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luck in Matrimonial Leisure.

Our young friend, Mr.. George White,
deserves to be congratulated as we'll for
the rare judgment which he has exhibit
ed in waiting for his turn in the matri-
monial lottery, as we'll as for the good
fortune which has crowned his wishes
at last. There is not always Luck IN
leisure" however, and we would not
advise all of our young friends to follow
his example. They may wait the last
turn of the wheel, and draw o. blank in
the end Our friend has been more
sortnnate, and has drawn q glittering
prize. He deserves it, and we, the
Junior, do not envy his good fortune
We would only like to initiate his ex-
ample. We extend our best wishes to
thes happy pair, and trust that their
course in life will be as blissful as Its
beginning has been auspicious.
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COUNTY AFFAIRs.

After all OH County trouble ASobe'
S3yiiiezis all right again. Our fnancia
troubles inss this county, commenced
among the earliest in the State, from
! the robbery:of our Treasury and othel
lcauses. The deficiencies on! County
claims one time was at least fort,
thousand dollars and such claims were
hawkcd about the streets at a. large dis
count. The credit Of the county was
destroyed and services and labor. arlt
provisions for the Poor could not be7pur
chased at all eXceptat ruiuous and exor
bitant pricess,S tssg,
All this silias sbeen changed: The
County Commissioners report, the most
gratifying facts: 81
F1rst.-That fi'the preferred claims
of the deiicicdcy of last year, 1874, ."fol
the support and maintenance of the
poor, for dieting prisoners and judicial
Expenses" have been paid out of the
81, 900 set apart for that purpose, leaving
q small balance to go to other "past in-
uehtcdncsS." So
,Sccoud.-That the County Ccnlmis-
sioncrs are making an effort and think
they will succeed in bringing the cur
rent expenses Of this fiscal year within
the ordinary levy of "three mills,1 50
AS to leave no deficiency at all for this
year. $50
7Hrd.-The County Commissioners
further report that the Legislature has
authorized,' by joint resolution ratified
March II, 1875, special levy of "three
mills" to be devoted to the past indebt-
cdncss Of the County. That includes
all past indebtedness-that of the year
1874 as well as that portion unpaid prior
to that time. "The hope is entertained
that this levy will pay the whole past
indebtcdness-at least the principal
thereof. If so, op.the first day of jan
uary next, 1876, the County of Able
vile for the first time'in years, aeW he
clear of debt, and in.acondition to pre-
vent frauds and impositiOns and pro-
cure labor and. services for the lowest
cash price" So mote it be!
Mr.. Robert Jones, Chairman, and his
Board Of Commissioners, deserve the
highest praise. 1t is difficult to estimate
the value of his services to the tax
payers Of the County, considering the
confusion and complexity into which
the Counly finances had fallen. An
honest man in. an humble sphere may
render as much service rs in high and
digniticd Office
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;Ew YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
TNeaV, York Bultin, Jl1c 20.

Most of the jobbers arc taking stock
or preparing to do so, and are conse-,
quentiy buying very few goods, and
business with the commission houses is
exceedingly quiet, but not more SO thai!
is usually experienced at this season of
the year. There is still fair demand
for small assorted lots of cotton goods,
&C., through the medium of orders,
which are sent forward by, the
country to tailcrs, aside from which the
iobbing trade is quite sluggish. The
Slater Woolen Company and Wcbstcrs
Cotton company, for which Messrs. 5.
Slater g. Son, SO and SIS Thomas street,
are selling agents, will on the first of
July suspended production for the pres
ent. Cotton goods are moving slowly
from first hands, although q few orders
arc being received from the Western job
bers. There is no pressue to sell On the
part of representative leading accounts,
but as usual holders of outside makes
are anxious to get rid of their accumu-
lations, and in order to do so price and
time concessions are offered in some ca
ses, but without greatly stimulating the
demand. Brown sheetlngs or shirtipgs
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CLOSE or THE .TERM.-The Ahbe.
Vile Male Academy closed its first ses-
sion, on Wednesday last. Mr.. D. G;
Webb, the teacher, is gentleman oi
fine attainments, and has proved him
self Il very competent and successful
instructor: FIe is astrict disciplinaIian,
and cntorces ordcr at the same time that
he exacts the most thorough prepara-
ton. The exercises of the school will
be resumed on the lst of September,
when the patrons will he glad to wei
come back Mr.. Webb.
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Ten YEARS AGO.-Thc first issue o
the Enterprise after the surrender, was
made on the 18th June, 1865; ten year.
ago. 1t was among the first that re-
sumed The CCiun,6id PhWnic, Charles
ton Nctcs and the .AbJccWc Press, wert
the only papers then issued in the State
as far rs our recollection serves us
GrceaciNc Enterprise end Mo~ntainccr
Bar' The proprietors OF the Press ono
Banner are one of the Oldest printing
firms in the State. There has been llC
change in the partnership or business
for over sixteen years.
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Greenwood Items.


Our correspondent sends us the follow
ing items:
THE crops Of grain in the vicinity are
abundant. The growing crop is in bet
ter condition and more promising than
any since the war; Farmers are buoy
ant and hope to pay all arrearages in
the Fall. The outlook: in all depart
ments of business is. very cheering.
Real Estate is in: demand and prices
keep high.
SEVERAL new dwellings arc being
completed.
Mr.. S. E: HODGES contemrhtcs
building nice residence. .soon. -
w. X. BLAKE. ESQ, is. building a
dwelling i'll Upper Greenwood.
THE new Presbyterian Church will
be completed by the lst Septembcr-an
elegant building of modern style. The
contractor is Mr.. Cline, Of Newberry.
AlR. L. d. MERRIMANg has returned
heme from health tour, and his friends
think that he is improving.
TIE Rev. Thos. Fl. Pope has been
quite sick but is slowly improving.
DR. JACOBS, OF Cokesbury, preached
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
an able and profound sermon.
THE young gentlemen of the place
are having a fine time driving out the
young ladies' after the business hours.
SEEMING has become a mania, with
some Of the citizens. Success generally
"fshcrman's luck" Cool springs, after
the days work is over are in great de-
manG:
"THE FoUEHH" passe1 very quietly
without any celebrations among either
blacks or whites.
BASE BALL has played out in Green
wood-Cokesbury and. Abbeville did
the job.
A BRAN "Ncw-Era" at Greenwood.
MATRIMoNY is at a low ebb, but some
hope is still entertained Of Mr.. Thos. J.
Arnold.
DIR. TAGGART's corn, flour and lum-
ger mill, has just been completed, and
is public convenience.
]. H. OLDHAM has a superb cotton
crop, and his corn. is superlativcly ex-
cellent.
MIR. and Mrs, S. =. Boozer leave this
week for. a tour of recreation among the
mountains.
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>6t =

RELIGIOUs.-Serviccs were held on
Sunday last at Wilmington Church by
the Rev. S. r. Morris and the following
officers, &C., were elected. Elders, DIR.
J. y. Gilbert, John +. Calhoun, S. r.
Morrah. Dcacons, Messsrs. P. A. Co.
vim, John Hcminger, and Andrew Nc
AliSter.
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Rev. y. L. Miller, Pastor of the Will
lington and Hopewell congregations,
has been sick for some time past, and
Revs. S. i. Morris, and r. G. Ligon
have been filling his pulpit. The con-
gregations are trying to pursuaae Mr.
Miller to make q health trip to tho
mountains.
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Marriages.

MARRIED, on the evening of June
1st, ut the residence Of Col. Thomas G.
Perrin, by Rev. Jas. T.. Martin, DIR.
JOHN S. THOMPSON and Miss
JAMIE T., daughter of the late Col.
James H. Perrin, all Of Abbcville.
BY the same, on the evening Of June
Goth, at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr.. GEORGE WHITE and
Miss SALLIE E., youngest daughter
of Col. and Mrs. Thomas G. Perrin, all
Of Abbeville, s. c..
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HoTEEL ARRIvAIs
The -Alston House,
BY THE MISSES CATER.

The following are the arrivals since
last Tuesday
Jas X P Goggans, Nirety Six D. j
Jourdan, G Cronin, Jourdan. Creek; +
Butler, Elberton John Davis, II W
Haddon, DR. d W Hawthorne, CO Had,
dont j r c Dunn, Due West; DIR w. i
Link, sc Link. Linkville; II brennan
Longcane; B II Baker, J L Davlisj Cal
houns Mills.
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SENDAY NIGHT at the Methodist
Church, the Rev Mood delivered u
very earnest and excellent address, on
l Samuel, iv: 43, "His heart trembledi
for the ark of God" and drew many
striking parallels between the fears OF
the old High Priest, Eli, and those
which should be entertained by every
believing Christian. The discourse was
very impressive one.
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WE had the pleasure Of greeting in
our office yesterday the familiar face OF
Mr.. D. A. Smith, of the Phonic office.
He has laid down the stick and rule
and is resting for few weeks. Mrs. s.
is with him,
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Hon. ARM1sTEAD BURT left on Sat
urday for Cashiers Valley, where he
OWNS q residence nt proposes to pass
the Summer months. He has promised
us an article upon the natural advan-
tages. and resources Of that delightful
mountain home.
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WILERAr IF. PARKER and family,
and Mrs. Smith and family, leave to-
day for Cashiers Valley. Mr.. P. has
purchased residence for his family in
that delightful Summer retreat where
they will seek health and recupcrate
during the Summer months.
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ILo&Esr.- .At q meeting Of the Due
West township Oh Saturday, 2Gtb. Julre,
$3.50 WAS lesie'f on the taxpayers for
school purposes, one hundred dollars Of
which was to pay past Indebtedness.
This is right. AT some of the meetings
the teachers VIII lad sold their claims
were opposed to having them paid at all.
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's0UT OF THE MOUTHS or MANY
WITNESSES" &C.

Previous to the reception o. the GTge,a
ViNc Ncacs containing tts:9osl6wing ed,
3torial, we had concludedfoss Sheath oul
scalping knife, and for the present, in.
ffict no further blisters to Dead Goesar's
. wounds" but we must bes pardoned 70!
referring to the subject again, Hear
what the Nc,cs of yesterday says:
THE COUNTY TREaSGKER, 4ssD, HARDY
50 soLoMAN's FAILgREs, eo..-..
We sent a representative K2sthe office
of J. NJ. Runion, County rressafeF,. yes
1erday,,to learn from him whether, the
numerous reports concerning tAecaahty
cosinty funds being III thehands ofHar-
dYS0loman's bGHk when it suspended
wAs q fact. He was Snst iT' to us, and
lIosone could tellstus a,Hheref he was
From inquiry, we learn that he has de-
posted in Soloman's bank all the funds
belonging to the county; y;consisting of
the following, us near rs We cHn esti-
mate it: Money collected to pay inter
est on County Bonds jAir Line Rail
road) about $500; School and Coun ty
Funds, abont $500; making q total OF
$4,000.
Mr.. .Runion has no balance to his
credit at the Greenvilc National Bank,
us his checks were rctused'at the bank
yesterday. Mr.. Runisn did raise hum
dred dollars on his personal crcdittO ena-
BILE the Sheriff 10 take 4 number of con-
NGts to the peuitentiary.
phere were numerous rumOrS on the
streets concerning the matter, and as we
failed to see the Treasurer, we give some
of them:
lst. That the Treasurer claims that he
has done his duty by depositing the
money "in bank, ,nand that he has COM
piled with the law. 1t is said that the
Treasurer claims that the Greenville
National Bank wses Us liable to fail as
Solomon's Bank.
We also.learn from the Chairman of
the County Commissioners that the
Treasurer was advised by the Board to
keep all coanty funds here, particularly
the fund raised to purchase and pay in-
terest on, Air Line Railroad bonds, as
there was no telling when it would be
wanted.
s" WHAT COOKE SAYS.
1t was reported or the streets that
Judge Cooke had; in open coust "order-
ed' that the Treasurer deposit the cOun-
ty funds in Hardy Solomon's bank.
We called on Judge Cooke, anu he
stated emphatically, that he did no such
thing-either here or in any other
ne would not thiHtl of ordering the
funds of any county in his circuit de-
posted in bank outsideit. All his Or
ders have been to the effect that officials
deposit according to law"
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SALE DAY. There was q small at
tendance on Monday last. There were
no official sales except that Of the stock
of Drugs of Drs. Link & Wideman,
sold by the Sheriff under execution, and
which brought fair prices.
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WE learn from the GrecnUWe NeaUs
that the editor Of that paper has brought
Judge Cooke to the bar-Bob Kcnnedy's
That's bad, after delivering so good q
temperance address during Court.
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Wiel''s Hotel:
JOHN A: WIER, Proprietor.

List Of arrivals since last issue:.
DR. Joseph ] Lee. City; Capt John |
Jackson, Thomas i Wcsson, New York
('haIcs l. Tates, DIR JIM Westmoreland
Grcenvil; ) q Link, Linkvillc; w
Mars, Calhouns Mills; G w Rice, Hon
II NJ CrooIishanks, Atlanta; Frank |
Taylor, Charleston; Albert Clinllscales
Montery.
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TIE CDlumpia Female College COM
menccment came off last week. Seven-,
teen young ladies graduated, two Of
whom were from Abbeville: Miss S.
Bonna McGhec and Miss Mary a. Tar
rant.
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TIYE Rcv. S: u. Morris called in our
office on Monday, en- route to the Due
West Commencement. He reports
abundant rains and some sickness in
the Clear Spring. neighborhOod.
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THE fourth of July passed off quiet in
this town. The only display being the
military performance by the colored
company, and the appearance late in the
afternoon of the "Invisible Troop who
amused the spectators by their dress and
maneuvrcs.
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Mr.. S. P. BooZER, Of Greenwood,
was in town on Monday. He is enjoy
ing the vacation after arduous scllolaS-
tic labor. We wish him Il pleasant
time.
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DURING the last few days, Miss Eliza
Tustcn and Miss Lilly White, have re-
turned from school. The former after
an absence of two years at Baltimore,
and the latter after an absence of year
at the Columbia Female College.
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MONEY OSDER OFFlCE.-Our very
excellent and obliging Postmaster, Mr..
II. w. Lawson, furnishes us with the
following notice Of change of Fees for
Domestic Money Orders. BY Act OF
Congress, approved March 8, 1915 the
fees for Money Orders have been chang
cd, 50 that on and after tho 6rst day of
July, the fees or commissions will be Us
follows
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QUIZ readers will remember what we
said of Gen. McGowan's fine clover
patch week or two ago. Since then
he has gathered another heavy crop ana
the third crop is now putting out. The
difficulty will soon be with him to get
store room for his forage. Farmers who
are paying eight per cent month to
get corn on credit should get.some ad'
vice from a.good lawyer-on' farming
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THE Greenwood Neav Era has spoken
out and defined his politics. The Con-
servator pressed for ali answer, and the
Era says Democratic. The new Coun-
ty movement rather beats him though.
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BANK GONE -UP.-Hardy Solomon
President of the South Carolina Bank,
and Trust Company, of Columbia, on the
la Of this month published the following
notice :, '.sa.
10 the public: It is with pain and re-
igret that the suspension of this bank is
ANNOUNCED. Every effort that is posi-
1 BILE for the officers to make to avert. this
catastrophe has been in vain. The'con-
| tinual withdrawal of depositors and q
constantrun on the bank, occasioned by
vague alarm which has existed for sew
al weeks, together with the imposslbll-
ity of collecting the loans due the bank,
has rendered this suspension unavaila'
| bic. TO struggle further was lmposslb DE
and could only work injustice TO INC
creditors, to whom a full statement Will
be made as soon as possible.
We are always sorry for the unfoFtun-
ate, and i. there is nothing but miyO''-
tune in the matter, the parties have our
sympathy. We hope there will be no
Eioss of public msney. We have under
tstood, however, that the State Trcasur-
Fer and several of the County Treasurers
are depositors in this Bank. Does not
our Treasurer Tolbcrt deserve some cred
BIT for declining to deposit our County
money in that Bank. We believe III
exact justice-in giving the highest
credit to faithful public servants, and
think that none deserve more credit fol
caution and sagacity than our Treasurer
Fidelity in public office is always high
merit, but in these times it is so rare, 1t
becomes from contrast, the very highest
virtue.
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A NICE LINE OF
Bleaclsd and Brown H- -gspllg.:
Pretty Styles Spring Prints,
Cunningham & Templeton's'
New. Advertis
nnnT BnuAImSwanted to sell "The
DUk AGGNJSPeoples Common

mUk AGGlHINPeopleA Common
Sense Medical Adviser 1t is the
cheapest book ever published : 1856 pages,
over 25O illustrations, $l.50. Thousands
buy it at sight who could not be in
duccd to purchase the high-priced books
treating Of Domestic Medicine. Unlike
other books sold through agents this
work is thoroughly advertised, through,
out North America. This fact, together.
with the large size, elegant appearanesy
and many new features of the book,
causes it to sell more rapidly than any
work ever published IN tLis country.
Those of mXagents who haye had ex-,
perienee insseHing- books, saysthat. iii all;
their previous canyassing fheE never
met with such success ofinade so large
wages, as since comm the sale of
my work. For terms and territory, adj
dress Enclosing two postagesstamps ands
stating eXperiencel r. ". Pierce, N. &
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo IS
iNote.-Mark envelope For rABlishifgS
sI0anIt
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+ J Pickers, NJ } Thomas, NJ i
Charles, G + Radclitf, J Wideman, Max
Vile Smith Geo., Mrs Wardlaw smith,
G f. Bruce, Col J ; Cothran, Mrs - II
Calhoun, } A Devlin, Mis- Iidia Tag
CART, w II Parker w Z Pickcns, Mrs
S MCGOWAN, NJ J Thomas, Wink.
The following persons have packages
in the Express Office.
&. V. HAMMOND,
Aren't
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THE horses attached to Capt. Bradlcy's
carriage, became frightened OH the Pub
lie Square yesterday, and ran some dis
tancc, doing 10 damage, however.
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Consi ignees..

The following named persons have
freight in tho Depot:
Leroy, JDCC &co., Brooks &
w II Baskin. w B Mars Geo., II Ba-
kcr, JJ King, McD & II, b & J Amanda
johnson, Cewin & Lyon, w Mcmillan,
Thos Lipford, II G Cozby.
G.. V. HAMM MOND,
Agent.
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MR.. THOMAS THOMSON, JR., who
has been absent for year at the mill
tary school at Lexington, Va. returned
Yesterday, looking quite soldier-like>
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WILL you continue to plant nothing
but cotton, mortgage the crop aud farm,
and become poor, or will you SOW red
oats, plant little corn, some Irish pota-
toes. q tial4 of wheat, and patea OF
barley or clover, and get rich. One re-
suit can bc accomplished as readily as
the other. It's only matter of choice.
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Miss MCINTOSH, Of Georgia, was in
town on Monday last, the guest of the
editor. She will attend the Due West
Commencement.
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Irish potatoes are the greatest luxury
and the cheapest living. Is it not won'
derful that eur people do not plant more
Of them?
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REV. A. l.. MILLER, of Clear Spring,
has had several attacks of chills.
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WE are pleased to learn that VIM. P.
Noble, Esq, OF Willington,, is now
much better in health.
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GREENWOOD township levied on'
mill on all the property Of the township
for school purposes.
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WE regret to learn that Capt. j. w.
Frazier, of Cedar Springs is lying, very
low andis not expected to live.
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THE sanctum of the LdurenSriUe Her.
ald has been crowded with cotton
blooms.
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TIE b0arlers at the Alston Esuse
have been luxuriating cn lemonade,
iced milk, iced water, &c.
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ave are indebted to Mr.. William
Kay, fora lot of cucumoers. rs.-EHtc77,risc
un0 MOuutQinecT.
Eea. Yes, and in about two weeks you
will be in debt to DR.. Marshall for Qui-
nine to. cure the chills.
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GEN. p. II. BRADLEY was in town
Oh Monday and; reports plenty Of rain
and fine crops in his section.
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Mr.. SAMUEL c.. LINK, of Linkville,
reports dourishing crops and plenty OF
grass.
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JOHN MCCoRD, formerly Of this
County, has been sent to the State peni-
Tertiary for twenty years, from Green
vile.
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TIE ladies of the Ninety Six Baptist
church have postponed their Fair,
Tablcaux. Charades, &C., until August
18th.
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DIR. JOS. L. PEESsLY had the misfOr
fortune to lose one of his twin children
last week. The other is quite sick.
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MIR. +. S. HALE, from Ninety Six,
was in town Oh yesterday. The Masons
were to work on him last night.
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WHITE HALL voted a school tax of
$1,000.
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FEATHERS.

TOR sale, lot of good FEATH
Il ERS. Apply to
J. D. CHALMERS g. co.
Dec. ], 1874, 34-tf..
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THERE was but little sold OH Sale