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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-11-14
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HIPPLE 81 FAUST
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GooDs, &C

MAIN STREET, cURwESsvILLE, PA,
Having just returned from the east with gen.
eral assortment of goods, to which they desire 10
invite the attention of their old customers and
friends. Their stock consists of
Dry-Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queensware,
Tinware. Boots, Shoes, Hats and caps,
Clothing, Notions, ETC., in great variety, which
they now offer at prices-for cash-to suit the
times.
They also deal in Grain, Pork Shingles, Boards
and other lumber, which viii be received at the
highest market prices in exchange for goods
Persons desirous of purchasing goods at fair
rates are respectfully requested to give us call
Remember you can find US at the old stand On
Main Street where we are prepared to accomo-
date customers with anything IN our line oi
business.
Sept 6. 1865. HlPPLE d FAUST
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NEW STORE AT MARYSVILLl
CLEARFIELD COUNTY, PA.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
,o the citizens of CIcarheId county. that he has
opened a now store in Marysville, and that he 's
now receiving a large and splendid assortment Of
seasonable goods such as
DRY-GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Hardware, Queens-ware, Groceries,
Drues o,ls. Paints and Glass Boots Shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Clothing and Stationary
and in fact general assortment of goods, such
as are generally kept in country store
DESTROYS of pleasing the public, he will use his
best endeavors to keep on hand the best OF goods
and thereby hopes to crit liberal share of pat
ronage Call before purchasing elsewhere as am
determined to sell goods at moderate prices foi
cash. or exchange them for every description
of Lum ber a market prices. ,
Sent 81 1855. STACY W THOMPSON.
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CHURNING During the war, an excited
orator on the stump said that the women of
tie country coul, churn out the public debt
in few years. Judging from the price of
butter, they hare commenced upon the
business already.
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coMETHING NEWIN CLEARFIELD.

y carriage ana wagon SHOP.
Imm mediately in rear Of Machine shop
The undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizens of Clearfeld, and the public in general,
that he is prepared to do all kinds Of work on
carriages. buggies wagons, seighs, sleds. DC. on
short notice and in a workmanlike manner Or
ders promptly attended to- WM AoKIGHT.
Ciearfsld, Feb. 7, 1867
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Il NITU R Z r y 0 NJ 3
JOHN GUELICH,

Desires to inform his old friends and customers
that having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities for manufacturing, he IS now prepared
to make to order such furniture as may be deslr-
ed In good style and at cheap rates for cash. lie
IN ostIy has on hand at his ''FuI piture Rooms
a varied assortment of furniture, among winch is'
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS,
Wardio robes and Bookcases; Centre, Sofa Parler.
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables
Common, French-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS, woRK-STANDs, HAT
RACKS WASH STANDS, 30
Spring- seat Cain bottom, and Parlor Chairs
And common and other Chairs.
LOOKI G-G l. A S S E S
or every description on hand, and new glasses fer
old frames which viii be pu. IL On very
reasonable terms, or snort notice.
He also keeps on hand furnishes TO order, AR.
Corn-husk Hair and Cotton top Mattresses
CoPFINs, OF EVERY KIND,
Made to order, and funerals attended with
Hearsc. whenever desirable.
Also House painting done to order.
The above and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged for ap-
proved country produce. Cherry, Maple. Poplar,
Lin wood and other Lumber suitable for the husi-
ness taken in exchange for furniture a1
Remember the shop is on Market street Clear
field, and nearly opposite the '.Old Jew Store"
December 4. iSsi JOHN GUELICH.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
DDS
caNBE HADAT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
WILLIAM F. IRWIN

Has Removed His Cheap Cash Store
To his new rooms recently erected on south sec
ond Street, Clearield, Pa, where ne WI De
pleased to have his old friends cali 10
see him and many new ones as
w;II favor him with their custom
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CLOTHING STOR E

FLEMMING HOEL,
Curwensville, Pa. in the Post-Office building,
have just received ana opened large ana nne
assortment of ready made Clothing. FOR CAsH
they sell cheaper than the cheapest, and are con
stantly receiving fresh supplies. Call and see Tor
yourselves Oct TO- 1866.
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DEVOLUTION REVOLUTION!
AMERICAN TANNING CO.
FREY, FARNSWoRTH, 4 CO

COL. FREY, of West Virginia, President.
L. S. FARNSWGRTH, Secretary
GEO. STADTMILLER, Indiana Co., Genl Ag t
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NATRIMoNIAL-One of our cotempora-
ries (the Blairsville Neso Era discourses as
follows on the matrimonial market:
The matrimonial market about this time
in the year is pretty firm in this locallty,
considering the heformerquotations. Ihe DIT
ferent qualities of stock thrown upon the
market makes tie fluctuations frequent.
Sweet sixteens' are active, but not up to
the demand, and ''go off, at previous fig
ures. Lasses of twenty brisk, and
sales are noted lively" Misses ''of age
weak, and fully up to the demand. I'm
married aunts on the decline. Old maids
are active, and the market Is stocked,
Bachelors in swallow tailed coats, seedy and
disconsolate Spruce bachelors, of thirty,
steady, with a prospect of a few sales.
Young and fascinating ''swells in good de-
mand. and sales are quoted at handsome
figures. Editors firm. The market closes
very brisk, with heavy stocks on hand.
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Action solves all doubt.
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HEADAoHE.-Old Exc Jones. formerly a
resident of Schuyler county. n. Y. drank so
often to other persons health, that his own
became somewhat impaired He went to
Oswego in the summer of 1862, to be ex
amined and mustered into the volunteer ser
vice OF the Un,ed States. The examlng
surgeon asked lin III he ever had an at
l tack of the headache or toothache? 1t so.
how often he experienced such an attack,
and how long itseneraIly lasted His re-
plv was that he occasionally had the head
ache: it would ,ome on about once q month,
and lasted abor sir ,ceeLcs ~
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speech Is siltsrn, bat silence rs golden.
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has progressed. gives cntre satisfaction. Inc
pack of upper and eaifskins now in the system
has. IN nineteen days. sufficiently advanced to De
laid away, which has this day been done,
LAPPE 4 WIESE
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clHERIFF,s SUPPLEMENTAL PRoCLA

- ~. MAIlON -, ~, ,,,nrpx- cYuDN
That the qualified voters OF the sixth Election Dv-
sion OF the Nineteenth Ward will for member of
the House esentatve OF the General Assembly,
as part OF the Fifteenth District.
he qualified voters OF the Eighth Ward are to elect
but one member o, the Common Council
The qualified voters OF the First second, Third and
Fourth Election Dlvislons Twenty second Ward, VIII
elect person TO serve Assessor for the
Ihe quaied electors of IL HI Eleeuon Division
Twenty third Ward will jointly elect two persons TO
school Directors and those residing iu that
part said division la tely the township Bv berry,
are 10 elect one pen on to Director of Pubic
Schools or the unexpired term of owen Knight re-
moved IRON the district, -
The qualified electors OF the Fourth Fifth Sixth,
seventh and Eighth Divisions OF sad ward are 70 elect
persons for Directors OF Public schools two Of
them for three years ortwo years and one OF them
And the aifed electors of the Ninth Division of
said ward are TO eject but one schoo Director for
The place OF voting in the Sixth Division, Tenth
Ward has been changed to the s. W. corner OF Sebhard
a be pisre of voting in the Fourth Division Four-
teentb Ward, has been changed 10 the Hall N W. cor
ner on 4 thirteenth and Spring Garden streets.
The place of voting In the Ninth Division, Fifteenth
Ward, win be at 10, 1914 North street.
The ace OF voting IN the Eleventh Division, Fif-
tenh Ward has been changed to the house of JeDhna
ii Mum N Il corner of Francis and shirley streets
The ace OF vo ling in the Ninth Division Twentieth
Ward viii be at tse 5. Il. corner of Nineteenth street
The vols VIII be open at 4 O'Clock A. NJ and close
- " 20 ''''N 'N - HENRY G. HOWELL, sheriff
shera's once, September 20 A, d. 1866 S2sst p
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DISTRIBUTIONS We would call atten ton
to the opinion of one of the leading papers
Of Canada on this subject:
Most Of our readers have no doubt read
some Of the numerous advertisements OF
Gift Enterprises, Gift Concerts, &c, which
appear from time to time in the puDilc
prints, offering most tempting bargains to
those who will pauonize them. IN most cases
these are genuine humbugs. But there are
a few respectable firms who do business in
this manner, and they do it as means OF
increasing their wholesale business, and not
to make money. From such firms, it is true,
handsome and valuable articles are procured
for very small sum, and what is more lrn>
portant, no one is ever cheated Every per
son gets good value for his dollar; because
as we have stated, it is intended to act as an
advertisement TO increase their ordinary
business. We have seen numbers Of prizes
sent out in this way by Sherman, Watson &
Company, of Nassau Street, n. Y, and
there is no doubt that some of the articles
are worth eight or ten times the money PAID
for them. while we have not seen or heard
of single article which was not worth the
dollar which it cost But this is only one of
the exceptions of this rule, for as general
thing the parties engaged in this business
are nothing but clever swinGlerS.
Saturday Reader, Montreal, c. E., Jan. l3,
1865
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US. Intern al Revenue.
Notice to Tax Payers

- IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DIVISION
No. II embraces the limi's of 39th regiment,
lying in Newberry from mouth of 2nd creek,
Maj. Wadlingtons, Newberry College,
Sampson Merchants to Chalmers old mills,
the mouth Of Little River on Salpda, and
that all persons firms, companies and corpo.
ratons engaged in any business, occupation
or profession within the limits aforesaid, for
which a license is required: must register
their names with me in the manner required,
by law for licenses from May 1st, 1868, to
May 1st, 1866, ard from May 1St. 1866, to
MAY 1st, 1867. This class embraces mer>
chants, traders, Professionalism, distIllers,
pedlerS, manufacturers, tobaccOnlstS, cigar
makers, brokers, insurance agents, &c, &c
DistlIcrS, manufacturers, and all other
persons films and corporations, who are re-
uuired 10 make monthly or tri>mOnthly re-
turns under the Excise Law, must come
forward at once and lmake such returns, be-
ginning with May 1st, 1865 and closing with
the return for October, 1866,
Every person within the limits aforesaid
must make return Of their incomes for the
calendar years of1664 and 1865.
Executors, administrators, trustees and all
other persons who are int" ested in any les
gacies, distributive shares, inheritances and
SUGGESTIONS, mast make refurnS from Janua>
ry 1>t, 1864, to the present time. 49,.
A failure to comply with the ABOVE Will
subject the parties to heavy penalties:
WM. SUMNER,
Assistant Assessor Div. No. II Of the 3rd
Coll Dist. S. G.
Office at Pomara, S. C. November 18th,
1866.
N. B.--I will attend at Newberry C. H.,
on Sale day in each month (until further
notice. to give professional men, merchants,
auctioneerS SC, in the town, an opportunity
to register their names. l trust they will
come forward promptly and do so.
Nov. 2S as 3mO. Wln, s., a. Assessor.
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Fashion Books. and tha Book Store,

MeSsrs, Dufie &-Chapman will accept
our thanks forcories oftbe Ladies fashion
oooks-Bon Ton; Petit Messager; Co.
sdey's and Peterson's, al! of them elegant
table Accomplishments, and which no lady
can, We imagine, will do without, Bop
Ton and Messaser are particularly at
tractive, but all Of them are excellent
They viii furnish Peterson's Magazine at
81; Gedey's Lady's Book at So per year,
Bon Ton 68ith patterns. already cut,} at
81; and Petit Message, lalso cut pat
gtcras at S. per annnm. If any thing
Is wanted in the Book and Magazine line,
give your orders 70 DuGic 4 Chapman.
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THE RIGHT SENTIMENT do not
pretend to speak for all the Southern
people-Some there are whose hearts
may be full Of cowardice for all we know
but for ourselves, and many whom we
have seen tried in the fiery ordeal Of
battle, we can say that they, and We,
would prefer to danglc at the ropes cad,
rather than ask for pardon, and thereby
acknowledge the guilt of treason: We
acknowledge no such guilt. In The
forum of conscience, weare acquitted Of
that crime, nay, our action is not only
approved there, but we arc proud that
it was our glorious privilege to have
assisted in the bati. for oar liberties
and our homes. Wilmington Di*ratcA.
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IIEssRs EDITORS You are authorized to an
nounce JOHN w. COUNTS as a candidate for
the Office Of FAX Collector for Newberry Dist,
at the ensuing election. Mr.. Counts isa gentle
---''- DUTCH FORK.
IIAlIS is respectfully nominated as candidate
for the Office OF Tax Collector, Newlerry Dis
''t5ci Oct. sist. Isl. 1866. MANY FRIENDS.
MEssRs. EDITORs-Please nominate Mr. JOS.
W. HILL as a suitable candidate for the office
Of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term, and
oLlige Ne" bEfki;
MEssPs EDITORs-PlcaSe announce Mr..
JACOB KIBLER a. a candidate for the of>
fee of Tax Collector, for the ensuing term.
as in every respect qualified and worthy of
the office, and oDlige OLD TINES.
MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please am
nounce THOMAS II. CROMER as candi-
date for Tax Collector Newbcry District. at
the next election. MOLAOHON,
Sep: -
MEssKS EDITORS: Please announce DR.
CHARLTON II SONDLEY, as candidate
for Tax Collector, Of Newberry District, at
'''' '''-~' NO'''"' ''O ailNY FRIENDS.
MEssRS. EDlroHs You will please an
nouncc-N +. JOHNSON, as candidate for
Sheriff OF Newberry District, ana ooN@e
April /, "A. MANY FRIENDS
The friends Of Capt. TuOS. NJ. PAYSIN-
GER respectfully nominate him as suitable
candidate for Sheriff Of Newb,rry District.
VOTERS.
McsSrS. Editors-By nominating Mr.
Daniel B. Wheeler as a candidate for Tax
Collector Of Ncwberry District, you will
obligc his many
July4 WARM FRIENDS.
MEssES EDIToRS You will please an
nounce J. D. SMITH, as candidate f>r the
office Of Tax Collector, Newberry district
and ohlige MANY FRIENDS.
May =, 1866.
MEssRs. EDITORS You will oblige the
friends of Mr.. w. J. LAKE, by nominat-
ing him as a candidate for Sheriff fNew-
berry District
Apr II, Ii. NEWBEKkl.
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. Tines CHANCES.

We ,arssserry to learn that the G. d g.
!; r r., hassost the services of several Of
! its public servants, Mr.. J. B. Browne,
master machinist, mo longer connected
with the road. Mr. A.C. Small master
of the carpenter shops has, accepted a
-situatioa on the S, G. r. R., at Hamburg.
-AIr. Small IS an experienced mechanic
We recently switneSsed the evolutiOns Of
a Dodgorth's Plaincr5 put up almost
entirely by himself The patent for
which having run out. Mr.. S. made the
drawings. patterns, and the work. It is
a handsome piece of mechanism and
workscRarmingly. This is another
Evidence Of Southern. skill and ability.
,1IF. L. Mccoy and Mr. Beckrnan, clerk
and store keeper Of the Helena work
shops, are no longer attaches Of the
road. Previous 10 transferring their
papers, the books and accounts were
,scxaauiiined BY tue Secretary Of the road
and found TO he correct. We regret that
these gertlemenhavc left the road, but
changes belong to time. We wish them
well ....-.s .. p. ...-.
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4
> All Hail, KENTUcGy.-The Louisville
Courier says that Kentucky has an i'm
.rnenses sHFelus OF corn and meat this
season, and she intends to give literally
OF them TO her suffering brethren in the
South. For this purpose societies are
being organized throughout the State,
and before the=close ofthe year we hope
:to hear Of one in every county.
AVE also learn from the Courier, that
sfbe,Lo4i$yille, Frankfort and Lexington
Railroad Company, announce that they
will utransport over their roads, free Of
charge, all contributions for the destitute
poor Of the South. ..,--- -. -. r.
/. All Of which is creditable to our more
favored sister State, and for which she
viii have the gratitude of the South.
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-7N~
The Es1aEY

= For December 1--No. Is, contains
i Archie. Lowell BY Mrs Ed.ardS.
with an Hlustration); ; Earl Mord. By
MD. se'Gounor; Walt Whitman and
his 4sdruui taps. By John Burroughs !;
The American .Gayalry ofthe Revolution,
By Colonel -. g. Bracket America7
the bahdo Wealth. BY John A. Church; ;
Was He Mad? By Lily DeTereux Blake;
Mosby aud His Men By James Franklin
Fits; Hehotrope By Ina D. Coolbrith; ;
The Coverings. By Anthony Trol}ope; ;
=, Mr. Swinburne'S Poeus. By Richard
Grant White; Nebulae, BY the Editor;
: containing Fenpysan's Brother; Herr
and Fsa9; Brigham Young and his
sswomen;" Mr,Errus ", Field and his
e70ration New York and Boston as
LITERARY Centres; Suraames. -.
The price Of the Galaxy Is s. a year,
SO for six months. AS it is published
twice as often, it is really the cheapest
magazine IN the country. = Address
NC. & F. p Church, Ne. 80 Park,
Row, New York. -. -. -. s--.,-
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Household d Kitchen Furniture.
NJ. VI. BYTHEWOOD, AuCtioneer.

WILL SELL, on Thursday next, the 29th
instant, at my Sales Room. next 10 the post>
office, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following
Furniture to wit fine mahogany Bureau,
with large glass. common do, 1 large We
neered bcdStead, 3 maple do dining table,
l wash stand. 2 large rocking chairs, II sit>
ting chairs, 2 small do, do, / wardrobe. l
mahogany and 2 small tables, cupboard,
fire-dogs, and lot of kitchen utensils, stove,
&c, &c.
Also,
One Ladies fine side>saddIe, (almos: new.
lot books, damask window curtains. fine
large carpet and many other articles too nu-
merOus to mention.
NeWberTy, Nov. %
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Personal.

S We had the pleasure last Saturday Of
meeting, for the first time, with the edi-
tor ofthe Clinton True Witness. Brother
Jacobs is an amiable and agreeable gen
tleInan Long live the Witness and its
able editor.
That distinguished soldier and courtly
gentleman. Gen, NJ. l. Bonham, graccd
our Office with his presence last week.
: Gov. Bouham is a member of the Legis-
iatuye from our sister District of Edge
field. -. =. !. = - - =.
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o.
To the Ladies Of Newherry District.

~ LAS L%u-CS W 4NSH HO4-J OASS4<SS'
have been requested, by the agent
of the upper part of South Carolina, to
act as agent for Ncwbcrry District for
the Hollywood hazaar, to be held in
Richmond, Va, in February next, for
the purpose Of raiSiug Euud to be ap-
propriatcd to the care Of tie graves Of
tie dead Confederate soldiers, bnricd in
Virginia.
Many of our Carolina volunteers lie
buried in this State ofbattle fields, d d !
talSfthiS means of soliciting from- the
ladies Of Newberry contributions for the
bazaar.
Believing that no appeal is necessary,
I ask that all who are disposed to con-
tribute articles of handiworb or money
will have them, by the Goth January
next, at either ofthe following places in
Ncwbcrry:
The Book Store Of Messrs. Dufie &
Chapman.
The Store ofMessrs. Wright & Coppock.
The Store of Mr.. R. Stewart aud DR..
S, Pope.
The Drug Store of Mr.. Jno. W.
Grierson.
The Store of Mcssrs. NJ. Barre & Son.
The Store Of Messrs. Lovelace d
Wheeler
Respectfully,
LAURA Z. NANCE.
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An editor in Illinois recently saw a
patent clothes washer. It was in the
Shape of a @heelbarrow. The.revolutions
Of the wheel put in motion a crank that
moved plunger that pounded the clothes.
The body of the box was mounted where
the load is in a wheelbarrow. On the
top of the box was wringer. A lady
can put her clothes into her machine,
pick it up, and go out calling; the longer
her list Of friends the further she will
have to wheel her burden and the better
her clothes will be washed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-28

MEETING OF STATE CoURTs.-The
Court of Appeals will meet at Columbia
on Tuesday, the 9th inst, and applica-
tions for admission to the bar will be ex-
amined on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst.
Appeals from Charleston will be first
heard, and from the country circuits in
the following order, to Wit : The west
ern, northern, middle, eastern and south
ern circuits successfully.
The Court of Errors will assemble on
Thursday, 99th inst.-Marion Star.
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Notice.

,Strayed or stolen from the subscriber On
the night of Saturday the 10th ihstant, ~
BLACK MARE MULE. -,
The said Mule is about fifteen hands high
and in good order, white under belly and
on inside If the legs, has a habit Of slightly
protruding the tongue when IN use. -, /. =
49, REWARD. ...5Ee--.
- A reward Of Fifty dollars viii be paid by
the subscriber to any person delivering the
Mule at my plantation, or, reward Of One
Hundred dollars, for the recovery of the
Mule and apprehension and delivery in sny
Jail in the State Of the thief Is, n ..-s.
~ 81 R.R. SCOTT.
Near Mendenball's Mills, NeRberry Dist.A
S. G. Nov. 81 Al d.. (. ...1s -..
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ing sun revels over a pleasing scene:
Horses, mules, dogs, camp fires, little
boys, big boys, men, wagons filed with
the feecy fabric, carts with beef, chick
ems, etc, etc. Old Newberry has not
lost her fame and interest as a market.
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NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
OFFICE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND
COMMON PLEAS.
I, ELIJAH P. LAKE, Clerk Of SAID
Court, in pursuance of the directions OF the
Act of the Legislature, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give public not'ce,
that an Election for Sheriff, for Ne~berry
District, will be held on Tuesday the nfsC =
day of January next, at the usual places Oh
Election throughout the said District. .
Witness my hand, at Newberry Court
House this 20th day of November, A. D.,
1af6 ELIJAH P. LAKE, :.
Nov. 81 II It. c. G. S & .c.P.
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The Charleston Mercury.

The above venerable journal, like a
good ldfFiend, after a heightened ab-
Isence, once more visits our sanctum.
The Introductory remarks of its. editor
are happily conceived and pertinent, and
give an earnest Of the dignity and con-
sistency of the paper.
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Fine PIANO for Sale
L November Is 8
Notice.

I will sell at the late residence of George
Ashford, decd, on Tuesday the 18th Of De-
cember nexr, all the remaining portion of
the personal property belonging to the es-
tate of said decd, consisting of Mules,
Horses, Cotton, Coru, Fodder, Plantation
and Smith Tools, Wagon, &c, &c. Terms
cash. j. G. RICHARDS,
Nov. 2S 1926 Admir-.