is very desirable that III The Societies ii The D;.,
should send delegation, who should cene peparc5
with written report stating ne present number of mem
bers male and female the names eS the Others and ,l
prospects of the Society in their respective bounds
pnoiic Speaking is to commences at II 9sck A M, a,
H. S.~~1>1 sl -, s
Extensive preparations have been made "a he aceomo
dation of large number Of the people public ge
neray are invited to attend. Ample provi;ons will Zoe
generally attend. 81, = 7 is-''' "'-
.... . r ...s- ...s..gr.... .r SIMPSON BoBo,
Chairman of C,mmittee
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAnoExUx.

AZ general meeting begun and holden at Ceiumbis %
the fourth Monday in November in the year ofour Lrd
thencs eonaeS sy diverse saS = ~ ne
teenth day Of December IN the year. -
Bill 10 alter and amend the 6r.. section Of tho ccss
Be IL enacted by 1e Senate and HOWE Of eerres<-<..
first section The td article Of the cons,it,on be tiser-
a sss h such sn ESns,. e
and Equity as tue Aegislatufe sall from time no timc
rect and esabsI y the judges OF each hereafter 10 BE-
elected shall hold their commissions during good beat
vor until they have age of sistyve yesrs
but no longer and the Judges the Superior Courts shall
Mt stated times receive compensation for their services
which shaneither be increased diminished during their
contnuance in oice but they shall receive no fees
perqusites Of Office, hold any other Office ef profit or
trust under this State, the United States any other
power" &
In the House. the nneteen, iay Of December in
the year ofour Lord thousand eight hundred end forty
three. We certify that the above bill has been read dur
ing the present session. three times in the House Of Rep
sentatves, and three times the Senate and agreed
to by twotrds of both branches of the whole represents
ton. ANGUS PATTERSON,
=SfS Speaker of the House OF Rep. =
--... w. F. CoLCoCK. lt
a President of the Senate.
SEcRErARY's OrrIcE,
Columbia, June 6, 1914.
do hereby certify the foregoing be and literal
copy of Bill entitled" Bill alter and amend the first
section of the third Of Constitution Passed
the 18th day of December the year our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and forty three and now in this
my hand and The seal o, ,ne snIe. inc nav
and year above written. WM. +. ARTHUR,
Dep. Sec. Of Snte.
In THE HousS OF REPRESENTATIVE.
December 16, I843.
Resolved That the Clerks of the Senate and House Of
do the Bill passed by this General
Assembly entitled "a Bill to alter and amend the frat
section of the third article Of the Constitution" to be pub
sed three months previous the election
Tor members of the General Assembly, agrccaby tho
provisions of the Constitution.
Resolved, That the House do agree the resolution
Ordered that it be sent to the Senate for concurrence.
BY order.
T. w. GLOVER, C. Hx.
In SENATE, .s
December 19, I943. -
Resolved that the Senate do in the resolution
Ordered that it be returned to the House of Rep
BY order. WIN. MARTIN c. s.
" The following papers will copy the above once
week till the second Monday in October commencing the
LIST July: South Caronian, Columbus; Journal Camden;
Observer, Georgetown; Gazette, Cheraw; Mountaneer
Greenve; Spartan Spartanburg Advertiser Edge6eld,
Banner Abbcville Messenger Pendleton; Gazetfe,
derson; Farmers Miscellany, Xorkrille. -
July 3, 1874. ........ = .... 2s-l5t :
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NOTICE.

MY Health having been very poor for several months
III past find it necessary for travel North, in
order to try to regain it; consequently, have all my
Notes and Book Accounts, made before Mr. Judd joined
me in business in the hands OF L. c. Letner. Esq,
settle for and hope those indebted will make
date payment, do wish run them 30 cost yet
necessity will compel to collect all the money due me
this fall without distinction Of persons. N n ssa
July Is, 1874 80 "
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AN EDITOR CoURTING.---An absent minded ed
itor having courted girl and applied to her father
the old man said-"Well. you want my daughter;
what sort Of settlement will you make? What
other, looking up vacantlv; Oh? I'll give her a
|pu6: ... .4.
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

negro woman 24 years old, with a boy child months
IA old The woman is first rate cook washer and
ironer. Also remarkably fine made and good looking
girl l3 of age copper color and used the house
Also handsome black girl years of age will be sold for
cash or approved credit. Enquire at this office.
July 10Th 1874. St.
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" Members OF the Lyceum having Books Of the Lii
iray in their possession will please them forthwith
as wish to make Catalogue of the books hand
pevious to the arrival of the Family Library" hope
Members will attend to this request without delay.
T. WILSON, Librarian.
Juy IL, 1874
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CASH WANTED.

Exchange will give Goods the following prices
Light and dark prints 6, TO- 12 and 16 yds for g.
Silk and cotton gloves and mitts, from l21 to so cts
Slate, mixed, and black hose, l2i, lsa, and 25 cts.
Brown and beached shirtngs, g. TO- and 12 yds for o.
Ladies Leather sioo, hon ost
Morocco and kid slippers, 374 to 81.
Mems kip brogans, rs, 81, and 81. -.'
Sugar, and 10 lbs for ST. Coffee, and 10 lbs for 81.
Together with many articles equally cheap such
Fur and Palm leaf hats; cloth and seactte Caps;
Ames' Spades and shovels; chain traces, handsaws;
Files and Rasps; Mahogany knobs, us
Stock till, cupboard and padlocks; Pepper, spice,
Ginger, sanrats indigo; Madder, black and red lead;
Crockery and glass Saddles brides and girths
Castor and sweet oil Copal yansh Spirits Turpentias,
&c, &c.
These, with many other articles, making complete az
sortment OF Goods are offered at very reduced prices
Call and see for yourselves.
ALFRED TOLLESON.
June g. 1914. 27-ly
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Ring Worm may be, in most cases. simply
cured by scratching around the outer surface with
the point ofu sharp needle. Tie disease viii not
pass the line, if the skin is thus cut. ~ ''
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"Grace before meat"-as the young lady said
when she laced herself tight that she could mt
swallow. ...
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THE MEXICAN MINIsrEn.--Gen Almonte. tho
Mexican Minister, will remain in New York. his
official functions being suspended, until the as
pect of Texas affairs is materially changed, as
to admit Of the renewal Of his diplomatic inter-
course with our Government at Washington
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NovELTy.--To sec two women pass each 9TH
or in the street, without each othem turning round
TO sec what the other had on.
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MATTRESSES, SOFAS, SET
TEES. &c. .---..

4 LEXANDER DUVAL, Respectfully returns
~ his grateful thanks his friends and tile commi-
nifty generally in s. Ca for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO him. and informs them that he has
tablshed himself in the Village of Spartanburg and soil
cits continuance Of the He will always keep on
hand make order any article in his line of business
His prices have been considerably lowered to suit the
pressure of the times Mattresses, $40; Settees will,
frame S10 He would also inform the public. that he will
continue the above business during the summer
Good and satisfactory references given.
June 10, 1914. 26-3m
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Estray.

Estray.
- II. DILLARD, Esq. tolls before chesnu sorrel
~. mare, eight years old this spring right hind foot
white, in her forehead, and marks of the saddle
and gear. Appraised by J. c. Kitchens twenty five
dollars. The owner is requested forward prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
w. NJ. BOBO. Mag't.
a3-lm4m-15
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BLANKS! BLANKs!.

BLANKS Of every description for sale at this
Office Price, from Is cents to 81 so per qure.
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4 Election for Brgadier General fill the vacancy of
n A. c. Bomar resigned. the 3rd day of August ne
at John Wilknss Also Election for Colonel fill the
vacancy off, X. Richards, resigned, the 10Th day Of
July next at the several Muster Grounds Of the 37th
Regiment. G.. NJ. STEWART, Col. pro tenn.
1925
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Commissioners Sale.

John c. Zimmerman
vs..
Mary Murph, Dill for
fatscy Glenn, and / Partition.
VIM. J. T. Glenn.
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! y . t -. is44.og
Messrs 1N SsE =. S. sfecsiye :
repost'o cslss.suA ~, q:see IS your
District on the AZ - s,ss:a ys'ss 20
those who participassoe, a. V1,nt 80 80.
pro prosesdiogs e Paslishsa q @ M Ia &c.
gent Of the compapy Is eaussr fbe;r nuhl;cs.;.,,,
Yolagebnn WiIs Sne6 oblige many sisisens
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July IL, 1914
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-11

To the People Of Marion County.


EpIrons SrSTISEL-Pemit me through The columns
Of the Sentinel to say to the voters Of tins county. that the
report O sndasfri0usfy circulated by Mr.. Jacob Lands.
and has friends, "ihat am influenced by personal feeling.
and considerations 10 oppose his reelection To The office
Of Treasurer and Collector Of tins county. l. NOT
TRUE. and well Mr.. Lands knows H. Higher and no.
bier sentiments influence and govern my opposition 10
the re- election of Mr.. Lands ! never have been gov
erned by such motives and hope ! never shall. Mr. Lam
dis has only Judged me by the feelings OF his own heart
No doubt that Is the place to which he would carry his
vindichvc feelings. Although Ir. Lands has meanly
forfeited ms word Of honor most solcmnly given 10 me,
yet, three wears ago. when lac was a candidate for the
same office, there was nothing heard from me on the sub
Ject, nor would there have been any thing said now. had
not Mr.. Lands re-opened the wound. Iappcal to you, #
j have made that any pat Of my objection to Mr.. Lands
No fellow citizens, that Is not the fact, nor j. ii the
reason Of my opposition to the reelection OF Mr. Lands.
They are more numerous and much ~weighuer. They are
the Prtnc,Pies and the doetriacs Of the Wing party, 10
which ! have so long and 50 faithfully adhered aud riror-
ously maintained, that impel me 10 oppose his re-Clec-
lion. II - the safety Of the PUBLIC PONDS, and your
immediate interest that influences me in my opposition.
Il IS to maintain the HONOR Of tie Wing party in,i-
olate, that influences my course and which hope and
trust will infuence many Of you on the first Monday y in
August next. 1t i To save you from the Lnife Of the
SHAVER, and the grasp Of the SlIYLOCK, that induc-
es me to cry aloud and spnre not
The zone term doctrine is the true wing doctrine and
i hope and believe that many, # not n large portion Of
you Will not abandon IT, Rotation in office l. a good and
sound principle, aud the more II is praciiced the better
YOU will like II and the better II Will be for YOU.
make these statements To put myself right with you,
and as a set off TO the charge of personal feelings Infiu-
cncIng me IN my opposition 10 Mr. Jacob Lands. II Mr.
Lands could, or would take half the trouble to clear h.
own official acts Of suspicion, perhaps you would like II
better. ] would like To hear from Mr.. Lands all about
the $3.50 90 Of the peoples money found in the hand.
of the late sheriff VIckers, for which he had not Tia,
scratch ola pen. ! would be pleased if i1r. Lands would
eondescend sufficiently low as to think it worth his no.
ticc, TO tell you how much rood money he has been paiC
ia tor tares IN this county, tic last three years, and thcr
how much he has paid into the State Treasury. VIVA
money lac used in the purchase of Hogs, Cattle, DC.
whether County, State, or his own.
Hoping to hear from you on these subjects before the
August Election, 1 take my leave of you for the present
Your friend and fellow citizen, GEO. w. STIPP.
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NrWe are requested 10 announce Nm. II. BRuMFIEID as
a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of 3 h Judicial Circuit.
1r We are requested TO announce EDWARD LANDER as a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of 9th Judicial Circuit.
0 We are requested to announce LuorrS BARBOUR a 4
candidate foI Prosecuting Attorney of 9TH Judicial Circuit.
RrWe are requested TO announce JAcon LAMBS n a can
didate for reelection to The Office of Treasurer and Collector
Of Marion county.
L. No name Will be announced without the cash in
advance..En