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The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
Tha Chnlera-

We learn that this disease is abating at New Orleans, and at the towns the lower Mississippi; while in St. Louis, Cincinnati and Louisville, and in the eastern cities, it is greatly the increase. We give below the newspaper reports. which unquestionaby fall far short of the actual number of cases and deatbs:
 ST. LoCIA June l4.--on Saturday 26 deaths ci cholera occurred; on Sunday g; on Monday 10. The appearance of the disease is on the increase, The interments for the past three days l2s; of cholera, l03
 Private letters from that city make out the num- Der of deaths daily more than double the reports.
 CINCINNATI, June l5.-The number of intermenis yesterday were p of cholera and 2 Of other diseases.
 PHLADELPHIA, June l4.-No cases of eholert to- day. At New York there were 30 cases and l6 deaths.
 NORFOLK, Va, June l4.-There have been l2 deaths from cholera for the week ending Tuesday. The steamer Water Wich returned from Portsmouth with % cases of cholera which broke out board, after being at sea only a few days. Several have since died.
 CIscISsAr-The Cincinnati Commercial of Thursday, says
 "In one house, on Elm street above Liberty, yesterday, whole family lay dead at the same time consisting of four persons. They were victims of oh ctera."
 NASHVILLE, June ls-Orders for interments at the cemetery up to II o'clock to-day, 2l; seventeen deaths reported since that time; but the proportion of cholera cases not ascerained. The disease is rapidly increasing. Six deaths in the Hermitage district, in the neighborhood of Nashville, yester day.
 CHOLERA iN PoiNr CourEE.-The Point Coupee Echo of Saturday last has interesting iniorma- ton relative to cholera and it's treatment in that parish. It says:
 The cholera has somewhat suusfied in OUT parish. The cases Of late occurrence on the Bayou Crosse Tete, seem al length 10 yield to skIiul and careful treatment. Dr. Lyne has been particularly successful in the cases under his care. He has adopted mode of treatment which is al least novel 10 us: that of cuppng along the spine. We saw him apply the cups in several instances 10 the spine, which afforded the patient instant relief arreslihg the vomiting and relieving the painful soreness Of the stomach, of which patients complain and suffer so much. In cases of extreme pnTging he gave ln- lections of tannin, with fifty drops Of laudsnum, Tn starch waerin the absence of tannn sugar of lead, and even nitrate of silver was used"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
The Thirty.first Congress--House of R ep.
 resentatiyeS.

The best classification of the probable strength of parties in the next House of Representatives, we think, Is the following, taken from the Washing ton uaion. In making this statement. the Union gives at length the data upon which it's calculations are made, and the for making the political divisions as stated below.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

IT Maria Edgeworth. the once popular novelist s dead She died at her residence in Ireland at the age of eighty-three years.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

oJ- Prince Albert. of Prussia, lately sued 10 be divorced fiom his wife, the Pdneess Mary of the Netherlands. on the ground of nsaperable aversion; and the divorce was granted by the tribunal Of Der tn on the 25th uli.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

CHEAP wokK>-The Dcylsstown (Pa.) Demo, erat says that all democrats who voted for Gen. Taylor and do not return to their party. ought to be sat "psmpiss thundsv ct tGres esats eisp"'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

THE OksAs The first pambeT sf the si'ep1aN was isSaed at wsshingiea on the lssh insL ias National Whig b discoH1aaed4
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

GoLD-The ship Lexington arrived at New I 'rA on ina ll,h inst, from San Francisco. with two hundred and fifty thousand dollars of gold aust
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

IT Col. A. N. Mitchell, of Cincinnati, has besn appointed marshal of Minnesota.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

To Keep FisA .diirs,-This may be done by soak ing the soft part of bread in brandy ard inserting # into the s of the fish while yet is alive. and ater wards spsinkiing il over gently with brandy. Thus prepared, and carefully packed in straw. the fish will keep alive ten or twelve days, as may be proved by putting 1t into fresh water at the end of that time when. aftsr few hours immersion. it will recover from its pEolraeteA drunkenness.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

G- The Arkansas river is falling, but is still il fine stage for boating.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26

e- Queen Victoria was 90 yea,s old on the 18th ci May.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-26
Tdttle Rock ArscnaI.

A recent visit to this dspst sf srms impressed upon s,s the superiority which invariably marks ,hs sschI,setsssl works of Uncle Sam. is tsae
 ihst money is generously aPPrepris'sd' but here
 ws fnd taste aud beauty and erder-things which ICoheress csnnst always furnish. Nothing can be
 more handsomely designed than the whole plan of 'the work. not could it be costly carried out with greater effect than its well ordered ssndiioa Prs-
 sents at this moment The piles of massive ma
 soBry. well Sled with the implements of wur--the
 clean grounds, closely turfed. and studded with
 old oaks are objects of admiration, and reflect much credit upon the taste and management of Major Butler, the commanding officer. Strangers may
 find many things of interest in visit 10 tho Arse
 naI--not the least among which is splendid field
 battery of brass gans and howtzsrs, of the newest
 patterns, complete In all its equipments.
 Major B. informs us that sa assignment of nine thousand dollars is made from the general aPpro- |prissiOn for arsenals, for the continued improve ment Of the post and the foundation for mora
 buildings is already commenced.
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South Carolina MeoaEcaa
ASSOCIATION.

YEYHE Annual Meeting Of. the South Caro-
q. lima Medical Association will be held ON
Wednesday. the 2lsl February, (being the lhnd
Wednesday, at 10 o'cnck, a. NJ. in the Jail
of tho Apprentices Library Society, Meeting
Street.
The attendance Of MI dplomatcd prac'iinn-
crs in good standing. throughout the Stale, II
respectfully invited on tllat occasion. as the
rule requiring that an applicant for admission
into the Association, shall he nominated by a
Fellow, will not 90 into operation until after
this meeting. Those who may be prevented
by professional or other engagements iiom al
tending. can hecoine members by anlh"rlzng
one of their friends or The Recording Secretary
to enrol their names.
The President and Directors of the South
Carolina r. X. Company have. with their acS
customrd ibcrality, reduced the ia,e or tine
Rail Road one half, 10 all who may he disposed
10 avail themselves Of the opportunity 10 culne
down.
d.. C. CAIN, Rcc'dg Scc'ry.
Jan24 4t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY.
DYJOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary O.
p Edgeiicld District
Whereas Charles Jones. hath ap.
piled 10 me FOR Letters Of Administration
DE- Jonis ron, on MI aud singular the goods
and chaueis, rights aud credits Of Mary
Jones sr. dec'ed, late Of the District afore-
said deceased
These are, therefore, 10 cite aud admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred and cred
ilors Of The said deceased, TO lie and appear
before me, at our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 he holden al Edge
field CourI House, on the 5th day Of Feb
ruary next. TO show cause. if any, why
tho said administration should not be gran-
ted.
Given under my hand and seal. this tbs
23l day OF January in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forry-nine. and in the 73d year of Amer
lean, Independence.
JOHN HILL, ED.
Jan 24 2t
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MORE NEW GOODS
AT THE ORIGINAL
Ch cap Ca sh tore.

Cheap Cash Store.
a Hgs Of splendid brown Sugar; II
i pounds for 81,
! Hgs. OF superior brown Sugar, IL lbs. for 81
Bags Of Coffee warranted good or no pay,
10 pounds for 81,
Bes, Sperm Oil ONLY 81 per Gallon, Molas-
scs, Vinegar, Mackerell Irish Potatoes for
planting, whole Rice, all as low as City
Prices.
Cheese 12i cents per pound fresh Soda
Biscuits and Crackers l2h cents per pound. /.
6OOO superb Segars, comprising an assort-
mcnt from 10 cents 10 So cents per dozen, by
the quantity very low.
] Box Of Anderson's pressed Tobacco, and
q full assortment Of all kinds.
Powder and Shot, Pepper, Ginger, Spices,
best Pearl Starch, Copperas, Dutch Madder,
Salaclatus, Soda, Cologne and Lavender,
clc. etc,
62 dozen Cups and Saucers, very low.
Al dozen Plates Of all descriptions, with
variety of different Goods in that line.
Cases Of Umbrellas. and few Silk do.
CAPS.
complete assortment Of Boys & Mems
Caps, from l24 cents up higher.
Harmo nicas Pocket Knives with Pencils,
Spcctacles, Scissors.
FOR THE LADIES.
White and Colored Kid Gloves, and new
assortment Of Dry Goods, Of various articles
too numerous TO cnumeratc, which including
the Stock on hand is decidedly the bes; &C.
lectcd ASSORTMENT that can be found anywhere.
In regard Of selling cheap bargains, the
Subscriber respectfully informs the Commu-
nifty in general that he intends to go North
shortly for Spring Goods, and in order 10 re-
duce his Stock he wil! sell very low, and as
his Store is well known, i, is only necessary
for those who doubt tito come and be con-
vinced of the truth. Therefore call, look at
my Goods and Prices, and you will say this
is the Store where the best assortment il,
and the greatest Bargains are sold.
J. COHN.
January "a lS49 If !
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GROCERIES,, &c.
,IfTST RECIEVED.


! Cask winter strain Sperm Oil, 81 l2a pei
Gallon.
| | Tercn Whole Rice. 90 pnnads Tor 81
i2 Barrels Claraicd Brown Sugar, heanIln
9rnnnds for 81.
, EaneIs Brcwn Sugar, light and dry, 10 and
IL pounds for 81,
5 Bags Flo Coffee,
double Refined Loaf Sugar. I2t cis Trr pound
Sperm Candies, 37.i cents per pound
Imitation English Cheese,
Pearl Starch and Ginger. l2! cents per pound
Black pepperand SalirraIus, ~ els perp p"n''
Bunch Raisins, ]2b Gents per pound
T"hacco, Snuff, and choice brand of Sc
sars together with general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Crockrry, Hardware. Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps; all of which we will sell lower
than can be procured elsewhere.
Il. CAUSSE & CO.
Jan. II 1S49, If 50
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C0pardaersFlIp Notice.

HHHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
p friends and the Public generally, that
they have entered into a oparlncrship, to car.
ry on The 1ayloring business, under tie style Of
CnLGaN d. MAYS. aud will 10 business next
door To S. F. Goode. They intend keeping a
snnd assortment Of the best material in this
line, and solicit from the Public Share OF
patronage.
JOHN COLGAN.
J. J. MAYS.
The Subscriber takes this opportunity of re.
turning his sincere thanks tn his friends for
their liberal patronage, and soics coninu-
ance of the same.
JOHN COLG.AN.
Jan. II 1910 If SO
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January "a Is49
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c.
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS At

FOR SALE on REASONABLE TERMS At
APOTHECARIES' HALL.
a LSO just received fresh lot Of Malaga
IA Grapes and Raisins, Oranges and Lem
ons, Confectionery and Segars.
Patent Medicines, comprising the Grac-
fcnburg Cos. Medicines, Risley's Sassapu,
rila and Extract Of Buchu. and OF Pink
Pills, Ploslcrs, sc Sc,
Prescriptions accurately made or prep arcd
TO order.
TERMs-Cash or approved credit.
by JOHN ID. CHASE, NJ. D.
EdgeGed C. II. Jan. "a, ls49, If
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Frpn Ms Columbia Telegraph, 23d inst.

We are pleased 10 learn that the Hon.
John C.. Calhoun's attack was merely a
dizziness in he head, probably arising from
some lriflins indisposiion. lie was in his
seat on the afternoon Of The same day,
apparently very well. His health is a
matter of national concern now-and the
community may well feel deep interest
in it's continuance.
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JOHN COLGAN.
/ [ AIANS
MEDICAL NOTICE.

RR. E. F. TEAGUE takes this method of
3 y informing the ciiizens of Edgefeld Viii
Iage aud vicinity, that he has made a perma-
ncnt residence here, for the purpose Of pracli-
sing Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics.
He has been engagcd cxrcnSive r,ac'icc
for the last c,ur years III company with his faith.
erDr. r. league in Larlrcns District, aud hopes
tina, his experience and nnceasing attention
10 the duties Of his profession. will obtain Tor
him share of public palnnage.
His Office is next door TO Col. BaIlsllctt's Of
fee, opposite Mr.. Cnmpty's Hotel. hiS resi-.
dence is the house formerly occupied by S. S.
Tompbins Esq. near the Male Academy.
He may be found at Ills office in the day, and
residence at night unless professionally cnga-
ged. -.
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Telecranhic DESPATCH TO The Eeren

A Teleeraphic Despatch to the Eeren,
ing Nsws. dated Washington, January
19, SAYS: Mr.. Calhoun is very unwel', but
no, dangerously so; he walked to the
Capital this morning but over excited
himself, and had 10 he taken home. II
is thought that his nervous system is IN
stale of darangeu ent.
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A despatch from Washington, the lllh
instant, 10 Philadelphia, says:
THE committee Of fifteen appointed
by the southern members of Congress met
this morning at the call Of the suh-com-
m,iee of FIVE. A general interchange Of
views took place among them, and various
opinions were exposed. Mr: Clayton. it
is understood, dissened entirely from The
address prepared 5y Mr.. Calhoun; and
disapproved indeed. of the whole proceeds
ing. The conmiuee adjourned without
any definite action. They will rtce, again
Oh Sarur,lay-preliminary to The general
meeting of ofMonday-and il is supposed The
manifesto will then be adopted" p"
Baltimore Sun. I3M inst.
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GoWHrEsseEsFasD oROffce.

fE7HE Subscribers respectfully inform their
y friends aud the pnblic generally, rIntthcy
have entered into copallnersh:p /" tran-ac:
The Mercantile business, Under tie style Of
Wn.LiaHs u CHRISTIE, and will do business
in the llnnse formerly occupied by e. l.. & /.
Penn. They intend keeping constantly nn
hand, n com pIele and fill assortment of oil such
Guods as.are usually keptln this market, aud
solicit from the public share Of patronage.
J. a. WILLIAMS,
S. CHRISTIE.
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EiH0E E0ficS.
E:xecsator,s NctEce:

a Ill those indebted to the Estate of J. w.
IA Gibbs, deceased, are required to make
payment on or before the inst day of February
next as expectlo leave for Texas about that
rimr, my papers are row in the hands Of Col
John Hill. who will attend to any settlement
that may be offered during my absence for
few days.
JEFFERSON s. NASH. Exccnlnr.
SARAH ANN CUMMINGS, I Execa-
MARY GIBBS. {trix.
jan. 10, f 81
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EIGbS'E',

EGSE',
GAN the. 2ist or 22d Of December last,
SD between Hamburg and Mrs. Ander-
-:T5:.. j, pl H. .:s,-..-.>---I,----
Pocket Book, containing about rs Dollars,
as follows:-A ten dollar bills, FIVE dollar
bills, all on The Bank Of Hamburg, and
about or 9 dclars in silver. The finder
will confer great favor on the subscriber
by returning the same, and be well rewarded.
ELIZABETH Johnson.
Jan 8, lS9 If so
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S!IERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Andrew shcaly, and
Eizaberh Murphy, Bill for account
IS. and
Felix l.. Bodic, and transfer of funds
James Nlurphcy.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
4 james Murphy. one of the defendants
in this case. resides from and beyond The
limits of this State. On motion Of MIR.
Jones, Comp'l Sol'r. it is ordered that the
said James Murphy do appear and plead,
answer or dcmur, 10 the said bill of com.
plant. within three Months from he pub
lication hereof, or the said bill will be Ia :
ken pro con nf'sso against him.
S. S. TOMPKINS. c.E.E.D.
Comm issioncr's Ollire. Jan. II, 1919.
Jan. "a Sin 1
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TotECc.

FE7IIE unders gucd as Assignee Of G. NJ.
& Brannon, gives notice TO nil persons hav-
ing claims against the Firm Of G.. NJ. e. W. B.
Brannon to meet him at Edgcfield Court House.
on Wednesday 3ls' inst. at which time he will
make dividend Of tho money in his hands
COLLECTED according to the assignment.
LEROY II. MUNDY, Assignee.
~ The Charleston Courier and Hamburg
Journnl, will copy three times weekly, and for.
ward accounts To this Office.
January l0'lS49, lt 81
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Executors Sale.
Brought to the Jail

AF tins District, a negro man who says his
W name is uARRY, aud that he belongs 10
Mr.. Samuel Young, of Lanrens District. S. e.
Said fellow il abunt five feet. 5 or Il inches
high, about 40 years of age, Of dark complex.
ion. He has scar over his right eye and one
near bis left eye. his lorcfngcr on his right
hand has been blokcn, his forehead very flat;
he says he runaway sometime in May OF June
last. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him
away ur he will be dealt with according tn law
A. II. BURT, J. L. ID.
Dec 6, 1913 If 4G
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GssessgiOse.

TEIHE Ilaw Gan Beat Company is here
4 hy ordered TO parade al liaw Gap,
on Saturday 27,h inst. Armed aud equipped
as The Law directs,
BY order of Capt. D. L. SHAW.
&. NJ. ROPER, o. 5.
Jan II, 81 So
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

THE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform
ing his lr;crds and customers, that he has taken
III Col. 5. Chri'ic ASA partner in his business,
and will visit Charleston in Il few days 10 rr-
pleniSIl their Stock. lie would take this OPP
porlnriIy If returning his most sncrrr i'InnAS
la his friends for their very liberal patronage.
and hcgs leave 10 solicita continuance Of liic
same to the new concern.
J. A. WILLIAMS
Jan. 3 1919, # 50
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MONEY WANTING.

HHN HE Subscriber has once visited indi-
IL vidnally those indebted to him and re-
ques'cd payment 10 be made, he will now
collectively inform them that he still wants
money, and if no settlement is made with
him By the 18th Of February next, they will
have 10 pay collector to colec, for me.
NJ. ETHEREDGE.
Take not tho above for Joke, if you do,
you will be deceived. nj. f.
Jan. "a 1919 2t
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N0tlcc.

a LII those inhibited 10 the Estate of John
IA +. Marlin deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands, 10 present them properly atesled.
JOHN HILL, O. T.. D.
NUy :3m Al
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Mount Hnon Male and Female
MG "a ID IT. H5TE S.

FITliE exercises Of these institutions will
IL commence on the secnnd Monday in
January, under the direction of SILAs L. Hell!
LEE. Esq, aud Lady. The year will be divided
into tw0 sessions of FIVE months each. MIR.
Heller il graduate of the 5. Z. College, and
beth !r and his lady have had severhl years
experience in teaching. These institutions are
situated in Ejgel:eId District. about 26 miles
rohcast from EdgeieId Court House, near
Cnianmn's Cross Roads, and about miles
from Higgins Ferry. They are in religions
and moral nrightoli!nnl In point of health
this seclinn is not surpassed by any in the
State; and we trust that the undouhted qualIfi;
caIiorS Of orr teachers will insure 10 those
srhaoIs respectable portion Of the public pat.
rnnasc. 4 competent music teacher will be
employed.
Rates Of Tuition.
Spelling. Reading and
Wiring. Sc 90 per session:
Arithmetic, English Gram
mar. and Geography, 0 90 "
The o.Irr higher branches
of English ~ 90
Latin & Greek Languages IL 90 !"
N,sic or the Piano, Is 90
Use of Piano, . 90
Drawing and Painting, 8 90
Embroidery Il Needle Work 3 %
Pupils charged from The time Of entering 10
the close Of The session.
Boarding in Respectable families from So to
- ncr month.
JOHN CHAPMAN, !
Al. W. CI.ARF, 4
JOHN COLEMAN,
RICHARD COLEMAN,
JOSEPH GRIFFITH, =
WI. STEOT!li.H.
Jan > i; 81
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saSl9Sz - - 5
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CHARLESTON, J a

The sales CT Cation amounted 10 3OUU
bales, at 5S ro7. The prices Of better
grades very full.
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Be thany Acad e nv,

FHrlIE Trustees Of the Bethany Academy;
Il takes Ibis method OF informing the citi-
zrns Of E,igeiicId aud the surrounding Districts;
that ,hey have secured the services Of Mr.!
TEn'nas II. Johnson, rs Teacher for the ensl,-
ing year. air. Johnson is just from the South
Carolina College. and brings with him high
testimonials rs to character and qualifications:
lie also spent near Two years as student IN
Blown University, an Institution second 10
none in the Union lori1s thorough and scientific
mode Of instruction. This Academy has d,
healthy location about two miles from Liberty
Iii !, and is removed from all sources Of temp
tation to vice aud dissipation. The scholastic
year is divided into Two sessions Of five months
each.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION:
Elementary Branches with Geogru.
ply and Arithmetic, So 90
The above with Grammar and History, 10 0U
Ma licnatics, embracing Surveying &c
Natural and Mora! Philosophy, 12 90
Languages and Mathematics. is 00
If desired instruction in the French Language.
The Schoul will commence operation the
second Alonday in January next. None re-
ceived for n shorter period than half session.
Good board can be obtained from Sc 10 S.,
per mouth.
ABNER PERRIN. P BIT.
Ooc OF tf an
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lest T-Cs6ce.

AGSf "a C!ece.
q Ii those indebted to the old firm Of
IA Presley & Bryan, who do not pay their
notes and accounts in time TO be served be-
fore Return Gay, will positively be sued.
Also those indebted 10 the subscriber for
the year 1877, due the 1st January, ls4S,
will be. included, as one year is as long as l
can wait after the account is due, as lowe
the money and am obliged TO pay it.
B. C. BRYAN.
Jan 3, 1919 If 50
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.B'G T. q C G.

a Ii Persons indebted to The firm Of Burt
"a. T. Dolby, eiIIler BY mole or book account
up to the Is, Of January lSl0, arc requested TO
make immediate payment. as indulgence can
no longer be given.
BURT g. DOBY.
jan 24 If
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Nss's'EGsis

s5E'EsiEis
NTR. Rolf, who h' Id rnndilioually an in
lTH terest in the tigI:, of Ed-ciir!I District,
To Ilu,chkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels ('aIcnD
has never complied with said condition. lI;ero
fore he holds no interest. and has no right te
sci! or ma e any contract for said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners. of said
right, and right purchased from any other,
unless our agent, will no, he good.
Mr.. J. r.. WEBER, we anthorise, with full
power to cct as our agent.
COTHRAN e. MOORE.
March /. 1917 II 6
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IIrs, McCIintoclz's

PRI RY sc II DOL.
TERMS PER QuARrER-SpeI!ing. Reading
Arithmetic, $500
Geography, History and Writing,
with the above, 500
Mrs. AlcClintock will accommodate Young
Ladies ne borders also.
jar. II ISIS, 81 50