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From the Health Reformer. I
Preserving Fruits.

The fruit season is now fairly upon us bo-
ing ushercd in by the strawberry crop, now
rapidly ripening in some parts of the country,
and perhaps by tho time tho Rcformc. viii
have reached all its readers, entirely gone by
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

pIcNESs--i& THE coMa;oH PLEAS.
john G. Manldiu Dec2. IN dssuuDs;k
v9. EOrctUu df;UcI,yeDf
John II. rrasho alias No,!ou se Sya,mss,
Frct"ks. Pp0S AHSs.
"HEREAe The P'pirtitr Ai;,, on Tho l&,l,
w day o. October, 1867, Tile ii,s declaration
aSainst!hc Defendant, twho, rs it Is sait,) i,
absent from md wi.hou; ,ic limits of this State,
aad tas ncithc: wiio nor attorney known within
tho satno upon whom q copy Of tho said decls-
ration might hc served: Ii is therefore ordered,
that tao said defendant do appear and plead
thereto, on or before Tho 10Th day of Ocrobc:,
lHoS; otherwise, final ana absolute Judgment
will thcn he given and ava r,le,l awa;,ls, them.
!. y. UAGOOD, c.C.r.
Clerks Office, Oct l8, 1867
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Picsscla"-an Equity.
Samuel Knox J Bill for Conatrno,;on o}
VS.. Will pnrti,:on &c
Heirs Of a. p. kncS.
N obedience to Tho decree of tho Court of Eo-
Il nity, made in this cause q: Juno 'rer,u, 1868,
notice is hereby given 10 the he:r,.a.las OF
An'!'ew 2. Kno%, deceased, requiring and en-
Jo.ninS them and oach nnA eye.y o; t;ien,, to DO
tfic: aud State 40, esa:d, within 4 " yes? ond n
day ttoM Tho da:o hereof, TO identify .l.cin-
solves rs hci.n st law o.! tao said Ano,eY r.
hnox, dcceired anI fusihor, to claim the fund
belonging TO iiicn,, arising from tho ,alo Of Real
Estate in th:s cause, OH pain Of being barred
ANA forever excludcd Of mud from al bcoelit of
ANY farther decree t. he made in this cnuse."
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.s.r.D.
CONS olico, Jn!y II, 1863
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Notice to Creditors.

Nv EQUITY-PICREN,S.
n'':'';;: Nj j. ;:.... s..''.' .., for Partition g.
TTNDER decree OF tic Court of Equity, in
" this cnnse, nj june Term, 1868, Tho cred.
itors Of Squire Joseph Sanders, deceased, are
required 10 prescnt and provo their demands
against him boloro me, according to law, on or
bcforo tho 18th day OF October next, "under
pain Of boing barred Of any benefit Of Tho decree
which may DO pronounced iu this casc"
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON,
C.E.r.D.
Con'rs Oiico, July 6, 1868 40-3m
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Com'rs Office, July 6, 1868 40
Notice to Creditors.

P1CKENI&-IN EQUITY.
Fnoa. j. pic!;cns. Ex'or, Till 10 Marshal
F. W. Pickcns, ct.a.s.
TTNDER deerco oc tho Court oc Equity y,ade
~ ~ this onu>e, at June Term. 1868, the
creeiio:s Of ,Gliza pictcns, decd, a.c roourcd
TO present and prove thor demands against i,er
before nc, according to law, on OF before The
hr"t day OF Noycubcr noxt, or hc barred from
the benefit Of any decroo 10 be nado u this
cause.
ROD"r. a. THOMPSON,
C.E.r.D.
Nom'rs Ot,co. July Z, 1868 10-3m
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Notice to Creditors.

PICKEN,S-LN EQ UYTY.
Craig e. l'"s0od, EA'oTs, Bill to Marshal
Rachel Craig and othors
THIIE creditors OF l.. q. Craig are required, by
Il decree os this Court, to prcscn5 and prove
..e;: dem;>nasagalns' him before me, according
next, "oa pain Of being barred os any advan-
tagcs under the decree to he rendered ia this
case"
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON.
C.E.p.D.
Com rs Oihce, July q, 1868 40-3m
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Commissioners tie Poor--Dr. II. @. Mile
suror ). u. Clayton, $. b. Keith, L. Craig, 81
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Commissioners IF In6tic Buildtngs--Rob't.
A. Thompson, Chairman j. Il. Ilagood, SEQ.
rotary and Treasurer; w. e. Ho,combe, M. r.:
Mitchell, P. j. Miller.
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Bae'n0m,,'s Hotel,
" A L Ell ALA, S. G.
M TEEIs WELH. KNOWN r6O1Jsr

E;iM TsE1s WELL KNOWN r6OUsE
Aahzssa 's now open for the reception Of sum.
NOR Boardors. Everything tint can condwco
to tho comfort Of guests vii be nnsparinpiv
provided. Tho TABLE will be supplied With
the best that money and effort can secure, and
my OLD patrons we'll know that never stint in
quantity or rqnality. My seyvants will be found
polite aud attentive. a Bar Room and Barber
Shop attached to tho premises.
MY = a r ROOM
leotod Liquors, Of the ohoiocstss,-ands: Wines.
BrSndses,F Whiakoys, Gin, Alo, and ali
tho different brauds Of popular sSittors Such
9s Stonghton's liostettcr's, Sumt ass&c., &c.
Keep Cigars Of tho very, best grasls6t Tobncco,
is Sardines, 60.
s Charges for Board, moderate.
ssT 49,. nc ,ooo D. B4EMANN.
hLA, May y, 1919 3l--atEs,
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CoMmisstomers TO Approps the Bonds Of ftt6
Emblcr. james Lawrence, Safn'l. Reid.
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'TE1E1
KEOWEE COURIER,
A sVAsKE4Y E.AGpasR,
PUBLISHED IN THE TOWN on
WALHALLA, 8. c.,
ROBERT YOUNG s. co.
w II TN ER sly NJ ES, EDITOR.
ROBERT YOUNG s. co,

NNHE COURIER having removed from Pick
II, ems G. IL. to The Aourishing town Of Wal.
halia-the head Of trndo, and terminus of the
Blue Ridge Observation-Disclosures one of the bost
mediums of advertising to business. mon gener.
ally-cspocially Of Charleston and Columbia,
OF any District paper in the State. It's location,
surrounded by hardy, industrious whito pop,
ulation, together with the great resources Of w.
rious counties OF NORTH Carolina, Tcnnessoe
and Georgia, combine to make Wa!lalla an OK.
tens1e market. Tho fall trade promises 10 bo
heavy o.o, and doaIcIs generalty arc not fully
aware OF the tremendous shipments made fcom
us Depot tc different sections OF tho State du
rim: .he mast yoar.
The COURIER is published ovcry rr,'sv :;
morning, and mniled 10 single Subscribers for
the small gum of $500 per annum
RATES OF ADVERTISING
MONTHS. 9 MONTHS. YEAn,
One Squares $500 $3.50 $500
Column, 1900 5000 40, O0
Transient Advertisements, 81 90 per pouare for
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qucnt insertion.
WALHAIIA, =. G., aug. 1s, 1868
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Clerk Of the Court. Il. HAaooD.
ShertG--L. THOMAS.
Onlinary-W. n. HoLcoMDE.
Commissioner IN Equity--RoD'T A. TmoNPsoN
COroncr--W. j. Gnnst.
Commissioners to Apprope the Bonds Of fut.
Tic ONcers-f. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, }. III.
Emblcr. james Lawrence, Safn'l. Reid.
Commissioners ofMc P3or--Dr. II. q. Miller,
Chairman; Geo. r.. Cherry, Secretary and Tren.
surer; j. u. Clayton, $. b. Keith, K. Craig, ST..
Commissioners Of Public Buildtngs--Rob's.
| a. Thompson, Chairman; j. Il. Ifagood. SEQ.
| rotary and Treasurer; w. E. Uo,combe, N. r.:
! Mitchell, p. j. Miller.
{ comn.:ssio'.ers Of Free Sehools-,T. ?. Maui
aud Treasurer; g. II. Spears, /. 'Wiek,iae, II.
II. Penny, Daniel Gricee, james Burdino.
Masist,ates-W: 2: CAN'T, W. O. Keith, :.
r. dossett Thos. DitIard, j. O. 9. Parsons. j.
Ii. vorncr, Abol Robins w. Ii. Poronnesau. u
Nimrod Sullivnn, Edward Hughes, John Sharp,
Joseph Rcid, " 3 White, Leonard Rcgere
Commsssicaers Of Ro4ds--21 l1egimcnt--G
,y.,,: rhlli'Ps, Chai'm:a; W P;lctf,r!, Clerk;
William biobs j., Treasurer; NJ + Mitchell,
W Lask, NJ Crawford, NJ Huunioatt,
jonas Phillips, Jr., James Fisher.
| 5tA Rcgiment-F a IIoko Chairman; f. II
Griffin, Treasurer; ) Clayton. Clerk J D
Gasaway ba'inrgor, Acx Algood,,> rhos
| sett, W Singleton, ihos DiI'ard.
T,tcrna1 hepemsF a Hoke, Asseasor.
W Cobb, Collector.
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Commissioners Of Free Schools-T. D. Mau
don, Chairman; w. e. uolcombe, Seeretar,
aud Treasurer; G. II. Spears, l. ,Wieklifge, 1t
H. Ponny, Daniel Grice, james Burdino.
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RBOoNsrnLcTED POST OFFICES :

W. VI lSA'o
NAAE OF roSTNAsTEn
Q K Lawrence,
Q n Folgcr
G IL Issertel)
Benz X Doughty
Wn McA1ahan
VIM IIuntor, Jr
Mary j Robins
Marcus A Morgan
l.emuol Hendricks
Rcbecca Roid
Griof Crensl,aw
Mary Sanders
Emory Moore
James II Spillers
Mary Bates
Mahnla Thompson
Turner Duncan
j 6 Miller
+ G Mckinney
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CcNsrDERABLE of ripple was raised in
Wall street tho other day by the execution Of
a Western railroad bond so large .',at it re-
qurcd thirty thousand dollars worth of inter.
nal revenue stamps 10 lcgalize it.
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~ ~" w YS"AOV inlC Gu0 OlU6.
feaohcs, poars, or other large fruit, n,cy lie
easily arranged in the cans with fork, piee
by peace, and the boiling juice added after
ward to covor them. Whom the can is full,
shake itand include it back aud forth, so as
cause tho air to rise to the top, if any should
be among the fruit. Be sure that tho can is
FULL 10 the brim, and then sorrow on tho cover,
or if not self-sealing can, PIT ia tho cork,
and cover wish melted scaling WAX. The fo,.
lowing rcceipo makes good wax: One pound
OF rosin, two ounoos Of beeswax, one and
half ounces Of mutton tallow. Mott and
mix.
All the above work should be performed OK.
peditiously. The cans may then be set awav
to cool, and should bo kept in cool, dark
place, and closely watched Cor few days, to
see that the scaling is perfect. If tho frn;t
shows signs Of not being perfectly scaled, it
should be at once taken out soaldcd. and seal.
cd again.
Tomatoes, berries, and small fruits, may be
preserved in stone jugs. Observe tho samo
rules in preparation, heating tho jugs thor.
oughly before putting in the fruit. Whom
filled, place one or two thickncssos of cloth
oycr the mouth and then put in tho cork, GOV.
ering tho whole with wax.
BY close attention to particulars, and tho
exercise of good Judgment, SUCCESS is almost
ceitaih. W. @. G..
CoNs1DERABLE of ripple was raised in
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-24
CLIMAX

O~>~N1--~>
plain statement of facts. inherited Scrofula
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
. Paving Notice.

To all soAons it may Concern:
CITY. CLERKS OFFICE, I
COLUMBUS, o., Ma ch g. 1881
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of CoIumbus, for
making the following improvements, to-wit Sa4
For lowering the Rich street sewer at its eastern
term nus on Friend street to sufficient depth to
make il serviceabe for the purpose of draining
cellars east OF the Blind Asylum, and for building
an addition to said sewer "a inches in diameter to
extend east from said sewer Friend street to the
west end of what is known as the "Emert' House,
which is abou two hundred and fifty feet (250)
west from the corporation line. cJsfts -
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the Office of the City Clerk.
Ali persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required TO- file their
before the Eighteenth day of April. A. D. 1853
80 & ff-l..7. s.5t5 -.7ge L.. 4. WILSON,
meh6-dItaw4w City Clerk.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-24

5sSs JuDGE GRIFFITH.s on the bench in
New York, appointed crier whose want
Q of sense was more than made up by the
size of his voice. A young barrister,
with more fun than legal lore in him,
Z was fond of playing off jokes on him.
So one morning the judge ordered the
: crier to call Jabez Logue. The barris-
ter. stepping behind the crier, whispered,
"Epilogue," in his ear. sfFh
.'sEpi-logus!' shouted the crier.
'.Monologue r. said the lawyer. n
"Mono-logue 70 cried the crier.
"Pro-logue." s ee,ss.l's
And the crier still cried, "Pro-logue!"
"Dia-logue." s s..5
And the pertinacious crier shouted
Dialogue p at the top of his voice.
Discouraged at hearing no response
from the Logue family, the crier turned
and said to the court, sitting in mute as
tonishment at the stupid crier's calls !
- 1--WE called all the Logs in town, and
never ONE is here to speak for himself r
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Paving Notice.

To all aohon It may concern: i5-~fif = 80
--ft.zt 1t ssf - CRY CLERKS OFFIcEli
! r., 4s-ts- COLUMBUS, o., March 2, 1868. !
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of CoIumb for max
ing the following improvements, TO- wit: ,--t-
For making Wooden Block pavement on Broad
street from High street to Third street the entI
width of the street, and from Third street to East
Public lane 40 feet wide the same to be submitted
to the property holder, on Broad street. t-
Also, Tor grading and paving on Ann street from
Jackson street to Division street. ( f1-55 3 silf;
Also, for graveling the roadway of Front street
from Second al ey to Fourth alley. tii
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin-
Ali persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
before the Fig uteenth day of April. A: ID. 1865.
i-ts-e a.it.s- ' s l.. E. WILSON,
mch6-d1taw4w City Cerk.
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Climax

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PAGES CLIMAx.S SALvE, for Burns, Scalds, Scrof-
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Monass Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

The wonderful Effects of Mofat's Life Pills
cases of me tai depression or physical eakness
proceeding from indigestion, costiveness. or bilious
secretions are certified to by millions of persons
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jsHHiERIFfIFs,s SALES.
Master Comm missioner's 3Sa

Master Comm issioner's Sale
DanielM. slyh Court Of Common Pleas
j, B. PEBBLES ct al.} Franklin county.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
u sale 10 the above stated case to Ime directed
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House.
in the city of Columbus. on ''i oieii9. aaotg
Tuesday, the 9Th day of April, "A. D.
1868, 5f--fio'r
at O'Clock p NJ 1.-THE following described real es.
tate. to-wit:
Ali that tract or parcel of land lsing and being in
the county of Franklin and State of Ohio, and be-
ing part of section 3. township }, range Is. United
States Mill tary land, beginning at the northeast
corner of James Mtchell's land Mt a large stone;
themes westss poles to the cerner of 81, his tract
thence 80 poles north to large stones th.hce east
A poles to the corner TO asone in the road; thence
along the road south 80 poles to the beginning
tanning acres and one-nalf and ten square rods
Of land it being part Of B. Hess land. and wiled
to Daniel Hess. nI.-f 49, tsa frsa.sr - ,r,s
Appraised at $g5 per acre.
Printer fees $500 20 .at- 100 r. ~
e-1,4 ,-.71fl.-,... r GEORGE Fl. EARH ,RT,
'- Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
:. SPARBow Il WRIGHT, Attys. -.ry-t, am --7..I.f
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