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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

NEW YORK, April 22.-Ihe delegates OF Inc
wQrkilgmens ASSOCIATION from Massachusetts
Connecticut, New Hampshire ANA this state Of
the late labor reform convention at Columbus,
Ohio, met here this morning and denounced the
meeting Of the executive committee called 10
meet at Cincinnati, April Goth, as pieces OF
political jugglery. It's STATED that as il Is tie
belief Of those preSent At the meeting this morn
inc that the whole labor reform movement Is n
national political affair." they will drop out of
sight soon.
JACKSON, Miss, April 22.--The liberal repuh-
leans mass convention at Vicksburg appointed
delegates TO the Cincinnati convention. '''
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battery, had his case continued until Tuesday 5
session.
William Kittridge, notorious character hail
inc from South Boston, who appears 10 be at
home in the hands OF the law, arrested on a
charge of vagrancy, had his case continued for
one week
jeremiah Hennessy paid a fine of SO and
costs for keeping liquor.
John Grove, for a second ofiense OF drunken
ness, paid a fine of So and costs.
John Campbell, Joseph Whitney and William
Jackson were each fined IS and costs for a first
offense of drunkenness, in default of which they
were committed, while William Roberts paid s.
and costs for like offense.
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PersOmmI TeIeurmmlh.

Charlton 7. Lewis has retired from the man.
agement of the New York Evening Post, and is
succeeded by Parkc Goodwin.
Chief of Engineers Henry w. Fitch, U. S. N.
of Massachusetts, who has been on leave of all
sence, is ordered to the Lackawanna.
The senate has confirmed the nomination Of
Thomas }. Tiffany al. postmaster at Bennington
Vt.
Mr.. Sanford, eX.minster to Belgium, who has
been passing the winter on his Florida planta
ton, was on the floor of the senate yesterday
special cable dispatch brings the gratifying
news from Rome that the crisis of Mr.. Marsh,
sickness has passed, and that he is decidedly
better.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

SALT LAKE. April 22.-In the renort of tbo
conference sermons of yesterday, Elder Andrews
SAID the only way to stop the growth of the
Kingdom of God (the Mormon chureh) was TO
capture the Almighty and set United States
marshal to guard him; that the world will vet
DOW Tue Knee and confess Joseph Smith The
propnet OF me living God, Brigham Young his
successor and young Brigham next.
Numerous additional dispatches have been
received from district Attorney Bates TO re-.
lease the prisoners. Deputy High, however. still
declines, except on motion of the defense and
an official copy of the supreme court decision.
IN favor OF the peoples national convention 4
rial and address - '''0'''"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

HALIFAX, April Glowing to the boisterous
weather divers We're unable to examine The Porn,
Wan Yesterday, 4 temporary raft has been CON.
structed to send alongside to make minute ex,
but most likely she will haye 10 90 to Boston M
be docked, w
he Ice In Piciou harbor has broken up. and
railway steamers cross without difficulty
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nr.lrnclIon of nn En., In.li. 1,,.

NEW YORK, April PA Madrid letter gives
the details of the destruction of Gotta Bats
capital Of the Island Mundane, East Indies. on
the 9th of ljeoember The place was complete
~ ruined Every house was destroyed, hut only
one boy was killed, although great number
was injured. There was six distinct heavy
shocks Of earthquake
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New YORK, April PA Montevideo letter
states that Prof. AgassZ and several of his party
were arrested while filing their pockets with
pieces of rock and taken 10 the guard house,
but were soon released.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

FATAL ACCIDENT AT UXBRIDGE.--A CORE
spondent writes that James Mars of Wmtins-
vile was found lying on the track of the Provi-
dence and Worcester railroad, in UXbridge, on
Sunday morning, with both legs and an arm
cut off. He was run over by the ten O'Clock
freight train, Saturday night, and probably in
stantly killed. A jug of liquor aud some broken
bottles near the body indicated that he must
have been asleep upon the track. George w.
Hobbs, Esq, justice of the peace, took the body
in charge, and an inquest held yesterday morn
ing resulted in a verdict that the deceased came
to his death while lying upon the the track of
said railroad in an intoxicated condition, and
generating the railroad company from blame.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Mrs. Hugh Mcpherson of West Warren, forty.
eight years of age, was found Dead Friday, on
her kitchen floor. When last seen, ten minutes
before, she was apparently in perfect health, and
the doctors are unable to decide the cause of her
sudden decease.
Jameson Shepard, a section hand on the Wor-
cester and Nashua railroad, was caught in the
crank of a moving hand car on Saturday eve
ming, between Sterling junction and Oazdale,
and thrown forward with such force as to break
his right leg above the knee
The Webster Times finds fault with the Spy
for saying that the case of small pox excited
alarm in that town, while in another column of
the same paper the editor speaks OF 'John Muir
ray, who got sick in a hurry and set all the town
in desperate furry" Perhaps that is poetical
license, however.
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The Department of Voice Building and
Voice Culture

VIII be under the sole direction of Mr. w H. Daniell
late Choir Master of the Church Advent in Bos
ton and tenor solos lie will the Streeter method
OF Voice Building, by which such phenomenal results
have been oh Aimed to those who have ac-
guainted themselves with It, that era is al hand
in matters of singing Being teacher singer long
experience, thoroughly Endorsed and commended by
Dr. Srceter as an able exponent OF his method and a
conscientious teacher OF correct style pupils NAV RELY
upon positive advancement. He win IN he it his Special
aim TO rain his pupils not only sing SONGS bu to sing
In Quartete which is less easy. Voices will trained
so as to endure tor lie time. which in these DAYS Of
sraining of voices cannot be too highly priced He
will be seconded by able assistants.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

ST.. LOUIS, April pa Camp Spring figuring
mill, owned by Eekernan, was burned this after,
nnnn, Loss Sls,OO0i fully Insured,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

NEW CHURCH EDIFIcE.-1hc society of
Chtist church, the new Methodist church re-
Gently formed in the souheasterly part of the
city. propose to build house of worship during
the coming summer. The new building, plans
forwhicb have been drawn by Mr.. A. p. Cut
ting, is to be located at the corner of Coral and
Waverly streets. 1t will be 20 feet long by so
wide, built Of wood, and when completed will
he a very handsome building II will front on
Coral street and will have II graceful spire nine
ty feet high on the southwesterly corner. In
side, the building will be divided, after making
the necessary provision for the two vestibnles
aud entrances, into three rooms, the main audi
enee room, and two class rooms which will he
SO arranged that they can he thrown together
making cue LARGE room, having seating accom-
modations for about 500 people. The society are
very much in earnest about the work, and the
lot has already been 5talked out for excavations
for The foundations. II is intended TO have the
building completed so that it eau be dedicated
in the fall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

The RAILROAD RoUTEs.-The senate on Sat-
urday voted it iDeXpedient to legislate upon the
subject of a change IN the route of railroad
tracks between Lincoln square and the new
union depot in this city, but yesterday the vote
was reconsidered, and the matter was again
laid upon the table. The legislature will doubt
less pass any bill providing for change of
route that may be agreed upon between the
railroads and the city government. The matter
was left unfinished at the meeting of the coun-
ell last evening, but it is to be hoped that
at the adjourned meeting on Friday evening it
will be settled, and the location of the new
route definitely fixed upon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-23

DEATH IN a BosToN HosPITAL.-The Boston
Journal of last evening says:
"a man named Peter Williams, about fifty
five years of are came to this city from Wor-
cester few days ago looking for friends in
South Boston. In that part of the city he
stayed stopping at house corner of Athens
and A streets 1t is not known whether he
found his friends, and the people he was stop
ping with knew but little of him. He was taken
sick, and from the house referred to was removed
TO the city hospital for treatment. The vehicle
he was conveyed in left him at the hospital
Saturday night; he looked very sick and was at
once carried TO the accident room for an exam.
nation by the doctors, but while they moved
him he suddenly fell back upon the stretcher
and expired. Immediately after death the body
became spotted all over with dark blue and
white specks. 1t is not known of what he died,
but This will probably | { revealed at the inquest
which Coroner Foye Will hold"
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SUPERIOR MT11.ondpAp,,

Ni IN PAXTON.--Farn of LOG acrVs OF superiorsa|5s
Kl land keep 20 head Of stock moving done nv -
= machine; buildings all new; large Two-Siorv
House two tenement house. lighted weighted ,viny
dpws, nicely finished; barn 39Xs0; cellar blacksmit
SHOP plenty WORK TOR Two mem splendid water n0wer
win ial Of 2A feet In 100 rods ami abundance Of nt
the year throqgh one of the best privileges IN Wofces
leI count there 70 good Saw and Grlst mill III in
Ktl flNhink order; not dollar needs to he iad mi ~
ihe bqifing.; mile to school, churches and s,oges
miles nom worcester well worthy the attention Of INV
by WanHlg nfs'-Slass null privilege, or good farm
rnee Tor me wbQle sligOO, hot near the value or VIII
QiNlde AMI sell mills or iaim separate w"
L. A. ELY u co,
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educational.

IL KINDERGARTEN !-FroebeI's System Of
IN Education tor Children from to years Of age is
open daily from 81 10 2+ NJ, except Saturdays,
the Of Pearl and Chestnut Spring be-
Monday. April 3th diff mills
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WORCESTER CONSERVATORY OF
w MUSIC.
Ine above named school for the correct training pu-
pills, In all branches of music,
IS NOW OPEN
In the Marble Front Building,
n o. 544 Main Street,
WHITE d CONANTs NEW BLOCK,
Facing the Square.

The conservatory plan of teaching has been so thor
Oughy endorsed both in Europe and this country mat
recOunting of its advantages would superiuous
Reference TO pamphlet, which NAV be Obtanel 1T the
conservatory, will however enlighen those who know
little about it, All the pupils taught in classes not
exceeding four, though in certain branches the classes
will be larger, the being always regulate the mat
ter 50 as to obtain the greatest amount good possible
for the pubils.
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Hhu-The Subscriber begs 10 inform the
A., ennefs maehnists, etc Of Worsester apd yleln.
, ~, Wy. ne ms opened the Baekgiaih Shop s't,afed
1s norm ul y, h. tars card factory on tifann sireef
NV ~ y now prepared " o. an kinds Of nachne lorerc
is builders .s slstlngs etc. An kinds ufalrei worn
tttiu,il aWit.tly executed ana at noeraie charges
~ syl,SAss Aher of the patronage OF his frons and
tN pahue generally. JOHN PEuVNN
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DLAIN SEWING AND DRESS MAE
u ING done 10 order by
49,. MRS, JOHNSON a MRS ouow.
T'N wv ~ North Ashland 81
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~ FOR SALE Farm of AZ IL Acres.
M three miles from city Hail house OF seven room,
Mi!l -harn with cellar; buildings In good condition
The farm Is well watered, keeps head Of stock;
moved by machine. '
Price SilOO L. A. ELY a co
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49, FARM FOR SALE - In the svss4
;,,I north part of Worcester, Of 100 acres good ~
-. the whole OF it /; very easy to carry on; good Two
aIory mousse barn with cellar; buildings all IN good
repair wen fenced l.. A. ELY d co.
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on our side, for the Geneva board, was laid be-
fore the house to-day. Various comments have
been made on it. A cabinet minister is quoted
as saying that the tone of the document is smart
and insolent. 1t is believed that, in spite of the
position taken by Secretary Fish, the house will
in some way express its opinions at an early
day in regard to the claim for constructive dam
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ia, 2e4 Main St.
A UGUsTE sALTzMAN WATCHES :

and. in lact, Watches from All the celebrated pa.o
,he world which we VIII sell at tnt LON 'Fsrr =,
PRICES. PLEASE CALL AND FAMINE '.7A ~
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~ FOR SALE-Desirable French roof
III: two-lenement house. 10 rooms bath rooms;
asil elevated ground very pleasant location. near
Main st.-south. Price $1,000.
L. A. ELY 81 co.
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LEO. Il. GLADWIN'S
" SCHOOL OF DRAWING AND PAINTING.
Peoples Fire ms Cos Block. ..-....-.3s5 Main st.
Thorough instruction in all Branches Of Drawing and
Painting.
Applications may be made at Studio Monday Tues
day Thursday Friday and saturday mornings, and sat
urday afternoon. diff ial5
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ABBEVIIIE,S S. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 1872
LEAF. FALL.

3" Fall-let them fall around; "2'l1
. ~ FALL on the reddening ground :i@i
Fall as we. fall away from life's sore tree
Into the ocean of eternity a,T,,,,t ),
Lost, swallowed up; and drowned.
Fall though the sunis high, ,i;.h I
an fright and blue the sky; /
Yet fe so'ugghing wind ws it's "a
Falling, Still :: falling tas false-bearted
.,a.- friends, :. ;fy-.j! '.'...-
In; rradversity. {. i. 'a.Gs. :
Yet while they fall, still fall
T., A BONNER light than all,
A bluer sheen than. yon autumnal sky,
Shines on me, as feel that love lit eye,
Dispel my beings thrall. =
We. walk, those leaves above, q
Thy soft voice, like the dove,
Lowmurmuring; or, as when the woods
among,.I a.'- "'i.t ~ ~
On morn of Valentine, the Wild birds
song ..,.,,. ,4,..,, ~ nj
Whispers her mate Of love. - ! ~
So let them fall away. ,.,t4rfi
Friends of. the summer day ,.,,
False friends, who cannot bear affic-
tion's test;} - '.ih ~ ~
I know the love that liveth in thy breast
Will never fall away. ,,i,!o ~.
Never! Not even when ~ "
Beyond earth's narrow ken, -,
Like dead leaves futtering in the aur'
tumn-tide, IN al; a".an,3 4!i
We two have passed, our love shall still
abide.
Shall have grown perfect then. 2
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I.aas TT H E,as ,:s::
ATTR ACTION. !

H.. 'The centre Of attraction
see1hs to be at the "Empo-
rum Of Fashion Upon
meeting any lady on the
Street you will find that she
is either going from or to
the the Emporium Of
Fashion. Go into the
country and you will hear h
them either talking Of 60
ing5to *Fowler's Or Of hav-
ing been there. i TO see
the fashions--the very la
test fashions, go to FoW-
ler's.' -~, ~. nG
Well ladies if you will come
to see us this season, we will
promise to- send you away
well pleased with our Goods
and prices. We invite you to
come, come and see our Stock,
see the elegant Stock Of Mill.
nery,, Dress Goods, shawls,
Furs..see. the new patterns
used in the Dress Making De-
partment, Examine our Kid
Gloves at $3.50 and s1.75.
Look at our "Otter" Black AL
pacas. See the handsome Rib
bons, Bows, Scarfs, Laces. See
the New Hair Goods, see the
good taste displayed by Miss ISIS,
Perrin and Miss Small, and the
Misses Taggart in their respec.
tive Departments. In short
come e}andisee everything to1be
seen. Come and see agenuine
Dry Goods Store, and we prom
ise to send you away pleased.
Jas. W. Fowler & Co..
Oct. 9, 1872. l....
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VOLUME Xxx sss'1 ;.'s:gs 81

ths T. eshBggtsjgI1 D g iss
that teh mllSns q .1Sl AS, viii 81 pe,,
|qaffed, and fhfis slm C1nR1ress 8 s6as. .,pront j
ryided snail be raised bf stock ssi6sS2trr
ltipn, and that the peo1I esiisshail haxa f6a,,
III stibsefi6 6ln1gR hi ptppaF Ton !, =
70 the population Of thetr fespee8dWes s
'States3 end fBsft tjtoriaf E3HsgA TH0
The Commission looks 20 the IipfaiIirg
.patEiolsm % the sSsYfeeffys seeff
to gee fhateash cohtfi i6use its shats ~
theekpensesI and recai S9s its 1hkfs, ,Ek,1
the e'beAeats ofIaH entefpfias Hi which iiisa
are 80 deeply interested! tif would
ther earnestly urge the faEmationin.a
State and Territory of q. centennial or.
gagiaaion, ,aMiimkBha3E ID time S4AStA
county associations are formed, 10 that
when the natiSRsi Xfeg gkShervd together
in 1873, each CommsHweaith can view
Mi.h @sas g RSs sSs aaoss shf se
Conflidsntly relying so1 1hs)s szsal4nd
ip every itnationaE u6dG dGftak kinf live
pial ceisbrasigb a as ses snsen seg
greatness, wealth and inteiligence, can 4
,bss psketedshf ssf8HiAatniaidn dns hA. t&6sST
Which have for oAe~ hundred years
blessed; the people .of the Ugited lSSstSs.
y i-sGeiD Ssant 10 T9if3u 3usFresidenNr1do
9t,a, ,t.LEWIS WAENs SMITH -,,..:--a.
|, 1ao MmfPl5faffy s Sc sssfsisssys!. sis's!le1'
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n
S.Ihe mad better aot. aelay!a feel the
and ter oODes SDe au .a az ne WAS s
sde niyipa she sook sSe ms
seag' seas etYlpg tne'ne" conner tnei "'aale.
Seas n III. -, III "a .;ts
! e. : nJ liver Tno Was IrlgnGGeneaac 04S q
ms is ~t ,;1,s,l low set forwafe ag Iapla Ia.e;
his a;vec; I;vety 1seh1Ieaan soonhIeco!slso
tiUI,is ,S q Z ,r ! th M spSc9fhAi.{ .u lao
~, ~ 0Mo pipWs? .i;g.5tEs
don,t npaS e;%ortb . osIHH NY f,soys yo4
HI'm not a Shal.inc nmakar: n ltfs if:tb at,s
what thee means ~ = -ttss'S'
HCf ;the sH;ck orv. 4. rSfba. ,ths .dci,d
Hickoru,s strina b ( ,shoriS co. ;nsa+c,s. @ u
el the iivelv man Rnt The 9naL
ionsio ;mfS ,aj,a 4, II
cnp vassati6n I I asgSJ S 's pt tissf "
Soonar III ~ ,s3s axnoota.d .hs1.,t a,
stonneS ] whara. @ we uarp ~ ho.a ne .,;n Tuacn
and 3 cbanoa ~ Sorsas W. hsd 9drRo. ~.
red Observation-Disclosures If o,ir 20 sffacfs sS iinfiii
we should: reach the place, as the dim
light of the coach; lamp Wor,ld have ZEN,
dered the process somewhat ,difficnit. i
It waa now necessary ,hoWayer, that
At sf6uIdi he attAniied "a at' oiise Sas Hnf'
nv;t,J oor,, 10 n;on .Eod ,,rav;oS,sit, .sar,,
i inounced his Intention OF leaying. us At
That poir1t.s he pFoposeda q postpone-
ntHIitil aftep stippafI Thfch ne offaf.i
ed to go and order: If rs ,i0fat 1a,hHuf
HNay,V urged the; Quaker. 4 with; an,
approach to abruptness, and laying. his
hand on the others arm, 's.business be-
fore pleasure. and for business there ~
no time like the, present.n .,zn,i.. etT.5.
evil thee be good enough to, search,
Seepinp e ds bis apd ID saia H. Il FIJI ianala i wsy s
mon the nassenger,s arm.H -: st,''.'.
Idid so but not one of the stolen. ar
ticIes could be found. l7'ff3
"He must have rot rid Of them ifi the
coach, . the, gay gentleman suggested,
and Immediately offered TO 90 ID search.
! "Stop!" ~, ,thundered the Quaker, tight
erlihg LIS grasp g, ,Fisgil ss!:s{trt 81
!. The man turned pale and struggled to-
release his arm. In, an instant one of
the. .Derringers Was levelled at Els heart.
nStir o hand or fobt' and yotI afe 3
dead manV 5s:G, y fals 4nialGn hl;
The Quaker must, have been awfully,
excited SO completely to: forgetboth the
Language. and prtnciples Of his persda..
sierf. o.ii III ,flf3pgti,g 9T1t2 tsJ
pIaoino the ofl,er ;n;sfo1. iu;4 MT, hand
With d;rections II frs at eithay off the
two men that made 4 susnicions move
-
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GRANT

TIME undersigned "a few moments
indulgence and examine tho
large stock of Groceries Of all de-
scriptions, that I have just laid in. L
have the finest shoulders, Hams, Sar-
dimes, Lobsters, Oysters, Teas, Cof
fees, Sugars, Herrings, Crackers, Pick
les, Flour, Cheese, Lard, 'Molasses,
Starch, Soap, Candles, Bagging, Tics,
and everything else in the Grocery
line. .....- %
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ApREyIIIE BRANCH,

\ Train leaves Abbeville at 9.l5 A.. NJ,
connecting, with Down Train from
Greenvifle. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.l5
PM, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. Accommodation Train,
Mondays Wednesdays ana frldays.
Leaves Cox esbury at ll.l5 A: NJ, or on
the arrival of the Down Train from
Greenville. Leaves Abbevllle at
o'clock P. NJ, connecting WIN Up
Train from Columbia.
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Accommodation Train between Bel
ton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Belton at
&. so a. NJ, or on arrival of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
2.O0P. NJ, connecting with Up Train
from Columbia.
THOS: DODAMEAD, -.
~ "a - .tGen'f Superintendent.
JABEz NORTON: GenH Ticket Agent.
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J, D, Chalmers & Co.,

g..EE ',J;I. DEALERS IN -.
HAkA1SMf HtHAMBER sUTTs, WALNUT
AND MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
WASH STANDS, TABLES, BED
STEADS, WINDOW SHADES,
LOOKING GLASSES, OIL CHRO-
MOS, SHEET ENGRAVINGS. STER-
EOsCOPIC VIEWS. AND STERO'
lSCOPES. s&'. i'''. .-.'.. .'--.
Oct. 20, 1872, 9-tf
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Just think of, it, a man 80 years old
by paying sl7.55 yearly can secure
$4,000 worth Of Insurance in tn
...r .:.f.- ..-. ....
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RE-. Connect at Aston with trains on
the Spartanqurg and Union Eallroaa
connecting at Columbia, >. u, with
Night Trains on the South Caronna
Railroad, up and down also with Trans
going North and South ON Charlotte,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad, anu
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad.
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GREELE 7

Hats can be found to suit customers.
The large supply ]. have on hand ten-
ables me to offer the greatest induce
ments to the public. I
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HAVE

for my motto "Quick Sales and
Light Profits" I also wish it under
stood that 1 have not
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Tur orp1c1x1, iGonEr..Tha stAtk

THE OFFICIAL iConEr.--Ths 6tAtA-
State Board of aCanyssesss ,hayes 10.
ported that the total vote for Goyee.
nor was: F. y. Moses, IS, ,8sS; 90ma
linsou, $685., scattsriugjP sSi.hiH
jority: for Aosesa3aE84. on 10 ysaIa
20 The following ejncuit, solicitQgs ~,
declared to be elected: First Green
Buttz; second, Virgins; ,thifds g. .
j fourth, d. d. Mccall !. fAh
j. q. ,Runkle; sixth, Wm. @ Bfew.
ley; seventh, VIM. N. Fleming;
eighth, A: Blythe. hAlt these Are tie
regular Republican candidatsss ~ :
The followingtis) the vote by wAicE
the. constitutional amendments were
adopted: F" ~ ~ - =,
Prohibiting any increase Of the !. :.
public debt t.......................4S,1zS
Against .................. ...,...... 80.
Changing the time OF holding -.
the State eleetions...... .as !: :..48.eye
Against ............................ l,41e
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AND

I have also on hand a large supply o
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, all size
and styles-even H-n't': .'.. ...s.4