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CANDIDATES..

Is@ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. e! Il. TARRANT, as candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
We arc authorized to announce II.
Il. MOSELI us Il candidate for Sheriff
OF Abbcvillc Dis. at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce w.
a. COBB as a candidate for the office of
Sheriff of Abbc vile District at the cnsu-
ing election.
We arc authorized to announce JAS.
5. WILSON as Il candidate for Clerk of
Court for Abbcvillc District ut the ensuing
Election.
The friends of A C HAWTHORN N an.
nouncc him rs candidate for Sheriff for
Abbevillc District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGllEY as Il candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce HUGH
ARMSTRONG as u candidate for Sheriff
Abbcillc District ut the ensuing election.
We arc authorized TO announce Mai. A.
ARNOLD, as Il Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce MINI
ROD McCORD, us a candidate for Clerk
OF the Court ut the next election.
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Latest Fashions! ~..s.. j. Z
1NMrs. Moore, having just recei- -
we'd the latest styles Of ,BON>S
NETS, is prepared to execute all orders
Tor the same with neatness and despatch,
at moderate prices. March Is :
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PorATo Itor-A Curious FAcr.-

PorATo Ror-A CURIOUS FAcr.-
In the latter part of tho summer
OF 1911, IL farmer Of the township
OF Lincoln, Addison county, Yer
mont, was quite behind all his
nc'ghbors in cutting his grass in
his meadows. At night some
waggish boys went into one of his
meadows and cut down ;ll the
grass i'll it. They also went into
his potato patch and cut Il few
swaths through it. When the
time came for digging, his potatoes
were principally rotten except
where the boys had moved off the
tops. Those were found to be
sound and good.
This experiment would seem to
show. that the rot or disease begins
III the tops; and suggests as a
means Of saving Il crop, to apply
the scythc us soon Us the tops be-
gin to die.
We see it announced in q New
ork paper, that at Il recent we'd
ding in that city, the bride, brides
maid. bridcsgroom and grooms-
man, were all cousins, and that
thirteen other cousins, (makiny
scventccn.) were present also. ;,n
uncle to the whole party: and that
the groom's father was brother to
the brides mother.
a Dutchman speaking Of the
aTaricious propens tiles of one OF
his fellow workmen, said, b" He ish
so mean dat. in dc wcdder wot iSh
so cold as it never was, he never
wears drawer nor oonder shirt.
and goes baretooted in his! boots !!
PAT's REAMNEss.-Pat called on
Il lady and gentleman, in whose
employ he was engaged, for the
purpose Of getting some tea and
tobacco: 81 had /. drame, yer ho-
ner, last night" said he to the
gentleman.
"What is it, Pat -
Why, | dreampt that yer homer,
made me It present Of II plug of
tobaccy and her ladyship there
heaven bless her gave me some
tay for the guide wife p
"Ah, Pat, but dreams go by
contraries you knowp'
Faith, and they may be that"
said Pat without the least hesita-
| tions $50 it is your ladyship is to
give the tobaccy and your homer
the tay p
EASTERN ANEcDorE.-As a wo-
man was walking, Il man looked
at her and followed her.
Why do you follow me 2" she
asked.
Because l have fallen in love
with you, he replied"
:" Why are you in love with me-"
said she, "rny sister is much hand
somcr; she is coming after me, go
and make love to her 2"
The man turned back and saw
a woman with an ugly face. Be-
ing much displcascd, he turned to
the first and said
" Why did you tell me false
hood 2"
" Neither did you speak the
truth" replied she, for if you were
really in love with me, why did
you leave me to look upon my Sis
ter ?"
There is much good sense in the
remark, says an exchange, and if
| more were as sensible as this,
there would be less Inconsistency.
What evidence have we that
Goliath was not Teetotaler
lie got sleved with a sling.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District,
In the Common Pleas.

IN the Commaom Pleas.
Agnes N'"gsmorc' IS 'Adm'x. Decl'n: in
". Foreirn
Francis Henderson. Attachm't.
The Plaintiff having flied lis Declaration
III my office, and the Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
state, on whom copy of the same, with
rule to plead, can be served: 1t is Order
ed that the Defendant plead to the SAID
within year and a day, or
hhai and absolute jud gmcnt will be given
against him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov l9, lS45 lv
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AWFUL. SUlCinE.--:\ man bv the

(who has worked in his city.) came
TO his death in Il horrible manner
on Monday night last ut Castor.
Just before the arrival of the
freight train OF ears from Peters
burg. he went on the track, laid
himself down between the rails
vrr~>u i>c, his neck on the iron bar
sul his feet firmly braccd against
the opposite rail. In this awful
situation he awaited The approach
ofthc locomotive. having attached
thereto twenty-five heavily laden
carS-all OF which passed over his
neck. producing of course instant
death. lie had placed his hat ut
Il convenient distance. in which
was found letter announcing his
determination to shuttle oil this
mortal coil" and asking certain
gentleman named therein to make
some provision for his destitute
wife and three children. This is
the same man who last year jump
ed out Of the third story window of
the Bollingbrook hotel, Petersburg.
Raleigh Register.
1t is truly gratifying, says the
Dahlonega Watchman of the Tih
instant, in II year Of scarcity to see
u nattering prospect Of an abun-
dant crop. From every source of
information both by our exchanges
and otherwise. we anticipate an
unusually good crop Of wheat.
The Millcdgcville Recorder Of
the 2Sth ult. says Of the crops -
I'VE have had an opportunity re-
Gently Of looking at the crops in
nearly dozen counties, and we
have heard from a great many
more, and all seems cheering.
The grain crops arc especially
fine, and promise a rich harvest"
The bay State Democrat tells
this anccdote of a Boston Physician
OF olden times. When a young
man, he occupied a chamber scpa-
rate from that of a married couple
by a thin partition. One cold
night he heard the rough voice of
the husband" Take away your
hoofs y to which the wife replied,
in a querulous tone, "Ah you
did not speak so when we were
first married-and then you used to
say to me, "talSc away your little
hootsy lootsy tootsys p
A large number Of the citizens
of Philadelphia have rendered the
Hon. Daniel Webster public
dinner as q mark OF their respect
for him. MIR. w. passed through
Philadelphia on Friday, with his
family. en- route for Boston; and
during a temporary rest there, a
committee awaited on him and
made known their desires. He
acceded to their request, and the
dinner will take place, it IS said,
earl next week.
ASA1'tS>!Ai VI l. oREiNN FRO5l
THE EyE.-A German writer has
recently proposed that when for
eign body. such as a particle of
straw, dust, &C., gets between the
eyciids and the globe ofthe eye.
but without being infractcd. II So
luton of gum arabic, dropped into
the eye, may be advantageously
employed for it's extraction, as the
solution does not produce any dis
agceable sensation.
PAUpER EMIGRANTs.--G. Fl. Goun-
die, U. S. Consul in Switzerland,
has addressed a letter from Bstsle
to the city authorities ofN. York,
in which he states that the evil of
sending paupers and criminals to
this country is on the increase.
In cOnnfar fhic CHI ,oc,,J oua.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.

In Tie C0mM0n Pleas.
William a. Cobb, VS.. James knox,
Foreign Attochn,ent
ihe Plaintiff in the above case haying this
DAY filed his Declaration IN my Office, and
the Defendant having no wife or attorney
known to be within the State, upon whom
copy thereof may be served: 1t is Or
derrd that the said Defendant do appear
and plead thereto within a year and a day
from this date, or Judgment by default will
be given against h.rn
JNO. +, LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, March IA, 1916. 3lv
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The State of South Carolina.
AEBEvILLE DISTRICT.

AEBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Lively and Mary, his wife, v.
VIM. G. Cain, James Bolds, ct al
Bill for Attachment, Sc
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Gil.
bert Ivy and Rosannah, his wife, Dcfcn-
dants, reside beyond the limits Of this
Statr: Ordered that they do appear and
plra', answer or dcmur TO the said bill,
within three months from the publication
hereof, OF tho same will be taken pro con !,
fesso against them. H. A. JONES,
CoIn'rs olicc, 4th May, lS4G c.. T.. A. D.
My6 tpr's bl!l %7.5O] 10 l3t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1bbcUiUe District.

Jane Robson, adm'x., VS.. Mark S An
thony and John Brown-BiU to fore
elose mortgage ond jor relieC
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Mark
5 Anthony, one Of the Defendants, resides
beyond ih" limits Of this State: On mo-
ton by N Whitner, Comp'ts Sol e, 1t is
ordered TINT the spid Defendant do appear
aud plead, answer or dcmur to the said
Bill within three months from the publ
cation hereof, or the same will be taken
pro confrsso against him.
II. A. JONES, C.E.
Comm'rs. Office, 23rd Feb, 1916. l3 So
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Warehouse and Commission Merchant.
HAMBURG, S: c.

HAMBURG, S. c.
The subscriber continues ut
( -, o IN the old stand of L Jeffers
&Ewxsw@&M& g. CO., and will carry on the
9A1eAeR w A r E H o. US E AND
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS, as here
toiore, but in his own name and on bis own
account. .' ~ ,a
He promises strict and punctual atten-
ton 10 all Consignments and orders, and
respectfully solicits the continued pa
tronage of his former frisnds.
ie IS II 3m s> J F. GRIFFIN.
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A large assortment of LAW
BLANKS just printed, at this Office,
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

A YEAR has now elapsed since the price
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4 dep sense Of the Importance TO the coun-
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fur tber accomplishment; but as our plans
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patrons and subscribers, aud we feel assured
that they cannot fail 10 give ibe highest sa-
iisfaciion. The rank Of tho United STATES
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PINE AND WILD CHERRY

Are trees Of our own soil, and are goner
ally known to posses even in the common
way Of preparation, remarkable virtues in
the cure Of diseases Of the Lungs--how
much more valuable then musta highly con-
cenlrated preparation prove, when so com
bined with other articles as 10 act in harmo-
my with each other, and adapted the yari-
ous forms and stages of the diseases it is so
eminently calculated to alleviate.
The Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry never fails
10 give relief and cures after every other
means have been tried in vain. This has
been proven in thousands Of instances, where
il had effected radical cures, after the patent
had been given up by all his friends and ply
scians.
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NOTICE.

The Democracy of Union Township will
hold meeting at rhe Court House, on Sat
urday, August lsi,at Two o'clock, P. M for
the purpose Of appointing Delegates TO at
tend the County Convention TO be held at
Kalida, on the Slh August next.
By order ofthe Com. ofvigilanCe.
Kalida, July %, 1916.
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NOTICE.

The Democracy of Perry Township will
hold meeting al Comer's School House,
ON Saturday, August Isl, at 2 o'clock, after
noon, for the purpose Of appointing Dele
gates TO attend the County Convention to be
held at Kalida, on the Sth August next
Perry, July %, 1S45.
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much consequence. Cardinal Mastuy Fer
reti has been elected Pope, and has taken
the title Of Plus TX. He is itty-eight years
old, and is one Of The younges. men ever
elected TO the Papal Chair.
There is nothing from the East
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or The Warehouse Bill and McKay's
Tariff Bill will undoubtedly pass before the
adjournment of Congress, but the lDdepend.
ent Treasury will receive the go-bye in the
Senate. Atleastno action has yet been taken
upon il. When are we TO be relieved from
the present odious Deposile Systend--a sys-
TEN that offers more opportunities for polili-
cal corruption than National Bank, and
The continuance Of which is a gross der
ELECTION Of principle and duty? We hope
the remedy is not to be delayedtill the heat
and violence Of another Presidential can
vass has begun. In that case it will be re-
fused a fair trial, and be thrus, aside amidst
clamor and vituperation, and will carry with
it inits fall all hope Of a healthy and pure
system forthe collection and disbursement
Of the Revenues Of the National Govern
ment, at least for a centuryto come.
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Editor OFFS Democratic Reviep."
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changes, trusting that they will not fsil To-
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MOITCH.

The officers of tile Sd Brigade in the nth division VIII
be mustered at Gboa, the 2sth and 29t Ct August
next, for officers drill. 8. BELL, Brig. Gen.
BY NJ. @. WHITLEY, Brig. .Mej.
Head Quarters,
Findlay, o. July 10, 1916.
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See advertisement.

james Madison in the Fedefast, at the close Of long
article against rag money, says:
" II addition tQ oil these persuasive considerations, u
may be observed that the reasons which show the neces-
sity Of denying to the States the power of regulating
COIN prove with equal force that they ought not 70 be at
liberty to substitute paper medium in the place OF
+. {. 81
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NOTICE.

The Democracy Of Jackson will meet at
the Old Boady Farm, on Saturday August l,
TO appoint Delegates TO attend the County
Convention to be held at Kalida, on the 9Th
proximo.
Jackson Tp., July "a, ls46.
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ing to fud a road across The Cascade noun,
,ains, more wrs'ched set Of beiugI never
saw; some Of them had eaten nothing for
OF ; days; we gave them what bread we had
to spare. I. A.
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Mr.. R.MAcKENzIE.--Announcc to the Public that
LucIus E. HAwLEY, will be candidate, subjeci
to the decision Of the Democratic coun!y con
vention, for The office of County Surceyor.
+ July 10, l646 MANYyoTERs.
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Mr. MAcKESzlE.--Please announce that THOMAS
R. MCCLURE, is acandidate for County Treasurer,
before the Democrtic county convention.
July IA, 1876. SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS.
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Or Our thanks are due to Hon. VIM
ALLEN, ofthe Senate, aud Hon. VIM SAWYER
Of the House Of Representatives for yalu-
able Congressional documents.
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JAMES MACKENZIE will be candidate
for nomination before the Democratic county
convention for the ofice'oi Prosecuting Attorney.
Kalida, July ID, 1896
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NOTICE.
The County Commissioners of Putnam County
at their June Session, A. D. l846, ordered the
sum Of 1896 ,88 to be levied for Road purposes
for the year 1916; il being eighty cents on each
hundred dolla.s of valuation.
JOHN E. CREIGHTON,
County Auditor.
Auditors office,
Kalida. Putnam Co. July 10. l846. 282
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Mr.. MAcKENzIE.-Announce ]. e. CRElGH.
TON, as candidate before the. Democratic
county convention, for the nomination Of County
.Auditsr. MANY DEMOCRATIC VoTERs.
July Is, 1916.
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Mr. MAcKENzIE-Please announce the name Of
vention for the nomination of County Treasurer.
MANY CITIZENS.
Blanchard Township, July 8, 1916 sl
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Mr. MAcKENzlE.--Please announce to the Dem.
ocracy that HARRISON G. LEE, will be can.
didate for the nomination of County Recorder, be
fore the county convention
July IA, 1916. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Mr. MAcBENzIE-Please announce that GEORGE
L. HleelNs will be candidate for the office of
Prosecuting Attorney before the Democratic
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
Inly 16 l846