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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-03-23

DIR. w. w. Hall says that no medicine
fallible remedy is to eat plain, nourishing
food, regularly, AMI live out Of doors indus
triously.
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Farng's Wives.

Few thiags will hrius "a more certain
and happy rewad Ia a farmer than Tor
MIN Ia remember hi, vile il a social being /:
that She i not a machine. and therefore
needs rest, and recreation. aud change. No
farmer will lose IN the long run, either in
money. health, or domestic comfort. Ell Joy
ment and downright happiness, by allot-
tin" an occasional afternoon, from midday
until bed time, TO visiting purposes. Let
him, with the utmost cheerfulness and
heartiness. leave his work, dress himself
up. and take his wife to some pleasant
neghbor's friends or kinsman'> house. for
the express purpose of relaxation from the
change Of friendly feelings and sentiments.
a so as means of securing that change Of
association, air. and food, and mode of
preparation, which always wakes up the
appetite, invlgorates digestion. and imparts
new physical energy, at once delightful to
see and experience; all of which. in turn,
tend to cultivate the mind to nourish the
affections, and to promote that breadth OF
view in relation 10 men aud things which
elevates. and expands. and eunobles. and
without which the whole nature becomes
20 contracted, SO barren aud embarrassing.
hat both man and woman become but a
shadow Of what they ought to be.
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For sale.

4 he personal property belonging TO samuel
| swan, including horse. harnesses. -idlng and
team We ons, ssleigh, sled-, cart. chains. sAws
yokes. axes adZe augurs. stove plOw, cultlvaioT,
hay, &c, &c, $50 the field Of eighteen, pasture.
twenty-five and timber land of thlrty acres, siiua'
ted at the Cove Mil Pond on road from Franklin
TO Eastsroos at a bargain. IL being one fourth
mile from Tie salt water, is good place for III
dustrious Farmer for raising hay, produce, stock,
poultry, sc, sc. Timber and wood are abundant
for winter work.
For further information inquire OF
T.. j. SWAN,
stf Franklin,
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Farm ann AOusebulo.
-oa't CHIP With ! Peer axe.

hopping wish poor axe i like NOW
iuE eras-. or Ike grading grain with a
cradle that j. not lit for use. great many
choppers Will hack. h1ek. HACK. all day
with an old poor axe. using up sufficient
muscle TO chop two cords OF wood. while
with that old stub, pot more than half a
cord VIII be chopped. II is the worst sort
OF policy TO chop with such an old and
worn Out tool. a a chopper with good
axe, during few days, will earn more
than enough to cancel the difference be-
tween the prices Of a new axe aud the Old
one. tAupp nc is a tatiguin- labor, even
when a chopper i provided with a good
axe. lfihe steel at the edge of an axe has
been ia use 80 long that il will NOT retain q
satisfactory edge. orlf the corner, have
been broken of or worn away 80 that The.
e9-r i - circular a. 4 small wheel. better
cas- The hNe away aud procure a Lew one.
II ra>r tAere j a al ,iactory amount q
steel At the edge. let the part OF the tool
Rear the cutting edge be ground down to .
proper thickness. But when grinding. be-
ware OF reducing the steel too thin. MANY
good axe has been spoiled simply bv be-
iHs ground too Thin near the cutting ed-,
The steel close 70 the cutting edge NUT De- |
ieit S"iii .eutly thick 70 possess the neces |
SAry strength required to resist the strain
When the edge j. entering hard and guarly
lumber. When The steel near tile cutting
edge Is ground 80 thin that it /, no thicker
&.
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The crocus put its head out from I'M
der the snow and said to its companion,
''you lilac everything il you say this is
spring."
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Pauper Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice ullt De
i has contracted With the CITY oil Eli-aaTla. ls.
the support of the Poor during the eusr.u- Sr.l
AMI has male ample provision Tor tAeIr support
lie therefore fprbid- all persons from turnishIu
supplies t. any Fanper on his account, a., with.
out he written order, he rhaIl pay bills e,
furnished. y. {. REYNOLDS.
kilswo!th. MAY ls. ISIS sJu
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MEssRs LlrTLEFIELp & Co:
live in Manche ester now and have lived over
INV years IN GngstoWn. about two miles fr m
ne e. an - Years old. have had Catartt
Tor ht(.en wears and bad cough for twenty H. e
Years. especially Spring sud Han. Good deal of
mat ZINE have hal dIzIue-- IA the head Dur
ing TIE ht'en Nraf- have hid dUuppings from
The Rad Upon thv lungs. hl.inE my throat with
fit egun. causitg ticklWg la the ghrua- and when.
ever ! was Gown Wtth IeVer creating a fr, ling Of
suH"callnS aud -THngiug. People nave thought
had the Consumption. | was tluctared Tor that
nave consult Ell great many IhN sIciAns, but
never got more than temporary relief Aitout tw o
in"nihe ago had dizzy spell fen down and WA.
hNCn>ibic Tor some tine and dbl not know my
o"n folks tor over siN hours. Nv brother told
me OF your Con siItuiional Iatarfh Remedy aud
AuNIsea me 10 brN u bottle. lie had atari aud
TOOK lhis, and 1t left. l ct bottle and IN ten
uAts II cured the tatarrL. removed the pnlegm,
uckhng IN the throat and ms cough and MAS
able TO saw four cords OF wood, working slN hours
Jay. never saw any tlIing Ike 1t. IL seemed
10 max" me all over new. | now have none oil
the Old troubles unless get cold and IA en a tea
spoonful OF the Constitutional Iaianh Remedy
removes everything. would not be without i.
as long a. could get money 10 buy il with Nv
grandson and his vie have had Jatarlh. and they
ar. trying 1t and finding immediate rclet
have Lad pains IN the small OF my back and
Wratie,s 81 The Kidneys Tor many years. ami
though NO. harn daily. shuyeling t.ii= season
OF ne year, my kidneys have found great recI
ana The pans have greatly diminished.
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Cart. Joseph george can get the TESTIMONY Of
every bank man and clty officer to back him a.
reliable and honest.
Hs-llundrcds oi eases Of similar nature cured
WltHh me last year >nun~ aud Lotions give
only temporary r'heL The Constitutional Ca
'AIlh Kennedy sTiA"s AT the root buiid> up the
constitution, mIAc- % urw and ariye. away a.
tar "a ana ala diseases Of the mucous inrr b. aur-
aud thcir attendant patn- ami ache. pertaining
10 mead back shoulders, k"!neys ami throat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-03-23

1ht y B>CRiBfR hcreny g1ye- public not,..
! To an concerned that he tas been duly an.
pulhttd anu has taken upon himself the
trust 81 an Administrator of the estate of
fEA\k X. DAZZLING late OF HIu.hill
IN The County OF Hancock one cutter ,icr,a s.d
ny giving bond as the law directs: he therefore
requests an pcr-ons who are indrbted to the said
hcetA.'ds estate, To make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thcr,.,u Ia
exhibit The same for payment.
Fob. end ls.a t,tI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-03-23

PRICE q PER HoITLE.-soid hy al Drug.
s'trt f-lnph!cl 81 - page. giving treatise
on tatatTh, and containing Iunumerabla case. OF
cures. scut IEhE. ty addressing the Pfopti,iors
LIiILEfIELD ~ co. Manchester y. n.
l,r % Rpnn. :
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Hints Worth Remembering.

! yalloy. s,ai,, ,.,....,.. -,,-,
'A'"S' eo'''"oniE cEied iron
cbloric acid or s',,,,,,,, MI - -
eu'o, ~ "clu OF ho' solution OF oHallc acid.
small, ,,,.,. e..,..--.-,
Ia - VI paper % men "'''''e"-
a bureau or wardrobe tor a singh day. two
or three times. j, said to be a sufficient pr,-
servative against moths.
nh,
..;.,,..-...., f"'' ''' !" ''e
.m-'i......'.. " .''''. Nv" 81 '''e Only
,,........'. NV >'''f
,,.',,.... ....'. -. r = ''' y ''-
,,...,, "'"''"
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For sale

SCHOONER Concorda, OF Brookln, buTthen
y 40 ls-lOO Tons, in good repair we'll found.
sails mostly new, will he sold low il applied for
soon. For further particulars apply to susan NJ
Bartlett or samuel Herrick.
sedgwick. March 81, 1876. 3wl0
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TiE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY giye- pubic notice
l to all concerned that he has been duly Az.
pointed AMI has taken upon himself the trust
OF an Administrator OF tie Estate of
EtNlCE RICH. late of fremont
IN he county ofilaucpck. willow ,cceascd hy
giving bond as the law Directs he therefore, re
quests all persons whn are indcbte to said do
ceaSe'i's estate t. make immediate payment nd
those who have any demands thereon to cShtbit
the same Tor payment.
Feb :. ls.6. avn.
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fepal 9lotiees.

At a court of Probate holden ut Ellsworth, With
and for the County Of Hancock. the first
wv ednesday of February, A. u. 1875.
OI- SMITH, ExecutriN OF the estate of cube n
II smith. late Of Nj. Desert. in SAID County, de.
cease l. having presented her first account OF al.
mnistraiton upon said estate for Probate:
ORDERED That the said LOIS Smith, give no.
tiee thereof to all persons interested. by causing
copy of this Order to he published thrFe weeks
successively in the Ellsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear at n Probate
Court To be holden at Ellsworth. on the 2i " ed
nesday OF AprneNt. at ten OF the clock in tire fore
noon, and shew oau.e, If any they have Why the
same should not be allowed.
Swll PARKER TUCK. Judge
A true Coi.v-Attcst: CHAs r. poRR Registr,
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UNDOUB7ED INDEMNITY!

| call the careful attention Of No bn.tn,s
mth - fi's N"T1h Ani vicinity 10 the fact and
hs"rtrt Lei not the ipsurtHg public lie longer
''tuu',i tuL look Iuio the matter tor thcnstl,rs
taLc,ni ''d audid investigation viii ,elI the
- r >l@AA lhis / solicit and utEr Tue
i-'a,I'"k III" independent Companies are pccu
i.rt thorough IN the management III th,i.
~, heS@- 'A'rlui 70 SNOW "a r,gArl q each
.'sA' '"e moral a wei A. u @ physical hazard As
Jar A. possible, Judging ich risk gu IT. own
thr'i'9, Acetpl'AS tno>c whiCu seem desirable ri
'iilt"u't ttes, 'eivihg tho undertakes To those
EfoA'er prosperity comparatively thau tbo.c
i, Vul "H''s "Hl'h take risks more loosely re.
iS'nS On rates {" save thcuu-
The So ofA conpan, is no crir.rIon NJ IT,
strength -
~" tAfEcot companies have larger ua1tI,pc-
HI4lts WtI-tuS lax. nue, ,ut ar,,ntIu,
larger amount Of UNDERSTANDS insurance H..
het ing ~ thc volume Of The business m ~
hApt ules ipr Reinsurance are ti4rr,f.lr nv.
Aud ,tct ale battle 10 hrny or I,,--,4 b, cxt
si'c cpLn sEi ailons
"a aluI H. To- FURNISH only
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cATkRRh.

a COUCH OF TWENTT-FITE
YEARS. STANDING CURED.
Catarrh with Droppings in the
Throat, Causing Feeling of Strans-
ling, Dizziness, Pains in Side, and
Weakness of Kidneys, Immediately
relieved, System seemingly made
ever New by use of one Bottle.
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sAII ,oGnty deceased respect
reset i~ that IN" sail igc~l-.i died pos
st-srd IL prr-0 nal c-tStr. an inventory OF which
na- been dUly returned into the probate OH - .
tr4t her rlrCumstlncrs render u necessary that
-te should nave more Of said personal estate
l..n she D.. rut4.lcI - on a distribution thereof. .
shc therefore prays tlat your Honor MY grant
her such allowance out II sAlI pcr-Iaai e7tttr.a.
ln Your discretion sou may dctc' mine necessary
and proper. and also appoint commissioners to
set out her dover IN the real estate OF her said
hu- band.
HANNAH W. GRAY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-03-23

At a Count OF rr"b'te holden at Ell-wurth. within
anu lpE IN" county OF llaucJck, on the l>t We'd
nesday of fcb \. u ISIS
WIN. EASTMAN, 4 al, named Executor in
W certain instrument puTpnrtiug to t, Inc
IA, VIII ana ie>tainen; Of kcbeecA VI. Baker lac
"l fcn"hs'"i. ~ laid county, deceased having
presented The same for Probate.
ORDERED That The said EXECUTOR give n.,,;,o
tHet""i 10 tl persons interested by CAUSING
COPY oi ms order to be published thr,r ur'.l !.
surtessivciy IN the Ellsworth American priptcI
IN Eii-"oTi IN. hat they NAV APPEAR nj a Iirohafr
NJ 20 I" b, holden at Ellsworth. on the snd
"thht-aaF ni Apr. next. al ten ct The clock t In,
forenoon, ana shCW cause, 1t any ihcy f+y,. ,rbv
me %ali M UumcHt should MOI IL, ttrovef TX,
proved ami allowed a. the last wtlI ana t,.Ii
meat II sAi deceased
3wl0 r.uErs IT,. -,
Wu' '"PF-Aiiest :CHAs. 4. DuEK. Ecsl.t.r
At Cont of Probate holden a. Ellsworth 81 ithtn
and Tor the County 1T Hancock on H.. III Wri
uc-dst oi tch- \. u. le16.
ItEthtAl EATON. ',utr.l,ln II Prcnrf.. VI
fih.n7 of. minors o. T. htl tp ..'t
c"lh. H'rc+-'-i. having prr-cul.i hi. ar, ,r
bate. '' ''' r.
"HptEtn That 'hr -1!i eusr.l,an siy.. notice.
'H'.' q. 4lt l.'ts'u- ia..r..tc.l.. o., csfl.r.y "A
copy Hl tHs- .T..,i tn be- tHH.s....l b.. ~. H..
IL. e-'A,l, in lhc tI.uo.jI, Am.'.rii. r,.,.,..i
70 .-N".tr. ihtt thrs iust aru-tr af J. Ir.h.t,.
'i. p" I'' % ,.ru .f iE.-Wp.tt. su tu, IA Ma
r'-'i'' "' AZ. mex. .i IH ut Inc cssr. .r d..
,'i''.s''i'. -nI -ifa et--r q 4U. ih.y Aa,..wb,
''' enc -i''.i n"i t' t'"e,
hNI' fAEAIU TICK. Julg,.
10 I'M Hp>Jaase ~ r,.Ja,,. ~, ,nc count
ct tisTr".E.
THF g14vi sigued. wtiour
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1HE u ~, RIDER hereby give. public notice
To al concerned that he ht- been duly az.
pointed and has taAcn upon hitu.elt the fr II a. Z
an Administrator. vt tie Estate Of
REUBEN II. TURNER. late OF Penuhscot
IN the County of Hancock. ycoman deceased
bt giving bond a. the law directs he therefore re-
quest al persons who are indebted to salt de-
c"aseds estate TO make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon to ex.
hibit the same for payment.
Feb End. 1876. SsiI.
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htpfc~eh'lng first elias reliable and Intiet.rn.
cent Companic-, whi,h are un.urpa- .eI in char
Ac'ef' standing and strength. furnishing the
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HOUSE { CARRIAGE PAINTERS,
ATTENTION
ENGLISH DIAMOND JAPAN.
ark

NONE GLNUI>E. WITHOUT TINS. OUR
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Used in nearly every locality in many
States.

Settled beyond a doubt-No one questions
the fact that more cases Of whites, suppress
sed and irregular menscs and uterine oL-
structions, Of every kind, are being daily
cured, by DR. j. Bradfeld's Femnle Rcgula, or,
than by all other remedies combined It's
success in Georgia and other States is beyond
precedent in tie annals of phiSic. Thousands
OF certificates from women everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention of prom
ment medical men is aroused in behalf of this
wonderful compound, and the most success
tul practitioners use il. If women suffer here
after it will be their own fnult. Female
Regulator is prepared and sold by l.. II .
Bradhcld, Druggist, Atlanta, GA, and may be
bought at 81 so per bottle at any respect able
Drug Store in the Union.
ErFECTL TRULY WONDERFUL.
CARTERsvILLE, CIR, April 26, 1869 This
will certify that two members of my imnc-
diate family, after havirg suffered for many
years from menstrual irrcgulnrity and having
been treated without benefit, by various med.
lcal doctors, were ut lcugth completely cured
by one bottle Of DR.. }. Brad6cld's FEMALE
REG ULATOR. ! therefore deem it my driy
to furnish this certificate, with the hope Of
drawing attention Of suffering womenkind to
the merits Of medicine whose power in cur>
ing irregular and suppressed menstruarion,
has been proven under my own personal OBJ
scrvatlon. Its effect such cases is truly
wonderful, and well may the remedy be called
"W omau's Best Frend."
Yours respectfully,
JAS. W. STRANGE.
Sept. Z 1875
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HS6Oo 1876
FALL AND WINTER GOODS |

VOUR ATTENTION IS MOST RESPECT
l. fully called to the largest and decidedly
the CHEAPEST Stock Of Goods that has
ever becn exhibited in West Grcenvillc; con-
sistins of DEY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
H IT'S, HARDWARE, CRoCKERY<
GROCERIES, etc., etc.
Our prices arc 80 low that no house this
side Of New York can undcr-scll us.
We sell Goods strictly for CASH, which
enables us to make the above declaration.
We keep constantly on hanI a large lot Of
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS, at prices that
defy competition.
We also keep on hard large lot Of those
celebrated GRANGE PLOW STOCKS, :to
which We cinvitc your attention.
Wo have also connected TO our Store,
a Large WAGON YARD, with n we'll of Good
Water, which is Free and OrEN to AL.
CENY && HEgOTHHEB.
j. Greenville s. c., October 1875. nos
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The single men at Easlcy Station
arc so much rejoiccd at the election Of
Hampton that they have nearly all
concluded TO get married being salts.
fed that under his administration
they will DO enabled to support a wife
handsomely. Watch our hymenaIs
for tho next few weeks.
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The colored men with whom we
have convcrscd since the election, cx-
press themselves as bong satisfied
with the election Of Hampton. Many
Of them say they now regret that they
did not vote for him, and in the future
they intend to co>opcrat" with tho
Democracy. Two years of Demo
cratic rule will conI inre them that it
III TO their interest to do so, and in .hc
noxt election we predict that half of
them will vote the Democratic ticket.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NO'lCE is hereby given that application
~ has been made to |. II Philpot. ESQ
Judge Of Probate Of Pickcns County, for leave
to make Final Settlement Of the Estate of
Dr.. Jno NJ. Field deceased. on the 4th day Of
December next, and to bo discharged there
from as administrator
W. T FIELD, Ad'mr.
Oct 2G, 1876
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Estate N office.

4 III persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Dr..
IN }. VI Field. deceased on Medical Ac-
count or otherwise. will please come forward
and settle the same on or before the 4th day
Of December next; and those having demands
against the Estate will Please meet me on
that day AT Pickens Court House, with their
accounts properly proven. Mr.. Isanc MIN.
mons is authorized 10 receive and receipt for
amy monies that may bc paid him.
W. 4. FIELD, Ad'mr.
Oct 2G, 1876
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Forfeited Land Ss!e',
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
PICKENs G. H., s. c., Nov. 6, 1876.
YTNHE following TRACTS OR PARCELS OF
i LAND. forfeited to The State for non
payment Of taxes in 1872, will be offered for
sale ut Public Auction. by the County Treas
Wrcr Of Pickcns, on the 30lh day ofNovcmber,
1876.
Reese and McCul!ey, III acres
Martha Bell l2 acres
Ann T. e Reed, SO acres
Samuel Mavericks Estate 292G acres
ALONZO VI. FDLGER,
County Auditor.
Nov Q, 1876 18 8
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
n Jnmes VI McFnll. deceased. either by
note or account, are requested to come for
fard and settle the same. on or before the
10Th day Of November next. Parties failing
to do 80. will after that date find their nc
counts in the hands Of an officer for collection
W. T. MCCALL, Admir-.
Dot 5, 1876.
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"' Hampton's election has killed the
hopes of many ardent supporters of
Chamber lain; but "sich" is life
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The ladies IN Charleston have ins
augurnlcdn movement TO purchase
tho old Hampton residence in Colum
bia, and present tito Governor Hamp-
ton in the name OF the people of TIE
State. Funds tor this purpose are 10
be raised by IL dollar subscription
We trust this patriotic effort OF the
fair daughters Of the State may ter
inmate successfully.
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Every farmer hholld SOW bountiful-
ly. of wheat and oats. Let cotton bo
q secondary consideration.
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SNow.-A light snow fell at this
pIacd on Sunday night. The "back"
mountains were white.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 LII persons having any demands against
"A the ESTATE of Rufus Oats, deceased, are
hereby notified to present The same within
the time prescribed by law, duly atcsted;
and those indebted TO the Estate are requested
TO come forward and seItls.
MARY A. OATS, Adm'x. and
ALONZ0 NJ. FOLCER, Adm'r.
Nov ., 1870
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It is safer TO affront some people
lhan to oblige thom; for the more
man deserves the worse they will
speak Of him.
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With q Democratic Government,
peace and harmony will reign
throughout the State.
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Homestead and Exemption.

NJ Office Is hereby given that Mrs. Mariah
IN b. Gambrell, widow Of the late ]. Mad
den Gambret, has applied tc me to have n
Homestead Get off ia herself md children ont
Of Sheproperty Of her late husband. according
toGn7Hctofthe General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina, approved Februery 22d, 1879
and tAS same win be- heard in my Office mt
Pickens Court Houss3on 25th day Of Novem.
- iI-L 1. II. PHILPOT, J.P.P.c.
Oek%o, 1910 o. 4 o
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Read the Auction Notice of Mcssrs.
Brown & Hendricks in this issue.
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NOTICE.

FTNIIE undersigned respectfully informs all
l. persons indrblcd to him for Blacksmith
ing, t" come forward anil settle hy the lst Of
December next, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands OF n Trial Justice for
collection. Save cost aud settle. l must have
money.
7. W. HILL.
Nov 2, 1876 9 3
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EEN.AEI SRITTH NHENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ has been made to |, II. Philpoi. Judge
Of Probate Of Pickcns County. 'or leave to
make Final Settlement Of the Esrn of s.
b Goodl"tt, deceased. on The 4th day Of De.
ccmh"r next, and TO be discharged thercfrom
ns adminiSrrHtrjX.
MAEY L. GOODLETT, Adr'~:=:
Oct &c, 1876 8
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y, There IL to be IL grand ball it Co,
3umbia when Governor Hampton is
inaugcrnted.
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The State Fair has been postponed
until the 5th of Deccmbor.
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% LOCAL ITEMS.
Church Directory.

.., -. Church Directory. '.
Rev. Hugh McLees, I'd Sunday at ia. N.
Rev. J. c. Hudson, 3D. &" II AN
Rev. w. II. Ariail, 4th {" Ham
Rev. W. b. Singleton at Sacona every
lst Sunday and Saturday before, at II a. m.
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HOTEL

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED \
FIRST CLASS HOUSE nt Liberty Stntion. :.
C., and is prepared to take permanent or
transient Boardcrs at reasonable rates.
The Table will be supplied with tho best
the market affords.
lie also keeps select STDNK OF MER.
CII \NDlSE on hand, which is offered to The
pubic cheap, for cash. Consult your own
interest and coll on him.
Liberty, s. c., July l8, 1875 As If
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GUANO!

TIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
en- me attention OF their friends TO the fact.
that, in addition to their