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1urnips.-ll is too early TO sow the
winter crop OF Iurnips. bu, not day too
soon 10 begin to provide the manure to
pu, them in with. Have you full sup.
ply on hand! No Then send your
cart in the woods and haul in as much
leaves and mould as will make good
big pllc--spread this, cover it with an
eqal quantity Of COW dung, mix the
whole thoroughly together, put it in a
heap; turn IT over twice before you mean
TO use II, and when you are about 10 SOW
your turnip seed, mix with each 90 cart
loads, ten bushels of ashes or line
When your turnip plants first come up,
SOW over them each morning, while the
dew is on the ground, lime enough to
dust the plants, until they gel into the
rough leaf, and you may bid defiance TO
the fly. Make it a point TO sow your
tnrnip seed from the 2O,h 10 the och Of
July. and you will be sure TO get good
crop, provided you give the earth plenty
OF manure.
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FREMONT HOUSE,
c HicA C 0, Ill.

4 GuRLEY, II CO, late Of the Anne rican
- Temperance House, Chicago, have iakci
he fremont House, corner of Lake and
.trects. where they will be happy TO serve thcii
friends and al others who will favor them with
all ia The hest st\le. May |, 1916 G. Is
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Fresh Drugs & Medicines.

Together with supply OF the mos, popular
Patent mcdcdcs.
Great care has been taken in the selection Of
The ahnve stock. Physicians and the public
may safely rely on getting fresh and pure ar.
ticle.
a tso, on hand a lot Of second hand books,
which will be soldvery low, consisting of Nov
els, Classical aud miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand, Bibles
and restaments. from the New York Bible So
cirty at cost prices. Bibles graluilous 10 those
whr are unable to purchase.
Always ready 10 relieve the fatigUed and
thirsty. with glass CT cool Soda
Produce, ax.sced. Bee's-waX ardGinseng,
will be received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa. MnY 30. lSi5.
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AGRICULTURAL.
~ Destroy Wnrms on 7rees.-Tak

To Destroy Harms on 1rees.-Tak'
six or eight quarts Of strong I've liz an old
pale, and dissolve in il pint of soap
Nail a siou. piece Of cloth. like the lrag'
men, Of an old carpet, or quilted coat col
lar, to the end Of a lang pole, By wrap
PIN the cloth once or twice around, am
leaving loose dangling portion, IL o.
Is inches long,-I'he cloth should b.
strong to prevent its tearing on The spikes
of limbs. BY w.tting this swab IN the
pail of lye. it can be wrapped about nesl>
&C worms in a way that will kill the whole
family, if applied carly in the morning OF
near sunset. Al these seasons OF the da,
The worms are at home.
No one should permit insects la harbor
in his fruit trees and consume their G"liagc.
Muifon.--We mean 10 repeat at least
a thousand times, or TIL what We say has
some effect upon our counirymen, that
pound Of lean, tender, juicy mutton, car
be raised for half the cost Of the same
quantity of fat pork that it is infinitely
healthier food, especially in The summer
season; is more agreeable to the palate
when one gets accustomed TO ii; and
tina, those who eat it become more mus
ular, and can do more work with greater
case to themselves than those who eat
FAT meal. We know nothing more deli
cate than smoked mutton hams of South
down breed Of sheep-venison itself is
no. superior. Sheep can be kept in fac
growing order, where other domestic an.
finals will scarcely exist, and thousands
Of acres in the State, under an enlghen.
ed system of sheep husbandry, may be
made to pay good interest, where now
they are nearly dead properly in the
hands Of their present owners.-.7mer.
agricuitura'ist.
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Wool! wool! 4!

\ WISH TO purchase all the good clean
4. washed wool can &c, and pay tho
highest price. 1t ispreIerred, always, il
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with The inside out or
washed and picked, or tub. washed. Per-
sons will find i. TO their interest 10 give
particular attention TO keeping their wool
free from dirt and dust after shearing, and
must be as free from burs as possible.
May 10, 1916. j. g. NAIrlxqER.
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nR. SMITHS improved sugar coat
IL ed Indian vegetable PILLS, from
the N. Y. College Of Health, for inter-
mit,en,, remi,teni, bilious, and inham-
matory fevcrs, dyspepsia, cos'iveness,
dysenlery, worms, scrolula, scurvy, or
any impurities of the blood, aud female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oct.lS, G.. j.. THOMPSON.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

GEORGE SMITH
DESPECTFUlLN returns thanks to the ci
ke tizens Of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, ard hopes
to merit n continuance oflhe same. ilis 7GiL0r.
ing Establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over ]. and G.. Armours store
lie is prepared to do work on the most reasona.
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him to ct. Cutting will be done on short notice
aud warranted to fit II properly made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received.
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the
latest and most approved style.
NJ B.--Lumber, ana most kinds Of country
produce wiHbe'dken IN poymntJor ro,k.
Ottawa, May &, 1876.
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'HNHE Coon SAMARirAN-Remedy for
~ the Ague and Fever-Udrr0nfedf 10
cUre.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will efi'ectualIy remove the cause Of thai
IoathsOme disease, the ague and fever
nervous and bilious fcvers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered 10
exist for a considerable length OF time,
frequently end in consumption. Tho
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. Is. G.. l.. THOMPSON.
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baud, a 'ntrll assortment q HHd67eS, BfidIs,
HUaeSs, C0iiirs, WHIPS, Trunks, YIGscs, and
all other articles in his line, which be will war.
rant and sell q, Chicago prices.
ALSO, all kinds Of repairing done to order, at
the shortest notice aud on the most liberal terms.
n D.-Bugsy aud Carriage trimming done in
superior style AMI al reduced prices.
Shop on the south-eastcor of Columbus and
Canal streets. Come and scei
Ottawa, July 4, ISl5. J. G.. STONE
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Cufing IVheai Eariy.-A correspon-
den, Of The London Agricultural Gazette
states, that wheat which he cut fully ten
days before the usual time, and was
laughed a, by his neighbcrs FOR it at the
time, was decidedly superior in quality
than that which had been reaped five or
six days later. His whole crop was ST.
perior, and much priced by Bakers and
Corn dealers.
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BOOKS. BOOKS!

BOOKS! BOOKS!
Parkcr's Exercises in NltchelI's School Geo
Composition, graphy and Atlas,
McGulley's newly Re- Mtchells Primary do
ysed Reader, Olney's School Geo
Sanders Schoo!Rcaders gruphy and Atlas,
do Spoilers, kltkham's Grammar,
Grigg & Elliots new Buuott's Geog'y. of the
and improved series Of Heavens, with llas,
Of com. school readers Upham' MontalPhilosy
Towns Analysis, ''omstocks do
Web-tcr's Elementary do Chemistry,
Spoilers, Adams NewArithmctic
Parley's Com. School Smiths New Gram
istory mar.
ALSO,
Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do white Quarto Post do
blue wovc thin Packet Post do
Fine white Foolscsp,
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, Feolscap,
Common Foolscap. ruled, I21 cts. per lulre,
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque guile, best quality,
States. assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
and common Lead Pencils, &c. &c.
For sale by j. G. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa Nov. %, 1s45
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walker X IIiciSIing,

most s!pfp'cd Nlhds, w
Sands Comp. Eat. Uflhayrs, lees, Smiths
Sars1paflia. Sugar Coated, III
Wistar ,Bal,am o Wild more's, Jlyucs', Sap
Cherry. plnstons, Sms, Hoo
Dr. Taylo5s BdIsam Of pers, Peters, Phn-
Lvcrwurt. nry's and several 9th
Drllamillon', Vegetable Ct kinds Of Pills.
Bi,am. Lindsey nerve y bone
d. Buchan's Celebrated and other lluimculs.
Hungarian Basam. Daiey's Magical Pam
rurmgtun's Blsam Of Extractor.
Life. Roofs Rng.bone ONT
DR. Jaync's celebrated mcn'.
family medicines. DR. Upham's Eicc!uary
. i FlhncslocA's Yer ofthe Piles.
mfuge and family me- Hays iiuimcnL
defines. Deans Chemical las,cr
Wells Celebrated Siren Ba,eman's Drops.
gthning Plaster an Bal n OF Columbia, Er.-
Poor Mans Plaster. lish Oil, Harlem Oh,
Fosgate's Anodyne CoJ-Peleg Whites >sl.e.
dial. Gydirey's Cordial.
Ottawa Nov 1915
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Real Estate foT sale lat Auction.

n Office is hereby givod that will
" sell at public auction at the door Of
the court house, in Ottawa, at 10 O'Clock
\. NJ. on the 9Th day Of August next,
Lot No 3 in block No II IN the town # o..
lawn, ~ subIividrd by the trustees Of township
80, X D l., together with the dwelling house
ard Improvements thereon situate; 1t fronts 50
loet on the canal basin and 50 !cei on one Of the
first business streets IN the toWr, aud il well sit
uated for most kinds f business. Aht, the q
stoX building aud tie lot upon which i, stands,
containing 20 by 10 feet, now occupied by Mr..
Thomas lorlng, it being the north part Of the
south halt Of lot No. s, block No. IL, in Ottawa.
Also, the east half OF the n or Of sec 2S tip 81
n T c 81 p m situated near Green's dam, at
Day,un--to I've sold in 20 acre tracts. The pur-
chascrs of the above described property will lie
uquned 10 pay one fifth Of the amount on the
day Of sale, aud the balance in five years, and to
secure the payment thereof hy mortgage on the
property sold, and by note with personal security
at PEI cent interest, payable semi.anbually in
advance. Ako, the north 80 acres of the Of
or Of sec lG t., 49, > 3 m, as subdi-
yidcd by the aforesaid trustees.
The purchasers will be required to pay
one-ilth OF the amount annually, and to
secure the payment thereof by mortgage
on the property sold, and by note with
personal security a, 8 per cent interest,
payable semi-annually in advance.
May 30, lSi6.-0I-49. l.. LELAND.
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DR.. :. w. Thaycr's Pills.

7sNIlE subscribers have been appoin-
4 ted agents for Illinois, for tie sale
of these well known pills, and will keep
them constantly on hand a, wholesale and
retail
For bilious diseases incidental TO ,his
climate, add as n fine herbal family medi-
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as n safe and efficient mediclne.
We shall not 90 to the trouble and ex-
pense Of printing certificates, made out
generally 10y persons We know nothing
about but will refer persons, if neces.
sarv, TO hundreds Of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER d lllCkLlNG.
Oct. 3. ls45. l5-ly
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Ottawa. April 3, ls46.-ly
Il q LET

A ND possession given nert month
IN two STORE ROOMS, Cellar
and Chambers, lately occupied by John
McCar,y, and situated on the north side
of the public square. The buildings
will undergo repairs. Apply to
May 10, 1916. G. CHAMPLIN,
agenf,
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DAYTON FL0UING MILL,


subscribers a, the LOWER
MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, tina,
their mill is now complete for merchan,
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the best possi.
BILE manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
deb!ed to them are requested TO pay m
Wheat or Cash, Immediately or they viii
be under the painful necessity of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt, gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts to secure
future. GEO. MANN & son.
April 3, 1916. Al.
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Lime. Lime!
FENIlE subscriber having several excel
Ia lent Lime Kilns in operation on the
west side of The side.cut, is prepared, to
deliver any quality Of lime wherever and
whenever desired, al the lowest rates,
f. COYLE.
Ottawa. April 3. ls16.-ly
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lensIve IN TIC county, aud he Is now prepared 10
manufacture CHAIRS and CABINET WARE. and
has also on hand large assortment Of ready
made articles inhis line, such as Bureaus, TlJlei.
Stands, Bedsteads, with every variety OF
Chairs, all of which he is anxious and
ready to sellto those who may favor hia
with theirpatronage. All kinds of furni-
ture made to order, on the shorteslnotice.
The subscriber hatters himself. thai thos,
wishingto purchase articlesin hifline of bust
nesscan be accommodated at his shop. afwell
as atany place in this section oithe state.
WARREN MOORE.
Ottawa June i7,lSA5. 1..tf
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City Hotel.

City Hotel.
1rrA Observation-Disclosures
EssG..E1 J. ly inform the travelling public,
Is,s:Es3 that he has taken the above stand
kzzssEA fora term Of years. The house
and barn have been thoroughly repaired. He
thinks he shall he able TO accommodate oso
who give him their custom in manner thai,
wiiIbe satisfactory to all. 27-tf.
Ottawa, Dee. 90, 1914. GEO. II. WEST.
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Suppose every day TO be a day Of bu.
siness; for your whole lie is a race and
balsle; merchandise, and journey; CIV.
cry day PROFOUND TO yourself rosary.
OF chaplel Of good works, 10 prescott to
God al night,
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saddle. Trunk. ~ Harness
Nj IN T. ACT ORN

TgNHE subscriber would
IL take this method Of
returning thanks for
the liberal patrousg hereto.
fore extended to him. and
inform his friends aud the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
andIs con.tanllY kceIinr ON
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GIsUNDX HOTEL.
Norris c, n, IT'S.

s1<>a!sss (Sapsriniended By Dawn Daowsr)
THIS new and commodious establish.
menl is now open for the reception of the
travelling public. The proprietor pledges
himself tina, no pains or expense shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable.
Morris, June l2, 1916.
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Ofthe Hathaway, Yankee Notion, -Four
Boiler and Premium patterns, assorted .
sizes. Also,
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Affection is divine diet; which tho
l. be no, pleasing 10 mankind. ye. Al.
mighty God hath often, very often, i'm
posed il as a good, though bitter physic,
10 those children whose souls are dcares,
70 hin.
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Great Ield.- The Newport, II. l..
Daily News, (which by.,he.bye is a neat
lille penny paper just started says;-
We have seen notice, going the rounds
of the papers, Of a COW that gave fifty
pounds Of milk in one day. Mr.. George
Armstrong, Of this town, has a COW ten
years old, which gave at two miIkings
might before last and yesterday morn
ing.) sixty and a half pounds. About
seven gallons and half. Who has got
a COW that can beat that!
ForgipcReSs.-When misunderstood.
ings and constrained intercourse arise be.
tween members of a family, they seldom
pass without crisis, and an explanation;
but these are dangerous moments of rev.
olution, and for once that they wrench
on, The wounding thorn, il happens thrice
that they press il in the deeper. All,
why do we find it so Difficult, freely "a
forgive, freely TO forget! We nourish
our wrong we mediate upon ii, we de.
sire TO have some right, some recompense
and thus warm The serpent's egg IN GU,
bosoms. Blessed are the pcace.makers
Blessed are the good, who forget who
forgive, even without thinking. ~ for
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EL ACEk SNIITIIING
HALL a. HOOPER
JOSEPH HALL,
Holm HOOPER
Cabinet and Chair Mandatory.

Ottawa, Sept. s, ls45.
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Latest styles air-tigh, stoves; coal stoves,
four sizes, all Of which We will sell at
Chicago prices, adding the carriage to
Ottawa. We have also a toll stock Of
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FOR sale.

iI'H ,subscriber, being ,ie sisolls % closing
his bhsiness ,inthiss lace offsrs3 for snla,
four Isots Of land in snmterSilleion Liber-
~ street, cac acllof which, measures thirty
fecl.in front, by ysfone. h,ind red rand twenty
feet inttleaih. I'hes above Lots atlioin;
and dareinowSoccupied;s the sfirsi 'llIlos:
MEG the second by Jos cph Fe eldGr. Tie
third |byihe Subscriber, and site fourth lty
Lewis, J Joisnsnn: Alsp, one Lot contaipe
ing thirty Acres, moresor less. al bout one
mile east ofs Sumteryille. known ], al The
Brick Yard'L ono s0l bersL Lol,5 a hn..:s 10
miles east Of Sumtersille. containing fiflSS
acres, ,mo,esor, less, Termssmade Known
on application 10 The subscribe in Sum.
terviIle. !. S ss,N. IS. sf1(SYTs@&:
sun,tervilfe, s.. G. Nov: 25, 1916. a, ,6lsSS
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It s6aco mes my duty 10 transmit 10 you:
lie lslter thes Hon. Gedfg Duff 9, ra.
signing hisgseat @ oi lie Unile,l5
ss Tie retire his' dis.tng guish he'd!
Slatesmans roma pos iashiclf sha bas, ,t,6I
only served sii,s s;tat SEN
sled, but mnn nkipds in eli erat, Is mi lsss tsi
ret, for asdiis Of plfl Ia sc,Hsille.
;rations. ian rsthe which rsp.tat
q influences tletsriniiali 'lie sist7
sliessW hich rantersF ! illi unatoid able.
Wl,iidrawss from the c0nnst ttsSnf3 lie icailii.
sry.S a patriots YbossS abilities thnye heen
sdrpassed hys sfn1tliing bnls lis tittlity and
freed 10, from .al pure anti fish mo-
lives. He will, carry with him Tie nnsiiyi.
dsds sdsconhticncesand gratituileot il,espei,ptc
|nf this state. 10 SIidse service l:s has ifevn.
-ted so large o; portion OF life, wiilifiiair
|Warmest wishes that he MAJ find 10 slheIe.
Epose ,'f fretirement,t t,theShpallIisRnd happi-
ness lie SO eminently deserves. u.
tr,nsmit various tocun,ents fromso,ir
sister States, for. all swhichI L invite, your
considerations. .ssks3 rs: ~ :, 50
In ncOnclnsion, permit me, Gentlemen, Il,
Iexprses.n $hope,@ that your deliberations
may contlnce 10 the aivanccmgnt rand
prospcritysnf tl,nt State. which we are . Il
ESQ much bound To lnve and sl,onnr, = and
thatg guided by. that supreme Intelligence,
lwhicI, governs and controls the universe
fall your acts may be such, us moi onlyste
tsecure 'to:you the appreciation Of yonr owf
c"nsciences. but may bring down upnr
Iyour heads the gratit,i.lcsdf the presen
and future generations, and ihe smiles
! anapproying heaven. ~
's, WILLIAM AIKEN.
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Pubiic.Not.iilc

THE subsrribers wilF attend ION Saturday,
the 2ls. ffNpvemherStp contract fassti.s
bnltling of Two Bridges OF SO sfeets earis
and 9 Causeway of. 100 yards and I'd
OF 81 fee, each. "a aoFosaSsti
Swimming Pens. on ScapeS O,erS SWssiiiaspl; Il iial
.he, Bridges g TO be bnll! of good sndsaal's
way, TO be 4 4 2 TO s feeli.igh he Abut.
.inenis;of Brick. 40 I'D .s 'sss s.; L: - 4
The terms of ofSpayment made knSwnson
day of enteringin the contract. *.
s. LAC0STE, Chairman,
q Salem Board Commiuee.
II. SPANN, Cliatrmans II iis;i ~ !.
ClaremonttBo Bonrsl Committee. 4.
Snpiteryilie, My. 8, ] s46.s So q 2 s,S IS
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance Of an Act of the Legislature
passed in December 639,%an Election for
CLERK Of the Court nf Common Rleas
and General Sessions fur Sumter Districts.
will lake place a, the usual places Of Elcc-
tion in said District, an the sccond Mon1ay
in January next, being the lI,h day. OF
said month. !
+ j. NJ. DARGAN. c. G. r..
Nov. 3. 1876. ~ lf
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MARRIED. On Tucs,lav evening, the eitiiinsl
hy tho Rev.. Charl r. Elliott. Alr G EoRGE tW.s
1EGr6Y GoLcIouGH. TO Miss VIRoiNia, daughter OF
the Rev ANm G. Query, all OF this District. 81
On Tuesday evening tho lOlhsinsi. by R,hc Rev
John r. Joy, MIR. jacob LUcrs to Miss DoRoTiIY
GERALp, all of Kcrshaw District. 4
lnsCam EN-, on Wednesday, evening IL I'll inst, by
the Rev. b. ". Whilden. Capt. CoLuMpus Hale
to Miss Louisa, daughter Of Dr. John M'Caa ailof
TINT placc. go. .. .s.L l....... Z. b ratl,
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I!47 s7 475Ils siS na;;ps
sIpsys S1tnt III oa q hes roasl
6lldilesi non, lifar sEnTs anif
Col Ntitl las,s sEtor z, cn1ia mag asa acFsss;
I30 acfas 81 lenffd Il lssnst !. sof wFfcts l01
'asrrsl .,osl sfsiSce: cfes aSirt,.:
ltlsa,ied slasI I,yinfef III good selfst
sttfY tSranisd DASeI ling Snsa t,s lie Pre-:
tl.as esaar 1tllt tb1i,i ,ili1gai
For tari itfarsI,a fiical antl alis
tplyie III ssaiihser her.
8 'Eprihs: 0nest,all q Asst, tiiSes on Il
screllits1f one ycaT S iii inietest.
tS1SCIccS$i
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South Carolina--Snmter Dist.

SOutn CaTO1iMa..Su EelSt.
IN ORDINARY.
Mary Mccoy. VS.. John Brown and otli.
ers.--Summons ir Partition.
happening to my snlisfoclnn, that Ma
than Kinscy and children; defendants, in
the above stated case. reside out of the
State: II is therefore ordered, tha, they do
appear, and object 10 the division or snie
of the Real Estate Of Burrell Brown. de.
ceased, on or before The 27lllstIay Of Feb.
.ruary next, or their, consent will be enter
cd OF record.
Nov. 9th, 1916. l3,
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Estray.sss,,s s I. 8; - 8. =. !,
WILLIAM s. .HoY,F, This ola ,iniIe;isbcs
fore me aslightSBAY HORSE. IS years
old; appraised at Fwen.y-fiSe ID Doilars..ss
The III, owner .cnn have sthe above Hnrses by
applyingtosW, saHoy,; Sumtervilles s. G.
aud paying charges. IS -
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n-We arc rcSauthoriZed to am.
nounce WIILlA NJ g., BARRETT, Esq.
as Candidate f"rSfax Collector, at stl,e
ensuing Election. s
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