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LosE AND Srsapx--Tbe iowa < Barhsgisr, iowa, was much sxritcd fe~ s-yszEs eeb fhr sa'- eide Of young iady of that place HsrSzsss ~1s Angeline Wei4er, and she aeo0i twssty years of age. Sae had some dithesl,y wiiA her EaotsseF, and Jeff the hease, declaring her iRtsatlsn never 10 reiarn sgaiR. said that she intended s kii heTseli or do woEse''-dSrectsd the relarn oi certain pres eBts winch had been made t0 heF-ssd divided her jrwiery and clothing among hsS sisters a8c mother Sha the tssni!y did ncs thiak her serious, she bad made similar threat before She weai, H seems c the residence o b~s married sister, s,aid one aight, got up, proceeded 10 tae Mississippi, three quarters of mIIe distant, and as wAs sfser wards 1ScerfaiDed, drowned herself. Tae aet was most deliberately performed. She was beautiful woman. and the cause of the act is attributed 10 unrequi;ed love. Her character w@s sasiaiaed by any injurious isspatsiion.-N Q eSescsnt.
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I5-The Whig Review, the organ, yaT sEcelleHes, ef the party. contains in the Jaiy Hambrr review of W aShingoas sdmfRistrsfiea, the object of which s to exsia Hamsisoa and disp4rnge Jedersoa- II l. genuine federalism sndisgsise8- What that organ viii do win the second Washington we cannot ssa. for hs. in his isisr so iaesrss preiaassd in shock ing EagiizA. se be disriPas of JsasrsSu, in P4r- EsealA .--t Lca Dem
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 ExrRAoapgSRT RosEEAY.-In the memoirs oi following curious story of an innoceat highway robbery commiiied by an EnslishnAA of raAk and fortune, Shlie soloaariag si Rome. The iaaiyid- aai robbed was never discovered
 AR Eagiishrnaa arrived at Rome this year. who could scarcely speak word oi Italian. lie heard. of course ao, lisiie about ssSa-ias, lebhsrs ABd such like. and praaeniy resolved RsvsT to go sioas, aud never to be out after dask Both these resoiu- tions wefe fsied to iall- He aiaed with fftesd near Rone. and eh.iged to ~Aik home aiooe the same nigsi. Thas looked terrific before disars bat fsw glssses oi MArsala, and ie~ more oi ehagmpagne. brscec uP his courage, and a~sy he started abeat 10 o'eloek- As he walked brsskly along in the darkness, he cane fait bnts against man He was startled. and ihs tales be had heard reesrred 10 his rscciectloe bat the Eaa passed ca, sad ln short tune ear hefo tett ies tls watch, aud ioaha t was gone. Thea ihe good ws0e esne into play, he FsEsssa back. seszed tue rascal, and resezasntiy ds1an4ed. AoasTv inah- Ire 7" The rebber tEembiea, zzs roaeizatiy ylsia- cd up the watch. On reaching bone, he rsseua ed, win Do httle exsitailoA his heroae exploit. and so~s9 thai i the ret at she world wesld behave as he had dsss, robbery 'sosla cease in Rome ia fortnight. When he had finished his 0rs,iOe. bis ssier sad, "Aa mas very strange, Sos after you weot oot. ssw your watch hssging in year room, a0d there II ss sow-,. Sare enough, there ii was Sc Il appeared past al easputs thai instead of be- lag robbed. he had hisaself committed robeeay
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 "SA-ARsH TaE scuPrxAs AH,"--The kaieLer- booker says sae foisowARg story used to he told by the lam~aled h<ary iEaaaa, wsth iSinstAbis sf=eL of az ilIileFs,s EAglsA lslaialss of the wss. ahs nigbt q, Beeaisg rvlsaed llss folO~iag ssset- ing eiresmstABce:
 l. IS bet lille whle al. siaes was iEayeliax along si the great rsssrs-sA, saed sy the a~eP fsrest-4ai stOPped al rade saaasy by he rissx ssas-aa- They wers asi sck; tbeir ehitdr~a shiseriag and ssarvisZ shsir beAds frewxy asa sirty and vas informed ey their mother th1s they he'd iOai tAew fas-IeatA eszas-SA. They xers ivaa- faaI sf the aospel and oadnt seem 10 care shos, :, Iahsr: fsr asa reasoned ~ish shsm-aA. ths we- al the time lainsztisz the loss sf her ass tooth csuh-ah-
 Have yoa the Bible is year eabiav sasd | ss hsr, says I-sa; Yes, thser Is as Iaaer oa the catch al al. pointing is q marrow shelf over The sssokey fireplace, hs, se deAt sis@a rs~1 isls h-zh; aAat read say bpi eace-t, whsn llsase Hi died of sger. far ss mach t-s nsHths-sA.' got aHie ess-taS, that sasOG Ia the esrass. and reached ap and teok dswa Inc blssssd Book. al covered with enss-ah- WAsa asy yea thaak II w1a that epssed ,s-shI What dc yea think n w4s thai fsaaa thsrs-aA, sAtsfy siss lensing sf thai Peex wsnsoa-ahi h was the ieng-ia~s. tAs lsag- wanasd hse-teoah eoaas-aa. Oh. my ks-s-r-ssA. ss-svnA fAe sksssess-@A If she Asd sn.y scas the skrPsefs. Aow her aaaaa ~ssia been s4-sa-.A.'
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

Advsrsissmeat. wsl hs isssgiss ss ths asa.i rus-s ss sS~ oaaar pmpess im this essyeua m, ea sRsars fer tAs ara ln@srsssa. ard Efty cnmm . sgmare fsr enrA xadsssomai pahiirassan 4 iiher& 4lsreant wui hrs ussas se sheas wAa sav~vtas@ by sAs year.
 IT. Pastmasaers ssgtheFsae1ts e set sess eResas. asd ~ssl Frtsan I0 Pss c-as af sk znessy Fsesares and traasaaised fs fer psssrs sma s6x1rsseseats
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ant was bsoaghi to iishi few aays siaes ia frsai of the resia@nos of T. ]. Epos sss in tAis village The siEs of the tesah aws aad other bssss iadAr4.e that thsis Psssesssr mus have beea hags sPscs- assa of haasaitY. Ii h;s form had hesa psi ts- gethes witA mach regard te symms.ry, he esssaA act have soea inzs thaA Bias feel higA!
 EKhamsc with tAa.s bsnA&, ware rasOs of . dax and the fragments ef a breast plata 1, has lsag bssa Aa iasiaa easaOm. npaa the ds1sh of ehssf, to inter wsh his body thsi ct his faEsssis dsz. hs gaa. Ae, that ia the fair haaiiag grounds s ts whieh he h4s iearnsysd, he sasgAi sck nens sg ths regsiSises ei the ehsse. HEterssa Fts. sgeesr.
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Tho Pre...
swhss is tbe Ttess, sfis what ths ssnxaa Was so the NoslN when sisae wss ysanx.-

s'whsi is tbe TSsss. lis what ths ssngaa
 Was 70 the Nosk when iime wss ysaRg''
 It has beea wsn sad that te vsiated tisagsss can Desss die ualske fAe appeals of the srs,Or, wAseA leave bal temporary impression behind to wa@se into forgstfalness. the printed sestisBens resasn again ,o reaew iss infuesce aFea tbe hnaaaa mind. IL may be thoaEhilessly Perssed cssl aside .sA the
 mind diverted to oher things. bat II nesis fbs rad CT sgain snd echoes back is virtue or ils sire. Take glance 2, oar country. asd who csn measure inc present influence and future destiny ot ihs FTesss fl fnds 10 msH 20 iearbrd fha II cannot imprvye ooise so determined ;ai if cannot inueece noae elevated that Il cannot Taise yir1u- GUS sbai | cannot instruct In vixiae and noae ss vicious that ii cannot restrain iR vice Tbe rEiase ihought where is its termis4fiea--Hheas is is destiny Who raB n~ssuEs iss existenee. of wts0 determine is esset' Who tsii its evils. of Sho reeoan Its blessings Who can point 10 is resting plAcr, or who recite ia history Calculate the and virtue of reading recall is iBesiimahle blessings ia eiesA'ing pabiie morals in advancing rshgioa il disssmiasting lhieligsbes; in the over tuow of ia forcing poPalsr PreJ0d'ess to the potency of ruth; glance al inc vices if has gendefee; the dissipation Ii has wrought the ms cry ii has entsiIee, and may form idea ef the poweE and destiny ei fhe Press. Toe printed sen'msni. ireighsed with esL CT iraEgh with good. may noi arouse eihe feelings of the readers; t may bear DO nea doctrine. but fl gropss its way apon thcusands of human beings and effects no eereep- iib!e change yet seals Is iTath Of hetson tiIs willing mind. Ksay.
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THE AeRUn4c ONE ANB ISnHEstsLx.-FEosa the postharoans wnis'.ys e6 Msdisoa, a legacy Of lnestnshas value, esd wasthy el the EevereataA regard cf the Psesen, and ef future generations, the ioElowiag passage is extracted
 ...asv8cs 10 ms eoHntyAs fhis advice. if ever sees the light. will so, do Ii til am p0 mose, il may be eonsi4sIed as issuing from thetoHs, where truth alone can te respected. Aad fhe happiness O rn4a alone consulted. r w7Il be de1set from good tnseats6as, and from fhe experieeee ef who hes served bis eoansfy iH sareas stations threugh a period of forty years ~ho esPoosed In his yoath, and adhered through Ilfe, 10 the cause of liberty and xho has borne aF, ia most of the great iTans actions which wlA eeassists epochs of iis drssi1y. The advice neAest io iny heaFt and deepest m my convictions Is thaf the UsioS OF THe STATES be cherished and perpetaafed. Let the aroSed eBe- mes to ii be regasaeA Pandora N;h her box open ed and the disguised Ooes tie serpent sFesfng wiib his deadly wiles into Paradise"
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No. 49.

TMgnK wERs G1AxIa IN FRcsE Days --Frr4ssscr SaIisa3h. m me of his sectsre= nentsees ths dss- cpsesy of sa eaermeas aasnAI pf the E1ssd tribe. mea<ating sighsy iees length, isem waseis he ES- fers shst al saiaasis bsye d<gsBerased ssEeHad ts suppoesssa s farstked b reference ie lle has tory ef gishis H. the slssn iisse.
 fl 1paeass ffam tbs isss suraished by the rFoses- sor. that we of the prssent dsy are mere Ton TAsmb~." wAea somFred ~isA the hase Is.aivss- aAiiiies of Ahtsqsssy. Hese E tAe iis'.
 The xiaSi sxasSstsa iA Roasa, sh lTAs, measured over Is feet.
 6aHzphsas szw gisl she .sas lea feet hsgh.
 The body ol Grssas wss eleven iest ssa hslf high.
 The GsIblra, bsoagh, fFoa Arabia To Rome, uR- der Claaaes Cesar. wss nsaf ten lee.-
 Fsansa who lived ia te ti@e os Eagens IL, Gsaasased Il l-2 Ieet- The Csssalles Scssg. ia he ssysge b the peaks of Tsaesies, ioaod ose ei the eaFeEns si Ina mountain, ths head ol GanBane~, winch hsa eigh'y teeth, and Il was supposed lbAt Lls body ~ss 'so' less than hsieeA feet loeg
 Toe gi4B; Fsrrsgas. sis,a by Aisnao, nephew ie Cbarleuagise. wss eigssesn fesi higa.
 In l59e nesr Roaen, there wss soand sksleson whose skull beIc bushei of cora ana waese bod. must have beea eighteen feet ioag PIaferas saw al LEszen the hmman ooaes 0a | subject ls feet icog The giant Bsort vas ? I-I feel high his bOne' were soend in 1908. near the banks si rhe nvsl AAvsieri. ss& Tark 0rran-
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RREDEREcK .. GARRaTT, Psbl.sA'
TERMS

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 H The name of ne psrxen wili be entersd aPen esr books aslem payment hs maSe "a sAsenfr, or mssanad bv some responsible pcgson in this ely.
 IF Distant subscribers may ferEard us moncy by sttsr al oar expense, and aa rsk. provided ts pau,,aanters receipt be taken aBa preaeyed fer tpspsction. I- No deviation frsm the above terms
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f a ksBda saeh as ssraznsaf Bllia blils af Ending Fossers. Haadhillss SAeFSk, lnstieas anA Censss- sses' BsaEks: FuaeEsl and CesEien TteketA Cares. Book sna Pamphaes pr1asimx. sseeasn6 wssA sect nes~ sad aispaaeA. at Hsoae9ssAgricss fee e1sh.
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TRE FORTUNE rELLER's AlnSAc--To dream oi usiiislone about your neck. a sign of what you may expect fl you many ex,rsvgan' wife.
 ], Is very lucky 10 dream you pay for a thing twice over--sinre, afterwards, you will probably take esis To have sil your his IeeeiPted.
 If sou dream Of beer, Il Is sign you may have poi lack.'--
 To dream of boss foreboies a railway call
 To dream of a cab, foreshaaows ioarney, and T dispute at the end of it, which will probably have some reference 10 lhe far.
 To eresm of ice, is favorable omen Tor isdy, provided that she relates her dream 10 agreeable young man upon passing pastry cooks shOP on a ho, day.
 To see apples in your dream. beiokens wedding. because where yoa had apples you may reasonable expect pairs. . To dre m you are lame, is tpksn ths, yua get into a hobble.
 When young lady dreams of eofin. il beto- krs ths, she should instantly eiseost,Hue her tght stays, and always go warmly aud thickiy shod in we, weather.
 To drssm of soap. eetskens combat in which you may expect to get laibered.
 If you dream of eiock. il is a token thai you wiil gam cIecit-thsi Is. tiek.
 When a fashionable ycaag lady dreams of hI- bert, it is slga ber iboaghis are running apoa lhs colonel
 If yoa dream of clothes, Ii is warning not 10 20 10 law, for by the rule d eounuarlss yoa wlh be sais Of a nop-suit.
 To dream whst yOa are eating, is certain tO come true al breakfast.
 To Aream of barber denotes iosses-hairs nay be expected to be cut of-
 Dreaming sg walking barefoot, denotes Joursey which will be eootless-
 To dream Of eggs, is sisn that yo1 wsi eiscOEeT a DaEe's nest.
 To dream of having great number of servants, Is madness.
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 PAsr EvENTs.-The first white child born ia North America was virginia, daughter of Annani. as aId Eisaor Dare aed grand daughter of Gov. John White. She was born or the 18th August, Isg7, in Roanoke, in North Carolina. Her parents ia inc expedition seat oh by Sir Walter Raleigh in that year. There IS record oi her history save that Of her birth.
 The first minister who preached the gospel in North America wss Robert Han, of the Church Of England, exemplary nan. ~bo came cut in the same company with Capt. John Smith, in the year 1907 He vas much esteemed as a man of peace. and vas is many ways useful to the colony. Thsre is no record Of his death, os of has return 10 EBg land he died at Jamestown. He had a good library, which burnt win ali his other property. in the burning of Jamestown the next wiaie1 after he eane out.
 The first females who came 10 Virginia proper were Mrs. Forrest ard her maid, Anne Barns. ia tie expedition of Newport. le0s. The first mar riage in Virginia was ID the same yesr--Jebn Lay ann 10 Anne Barns. The ceremany vas prcpaky by the same .'good master Hunt
 -'he first iuiermaEriAgs between the white and Indians was John Rolis to PocahoniAs, in Aprll. I6I3 Pocshontss was also the first of the Virginia Indians tha; embraced christianity and was b.p- tiZed.
 The first legislative assembly in Vrginnia met in Jsiy, 1919, at the summons of Coz Gee Yeasdiey. One mooth later, negroes were first brought info the colony, by Dach nsn-oi-war
 The frs, periodical ia North America was the Bostcn News Letter, which made is appearance IN August, I7o5. The first in the Did Dominion the Virginia Gazette, published iiAinseaTg, by William Parks, weekly. al sevea shillinss- Il Ap- peaIed in I7s6, and long the only paper pabsh- ed in the colony. Slavery preceded ths periodical press IF years
 The Blue Ridge was first crossed by the whites in the year l7l4-
 The first iron furnace erected in North Anerfca was by Gov sPOttsgood, in i7so, m sPOiisylvAaia eouuiy, Va.
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Notice.

All persons, are warned not to plant on, cul
.te tia,der OF, or in any otller manner 10 tress-
pass on the lands OF Samuel Maverick, Esq,
lying in Sumter District, 10 prevent prosocu-
tions according to law
The lands may be rented OH application tc
the Agent.
Alrpsrsonsr indebted 10 tho same by Note
or Account are requested TO make payment
at once to the undersigned to save costs. ~
The lands according 10 plat are as follows.
Two lois in Slntervii!e, one twenty acres,
T. one about two acres.
One lot in Stn,csbur,, near Chinn's Hotel
One tract, $50 l-2 Acres, Q-2 2n.e S. E.
Of Il tract called Monthopc, sold to Mr.. Wells
some years since, below pocotaligo Bridge,)
being part OF tract originally granted to
Isaac Gi,ldings for 1900 Acres, situated on
Pretty g. Do.Eennci Branches, waters oil
Black river, adjoining lands Of ID. Garrett.
One tract, LOO acres, adjoining the l59 1-2
acre tract, to the eastward OF it, on Pretty &.
Dngcnncl Branches, wa:ers of Black river,
adjoining lands .: Brtton Ailsbrooks, g. Has
tin Taylor.
One tract, ll0 acres, about l mile S. E.
tro:nthe l60 acre tract, OH Briar Branch, wa
ters ol Black river, adjoining lands OF John
Grecning, Rheubcn, Nichols, &I-Furman
One tract, 435 acres, about 3 miles S. w
fthc hlonthopc tract, said to adjoin the l3;j
acre trac-, N. E. side OF Sammy Swamp wa
ters OF Black river, adjoining lands Of John
Pack, s. Thomas Minis.
One tract, 4O5 acres, joining the 4:35 acres
N. Il. side OF Sammy Swamp, waters OF Black
| river, adjoining lands OF John China g. JOS
Pack.
Oae tract, 135 acres, said to adjoins the
I35 acres, n. side OF Sammy Swamp, waters
Q! Black river, adjoining lands OF John China
g. HI. Giddngs.
One tract, IlA0 acres, on Burnt Branch OF
Rurch Branch Day, Salem County, adjoining
lands Of "ireen now Webb Kingstree, VIM
Mckinney, E*'c:. z, Norwood, Robert Law,
d. Whitley Cokcr or Est. Sug. Coker.
The i35 s. 4U5 acres were originally in one
tract, OF $40 acres, granted to John China,
May, 1861, by Gov. Jas. b. Richardson
bounded by lands of Joel Bard, Jos. Pack
and josiah Furmhn.
+. II. ADAMS, Any,
A;,.w jvr Sam, Mascrick.
Sam'ervilIc, S. G. l5 1t
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White, The war which bus been 20 dong
devastating the pehi1suin, lis draWi ii,e 10 d
close, by The suIingation of,beesinsuliFEen,ss
" TIE capture Of The city Of Peto, alfeaJy
saeorded, !, has been followed shy that Of
tho silnportant stronghold Of 'Iishushco,
sgAich wns the headquarters Of the frevol.
ted zlntEans, and tho very5focus OF The in.
surrectien. f'hisSplace fell iRoihc hands
OF. Col. Mendez, commanding the fourth
division of The Yhcatan army, in which
are Col. Whites volunteers. The iImli.
ails rctrcnted without striking n blow In
its defense The Boletin, il IN extra,
puhlishednt Moridn, onthe I7lh ultimo,
expresses the belief that this crowning
success ofthc army ofopera,iois virtual
~ puts amend to the war,
Died on 20 inst, r.. j. Spencer, nged
25 years. The subject of this notice wns
deprived OF life by sudden and distress
ing accident. He had gone from homo
to plant two kinds Pulna Christie seed
tho white and rcd-( the latter Of which is
q poison)n on his return cut son,c Of
the poisonous sort, which. caused his death
. II short limo afterwards. Same ofthe seed
were given to his wife and the servants,
who wero violently affected by them, but
recovered. Tho deceased had recently
removed 10 this District and mar
ricd. He wasa native cf Grecnvi'lc. Ho
has left large circle Of friends 10 mourn
his loss. He died with grea, composurc
md resignation.
,Nai.inn So Ca. ,Siar.
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The defendant, John a. Mason, being con-
fined within the prison bounds Of Darlington
District on three Writs of Capias ad Salts,
faciendum, at the suits of w. II. Cannon and
praying for the henefit Of the Acts Of the
General Assembly for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors, together with schedule Of his es-
tate and effects; Notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of the said defendant and
especially to w. II. Cannon and ]. Eli Gregr
to appear at the Court Of Common Pleas, TO
be holden at Darlington Court House, for tho
District OF Darlington, on the third Monday
in March1ncxt, to shew cause, if any they
can, why the estate and effects OF the said
John 4. Mason should not be assigned and
he be discharged according to the provisions
of the said Acts. 2..
=. D. BRUNsoN, Clerk
Clerk's Office, Darlington, C. H.
|. October 80, 1913, 80 l5f
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Land fer Sale,

Th, subscriber herg dcsirous Of remov-
ing To the West, offers for sale, the Planta-
ton upon which he lives, containing 292
acres, situated two miles South Of Eishopvllc.
Upon the plantation is New Gin House and
Screw, with other necessary buildings.
Any person wishing to purchase land in
this section, will do we'll to apply soon to the
subscriber upon The premises.
WM. II. KELLY.
Dshopvillc, IL Jan, 1870. ID 1T
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Executors Notice.

.A!lparaons inle1toi to the Estate Of Thos
B:accy, of S>m;ar District, deceased, are re-
ques,cd to make payn. en'; and all persons
having claims a;;ai st tl,, same are called
upon to prcsan. tier accounts, properly at
ted, TO l.. N. An ic:sor, Esq, Suintervillc.
]. p. WA.IES, Qualifcd Er'or.
jan %, 1919. l3 BIN
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Bordontown, N. J., Oct. 25, 1915.
Mr.. Seth W. Fowl:

Dear Sir,-Dr. Wistar's Dalsam OF
Wild Cherry hus been in the market some
six or seven years. .SThc universal celebrity
which this medicine has gained over all 9TH
ers throughout the whole country, is enough
to convince the most incrsdulGrs 0! the great
value Of it, and encourage those who arc sck
to try it. hove long fcl, it my duty, and
wishes for an opportunity to express to you
my gratitude for tho benefit have derived
from it. I have hcen rescued from the grave,
and saved from thlt most terrible disease,
consumption, by using it. Last winter after
took bad cold, was troubled with n Sc
we're cougl. fer several weeks, so that my ap.
petite and strength failed me. Twas obliged
to give up my b.lsincss, leave my bench and
shop. had all the alarming SYMPTOMS OF Con-
sumption, such as pains in the side, sweating
nights, &c. tried many kinds Of medicine,
but all in vain, until procured bottle of
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
ClIhRRY, which, by faith and perseverance,
finally saved my life, and cured ME entirely.
Ihavc not enjoyed as good hcal,f,s g. twelve
years past as ] do now.
THOMAS BENNETT.
We are personally acquainted with Mr..
Bennett. Tho public may rely upon the
truth OF his statement
WElITALL STOKES,
GEORGE PARKER.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS
on the wr per. For salo in Slmterville sy
DR.. J. I. MILLER, n. the Drug Store; and
by Druggists generally in South Carolina.
esss.".>
MAtkIEO--On the :}ls. January, by the
Rev. N. Graham Mr.. WIN l.. MCFARLAND,
of Chesterfield District, tn Miss LcoSonA
BARKLEy, of Samcft district.
On the ls.. inst. By the Rev. J. II. Zm-
:ncrumn, Ir. Wa c. REAMEs 10 Miss SARAH
AMANDA, danyh or of NJ. Ezekiel Dixon, all
OF Sumter District.
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NOTICE,

Dissolution of Copartmerss,ip.
The Copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm of a. WHITE g. CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The name of the firm will he used in clos
ing the business and efIecting settlements,
which either party is hereby authorized to do.
A: WHITE,
w. NJ. DFLORME.
G-All persons indebted to the above firm
1 by Note or Otherwise, are respectfully re-
quested to come forward and make payment.
Sum,ervillc, Jan, l, 1910. II I'm 3
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School Removed to Sumter
vile,

TO The Pro;le cf S"m.ca'siNe, dc:
Seeing little prospect o. school ut my
residence, | have rented tommoiious room.
in the village, where | respc ily Offer my
humble services again MS i .achcr. The
rates of Tuition shall not exceed those of the
schools already there. ask my old friends
of the village and vicinity, to give me some
'h:ng to TO, and | will honestly try to act out
my part.
With sentiments Of respect,
w. q. BARRETT.
Feb 7, 1910.