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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS IN EARLY
TIMES. .... a..

April Term, 1917. Court met April
7th, at the house of Nathaniel w. An
drews. Present, Hon. John Thomp-
son, President Judge, and Hugh Poor,
David Payne and VIM. IGivens, Associ-
ateS. Tho following persons composed
the Grand Jury; Patrick Shearer, Fore
man, George Mooney, Michael Crabil,
William Stephenson, Jacob Wishon,
William Bares, John James, John Hor-
ton, David Stoker, Levi Mercer, JON
athan Delay, Christopher Long, Joseph
Hale, John Bennett and Moses Hale.
William Holland VS.. Ross Nelson.
Trespass on the Case. Rule to plead
in forty days. .
Richard Douglas vs. Olney Hawkins.
Same entry.
"ThiS day the report of the Commits
sionerS appointed to select and fix a
spot or place for the laying out of a
town called and named Jackson, by the
Legislature was received, and the same
being unsealed and opened and inspect
ed, it is thereupon ordered that the
same be recorded at length in the min
utcs, and the accompanying documents
be, and they with the report be filed,
and it is further ordered that the Clerk
give forthwith notice to Director that
he may give bond and qualify himselfto
the discharge of the duty imposed by
Statutes, and also copy of report un-
der seal of the court. The report is in
words and figures following, to-wiG
"The Commissioners appointed by
Joint resolution of the Legislature of
Ohio, for fixing the seat of Justice in
the county Of Jackson, after being no.
titled of their appointment, and the in
habitants having due notice of the time
and place oftheir meeting, entered on
the duty assigned them by the Legis-
Iature, and after examining different
sections ofland in the six miles square
reserved by Congress for the use Of
this State, Do Report that they are
unanimously of opinion that section
numberd 20 is the section they have
chosen for the use of said county ol
Jackson, and that they are unanimous
ly of opinion that the north end of said
section, south from Salt Creek, and i'm
mediately back from the houses occu-
pied by N. w Andrews, Mr.. George
and Mr.. A. Welch, upon the highplace
is the most eligible place for the seat Of
Justice in said county ofJackson. All
which Is respectfully submitted.
Given under our hands at Poplar
Row, Lick township, this 18th day Of
March, 1917
Henry Bartlett
Samuel Reed a..
Lewis Newsom,
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oFFIcR MARIETTA & CINCINNATI r. r. Co.,
.. .I.s.t...t Az Ranr0aniyad

0FFIcR MARIETTA & CINCLNNATI r. r. COL
AS Reorganlzed,
Cincinnati, o., January q, 1870 +.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company (as
reorganized) wilfbe held at the office Of the
Ohio on "Wednesday tHI the 1Sth H' dSy of Feb.
ruary. 1870, at IL O'Clock NJ, for the election Of
Directors.
Avote will also be taken upon q proposal to
issue series Of Bonds secured by third mort
gage on the road and income, on such terms and
with such privileges to BondhOlders as are or
may be authorized by law.
Feb 3-2w CHAS F. LOW, Sec'y.
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We find the following among the
marriage notices ln,the GallipOlis Jour
aIn Kanawha county, West Va, on
Wednesday last, f. ]. Donnally and
4Jnlia Dove, daughter of Mr.. Benjamin
Smithers"
Mrs. Dove was the widow of Col.
David Dove, who died near this place
some two years ago.
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"A great revival of religion is in
progress at Piketon, with tho happiest
results as regards conversions."-- Wap-
ry WatchmGH'
Now if there is not q falling from
grace before next fall, we may expect
70 see a falling of in the OOPperheadl
vote Of Pike county.
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A GRICULTURAL NOTICE.

The members of the jackson County Agricul-
tural Society are requested to meet at the Court
House In jackson, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, on Sat-
urday February s. 1870, for the purpose Of
elsctlng officers for said Society for the ensuing
wear. GEO. w. BROWN, PREs'T,
j. A. SELL, sec'y. a
ian, 20, '70-2w,
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We fnd the following in the Cincin-
natl papers;
"Charles A. Yancsy (colored), for
merly Of Berlin Croas Roads, Jackson
county, Ohio, and we'll known 10 this
city, died on the 18th inst, OF congss-
ton Of the lungs lie was q member
Of the Mississippi House Of RepreSOn-
taliYes."
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A THIEF,

He has been travelling about humbugging
druggists and private parties, mixing up and
selling q base compound which he calls VOL
COTT'S PAIN PAINT. All OF Woleott's genu-
inc remedies have white outside wrapper (tcih
Signature larse) Look out for cOunterfeits.
> Six Pints Of WOLC0TT'S ANNIHILATOR for
Catarrh and Colds In the head, or one Pint Of
Pain Paint, for Ulcers or Paiu. sent free Of ex-
press charges, on receipt Of the money at Isl
Chatham Square. N. Y, or one Gallon Of Pain
sold BY all Druggists. r. L. W0LC0TT.
Jan. 10, T0--4w. st1 1tEF-
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THIRrY tons of hay for sale, by Wmi
E. Crabtree, scloto Tp., jackson Co., o.-Sn
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Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

D0cKETREvoLvERs.-W Vests Sic Shooter.
4 A neat, durable weapon, four-lneh barrel.
Price &1.50 postpaid. Address
s. G. AUSTIN, Elsie, Mich
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EMPLo oYMENT. 5000 month with Stencil
~ Dies. Samples free. ,.
S. NJ. SPENCER e. CO., Brattleboro. VI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

LnSpoy. November G.-Thc Echo Gu
Nord this evening believes q pitched battle
is progressing near Anliens.
The Efuilc Beige has a letter dated Neu-
willie. 25th, reporting an engagement on
Wedne>dur, near Mezierc., where the Ger
mans were defeated with heavy l,1-s.
LILLE, November @.-Therc has been
6shtins all day ut yilliervs Britoneuux- Dr.
tails are waDs;hg.
New York, November 26-The I}ersld's
special, from London, says Russia > reply is
cvidente that she is NOT prepared 10 abide
uncquiyncaIlJ by her original circular; but
Gurishakoff, though he does not wish WAT, is
avcrse to withdrawing the circular.
The Tribunc'S special. dated St. Petersburg.
says Russi, is unprcparcd for War, and can
not b> ready before spring.
The Gazette says Russia cannot Withdraw
her drclaration, nor leave If, without the
practical cons qucnce> Of such proposition
from thc Enyli>f press, which o0fJ cumpeis
her 10 pursue more actively re1lznfir,n OF
the problem set before her. NJ one in Ru"-
sja desires war, b1t all classes would consent
TO war rather tLsn ! huml;atins rctraction
under threats.
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;. ~ WsRHRRE, s. e,
Wednesday. Novsn'r 80, 1870.
xseD the r.sns Before the People.

Tie Republican admits that there wer.
frauds csip,ai;,ed IN the late election,
but holds thu, in spite Of the Illegal votes,
Governor Scot, received enough 20 give
him handsome majority. We cannot
admit the latter clause. In The case oi
:. New berry, for instance, simple s-!tn-
.se,icsl .cnlculasion will show that the
radical slnyoyity,-after deiucting the
t.Iubcr Of votes not cast at all, and add.
lag the Illegal votes which Serc cast,
over ard above the census re.urn-NaS
not any at all. Take Men berry then as
fair criterion Of this unfair election Of
thirty-oae .couatics sad which Il IS
claimed We over twelve hundred :adi'
Cal majority, snd where is Sco::'s ina
jorityy Echo answers, where: We
ask. were not the Reform candidates for
the Legislature, as vel! AS the county OF
ficers for Sew berry, elected, ,accosding TO
all principles Of right, truth and honesty:
No other view in the case can be tsken
We see no notice Of protest however,
made as vet: This should be done,
whether we have the chance for an hon
est hearing or NOT; the protest should
be made, and ali the facts clearly Sr;
forth. The same should be done in ali
the other counties where gross fraud has
been established. Il is dine to Tee pvo
pie who represent hone>ty and 'Htlc.
4 fair election or free fight was the
watch word Of the reform platform, We
believe. Neither have We had. The
free fight, # it meant blows AMI blood.
we did not want, and are -cjo:ce0 that II
- Lsd not ccne, bnt we ,nainta;:, la: :fe:c
should haze been fight, a fight Of pin
.cip!r, BY the executive cnnmittce q the
reform party, sc,ins nnd": advice Of
united representation, in showing up
this unrrinciplea fraud, and ds'na"dl"s
redress, In any event i, should he mSd:
the subject Of an address,, That tho whole
country may see how ne arc governed,
sndoy whom.
Conceived in iniquitr end carried onr
TO the letter Of radical law and corlnp
ton, the whole election wsS base ''"od.
and by all the arguments AID principles
Of reason, right aid honesty should be
upset. No honest nan could or Mould
accept a position undcr these ci'c""'.
Stances
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nr,-1or 1-ncr r n Richardson.

DEATH OF JUDGE F. D. RIcHARDsoN.-.
We learned yesterday of the death Ct
the Hon. F. D. Richardson, which took.
place in Clarendon County, at the house
Of Ex-Governor Manning, on Sunday
evening. the Goth instant The deceased
was tic son of the Hon. John S. Rich
ardson, Que Of the Associate Judges Of
the State for period of many years.
He was born in Sumter, in 1918, aud af.
ter remaining for d long time in the
Charleston &ollcgc, studied iaw in the
office of the late Distinguished Attorney
General. Henry Bailey, E-Q., and was
admitted to the oar in 1897. He soon
achieved for himself brilliant reputa'
ton, being equally remarkable for htS
power Of analysis AMI profound ntta'n-
lnru,<, l"r,itl:d BY wonderfully Tete;''
tive memory.
He was for n,ahy ] ar> member OF
the State Legislature, in !he lower h"u-r,
where he exc.ci.el :; contr"! necessarily
inci,lrnt to his commanding talents.
Upon the reorganization Of the Judi
ciarv system after tie war, lac was pro-
motel to the Bench, having been elected
a District Judge for Berkeley, in which
position he added greatly to his we'll
earned rcputalion-Phenix, Nov. oath.
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sssga \ BODY AND MIND DI.

SEASE-Such is dyspepsia The stomach and
the brain are too intimately allied for the one
10 >u.r.r i,hout The other. so that dyspepsia and
,lc<ncn..e.cv are iu>cparabie. 1t may be added,
too, tha: irritation OF the stomach is almost inra-
ri:hly accompanied by irritation OF the temper.
M -iuvigoratin- aud tranGui!izing operation
Of loS;et'cr'S R!ttcrs is most powerfully deVei-
uicd il, case> of indigestion. Tic first effect OF
thi> agreeable toEic Is comforting and ehcour-
&cing. \ mild glow lc:vaGes the system. the
chronic UncIsincSs il. the region of the stomach
j. ics-c%c,. aud the nervous reckiessEcss which
char&c:erizcs the disease is aba ted. his i'm
prnvemcnt Is not transient. II is not succeeded
hv the rr:urn Of The old symptoms with super
added orcc. Us is always the case when unlneti-
ca:cd stimu'ant> are given for the cnnpslnt.-
Eack dose sr'nls I" impart I permanent accession
ofIIcath 1ul invigorati"n. But this j. not all
The aiierieat aud anti5illionS properties OF the
preparation are scarcely secondary III lmpnr-
taucc to its tonic writes. II there is III over
flow Of lie the secretion is soon brought within
proper limits. aud if the bicary organ IS inert
and torpid it is toned aud regulated. The effect
upon the 6ischarginG organs Is equally sa!utarv.
and il cases OF constipation the cathari:c acil"u
j. Just sufficient 20 produce the desired result
gradually and without pain. The Sitiers also
promote healthy evaporation from the surface
which is particularly desirable az this season
when sudden spells Of raw. unpleasant weather
are apt 10 check the natural peTspirasIon ana
produce cOnscrtio ion OF the liver. cougls and
colds The best safeguard aGais' all diseases is
bodily vigGr, and this Inc great Vegetable Res-
torativc essentially promotes.
Aor. z, H-.m.
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Sr,ry SycUe1r,rs-South Carolina. old. "a
s.; do new. a Il; de-, rcgi.;d d stock. eN int
Il.
CITY observation-disclosures GA. Bonds "a
Is: Chari-,tus :. e., Srm:k. eX or int. - 81;
do, Fire I.u:n EpuGS. 6Ga -; Columbia. ,. G..
Rouds. 10.
RAILROAD l;uzps-Birr E:'lgc. first mortgage
Goa: tharIrstun and savannah. tia -. Char
lotte. Columbia Hd Augusta. - 81: Cheraw
and arlington. $: tirrrnrjlIc ard Columbia
lst Mott. 5 -: do. S;nte 2i,ur2utrr. ia;
EortEenstrru. s. -: SayYnuGh AID CAar.rsfon
lst mort. -xT3: no. Staie guarantee, o9a -:
South Csroiiua. 13; 10, 6s; Sp~rtauburs Anc
CnioE. IS.
RAILROAD STocKa-Charlotte. Columbia aud
Augusta. - ~; Greeuvilte and Coiumbis. =
Northeastern, 13u savannah aud Churles-
ton. - s.: South Caroiua. whole shales. II
Il; do. half shares. = ! 22!
ExcBANGE. &c-New York Sight. off par;
Gold ITO li3; Silver, 1O3 -.
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-AMN

TIE SUMTER HlrrERs TRrrMruAST.-ThiS
popllar and widely known Southern
tonic, at the recent Fair Of the South
Carolina Institute, was awarded Silver
Medal. 1t has n great reputation, and is
highly etiicacious in Dyspepsia. ChiIls
and Fever, Cholera Morbus, DIarIhGa,
general debility, and kindred Ills Nc
one who has used this tonic fails to com.
mend it highly. Its proprictorS are
Mrs>rs. Dowie, Noise & Davis, corner o'
Meeting and llas.l->trectS.
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Is 4 Wockingf

The plan o! Joseph, the incenfiaTy,
made mention os BY him in his ram?a-
geous speech Ut the opening Of the SEES
sion, and which he says is afoot 10 h1
off I,aurens County viii. dispatch? We
iudce tina, 1t must be working. or else
why the large aeeessian Of troops S,-'.;
to that qaarter Of country. which passed
through here ON Saturday last:
Crews is the most un%:tigated - peace
breaker Of the radical party, and It i,
bad enough. These soldiers vii! zee for
themselves that they have oecn sent on
wild g,oSe chase, tina. there is abse'
lute:y no need OF them there. that the
citizens are qniet, Law abiding people,
who mean no harms to aay. We have
TO fears but tssas the officers and saen Of
this,nrw and unnecessarily large body
will be sblc 70 appreciate the true cend,.
tion of affairs, and show themselves the
gentlemen they nusi te An:!e! TIE cir
cumstanccs. We believe this movement
in keepiag x:tss ,he wsat p"ics d tisc
executive. ;lc is afraid 70 break with
The arch traitor a0d l,r,a.e H'i;siS'e-. joe
sad 7:ac;iieS l.;,n by sending "r i:eS"
troops. nc may &c mistaken. az
wait. however. to see what the E'ian j.
All the. districts uuds. radical Gaa arc
quiet, and will remain SO i; Crews 2cd
his kii.d keep away. On their airHe
rests the responsibility. ana iiove~n"T
Scott knows thi, As wc!. as hc kaowS
tbs, he Is :;ci,cs to-day :',ai; e." &c
rna,ie his advent into Spu,hEarvi;na.
Since wiring The ahase. ;hc ''pisa
has culI,,iH2te,i III :ste srres: cs eleven
a-ou.iacn. citizens Df !.7rrene, wr,>c
names are men.ioncd r!>ewhc-c. Nc
we're mistaken. The .a:;ca: 5ack5 'ne
IS IS stroHg as ever.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

MYSTERIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POSED FvrL PLAY.-Wc learn that gen.
tleman named Drake. who lived in the
upper part Of Erlsefield District, about
five miles from Fury's Ferry, came to
this city, on the river boat, last Friday,
bringing .wo bales Of cotton, which he
sold to jennings, Smith 4 Co., receiving
the money therefor. lie mystsriously
disappeared, and has not since been
found. The last seen Of him was on
Friday evening. when he left the wagon.
yard Of Mr.. McKeon, iu the upper part
or the city, for the purpose Of going to
the bout. The amount received for the
cotton WAS $l04.
Augusta Coustitutionslis!.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

TIE Ec.Ecr!c MAGAzISE.-The Dt>c;n>
Dor NUN Der oftIi> sterling IRrnth!y IS NJ band
CLOSING No Volume XII uf ti:c new series,
s:..I announcing increased H':ssatinns !Dr
the coming Year. The iciiS ot c,2tcntS is
even nio-c than y:-,.ally comprehensive, and
presents the very eIca..4 ri :nr,isn current
lite cra.urc. Among the most no.icca1ic arti-
clos are Letter. u .;.iRe;" Father Arr.lt;"
smother lnS:t!a.rns OF Tic Fisherman Of
AuSc:" "Eu-kin's Lcc:ur:S oa Art" The
SarsasSo sea-: "'Garon Voa Mol;kc;" Ma
po!tnn and Ear;s:" and 80 on 20 lie number
or ninr.ecn. Every yto:y who io-cs goo!
literature should have III" I;clcc:ic. sud tie
prcScntis good unn.hcr 20 experiment
With. Published br r + pelto;.. los F&l>
ton St, New York. TeTras. s5 oa per annoaa; :;
single cnpi.s Is cents. 4 povtrait IL Cor
nellie cn:bci!isbcs t.::S p@Ghe--
WHAT rG EEAw lED How TO MAKE
.r.-Mme. Br'nores;'s Manual oflHs:ruct!onS
~ Dress and DrcSs>Ntk;nS for the Fail AMI
Winter FASHIONS Of 1901. This book
o1sh, 70 nc IN The hands Of every mother
lady, ana ,ireS$>:nakcs in the !Snd. G<:t Si'c>
complete. Valuable aud uSctu. Information
IN every department Of lSt:eS' And Children
,1.css, with numerous Illustrations. Price
IS Cts. Mailed free on receipt q: price. Ad>
,tross Nine. Dcnovcss. e3s Broadway, Nc"
York.
We md amous our exchanges this week
.;!H frs. number Of new religious paper,
entitled ;he BASHsR 0Y THE CHTaCH. cd!:.
1 by tie Rev. Joseph Cross, D. D.. a!;G
.T'l,;yhcd IN atlanta. Ga. We have had 70
:i,ue yc: 20 give more tLsn cursoIy S!nncr
atis .eny- Il appearance. hus are satisfied 81
rs accay,.xnce on thr strength II n. Cr"S<
vel! known reputation. l; is very Uca'.:
~-rin.c,: and We c,a,l.r H'ayc lie B..Icr. ~
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COM M ERCIAl.

NEwbyRnY. s. C.. November 2e.-Cutton 14c.
COLUMBIA, November 2s.--a!es of cotton yes
terduy 40 bale,-lniddiings l4:c.
NEw IoE6. November 2S-7 P. h--Cotton
firm and in good demand. chiefly for export;
sales s. .3Oo bales-upiurGs l';3. Gold, very dull,
at II: :, IL. ~,
CmActE>rny. November 2S.-Cotton dull
sale y La:r-: receipts 2.3''3; exports 5,rasi
stock q al.
arnrSr.. Nnvr,nlm So ttnn market firm
er, 143 Tor mi;d.i!s,: sS'rs 81 Lales; receipts
la
Llyyrp. .nr., Nus-Ir,.rr 2S-Errmiug Cotton
frm--rp'an.is ). q: o. lrlps ~ =! snies "A,
90 balr.: -pr'ru.' .ti"G and export >. o..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

AHoruEn INFAMOUS OrTRAGE.--We e
learn that young man, (white.) unof
Tending and quiet, living in the Mt Zion
ncis;,borhood, was dragged from his
house 4 few nights since, and cruelty and
outragcouSIy treated by negroes. No
questions were asked him, and they would
ars ser none Of his iuqririeS is to the al
legged provocatinn for the terrible out
race.-Sumtcr Natch,nan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-30

THE OFFICIAL NorE OF New IoES.-
The official result Of the late election in
the State Of New York for Governor is
as follows: Hoffman, Democrat, 4on,70l;
Woodford, Republican, 365,632-Demo.
cratic minority $1,000; an Increase of
1928 over the previous election. The
aggregate vote Of both parties, however,
show large decrease.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA i
SEWBEERT COUNTY.


Bv John r. Peterson, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, An";c s. Derrick, hath made
snit TO me TO grant her Letters of Admins
,ratiou, Of Tie Estate and effects Of Geo.
Derrick, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoush
all and singular, th: kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, 10 he and appear be-
fore me-, in the Court ofProbate, to be held
at Newberry Court House, on the 12th day
Of December next, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, 20 Shew
cause, if any they have, why the said all
muistration should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 2S,h day Of November
Arno D0mini, 1870.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, P. J. ". c.
Nov. 50, 4S-2t
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Notice--Sale Of Person
al PrODertV.

On the 9th December. will sell At my
residence. for cash, general assortment Of
Household Property including an excellent
Piano, a new cook-sroye. with other kitchen
utensils. Also light Rockaway. with dou-
bic harness in good orlcr;a buggy. wagons,
mules. oats and barley, in the >heat and
rlre>hed fodder, straw, potatoes. Also,
farming implements. B. <. SOll.
Nov 80
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Bv John T. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Benjamin Abrams, hath made
snit to me to grant him Letters Of Admins
tration, Of the Estate and effects OF Mary
4. Abrams, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon!sh
al and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, 20 he and appear be
for" me, in the Court Of Probate, 10 be held
at Newberry Court House, on the 18th day
of December next, after publication hereof,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, 10 Shcw
cause if any thev have, why the said ad'
n.inistra.iou should not be granted. Given
under my hand this 2Sth DAY Of November,
Ammo Domini, 1870.
JOHN T. PETERSON, P. Inc.
Nov. 81, 4S-2t.
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Atthe adjourned annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, held on Friday, at the Office
Of the Company, the following genlleaen
were elected Directors: J. ". Harrison,
James L. Orr, Andrew Simond<, William
Gnrncv. J. H. jerks, Hardy Solomon,
George W. Waterman, James N. Allen,
T. L. CardOZo.
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Notice..

\ Lady. who is Il graduate Of q Lutheran
College: and has experience in Teaching,
desires i situation Us assistant il High
School, GovcrucSS in family, or 70 take
charge Of i small School. Teaches thor
oushly Ill the English Branches, includ-
Ing Literature, Rhetoric, Metaphysics, &C.,
and French and Mathematics.
Best uf references given. "
Add.rss, "A. B. c."
Ncv. ~. 4'-3t Columbia, S. {.
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rsss~ HOW TO MAKE HOME

ATTRACTIVE have your stairs
without banisters, 1t the risk of breaking
YOUR children'S nccks. Don't have wooden
ceilings, that require cord Of lighfwood 10
Illuminate the room. Don't have windows
without glass, so that whenever it rains YOU
must shut out the light of heaven. Don't
have sashes without hlin:ls, so that the sum-
mer sun will dazzle your eyes, warp vonr
furniture and fade your carpet. But order
sIl rhc necessary materials for finishing your
house in comfortable style from z. P. Toalc,
Charleston, S. c.. she largest manufacturer
Of such things in thc Southern States.
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