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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01

-#EIttts9HN NlE" ace .-ti, AMI "H .urs
1ar afternoon, I'll II formed IN procession n
tie Corr5 House in the following order:
Band.
Badger Fire Engine Co No. J.
Town Officers
MaYp- aal Common Council.
School and City Officers.
Members and ex NcHbers Of the Count
Eoarl of Supervisors.
County Officers.
Members ofti4e Bar
sons OF Herman.
Odd Fellows
Bohemia, Educational Society
Scar dinavian Society.
MasoIs.
lc procession, after marching nortI on
lis;h s,rcct, to Chicago street, thence east
4 Sixth street, and north to the school lot,
7,hen after being assembled, Grand Chap
lain Rev F. H. IIaff, addressed the throne
II Grace, As fo'lows:
almighty God, who hast gwen us
grace IL this time, with one accord, TO
.naaa oar common applications unto Thee
rnI dos. promise that whore two OF three
il gathered together in Thy name, Thou
s.i. gram; tEcir requests: fulfill now, .
It. tire ,,csirls ana petitions Of Thy
fag,nt. aa may Jig most cErcaicnt for
tHem; Granting us in this world knowledge
e Iuy imgh, and IN the world to come,
lIfa everlasting Amen
st lie conclusion Of the Irayor the Grand
Treasurer made tho following deposits in
tic stone:
Legislative Manual Of the State OF Wis
cousin, 1871. list Of members Of Manit0-
~. Lodge. NJ. 90, F. "a NJ List of
14emIur4 % Chickcrtning Lodge No IS.
q o.. +. Lit Of members cf Nanitowoc
I.olge " l@i .. q F. List Of members
y Tusoia Lodge No I, Sens Of Herman
III ~ County AMI City officers List Of
,reH1crs cr Sioylnska lipt Society and b.
avs. List Of members Of the Fricr Sanger
hun,i. List &c members Of Badger Engine
'lUgary. ana copy Of constitution and hy-
IaN.. PiLoI of July 18th, and names Of the
employees in PILnr office. List Of work
mon crtri vel on tho building List OF
icaehcgs AMI pupils in north side public
eaa8' envy III Y'ui,De, fm,iosroc /fi-
h9a, Youth .iedeya Racine Scligie. Of July
2ata, l-72. Specimens Of English and
American copper anI silver coins AMI pos
I'll currency. List Of members Of Sc4ndi-
avian Society. ono copy Of the pro-
.,amna t.r laying tie corner stone.
Everything having been made ready the
cornerstone WIS slowly lowered into It's
place, accompanied with music Ivy the
land. Af,er the stone had been properly
rI.pal tho pr.pr-rai trchitoat rrngor.o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-08-01
Good First Class Teams

To all who desire them. Either danlle
and single furnished tn short notice
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment Of bu--ics- etc, SUI
reri"r t" any Ia the county, he is pre-
pared to attend 10 any calls With prompt
ness aHl dispatch. He may be found at
any tin" on Seventh street, between Buffalo
@it t3take streets. EAR!
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L.kEMPER, AGENT.
TAX EN- UP,

Strayed into my enclosure. in Kossuth,
about SIX weeks ago, one bay colored horse,
vi the following description short tail.
white spot on the head and pretty old The
osner will Please call pay charges and tako
il away 10 5U-5w ANTON SCHULTZ
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RaeFced. That the thanks of Manirowoc
Lodge No. Gj \. +. and y. NJ. be extended
70 tiranl Secretary v. i. Palmer and all
members Of the or Ter from abroad for their
gtceH@auce and assistance. Also to the
Gid Fellows, Sons Of Herman and all 9TH
eF societies that tool part in the exercises,
bat especially TO Badger Engine Company
and % it. Foreman and Secretary, Nr. F.
- sar AMI Samuel G.. Prime for turning
DIX iu tie manrrr they dill.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
effectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon,
restores aded
or gray hair
to its original
color, nth the
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I'ssF 'ITT'I
TEAS OF ALL KINDS, &c.
And NIL keep a regular
Family ess.0cs.E'ss

VII; aay" the best BUTTER for -..lr whr.
the same is "htniulllr
Is-y"G""!s delivered FREE OFClItEC
II I'll paris of rhc city. ~ lu-tt
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HOME ms. co.
0F COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.

t'ash in bank. Observation-Disclosures. SlI3,9Oo So
[. 5 1910 and - bonds,
market value. 60, 1870 80
December premiums IL course
Observation-Disclosures. -. 1900 90
LciHf ycc,jr,E daig,)
Loans on first mortgages nu real
estate AM interest thereon i9I ,IJS CO
Amount due from cihcr com
pauics, ............. -. l,I57 g.
Bills receivable for deferred
premiums. .......... 1G,I58 %
Real estate, unincumbcreI,
and personal prJperty...... 9,727 50
Ohio comfy and Columbus
city and other bonis... %, $40 81
Cash in agents hands and in
course Z tran-mission... 1851 03
tSi$ IIs I'AED.(
Revenue and postage stamps
on hand. ................ 102 So
Cash assets. $500. .. SSH Az 81
liabilities.
Losses ZEE ksb UNPAID. H5xE.
LEicaFU AID ether Losses in
course OF settlcment..-.. Sl73.l52 y
l.kEMPER, AGENT.
L.
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i..G MN SCHOOL utilizing.
Lying OF the Corner
i3tCne.
| .teEcatiHg Ceremonies.

ut Oration By James Andersen, II.
1s1te- # halitowco Lodge 10.
c.. Z. 7. & 4 r.
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Superior 10 ali Other Machines.
TIE DAVIS has been before the pub
lie nearly ten years, and, unlike ether ma
chimes, has not been pulled into notorictv
but in a quiet way las earned a great
reputation on account of its mcny dcsir-
able qualities.
Sample machines may be seen al Ryder :
new Boot and Shoe store ut the old stand
Of J. W. Barnes, corner Eighth and Com
mcrcial SITS, North Side. Off
H. u. SNALLEY, AGENT.
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IT a meeting Of MaEitowoc Lodge No.
81, a. T. & \. n, held at the Lodge
room after tie ceremonies, the following
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Ice Cream & Oyster Parlors
WILL RIKKLEMAN.

(ElGIITH ST SOUTH SIDE.)
has constantly on hand a choice selection
Of Cunfrctioncrics, Green AMI Dried
Fruits. Stationery. Toys Yankee Notions,
Tobacco, Pipes. &c. Thankful for the
past patronage, kindly solicit continu-
nee. aug ST.
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THE
BREWERS FIRE ms. co.
OF AMERICA,

annual Statement. ENDING December
3i,fS7
Subscribed Capital. 1872, 900
r"rh Capital. 1888 900 90
Nc} cash surplus......... rs ,73o -
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Genes in &c nan by Hubert Falge,
and in PcseIian by Z Hess.

las been the custom, from time i'm
.or.alrgon the erection Of public build
.a.s, md those more spcc.aily Dedicated
the cause Of Bencyoience and Eiaca-
,oa, that the Masonic Order took lead
part n lie exercises attending the lay
5a- If tic cornerstone Of such edlices, to
impress mon the public, by The solcm-
i.y and grandeur Of the ceremonies, the
Importance IF tho Undertaking. The mem
q Mauitowoc Lodge 70. g., A. F. {
T. NJ, having been invited by the Scuool
Board to c5,Fl1ct the ceremonies, asked,
raI obtained laare from the Grand Master
Il the State to form 4 Grand Lodge for the
above purpose and thereupon extended in
1itttions to the Masonic Lodges Of other
cities and towns, and to kindred societies,
assist chem, ami invitation. were extcu
to tle Fire Department, the Sons Of
lrnan, ART Other to take part, winch
Invitations were nep-.l and on Thurs
' afternoon, til y formed IN procession at
tie Corrb House in rl,. fyliowin, order.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
rEon

This Bank is organized unAcr the pr,
visions Of the National Banking Law, vii
a maid nm
, 1872-09-25

falls annually in those different parts in the
different seasons, and suppose again,that we
had In digging or cleaning our wells come
to some kind of knowledge Of the geologi-
cal formation of the island, had ascertained
the correctness or incorrectness Of my the
DRY, f. in, then we could proceed to the
next step which would have all the inyit-
ing appearance Of a practical one, namely,
q supply Of water from wells sufficient for
irrigating purposes, and for sugar manufac-
turing1purposes by vacuum-pans, and, pos
sibly, central factories, which would create
a much larger demand for water in the dry
season than there has been occasion for
hitherto. 1t requires from so to 10000 gal
Ions of water a day to work the machinery,
at Carrington's, Barbados, and to produce
some 10 hhds. of sugar. And we must
come to that, if we wish to merit the title
Of progressive people. We must irrigate,
we must introduce vacuum pans and I'M
proved machinery, we must-we must do
many things-we must f. in. supply the
towns with water, with drir king water
and water for irrigating the gardens of
those poor tOwn-people who make our
shoes, and our coats, our Dolly Warden
Caps even, and our cakes when we have
table-money balls and others paid out of
our own pockets, and all this for the public
benefit, thereby beneftting ourselves.
Hoping that | have not trespassed too
much on your valuable space, and, with
your kind permission, promising to come
out again, [ remain your humble servant.
THEORETICUS.
, 1872-09-25
Bekjendtgjorelse

WFOLGE MeddeIelse fra Gouvernementet
A for de dansk-vestindiske Der har det paa
Finantsministeriets derom nedlagte a%llerun-
derdanigste Forestilling bohaget Hans Ma
iestet Kongen we'd allerh6ieste Resolution
af 3die August d. A. at stadfaste Diet af
Colonialraadet for St. Croix under Tide
Juni d. A. udferdigede og foreI0big at
G~ouverneuren ~stadfestede Budget for ST..
Croix Commune for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1872 til Site Marts 1878.
Hvilket herved tienstligen bringes til
o%ffentlig Kundskab.
Gouvernementet tor St. Croix den lode
September 1872.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1872-09-25
To the Editor Of the "St, CrOiX Avis"
H., c.,
Dear Sir

bovo nn+;ood n vorr ;ss,o ofro+b ios+
NJ 1|GT;|a - 3O taLo o@" G.on, .1tho Go
rot+a y - mon+io""d 10
1 Co., -" ILL., 80 ~nnGt J,. =
fron1 tbo so =, ~ If l, goo" toiro U', which i
n n0ln' - bIC'o,aao 80 - TL'5
!! : . n,attar y os s 0'oI - ska n ~ +hof ,oalIy
aLaald aoo~a,r III aor;oneF ttton+ian ~ ON
naonia and roSsnac;aIIy Of onr Government
and PLANTERS. as \ verv remnneratiye busi-
moss co,tId he made ouf Of WHAT now oop4
to WASTE not bv the nse ef seyverao., bnt
S;n,n1v hv The Introduction of fine u7r,ored
o @',, oo,G soston
"'g Ill., VIZ" s% gg3,,m' v,s frs+ ipvoptod and ao-
tn1 h. Doa TT 1Ta'n TnolanJ dinl
c.ama 4h o ntrodnc1J i"fo An1a9;oa Tbora
=; tO has moved to he Of oreot nnbIic ntiIity
a,,a aon,for+ Mo foi77ouindd i nrac;soIZv
' "Hu 't tbo Earth. CIosa ,t', and ! f. acdpssorieS.
as nou contrivo6 a~ccomnli. Los thorn and
o oo LAY no nDede ~ a~cconnJish bere'
" W on,ortaIl" closat ~ anv aoor of
a. hnUa" annlIind WIKI nro0arod
onrth onJ oloonSdd Of its d]onos;ts viii
49," :; ;atnn,aontian or GnpVrlo1no Of
, 1872-09-25

performing very valuable services to that
community, and it has removed all the
difficulty in the way of the introduction
of the Prepared Dry Earth system into
that town; and may [ ask, why could our
government not do the same here in oUr
public buildings, such as the Barrack,
Fort, Hospital, Jail, Courthouse, &c. &C.,
which may lead some others of the Inha-
bitants to form SUCH a Company as above
mentioned? Similar arrangements are being
carried iato effect in many other places,
not only as a sanitary protection to COM
munities but also Tor the very important
bearing the subject has upon agriculture
and, [ believe, that within a few years the
use Of the prepared cry earth system will
be as universal as is now the supply of
Goals &c. The prepared dry earth system
has eXccIled the Water-closets to such a
degree that the latter are becoming extinct
among all progressive communities. | shall
here mention the inferiority Of the sewerage
system so much praised up in the clipping
to which [ have referred your readers.
They are as follows
81. The enormous cost Of the works re-
CURED in proportion to the small
amount OF ~noXiOus material to be re-
moved.
2. The large annual outlay required to
keep the closets in order. Experience
has shown that, on this account, these
closets are quite unsuitable for the
dwellings Of the poor.
3, The enormous amount of water en-
plOyed ESTIMATED at 365 times the
weight of the e@xereta), which in ma
ny towns, such as ours, there is very
much difficulty in obtaining,
4. That it results in a subterrancan flood
of filthy water, which must flow some
where, and wherever it flows it pol
lutes the region, thus disseminating
AID distributing the evil.
5. This material, worth about 81. SO per
ton, has it's value reduced by d~iIutjon
to 2 cts. per ton, which it is impossi-
bic, by any known chemical method,
to extract with profit.
6. The large generation Of noXious gases
in the sewers, which constantly cs-
cape into our streets and houses"
All the above mentioned Inconvenience,
arising from sewerage, can be avoided, and
by substituting the prepared dry earth sys-
tenn we would be doing a great deal Of
good for the towns, as well as the country,
thereby condemning our present unhealthy
pit system, and, at the anne time, procur-
ing an excellent manure, as mentioned
above. Should you, Mr.. Editor, think any
further calculation regarding this said "dry
earth SYSTEM" conducive to the public
benefit, shall with pleasure give a full
description Of it.
lam, my dear Mr.. Editor,
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
, 1872-09-25

NLLE og Enhyer som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa afgangne
PoIitiassistent Jens AdoIph Oyesens
30, indkaIdes heryed til at anmelde
90 beyiisliggjore deres Krav for I'M
d~ertegnede Skifteret linden UdI0bet
af Sex Maaneder efter denne Ind
kaIdelses sidste Acknowledgements.
Christiansteds Skifteret St. CrOix
den I3de September 1872.
Ell. A. JURS.
, 1872-09-25

[0IT beNjendtgj0res horvod at De
~ taijhaadier huraf Stedet, Charles
Leopold Woods, Days Dato har
oyergi,et sit 30 til SkiftebchandIing.
ALE og Enhyer som MATTE have
Noget at tordre paa ovennnvnte,
Charles Leopold Woods, 30, ind
kaldes herycd med ire Maaneders
VarseI at anmeIde og beyiisIiggj0re
deres Kray for undertegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den l4de September 1872.
c.. SARAUW.
, 1872-09-25

0ET bckjcndtgj0res heryed at
III Gouverncmentet har tilstilIct I'M
dertegnede Foged Listen over ubo-
talte Skater til CoIoniaIkassen for
Aaret 1871, med Ordre at forctage
Execution for disse Skater saafremt
Qyittering like er forevIist linden den
l2te October f0rstkommcnde.
Frederiksteds Fogedcontoir den
lode September 1872.
, 1872-09-25

TT is hereby made known that Gov
eminent has transmitted to the
undersigned Sheriff the list of arrears
of taxes due to the Colonial Trea-
sury for the year 1871 with order 10
levy for said taxes if receipts are not
produced before the 18th of October
next.
Sherifs Office, Frederiksted Sep
tember 10Th 1872. G.. SARAUW.
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Caught Ills Mother. in. Law.

Under tho head of "cruel," the
Savannah Advertiser relates tho fol-
lowing cheerful incident
ga gentleman residing in the sub
urbs, who has suffered from tho incur.
sion of chicken thieves to an unpleas-
ant degree, armed himself with a
spring trap, and a few evenings since
set it in the most eligible place in his
back yard. Unfortunately ho caught
his mother-in-law instead of the thief,
but he has managed to conceal his
disappointment so skillfully that no
one has yet suspected that he felt any.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27
In the District Court Of the Uni.
ted STATES.

For The District Of South Carolina.
In the matter Of william J. Screven, Bank
rupt-Ry whom petition for Adjndica,
tion Of Bankruptcy was fled on the lgih
day of November. A. ID. 1872 in said
Cou't-ln Bankruptcy.
This is to give notice, that on the 10Th
day of November, a. ID. 1872. u warrant
in Bankruptcy WAS issued against the Es.
tate of Wiilam J. Scrcvcn, of tongues.
vile, in the County of Fairfield. and State
Of South Carolina, who hns been adiudgcd
n Bankrupt, on his own Petition: that The
payment of any Debts md Delivery Of any
Property by him are forbidden by Law {;
that o meeting Of the crcdi ors Of the said
Bankrupt, to prove their debts. and to
choose one or more Assignccs of his Estate
will be held at Court of Bankruptcy, TO
be holden at No. ~ Broad Street, Charles
ton, South Carolina. before }. c. Carpcn-
ter, Register, on the 1lh day of December,
a. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Il. NJ. WALLACE.
U. S. Marshal as Mes cngct.
nov &c dcc3
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Special Notices.
Strong Testimony.
STrupE>vILLE, Ohio, Sept. q. 1872

STEuBE>viLLE, Ohio, Sept. q. 1872.
DIR. Wm. II. Tut:
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rheumatic pains. Tongue canro, describe
my suffering l was reduced almost to n
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who rendered me NJ relief | dcspair,d Of
ever being we'll again, but thanks TO n KIND
Providence | accidentally heard Of your
medicine. | sent for hnli dozen hotties,
and before hal taken three began 10
feel letter, my appetite impovcd, nnI the
rheumatic pains became less severe, and
could euj"y sleep. | have taken eleven
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again The ulcers have ull healed, my skin is
pounds III weight. believe my disease
resulted from taint OF Scrofuln. would
earnestly recommend your compound to my
fellow sufferers. With deep gratitude t. You,
Ian ever your friend,
JAS. FRANKLIN.
DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills nrc mild ard
gentle pu,gntive, possessing the peculiar
merit Of acting ms II powerful agent in re.
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DR.. TUFTS Uair Dye promotes tie GromM Of
tie Hair.
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Market Reports.

New YonK, November 23.-Cot-
ton opened and closed quiet-up.
lands l94; Orleans 20; sales $50
bales. Gold l3.
CHARLEsToN, November 23.-Cota
ton dull and nominal-middling Isl
receipts 2,247 bales sales 800 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.-Evening-
Cotton opened and closed quict-up-
lands % Orleans LOT sales 10000
bales.
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Sherif's Sales.


John A. lIinnant and wife, and Mary Will
lingham, against James Willingham and
others.
In pursuance OF an order Of The Court
of Probate made IN the above stated cnse, 1
viii offer for sole at public auction to the
highest bidder, before tho Court House
door in Winnshoro, Within the legal hours
Of sale, on the first Monday in Dccember
next, the folio wing described property, 10
wit:
A trnot Of land, lying, being and si.unto
in tho County Of Fairfield, in tho State
Of South Carolina, on Little Uiver, con.
tanning Five Hundred Acres, moro or less,
and bounded by lands Of Mira Graddick,
Mrs. Steele, lands belonging TO the estate
OF J. g. Rabb, lands Of Sias Ruff und
Joseph Gibson.
Terms Of Sale.
Ono half Of the purchase money to 30
paid in cnsh, for balnnce o Q, edit OF
twelve months with interest thereon from
he day Of sale. The purchaser to give his
bond with mortgage Of the premises, and
to pny for oil necessary papers.
i. W. DUVALL, 8. r. G.
Sheriff 3 Office
W;nnsboro, Nov. 7, 1879.
nov 9-tlxZ
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0, THAT 1 WE'RE BEAUTIFUL! is the un-
spoken wish Of thousands of women TO
whom nature has denied the charm Of a
pure. fresh Transparent complexion. TO
crafty this wish lIng,n's Magnolia Balm
was introduced. The cosmetics Of the day
had been pronounced poisonous by the
most distinguished chemists, and it was
also found that their ultimate effect was to
wilhcr the skin as we'll as to paralizc the
external nerves. The ladies hailed with
delight the advent of a hcallhful, hcrhal
and floral preparation capable of imrnring
10 their faces, nccks and arms ro,ct'ain
smoothness and tingc like thai Of the
finest oriental pearl. They soon discover
ed that it WAS 'ncw thing under the
sum- incompatible and unapproachablc.
Unqucstionably the Magnolia Balm has
eocn the great toilet success Of the present
century.
$1,000 RcHard is offered hy the rrorric-
tor Of DR.. Picrcs's Golden Medical Discov.
cry, for t. medicine that will equal il in the
cure Of MI severe eases Of "Livcr Com.
plaint' and all diseases arising from i'm.
purity of the blood, rs Eruptons, rimrlcs,
Blotchcs, Bcils, etc.
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Sherif'S Sales. ,
The State OF South Carolina,

CouN1Y or Fairfield.
Common Pleas.
Alex. r. Wylic, as Ex'or. Of Dr.. VIM. Wylie
VS. Geo ". Melton, Trustee, et. al.
In pursuance Of an order made in tho
above stated case by his Honor r. J. Mack.
ey will offer FIR gale at public auction to
The highesi hiddor. before Tie Court House
door in "innsboro, within the legal hours
of snle, on the first Monday in Deceu,ber
next the following described property, 70
VII:
iAll that piece, pnrcel or traot Of Ia nd
lying, being md situnle In the County and
Stale aforesaid, on wa, ers Of Weteree Crock
near GladdeD's Grove. and boun ded by
lapds of Daniel Hall, James Barber, land
Of A. Lumpkin and others, containing One
Thousand aud Fifty Acres moro or less. >
Terms Of Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay the cost In this
oase and the expenses If sale. the balance
on credit of one and two years. H. EQUAL
annual insialments with interest from dsy
Of sale, secured by bond Of tho purc In, efs
with good suretles and mortgage Of tho
premises sold, purobssers to pay for sll
necessary papers. ..,o =: al..
L. ". DUvALL, 6. F.C..
sheriR's Ofice,
Wipnsboro, Nov. 7, 1872. '..'
nov 0-f1x2 .n,G ,.,. & G. Il
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OBITUARY.

Died nj his residence in Fairfield County,
on the 9th of October, 1872, DR.. 4. S.
CAMERON.
In the death Of DR.. Cameron our conmu
nifty hns lost one Of her most worthy citi-
zens; tho medical fraternity one that was
on honor to the profession, and the pre,by.
terian Church an exemplary member. En-.
dowed by nature with genial disposition
and having enjoyedthe advantages of n lbi.
eral education, he possessed those qualities
trat greatly cndcarcd him to largo circle
of friends. His memory will be long cher.
ished by those who knew him best. T.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-27

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Of The most extensive manufacturers of
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