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COMMISSIONERS

Inc STATE OF Ohio. Trumbun County, IS.
Samuel ouInby, In Trumbuu Com
1. \. Dawson, ct. al ton.
By virtue OF an order cf sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Trumbul
County, Ohio, in the above named case 10
me directed ant delivered, I have levied on
and shsll expose 10 public sale a the door OF
the CSurt House. in the city Of Warren, Ohio,
on Saturday. April g, ls7l. between the
hours of and 4 O'Clock, p m. Of said day the
following described lands and tenements, in
the couRty OF Trumbull and State OF Ohio.
to-Wit: Situate IN the city Of Warren, in
said county and state. and bounded and des-
cribed as follows: On the DOrth by the south
line OF Canal 81. on the east by west line Of
Main St: on the south by the Ohio 4 Penn
sylTania Canal, and en- the west by a line
running north aud south and parallel with
Main St, and runninE tWofeei Rom the east
side OF the two story frame warehouse Of
Henry and Charles Smith. The above des-
eribed property, better known as the 7. n.
Dawson q Co, on Mil, with al necessary
machinery for carrying on that business
Appraised at 5000. Terms Cash
R. ". RATLIFF,
Mar. =. Iszl-5t spee'l Master Commiss'r.
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Ii may be justly said that the pride
that apes humility Is the most object
ionable, as in addition to the bad
qualities inherent in q false unfound-
ed estimate of self, it spperadds that
Of hypocrisy-and- no combination
can be more Odious than that Of hy-
pOerisy with pride.
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There is no virtue that adds so
noble q charm TO the finest traits of
beauty as that which exerts itself in
watching over the tranquility Of an
aged parent. There are no tears that
give so noble a luster to the cheek
Of innocence as the tears Of filial sOr-
row,
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

"a Notice Is hereby given thst the subscri-
ber has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate OF Clarissa
Galpin, deed. late OF the township OF MesO-
potamie. Trumbull County. and State Of o.
All persons who are indebted 70 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
ment TO the subscriber, and all persons who
have legal claims against said estate, vii
present them legally proven for settlement
y ffhfn eighteen months from this date.
LINUS TRACY, Admir-.
NfeEorlofaunfa Mar q. 1871 st
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TDDTNGs & MORGAN, Dealers in Sta
PIE a1d Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Nat
fngE and Floor Oh Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Codee, &C. They keep con-
staufiy On hand, large End full assort-
nana of Goods in their line, o. coed quality
and fzshfonable styles and offer the1n for
sale at she lowest prices in the market.
ian, S i8Ic.
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Tx. DAWSON, Mayor OF the Incor-
poratsd Village o. Warren, o, and alss
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Village,
attends 70 al business usually transacted by
Justices Of the Peace. Mayors regular court
every Monday morning nom 20 ls O'Clock
Jan S. lS7o
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
subscriber has been appointed Admin
fFtrator 90 the estate Of Isaac B. Spring. late
OF Green Township, Trumbull County, decd
Oated At Green. this I'd day Of March, A.
ID. 1871. JOHN SLOAN.
Mar. q. ls7l-Sta
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OOATATTSSIONFR'S SAIFF

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NThe Stste OF Ohio, Trumbul County, IS.
The Brown Iron Co. In TrnmbuI Com
vs.. mon Pleas
James Harris, ct. al.
Notice is hereby given, that In pursuance
TO decree made by, and an order OF sale
issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Trumbull County, Ohio, 70 Us directed, as
Special Master Commissioners, In the suit Of
the Brown Iron Company. against James
Harris. e. al. directing Us to sell the follow
ing described real estate. We shall offer for
81 le al public auction at the door Of the
Court House IN the City oi Warren, County
OF Trambull, Ohio, on Saturday, the 22d
day OF April, A. d. 18Th between the hours
Of D. N. and p. m. the following described
real estate situated In MeatnerSfeld town.
ship, County Of Trumbull and State OF Ohio,
aud known Is parts OF Great Lots numbers
two. three. i've and six, fNos. 2 s, 5 and g. Of
the original survey OF said township, and
bounded as lollo7Fs- Beginning az the in
tersectl1n o. The east line OF Market St.. so
called. extending TO the center OF Robbins
Avenues thence 3. So E. - chains, a links
along the center Of Robbins Avenue; thence
y. ~ E IL chains - llarE. thence n. So
". g chains . links; thence W. ~ v. 3
chains s. links: thence n. 81 chains l2
links 10 q white oak tree marked for q line
trae standing in the corner thence y. - E
- chains, 50 links; thence y. So ". p
chains IS links thence n. Il Z. / chain
links. thence n. 575fo ". 8 chains. IS links TO
the ea. teFly line Of NIenna Road, 50 called;
u. Sc VIC chains, 68 links 70 the east line
Of seid Market St.: thence s. I 5Eo ". along
the east line OF Market st. 50 chains, s. links
% the place Of beginning, containing one
the same more or less. Appraised at -.
CHAUNCY H. ANDREWS
LUCIUS Z. COCHRAN.
ASsignees Of Harris. Blackf0rd & Co, Spec
cial Master Comm issioners.
Niles. o.. March - 1871
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HerOdotus informs US that the an
cient Persians had q custom OF devis-
ing their political schemes when in
ebriatei, and Of exeeutingthem when
sober
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T. J. McLAIN & SON,
BANKERS. Warren. o.

Rsnklne BasTasss. q Al kinds done.
Bonds C0ln AID Coupons, bought aud s0id-
IzfereEt allowed on Deposits
MO1ey 70 Loan: good Notes bought
Brnffr on Europe bouciItarfd sold
PuEsaEe 7 cts 70 and fn0m Europe furnished
Revenue Stamps for sale At q discount.
Insurnnoe at low rateG.
DWELLINGS and Store-roos1a for rentOr sale, and
eEeneral Real Estate business done.
Ample means and twenty-five years ex-
Terierce enabie rs 70 transact all depart
saeuts cf business, to the entire satisfaction
~ fiuEtomers-
Warren. O. Sept = lszo-lyT-
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E.E .HUTcHIEs. C Z GLIDDEz, J. n STU L
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN s STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, once over Smith q
Turner'S store, corner Of Main and Market
sfraetE. Warren. Ohio. Ian. 5. lslO-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-12

Programmes, Dodgers
and all work promptly executed st low
1riees. Al the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
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EH. EALKER, ". q. LELIE. H L WALKER
UTIEEER, LESLIE & CO., Bank
Government Securities, Foreign and Domes-
tic Exchange. Collections made Interest
allowed on Special Deposits Qan. Ely.
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MAcKEY
UTUTTT4ESEY 4DAMs. Fire and

w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchnndize and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms
farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furniture insured for one, three and nve
yeanE. once In McCombs and Smiths blOcc.
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Few vices will often obscure many
virtues.
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A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
- Musical Merchaudizs Of al descriptions
VIZ. Pianos, OrTonE, AelodeonE, Fiolin1I
Guitars Accordeons,C ,Claronetts, Flutes, Flies.
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stools, Sheet
music Music-bOoEE Violin Strings, Guitar
StrinEs &c kc Store In Webb's Block, Owe
Porteris Book Store. Ian 5. $50.
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EMON d. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Tension and Bounty Agent Passage Tick
cts sold 70 and nom, and money remit
rates Once in Webs Block. Main Street,
Warren. Ohio. Jan. > 1e7o.
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nR. J. r. NELSON, Physician and
il gSurEeon, once east Of First Nat Bank.
once hours nom to 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
3 70 ,. m. Jan p III
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jon aHC1cHuZ VT. SPAR
HUTCHINS & SPEAR, Attorneys at
H Law. once in First National Bank
building, ID story, mont -oomS Warren o.
Jsn- 8 ls70-ly.
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J. HARNOE. @ 7. NErcALF.
HARMON 8 METCALF, Physicians,
Ill and Surgeons Once on High Street al
the stand formerly occupied By Dr. Harmon
Jan. lsFn
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w. FcErER. " ?. PoETER-
W1N. &W.F. PORTER, Dealers
w in school and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
phlsts and MaEazines at the New York Book
store. Main Strest. Warren Ohio.
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n ". HAGILTON, n. D., Orange
& , n sss sas i oSHS P 0's hour fass o 3ss 2
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DRF. 4. BIERCE, Homeopathic
UPhysielan and Surgeon Ohlcq in Sutlid's
Block, high Street
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NJ B. TYLER. Manufacturer and
IN Dealerin Guns. Rifles Pistols. Cutlery
Fishing Tackle. Gun Materials, Sporting
ApparStus, Sewing Nachines. &C, No. 8, Mar
kef s.. Warren. Ohio. JESS lsze-tf
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nT B. P0RTERs Attorney at Law,
w sOmce I'd 1ddfles' Block. Market ST,
Warren. Ohio Han. ls7e-tT-
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nR. D. GIBBONS, Dentists, teeth
extracted without pain; upper CT low
er sctz Of teethfor Sl2oo. once over 7. J. No
Jan. s. 1Slo.-.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTRRERESERFE CHRONICLE
w Published every Wednesday mornlne'
q Empire Block, Market St. Warren W.
lrT-rv7-r Editor and Propriefol.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13
s. Il .E1 O. Il r. IS
UNADULTERATE;D ALE AND
Il 4 e. ER b EER.

II AGER BEER, CONTAINING COPPE-
A RAS and ALEdoctorcl with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
cevcrcd in New-YorE.
Professor Mapes of Ncw-York. analyzed
,he Hecr from dozen different Breweries
and all were found adultcratcd with noxions
substance. Ii is saul, that the sale of Drugs
30 Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade
This is perfectly infamous Cocculus ndicus
(i Il berry, nux-vo,aiea. (log btt ton) from
waich strvchnine is obtained nre some Of
nc Gclcctnblc substances found in Beer
lIc.c are potent poisons, and the Brewer
ionud using them should be drowned at once
in one of his own watts.
l.. 81 am willing to he drowned in my
own watts, if any Impurities should be found
il my Beer.
shall continue to make u hcalthful
Beverage, so thu; it may Ire dyank 10y the
mos; delicate without the least danger
JOHN i. SEEGERS, Colnmbia, SC.
For sale in Onngcburg by the cask or
otherwise, 10y MER0NEY s sam.
jim I ly
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ssof curing tho diseases t, which
spniortunatc humauity is heir.
@Eb ATTEMPT AT EunGt.AaY-O

= 8Eb ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY -On
> brsaay ,'ight an a,'cu,pt was made by
laband of desperate burglars, to break
NPen tile store OF Mcssrs Theodore kohn
sud Brother. Two holes we're cut
through the front door, facing Main
aStreet, with large au@er. 1t is evi-
lent from the positions OF these, that
would be burglars, designed to eifcc,
!. eenl entrance BY boring just above the
i it'll the aid Of some instrument. To lift
bit, aud thus open their way. 1t is the
work Of professionals, and the sooner
they are caught, the better it will be for
tho safety of the community 1t is be-
4 feved from the circumstances of the
Acase that Mr.. Henry Kohn (who it was
Sknown intended to leave the store that
night) was watched, and as soon as out
of sight, these night walkers commenced
their work But what caused then to de-
sist, at the time when their purpose was
nearly accomplished is mystery. We
!, suppose though, chat something frighten-
Jed them, perhaps The return of Mr.. Henry
Kohn. The traces Of their wcrk wa.o
not discovered until the next mornins.
!; ;ssi;iii;.so c;:sss, i;iii...so oir jrivnds that the
only loss sustained By them is the injury
done upon the door of the store. And
in connection with this we are led to
+offer little advice to the good folks Of
our town. 1t is this: our impression is
that there is band of regularly orga-
nized thieves right here in our uids;.
and the best way to break them up,
Would be to watch each of them closely.
and il they are hot scca doing sufficient
L work to make u livelihood, report them
! 10 II Trial Justice as vasrants, aud thus
! ia the community Of not only an infer
4 lal nuisance but a set Of house breakers
aud thieves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-05-13

! Geo. Boliver, Adm'r. VS. Elvin W Bo-
zard-No.e-Verdfct for plaintiff. , g
D j Rumph, vs. Jno F Riiey-hs-
sumpsit-NIistfial Continued.
y Shackte & Richie VS. Ornngeburg
County-Draft-Con
W s DeTreville VS. the same-Contin-
ued. ~ - ~
Edward Perry VS. the samo--Contin-
ued
VIM G Wolfe VS. John F Rilcy--yer-
dict for defendant.
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M. ALBRIGHT,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
OIsANGEHURG, s. C.,

ID ESPECTFuLiN INFORMS THE CITI-
IN zens OF Grangebl.,, and Vicinity that
he has opened at hs NEW STORE en- Rus
sell Street, between McsSrS. Briggmarn Y
Co and McNamar;. & Jones, with n complete
Stock Of LEATHER, SC. and that he has
sufficient Wovkmen to iill arl "1dcis tliiLsi
ed to him.
Thanking the Public for pas. patronage,
respectfully solicits continuance of the
same. TERMS CASH.
feb D oct :,3 If
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N Office.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

or,ngcburg, s. c.. April 81, 1871
IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define
the jurisdiction and duties of the County
Commissioners, passed the twenty-sxth
day Of September, y. d. 1868. and IAN Act'
amcndatory thereto, passed March 9th, 1877,
and parsmat To Resolutions passed Ivy the
Board of County Commissioners of Orange
burg, NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO-
SAILS for REPAIRING the Willow Swamp
Bridge, Oh the Holman Bridge Road, and
for REPAIRING the CAUSWAY and lIOL.
Low BRIDGES leading to he New Bridge, >,
in the Fork of the E,!:s;os, Viii 6c received at
this Office. All Proposals mnsi be accom-
panied by oY more sufficient Suritics,
and must be handed in on or before the Goth
day of May, 1871.
JAMES VAN TASSELL,
spl 22--3t c. B. c. c.
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THEODORE KoHN & BRO.

THEODORE KoHN g. BRO.
ATTENTION
I'D ped their arrangements or che
offered in this o atra the " ~
NOTICE
immediate purchase or otherwise being fully determined
TO OFFER COMPETITION
article in the feeling
ing shall be suited in possible ~
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES DRESS GOODS
At Unprecedented Low Prices including
N
WHITE, BUFF and BROWN LAWN,
Splendid WHITE TGtLs
Line
Nuin
in
MA'SALLES HONEY COMB QUILTS. N
Sands
NO
s. sand
RIBBONS CORSET
Our of SsC
Line # andG
OUR UstEkG. POPULAR PRICES
THEODORE KOHN G. BROTHER.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCNU
These Celehsated Prepasatisas, originally
introduced by Geo. w. Carpenter, under the
patronage of the medical faculty, have been
so long extensively used by phyaieiAn, sss
others. that they are generally kn@@. e:
their intrinsic value, and can be relied on al
being most valuable reasedies in oil esses
where Sarsaparillatr Buoha arc applicable.
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form, so rs to render the dose small and con-
venicnt. Orders by mail or otherwise win
receive prompt attention.
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HENS3EY q CO.,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
NO. T6T Market street, Philadelphia,
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and z. J.
OLIVEROS, 0rangeburg, s. c., and DOWIE
\ NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, @.
G.
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CABINET SHOP.

WYNN. \. BULL offers his services to the
w Citizens of Orangcburg County rs
CABINET MAKER in nil it's branches.
Funerals attended with promptness.
Old FURNITURE repaired aud mnde new
Also Narnished without being removed.
Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad.
Give mo n trial.
l will also build Buggy and Wagon Wheels
and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in
Orangeburg. WN. \. BULL,
mar III If
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WE publish on Our frst page the Pre-
tsehtment ofsttie Gnnd Jury of this
County, for the, May Tetm Of Court,
1871. It is qaise lengthy, but will re-
pay q rafcfei ferasal. Some charges
contained fin 1t, we sincerely hope may
he exptaihed away.
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NOTICE.
OEANGRDURG C. H., s. c.,

VI'.N.'N wv M Z. II, =. q,
ArRiL 3D., 1871.
The Firm of MCNAMARA & JONES is
this day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con-
sent OF both parties.
JOS. MCNAMARA, OF the said FIRM.
does this day assume the COLLECTING o
iis ASSETS, and the PAYMENT of its
DEBTS.
He also returns thanks for the Patranase
heretofore bestowed, AMI hopes HE friends
and customers will continue the same.
JOS. MCNAMARA,
c. II. JONES.
ari 8 {?
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n HuRIEY says the people shall
how, when aud where McL. money
"By doing this he adds, "all this
p will yeease, and the shoe will
just whereTit ought to-"
suggested by our devil that Tins
would pinch like the mischief, if
w tho case.
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Whether Mr.. Chamberlain views,
os expressed, will do him any good or
not, we venture the prediction : tha,
6anerals Warthington will be elected the
next Attorney General. -
The following sentences were pro.
nounced on tho 9th inst, upon persons
convicted at this Term of tho Court, by
his Honor Judge Graham: sfs
ID r L CulIer--Assault and Battery
Fined twenty-five dollars and costs, to
be paid by 1st October next, or be i'm
prisoncd three mouths in County Jail.
Vandy Hamptou-Assault and Bate
ry-Sentcnccd to pay the costs by 1st
October next, or two months in County
Jail.
Billy Williams alias Billy Smith-As-
sault and Battery-Appeal from Trial
Justice-Ordcrcd that original sentence
of Trial Justice Le carried out.
Dorcas Cue Malicious Trespass-
Sealed scnteoce 4
Bill Simmons-Grand Larceny-Scn-
tcnced to penitentiary for one year
Moses Aiken-Bursary aud Larceny
Sentenced to penitentary at hard labor
for one year.
Abram Rccd-Grand Larccny-Scn-
fenced to penitcntiary at hard labor for
one year.
Charles II Green and Charlotte Green
nslaughtcr-Each to be imprisoned
in pcnitentiary at hard labor for two
years.
THE following civil eases were tried
during the past week:
" a j Sistrunk VS. J>hn T Riley
VI IL ". .bnl ilutu.
Calvin sharp VS. n Il Steadman--
Trover-S,ruck OIL
Thos \ Smith vs. Peter w Avinger-
Continued Ivy debt
Dnnall j Enwc VS. Ann C Andrews
Assunrsi'-Nerd CT for plaintiff.
y - -M.n NJ, Iu,son, et,al
-AsSumpsit-Rcferred to Referee, aud
continued.
Jas Garvin VS. W W Pit,s-Trespass
% G F-Cuntinucd.
Joseph Fickli"y, Adm'r VS. VIM s Ty-
observation-disclosures to Referc Con
tinucd
Jos l. FickIing VS. Mary II Tyler
y Referred to Rccrec-Coutin-
ued
n G Wactstonc VS. VIM 7 Patrick
Note-Ncrdiet for plaintiff
III o Smoak VS. VI i Baldwin-Casc-
Verdict for plaintiff.
j w Davis vs. Wilkes Sawyer-Trov-
cr-Continnel.
Catherine G Palmer VS. 4 Jourlain-
Assumpsit-Verdict for plaintiff
j w Aut'ey VS. Thos Eay-Trovcr-
Mistrial-.Coutinued
j w Antley VS. Sam Dibbc-Trover
-Mistral-Continued
David Fertick VS. j ID Prickc:-Tres.
pass to try title-Contnued
Jno G Zcisler VS. 4 j Frederick
Assumpsit-Cuntnucd.
Ben Stevenson VS. II b Knox-As.
mpsit-Continucd
Rachel Poser VS. II w kennerly-
No:c-Strack off.
Javvo W A"tIey vs. II Riggs Tres
nNss -Cpl:i...s4.
VIM Dickson VS. G. w kittrell-Trcs-
poss--Struck off
Jno l. Ficklins, Admir- VS. D S Ken
nerly ct l-Note-Rcfcrred to Rcls-
rec.
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The past week has been r markablc
: for its changes. Monday, up to II
o'clock NJ, it was warm. In the after
6 noon the.weather suddenly changed, and
ince has been extremely cool for this
Rson Of the year. We are fearful that
results will be had for tho farmers.
Bome of the cotton crops have already
assumed yellow hue. We hope. how
&str, that we will be blest with better
season soon, aud that the crops may
Eocn commence to grow again.
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NJ OTECE. - The Copmrener.

NJ Office. 80 The COpnFeuers
~ SHIP lately existing between DR.. B.
MANLY SliULER aud the UNDERSIGNED,
under the Firm Name Of DUKES & SHU.
LER, was DISSOLVED on the 3Oth day Of
March last, by the death of DIR. Shuler. An
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, viii
make PAYMENT, and all persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM will pre-.
sent the same, properly attcsted, to the m
dersigned, or to DR.. A. G. DURk.S, 90 tho
place of business of the said Firm.
j. W. H. DUKES,
apl lo--it Surviving Pertns9.
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Attorney Conceal Chamberlain has

Attorney General Chamberlain has
written letter to Geo. A. Trenholm
Of Charleston. Now, Mr. Chamberlain
is man to be appreciated, and we re-
grct that some Of his assertions or ad
missions are to Re deplored.i I've think
that representative men of the Republi,
can party, could be a little more judi
cious, aud without any hur. to them
selves.
Whether Mr.. Chumbcrlain's views,
os expressed, will do him any good or
not. we venture the prediction 7 tha,
.densralt Wirthington will be elected the
next Attorney, General. -. E,
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CouRT re -assembled on Monday morn
ling last his Honor Judge II, Il. Graham
presiding. A large number of civil cases
been disposed Of This week $
! proceedings have not been as interest
ing as those of tho last, civil business
beng so much more prosy than tho cx-
element of criminal prosecutions There
We're several speeches made last week III
e0ne of the latter cases, that really de-
zAsssges a notice fiom US, because of the
tcnts that have "A made upon
i-they where splendid. Eut we
Se not the space.
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WE like to have company in our
bfRce, but II ID strictly against the rules
of printing offices to read tho copy on
the cases. And that is privilege al
lowed to hone but those connected with
''sas Office. Our friends viii please re-
,xnSn,beSr .his.s "a sIa $50 tassy
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Ne CALL special attention to the Pro
sef5hal Card Of DR.. Charles Il. TaJer.
4 ,is now resident o. Crangcburg,
|sdeuffcrs his services to ci,izans out of
is vicinity. lie is distinguished
tian, and we congratulate our citi-
Ss,pp. N tie advantage of thus L,ing
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T. @ GA T..
SATURDAY Nay, is, 1911

Advertissrents viii not, positively,
be chasgea hereafter ID this hpper I'M
less hahaea 70 us Sa Wednesday morn.
ibg, befoEs hIhs so,elelks ~
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