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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR the Removal and Pernsanen nj Cure
oil MI Diseases arising from an uu,-
pnre state OF the Blood or Habit

for the Removal and Pernsanen nj Cure
Pure state of the Hood or Habit
.cpo.,,, o o, the system, viz:
CUrANEoUs ERUPTIoSs PIsPI.Es or PIIsTIJIEs ON
TUE PACE. BLorcHHs HILLS CHRONIC soRE EYRs
MINT AND PAIN OF THE BONES AND JotSIss sTIrB-
BORN uLcERs syPinLrrIC sYAProMs sCIATIcA OR
DcIoUs USE oF MERCURY AsrTTEz OR DxoPsY gx
fu<uRE OR IMPRUDENCE ~ LIFE Also CHRoSIc
C0ssrrTuTioNAL DISORDERS
THE yALrE Of preparation !. now widely known and
and highly Physicians. .ad Is adnte To b. ,-
mos pos.s arc .sarehns Drspan,'on from
raon but resersl ezenaaE through whoae .yem n mn
.ra1-' hs Posonos sssnts restores healthy
external diorder rapid h-anx Of e r,s AMI nm,
,ae. n fhsuu.isa and Other aiafu
strength keeping disease from The ~.
u put up in a hishIy esucsu,r- I'd form n, sovsS
and portability according to s direction. ,s
soue will make 'iI urDe.the quantity eqa quart then
superior IN medicinal value pepaatops baTnr The
name Tba daily wing trston,. Of
N. most earAesr e,ufhg sreIt an
The fonlwinf nresnE prevented reader invited
To its careful Peru-aL Comment unnecessary
NkwARk ~ J.
Me-'r.. b. saBd,-Nr Oliver. eb,S, oSts 49,. "a,
=, o'as when ~oear' Old which soon reduced her
me disease psrSafed the who's system and
manifested Iseh malignant head body ana
piheren phyeAns Newark BeHevle York presented
Tor her At various times but finally up a. perfectly
hopeess At last Mr. ohver 10 Try your
ister with many Interruptions with decided beach,
about two months ago became acquainted
Of the TAe child aged four year. was one con-
pes mas Of disease and using any Of b. Her
and body were almost entirely large She wa,
unable to move and wouhke Thing only to .rpI
from being touched BY her mother Ths .a.. a. ,h ~
time. equally nwai auened win bloody
every eN hour They procured OF sarSnpsra
and creep across the She taking The -
conc 90 De- and lhe sores are nearly all healed the limbs
20 ef haura use sheis quite cheerful mprov
ing IN health Very respectfully. yours
c. WARNER
Sec. Of Youths Tem. Soc
Ihe following extract from Nrs Be-
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchan, Taller,

NO I75 Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
AZ constantly hand, Tailoring Store op
po-e the State House elegant French and
hhesh Cloths Cassmeres and Nesngs received
VI Tie conducts the establishment principle sending
no garments out OF his but Of quality and Is
thus that he has long enjoyed the best city
and throughout the Union He would respectfully solicit call
ron gentlemen visiting the city, them he
orders entrusted tn him, than
the sane quality be had Store my
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EnI5Il113IE
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For the Cure OF scrofuIa, Mercu rIaI Disc uses,
and all other Impurities OF the blood.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDi!


A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDi.
WE iearlessly challenge all men, whether
Medical inventors Of ouaei Nosum. produce
the evidence wonderful seofla following
which ., rformed IN Eis-ea Dsvsf
READ 1T, READ IT.
Mes-rs RowLAsp n WALToS-Gencmcn: In Justice yon
charity afflicted as have been cheer
fully furnish astonishing formed
upon me BY your , C.yie,, I.d,a. yr,taAs Pa, NO..
than two wear, .pe. u,, ,,,,r,.J I'm mo, ,,s, ~,
shuei serofais. which bafied
physicians city Among other ed SIR bottle.
OF -swams fanaeea.' twelve Of sands eight
bottles "sarsaparla and Iodine and quantities Hydro
date Of Potash. and was sin growing
My mother seeing advertisement Cssas IalisH
pegrabis Pasa called you you spoke eny
Of That Twas induced tn y. although had but
IL ehaey amer having tried many
lief Ny face forehead and my throat
were almost covered with highly Unframed and painful
when commenced using the "Panaess, the
bcr lstS-and Asonshmsn swelling
ness entirely removed in tseiyJSs days
the ulcers all healed and my perfectly
Signed. JOHN W. APPLETON.
Phnadelphla. Jan. TO- 1886. No. Madison 81
ofy IF Philadelphia,
Personally appeared the ,ubse riber Mayor OF
L. - said City John W. Appleton who being depO,es
true testimony whereof hereuno my name
and caused the be day
uay A. ID. 1916.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate Of shade OF
sIaggeanon His had considered hopeless amer
had e and we attribute hi. 0na
cure in the incredibly short space Eleven Days your Pana
eea' alone.
signed. DANIEL APPLETON.
Jan 10, 1886 ANN NJ. APPL ErON.
lean ehesnny bear testimony the above very
oehe'e To be one Of tue wonderful
cord lwaspreent when Mr. Appleton Rowand and
WALTON IN relation to his III, almost covered
WIN seiouous Ulcers which highly niammed and veiy
painul-ahd mus, say very doubted that eure
could ever be effected hardly probable ttaI Nj Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
Signed WILLIAM sTEELLISG MD
THIS valuable remedy sale by Rowand a. Walton Phia
delpG1 T. j. Peot Richmond Va John 2. calan, Washing
ton, Henry Cook. Alexandria. nv
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MOWERS
NO. ~,
RICHMOND ss.: T. , ;.;:;s;

WHERE may be found at all times a complete
w sod taseh Of MATS Of NE following tinas
BEAVER, PLAIN RUSSIA. PANAMA sPORTNe,
BRUSH, CASHMERE OREGON. | won. snd
MoLEsgIS NUrRh, LEGHORN. afAZEp
ALSO.
eenuemens and Youths Opcn. London spUns Guafd Navy,
Velvet Raad Fancy Top sud Octseon chou Cas ans oh s
'ep' Infants Velvet rurhaus and Fut Csps qualities
son' ~ want % any 81 The above sfcie fospecyre
quesied 20 give call promise them VI the ovesi
Priccs eihef a. Whocssie % Retail
p@ ,. D. HOOVER, No ~, Main g.
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ROBERT NOTT

House sian Painter sad glaEIsr
Nsff aerr q "a FreAssfs Rsst. Rst=ssf. Pirrtass.
~ rceved further supply Paints Obs Copai snd oiher
Narnsles with isnfers BRUSHES and Beuisrs An ar.1rt-
mut of French snd American Wurw ron srto 10
sor'e iaes Al Of witch he up w tbs
most reasonable
IA iatse supply u Soap Stone Faint fo ltr iov On
Isuof pau tot riu shiufld Enofs -
lUsr rO HAND me aso,,n.sn of ,uti.ui I,, r,.n.
R@ WN HUOrtl
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Military Art and Scienc

H,,LEaENTs or MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE. or Course
OF Instruction In Stratery Fouhcaiion Rar.
enaaeine the duties Of staG Infantry cavalry artillery asa nv
neers-adapied TO the OF the Militia nv NJ
ger iiaieck A. NJ, Lest Of Engzee, a. = Amy P,s a. "a
Just published "a. by -
Iu NASH A. vxoOnuors,
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
rS OLD AND ONLY
tX X + q u LAR LINE. Mp
SA:s"er S SAsSAT; - Captain M,JHr.
GRfENWAy, tsE~0 G.. W. Couct.
MANCHESTER, snscH
COURIER, (sEw) d. Cnrcu
PATRICK HENRY, tsrw) CuEsrEE.
MARIETTA BURR lsswl RxArr
LYNCilBURG, GouLp.
Thi. line Of Packets by general patron
age OF the Merchants Of Rehond
The propeors uasers solicit continuance of
ing their patrons that attention shall -
goods safely dsptteh- tiss
class tmosy new commanded by Of experience
adr and heieandLs be insured by them
oPremuH For freight having superior aeeommoda
uons apply TO the masters on board.
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents
SJ Goods TO be reshipped New Mobile Apaaehe-
cola other places will b. received
York by the masters New free charge
cept such actually be incurred. se
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PHILADELPHIA, JUNE y, Isie.

PHILADELPHIA,J JUNE y, 1915.
YNHE undersigned are established in this city
- asComon Merchants and rcspcetfaB tender Their ~
vices Al BRANCHES q domestic and Necane Busns
and as AZ ~ times prepared make liberal advances eonn
They prepared al ~ property which my be
consigned 70 their sddfess ruhss orders such goods
~ nay b oAtsiard IN mArtet.
w he dcrsturnt 81 Spprg. sKpcroncr viii warantus
10 lssunF our friends hst NJ e,nsrnr our aAifss
rhef ioi ale fcigh Chauer prompt
TYSON. kUONs co.
YIN No SO souh Whaves
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y ECElVlNG-97 Bags OF Rio Coffee
II - - Bags Od Java Cof-e
IS % Pepper and Pimeno
IS HI Chests Gunpowder Tea
2Gib. I-acksrrd Bor-s fns Tea
10 BcIes White and Brown Havana Sugar
Is Bags Brazil sugar
20 Packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar
30 Boxes sElO and I0Il2 Class
10 Bags Race Ginger
10 Hhds Bacon SIDES For sale by
j-Is cGpDoN =. s,-,,-rrn
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fLNHtNKS, rHt MAS. TRINk~.-wc have ius ~
ceirei Hrse so-s Of travelling rfunss Jarrrut af.s
Haic on iron famss sni wei finished v,ty
cheap We invite an etauns our sott sni
prices before they buy. icl1 FJ-rNEY q WATTS
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these important remedies application and I
tended experience; the Offspring science Their n
tive influence has been and Acknowledged by untold number.
hom noh south and wesom the the
humble roofs Of the vaeya made vocal by Of echo
ing praise.
Dr. w. may well congratulate himself upon aeeruing
from his researches rejoice be thus perm tied 10
healing balm to the afflicted position more enyable than ID,
rIlded lhfone Of eaIth's nlnna
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HtShiy important Notice Of q Rail Road
mceting OF the citizens Of Beat Comma

Highly important Notice Of Rail Road
meeting OF the citizens Of Beat Compo-
my No A.
Fellow Citizens "A subject of great
Importance is being submitted to your
consideration; the connection of Charlie
ston and Creenvillc Village by Rail
Road communications This railway.
when established; will sLert the Eastern
and Northern limits OF the beat Compa,
ny in which you reside. Every man
therefore within our midst, whether he
be Farmer, Mechanic, or whatever
may be his persuit in life, should fesl
more or less interested. 1t is therefore
proposed by many citizens, to call NEE
ting oil the citizens Of the beat company
to convene at Mount Moriah Church. or
the usual muster ground of the company
on "Wednesday the l lth day of Novem-
Der next, ensuing, for full, free and
mutual interchange of opinion in refe-
renee thercto-come one-comc ALIVE
also respectfully invite such persons
who reside without the limits of the beat.
and who may be disposed to cooperate
with us in carrying out this great mea-
Smrc to attend and unite with us. Seve-
addresses may be expected on the occa-
sion MANY CITIZENS
October FL, lS4G- 36 lw
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT

Due West Corner, Abbevillc Dis.
Notice is hereby given that school will
be opened on the first Monday in Deems
ber next, under the control Of Rev. John
Bonner and Lady. MIR Bonner is an ac-
complished scholar. and very competent
for the supervision OF such an institution.
All the branches usually taught in such
institutions will be attended 10 here. The
school will be divided into two sessions of
five months each, except tile first, which
will be four months only, and charged ac~
cortIingIy.
Rats of tuition varying from five to
fftet n dollars per session.
Boarding, including washing and Iodg-
ing, S8 per month.
z. Agnew, Rev. J. p. PressIy,
A. G. Hawthorn, J. l.. Ellis,
J. 4 Ellis, Jas Cowan,
Jas Browniee, Trustees
The Greenville Nourtaineer will copy
four times and forward account to A C.
Hawthorn, Due West Corner.
Nov4 364t
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JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Abbeville G. H, Oct 20 35 IF

PARTITION-IN ORDINARY
Benjamin E Gilbert appl't, VS.. Jane Gil
bert and others.
BY Order of David Lesly Ordinary, will
be sold On the lst Monday in December
1916, at Abbeville G. H., the interest
acquired by purchase, of G J Gilbert,
decd TO the mill tract Of SO acres, with
mills,) adjoining lands Of De La Howe
decd, Guillebeau and others situate on
Little River, for division among the dis
tributes. Terms made known on day
of sale. RAMEY. Sheriff.
ALSO, The whole tract of SO acres,
with the mills above,) and the interest
OF all the parties having claim to the
same, will be sold a, the same place and
time by G E Gilbert, so that the purcha-
ser can have the entire title 10 the whole
mill tract and mills.
B. E. GILBERT, Admir-.
Oct Is, 1916. IS Ct
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The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.


In tile Court Of Common Pleas.
Robert Boyd, who has been arrested, and
is now confined within the bounds of the
jail of Abbeville district, by virtue of a
writ Of Capias ad pondcndum, at the
SUIT OF William Smith, having filed his pe
ti'ion with a schedule on oath of his whole
estate and effects with the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the benefit Of the Acts of the Gen
"rnl Assembly, commonly called the In.
solvent Debtors Act.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given,
that the petition OF said Robert Boyd, will
be- heard and considered in the Court of
Common Pleas for Abbeville District at
Abbevilr G.. H., on he third Monday in
March next, or on such other day tIlereaf.
ter, as the Court may order; and all the
creditors of the said Robert Boyd, are
hereby summoned personally or by Attor-
ney, there and then, in the said Court, to
shew cause If any they can, why the bene-
fit Of the Acts aforesaid, should not be
granted 10 the said Robert Boyd upon his
executing the assignment required by the
Acts aforesaid.
JOHN F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Nov. Sd, 1916. Sc 3m
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NOTICE..

| hereby forwarn any person or persons
from trading for certain promisory
Note Of Hand, given by me to the Rev.
VIM. H. Harris, for five hundred and
twenty five dollars, payable on the first
day Of January, l84s, as the considera-
ton for which said note was given has
in part failed, and I am determined not
to pay the note in full, unless compelled
by law; and the said VIM H. Harris
having removed from the State and ta-
ken my note therefrom, he is also here.
by notified that so much money as is
justly due thereon, he can find deposit
ed in the Clerks Office, at Abbeviile G.
f., S: c., on the day which said note
falls due. PETER s. BURTON.
October 20, 1916. 35n
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IMPORTANT LAND SALE!

IMPORTANT LAND SALE!
By Order Of the Court will sell at Alb.
beville Court House, on Sale Day in
December next, all the Real Estate of
the late John Kennedy, deceased, COM
prlslng three separate tracts:
Tract No. l-Containing two hum
dred and sixty one acres, more or less,
known as the Mill Tract, situate on
Long Cane creek, l2 miles south of Alb
beville Court House, on which there is
a good -four, grist and saw Mill, all new.
The above named tract is desirable fer
a cotton farm; about two hundred acres
Of it arc yet to clear.
Tract No. 2-Contalning three hun
dred and fifty acres, more or less, COM
monty known as the Home Tract, living
on Long Cane creek and Bold Branch,
about i2 miles south of the village of
Abbeville.
Tract No. 3-Containing sixtv.acres,
more or less, lying on Rocky Branch.
about l l miles southeast of the village.
Terms Of Sale-Tract No. i, to be
sold on a credit of one, two and three
years, with interest from day Of sale;
the purchaser to give security and mort
gage of the premises to secure the pur-
chase money. Tracts No. 2 and 8 TO be
sold on a credit Of twelve months; the
purchaser securing the purchase money
by security and mortgage of the premi~
ses. The costs of the sales to be paid
by the purchaser in cash.
J. RAMEY.
October 20, 1916. IS St
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"IarD Re1tucea I"
VIM. kETCHAM g. CO.,

49, I'LL i VI A4S4 ~ OosS
Are now in receipt Of their STOCK of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
Our new stock was purchased very late in
the season, IN order to get the full benefit
OF the reduction OF the Tariff, and we can
now offer our late purchases at prices al
together below those bought early in the
lah' Our assortment IS too large to begin
10 enumerate articles; but our customers
may depend upon getting their wants aun.
Piled with the FINEST and MOST
FASHIONABLE GOODS ut prices to
SUIT, without the trouble of looking else~
whrrc.
Hamburg, October %.
P. S. In addition to our regular stock
of Dry Goods, we have q fine assortment
OF Ladies' and Misses BONNETS, La-
dies and Misses SHOES. CARPETS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, Floor Mating,
Window GIass, &c.
30 9t WIN. KETCIAM g. co
PARTIrION-lN ORDINARY.
VIM Wilson & wife, VS.. Phares Martin
& wife and others Real Estate of
DacM Porter deceased.
by order of David Lesly Ordinary of
Abbcville District, will be sold at Able
vile G. FL, on the first Monday in De-
cembcr next, or some succeeding sale
day, the Real Estate Of David Porter
decd, consisting Of two tracts of land,
situate in Abbevilte district; one Of
which contains 1870 acres more or less,
on waters of Little River, bounded by
lands of Phares Martin, Thomas Petit
grew and Others: the other tract con-
ta'ns 20l acres more or less, on waters
OF Savannah river, bounded by lands of
l'hares Martin, widow Moragnc, and
others Terms Of sale, one and two
years credit; good security will be re-
CURED, and mortgage of the premises
II deemed necessary: Costs to be paid
IN cashn. J. RAMEY. Sheriff
October 23d, 1916. 35 St
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Oct. %.
PARTLTION-IN ORDINARY.

Samuel Fife and wife, VS.. Catherine
Wright and others Real Estate of
.Johm Wright decd.
By Order of David Lcsly Ordinary of
Abbcvile District, will be sold at Abbe.
Vile G. FL, on the lst Monday in De-
cember next, or some succeeding sale
day, the Real Estate of John Wright
decd, consisting of one tract of land,
situate in Abbevile District, and con-
tanning two hundred and four acres
more or less, on Perry's Branch, and ad-
joining lands of Joseph Eaken and
others. Terms of sale, is credit of
twelve moths, purchaser to give bond
and approved security, and a mortgage
of the premises if deemed necessary.
Cost to be paid in cash.
J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
October 23d, 1916. 35 Ct
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABEEvILLE DISTRICT.
In the Court Of Common Pl-as
Charles Fl. Allen ror
Jane l.. Allen. ct al. fart'''on.
BY Order Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
to me directed, l will sell ut Abbevillc c..
H., on sale day in December next, the fol-
lowing Real Estate, lately the property of
John Allen decd, consisting of the follow
ing lots aud tracts OF land, viz -
No. l. A lot in the Village Of Abbeville,
situated on the public square, measuring
l22 feet in front on said square, and about
37o feet deep; bounded by lots, w. A.
Wardlaw, Nj. d. Roche, and John White,
containing one acre and thirty rods, more
or less.
No. 2. Also lot containing two roods
and twcnty-eight purches, in the Village
OF Abbcylllc, situated upon main street, aud
bounded by lots Of DR.. Franklin Branch,
and w. a. Wa.A!cw.
NO. 8. Also lot in the village OF Ab-
bevlile, containing two roods and twenty
eight purchcs more or less, upon main
street. bounded by lot No. =. by lot of w.
"A. Wardaw, and lot belonging to the
family Of John e. Navcy.
No. d. Also tract OF Land near the
village Of Abbevill. containing $751; acre.
more or less, bounded by lands OF A J
Wecms, Benjamin McFarlnn, Thomas e
Owen, and Others.
No. 5. Also act Of land three miles
w's' of AbbevIle village, on waters of Cal
houn's creek, containing 1856 acres more or
less. bounded by lands of Thos Guffin, S
A Wilson, and lands belonging to the poor
house and others.
Terms: The above lots and tracts of
land will be sold on credit of one, two, and
three years from day of sale, the purcha.
ser to give hond with good personal secu~
rify, with mortgage of the premises to sc>
cure the purchase moncy,and costs in cash.
Nov. 4. 35ts J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
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FOR SALE.
Il Savannah P/nnfot;

A SGrGnnaA Pl0ntation.
The subscriber offers for sale his MIA nta-
ton on Savannah River, containing
947 acres. 1t is situated a mile below
Vienna, and has first and second low
grounds of considerable extent, and a
large portion of great fertility. 1t is
adapted to all products, and by Boats,
has ready communication with Ham.
burg. 400, acres are woodland, 100 of
which would be very fine for cul,iva-
ton. Its crops are not subject to inun.
datlon except from high freshets. that
happen but once in years; and then on.
iy in part. 1t is one of the best planta-
tons in the State for 20 hands. 1t has
all necessary plantation buildings.
There has been little or no sickness
upon it, this sickly year.
Terms: Equal payments in one and
two years, with interest from sale, Sc.
cured by notes with approved sureties
Possession given LIST January, or soon
after sale.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Abbeville G H, Oct 20 35 If
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1870 Acres.
1870 Acres.
A Large and Valuable PLANTA-
I1ON for Sale, IN AbbeciHe DIS,
and Is miles from khe C. FL

Ut0 IL MtteS jT0Ht tBc L. III.
The subscriber offers his Plantation of
thirteen hundred and seventy acres for
sale, on HardIabor creek, lying on both
sides of the stage road leading from Alb
beville G. H. to Hamburg, about Is
miles from the latter place. The land
is we'll adapted to raising good crops of
corn and cotton, being free and produc-
tive. On it is a good Dwelling and
other Improvements 1t has about one
hundred acres of excellent bottom land,
also large body of it is we'll timbered
Liberal terms will be offered to the
purchaser; credit of one and two years,
interest from date Of purchase.
Persons wishing to see the Plantation
will find me ready TO ride over it with
them; and if not disposed of before Sale
Day in December next, will offer 1t at
public sale on that day. Possession
will be given lst January next
p. G. McOWEN. i.
Oct 2S 35 St
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GREAT BARGAINS
Cheap! Very Cheap Goods u!
NJ STRAUSS, IN CokeSbury,

Informs his friends and the public in gen.
cral, that he has rec eived and is still OPEN
ing large assortment Of brautifm
PRINTS, from 81, 8, 10, 12b to IS cents
per yard brown and bl"achcd SHIRT.
INGS from S, CT, 8, 10 TO 20 cents per
yard; Muslin de Lalns at l2B to 50 cents;
Alapacca at 373 to 70 cents; n,w STYLES
handsome Cashmere dc Coss, Flanncls,
Linnen, Broadcloth, Cassimcrs Sattinets,
Kentucky Jeans at great deal less than
las. yrar's prices, Lacts, Linen Cambrick
Handk.rchlcfs, Lawns, Skirts, Mtts,
Gloves, Bobrncts, Corsetts, white and
black Cotton Hose from l2a to so cents
per pair, CravatS, Stocks, Scarts, silk pock-
ct Handkcrchiefs, also Ginghams Checks,
Cambrics, Muslns, worstcd Pads for
children, Rob Roy, and other wool shawls
ut 20, 81, 50, 81, $3.50, to $500 slspcn-
dcrs, Buttons. Thread, and u variety of
other goods.
A complete assortment Of SHOES, Boots,
Hats aud Caps, Groceries ard Crockcry,
Drugs, Indigo from so cents to $l per ID
Maddrr, Logwood, Copperas, Salae:atus,
Blue Stone, Window Glass, all kinds of
Medicines and Pcrfuncry, Hardware, &c.
and host Of other articles rather numcr-
Gus 10 mention.
He embraces this opportunity of tender
ing his thanks to his friends for their libc-
raj patronage heretofore bestowed. 1t
shall be his ann to please each and every
customer in prices as well as in goods,
and will sell a, exceedingly low prices.
Cokcsbury, Nov 4 363t
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CITATION.

Whereas J. w. H. Johnson, hath applied
to me for letters of administration on the
Estate of Frances Long decd. These
are to cite the klddred and creditors of
said decd to APPEAR before me in Ordinary
on Friday the 10th of November 1916, to
show cause If any they Can, why said ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7, Nov, 1916.
Noy. 4. SO 2t D. LESLY, Ord'y.
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Oct 20
SALE.

Will be sold at the residence of the sub.
scriber, on Monday the 9th of Novem-
ber next; Corn, Fodder, Household
and kitchen furniture, besides various
other things usually found at the sale of
one removing from the State. Terms
made known on day of sale. Sale to
commence early. E. p. NOBLE.
October 28th, 1916. IS 2w