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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
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Cared bV EEaelNay'a Escaosyen. n

WtftGtf. ~ Ars., July u, nv q
nE. EinwtV!-T hav- hpl Ovarian Trn"r ia svariu
bswels Al ;ir gtsFs said tAcrr helm for IT," ~
every thing Vat feeaunrndsd Tut u.Lhg hyrsi NJ
Rrsalvsnt lHd thast would ir7 il tat kad
10 H. baus- hai su ler-d r. Twelve Ntars. totk bs1
81 the tssevent aHd brx e Railways Fills sud
tles II Really Relief and herg "a MT trp tuanr
or felt, nHd feel better sartr and Ls Fir tlsH
frr twelve yrari. The tunar g. tie In axe
bowels, the groin. write this 10 yea H., Lsae1
others. You l.lbllah il Il you vhJose
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-19
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DIR, g ADEyAYl

AND p IL rfgH TLOun -tgas-.
~ FtESi AMI WA HIf--rl .gAg ttt.
LEAJTig j. t0hrLEk4us ssCl Ls5i5i
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6opnrtutrsgIp gctlt,s.

1iuHtal snstrumtms.
-Sl25.-Beautiful iron frame pianoforte stool.
"A. &C, GoLDsMIrH's, 20 BleecNerst,, near Bowery'
RARG AIN.-Less than 81 70 cash will purchase four
Third 81. ' ~
EIRSr-CLAS ~ ~. octave pianos retailed at whole.
P1anJs sold Oh monthly payments.
CHRISTIE, 7S Barrow. near Hudson at.
GREAT bargains In pianos and organs prices s7s,
~ sU, tlSi $3.50, and upward Cash or Inst ailments
or to rent CHAs. j. BETS, 7Ss Broadway cor 10Th ST.
PiANOS, ORGAN. AND MELODEONs
g. BiAMBACH'S, SO East ith st. near Bowery
cOO STANDARD ORGANS
10 rent and Eold Dy monthly payments Rent applIed
Warerooms sli Broadway.
PELoUBET. PELfoN CO.. Manufacturers.
knn PIAS1S AND ORGANS, NEW AND
0Dv sECOND.HASD, OF nrst-class Makers Will Oe
sold al lower prices for cash InstAments or for
rent, ~ city or country. by HORACE WATERS & SON,
NO. bl broadway, tnan ever otcred before Ia New
YORK Agents wanted Great Inducements to the trade.
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Cruelty to Animals In England.

At Westminster few days since driver
OF wash cart was brought before the maeis-
trate charged with ill-using horse. The Mar
quis Of Queensbury appeared as a witness, and
said that no was passing at the time, and notlc-
ing the wretched condition OF the animal, he
offered the man G. to have II destroyed. 1t ap-
peared from the evidence OF a constable that
the horse was thoroughly worn out, hardly able
to stand and quite UNIT for work. The magis-
trate, Mr. Arnold, after looking at the animal,
cruelty and lined him 1Os., the horse 70 be de-
tained until the money was paid. The Marquis
OF Queensbury gave the prisoner f2 for the
horse, and sent II home to be destroyed.
On tho 4th of June young man named
Taverner, pawnbrokers assistant, was con
victed before Mr.. Vaughan, at Bow street, for
having set bulldog to worry and Kill
cat, aud sentenced to two months tmprison-
ment. An application made to the magis-
trate afterward to mitigate the sentence on ac-
count of the hitherto respectable character for
humanity and general good conduct borne by
the young man. The application was denied,
and Mr.. vaughan refused to rehear the case.
He said that there was positive proof that, even
when the poor cat succeeded In rescuing itself
from the dogs teeth, and sought shelf r be-
hind some raillngs, the defendant actually got
on the rallings and forced the poor creature
back into the open space, where IL was again
had never heard OF worse Of cruelty, and
nothing would Induce him to alter the sentence.
An appeal was taken from the decision, and
two sureties Of ESQ each gave bail, and the de-
fendant was liberated, pending the appeal. Now
that Mr. Bergh Is not busted with inquring why
turtles are turned on their backs, or with de-
monstrating the superiority OF the gyro-pigeon
over the live ones for sportsmen, II might be
AN attempt to ameliorate the condition Of the
domestic cat.
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xublit Nuhr,s.
R0ARD0F F,uPRRyI.OR>,New York Coun.
lDy Court House, July 7, is13.-Tho Committee on
Printing and stationery OF tho Board OF supervisors
hereby caution al printers aud stAtoncrs from per-
forming any work or supplying any article unless the
Iednstlon Tor the same has en- made To the said com
mttee and signed and authorized by majority Of the
same No bill viii be audi ny the ard unless these
requirements are strictly complied with.
supervisor GEORGE KOCH,
SupNSyisOr S. V. H. COOPER,
supervisor JOHN REILLY,
Supervisor JOHN j. NORRIS
Supervisor RICHARD FLANAGAN,
Committee on Printing ana stationery,
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seent By departing from his instructions, also

aren't by departing from his instructions, also
belonged TO the principal.
If the agent made pront out OF the Iansac-
tion he Is bound to account fOf II, thougb made
without the authority or knowledge OF the prn-
oipal and without risk or expense TO him. .
The consent Of o. H. Dutton to renew the
policy never having been asked, and the trans
action having been kent secret from u. y. Dut-
ton during the residue Of his lifetime, the de.
fendant's relation as agent In the matter did not
terminate, and the plaintiff has the right TO
adopt his acts and call him to an account for
the profits he has derived from the transaction.
General sympathy In a case OF this kind would
naturally be with the widow and against the
brother-in-law, who kept putting up the mar
gins on the life of the husband until lucky
turn In the market The view of the Court OF
Appeals will be regarded by lawyers as equitable
aud Just.
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THE WEEKLY sun.
ONLY si A TEAR. SPACES
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-The Weekly New
York sun. SPACES. tiaYear. send your Dollar.
New York sun. spages. ta year. Send your Dollar.
THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER-The New YorS
Weekly sun independent ana Faithiul. Against rub
lie Punder SPACES 81 avear send your Dollar.
THE BEST NEwSPAPER.-The Weekly New York
Sun. SPACES hayear. send your Dollar.
HAS ALL THE SEws.-The Weekly New York sun
SPACES. slayear Send your Dollar
THE BEST STORY PAPER rhe weeEiy New York
Sun. SPACES, sia year. send your Dollar.
THE BEST FASHION REPORTS IN the Weekly New
York sun. SPACES. tsyear. send your Dollar.
THE BEST MARKET REPORTS In the Weekly New
York Sun SPACES. 81 ayear. send your Do,A..
THE BEST CATTLE REPORTS IN the Weekly Nev
York sun. SPACES Ns year. Send your Dollar
THE BEST PAPER In Every Respect.-The Weekly
New YORK sun. SPACES. 81 syear send your Dollar
Address HE sun. New York city.
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tlTopOsals.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that sealed proposals will
~ be received by the board of Town Olntrrs OF the
town of West Farms In Westchesttr county New ork
for erecting street lamps In suO-lanp districts 10
SAID Town said proposas to be delivered To the Town
Clerk NJ his office on Valentine avenue near Harlem
Railroad, fremont westchester county, \. Y, on or
before July Is, 1873 where specifications may be seen
as To the character Of the work required The right
FERDINAND MEYER,
Town Clerk.
JoHs BussISo, Supervisor.
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Buibins ulai,rmls.
4roposals.

Coon building stone for sale on Goth st.. and lth
" ay. BroOAlyn city line will be sold cheap.
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flnantlal.

THE RISK OF few hundred dollars in experi.
1 enced hands on the Stock Exchange often brings
large amounts send for circulars containing details OF
the new pan 80 much favored On the Vienni Bourse,
Wiz syndcltes Of small amounts. Address v. r.
sHERWlN CO., Bankers and Brokers, 30 Broadway.
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Sbippi,e.


MlNNEsO1 A sails Wednesday, July ID, 10 A. n.
WISCONSIN,. sails Wednesday july %, ~, "
Cabin passage, So. gold. Sterrage, - j. currcncy.
Drafts On Engand. Ireland, sc,
WILLIAMS & GClON,
- broadway, New ufk
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Nibio,nos.


OkFiGuE OK TIE MANUFACTURERS
10, sI broadway, corner Of Fulton st., New York
July ., ls1S. "'
The Board OF Directors have this day declared the
able on aud after the 10Th inst.
j, JAY NEsTELL Secretary.
STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE CO.-Ottice
), w broadway New York July 3, lS73,-A diyidoni
OF SIX per cent, Is PAYABLE on demand
WlLLIAM NJ. ST. John, Secretary.
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NIuTyAh, BLSEFiT sAXiNGs RASH,
DIvIDEND.-A seni-annuai dividend at the rate Of
SIR cent. dHnuDl all suns OF x5 and upward
which have been on deposit one or more months next
previous To July will be paid and after july a. lsiS
INTEREST not called Tor will remain a. principal.
and draw interest from July I.
BANK OPEN dairy from 10 to 3 also Monday ana
Saturday evenings from AZ to 81 O'Clock. .
INTEREST commences on the hd NJ eperv mona
CHARLES X. GRAHAM. President
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MECHANICS S'AND TRADERS SAVINGS
vi Institution esS Bowery near Hous'on st.-lnter.
estA semia dividend OF six per cent. per Annum
will be creditrd July on all sums entitled ther 70 Tor
the six months and three months ending June " pay
able on aud after July u. Dividends not withdrasd
vii be entitled 10 interest as dep9sit Money deros,
July 1. Open daily from 10 A. VI. to p. n, and on
Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 A. VI. TO r. ".
ALFRED T. CoNKLIN President
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ALBANY ANDnTRoy,, ,s22hSsAABBhhTo ,s22h SsAABBhhToGhA; t}SSG, t}SSGl,
DREW. Leave vestry It. Pier at $50 A. NJ and I'D ST.,
OF Erie ferry at stS landing at ionkers Tarry-
town and Nyack 10y ferry boat Milton Poughkeepse,
Rhinebeck. Tyoll, Catsklll, and Hudson. Connecting
for all points WEST aud NORTH. Trip tickets to West
Point, Cornwall. and Newburght returning same day.
fl. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked TO
Saratoga and Sharon.
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Siiuntions colant,o.


A SOUNG msn (American) who has had seven years
N experience In barkeepinR desires situation has
nnquestonable reference from his last employer to
honesty, sobriety courteousness &c, &C. Any party
parties de srous of obtaining barkeeper with
shove accomplishments will md 1t to adv by
addressing f.. box Us, sun once.
YOUNG man ~ years OF age wishes employ.
N ment OF any kind would work In hotel, store,
factory city reference. Address NJ box 9O sun once.
rUNO boss bskers-Bread and cake bakers want situ.
Il stions. at 10 Forsyth At.
WANTED-By young man OF good address, n
w situation IN a wholesale store or hotel give
good references Address V. NJ b.. boz 1885, sun office.
WANTED-Ladies' or gentlemen's washing; un.
w derstands nuting Address Mrs. HUGHES, i0O3
Second av. -
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The RU-KLUx PROCLAMATION
REwARDs.-We observe that the
Commission appointed by Cover
nor Moses to examine the claims to
certain rewards offered in the proc
lamation of Governor Scott, dated
July. %, 1871, for the apprehension
and prosecution of parties who
were participants in what was call
ed the "Ku hlux conspiracy" have
made report. They recommend
that there be paid, to Major Louis
Merrill, for forty seven convictions,
at 5000 each, $4,000; accomplices,
forty, at 5000 each, $4,000; total,
S17,400; to Mr.. Thomas NJ. Wilkes
conviction thirty-fve, at 5000 each,
$4,000; to Mr.. II. II. D. Byron,
convictions six, at 5000 each, ST.
200; total awards, S25,600. In a
supplementary report, they award
to James Canton, six cases, 81, 200
Col. W. II. Brown. eight cases, ST.
600; to Major Merrill, twenty ca
ses, $4,000; total amount, s6.SO0
With the awards to the Commis,
sion of .S2,500, the whole amount
reaches the sum of S34,600-S10(
less than the sum appropriated.
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CHoLERA-NAsHvILLE, June 12.-
There were sixteen deaths from
cholera yesterday. The best in
formed thought the epidemic was
abating. yesterday afternoon; but
the same persons now think it Is
spreading. The papers keep as
quiet as possible on the subj ject, and
there seems to be general dispo'
sition in the city to suppress the
facts. The true state of affairs can
only be ascertained by personal OBJ
servation. The weather continues
wet and disagreeable.
MEMPHIS, June 12.-Thc cholera
excitement is abating. Abstinence
from stale vegetables has undoubt.
edly had a tendency to decrease the
mortuary reports, as there were
only nineteen interments to-day
from all diseases, against twenty
four yesterday.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At a. special meeting Of tho Mill
Way Grange Patrons of Husbandry
No. %, held on the 14th inst, the
following was unanimously adopted
Death is at all times and under all
circumstances an unwclcome visitor.
We feel sad when we see the cradle
robbed Of its loveliness, or the gray
haired sire Of four score, after a
long and useful life, calmly and Sc.
renely folding his hands in the EN-.
brace of death; but we are filled with
grief inexpressible when we see his
icy hand laid upon one in the midst
OF his useful labors of head and heart;
one whom we all delighted to honor
and reverence; one in whose judg-
ment we confded; one who had
stamped upon I'LL his actions the sig
net Of natures pobleman. Gan hon
est man, the noblest work of God"
Such reflections naturally suggest
themselves as we calmly look back
over the lite of our honorable and
honored worthy Past Master Dr.
JOHN WARDLAW HEARST. He
was known to all Of US, born, reared,
lived and died among us-but he is
zone, and we shall no more see his
open countenance and manly form -
no more listen to his words of coun-
sell; but he has left bright example,
and let US be thankful that we came
in contact with such man, and let
his deeds Of kindness and works of
love be continually y before us. stimu-
lating US to follow his noble example.
That while we as a Grange bow sub
missively at this mysterious Provi-
dence still VIC are unwilling for it to
pass by without some manifestation
on our part. Therefore, be it Resolv-
ed,
lst, That in the death of our
Worthy Past Master Dr.. JOHN
WARDLAW HEARST, our District
and State has beea robbed of one OF
our most useful citizens virtue and
Christianity of one Of its bright and
shining lights.
I'd, That in the death of our Wor-
thy Past. Master, Mill Way Grange
No. 90 Patrons Of Husbandry has
received a severe stroke and our order
at large has been deprived Of one Of
its most useful and bonored members.
Sd, That we will cherish the fohd
recollection that he was one Of US,
and that though dead yet speaketh.
4th, That his name shall be upon
our perpetual record and that page
in our m mute book be inscribed TO-
his memory bearing the Gate of his
birth and death.
5th, That we tender to his widow,
our Sister, our heartfelt sympathies
in her sore bereavement.
9Th, That this Pl Pleamble and Reso-
lutions be spread upon our minutes;
that the Secretary be- instructed to
furnish copy to the widow OF our
deceased Brother, also copies to the
A. r. Presbyterian, Press and Ban
ner and the Mediunt for publication.
J. w. PERRIN, Master.
Mill Way Grange P. Of H.
W. E CoTHRAN, Sec'y.
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LAURENs & AsHEvILLE RAILROAD

LAURENs & AsHEvILLE RAILROAD.
The. taxpayers of. Greenville
County are called to meet in Con-
vention at the new Court House on
Salesday in July next, at l2o'clock,
to consider the propriety of a
County subscription to the capital
stock of the Laurens & Asheville
Railroad. This. is an important
meeting, and every Taxpayer
should be present. We hope the
whole County will be there to speak
out freely.-Repabhcan.
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A very wealthy farmer of Titus
vile has this "notis'' posted up IL
his field: eff any mans or woman'S
COWS or oxen gifts in these here
oats, his or her tail will be cut on
as the case may be. I am a Chris
tian man, and pay my taxes, but
dam a man who lets his critters run
loose, Say l."
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New PAPER. : The Rev. I. D. Dur
ham and Rev. A. p. Norris are, we
learn, about establishing a new week
ly paper, in the interest OF the bap.
list denomination. A large amount
of money has been subscribed for the
purpose, and the power press and
type Of the late Columbia O"'o" has
been purchased for their use. Inc
new paper will start under good aus
pices. and we wish 1t success Win ai
our heart. t.-0,ongeburg Times.
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S1eK.-We are panied to hear OF
the serious illness of Rev. j. 3.
Murray and Judge A. O. Norris.
The former is suffering from eryslp-
elias in the face, but is getting pet,
ter, the latter has severe cttack OF
something like gravel, and it is
scarcely expected that ne Will re-
cover. Both are prominent c'tl-
zens and their decease would be a
public calamity.-Anderson CON-
SerratOr'
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Due West Female College

THE EXAMINATION
will commence on Thursday, the 18th
of June, and close on Tuesday, the 24th.
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Rev: ]. Boyce, D. D., Rev.. o: Lind
say, Rev. w. F. Pearson, Rev. w; l..
Pressly, DR.. J. L. Miller, Due west ;
Revs. J. L. Martin and w. 7. Capers,
Abbeville; DR.. J. A. Stuart, Ninety,Slx;
Dr.. J. Z. Maxwell, Greenwood; Rey.
J. c. Boyd, Newberry; Rev: ID. Elioro'
Lexington; Miss Corrie Watson, An
derson; Miss Bessie Caldwell, Cokes'
bury.
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
by Rev. w. J. Lowry, Sabbath, the 22d
June.
ALLUMNE ESSAY
hv Miss Lizzie J. Chiles, Wednesday
night, the 18th:
COMMENCEMENT DAY.
!. Thursday, 18th of June.
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100000 ACRES.
Z Cheap Farms.
The cheapest Land in market for

The cheapest Land in market for
sale by the I.
UNION PACIFIC RAItR0AD COMPANY.
I'm the Great Platte Valley. !;
100000 Acres in Central
Nebraska.
Now for sale in tracts of forty acres and
upwards on five and ten years credit at
O. per cent. No advance interest re-
quired. g
Mild and healthful climate, fertile
soil, all abundance of good water, 4, !: 4.
The best market in the West! The
greal mining regions of Wyoming, Col
.orado, Utah and Nevada being supplied
by the farmers in the Platte Valley.
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There is disease prevailing very
extensively amo' 6 the cattle IN
Greenville and Laurens 'Countles
which proves fatal in many cases
The animal is usually attacked with
soreness and swelling about the
throat, with difficulty in swallowing
indisposed 10 eat or exercise, With
constipation of the bowels.
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San FRANc1sco, June 12. - A
band of Apaches have started
South, probably to invade Sonora.
Another band is reported five miles
over the border, besieging Santa
Cxuz, in Sonora. Advices from
General Davis camp report only
three or four Modocs at large. The
Pitt River Indians delivered eleven
Modoc refugees to Davis.
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ABBEVILLE,

which we will reasonable enough fol
any one to afford an Investment. III
addition to this we have some excellent
brands of SEGARS of all kinds. Cal
and examine and be your own judges
at WILSON & COTHRAN'S RANGE
don't fail to enquire for A. Be
QUESTS STORE.
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DEATHS IN LAURENs COUNTY. -
Lesley Brown dird ut his residence
on the 9th inst, at an advanced age
Died on the ID inst., Mr.. VIM. 4
Darnall.
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Final Discharges.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry
In Riley, Administrator, and NJ
?. Edwards, Administrative of the Es
tate of James NJ. Edwards, deceased
has applied to Chas. w. Guffin, Judge
of Probate, in and for the County
Abbeville, for a final discharge as AG
and Administrative.
It Is Ordered, That the 10Th day o.
June, A. D. 1873, be fixed for hearing o
Petition, and Anal settlement of said
Estate,
J. G, WOSMANSKY,
g, C.P. A. c. :
May 10, 1873, sat
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Soldiers entitled to a Home.
stead Of 16O Acres.
The Best Locations for Colonies.

Free home for; all! Millions of Acres
of Choice Government Lands open for
entry under the Homestead Law, near
this great Railroad. with good markets
tied country.
Free passes to purchasers of Railroad
Land. ~.
Sectional Maps, showing the. land,
also new edition of Descriptive Pam
phlet with new maps mailed free every
where. Address o. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner q. p. r.. c.
Omaha, Neb,.
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Commencement Exercises
ERSKINE COLLEGE.

EXAMINATION.
The general examination for 1873 will
bgin on Thursday, 18th June, and close
|!Tuesday oath.
COMMITTEE ON EXAMINATIONS.
Rev. r. A. Ross, Blairsville, S: c.; Jas.
A. Rrice, Esq, Winnsboro: S. G.; 5. W.
Reid, Esq, Charlotte, N. q; y. +.
Chalmers, Esq, Newberry, s: o.; =: =.
Lindsay, Esq, Scuffletown, S. c.; Rev.
H. II. Sloan aud Dr.. J. l.. Pressly, Ab-
beville, S. G.. ..
ANNUAL SERMON
on Sabbath, 22d, by Rev. w. j. Lowry,
of Selma, Alabama.
PRIZE DECLARATION
by members of the Sophomore class on
Monday evening, 23d.
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.
The Board of Trustees will meet Tues
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION
on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
| oRATIoNs.
for the degree of "A. B. by the Senior
class will be on the forenoon of Wednes-
day, 25.
| ANNIVERSARY GRAFTON
by. Col. T. w. McMaster, of Columbia,
s. c., on Wednesday afternoon.
BACCALLAUREATE
and presentation of diplomas by the
t<I @l.,nc In
evening, 25th. ..
| ALUMNI ADDRESS
bv Charles 3. Simonton, Esq, of Gov
ington, Tenn, at 8 o'clock, "Wednesday
evening, 25th.
REPORT OF EXAMINING COMMITTEE,
and the presentation of medals to thu
successful competitors for scholarship
VIM. HOOD, Secretary.
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Mr.. John R. Cochran, Of Anderson,
has a seventy-fve acre field upon
which he produced forty bushels OF
rough rice to The acre.
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CHARLESTON, June 13.-The annu-
al decoration Of the graves of tn
Confederate dead took place here to-
day. There was a general suspen'
sion of business during the afternoon.
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Sale of
Valuable Ret Estate
THE UNITED STATES VS.
JOHN FRASER g. co.

I'm PURSUANCE of the orders
made in this case, the undersigns
I'd offers for sale the PROPERTY
mentioned and described in the con-
veyance to James Robb and Charles
IT. Lowndes, Trustees, dated the 18th
February, 1868 Bids for the Proper.
ty, or any portion thereof, will be re:
ceived by the Referee under seal until
the first day of June, 1873. Such
bids to state whether for cash.
Or for one-third cash, balance in
one and two years, secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage of the
property and assignment OF policy Of
insurance.
Or in the bonds Of T. D. Wagner
and W. L. Trenholm. payment OF
which is secured by the said mort
gage TO Ne SIS. Robb and Lowndes
which are commonly known US GA
Bonds.
No bid payable in GA" Bonds will
be received for an amount less thar
the appraised value Of the property
as set forth IN the said mortgage
Bids may be made embracing all o.
either Of the above alternatives.
Lists Of property and description
thereof will be presented as soon al
they can be prepared.
SAM'L' LORD, JR.,
Referee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-06-18
A. Bequest.
June II, 1873, 9-tf

DY virtue of an Execution to me d.
EN rected I will sell at Abbevllle
BIB willie Court House on 2lst instant
the following property, levied on as the
property of w. H. Purkerson, at the
suit of John w. Duncan, and others.
6 Gallons, more or less, Pineapple
Rye Whiskey.
80 Gallons, more or less. Monongahe'
lah Whiskey.
gallons Blackberry Brandy, II gal
Ions Apple Brandy. =,
2Ogailons Port Wine, of MADEIRA and
10 of Sherry Wines.
gallon Peach Brandy.
2yO Bottles.
2 Boxes Butter Crackers, u Boxes
Soda Crackers.
Boxes Segars, IL Decanters.
6 Jars gallons each.
Jugs gallons each.
ii Jugs gallons each.
Swinging Lamps.
II Bunches Fire Crackers.
- Bottles Holland Schnapps.
6 Bottles Brandy Peaches.
Keg Apple Vinegar.
| Bbl, Whiskey,. brand Gold Dust.)
1Bbl. Whiskey, (Sunny south.)
L. p. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeyille County.
June 5, 1878, s-2t !
Notice.