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J. A. n A 8 Q n
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10 TO DIR. MASON, where you can get the
best Of work done without paying
all you have got for it, and
Where you can haze set Of Teeth made
that Uiu suit you, scifhOut having three
or four sets made, and paying
for them each time.
He makes use Of tho best stock--Gold Plate
mAde from the Coin.
He makes the heavy and heavy round
lining Plate-~ork.
Bile makes his own specimens.
my5d
Ar ". HI q r -, M. D., surge on
y1s Dentlst. 0fics ON Sscond-St.,
between Main aud johnson streets, kco-
kuk. lows. fmsy&AAw1 0Il1D
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0uesAio ana Lake Huron Rai,roaa

I CHICAGO TO BUFFALO FfA DETROIT
AZ the above office tickets for New York. Boston,
and all the stations on tho New York 5 Erie and
New York Central Railroads can be obtained,
L. WAHIACk,
s Agent of D. 4 l.. II. Railroad.
Office No. SO Dearbon Street, Chicago.
April 10, '6S-dly-c.Hs
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The progress Of this eovpofation has. been stable
and uninterrupted through ssasonsof financial sun
shine and storm, or periods eventfui In or exempt
from sweeping cornagrations and maritime die
ter. Being long established on q cash basis, t
troubles Of the credit system eject ~ in NO No.
rial particular. "a
During "hard times" the security Of reliable n.
suranse il m imperative duty--the ability d
property owners to sustain loss being then much
lsesened.
Agencies In all the principal cities and town,
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, BY any Of the duly authorised Agent. Of the
Company.
IBusiness attended to with Despatch and Fl
deity. 80
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Agency, corner Of 1nd
and Main-sss. Ii b. TEN-RYCK,
mch9iAw6m State sesx
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,. - VONoGLL,
Mea1Np IN Drugs am1 Modichnee.
PAINTS, oII6, DYR.STUfFS,
RNUSHE6, perfumery, Fancy Articles, and al
IJthc Patent Medicines Of ~ day, No. lSl Aain
stsst, ksokuk. Iowa. lmay24d6ml
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Literary EjepOt,
WIN. WILSON,
(sUccEssoR TO x'nLLxs co.,)
Johnson ST., Near the Post office.
.IIAvIN6 purchased the we'll known Literary
II Depot 81 Mcmillan CO. the undefsi gncd
will continue the business in all its depsr tments.
am in constant recsipt of all the
Daily Newspapers,
Weekly Literaries,
Monthly Msgasines, and
New Publications generally.
Also, a large assortment of Stationery.
msy12d MN. WILSON.
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AssIGNEEs SALE.

4 ~ SulcdaY in December next ut PicKcne,
" Z. H., will soil to Tic highest bidder.
ON credit of ninemonths with interest from
day of safe; the following Real Estate assign
'dlT rTI TGo* ,' D; q rsin, VIZ. 80,
Gplden's Cr<sArs.
The Taylor .cc whcroon Ephraim Snr.
gent now lives containing 2G0 acres adoin-.
ing lands of John Bowen, Stephen Clayton
and others.
A Tract containing 00l acres on Wri~hts
Creek, waters Of JOcasSce Rivor ndiuininr
lands of the Estate of Samuel Maverick and
the North Carolina line.
fhe undivided half Of n tract containing
about GOO acres on Six Mile Creek adjoining
mnds Of Samuel Mavericks Estate, Widow
Merck and others.
Toxaway River, adjoining lands granted to
Samuel Maverick and others.
a. Tract cnntaining 1000 acres on waters
OF Ioxoway River, adjoining land granted to
jeremiah Field and others.
a Tract containing 81 acres on both sides
OF Devils Fork ofJucasscc River, and on both
sides of the road from Pickons c. ii. to Cash
ler.s Valley. adjoining lands surveyed for
Grlshom and Norton and Others
The remainder of tract originally granted
to Bcnjamin Wallace. containing $40 acres
on Boonc's creek waters of Kcowee River.
and adjoining lands Of James Robertson and
others.
Tract htaining 81 acres on branches
of Colcn"y, waters of Saluda River, and adj
joining lands granted to George Hudson, JAS.
Jctt and others.
\ Tract containing 474 acres on branches
OF BraSstown creek, waters of Tucnloo River.
and adjoining lands granted to Robert Strib
ling and others.
The remainder, about halfof n trnet con-
tanning ~ acres on both sides Of Battle creek.
waters ofChattuga River, and adjoining lands
of the Estate Of Caleb May and others.
hc remainder about half Of tract con-
!aning 'O! acres on Camp Branch, waters of
Ehottnga I,,.g river and adjoining lands of j. y
Whitner and others.
The above lands will be sold by the tract,
he the number facrcs more or less, cxcep,
perhaps the Home Tract, and the Grants and
other papers relating to the same, will be cx-
hibtcd on day of safe
Also, negro woman about 81 years old
on the same terms, at the same time and place
And Thursday following at the residence
of the said Thos. D. Garvin, all his personnl
property. consisting of Horses. Cattle. Hogs,
Biacksmiths Carpenters and Farming Tools:
Wagon and Buggy, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c. &c. On like credit of nine
months with interest from day of sale, for all
sums OF Ten do!larsand more. All sums un-
der that amount will be required in Cash.
such security az the Assignee wishes must
be given before the property will be delivered
or titles made to the Real Estate.
All the above property will be offered Mt
private sale until days of sale above mention
cd. j. b. CLAYTON.
90 80 Assignee and Agent.
O'I' -, ISoN. 10 I'd
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sal attention. The glances cast at it and the
remarks made about it, had rendered its
owner somewhat sensitive upon the subject.
A halfgrown negro boy was summoned by
the proprietor to carry his baggage to his
room. Cuffee was much taken with the nose
as he came out of the room, unable to con-
tain himself longer, he exclaimed
.Golly, what nose!"
Our traveller overheard him. and went to
his master with n demand for his punish
mont
Cuffce was called up, and, at the suggcs-
ton OF some by-standers, was let off on con
dition that he would apologize to the often
dcd gentlemen. This he rcadiIy agreed to
do. Walking to the room where our travel
ier was, and touching his hat and humbly
bowing, he said
Massa, you amt got no nose at allv
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ADMINISTRATIONS sALE.

FENlIERE will be sold at tho residence of
IL Robert a. Hawthorn, on Chocstoa creek,
in Pickens district, on Saturday the eleventh
day of December next to the highest bidder
the following property belonging to the Es-
tate of Josiah f. Perry, deceased:
Fight or Ten head of Mules aud Horses,
Thirty or Forty head OF Cattle,
Three yoke of Oxen,
Twenty or thirty fattening Hogs,
Thirty or forty head of Stock Hogs,
Fifteen Hundred Bushels Of Corn,
Fifteen or twonty thousand pounds of Cotton,
\ large quantity of Fodder and Shucks;
Sixty or seventy Bushels of seed Wheat,
One set of Blacksmith's Tools,
"A quantity of Bacon and Lard,
Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils,
One large Road Wagon and Ok Cart,
One Clock. Tables Chairs, Barrels, &c,
a largo quantity of Farming Utensils,
a Cotton Gin and Wheat Thrashcr and a
number of other articles.
Tho purchasers for all sums over Twenty
dollars will bc required to give their notes,
withapprovcd sureties, payable twelve months
after date, bearing interest from date. For
all sums under twcnty dollars, they must
pay in cash. 'aut
b. F. PERRY, Admir-
Nov Q. 1858 IL s
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HlWGM 6 MEAL,

MARRIED, on Sunday evening the 18th ult.
by Rev. Burrcl Wall, Mr.. ALEXANDER ORR to
Miss S0pHRoNIA Cox. all Of Pickcns.
On Thursday the 18th ult, by the Rev. ]. II
Zimmerman. the Rev. j. II. GLEASON. of the
South Carolina Conference. to Miss OrurL1A +,
McAlAsTEnS, of Anderson district. S. G.
On Friday night, the 18th ult at Thomas
Erwins, by ID. T.. Robins Esq, Mr.. DECATUR
POWELL. to Miss MARTHA l.. LAxGsroN, all of
Georgia.
On the 18th ult by W. S. Woolbright, Esq.
Mr. JonpAN SIMMoNs, of Anderson, to Miss
MARTHA GRANT. of PickCns
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'ondleton Railroad Company.
SHHEGREFAnS SAEES.

D1 virtue of sundry writs of iicr facias to me
- directed, will lie sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours. on
the first Monday and Tuesday in December next
One tract of land whcrcon the defendant now
lives, containing fifty seven acres more or loss.
adjoining lands of j. Hendricks. John Hinton
and others, levied on as the property OF Charles
Roper at the suit of Grady & Goodlett, Rcssc
Bowen aud others.
All the defendants interest in one house Mt
Tunnel Hill where Joseph Golden now lives rcn
dered in on schedule, the State VS.. T. X. Watson
for fine and costs
One tract ofland, containing ono hundred
and forty acres more or less, known rs the white
rock cove tract adjoining lands of Col Norton
and others, levied on the property of James
Nichols at the suit of 4 B Grant
One tract of land containing six hundred
acres more or less. adjoining the home tract,
levied ON as the property Of II Leroy at the
suit of L + Davis and others.
One sorrci Mare. levied on MS the property of
jacob Chapman, att the suit of l.. b. johnson,
and. Benson & Oliver.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
t.. C.. CRAIG, SID.
Nov O. 1853 IN td
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NOW rs YOUR TTHrE,

AM now Offering Four Hundred and Thir-
H. ty,fogr Acres of good FARMING LAND
for sale. lying on the waters of Coueross and
Colonel's Fork creeks, in Pickens district. i
have on tho premises a good dwelling house.
anew Threshcr, with other necessary build
ings. Also, new Saw and Grist Min Sof The
letest improved style, all in fine werkina or
der; Ny Land is situated six miles s0slth Of
Walhalla. on the public road isadine fgo'n
Jarratt's Bridge to Pickens O III. Ady Se,ns
yen;once for church going and good Schools
,willcoppare fayorably with any country To-
cation.in the State. Payments may lie nla,lo
to auit tho purchaser gy.F
u w. ALLEN.
Golppelia Fork 2 q Sept % 1853 fD.tfi
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For SRr.E

WHNALIABLE PLANTATION lying on the
=. E!uo Ridge neil Road, containing Three
Hundred and Sixty Acres. On the premises,
o'cre are new dwclling stables, carringe house
and all necessary out-buildincs framed ond
weather boarded. The place is ono of the hest
improved in the District. There are about 500
acres of woodland, we'll timbered. The tract
OF land ia near the roadlcading from Pendleton
to Walhalla, equadistant from these points.
For terms and further particulars, apply to-,
DR. B. A. HENRY if' W.
Oct 5, 1853 10 =. -
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POK OKnINARN

POR ORDINARY.
B16" The friends of wM. ]. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the Office of Ordinary for PicLens
district at h'o' ensuing elections.
nzy" The flipnds of JAMES a.. DOYLE would
respectfully announce hima candidate for Or
binary, nt the ensuing clletion.
HfT" The friends W. f. HOLCOMBE req
pcctiully announce him. a candidate for Ordina-
ry, 0tthc u .Nt election.
Pa The friends of S. II. JOHNS respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
sE9-. The friends Of Rcw JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him a. candidate for Ordinary
OF hVkens distiich at ,ho ensuing election.
ReAr The friends of THOMAS J. KEIDIE re-
specially announce him candidate forIOFdin-
AIRY OF Fickcns district, at the ensuing. .oiecton.
FOR SHERIFF.
gs6 rho.tliends of Col. LEMUEI. TIIOM-,
10 respectfully announce him n candidate
for Sheriff of dickens district, at tho ensuing
election.
R@SS" Thc'fr.dndS of Col ~ B. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff Of Nckcus district, at tho ensuing.
election.
Bsiy" T1ofIintls,of W.. " CRAIG; beg Icovo,
soannomcc linn candidate for Shoriff Of Pick
ems district, at the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
by" The friends of Mr.. A. S. STEPHENS;
respectfully announce him candidate for. tho,
office of Tax Colevtor Of Pickens district, nt
the ensuing election.
RETF" The friends of Mr.. GEORGEF STEAD
ING respectfully announce Inn u candidate for
Tie office of Tax COLLECTION authe next election.
8S9s, Ehc friends Of Rew J. r.. IIUNNICUTT
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-.,l1.N II. MAXWELL, N. u. H.. sEAnoR
MAXWELL & SEABORN,
ID r u GGISTS,
Ng'HI N HhH ENTp1GhM q n
FEN DLETON, $. C.,

Nv TIE the attention of the public to their
II lhrgc and excellent Stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
IrusSes, Shoulder Braces. Breast Pumps.
Nipple Shields Supporters, Family Medicine,
Chests, Surgical aud Dbntal Instruments.
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ryc-Stuffs, fine.
Tobacco, Segars and Snuff, Rerfumery, Spi-
ccs, Brushes of every description, Brandies,
Wines. Ale, Porter and other Liquors, (alI
pure, for medicinal purposes.) Glass. Putty.
Syrngcs in great variety, and ovony other
article in the line.
Oct ., 1858 Up tr
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AT PENDLETON DEPOT,
For week ending Nov 20.

II Korher, II Voght, w r. Calhoun. L &
q Alexander, Il Benson 4 Son. 4 Sloan
Go. u Maxwell s Lorion & Co. = W Kill
patrick. j Hunter, w II d Guillard & Co. j B
Sitton, j NJ IL, II Gssel, II, II s. Co, a Todd,
Green& Reid, Seaborn, Dcndy & p, s Il Max
wen, Jones' Ii Knee, A Bryce, 4 Symmcs.
NJ Ostendorff. n l. McBryde, IL Faien. Level
y w, Nj llenkin, ID Bicmann, j B Sloan &
Go, } 7 I.nttn, J burnett, W Parker, Miss NJ
Harris. w III j GAILLhRD Agt
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LUMBER 1! LUMBER /!

VIE subscribers having purchased the
a MILLS formerly owned by Col. John a.
Easloy, deceased, three miles cast of Pickcns
q, H., arc prepared to fill orders for LuM-
i5ES' finished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds,
Panncl Doors, or anything in that line. at
short notice. We nrc determined to carry on
the business i'll all its branches, and persons
wishing anything in our line, may be assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention
The business will be carried on under the
name of the six Mile Company" Mr. NJ f
MITCHELL is the authorized Agent ofthc Com
Pany' to whom all orders should be addressed.
we solicit a share of public patronage.
y. j. KEITH.
ii. G. BOGGS,
NJ. L. MlTClIELL
i. C. CRAIG.
j. n. LAWRENCE,
w. n. CRAIG
Six Mile, Nov s, 1853 l6 If
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Final Notice.

UIi@E. is horobY giyou that finnl set
Il y tlement of the Estate of William Simn-
SON. deceased, will be made before the Ord
nary. at RlckenS Court lIoaso, on tho Sd Nor
Gay ~ January next. Persons indebted to
tuo " ltssa5e must make payment and those
render r them to me, duly attostcd, on or be.
fore that time. 20
Oct 13 1853 "a irN or or.
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Oct5, 1853
TdbKH.RAh

I(EFORE me by .)ehu Hunt n, Boy mnro
-AO Mule, s or 0ycars old, hoaSy built, and
some white sRnts on the mock oaSlsed by the
collar. Appraised at one hundred dollars
The owner is sroquired to comaforwerd. nroyo
properly pay costs and take it away. or tho.
law will be enforced! as in suoh cases made
ana an provided. Said mule can be found at
Mr.. Hunts, near the Tran. ~
A. y. ANDERSON, Y.r.p,
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Final Notice.

EEHlIE heirs of AbscIom Gibson deceased.
III arc notified to appear before the Ordi,
nary of Pickens district on the 4th Monday
IN November noXt, ns we intend to.m0ke n
final settlement of said estate. All persons
indebted to tho estate will do we'll to settle
up before that time. 8
II. a. ri. GIBSON 3 ~
y. GIBSON. Adm rs.
Oct 20 1853 AHf4 .,
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Esgatp N6tice.

NoIlCEis IS hereby given that final settle.
~ ment, OF tho Estnte OF William p. Benson
dS.eceased, will bo made before tho ordinSryD ~,
lsckens e II on the second Monday in lama.
rsa, rg.asN, Those indebted TO said Estate must
rcn,lpf them to me- legally nItestcd b,' ~,
NANCY q. BENSON Adn,,w ~
-z-SSe. s ~ tc'Io l II 3nn
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War A Nosg gr'--Nots ,nany wears ago,
inthe village Of Easonton. Georgia, q man
made his appearance and stopped at the tav.
ern. lie was possessed of most ysmarka-
4ble hose. one which almost inonnpolized his
ontire face--rcd. Roman, enoymops; it was
such andse as Is Only seen in q lifetime. go
egeot Q show vast That ii attracted pniycr.
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state oa' somlh Carolina.


PlcKENs--IN EouIDY.
EPhraim Perry
vs. Bill f,r.R oItoe I,;a
James Robinson, Admir- coyery. Acoount
John; Mckinney, Adm'r, SC.
at ais
T'llb complainant hnying this day fledhiABill
L in the above stated case, and, inasmuch MS
fho following defendants reside without and be-
yond the limits of this State; to wit: James
Mckinney, Sarah Mckinney and her husband
james Mckinney, Preston Mckinney, George
W. Mckinney Nancy Mckinney, James d. Nc
kinney, Mary Murphy and her husband 49,
Murphy, Francis Mckinney, Preston McIiin-
nEey.ri Nancy Mckinney, ir, Mary Ernest and
William Mckinney, it is ordered on iuotion of
Is. +. Perry, complainanfs solicitor. that tl}ev
do appear, plcad, nnswersor dcmur to the saia
bill, within three months froa the publication
OF this rule, oatho same villa be taken ,,ro con.
feSSo as 10 them.. s
R0BT a. THONIrSON. .c.E.p.p
eomrs Office, Oct 20. 1858 I'm
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Take Warming III Tfma.

FBNIIE Notes and Accounts due the late firm
4. of l.. c.. Craig. & CO have been placed
in the hands of w. j., CAN'T, ESQ.,, for col
lection. Those who do, not pay forthwith.
therefore, must not complain III they are sued.
Take warning in time and save cost.
j.. G. CRAIG Il co.
Nov s, 1858 LIZ /. So II
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SanA CbE' wILGLE.AWE ANDERSON
On. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8
o'clock, a. NJ, thereby giving passengers
chance to come from Grecnyillc, Williamson
and Pendleton.
LEAVE ATHENS
On Mondays, Wednesdays and FmilhSs, Mt 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, immediately eftor the arrival of
the cars from Augusta and Atlanta.
NO NIGHT TRAVEL ON THIS LINE. and
Passengers going to and from the West will
SAVE TINE AND MONEY by travelling this
route. Bt;A- TRY IT..SEdI
STAGE OFfIcEs.-Bcnsenls IfotOB Anderson,
y! q! Lanier lloGBe3, Atiens Ga.
SAgBpER s. IVY.
IAt(iens, Nov %, 1853 20 g
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@ a NJ ND6DA U g3.
pI)R. MAJOR.

Be9- The friends of Lient w. B. WHITE,
respectfully announce him n candidate for,
Major of the LIST Battalion, second Rogimont,
South Carolina Militia.
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AUCTION.

NM ILL be sold at my lote residence, in
w the village of Pickcns, on Friday the
10Th day of December, instant, a good two
horse Carriage. one Iron Safe, Side Boards,
Burcaus, Bedsteads, Tables of different sizes,
Chairs, Hogs, Cattle, Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, Plantation Tools, and various
other articles.
+. Nj. KEITH.
Dec 3. 1858
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SNOW AT TIE NoRTI-Om Monday
and Tuesday snow fell at Binghamptop, N,
T., ththe depth of 15 inches, and at Ches-
ter Pa, TO seven inches. All along tlie
Hudson River, from Poughlaepsie to AL
bany, it was fouF inches deer, affording fine
sloghing. At Saratoga the snow was eight
inches deep, and in various sections of Ven
mont. New Ilampshire and Maine, fron 3
to inches.
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Sugar Coffee, Molassos, Salt and almostcv
cry other article in the GREGORY line
M of which will be sold low to cash or
prompt paying customers. Call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere
GREEN e REID.
Pickcns G III, Nov 10, 1853 III
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Il NEW I'll DoHADo. The Santa Re
(A NJ Gazette, Gays. +" Major Stein, late
~ from Sonora, expresses She opinion that
Sonora is more prolific of gold and silver
SAan California, aad ifa Terisesy Of the
united States would yield ten3nilSfen dol
lark annually. He says he has, ,9ben single
Jumps OF gold taken from the mines there,
worth from $4,000 to, $4,000. He like
wise informed us, that he,ha6secr g cord
90fsilyer" in bars, and all mined Without
machinery.
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CIR ZEN s. REID

(ESPECTFULLY announce to their pat
-AO rons and the public generally that they
are now opening and have ready for display
full and complete assortment of new
FalE and Winter Goods,
Comprising all the new and most desirable
styles now in vogue, consstingnf fine as
sortment of DRY GOODS and Fancy Goods.
Also, fine lot of READY MADE CLIO
THING, consisting of Over Coats, Business
Coats, fine Cloth Coats Pants, Vcsts, Mcri-
no under Shirts, Neck Ties, &c.
a fine lot of Hats and Caps;
a good assortment of Boots and Shoes;
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuifs;
hardware and Cutlery; Crockory and Glass
Waro.
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"A H&O-
FAIR NOTICE.
A SPTendfd Rargain to bc EOst to
sRN DbBRI DINA

- 'PASAANAN AbshA = SdHkh NO NC EJO9l I'D
all bGIl One.
VA I'LL bo'sod to the highest bidder. at
w l'icEens Court House, on the first Mon
day IN Dccen or next, one. of the best Rarms-
t0r Grain, tho best hog range, the best and
largest cattle range, the most pleasant and
healthiul situation. with thepurest water in
the State. The tract contains aG1 4sCRES
lr"It vi less; SO oal acres &C choiee c.cck
and branch bottom (ncvcr ovcrfown Nalrcadv
IN cultivation and more to clear, with much
good upland. Sold because it belongs to MS
jointly and cannot hc satisfactorily divided,
and neither of us fcol able to buy the other
out. The land is offered at private sale ,in-
til the day above mentioned. If not thus
sold, it will then go to the highest bidder
Said place is situated on OolQnoy creek, 8
miles from Maj Acxandor's plantation, 6
mikes from Mrs Bartons, 6 miles from, pnmp-
kintown. and 6 miles from Col Iagoods.L
Sunnydaic p o is on the place, and our adj
dress. Terms published on day of sale.
JAS. G. COOK,
j. Il. PARSONS.
Oct %, 1893 II g
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MON EY!
NOTrds

4 III. persons indebted TO me. by Note or, Nc
~ connt, must settle by the first of November
Should they fail 10 do so,they will havcto make
payment to the law officers. as L intend to re-
move from the District SOON
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
MILITARY SCHOOL.
YORKVILLE, S. c..

Principals.
Maj. NJ. JENKINs,* Prof Mathematics.
Capt. A. COWARD Prof. French.
Lieut.. g. a. SEABRooSf + Prof Latin Greek.
Il. NJ. Laws Prof History Mathematics
II. X. TmoMAs,* Prof Bellies Letters.
\. T. HARPER Prof Eng. h Arithmetic.
B. u. BoYD, Bursar.
Rrs. BARRON & BRATToN, Surgeons.
Ierm$.-For all School Expenses, l.. a.. TUT
ton, Boarding, Light, Fuel, Stationary.
ISOoks and Medical attendance, 5000 per
Scholastic year.
No Pupil under twelve or over eighteen
years of age will he received
For further information apply to Pfinci-
pals. Yorkville, S. S.
Rctercnccs.-GcmJ James Jones, Columbia.
5 O.; Gen ID + Jamison, Orangcburg, S c.;
Cen j FL Means, Bnckhead SC; &c, Danl
Wallace, Jonesville4 S, G.; Col d Wilson,
Society Hill, S G.; Gen II G NJ Dunnovant,
Ninety-Six Depot, sc.
= Graduates of the S c. Military Mcadomv.
/ Graduate of the S College.
Dec ., 1858 60 g.