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in Jackson county. Rules suspended

In Jackson county, Rules suspended
read third time and passed
Mr.. woodward introduced a resolution
fhstructing the Bank Committee 10 intro.
duce a bill providing for the election o.
bank officers BY the people, provided the
stock holders shall consent thereto.
Mr.. Sawyer introduced a bill to amend
the practice at law relative to pleading.
On motion of Mr. Perryman, the bill re-
speeding the rights of marrie6 women, wa,
made the special order, at 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday next. ...5. .s.l
Mr.. Robinson introduced a bill relative
to roads and highways, providing that the
funds required therefor be recovered by in
dictment. .. .
Mr.. Gibson introduced a bill relative to
administrators and executors. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
A resolution adopted authorizing the
committee appointed by the House in re-
ference to apportioning Represen atives 10
act with similar committee appointed BY
the Senate.
Mr.. Speaker laid before the House the
explanatory report of the Committee on
Penitentiary. Accepted and ordered to be
recorded.
MIR. Livingston introduced a bill relative
to commJn schools to provide for educating
children between 5 and 20 years of age
Read a second time.
January 90, 1s49.
HoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the
House, this morning, a report from the di-
rectors Of the Home Mutual Insurance
Company of its condition aud affairs from
the LIST of July, 1916, to January LIST, ls49.
The following bill was then taken up and
passed."
The bill making an appropriation fer the
contingent fund, for contingent expenses of
the House for taking census, &c.
On motion of Mr.. woodward, the House
took up the memorial to Congress npon the
subject of a grant of lands for a geological
survey, aud, after a few remarks from Mr..
Risk. in its support, the memorial was a.
dOpted.
On motion of Mr.. Poage, the House then.
took up the memorial to Congress, asking
grant Of lands for the benefit of the Hanni-
bal and St. Joseph Railway, and, after some
discussion, in wi ich Mrssrs. Price, Poage,I
lIcAfee, Livingston, Crenshaw, Campbell
and Risk participated, the meHpriai was
ad"pted-ayes, SO; noes, Messs. Bogy,I
Gibson, Gregory, Henderson, Of Pulaski,
Johnson, Miller, Neaves and Prices.
Mr.. Rollins introduced bill to enlargeI
the power Of the curators of the Universi-
ty of Missouri ; also, a bill to incorporate a
company TO construct a turnpike road from
CnIumbia to the Aissoori river
Mr.. Wyatt, a bill for the establishment of
agenerai corporation law. The bill au-
thorizes the formation of companies for
mining, manufacturing, and chemical pur-
poses.
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Farm for Rent.

ia The subscriber will rent at private con,
I1ltract, his FARM situated about two milel
north-east Of Bowling Green. II contains abou
SIXTY ACRES OF land in a good state of cult
walton, and we'll inclosed. There ore on thu
premises a good hewed log house and other gu
houses, and three tobacco barns. There are al
so five good springs and an abundance Of STOCK
water on the premises.
e" For further particulars apply TO ae sub.
scriber in BOwling-G Green.
JOHN A. FINDER.
January 22d, lS49. (40---2w)
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500 Reward!
MORROW'S
IMPROVED DIAMOND. STEEL CARY
PLOUGH.


Manufactured al THlly, Mo.
? ME subscribers has been appointed agent
for the above celebrated and superior
plonghs, and now has on hand, at the ware
house of H. +. Block & Coz
so two horse Plohghs,
% one horse do.
As these PIoughs are becoming extern
siv ely known aud used in this section o.
country. the subscriber deems it u~nnecss-
sary to say much with regard to them
The MOleboard is entireHg steel, and those
who have tried these Ploughs think them
the best article OF this kind now in use.
The manufacturer Of these ploughs offers
one hundred dollars for a Moieboard pattern
superior TO his.
We are authorized to sell on The most ia
vorabfe terms for cash or produce.
All orders for these Ploughs addressed to
+. Morrow, agent, Tully, Mo-, viii meet
with prompt attention.
JNO. M. McPIKE, Agent.
Louisiana, Sept. llth, ls4s.-(n226 Gin.
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New Goods = 81 d f.
-.-u AT 1a34a v~-.ia.aa
THE CHEAP CASH STORE,

IIENHE subscriber taxes this method OF in
forming his friends and the public genei.!
lallv, that he has removed from the Old Shanty,'
No. 20, to ais new fancy Store on the corner Of
Main and South Carolina streets; and has just
received one of the largest and best selected
stocks Of Fall and Winter Goods ever offered
in this market. My stock consists, in part, of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, CUT
TLERY, BOOTS SHOES, HATS ~
CAPS, READY-MADE = ..~.
CLOTHING, &c.
I have also a very large lot Of Embroi'dS hawls,
which can sell from twenty-five TO fifty per
cent cheaper than any house in this county.
To the Ladies, I would say that have's
great variety Of Dress Goods, such as Sflk
Listers, Orleans do. Of all colcrs, Mohaif
do; alpacas, ~cashmeres, nous. de laines,.
laces, edgihgs, fringes Of all kinds, and silk
buttons OF, every description. with a great
variety Of Prints, from five 10 ff1y cents.
per yard. 81
II To the Ladies I would return my sin.
cere thanks for their libersf patronage;
'pledging myself ever to be ready to waR
on them, sparing no pains to please and OBJ,
and that I can sell them Goods cheap
.er than any house in the upper county
And | would say to an WHO wish to pur.
chase. that my goods. were Bought at Low
for cash, and I am determined, t, sell
them lower than any house in this town.,
My motto being "Quisk sales, maNprefis,
and no trouble to shOsc goods |" ,,,| -
I.ao d c.ilaea 80 O.. C. TIMBER
Louisiana, Dec.tIlth,sls4s-e34aayp
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All those indebted to'the subscribers fol
work done, must positively come forward
and settle the same. Our profits are tUt
small to Justify us in giving personal duns
except through an agent at the cost Of the
indebted. Money w muft haye!,
.rr, .G,f.. = -. N. & G.,
january 9Th, lS49. ..
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Final Settlement.

u Office is hereby given TO all persons in.
~ terested, that at tie next February term
OF the county court of Montgomery county, ]
shall apply for a final settlement of the estate Of
Fleming Holloway, deceased.
i P. LEWIS. Admir-.
Jan. Sth, 1S49. (h3S-4w)
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Cities and Towns in Missouri.

Below we give a list of the incorporated cites
and towns in the State of Missouri. and the popu-
Ilation Of each, classed according 10 the numbers
they contain. There are other villages unin-
cor borated much Lager than some here given:
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WE are paying the highest market prices for
Produce, either in cash or merchandise af sur
store Water street, Louisiana. No. Is
--..!rt .. ORR, DUKE & CAMPBELL.
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THE subscribers have on handand will con-
.tinue TO keep. every variety of Ladies' and Gen
tlemeD's Saddles made to order. They have a
superior article Of patent spring seat, manufac-
tured alone by Mr.. Shannon. that cannot faiitO
please. Also, Brides and Martingals to ccrrss-
pond. c. JACKSON & BRO. y
Jan. IS, iS49. - (n38)
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Final Settlement.

NoTICEis hereby given 10 al persons In
~ terested, that at the NEXT February term
Of the county court of Pike county, 1 shall sp<
ply for a final settlement Of the estate Of Wn-
Sheihorse, deceased.
JOHN AZ THOMAS. Admir- '
Jan. 9Th, i849. g. tn3S-4w) 20.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of 4.
n Boon, deceased, are requested toniake pay
Iment at once to the undersigned; and those
claims against said estate are re-
to present them for payment With
out further notice.
|31l IN! ~Ha2IrGfiaf B. H. BOOM, "-
F2ar afoi bns a's.a WIN. LUCE,
.aaajaos at t~s9,eia JNO. FQULKS, Fr.
Of the last will Of R. Boon, de-
ceased. if-ii IL! iti@r..
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ITO! YE THAT ARE awEARY AND

ITO! YE THAT ARE "WEARY AND
Ill heavy laden" with money, and
''thirsteth" to square your accounts, com
forward to the store house Of C.. Jackson
& Bro, and you shall be accommodated.
We are compelled to call on our friends
to close their accounts for the year '4s, to
enable US to enter untrammelled upon tho
business Of a New Year. Please attend to-
the first opportunity. '.'.' 81 ii.
c. JACKSON & BRO. rr.
Dec. 18th, 1s4s. ae 4 = 36-tf /.
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Town Ordinance.
(NO. 49,
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING

MONEY.
Be it ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of The
town Of Louisiana-That there'be hereby appro'
'opriated 10 c. Nj. Duke the sum Of ten dollars,
out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated, Tor his services. as Assessor fI
the year 1913.
Passed January Path, i549.
EDWIN DRAPER, Charm. Il. T.
Attest, E. BLOCK, Jr., CIR. pro TEN.
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pooTs s SHOEs.--Just received and fsF
I'D sale:
200 pr. heavy brogaf shoes. '.",.-
90 prs kip and calf shoes
4 cases heavy boots '@'
cases kip and calf boots 'f
3 do. bots' boots. 20" 5il"'- .-
Ageneral assortment Of ladies' misses and shaJ :
drens' winter shoes, kid slippers &c. ,Hajqa,
.r'attg e .e,. 0. D.&C. vi
October 30th 1913. III ..r.. 80 ~.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Lohisi
4 ana, January LIST lSi9, which If not takar
out in three months will be sent TO the Genera
Post Office as dead letters.
John Allison, John J. Brown
Thomas Daugherty, VIM. II. Frnsh.
Uriah c. Oregon, John 5. Gibson,
WA. c. Goodrich, John Hubbard,
John X. Hawkins, Richard Jordan,
Avery Kimmons, John Leeper,
Asa Lovelace, Al. Martin,
Willis Mitchell, Malvina Mitchell,
John McCree, John S. Mcconnell,
Sarah Mcclure, Mckay g. Co.
tIaneefGrd Richards, Jane Read,
Bartis Rosenterger, Miss Kelley,
Susan Smith, Frans. Strasousky,
r. Sweeting, Ell. Stewart,
VIM. South, Mary Wilson;
Elizabeth Watson; Mary B. WATSON.
JOS. RICHARDSON. p. NJ.
Jan. Is, l849. '. (38-3w)
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Our summary Of Legislative proceedings are
Cleaned from the reporter. for the st. Losis pa.
r...' ["~~@i" - ai1Hih 1905 sL91 g'i-
PNeFstiae 10, Ii IL 10 NJ M - - -.
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january 9Th, 1919.
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Gazette as In the case Of Col. Warren, the grand
inquest Of the people, will promptly return it ignored
Locofocoism, admit, is brazen-faced, impudent
and bold in the extreme regarding consequences
or the means employed In the attainment OF pollti-
cal object, Yei did not believe that party, who
had for years regarded the public treasury as legl.
mate object OF common plumber and had reappont-
ed defauters that mad stolen their thousands and tens
ofthoueands from the public Golfers, would, while
the facts were fresh in the minds Of the American
people, seitself mp Judge In deciding upon the
personal qualifications Of those upon whom this Ad-
ministraton may have conferred appointments
What weight should he given to the complaints OF
paper or party thus circumstanced, leave for an
intelligent and discriminating public TO decide.
A WESTERN MAN
WAsHR1aToH, May IA, ls49
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

D-An letters ordering the paper lining adveree
msnt. must be directed "To c. W FESToN, Publisher
Of The National Wing"
D-Orderr papers must be accompanied by The mon.
sy or they viii not be attended 10.
D-Ail money will be credited III. par value in
Washington City.
All communications fol- insertion in the paper, all
intelligence Of every description, all confidential
n.cstons mus be addressed To W. g. SNETHEN, Editor
Of the National Wing" and must be paid they will
not be taken out
E1-See Prospectus on Isl page
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PROPOSALS FOR AMERICAN WATER
ROTTED HEMP.
! =
March l. lS1g

Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
March |, l649
timber The Joint resolution of Congress- approved May
II D. iSis entitled Resoution respecting contracts Tor
hemp the use Of The American navy sealed proposals
agencies at Louisville, Kentucky, or 81 Louis Missouri
90 be forwarded BY them unopened 70 TINS bureau Tor de-
e des qualify Of dnierican ,oa,errotted hemp In lnan,
III Sqa 81 s 10 bshsr rse
Two hundred and dollars per ton The proposals
to BE- &c.. on s @ & M az e e.
awarded No delivery will be required sooner than The LIST
day OF January, 1880
egn hemp; and all Of equality Of bid the contract
VIII be gSen, to the hemp;srower The quantity required
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed cleaned,
free from shves and must not lose more than sixteen per
OF tow and waste when haicbeed TO the satisfaction
of the inspectors ready for spinning lis strength must be
such that rope and hree-iorhs oan inch IN cir.
tested BY the inspectors, by their direction win bear at
least pounds and lis length, color and other proper
chief Of Ills bureau or i will moi be received Il win be III
speced ana tested at ihe respective places q delivery
for tie hemp which may pass inspection andbe received
by hem according 10 The eonlracs which may Be entered
into; ninety per cent, Of which bills to be payable Within
ih, days after their presentation 10 such navy agents
may be agreed upon and named IN The contracts
nes CLEARLY and lesbly) asked per ton 81 aaO pounds,
when delivered IN ecteu iesed approved and rscelved
Every oir mus be accompanied as directed in he act
Of Congress making Tor the naval service
e. ans o. more pee"s S By
some ofcjul peraonage tie en,c thai hc they un
iertake that tie bidder bidders will his or their bid be
accepted enter into obligation within fifteen daya aftcr
lie contract Is snbmiled Tor signature with good and sniff
Client mlrees. furnish tile supplies proposed No pro-
posa will be considered uneaa accompanied by flch qua
rnnty f5s ~ ~
bonds witt, Two approved suretiea IN ons;haf the eh
mated amount off, respective coniraels VIII be required
and len per cenn In addition will be Withheld from The
each payment TO be made, collateral security
for the due and fbfnl performance OF the respective
tracts which win on no account DC paid until ne eontracis
complied with in nl respects according % their terms
Offers must male IN strict conformity with Tie efnne
of This advertisement The persona Offering muHt state ~
rhich many agent they wish their bills paid, u their oi
y accepted md by ,eh,th hrnP q nnry "a cy ihey Wish
they should not be executed within haeen days amer they
are received by agents lns WI uonsas, .
elected. Mar 5-lnwtAl
Hemp advertised above, Is extended 70 the 9Th Anst
next iitt2.slr may H--lawfeuv II
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ALLEN A. HALL, Register.

1871 i7a a5o5gs iUgss io7 09 aOass
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DECISIONS wrhngt become owners Of Real Eaate In the
City Of washington may fhd tito their interest 20 call
upon the snbssrber who has properly improved sna n.
improved, IN Inherent parts Of the city and ~ wisnk 70
ake portion Of the purchase III money and sSs Ions osdt
upon ths balance Applications should ee mses sen
mar l3-ru 7're Rtl ULYSSES WARD
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rB-TIIE period Tor receiving proposals for supplying
Hemp advertised above Is extended 70 the 9Th Of Anks
nexf. fiff3stl N may H--iaWfauv ,
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EE}IE1E'!y SALES.

By virtue OF sundry Executions, to me d.
Tected, Will be sN'd at Sumter Court House
ON the first Monday ana day ioiionny III
'7nuary next, within icga ho::s u sale, t"
III N5s3Shcst bidder for CASH the following
prc.L..{y. Purchasers to pay Ter 'r,tic..
Int. III one tract OF 100 acres
land more or less in Ciarcmont, adjoining
lands OF Wan Os:ccn a:!d T.. Hodge and
where defendant lives. Said ntcrcs, being
an uncxprcd lease, levied upon as the prop
nrty OF WIN. Pritchard at The SUI, ol Win
OStccn.
One tract of 100 acres of land
in C!arcadon' adjoining lands OF H. Kelly.
VIM. L. Reynolds and Mary Kelly, levied
upon as The property OF Samuel Iln,lai Il,
the suits OF J. 5. u |. Bowie, Farrar, Banks,
~ Co, cases, and W. y. Cpirl,uoh.
HARVEY SKINNER, 5. 5. u.
III Dec, 1910
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Equity Notice,
t. Guardians, Trustees, Receivers,
and GOmnaittecs.
HI. ID. BULL.
5H,i

All guardians, trustees receivers and others
who are hound to account to the Commission
er in Equity for Sumter District, are hereby
required to he and appear before said Com
missioner at his office at Sumter Court House.
the Third Tuesday in January, and the
Tuesdays in January and February next, to
make returns OF the estates in their hands,
possession or management, setting forth on
oath, the particulars and value Of such estate,
aud M account OF all money received and
paid for said estates, and TO substantIate the
same by proper and sufficient vouchers; also
to produce all bonds, notes, certificates of
stock and other evidence OF chosas in action,
which are specified in said retu1i; and also all
title deeds, bills Of sale and other muniments
oftitle of property purchased by him or her,
or them, for his, her or their ward or cesty
qui trust. Those who fail, rules will be Inn
media,cly issued against them.
JOHN 3. MILLER, c. ESD.
Nov. 9TH 1S10. 3 If
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,SUERIFW,Y SAT- RS

By virtue OF sundrv Eyc.u,;o,s ,o mo IL
rec,cd, will be sold NJ Sumter Cnur, jInusc
on the first Monday and dav tollowinr IN
January next, wi,h;nihc Ieun, bours oi s,lr,
10 the highest bidder, for Cash, the f,lowir,
Personal Property. Purchasers to nav for
Titles
Z ncor0cS lnvirI ~, ,c ,,,n
~" vi % -
u c''' ~ '1' 'h'"c'S"''' al me sun oi ~
D''ncS'
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Sumrervillc, Nov l3lh 1910 ; 6,
SOuiH- C0rOlijfn--SU,, Dist.
IN ORDINA

Whereas, Jesse Woodard hath applied to
me TOR Letters of Administration, on all and
Singular the goods and cilaticIs, rights and
credits OF ]. Woodward late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore. to cite and admonish
all and singular, The kindred and creditors OF
The sad deceased, to bu and appear before me,
al our next Ordinnry's Court for the said Dis
lrct, to be holden AT Sumter Cour, House on
Friday the l4th day of December next, to shew
cause. il any, why tho said administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, thia Both
day OF November, in the year of our
| l.. 81 Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iorty-ninc and in the 74th year of
American Indepenpencc.
w. LEWIS, o. 8. D.
Dec. D G q
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Il. isg.. LlGo.

The subscriber bcsS icnr" 1sfft--iSFlI s4ft-TFl. ~
irienl< ana the rn!s!i' generally, that i'c $40
continue the BOATING Bt SiNliS rom
WRlGHT'S BLUFF 70 CE r!cs'on the en-
suing Winter. All Cotton and o.Errl'rw
consigned to his Boats viii hcrcccl"ca store"
&c, free Of charge. N'c!=, n as reasonable
as by any other conveyance.
Grateful for pts: invurs, liz hopes. hy lis
usual strict attention. HE Interests nt l.S
irien S 10 realize Il continuation Oi ihcr pa
tronage. j. RUFUS FIELDER.
Wrirht's Bluff, II OF. Isl: ON
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South -CarOlina----Sumte Dist,
IN EQEIVY

tr plric D.,
VIII he sold at Sumter Court House. ON
The first Monday in January next, and il no,
then sold, viii be offered at each subsequent
sale day until sold
y lot OF land IN Sumicrvillc on the North
cast corner oi Broad and Liberty Street, a,
present occupied by BY 'ricrsou a. Prinrlc.
and \. th>oIm. The terms are cash.
by order OF the Court,
JOHN b. MILLER
COm'r.
Sumiprvillp Nnv IJ;h ISt0 = a,
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FOR SALE,

desirable Summer Residence on the High
Hills near Providence. twenty-five Acres
of Land are attached to the prem Sos. For
terms which will he accommodating apply to
l.. NJ. Spann, on the spot, or to w. r. B
Ilaynsworth, in Sumtcrville.
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COpartnership Notice,

The undersigned have associated them
selves together under the firm of PRINGI.E
e. GRAHAM, for the transaction of business
connected with the Steam 0iiN, situated
| II miles from Sumtervlle, where they
are prepared to Saw and grind.
ELIJAH PRINGLE,
N. GRAHAM.
Sept 10th 1910. AZ If
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Wilmington and Manchester
RAIL ROAD,


FRIERSON a. PRINGL,E take This early
method OF returning their thanks to the good
people of Sumter District, for their very kn,
and liberal patronage bestowed since the short
time they have been in business; they respect
fully solicit continuance of the same
They will keep us before every article in the
grocery line besides little OF the dry goods,
Hardware and almost every article which the
Far'rc crs may call Tor, will barter Tor any kind
Of crnntry produce, and on as reasonable
terms as possible, II YOU doubt il, Just call in
at the corner store opposite Mcl.can's old
stand at the sign Of the negroes, The follow
ing articles compose part OF what they
have on hand
1000 pounds Bacon sides
2sRW g Sugar cured hams
800 I."ai ard
III k:ts Mountain Butter
y do Goshen do
20 Best Goshen Cheese
% Barrels Baltimore F'ionr
10 Kegs Buckwlrat do
10 Sacks Java Collcc
10 do Cuba do
III do Rio do
10 his Sugars craSh'd. clarified & brown
lig6s Charleston refined Trcackcl
:: DO n. o. and West India Mnlascs
loo Sacks Salt
> bills Mackcrcl No |
300 lbs Cod FISH
. bbls Irish Potatoes
Candles, Sperm, hhanantnc and Ta!low
CroCkcry and Hardware
French Chocolate, CItron, Ncrmlcclli, Maca
rom, Brazil nuts, Almonds, RaiscnS, Ginger,
Nutmeg. All-spicc, Pepper, Mace, Cloves,
Pruncs, Pickles, Catsup.
100 Kegs nails assorted ) l-2 to 6 Id
Baggin Is Rope ~ Twinc Ia 81
Tea, Tyson, Gutpowdcr and black
Tobacco, Gold leaf
Mrs MIl!cr's best cut Tobacco. at 3 cents
Soap, Starch, Onions
10000 Cigars, and many ether articles, at
he sign OF the DARKlES.
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Notice,

The subscribers 81 HOUL Will commence rs
4hrd S,ssion at his rcsidcmcc On Tuesday, the
Sth January next.
W, w. ALSTON,
Cottage Level, Dec 3, 1919.
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Sl2 Fer llOlltll

VIII BE- paid f"r good Negro l.tinrrrs 10 work
on L, ) oCHARLOl'tE RAIL ROAD nrnr {"
l+.rnb:a. Appl, .u .i,,,,r g, =, :, uuIrrs,uurL.
(, ,tz, - jss5t " ( yst2.S 81 gs;. IN, ~ BEl.SER
4s9sz i a;SS ~ ahth. is -, .ksssq;, n
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands.

TO work on the Rail Road; these hands
VIII be employed nnt IN the Pine woods until
alter lroSt, wien they will he placed on the
SIDE OF the River swamp, the work iy all h,,h
and dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance of wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and PAID in Cash month
ly, or as the ow' may prefer.
Enquire of -. NIcllcit on the work near
Manchester, or Of the subscriber, in Sumter.
vile. ID. D. McLAURIN.
b. Aug. go. 1910. 43 If
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from rlTr't.ifs q cos
,a-4, Every order to FfFEE IL co. is
answered by return mail
Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposit
payable in Gold, at sight promptly remtsed
to any part of the Country for Prizes ayspid
at this Agency.
II One Package Of Tickets may Draw
fnur Capital!
- apncy in an sums ho,rerer. arss, can
'.c comr56ffiY- lila cd TO Tie address of
pYFER IL co.
Distant Residents throughout the United
States, who desire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE,
have an order for single Ticket or Package
at the prices set forth in the above schedule,
to the Old Established, Far-famed and Trul~
Lucky House OF
PYFER & CO.
No l. LIGHT STrgET BALTIMORE ND.