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Noon.
Washington, March 27-John S. Wilson
distinguished Presbyterian Divine j
dead.
Philadelphia, March 27-The bill ap-
propriating one million to Centennial pass
ed the Legislature.
London, March Craftsmanship Grea
Western, from Bristol for New York, wen
ashore at Black Mare to-day in heavy
fog.
Liverpool, March 27-Cotton close
steady and quiet uplands 81; Orleans 81
sales include 10000 bales.
London, March 27-The counsel for
Mcdonnell charged that he was concern
cd in Bank of England frauds.
A committee of depostors and stock.
of the Bulls Head Bank lately suspended.
1t is announced that they had agreed
on proposition to increase the capitol
stock Of the bank, and allow depositors
most interested to take stock enough 10
make up the amount of deficiency, thus
placing the bank in working order again.
The loss so far as ascertained is S340, 900,
as follows: Capitol stock 5000, 1000, sur
plus $92, 900, current deposits $57, 900.
There is a considerable stir at the pos t.
office over the withdrawal by railroad com
panies of postal cars. 1t is thought that
clerks are utterly unable to attend to the
great flood of mail which will pour in. 1t
Is estimated that four days will be re-
auired for the delivery of letters instead
of four hours. The Railroad companies
want $500 per mile instead Of 1916 paid
them.
1t is rumored that if the companies per-
sist in their determination the Postmaster
General will endeayor to pass law Civ
ing the Depart ment special power over
railroads.
Domestic
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EsrRATs


Taken 10 by rhos Jmdsn and 'si,ayed isi'ol,
n, n Aprlee fs1a ltowh MAnE Win some whlio
Ten shoulder thus A n al'o On leh hip ~ Valued ~
cas- n2pwai,
Mnfnh nI. Iarn
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LOVE SIcKSEss.-This Is q gnawing DIS
ease, and people who have II bad bite
their nails, bite their lips, aad others
lips. They like solitude and mediate q
good deal on solitude sweetened." That's
what makes 1t SO bad when It becomes ep-
idemic, like the horse. IL breaks up soci.
ety; il breaks up families; breaks up cid
friendships, and breaks up good many
hearts. But isn't such very bad sick
sess 10 have, after all. II don't take a
fellow right of from his feet like the sgue
It's q little warming to the blood, but u
don't burn like ths typhoid fever. II
d,nt require outline, nor jalap, MOI
souills, nor any other bitter stuff. Bit
tiers could never keep company with any
thing 90 sweet
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MARRIED OR Nor MARIED?-A case Of
unusual interest has been in the Troy
courts during the past week, being suit
by q son to have the marriage Of his de.
ceased father set aside on the ground of
lunacy, and thus destroy the claim which
his widow had to a portion OF his estate.
About four years ago, II apears, John
Banker, a weltby farmer Of Pittstown,
and widower, courted and married 0
Mrs. Houghtalieg in spite Of the strenuous
opposition of his friends, who Immediately
gathered o commission" Of the neighbors,
and secured decision thot he was OF I'M
sound mind. In september Of the follow
ing year no died, and the wife Immediately
claimed her interest in the estate, which
was valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
His son, David A. Banker, thereupon in
stituted the proceedings referred to before
the Surrogate, and nearly the whole OF
last week was coupled in hearing evidenc
before Judge DAnforth at the ReAssel,er
Circuit. The evidence was very conflict.
ing. Mr.. Banker was seventy-two years
old at the time Of his death, and IL was
claimed that partial loss Of memory was
TO have been expected. The witnesses fol
! the defence, including the clergyman who
| married him, thought him sane. On the
part of the plaintiff, some witnesses testi-
/ fed that the charactar Of Mrs. Banker
before her marriage was not Of the best
This was rebuited and denied BY the defence
who also showed that Mr.. Banker hst
com planned Of i'll usage and i'll treatmen
by his children before his marriage
Finally the jury brought in virdict dc
clarine that the marriage took plac'
during lucid interval, and the widow
| GENES off victorious.
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GENERAL HOOD!

Tho thorough bred fine stallion, GEN. HOOD,
will stand the present season ut my stable, on
Bear crock. In Ellis county, II miles northeast OF
waxahachic and will serve mares at 500 the season
-payabl. by the first day of November next. Sea.
son to commence March 18th and end June 10Th.
All possible caro- will he taken TO prevent accidents
but no responsibility should any occur. ] have a
good pasture foo from distance, and free Of
cha rge to all that sends to Hood
Pedigree!
Ho cd was sired by Lunatic; he by imported BEL
teshazzer, Lunatic; dam, imported Matilda Ruth !;
II God, dam by Darby, he by imported Glenco; dam
Picayune, Hood grand dam. by Clcber, he ty Ber-
tram, he by Sir Archie Clobcr; dam Oscarna, by
Archey.
Here is pedigree, not only pure but uncontam-
mated by amy doubtful stain; combining, ms IL does,
the best blood upon the English and American
turf
Description!
HOOD 10 a dark bay, six years old, 1615 hands
high of large bone, finished form. muscular power,
graceful carriage and blood, fine appearance, and
In point of blood ard form he is not TO be eSceled
by any horse in the State Has made his milo
in 1:45H.
March 18th, ls73w4t
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The Thesp,nn club,

We understand, propose giving another
of their excellent entertainments some
time during next week.
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New Spring Goods,
OF all kinds,-just received fresh from
first hands, and at lowest prices, at
vn27-2t f. d. BRYAN.
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REMOVAL.
J. G. Mcconnell dealer in Hardware, etc. has re-
r,oyed his stock from his late stand opposite the
Crutchfeld House, to his new building on South
side of Elm street rear of Odd Fellows Hail. where
h invites all his friends and customers to give him
| n call March 90, '73-2s:3t.
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Domestic

John s. Harris, late postmaster ut Kan
sas City, and later cashier of the Ger
mans Savings bank, burnt and robbed
was arrested on the charge Of arson and
robbery. He.was released on $780, 900 bail
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This is what we hear on all sides NJ DR. TUFTS FIX
pcctorant. In cases Of Group, Bronchitis, Asthma
and all diseases II affords instant relief II perme
ates tho very substance Of the Lungs and causes
them to throw of all acrd matter. II Ia very pleas
ant to tho taste. Children take IL readily.
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NEW YORK, August n, 1860.

On. WV. II TrTr:
Dear Sir-when in Aiken last wlntcr. ! nscd yonr
Expectorant for my cough. and f'nnd more benefit
from 1t than any ] have used. took half a dozen
hotties home with me and have had TO give seine OF
Il to my friends. Please send me one dozen nv ex-
press, COD. ALFRED CUSHING.
20 West 31st street.
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4 IL WHOLESALE ORDERS FOR
wall Paper

should he ddro,sed to +. II. Cushing, Houston.
whose stock is INN enss. and prices below COM
pet itiOn.
March 20, 1873. -wn29:tf
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CuBscRIEE roB 1HH DAILY HERALD.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye i'm partsa natural color
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JOHN J. WILLIAMs,o
VS. Pin Dist. Court, Ellis Co., Texas.
MOLLIEEWILLIANs)
Defendant in this cause will take notice that five
days after the service hereof by publication shall
apply to tho Clerk of said Court for omniission
to take the dispositions Of s. II. and Mary Il. Will
Jams and Penn Krouse, who reside In the city Of
Baltimore, Maryland, in answer to the following in
terrogatories to I've read as evidence in behalf of
plaintiff on the trial of said cause.
Interrogitorios TO be propounded to 8. II. and
Mary y. Williams and Penn Krouse. witnesses for
plaintiff;
Interrogatory LIST. Do you know tho parties to
this suit +? When and where did you know them !?
and what were their rela lions to each other2
Int. Cd. What was defendants conduct towards
plantiff, and what the cause Of the separation
of plaintiff and defendant!
Int. Sd. Was d,fendant's association pure or 9TH
erwiso2
Int. 4tk. State all you know concerning the con.
duct of defendant while living with plaintiff that
would benefit plaintiff in this cause.
JOHN. J. WILLIAMS.
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DENTIsTRY ".

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THOs. FIELD,
G 1T A ITO N

CITATION
JONI J. wILLIASs,)
SUgt, Court, Ellis Co., IeIlh.
Mo1L,r E.w,11IAxs
The State of TEXAS, to the Sheriff of Ellis
County Gyeetingj,
You are hereby commanded that YOU serye by
publ cation, defendant in the above case. with the
| accompanying certified copy Of Interrogatories
propo unded by plaintiff in this case to 8. II. and
Mary Il. Williams and Penn KrOuse, citizens Of
the city of Baltimore Maryland.
Herein fail not, but of this writ and how yon
have executed the same make due return within
fva DAYS after each service.
Witness G. r. Gibson Clerk Of the
l/SraE\ District Court of Fills county.
| Given under my hand and seal Of said
wv Court at ofics in tho town efwaxahaehie,
this the 10, day of March, A. d. 1873
G. r. LAWS, D. {. Ellis Co.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct cory o. the original writ now in nv hands.
JOHN T. KING,
March 10, 1873. Sheriff Ellis Co. Texas.
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Associated Press Dispatches.

GUESS.
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INNOCENCE,
BY n, r. WILLIS, ,

She rose from heruntroubled Sleep
And put away her soft brown hair,
And, in d tone as low and deep
AS loves first whisper, breathed s
prayer;
Her snow white hands together pressed
Her blue eyes sheltered in, the lid,
The folded linen on her breast
Just yelling with the charms It hid
And from; her long and flowing dress
Escaped bare and slender foot,
Whose shape upon the earth did press
Like a new snowflake, white and
mute;
Andthere, from slumber pure and sweet
Like young spirit fresh flom heaven
She bowed her slight and graceful form
And humbly prayed to be forgiven.
o God, if souls unsoiled as these a'i.
Need daily mercy from thy throne
If she, upon her bended knees
Our loveliest and our purest. one D..
She, with her face so clear and bright
We deem her some stray child ol
ar, light. .i.-f... I.g. .GH..l-; &ia''.
If she, with those soft eyes in tears,
Day after day, in her first years, =.
Must kneel and pray fol: grace from
" Thee
r What far, far deeper need have we?
How hardly, if she win not heaven,
Will our wild errors be forgiven2
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,FnTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
During tho panic of 1857 a largo
number of persons in Philadelphia
had their boots blackened by an old
negro at his cellar on Spruce street,
who delivered his work promptly
every morning at the doors Of, their
hotels and boarding houses, radiant
with the brightest of French' polish.
One unhappy morning these people
got up and found no boots atotheir
doors. After proper amount of
blasphemy, equipped in old shoesand
odd slippers, they set out; for Sambo's
shop. On reaching, it they discov-
ercd placard on the cellar door
bearing the inscription quite familiar
on the bank doors of that day, aSus-
pended" After many thunderous
kicks, Sambo at length opened his
portal. "Whcre are my boots, you
black scoundrel 2" said zone. "Hand
over my shoes, you son tof charcoal"
said another The artist Of the;brush,
with smile worthy Of a defaulting
artist of Wall street, calmly handed
over one boot and one shoe, with the
remark: "Gemmen dis house has sus-
pende1, but we pays fifty per cent"
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The RESOURCES OF GEoRGEA-
Georgia has a very, judicious law,
which instructs the tax . gatheEers,
|at. intervals, to collect statistics of
THE resources Of the State. Returns
from these collectors have been
compiled for the present year, the
statistics of the entire State being
reported, excepting from, twelyai Of
tile smaller counties. It. appears
that this year 1,702, 1859 acres were
planted In cotton,' and 1,7G ,468
acres i'm corn, showing a difference
in favor Of the latter, and that 'Nhe
people of Georgia, at least, haye
needed the counsel to- grow their
own corn. There were, besides,
over one millieon acres planted in
other goodcrops, and their RESULTS
regarded by the Georgia papers tas
giving the assurance that the people
Of the State, for the nextatwelse
months, at least, will not have, to
look abroad for their food supply.
The Georgians also have neatly a
million and three quarters hedd of
cattle, sheep, and hogs, insuring an
ample supply of meat. and daily
products. The industrial resources
Of the State are growing, there be-
ing twenty-five cotton factories, five
wooden factories, and tensiron fur
naees. Hoi:%aa"@0 a,.a.
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The State. Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
III the Probate Court.

Er Parte Ella H. AgncaU, Administra
trio.
Petition for Final Settlement and Dis
charge.
InN hearing the foregoing petition III
the above named case, on motion
by Noble, Attorney for Petitioner, 1t is
ordered and decrced that a notice OF
final settlement and final discharge be
duly published according to law, and
that the 4th day December next be fixed
for a final settlement of the estate OF
John G.. Waters, deceased. ..-
Also Ordered, that copy of the Pe.
tition and this Order he duly served &C.
cording to law OIL the following parties,
to wit: DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley,
Narcissa Waters and James B. Agnew,
who are hereby required to appear In
the Courtof Probate for Abbeville Coun-
ty, at AbbeviIle Court House, S. c., on
the day fixed for settlement Of the es-
tate above named, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, to protect their interest in the
said settlement, or to answer said petl-
ton and file the answer In said Court on
or before the time above specified.
GsEAL.] CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate, a. c.
Oct %, 1878, 29-0t
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"Thirty-two cents!" echoed a wo-
man yesterday, when her grocer
charged her that sum for pound OF
butter. "Yes, um,' he replied with a
bland smile. <:You sec the grocers
can't carry much of a reserve, and
,wep CAN'T turn our collaterals at q
sacrifice. If the government calls in
The bonds due in 1874, and the i'm,
ports of bullion tend to ease the
money market o little, butter must
find its level with everything else.
Butter is very panicky just now, but
I think the worst is over" She paid
tho money without further growing.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
Tile State Of South Carolina.

Ihe State Of S0uh CA1'Ot0la.
ABBEFILLE COUNTY.
BY CHAs. w. GUFFIN, ESQ, Pro-
bate Judge.
NNTHEREAS, l.. D. Bowie, Clerk o!
wv the Court of Common Pleas, has
made suit to ME, to grant him Letters OF
Administration with the Will annexed,
of the derelict Estate of John Enright,
late Of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said John Enright, de-
ceased, that they he and appear, before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
ut Abbevi.le C.. H., 3. c., on December
9th next, after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, il
any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted. ...
Given under my hand and seal, this
5 twenty-eighth day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-three and in the
. ninety-eighth year Of American In
dependence.
Published on the 29th day of October,
the 5th, 18th, 18th, 26th of November,
3D. of December, 1873, in the, -A66eUiUt
CHAs. w. GUFFIN,
Judge Of Probate.
Oct. %, 1873, @, et*
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Citation for Letters of Administration
=. The State of South Carolina.
g.: ABBEVILLE COUNTY. =

'C1CaGi0n 10f IeCterS OF AQM1nlSITdClOh
..,J The State of South Carolina.
- ABBEVILLE COUNTY. .
BY G. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
-. tSla F.. Judge: -.
q, WHEREAS, Nickerson NJ. Burkhal-
ter made suit to me, to grant her
Letters of Administration of. the Estate
and effects of HENRY BEARD late
Of Abbeville County, deceased. -.
= THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
, and adnonish all and singular the kin.
dred and creditors of the said HENRY
BEARD, decd, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Abbeville Court House,
South Carolina, on 9th Novembe next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock, in
1.-THE forenoon, to shew cause, If any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day of November, in the year OF
'~Tour Lord one thousand eight hundred
/: Gand seventy-three, and in the ninety
Seighth year of American Indepen-
Gdence. arr, --~
Published on the 10Th. and 26th day of
November, 1878, in the AJdevile Press
and Banner. ~
C. w. GUFFIN,
p. A. C..
Nov. 10. 1873. 32-2t
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The Edge6eld Advertiser says
Monday last ought to ave begun our
November court, and Judge Carpen.
ter was promptly on the spot to see if
anything could be dono; but OF
course nothing could, for want of ju-
yOrs. So" o. "@.r
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A clergyman writing to q friend
says, "My voyage to Europe is indef.
tnitely postponed. I have discovered
the fountain of health" on this side
of the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Pc.
ruvian Syrup have rescued me, from
the pangs of dyspepsia" Dyspeptics
should drink from this fountain.
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that John
Ia A. Adams and Andrew Stevenson
Executors of the Estate of Mrs. Rachael
G. Adams, deceased, have applied tc
Charles W., Guffin, Judge of Probate, in
and for the County of Abbeville, for i
final dischargeas Executors.
tits Ordered, = that the twenty-second
day of December, "A. u. 1873, be fixed
for hearing of Petition, and final set
tlenent of said Estate.
..s, JrC. WOSMANSkI,
Clerk Court Probate, Abbeville County.
Nov. II, 1873, 3l-tf
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a. Mr.. II. H. Kimpton was in
Charleston Friday, to answer to" sub
pena of the. United States Court,
founded on bill in equity filed by
the Greenvilfe and Columbia Railroad,
charging him with q fraudulent con-
version Of property while acting as
the financial agent Of the company.
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Brine Forward Your Cotton.

THE price Of cotton is still dcclin-
ing, and every indication is that
he price will not be higher for days
and probably for fonths to come, for
eff the price of cotton, is low when
but little is being brought to market,
how Gun We expect to realize higher
prices whom tho receipts arc heavy,
as must be the case soon. 80 BRING
forward your cotton at once, and VIC
will either buy in settlements OF &C.
counts: or ship, at the option OF the
Farmer. -- ....-
QUARLES & PERRIN.
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THE State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ABBEFlLLE COUNTY.
TO Alexander Lee Adams, Jesse Terry
Adams, and Vitula Ophelia Adams,
Greeting:
X1OU are hereby required to appear at
III the Court of Probate to be holden
at A Abbeville Court House for the Coun-
ty of Abbeville on the 18th day of De-
eember, A. ID. 1873, to show cause ii any
you can why the real estate of Mrs.
Rachael C. Adams, deceased, described
in the petition of John A. Adams. filed
dn my Office should not be divided or
sold, allotting to the said John a. Ad-
aus, one.half and the other half in
equal portions to the said Alexander
Lee Adams, Jesse Ferry Adams anc
Vitula Ophelia Adams.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th
day of November, A. D. 1873.
TsEAL.] CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate Abbevdle County.
Nov. 4, 1873, 30-Gt
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0 F F CT A L.
The State Of Solth Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Ella II. Agnew and Narcissa Waters
W. DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley
and James B. Agnew.
In the Probate Court.

Ella II. Agnew and Narcissa Waters
W. DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley
and James B. Agnew.
Petition to sell land for partition.
SUMMONS:
70 DR.. John Waters, Matty Riley and
; Jane B. Agnew, legal heirs and repre-
sentatives of John G.. Waters, Deceas.
ed, whe died intestate, Greeting:
VOU are hereby, required to appear
at the Court of Probate to be hold
on at Abbeville Court House for Ahbe-
willie County on the 4th day of Decem-
ber, A. D. 1873, to show cause if any
you can, why the real estate Of John G.
Waters, deceased. described in the petit
tion Of Ella H. Agnew and Narcissa
Waters filed in my office should not be
divided or sold and the proceeds divided
IN equal portions setween the said Ella
n. Agnew. Narcissa Waters, Matty
Riley and James B. Agnew.
Given under my hand and seal this
twenty-third day of October, Ammo
pomini, 1873.
SssAL,1 CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
-. Judge Probate A. G.
oct. 90, 1873, 29-st ..la -.-
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23d DaV Of December next,

be fixed for final Settlement of the
estate of Irwin Hutchinson, deceased,
and that Notice Of said Settlement be
given according to law.
1t is further Ordered that l. w.
Hutchison, Rebeeca Emma Hutchinson,
Joseph C.. Hutchison, and Jennie B.
Hutchinson be duly served with copy
of the Petition and this order, accord
ing to law, and the creditors of said Es-
tate will take notice hereof, and they
are hereby required to appear in this
Court to be holden at Abberitte G. H.,
S. c., on the day fixed for Settlement OF
said Estate, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
purpose of protecting their interest in
the said Settlement. = ...."
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of this
Court that Irwin w. Hutchison, one OF
the Distributes, of said Estate sides
lbeyond. the limits of this State, and that
| his Post.offfce is unknown: 1t Is there.
fore Ordered, that service on the said
Irwin w. Hutchison be made by pub
lication of copy OF this order once Q
week for six successive weeks III the
| AbbevaIle Press and Banner, and the
| A6IeuilLe Medium, public Gazettes pub
i;shed in the county Of Abbeville.
CHARLES w. GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate Abbeville county
Nov. II, 1873, 31-6t
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Mrs. Mary E. Hoff, at spartanburg,
is anxious to see or learn something
concerning the whereabouts Of her
brother, Mr.. Harvey N. Skinner.
When last heard from he was in Edge.
field County.