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, 1876-09-01

We may fairly nssumc that tho statement
Of tho A'yus has boen inspired, and VIC aro
not suro but tho best way to test tie matter
is for Mr. TnDEa to auo tho New York Times
for libel, rs It virtually Threatens, with an
agreement On both sides that tho caso ahall
be brought to m immediato trial Such
suit would give Mr. T11pRN proper oppor-
tunity for explaining away tho contradiction
of tho two statements, which certainly bcor
1,rs7ao Jaca evidence Of perjury. It would
also give the New York Times an opportu-
nifty for gathering together the evidences Of
Mr. TnpEa'a income from various SOURCES
not only in the year 1869, whom he paid
tax on only 7,118, but for the term Of yoars
during which b1r. TupEH paid tax on m
average annual income Of only $4,000.
Thus tho issue Of Mr. TnDEN's veracity un-
der oath would bo clearly before tho people,
not in newspaper or political way merely,
but in calm, judicial proceeding. twill not
bo proper, however, for Mr., T1Dra to bring
q suit in prtlor to postpone and delay tho
trial by all tho Iegal dovices Of which ho Ia
mastor. We have no doubt that an ngroed
caso could bo arranged for trial Immediately
before number Of Judges sitting in 5ano
or before "struok jury" 10 that tho
evidence could all 10 taken and vordict
reached before the people shall be called
upon to voto for or against blr. T1LpEH for
President. II b1r. T11prN Is conscious Of
his innocence, and satisfied in his own mind
that ho paid tie tax on his entire income for
the yeara that tax vas imposed, we think
this would bo tho Rpooliest and most
effective way OF vindicating himgelf before
tho people. We aro persuaded that tue New
York 1sm<s, which originally discovered the
apparent contradiction Of h1r. TILpnNa two
sworn statements, will accommodate him in
any suit at law on any reasonably fair tcrms.
And now that Mr.. TunEss home organ Inns
threatened libol suit, 1t would scem to be
tho only why In Which he can thoroughly
vindicata himself.
Meanwhile, tho Albany d,yus contents IT,
self with tho explanation put forth by Mr.
I1LnEN'a private secretary, to tho eject that
tho sec, 900 actualy paid to him in Tie year
lSOs represented the earnings OF several
yearB, and that ho was only required to re-
turn that portion Of it which was paid for
services actually rendered In 1862. In sun
port of this, tho Arvus quotca from CON-
lnentary OH the revenue laws which says;
Lawyers and physicians may return either
the eitcotual actual fees received during tho
year. without regard to tho time when they
acorued, OR tue amounts due to tho business
OF the year. But when the taxpayer laaa
heretofore adopted one method, 10 cannot
now bD plloWG{l Ia unka uso of tt,o nft,or u
, 1876-09-01
GEoRoH WILLIAM CuRT1s, Ia his speech to
the saratoya Convention, remarked:

.Onc hundred ycarH aso, when IsnAK1 pursAu.
plowing ~ the nsld, heard OF Concord or i.oxng-
ton, ho left h!s plow tn te mold, sl,ouldered Ill
n.asket. and went to tho defense Of llts countFy.
When ehe flnr Of tho union was pulled down By tho
nand Of Slavery, sAHuEt J. TiLpEx busy ii court
villa 2 caae-,probah'y tho Terre 1Iaute Railroad
that call for troops to sayo his naton's du9 and
honor ,s, waa proper. Yon EeEcnlbar P PArn.ox HEN-
while the atny 1t Valley F0rgo, shocicss. md
marching with bleeding feot cried 'Dcefl beefis
When this country tremblcd In tho scales OF being,
when every patflotc heart from Maine to Cnlifps.
na Tas thrilled With tho duty 1t owed to It's eouI-
", sAHuEhJ. T1IpgK, iu tho !ntcrest OF his pri-
fntc bnalness and private succcss, would walt TIL
u thc candidate offered by tho Douecfatio Leaders
To thH people VI this country.
, 1876-09-01

Tho Chicago Typographical Union yesterday
voted upon the question Of reducing the scale
Of prizes Tor composition from IL to e cents per
LOCO enls on nlornIng papers, md from 43 to
81 cents on evening. Tho reduction was acqui.
esced In bya vots Of about two-th.rds Of tho
members Of tho upton directly affected by the
now scalo Of prices.
, 1876-09-01
Greenbueks Mt tho Now York Gold Ex-
chanse yesterday closed at g03.

The Hon. WItL1An yocxE, Of Chicago,
has been doing effective service OF late for
the Republican cause in Illinois. Hc Is q
polished and effective speaker in both tho
German and English ]anguages. Mr. Vocxz
addressed two largo gatherings at Mendoza
On Wednesday Inst.
, 1876-09-01

A New York lawyer woke up carly one morn
Ing On New York Central sleeper cra1y for q
drink OF icc-watcr. Finding none, he borrowed
copy OF the statutes on rearhing homo, and
discovered that tho failure Of water-supply on
railway train was mtsdemcanor punlahablc
by fine Of SIS, one-half to the tnfoFmer and
the other halt to tho Oyersccrs OF tic Poor.
Properly con}ccturlnR that hc would be benefit
cd by both halves, he brought suit, and tho
matter ID now before the courts.
, 1876-09-01

Mrs. CAROLINE 8. Bnoogs' "Dscamtpr
1olanthe," modelled In butter, has turned up
aga'il at tho Centennial. Wo tsyo 10 use Tor
lolauthe." She doesn't manlfcst g sufficient
inclination to melt
, 1876-09-01

Nxv Yong, Aug 3l.-Dlspasches from ths
North and EAT report serious 6ss In the moods
and much destruction of property. In sono SIC.
lous tho long drought hAa pAsched ths E1aAssa auA
farmers feed thelz grAEa 10 cattla.
, 1876-09-01

dsoHos WILLIAM CunTls IL pitching into
shystcr Statesmen, and TiLpEA congratulatcs
Atmaell that hc Was only That kind Of q lawyer,
, 1876-09-01
M0lu10N vs.. REEcHER.

NEw YonK. Aug. 81. : As. paechcs having
moved for chaugo OF venue In the suit hrousht
a2ainst him By Frank Noutou the latter has hst'ta
y supplousntary complaint tocatlng the action ID
thil city.
, 1876-09-01

a Drooklyn doctor ,nistook ycllow-teyer for
1aundice, and shc Hoard Of Health ase discuss-
ing the propriety OF hanging and crematiug lin.
, 1876-09-01
ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.


ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.
We print this morning in full the speech
delivered last night by Mr. sonunz At Cincin.
nnH. It Is On tho subject Of Administrative
Heform. The Democratic party have maao
this subject Of reform in tho administration
OF the Government tho great battle-ory of
tho campaign. Thero Is not Confederate
from Maino to California who does not talk
ghbly Of tho corruptions Of the civil service,
and of tho imperious naoessity for It's roform.
DAH HVooRHEEs in Indiana, Ew1so In Ohio, aud
every Democratic candidate and speech
maker in the lind, tell tho story Of BE1KHAp
and Boss SHEPHERD over and over again
rolls every bit Of official scandal under bis
tongue as sweet 1norsol; md shouts for
that roform that will put these dishonest
Republicans out" snd ''us Democrats H."
Mr.. souunz takes up this subject Of official
corruption, and treats 1t with au tho sevcrity
of truth. lie treats 1t as It deserves TO be
treated, but ho treats il with candor. Ho
gives the history Of the decentralization Of tho
public service BY the Democratic spoi1s-sys-
tenn This corruption preceded the War by
sA-N' y Jo"Aos "tAts "AAn4 tAo AscPuoAVauh Qus
tanned power. tho evll Was incidental to tho
eivil-ssrvico sJaten already corrupted and
growing worse. The War merely iucreas cd
the opportunities, until tho whole abomina-
tion was roTealed IN all ita magnitude during
tho last eight years. Mr. souunz points out
the distinction betwosn the orrora Of qan,
aAAsfs Administration mud tho Administra-
son tue Republican party Is now seeking to
eatablish. Tho party At Cincinnati formally
cut looso from all connection with rospon-
sio'lity Tor tho corrupt civil Service aa It has
como down 70 Us, and BY exprese resolution
declarad that the ne1t Administration should
reform that aorVica- Upon TINT point
tho assurances OF the Convention OBJ
.aited overwhelming confirmation in
the declarations OF Gov. HAYES In bis letter
OF acceptance. In that letter tho country
had tho assurance TINT il elected tho Repub-
Lean Presidont would personally refuse his
assont to tho present pernicious system OF
appointments by the metnbera Of tho Na-
tiona Legislature and. that he might have
tho freedom and independence to enable
him TO work this reform fearlossly and to
tho end' No announced IN advance that ho
would not ba candidate for reelection.
Wo earnestly commend the comments of
alr: souunz upon this part Of the letter Of
GOV. AA1zs to the careful reading OF every
citizen who has hope and desire to Wit
ness .he pnr1tacasion md ro.establishment OF
tic civil service OF the country on basis Of
honesty and responsibility ...-..
, 1876-09-01

o..ENTA1. LODGE, No. ii, A.. F. and A. NJ
O'clock tor nns'ness and work On shs y Degree. ~
: order Of tue s. ". +. N. TUCKER, EeCretAFy.
COVENANT LODGE, No. 6a1. H., F. It A. NJ
Regular tis Friday evening At clock.
nt CusIhthinn lIAlt. aAt ktuGes for work tbs
H. NJ. Degree. Visiting brcthrrn cordially Invited. Uy
order Of ttu W, II. WM. kEfl BGcrrtnry,
, 1876-09-01

hfcTtcftcrsA ThCngro4
nhdtton street. between Dearborn aud State. 1.-THE
epy."
, 1876-09-01

The melaucholio days have come at the Ma
tiona Oapital, and they ara truly the saddnst
, 1876-09-01
BtHNm6nE3 u EIDhTIY
extracts tllerefrom:
On DIE. 70. 18ga

%f Att4
Mr. TtLnEy sHore 10 q
return hhd<r cath, In
sfhich he sald:
~ llorcby certify thaI
the following IL u trus
nul faithful statement d
tho gafils, profits, or tn'
coma of SAxUEL TIL.
DEN, at the City of New
York, and County o'
New York, State Of Nov
York. whether Aerivet
from my Kind Of proper.
II, rents, interests, dtyI.
dcnds, salary, or from
any profession. trade,
employment. orvocation,
or from nny other Aourct
Whatever. fr0ln 1s& day
Of January To 3lAs tlny ot
December, 1862, botll
tiays inclusive, and Sub.
jcct to M income tax ufl-
der tho Excise lnws OF tlle
United States. Income
from ali soutccs, 81, .
1B,n
, 1876-09-01

nAverIyss Thtntr9.
Randolph street. between Clark aud LAaollc. Tho
California Mlnstrelt,
, 1876-09-01
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Alcfpht The1trO.
Monroo street, corner Dearborn. Variety perform.
, 1876-09-01

Now EhEcnEo TheatFo.
EClAfk atrcct, between Laks and Randolph. uooley'
Mlpstfct1.
, 1876-09-01
MIR. TflpEN'e PROPER DErBNsE.

Tho Albany Aryus, which may DO regarded
~ tile home organ Of h1r. TlnpEs, says that
the lbe1ons New York TINES is liabto to
SAMUEL j. TiLDEH in heavy da1nagos for its
wicked, wanton, mud infamous claractoriza-
tfon of him as perjurer." II by this iB
meant the responsibility of pointing out the
discrepancy between sworn statement Ut
TunEs's made iu 1863 md another sworn
statement by tho samo person made few
weeks ago, wo lavo no doubt that tic 1Imes
will willingly azaume It md dofcnd any suit
which Mr.. T11pEA may bring for defamation
Of character. The discrepancy In tho two
statements Is cloarly shown by tho following
, 1876-09-01

which the profession IL mnsc amusngly sensitive
than upon thl'.
In ono Of tho small mining camps In tie Black
Hills lay big co.nlshmau stricken with feves.
5or,or talinr hnaovsr -, .t,es ,oaa ana ns.,.nt
aa.se J.: 'aus, ao"oss., hIet 'ona anu pa.,sas
seascn. 70 a'scosof anything better than ve1et.
sic cried, ..tf your own husband wns detlrIous
with feyor," .sHnssm :, mid le ~ tnaw no
more THAN You: ean only cure horcs and ottss
b1ntca." swell. Doctor" she replied, ''mJ
husband's a. strong ~ O horse. What would you
ao fnr bo,.s, snd ~, bo...,,. .,Lo .o,t ~.
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"Pay on Demand"

Tho Detroit Free Press has the fol
lowing:
Bnteringa saloon on Larned street,
wost, tho other day, man LAID an
old, spawned fifty cent shinplastor on
tho bar, and called for beer. h-'
Dot isn't so goot as somo brown
paper A~ s- sr TX ttay ~
DO you 80 back on the Government
of the United States2' demanded the
stranger.
'Vhcre is dot Government
Right thore, sir. The Government
of tho great United States of America
issued that shinplaster and agreed to
redeem IT,
Il never heard about dot replied
tho bar tondcr, pushing the money
away.
well, I'll mako you hear of it
mighty quick if you don't hand out
the beor and give mo my change
you means Something's. You start
row2'
Yes, mean something. I'll have
tho United States Supreme Court in
this bar room in loss'n half an hour,
and before noon I'll have you poking
your nose between the iron bars
what does, eh?'
you refuse to take that money
But it ish no goot.'
what did you issue it for?'
u didn't makes no money
Wasn't that money made by the
GovernmentT demanded the stranger.
'Who is the Government Why, the
people, of course. 1 am a part OF
the Government; you are another
part, and so on. [ aided to issue that
money, and SO did you, and we prom
iscd to redeem it. Now, you rake in
that promise TO pay and give me my
change, or I'll get up the biggest law
suit you ever heard Of
Who shall take him Of MOP inquir~
cd tho bar tondor, as he picked up
the money.
ANY ono you offer it to, or he'll be
Liable to suit for false pretcnscs. Go
right up to tho postofico with it, de-
mand silver and if they won't OK
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Notice f!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENs CoUNTy.

" NOW all men by these presents, that
IN in accordance with an Act entitled
can Act to provide for granting of certain
charters" approved the thirtieth day OF
February, one thousand eight hundced and
seventy four, and our petition asking for o
charter; that Mathew Hendricks and Jessie
Simmons, and their associates and successors,
members of this "0olenoy Baptist Church."
arc hereby constituted and declared q body
polite and corporate, under the name and
style of the Oolenoy Baptist Church Of Picks
ems County. Said corporation shall have
power to purchase and hold real estate OF.
personal property, not exceeding in value
the sum of ------- dollars; and TO sell and
convey, or dispose of the same in any manner
whatsoever; and by its corporate name TO
sue and be sued in any of the Courts of the
State, and to make such rules and by-laWg,
not repugnant to the laws of the land, as may
be deemed necessary; to make, use and keep
common seal and the same at will TO alter.
Given under my hand and ofisial seal, In
the Clerks Office at PiGkens Court House,
this the ----- day of--- in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy five, and in the ONO hundre6ils
year Of the Declaration of the Independence
Of America,
S. D. KEITH, o.c.Po,
Dec %, 1876 II
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ne moro taxes. Henry.

Two lawyers in country court
one of whom had gray hair, and the
other, though just as Old man as his
learned friend, had hair which look
.suspiously black-had some alterca-
ton about question of practice, in
which the gentleman with dark hair
remarked to his opponent. ga per-
son at your time of life"-looking at
the barrister's gray head-"ought to
have long enough experience to know
what is customary in such cases."-
"You may stare at my grey hair, if
you like. My hair will be grey as
long asI live, and yours will be
black as long as you dyel"
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CoIOnists, EInigramfs and
Travellers Westward.

For map circulars, condensed time tables
and general information in regard to trans-
portation facilities to all points in Tennessee,
Arkansas, Missouri Minnesota, Colorado,
Kansas, Texas, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah and
California, apply to or address ALBERT b,
WIENN, General Emigrant Agent, Office No.
If. /. Kimball House, Atlanta, Ga.
No one should 20 West without first get
ting in communication with the General
Emigraht Agent, and become Informed as to
superior advantages, cheap and quick trans
poraiion of families, household goods. stock
and forming Implements generally
Authorization chccrfully giyel.
w. l.. DANLEY,
nos om g. Z. ST, \.
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at Miduight they were Ibecalfned d1ian
hour or=two, aftrE=whieh the. wind
freshened' 60m the noshward. i Next
day it blew agale from the north
west, and in the evening the tempest
became SO fierce they weresobliged
to make a raft of their oars aud lash.
the boat to them and let her drag,
while they were kept constantly bail
ing. they again lost all their fresh
water on board, the boat filled and
destreyed4all their provisions, and
Mrs Groves looked up to her husband
and said, sadly, II guess we are gone
this time,n That night they drifted
back about forty miles from the land
they were approaching. Next day
was more moderate. Some of the
FELL ASLEEP ON THEIR OARS VOL
| And LOST three Of them. But in the
heavy seas, whenever a wave came,
they were all obliged to pull for lite
After week of such voyagng the
captains wife one day saw ship
They pulled for her but were not
observed. The day following, about
3, p. M; they saw an island about
twenty five miles off. AT 5, p. m,
they sighto a vessel and made fol
her. She proved to be the ship Syrer
from Boston to Honolulu. The ship
wrecked wanderers had now beer
ahoat or on frozen islands for eigh-
teen days, in all Of which time they
had never had change of garments
having lost everything whea they
abandoned the ship. When. they
were taken on board the men were
almost blind All were nearly star
we'd, and one sailor was out Of his
mind. They had to be raised or
board the ship, and not one OF then
could stand OF walk, their knees be-
lug almost stiff and their strength be
ing nearly exhausted. Yet during
all those eighteen days of dreadful
suffering Mrs. Groves had managed
to nurse her babe and preserve both
Tits life and her own. Capt. Newell
iof the Syrea, was extremely kind t.
1.-THE sufferers, and they say words cal
neither portray his goodness nor ex
press their gratitude, When the.
reached Honolulu some OF the gooC
people there cared for the sufferers
and the Mikado brought them to on
city. The captain and his wife ap
pear to be very nice people, aud
would seem as if some of our worth,
citizens could not bestow a wise
charity than to aid these helpless one
in this their time of need
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NOTICE.
Dec 90, 1876

take this method of informing my friends
that | will be found in my Office on each
SATURDAY, for the purpose of transac,ing
any business that comes under my inrisdic.
tion. -
AS my duties as School Commissioners vifi
compel me to be absent in different partB "a
the county, make this special appointment
for the benefit of all concerned.
no25.1y Scool Commjsaionsr
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

WE want some one in every county to
w take orders and deliver goods for the
old and original G. o. d. House. Large eaeh
wages. Splendid chance in every neighbor-
hood for the right. person of either SEE, young
or old. Samples, free and post paid. Send
for IL at once and make money at yoar homes,
Address, II. J. HALL & co. .6N. Howard
Street, Basimore, Nd "7T'
Oct2l, 1876 8 8m
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Change you ean gSt'eliaWyor to shut

change Ayoa can gotta slawyer to shut
thc-shop up
The man took it, and handed out
tho change and the beer, and as the
stranger passed out, he called to his
wife and asked:
Say, Katrina, what you thinks
. Some moro taxes, Henry.'S
/ mo moro daxos, but L am some of
der Government, and you are somo of
der Government, and der baby in der
igradle is a leedle bit of dor Govern
ment, and | shall get somo new gloze
Band vote for myself to go to der Com
Hmoh Council
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Law Notice.
CONFEDERATE

Bills, Bonds and Postage Stamps Wanted.-
81 for rarcst bills, SO for rarest stamps 1t
will pay to send them Immediately. Also
other curiositics, American Stamp Co., Box
40l5, New York
Dec IA
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Prince John Schleswig-H -Holstein-
Sandaburg- -Glucltborg arrived in Eng
land Tuesday. The rest of his name
will come ovor in a special Cir somo
timo next week.
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Greenville & Columbia r r
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains en- South
Carolina Railroad up and down. On and aft.
er Monday, December l3, the following will
be the Schedule:
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iEIi8f-... nuApYpsroy q n, nh. 10, 1p7s, Il /
I n Nv. ~ 80
On ana altef SUNDAY, peoemDer l0, thei
Passenger Grams on me South Carollna
hallroad VIII run as 1oiows'
-! FOR COLUMBIA 3l'Y ~ =
Sundays; eXcepted.) y f....s,. d,
Icave Charleston otha ~
Arrive at Columbia & 90 n m
ron ArrnusrA
lsnndara mo"oSnn nontad\
-ls 'A''p'ouJ "a
Leave Charleston 10
Arrive at Augusta 10 p m
FOR CHARLESTON.
Sundays excepted,) ~
Leave Columbia ''' 90 n n,
/ A rr;vo Of CborIoston rEns g f AK -
Leave Augusta 0Op n,
Arrive at charleston d AK ~,
; coIuMpI, N1our rvpppsc
~ W A ' ~ 14NA "i''"'
Leave Charleston 10 m
Arrive at Colur'bia 7"2O m
Leave Columbia 00p m
Arrive at Charleston 40 q m
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
49,. ,,,.o,,..o,,
n,. ia, "a ,' ,eo.oa W III
Haptao Ta a" AusuS'" a0 ao m
S"no sun;n NY y, Gh",,. SWa'" 3O 30 III
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BSIS~ Connect at Aston with Trains on the
Sparlanburg and Union Railroad; connect al
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
olina Railroad up and down also with Trains
going North and South on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington. Co
ABBEVILLE BRANCH
Tram leave Abbcville at 0 .15 am, connect
ing with Down Train from Greenville. Leay
Cokesbury at 2.l5 p m, connecting with u
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leayc
Cokcsbury at L 10 M, or on the arrival
the Down Train from Grccnville Leaves al
beville at o'clock p. m, connecting with Il
Train from Columbia.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND TLUE RIDGE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Trains between Belton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur,
days, Leave Bolton at $50 am, or on arriv.
al of Down Train from Greenvile. Leave
Anderson at 200 p M, connecting with Up
THOMAS DODANtEAD,
General Superintendent
JADEZ NoEToN, Jr., General Ticket Agent
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9IGKENS COUNTY DIRECTORY.

. SenGtOr-R Bowen
RepreSentative-D f Bradley.
CIerh Of C0urt--S D Keith.
Judge Of Pro6dte-I II Philpot
! Sheriff. Riley Ferguson.
! Coroncr-W Warren Boyd.
( School Commisstoner--R A Bowen
TreaSurcr- " a Lesley.
A"daor-Alopzo NJ Folgcr.
County CommisSioa0s-John T GosseLt.
Chairman-Robcrt Craig, q NJ Lynch. Clerk
County Commissioners, c l. IIollingsworth.
. Trial Justices EasleB OH C Smith-Sa.
thbrtty, B Clayton Cen6rdl, James A
ddcll-Pichrns c H., C L IIollingsworth
and w Taylor DacuSvHle, B Sutherland
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

t1 q a day at home. Agents wanted. Out
OlN fit and terms free. True s. Co., Aus
gusta, Maine.
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cox day guaranteed using our WELL
OED AUGER & DRILLS. 500 month
= i'd to good agents. Auger Book free Jill
AugcI Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
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