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County TreasG,rer'S Notice,


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THER+.
' i NOW in the Redemption FuHi Of nrmsbN
tnuntF the sum Of three thousand. three hun irei
tnl sixteen dollars and thirteen cents s3,3l6 49,.
md that scaled proposal, viii he received 10y The
County Auditor FIR the surrender # bonds. war.
Tu,tS anI claims, payable our # sail Redemption
Fund under the prov ~iou~ Of an Act Of the Legs
E+trre Of the State IF Nevada, approved March =
lSGj. q the amount # money in the Redemption
'uud nj the time of opening the proposals.
The proposals will bee received by the Auditor
mp to 10 O'Clock It III.
On Monday. July 3. ISL,
AMI must he accompanied hy and enclose the
bonds. warrants or claims 20 Je surrendered.
Printed hanks for filing out BIDS en- he ob
tainei upon APPLICATION at the Office ofthe County
Auditor.
All accepted bids viii be paid in Legal Tender
notes. III. :. MASON,
Treasurer of 0rmsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, June Il, ISL. ieIc-td
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SKIN DIS & S S

p,UE UNDERSIGNED WILL C~HEERFULLY
mail free to All who rish it,. the tieceiPe and
fall dIrrcti rs Tor Preparing and using Il simple
ard hrautiful Vegetable isdnI. that will immedi'
ar-Iy r.move Tan, Fre.kl-=, P%imples. HtotcheS,
auI all eruprun- ami impurities of the skin, leay-
i,r The same srft clear. smooth. and beautiful
He viii al-o ~ead free Instructions for proiuc
iuc. by verv simple me sns. a iUxnrttnt growth o.
i.tr- on 4 bald head or smooth ftte.
The above can be obtained hv return mail, BY
al ;reS~iug LOUIS LENAR.
Imfart;ug Chemist. go Broadway, \. Y
Z q Box >. leo. I,li-3In
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DABBE TT METaL.-JO0 POUNDS
ID of Iii TYPE, for sale at this office.
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{ CARD.
Application soE Patent.
Notice No. vi
- Dr~rrzrrprs 0pTrTp !

Q = IETINIFN ; TFFTTT.
Carson CITY. New Al ri q. 1871
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ JACKSON. Ill and JAMES
AUTHERS have This day fse,! in tli> nthce 4 Gi-
i.-ram. together with a notice OF application for
Bstent from the United States, under Act Of Con
-gress approved July 20, 1S66. for one thousand
.eet Of the Mint Lode. known a. the Mint Com
p1nv's claim. situated in Eigleand Washoe Valley
District. Orm- by C"unfy. NevrIi, ami mere Iai
tcularly described a. follows: Commencing at
station No. /, a post on the north line OF the
athens Coraptny'~ claim, and running thence y.
l4oU5f ". one ttluuslui feet. to station No. >;
thence y. TO So T. five hundred feet, to station
-. j; thence : 10 uj' L. one til u-ani feet, t.
station No !; thence :. 7Co So W. fi.e hundred
feet t. station No. |. the place Of beginning, and
containing II = iGF acres hearings from mag
netic meridtn. Said claim is more particularly
Described 10y the diagram posted in this onlce and
Oil the c!tiul.
a]p1-at:# f. d n Register.
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Notice Nc. /.
REGISTERS 0rFTCF. Z : LAND OrFrcE.1
ArRnRA Ny. Ami L. L.

AURORA. New. ipril Il. Is .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT NM.
Y SHARON has this day II ed in this office 4
iiacram, together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act Of Con
gress approved Iuly -. 1NGfi. fr 600 feet Of the
Juuiata Lode, in Esn-ral,it Mining nIstuiCt, Is
Ui.ralla county. Nevada ami for a mill site. and
more particularly described a fol- vs.: C"mmcuc-
ing at station No l. the north beast erly corner from
which point thu center Of the JUnilta .hift brsrS
:. 4Uo 10 ". distant s4l i-1o feet. and running
thence ; 20 r.. / q feet t. station No. >; thence
:. tGo W. | go 1eet t. station No 5; thence
n. - W. 500 feet to strti0n No. !: theme y. c3C
f. 1850 feet :" station NJ. l. the place OF begin
ming. Bsal ing from true meridian magnetic Va
Ration. 11o +. The lode lie Of COO feet claimed.
Is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom Of the Juniata shaft and the
vertical pr. lection upward 10 the surface. from the
pCsitioaI # the lrde a. found below the surface
shows 4 line At the surface commencing at the
westerly line nf the claim. and in the SAID line at
= diStaacc Of 21 feet from the northv e>teriv
corner and ruunirE thence nortIeaStcrlv. parallel
with the nCrtherly and stutherl- sides Of the
rlaim GOO fee, The portion If the claim extend
ing uoTtheasterly beyond the azores ti1 90 feet Is
claimed for ground for waste material. Mil claim
situated in the district aud county af resaid. com
meueirg At station No. /. a pine tree about II ch
east Of the Aurora read. ana about > ch. west If a
number If springs, and at the suutherly end If the
basin in which Winters mil is stu tied: and Tuu-
ming thence north Al Oh. to station No. ,:
thence west 9 IN t. station No >: thsnc- north g
ch to station No. i; thence east Ii O5 cIi. II sta
ton No ): thence south / ch to station No. c:
thence ea,t ) Oh trs,ati,u No. .: thence south >
I'll. to station No. :. thence east . Oh to Station
No. @. thence south / en-. To- ~sts'inu No. 10: thrucc
east + c,. to sta iaa No. Il. thence south l. cI
To >tati n No. -; thence west i.3a ch. t. alton
No T. from station No. IL the s. F. corner ct
the settling 700 Of the Winters mill. bears ".
Instant 4.26 IA j.; thence south 9 10 ch. 10 station
No II: thence ; 30 l3' =. 70 H. Ch. to station No
l.; thence ; 80 T. b ch. 10 station No. IL;
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sDfD QCACE>--A victim Of early in
dI-cretion. c tIs ~ n-rv"H- debility pfenii-
- may. etc. having rr.-t in vain every HIFer-
,,-.i ,ruedy. has q simple mrans Of sett-cure-
"a. IN ne will send free 10 his telluw-sutierers
Adt.1,.: ]. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street, Ne"
York 49,"
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Es.a.s G,r Young Men, ar great ),
Nat EVIL and ABUSES. winch Interfere witt
81 ,RRIAGS with ~ure means II reJei fr III
rr.t ,ns aad CI5arruastta.. disort~e.I and .iet'iitatG'
sent FREE. Ia Nrtl-f stvrirfre~. Adore.
HIuHAHD ASSOCIATION, " ; : Nirfh 81,
I'll .rl.tuHai. IA. "'-'i
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CtL4,.l /
a WICKED NoMAH.

At least score 81 careless loun-
gers were idling away the morning
hours in the arbor-that same jas-
mine-scented spot vherc the lovers
had breathed theiriows the evening
previously.
Vendale and Iiss Castlcmaine
were among the NUMBER even now,
looking delightful. conscious while
endeavoring to Loo the reverse Of
that. The Widowv versly lounged in
an easy-chair wihichhad been brought
out for her especial benefit, balefuIly
watching the handome couple from
under her long lshes, Randolph
Castlemaine leaneo esi.ie' .,le arched
entrance-way, darl smiling, insolent,
his bright eyes fxd ksenly on the
widows face.
He moved, presently. He took
his stand behind Ms, Verslys chair,
and whispered in le ear.
F" Are they mott charming cou-
ple?"
She started, and urned.
Z" You here ?" sh gasped.
To be sure, mdam. I came to
look after my niece But she seems
to find her present company agreea-
Bile. I shall not inerfere.
Mrs. Versly groud her teeth.
90, the forwardlussy T.
Have a care, mdam. You might
be overheard. Su0 language does
not become your hautifpl lips. A
person OF your experience should be
more polite.
She turned on I'm with an invol-
untary hiss. The, was murderous
purpose in her heet. His mocking
words set her bloc on fire.
"Go!" she wispered, sharply.
If you value life take that devil
ish lace out Of myight."
He shrugged highoulders.
MADAM is besie herself. But
am one OF her hmblest servitors
zee, 60.
He resumed hisld position in the
entrance-way, smihg back upon her
more exasperating than ever. Mrs
Versly knew, M, that she was
being watched, ad would not look
towards Vendale md Miss. Castle
maine again,
Van Loon mle his appearance
presently, COMM from the pistol
gallery where he ad been practising
all the morning. He threw himself
on the grass bdde Mrs. Versly
carelessly tossinslis pistol, pretty
trlhe OF steel andilver, at her feet.
al am tired an distrait," he said
Exercise the depn of unrest, Ipray
you :,
with her most belldering smile.
(" VI hai shall 10? Gossip 2"
Yes Look onder, VII 90. :.
i '!!lfsa S endaleqd Ito Miss
t..l;.a.!e y: &G5 'ot
nlg.4 ,}la ali.,.ie E5r
you know. i5it&e loQs1q ya2
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Our Beloved lave Departed.

Our beloved have departed,
While we tarry, broken hearted,
In the dreary, empty house;
They have ended life's brief story,
They have reached the home Of glory,
Over death victorious!
Hush that sobbing, weep moro lightly
On we travel, daily, nightly,
TO the rest that they have found,
Are we not upon the river,
Sailing fast, to meet forever
On more bog, happy ground?
On we haste to home invited,
There 9TH friends to be united
IN u surer bond than here;
Iheeting soon, and met forever!
Glorious hope torsake us never,
For thy glimmering light Is dear.
All! the way is shining clearer,
AS we journey ever nearer.
10 the everlasting home;
Comrades who await our landing,
Friends who round tue throne are stand
ing,
we salute YOU. and we come.
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the cause of those who are dead and

the cause of those who are dead and
gone?'
It was a terrible look he gave her
Then he was his old moclzing sell
once more. 81
+ =" Madam, we viii not discuss '7no-
tives You wish t& iipa Nenlals
He is NOT in 2his roSta. a tau e5n g,.'
for youl&oIi. I! i9h o-ae iia.e
since. NY meme, ;ll .g''lea;a!l,s.
was leaning on his .lii;;.1. G..eee, !:
have given you clue. Follow it out.
I must leave you now. Adieu."
Mr.. Castlemaine bowed, and strodle
away. M
Mrs. versly fell back on the couch.
She was weak as any child. Her eyes
glittered fearfully. The dead pallor
Of her face was something frightful
to behold.
"And SO that man is one of the
new arrivals?" she hissed, sharply.
GOOD Godl He knows too much !
He must have a care, OF the Bois de
BOulogne tragedy will be enacted
over again."
She shuddered. Sheer desperation
gave her strength. She slowly arose,
gliding through the French window
behind the couch. Outside was a
low balcony against which leaned
some stout trelliswork. Taking no
thought for the rich fevening-dress
she wore, she clambered to the
ground and stood. listening breath
lessly. q
"They are not in the ballroom
Vehdale and this Miss iCastlemaine,"
she muttered. "They must be in
the garden. l will find THEM. S'death
to think daring girl should come
between him and me noaOi"
The night-wind blew coolly upon
her. A crescent moon. hung low in
the sky. She could distinctly hear
the monotonous wash of the waves
on the sand atno great distance.
She glided down.ithe walk. An
arbor hidden under.a snarl of jas
mine bloom. rose mp before her, pres
emily. She paused behind some haw-
thorn bushes, for shesaw two figures
seated on bench, the moonlight
falling wanly upon them. 1t was
Vendale, his handson e face all aglow
with love and rapture and strange
lady-Miss Cast lemaine, of course
She was marrelluqsly beautiful,
this stranger, with her clear, creamy
complexion, her pqlplish hair, her
dreamy eyes, her sweet mouth, red
and melting as the grapes ripening
on some Anaalusian hillside. Mrs.
Nersly clenched ler hands as she
gazed upon her. And yet deep in
her heart some strange feeling stir
red, half recognition, half dread the
most unaccountabl'.
My darling" sic heard Vendale
whisper, kissing Mss Castlenaines
lips with passionateferyor.
That Was enona4. Despair and
desperation took possession of the
wretched woman, tie light iii her
eyes grew dcadlier ;han ever. She
turned, walking laci to the hotel as
she had come,
"Great heavens size cried, snash
ins iier teeth, an ] to be fo!lci Exc
t:.is? Do /. who a,vays moclsed ,at
iv.ge. loyrat last but 10 he ma.!e ascoG
aa1, aa.s; ~ III. AZ .hal. -
-, - tc 4r.re #Gia.a despe
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asks your errand, it is black lace .for
my new velvet, remember.
Babbette nodded.
Yes, madam, comprehend" she
said with a significant look.
8" Mrs. Versly leaned nearer. !"Tell
Dr. Albertino that Iwant apoison sub
tie and deadly" she said, in a harsh
whisper, !" somethingspeedy and trace
less, doing its. work so secretly that
not even a suspicion is aroused. He
has such in his possession. Pay MIN
his price, and be secret as the grave. =
Yes, madam"
CONCLUDED Next WEEK
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W. GRAHAM & co.
Gotten HaeseRs
AND
Commission Merchants,
Ga,

4 UGU USIA, Ga.,
WILL give strict attention to the
sToRAGE and SALE OF COTTON and
other PRODUCE on Commission.
And will make the usual ADVANCES
of PROVISIONS, &C., to Planters.
u Cons;gnments and Orders solicited.
Office' No. 5, Mcintosh Street, opposite
Messrs. Jennings, Smith & Co.
Re}erencss in Eigefeld:-Gens. Bon
ham, Dunovant and Butler.
Capt. O. N. BUTLER, Of Edgefeld, is
associated with our Firm, and will llrepre-
sent our House in Edgeield and adjoin-
ing Counties. ., 1s
ABR 26 u
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= COTTON STATES
LIZ Insurance IhS tEllllfance Company
sSaa cipai omce, Macon, Ga.


E b1bsss of this STRICTLY SOUTHERN and HOME ooMPA-
Insurance alone
On ali lie approved Mutual plans 1t also issues Pohc!es
a5 n cent under the mutual But does not advise
its afdoas Is dsure pn that plan beng very expensive IN
Mutual Company will average about
South and West where investments O'n
go Of business divided annually amongst
all fbe Mutual Policy Holders without exception ,
nehrd Loan when desired interest," cnaiSu '
Where ali Cash paid will become That u.s. pay
out have so per cent added to their races "h'n
than the original sum insured =, f,..oa towns of
Ample provision against forfeiture OF folcaes IN "ie
the contract 4bo;n rosb volne
W. o& The none Of the the financial security Nonn
Companies accnmulatng tne insured anu IL
thereto Capital commencing with Y2O0Ooo ;,lo
Millions dollars annually hitherto been lost tne
ton te Snth in payment Northern Companies In
made by these Companies IN Ns
then sustain our Life Enterprise thus keep money and the
home
Officers at Macon, Ga:
VIM B. J0HNST0Ns President
WM S. HOLT VcePresdent
GEO. S. OBEAR, Secretary
-aa@t< JOHN W. BURKE, General Agent
c. F. McCAY, ,Actuary
w. j. MAGILL5 Superintendent OF Agencies
JAS MERCER GREEN Medical Examiner
,s Cotton States Company is Georgia South Carolina enter
nse is GOOD Company and fully identified with the interests @
or neople This ably represented In the general management
South oaF0pA' D''es'' LAVALL & ABNEY,
General Agents for North and South Carolina
Wa 7 LAVAL ESQ, Office Columbia S. c.
M w ABNEy, NJ d. Edgehed 5. &c q
June T
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WHAT IS DEMOCRAT ?-Thisques-
ton was addressed to a. Democrat in
a political conversation a few days
since by a "Red hot Republican.
/" I would like very much to be what
you call a good honest Democrat.
Be kind enough totell mewhat change
I will have to undergo to become
such, and how I will know that I am
changed" "Well," replied, the Dem
crat, "go to some chicken-roost, and
if you can pass it.by without feeling
any inclination to .confscate,' you
are an honest. Democrat, but if you
cannot resist the temptation to bag
the fowls, you are a Radical still, and
have not experienced a change" The
anxious inquirer had no more ques-
tions to propound.-Paria True Ken
tuckian. - snl.i "a 6F5
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uvii.g i..c c..>e, oi diamonds, emer.
aids and topazcS against the wine
hued silk she wore. 81 must look
my best tonight" she thought, flush
ing hotly. No more dallying nc
more uncertainty. He shall be brought
to my feet
Babette had left the room. She
came back presently, her greenish
gray eyes sparkling.
II met Madam Delormes maid IL
the passage just now. She reports
two new arrivals.
Mrs Versly turned. languidly grace
full still, though nobody says Babett'
could see her.
"Who are they?
GA Monster Castlemaine and hi
niece Mademoiselle Castlemainc.
"No matter don't know them.
Babette flashed her a swift, side
long glance.
"But monsieur Vendale does, sh'
said. {.
Mrs. Versly started.
Ibid tie Delorne maid tell yo'
that ?"
Yes, madam"
A sudden fear blanched the wild
ow's perfect face. Quick, Babette
my fan and handkerchief. am 50
ing below"
She opened a door leading into tn
passage. The blare oi horus and til
silver kisses OF cymbals trailed thei
sweetness through the silence. Al
but-it IS late, she murmured, am
: swept down the grand staircase.
A great room flooded with pcl
fume, throbbing with music, an
aglow with lights and the simmer
Jewels. Upon this festive scene Mr.
Vessly burst, meteor-liE', and shon
veritable queen.
A scoreof gallanys crowded arorm
her, for the handsome widow ba
been pronounced BY acclamation til
. belle of Rect House. She receive
I their homage somewhat superciliou'
ly. Her eager eyes swept the lengt
of the room for form that was nc
: where to be seen. Finally she glit
ed into the giddy circle OF dancer
with Van Loon for partner-one
d d her most ardent admirers.
i "Have care, Mrs. Versly," Va
said, laughingly, as she went throug
guid grace wholly irresistible. either
d IS danger of the royal purple bein
. transferred to other shoulders.
g She lifted her sleepy eyes to h
/ face.
'e !, "what do you mean, Mr. Va
Loon?"
"Have you seen Miss Castlelnoin'
3 No, or you wouldn't have asked TIL
question. Such grace such piqual
beauty suci. ar5lessness The mt
are ravimg abont-her already. 0, b.
e. she is very charming!'
+, +, Mrs. Versly bit hen lip angrily.
- "Whcr4 ,ae
Al dor k,l4.,, g.aaora np al
down tn e0aia Sb iisppeart
at youl eo....,,s, as did Cinderel
s. when III. ciu,k struck twelve. Iha
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Notes for Sale.

I'm Pursuance of an Order from the
Inloe of Probate of Edgetield County,
40 - Zip iii sell at Edgefeld G. H., on sale
W.. We y =, ~ August next, to the highest bid
aas da al al the NOTES belonging to the Es-
te,, tatc of 81 MARTHA u JENlNINGS, decd.
Terms Cash. x,,,,e,, W as.
- T. T p.-5i -55EiSsiSais. ,a1is ai !. Adn,gs' as
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GIRLS, BEwARE.-Girls, beware Of
transient young men. Never suffer-
the addresses Of stranger. Recol-
lect that one good q Farmers boy, or
industrious Mechanic, is worth all
the floating topsin the world. The
allurements of a dandy Jack, with 8
shoe brush over his upper lip, a gold
chain round his neck, a walking.stick
in his paw, cent cigar in his mouth,
some honest tailor''s, coat on his back,
and a brainless though fancy skull,
never can make up the loss of a
good fathers home, agood mothers
counsel, and the society Of brothers
and sisters; their affections last, while
that of such a young man is lost in
the decline of a honeymoon. This
is true.
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New Spring Dry Goods !
Il
Jam es w. uTley,
BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA-
DEAT,ER I'M 'T-CLASS DRY GOODS,

INST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, and fully pre-
pared to offer to the public completely assorted Stock OF sEsoN
BILE FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS
Great care has been supply each Department with
THING VIEW AND FASHIONABLE we'll as the more staple
articles of the Trade
The Cash System will be strictly Adhered TO- ana
@ chener to nav 25 per money and buy Dry Goods
for Cash. than to buy them on time
The best Judges Dry Goods and the closest buyers are particularly
requested to examine my present schedule of prices
Mar 20
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The Beautiful Widow,
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
CHAPTER I.

SHE sat before mirror in her pri
vate apartment at the Reef House
the Widow Versl >. She was gazing
at her own reflection in the glass
while the ,n,,itl l}eft fingers braided
and coiieli th7 immense bands o
purplisb hair With which she was
wont to encrole her sup=.b mead.
A magnificent woman, in spite o.
her eight-and- thirty years. Her hg-
ure was full, supple and e1quisitely
moulded. The sleepy, almond,sha'
ped eyes with their starry outlook
and the lusciously red cheeks, round
and tempting as some velvet-coated tie,
peach ripened on d, southern wall
were enough of themselves to have
brought an Antony to the feet of this
Cleopatra for every day in the year
Add to these lips puulped with juicy
crimson, and the peculiar languor and
richness of the olive complexion, and
YOU have a creature Of such enchant;
ing loveliness as all the Helens and
Aspasias and Margueritas of the past
| might we'll have been envious of.
She smiled on the dazzling image
reflected in the mirror-a proud,
pleased smile that had q little spice
of triumph in it.
at preserve my good looks won
derfully well, !" she said, at last, ad-
dressing her maid.
Madam is charming" exclaimed
Babette.
She drew a long breath. A shad-
ow came to those langulshing eyes.
Some sudden thought knitted the low,
white brow.
"Bahr' she cried, sharply. 81
am handsome, but what is beauty ii
it cannot win the regards of those we
love? 1 am fabulously rich; out
some hearts are neither to be bought
nor sold. S'death What am [. to
do? Vendale is killing me with his
coldness. He is driving me desper-
ate !"
She angrily stamped her foot.
clenching those soft, white hands
whose perfectness had almost grown
into proverb among those OF her
own set. Babette, the French wait
ing-maid standing behind her mis-
tress chair, only opened her green
ish-gray eyes triAe- wider than
usual.
THAT mani" shemuttered. He
has infatuated you madam. | can t
understand it.
Mrs. Versly Is ed harshly.
Don't try, b. tie. She heared a
long sigh. 81 never Believed in the
mad passion until I met .Vendale,
she added, quickly. But | believe
in it now, Babette. | shall never
again be doubter.
He is ten good years younger
than yourself, madam" F"
{" Iestc ! What care l for that
What would Vendale care if lie real
ly loved me? Do l look my age:
bah Show me u woman who can
compare with me for looks, Ior
can't? Then hold your peace, Bah
cite. Ten wears. indeed Bah!
Babettc tos;ene,l he last silken
band Of han wisil silver sYro'y, anG
Mrs. Ne!siF' 5 la.iel Was complete.
" 1t i vel% !ato. lna1a!a slie sd,
anxious 10 c.!af.l. tiie 5.t"!,, % !:ei
mistress 1..y.1i,ts
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tnaialn q

/ Nothing more was needed. :" Here
is a card with DR.. Albertino's street
and number" said Mrs Versly,
after a slight pause. II am going
to send you to the city, the first thing
tomorrow morning, If anybody
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J. NJ. NEBLETT. W. H. GOODRICH
COttOnGln
MANDATORY.

rV1HB Undersigned respectfully an;
il nounce to the people, Of Edgetield
and adjoining Counties, that they are still
engaged in tho manufacture of
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Cotton Gins,


Of the well-known and highly approved
OGLESBY PATTERN.
Mr.. .NEBLETT, who has fourteen
years practical experience in making
these gins, will give his personal atten-
ton to the business, and we feel conf
dent of giving entire satisfaction to those
| favoring us with their orders.
EVERY GIN WARRANTED.
Old Gins RENOVATED or REPAIR
ED in the best manner.
EEBLETT & GOODRICH,
At Goodrich's Machine Works.
ag-Capt. LEWIS JONES, Of Edge
field, is our authorized Agent, and all or
ders received by him will meet with
prompt attention.
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