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Oar citizens should not lose sight of
the fact that the Auditors books, for re-
cciving returns, will be closed on the
Goth inst, after which date q penalty of
50 per cent will be added to the property
of all delinquents. Taxes are high
enough without having it increased by
negligence.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wier's Hotel.
JOHN A. WIER, Proprietor.

= List of arrivals since last issue:"
Capt A ] Clinkscales, Monterey Col
b u Herndon, Cokesbury, SC; Col ] F
Trutland, Columbia, S C; ] N Hogan,
City; j G Moore, G G Dusenbury, Fort
Pickens, S C; J G Hemphill, Medium
Office; Thos Young, Young's Mills, s G;
James Rogers, Jr, Ninety-SiX, S c; ? A
Murray, Greenwood, SC; S S Mcbride,
Wilmington w P Russell, W Anger.
J G Miller, Charleston, S G; q A Mars,
Calhoun's Mills, S G; j Wilson,
Island Ford, S c.; DR. II P Gary, Ocala,
Florida; Col w G Oats, Eufaula, Ala
G d Farrow, New York; S NJ Brown, Z
II Brown, Crawfordsville. Ga; DR. w E
Link, w P Kennedy, Bradley's Mills,
s C.
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DIR. w. G. NORWOOD is about erect
ing fine mansion at Hodges Depot, on
on one of the most desirable localities
of the town. The Doctor is man Of
taste and has the wealth to crafty it.
He is also skllful and successful far
mcr and will prove great acquisition
to the town.
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TIE warehouse Of the Langley Cotton
Factory WAS struck by lightning or
Wednesday of the past week and en-
tirely destroyed. The loss will amount
to about one hundred bales of cotton and
fifty bales Of manufactured goods, cstl'
mated at from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars.
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TIE times now are dull. and the mcr-
chants arc doing but little in the way OF
exchanging goods for money. We pre-
sumo the farmers are this time busily
combating the inroads of the grass, the
growth of which has been greatly favor
ed i'll many localities by continuous
rains. at never rains but it pours.'
The ancient force of this provcrb has
been greatly revived Of late.
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At least nine out of every ten persons
n,occ their umbrellas in an improper po-
sition for drainage after use in shower.
The handle should be turned down.
when the water will run off without in
iury otherwise it will run down to the
tor. damaging the cloth and the WIRE
Which holds the ribs together.
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TIE regular meeting of Greenwood
Lodge I. O. G. Il. will take place this
evening at Templar's Hall at half-past7 :
O'Clock. Dialogues and other recitals
will contribute to the interest of the
OCCASION.
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MIR. w. G. KENNEDY, editor Of the
True Southron, Sumter, has given
up that:position. The proprietors, Mess.
Darr e. Ostecn, say, that it shall be
their aim, as heretofore, to watch over
and promote the interest Of all good cit
izeus, and to secure honesty and ccono-
my in the administration of public af-
fuirS
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The. AlstOn House,
BY TIE MISSES CATER.

Tho following are the arrivals since
last Tuesday:
WB Whaley, Charleston; f Butler,
Elberton, Ga; + A Mars, w Mars, f l.
Truitt, Calhoun's Mills, S G.; + { Fergu-
son, Winchester, Va; J A Mood, Spar
E Davis, Willington;, Er X )
Beckham, B Leroy, Lowndesvllle,
G G Haddon, Due West; f y Arnold,
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ADVERTISERS GAZETTE,
Keep it Before The People!

E AWSON'S is the place to purchase
Il your STOVES. Remember each,
Stove has the following fixtures 2 pots.
l ham boiler, Tea kettle, l spider, /
long gliddle, waffle iron, 8 iron pans.
l bread pan, 2 pudding and 2 custard
pans, large fork, spoon,, L cake turn
er, coffee pot,1 dipper and IS feet pipe,
We name below some of the Stoves
we sell: CHARTER OAK, FOREST
CITY, FIRE SIDE, MARION COOK,
HELP, DIRECTOR, STONE VAIL,
COTTON STATES, COLUMBIA
COOK, ALL RIGHT, BEST and
ACORN COOK, warranted by the
manufacturers to last 25 years. =. :.
We will send any of the above Stoves
with fixtures complete, freight paid to
Donnaldsville, Belton, Honea Path,
Hodges, Greenwood, New Market. and
Ninety Six, at the following prices:
No. 7, S3l No. s, $36; No. 8, $41.
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Mr.. JAS. r. CUNNINGHAM and Mrs
las. Liddell left on Monday afternoon,
by private conveyance, for Graniteville,
to attend Il he funeral Of Mrs. VIM. A.
Giles, .... s...
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on A VIs1T.-Wc have had the pleas
urc of greeting during the past week in
our town, an old friend and former citi-
zen, Warren Allcn, Esq. for many
wears a resident Of Bcnnettsville, $. {.
He has been District Judge, and is now
Clerk of the Court Of Marlboro County.
He bears his ago well, and exhibits all
the evidences Of useful and prosperous
career.
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MONEY ORDER Orr1cE.-Our.. very
excellent and obliging Postmaster, MIR.
II. W. Lawson, furnishes Us with the
following notice of change of Fees for
Domestic Money Orders. BY Act OF
Congress, approved March 3, 1879, the
fees for Money Orders have been chang.
cd, SO that OH and after the first day OF
July, the fees or commissions will be as
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office.
MF Thomas, w H Taggart, Miss L
c. Cater, J w w Morrah, } H Wallace,
G. 4 Bruce, ] a Harris, ] d Chalmers,
II Baker, j S Cothran, Maxwell, Smith
& Co, J w Wideman, G Il RadcliH, j b
Mosely & Co, A J Clinkscales, 7 Baker
Z. V. HAMMOND,
Agent
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Consignees'

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
T Baker, NJ Mckay, W & E, Mrs
Amanda johnson, NJ. w & Co, J W
Crawford, J " Baskin, l. H Russell, /
L Guflin,
G. V. HAM MOND,
Agent.
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OWNERS of Village lots, of more than
five res..should report the same to the
Audi tor without lelay.
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THE GrccnriNc Enterprise cnd .No"'-
tnirccr is 4 good paper and VIC are sorry
TO miss q number, particularly q num-
bcr which, VIC learn, says something
pleasant about us. Friend Bailey,
please send on that missing number,
and don't neglect us in the future.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Arm w u j. l. & c y
COIYON BROKERS
ANU DEN LEKo IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
AHBEvILLE, July II, 1875.

4 I- = al, 81
15i. Exchange long ,4's.!. Snort s,"v?t oGt
Tennessee, which arc u lltlIe % oet.el'
Cotton dull and easier; sales "lomup5 ,i5
lands 1j5 Orleans IT.. Futures opch.u
steady: July 10 lo-$2@ 10! A"guSe'. S5 !.
Is l5-32t" -! September l'$CGa2, S,, J,oa I,oo
October l4$, Wheat lW2c;; I0rh lae"-
vy-mcss 2O,lO@D,3o. Lard hea'S-
steam l333@l3 ll-16. 49,,
CuAELEsToN.-Cotton Huietmdihlu- Ha0d IT,
ding Isl low middlIhS llS 'Soou Va
dinary l3!lol%i net receipts 8; exports
coastwise so; sales %. ,;.
NEW Or rl.EANs:-Cotton quletJlmlHGi- quiet nnHi
ding Isl low middllngi ~: gcou otu', 1sn
nary Is net receipts 10; gross lou )
exports coastwiSe 9l1; sales opo ,;ot
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Obituary.

DIED, in Graniteville,s Ion Monday
the 18th inst, Mrs. JANE 4OUNGS
GILES. wife Of VIM. A: Giles, Esq;
and daughter of the late Thomas and
Mary Cunningham, of Monterey, Able
vile county
"Her husband will ne'er forget
When meath her fathers cot,
Tie found her like violet
Within the shady spot"
Endowed with all the graces that en-
noble true womanhoOd-she Il happy
bride, accompanied her husband to his
home in Lowndesville, where, for twen-
ty ycars-as wife, mother, friend, neigh
Dor, and an humble, consistent Christ
she endeared herself to all.
Just one year ago she bade adieu to
relatives and friends in Abbeville, and
went with her husband and children, to
new home III Graniteville, where her
gentle dignity and attractive manners
drew the love of strangers to her.
We have not learned the nature of
her last illness; as it was so sudden that
the wires had scarcely dotted "She is
extremely ILL.," ere followed the words
"She is dead" Whilst her death
throws sadness over large circle of
friends and rclative-none will miss her
so much as her husband and children.
"She hath gone, =
She hath left her earthly home,
They are in it all alone,
by the hearth vacant place,
In the heart a lonely space;
Yet her presence leaves spell
Der the home she loved so well;
Still, her gentle voice they hear,
While her shadow falleth near,
Still her hand is on the door,
And her light step on the floor,
She hath hallowed every spot =,
Where she was, and now is not"
Her body has been placed by the side
of her first-born, among strangers. Her
spirit has joined "the ransoned, in that
City that hath no need of thesu neith-
er of the moon to shine in it; for the
glory of God doth Tighten it, and the
Lamb is the light thereof.
Peace to her ashes! Il. Z. Y.
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Tli!: DIPLOMAS

we're then delivered to the Graauatcs
with appropriate remarks by tie Presi-
dcnt; reminding them OF the daty they;
owe TO society and Of their elevated
position in the world, far above the
great minority OF iheirscx. Some OF his
hearers have expressed the opinion that
each of tho Doctors succeeding" adj
dressc, are better than the preceding.
THE pONOIOGI
WAS then sung 10y the young ladies
on the platform, COMPOSING the College
classes, which closed ;hc interesting eX-
crciscS of the day.
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This piece, from the pen of Miss
Emma II. McMullan, of Hartwell, Ga.
delighted the audience so much that
they were ready to eXclaim, "lloW
grand the somehow well twas told"
This piece, which was read by Rev. Mr..
Hiden, did credit to the grace and i'm
agination of the fairy-likc authoress.
s'THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND T!II
FUTURE,n
presented q theme for the pen of Miss
Lucie J. Moore, of Cokesbury, who
drew a picture as beautiful as herself
and which commanded the admiration
of all who had the pleasure of hearing
so interesting an essay from so fair and
bright q scholar. Cokesbury is justly
sproud of her representative at the Due
West Female College Commencement.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
DIED


FANSLEk.--on Marrow Passage, on the 26th Of Dec
Mrs Ella Fansler, wife of Mr.. William Fanser in
the SD year. fasdr aye. Mrs. Fansler was u worthy
member OF the Lutheran church, and died as she
lived = consistent Y. christian. &
McMANN.,-In Woodstock, on the s1st of December.
Nancy MeManh, aged about s. years. May she rest
in peace. - So ~ W
HICKMAN january 9th 1875. at her
+; residence in NtmisiW.k. Mrs. Catherine
1iickman. widow cot benjamin lick man.
IN the G9tll year. OF he. a.c.
TALLHELM.-ln E.lnburg. on the LIST of
I January. Mrs Mary Tai helm in the Sind
year of htrag Mr.. 1atIhem resided
until quite recell,ly. III Pennsyivana,
She Was - worthy member at rl,e church
OF The United Brctien in christ, and that
Jesus whom She loved alitl served while
living, lid not fors;ike her in the hour OF
death.
DuNALi.SON.--Jn San Francisco. Cali.
Iornia. Dec. lltll 1874 Samrei On,,,Iiso,,
aged 81 years. months and ~ days. He
+ was horn iii " asllington ID. e.. S,.ntcm-
Der 18th. 1907. He was Il son of Konall
and Elizabeth Dui.aitlson. His mother
died, m this place. in 1864. Mr.. DuuaIl-
~souAleft Woodstock Janaary lst 1880, ia
-cnmpany with cmiGlants moving to
Louisiana.
STfcKLEY.-In' WestvilIc. Chnmpairr
=. ct,i...y OHIO, November 23I, 1871. Mis-.
Slalierva Siickley, beloved wife of rayid
s. Sticklev. She gave every assurance
to her friends thai she anticipated Il glo-
rious rest. She leaves husband and
tw" stnall children TO iao.rn their Sc
we're lost. Il 8 4siss}s Is s.s;f ~
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.,.;,..,s;,,.. .,,auos. 81. H., CELESTIAL;
mi,,;strr. aud S,,,,a.v schon,. ::
Is yuv,m,ov Ian 7-Eo,e;c. f,h;c.ts far
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rh,nua ho,t t,,., ,.,,r,.,. ,l,a ,,e,,,s,.o ,sf
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mo,v. sv,nnatl,v a,sl sarvi,.. among
gl,ristiaus 81 nh lands: IN. snhor,lina:iors
at International intercourse and ,he in!
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MISTER EDpYruR:

s'. never writ to no
nusepaper before, but j think when Mr..
Rex wants all the dorgs killed that il is
time surnbsdy else sed s,mtlling to let
.you IL, that everybody don't hate d"rgs,
and envy man who is mutclrot farmer
noesltI,at v,l kant ke!e 'kattil out Of
your korn or wi,ete without adore;and
hekal,se 4 tiofg kosts susmntch Mr.. Rex
wants tu~ni,ike him kost more by put
tin attax on him : no my dorgs don't
kos, me no ter, dollar tu keep, i don't
tede Them hardly nothin, and j uont
want tn kepe sheep forthey never pade
me when iStride til didn't. get more
than too rs3sponnd from mi best wuns;
lit is as mulch as kin dato git enut for
mi whe,e, tn pay for mi f's fate. So
n more now. :S s6. u.
foArfrii'e;npd, un''iltde g i I'm /,
aj{e4asal -,Ig4g., n ..,s Farmer. .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
(tHESA?EAKE AND Quo R. II.
On and after Sunday Apr. 18th 1874 Passea-
ger Trains will run as follows:
FROM SCAI-NTON


l0.2aA. N, MAIL TR,1Ns, For Charl ttesvipe.
Gordensylle, Richm d and all intermediate
Sta tiuns daily [exeept Suaday) arrives at
Richmond 500 p. NJ. This taain connects at
Charlottesville 1or Ilynchburg Bristol knoA-
Vile, Chattanooga nd tn e South and at Cor
densville for Alexandria, " ashington and the
North.
Il 40 p. NJ ExrgEss. FoI Charlottesville.
Gordensville. aud Richmond daily except
Sunday arriving at Richmond 40 d. NJ.
ibis train .cpnneets at Charlottesville, fer
Lynchburg, briStaf Knoxville. Chattanooga,
and.the SGut atttordprsrlie for alexandria,
Washington al, .ne North and at Richmond
f'ir Petersburg. SarfolA, Weldon. Wilmington
Charleston. fSayaRnah, Danvillc, Green bore
Charlotte and all points &outh-east.
3,4g 4. N, fx:=Ess. For Goshen, Milboro
Sowing White Sui hur and all stations
west of White Sulphor daily except Sunday
arriving st Huding Ton 5, 80 +. NJ. Thistrain
connects ut Huntington with tire companvs
S'eamcrs BoStopa and Fleetwood arriving at
CINCINNATI. SEQ A. NJ. in time to connect
with the Morning Trails on ali the d,fercn;
lines runnib out at Cincinnati
3,35 P. N, MAIL TRAIN, For Hinton and all
intermediate Stations daily Except sunday
arriving at H linton l0.l5 p. ".
For ra te tickets and Information apply
i. ". hopkins agent atStauutnn PIT
n.PERRY. GenHSu
EDoAR vLEir, Gent P.and I. Ag't
apr. 30 If
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BANNER & B.AIEY
(HASH. CITY. VA. MIDLAND &
w GREAT SuUTHERN,- K.

AASli. CITY. VA, MIDLAND &
w GREAT SuUTHERN,--R K.
Double Daily, Between Danville and Wash
ington, Baltmore, Phil sdelph iaand New York.
Bet cen Baltimore aud Danrile without
change cars. ,s.,--
On and after Monday. Aug 9th 1874.
SOUTH WARD-ieave Baltimore $500 a.
IN. aud 500 p. M. Leave Washington 7,0s
and ,USp. m; Aitxandria Z SIS a. m. and 7:5u
.. M; G.rdonsville IL, p. M. and IL, 90 night
Charlottesville 80 r. m. and ~ SO a. IN. LYNCH
burg 500 p. III. and 4, Is a. M, ana arrive at
Danvilie 9 10 p, IN. and 80 a m connecting
at Gurdonsvillow with the Chesa reake and OHIO
Railroad East and West; at Lynchburg. with
Atlantic, Miss. nd 0ha. TO West and South
west aud at Danvlle, with the Piedmont Air.
line to all points in North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida and the Southwest
NORTHW anyil.e 5,25s q. N.
and 4. 90 p. IN Lynchhurg at 9.u5 a. m. and
10, is p. m. Cha louisville 1902 PIN and la.
M. Gord"nsvillc at 80 p. N. and 2.lO y. M,
arrive al Alexandra 50 p. m. ana 6,l5 a. m.
Washington 6.S3 p m and 6.53 n. m. and al
Baltimore s. so y. M. and s, 90 a. m connecting
at l.ynctburg. with rains from West ON A. NJ.
Il y. 4. r.: at Oh ,rlottesville, with trains to
and from the Virginia Springs and the West;
at Washington, to tle West and all the
Eastern cities; at Baltimore, to Philadelphia
nd New York.
MANASSAS DIVISION Passenger train
caves Alexandriadaily except Sunday at i.5i
a ~, leave Manassas unc,isn 8. Is n. IN. and
arrive arrives at Strasburg Junction at
l2;40 p. ~. Leaves Strasbure al Loo p. m.
and arriv. at Manasss j., 30 p. m, connee-
ting to Washington and the North. This
train makes close connection, at Strasbnrg.
with the maiitrain Of the Valley Road 10
DIRK ey and kawlev Springs and all points
westward. and to Winchester and Capon and
Jordan's White sulphur Springs,
Special attention Is called to TIE factthata
iull supply of through tickets to all points
south q { Danvillr is now offered at the princi
pal Offices al the Company.
J. NJ. RECapJs
je Ia IF. Generuls Tickle Aesn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

hereby tender my hearty thanks to
those members Of the Mt. Calvary. Wood
stock and Friedens congregations. who
kindly remembered. myself and family,
during The hO.iiay season.. with m:ny
and valuable gifts. May the. good Lord
bless them in basket aud store and with
rich. spiritual ;Aessin.sss IN Chpst. Ma,
many others be induced to follow their
example TO go and do likewise.
GEO H. MARTIN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

Mr.. Shem. Bowman residing near
Harrisomburg, On the Port Republic
road, was found dead on his farm ON
last Saturday 1t is supposed that in
ct piping down a tree his axe in SOME
way glanced and cut his ley, from which
he bled TO death. He had walked
some distance from where the accident
occurred, as indicated from the track OF
the blood, and mad attempted TO stop
the flow of blood by te;ifiuss up ibis
drawers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

The two gray horses. belonging to Mr.
0. G. Billings formerly Of this county,
were stolen on the nigr of Dec. Path 1874.
One was stolen from his son. Edward. at
the same time, They were said to be the
best horses in rarrant county, TeXas. ~.
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4 New Enterprise.

P15S0'
We are pleased 10 notice Il new enter
prise inauguratei by Mr.. j. II. Rodeffcr.
of this place. lie las just opened furni-
ture establishment, where every article Of
furniture needed can he procured. lie
keeps constantly OH hand 4 riie assortment
from which purchasers tan make their
selections. This community has long
needed a furniture ware room. Parties
can now inspect the articles before pur-
chasing snl can do batter than ordering
from city houses. lie informs Us that all
week, whether of his own Manufacture or
not will 30 warranted In every sespcct.
Bead biz advertisement in akother column
aud exsDjue his stock,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

There were buried at the same time in
Poxells Fort, hist Sunday two infant
children of. Mr.. Henry :Mo.eEina. Oiics
died on Friday and the other on Saturday.
IIcY were about two weeks 0kl.. = -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

At the fair he'd in this pace by. the
ladies' of the III cslytclin clulth about
one hundred dollars was realized. =.
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Personal.

FersonaI- = - - -. -
Mr. William Albert, formerly ci,i>
zen of this place, bui now a resident OF
Dayton, Ohio. has been among US ter
a few days. He is looking well and has,
we are pleased to learn, met with fiat
,ering success while residing in the
Western States lie carries with him
to his Ohio home olie ot Shenand S
fair daughters We wish them happy
life. -st--e7tG ~ i-rc4a seT
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Mrs. Ann L. Maglll, 'licdi Stanton
on the 4lh inst. of pneumonia. aged
about Is years. Her remains were
taken to Winchester Va for interlnent.
h. was the widow OF the late Prof:
Magill OF the University of Va, Il
daughter of the late Judge Henry st.
George Ticker, and sister of Hon. j.
Randolph tucker,