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The Van Buren press., 1877-04-24


The Burlington Hawksye tells the sto.
ry of two commercial travellers. lately
comparing notes as follows: i" have
been out three weeks" said the first mis-.
sionary, =" and have only got tour or.
ders.,' "That beats me-" replied the
second commercial evangelist, - ! have
been out four weeks, aud have only got
one order, and that's an order from the
house to come home"
There is one thing which nature does
not supply, and which civilization, the
Germantown Telegraph thinks, renders
quite necessary to fowls. 1t is charcoal.
But charcoal made Of wood, does not
answer the purpose; it has NO taste Of
food IL NOT attractive to the fowl, is eel.
dom eaten. But il any one will put an
ear Of ripe corn into the fire till tho
grains are well charred, and then shell Oh
the corn, aud throw il to his dock, hs
will see an eagerness developed, and .
healthy condition brought about which
will make n decided improvement. All
pale combs will become q bright red.
that busy song which precedcs laying
will be heard, and the average yield Of
eggs win be greatly increased.
DR.. johnson WAS observed by . musi-
cal friend Of his to be extremely inatten-
tive at concert. while celebrated solo
player was running up the divisions and
sut divisions Of notes upon his violin.
His friend to induce him to take greater
notice, Of what was going On, told him
the pcrforma, &C was very difficult .Dif.
fcult, sir" replied the doctor, !" wish II
were impossible"
a farmer who wished to invest the ae-
emulation Of his industry in United
States secusties went into brokers' 0f.
flee TO obtain some five-twenties, The
clerk inqrircd: "What denomination will
YOU have them, sir?' Having never
heard that word used, excepting to dis.
tinguish sects, the farmer, after little
deliberation, replied: Well, you may
give me part in Old School Presboteri.
an, to please the old lady; but give me
the heft ont in Frcewill Raetist"
"Where are you goingf" said young
gentleman to an elderly one in white
cravat, whom he overlook few miles
from Little Rock. am going to heav.
en-, my son. have been on the way for
eighteen years. Well, good-hy, Old
fellow; if yon have been travelling to
ward heaven for eighteen years, and get
no nearer TO it than Arkansas, I'll take
another route -
Now turn your carpets the other side
up. Not Il at it makes any particular
difference, but the women folks have gos
to have q little fun.
h.,sA Suhecrite for the Press.
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A DRuNkARD's Will die . wretch
ed sinner; and leave to the world .
worthless reputation, q wicked example,
and memory that is only lt to perish.
! leave to my parents sorrow and bit.
tcrncss Of soul al! the days Of their lives.
l leave to my brothers and sisters
shame and grief, and the rcproach Of
their acquaintances.
I leave to my wife widowed and bro.
ken heart, and life Of lonely struggling
with want and suffering
leave to my child tainted name,
ruined position, pitiful ignorance. and
the mortifying recollection Of father
who, by his life, disgraced humanity, and
Mt his premature death Joined the greaFs
company Of those who are never to enter
the kingdom Of God.
The Van Buren press., 1877-04-24
CHICAGO
Female College,
MORGAN PARK, ILL,
Near Chicago,)

VNlE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
l. commences on Tuesday, Sept, 18th, 1876. The
location, for health and beauty of scenery cannot
be surpassed; and, while within few minutes ride
OF the city, with trains nearly every hour, il is
pletely removed from its influence.
Another new building will be completed aud ready
tor occupancy at the opening of tho Fall term of the
ensuing year Its capacity will be sufficient to ac-
commodate fifty additional pupils. The building,
thus enlarged, will be one of the finest in the conn
try, having all the modern con, eniences and in no
resembles that horror Of young ladies' the old fash
toned boarding school The dormitories are unusu-
ally large and well-yentllatod, the furniture hand
some and modern.
Not case of sickness occurred among the pupils,
during the past year. This fact is partly attrhuta
Bile to the excellence Of the water used in the nst-
tion. This water is obtained from an artesan we'll
700 feet deep, and is conveyed by pipes throug hout
the house. 1t possesses remarkable hygenc proper
tics lespeeiallv valuablein of Indigestion.
Mr. VIM. \. Britten. of Van Buren, Ark, has had
three daughters in this school, during the past year
and persons desiring special information refer
rcd to the above named gentleman who can speak
from personal knowledge of the institution its as
commodatiOns and management.
For circulars, containing terms. etc, address the
President, q, TlfAYER.
ug Set Morgan Park Cook Co., Ill.
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POETR Y.
A Sudden Cure.

4 melancholy woman lay
In sickness oil her bed,
And in faint and broken voice,
To her sad husband said:
"Dear David. when my earthly form
Has turned to lifeless clay,
Owait an weep awhile,
Nor throw yourself away.
81 know woman, kind and true,
On whom you may depend;
Oh, marry Amarillo Jones,
ShD is my dearest friend"
"les, Hannah, have waited long
To speak of this before;
For Amarillo Jones and |
Have talked the matter Ger
+" Then you an Amarillo Jones
Have been too smart and shy,
l tell you, David Wilkinson.
IN NOT A-GoIN' TO DIG.o
Herdark eyes fashd: her strength retured
She left her bed of pain;
a week had scarcely passed away
When she was well again.
Chicago Tribune.
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JOHN INGRAM,
Real Estate Agent, Conveyancer
and Notary Public,

LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
WILL buy and sell lands, take dispositions pa Y
w taxes, secure donations. prescriptions, home
steads and furn tsh township plats showing all lands
subject to donation, sale and pre-cmption in every
township and county in the State investga titles
and abstracts furnished have superior facilities
tor furnishing information from all Departments f
the Sta & Government.
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DIsINTEREsTED KINDNESS. "A relative
of " Bardwel Slote" Florencs,te the
story that years ago, when actie eE at the
Winter Garden theater, in New York,
Florence. one morning, took 4 young
girl, who played minor parts, Mto a
Broadway restaurant for dinners Both
were hungry. and they ordered aNtlcnti,
ful supply o: food. When their appetites
were satisfied. Florence called for his bill
and to his utter dismay discovered that
in changing his clothing, in the morning
he neglected to take the money from his
discarded pantaloohs, He told the girl
of the fix he was in, and asked her for a
loan. Mortified and chagrnncd, she an
swered that all she had was just sufficient
to pay her fare home. The quickly ex.
cited restaurant keeper ravcd and STERN
threatened to send TOR policeman. Al
this point, a short, stout old gentleman
stepped up to the proprietor, aud firmly
said How dare you speak to a gentle
man in the way you have dones His
mistake is a natural one, and such a.
might occur to any man. am ashamed
of you! I'll dine no more in your res
taurant or permit my friends to do go in
the future Hero, take this.' and ht
took $50 note from the fat wallet, ant
handed it to the discomdtted landlord
a" Deduct the amount of the young mans
l'biil. ana Nurns1do the tlsanges'~- Nj
proprietor's npolog we're UNDECIDED
lie handed the old gentleman 847. so
and again assayed apologies. When in
the street Florence handed his bcnefact
or his professional card, and asked tbs
old gentleman $ name and address, add
ing that he should certainly treimburst
him. The old gentleman beginning to
smile, said: That's all right, young
man; I've been trying to pass that coun
tcrfcit bank note, all day"
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Z" If there is anybody under tho cans-
ter of heaven that | have in utter excres-
ence,' says Mrs, Partngton, it is the
SANDER going about like q hoy constrict-
or, circulating his calomel upon honest
folks"
Texas is larger than France by 10000
square miles, Ii every man, woman and
child in the United States could be put
into Texas, that State would be less
thickly populated, per square mile, than
Massachusetts is now.
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Here is sample of the way an Amer.
lean local tells that young Frencbman
killed his father: a young man was re-
Gently sentenced to be executed in France
for excmpitng himself from military SER
vice, by becoming the son Of awidow.'
How does that look, eh 2 said a big
flsted Wall street man to friend, hold
ing one Of his brawny hands. That.
said the friend, clocks as though you'd
gone short on soap
Aye you guilty or not guilty. P asked
a judge of prisoner, the other day.
An sure now,' said Pat, what are you
put there for, but to find that outT
John said clergyman to his man,
you should have been teetotaler: you
have been drinking again, to day. DO
you ever take drop, yourself, meenis-
ter? Yes, John, bat you must look at
your circumstances and mine Very
true, sir says John, but can you tell
me how the streets of Jerusalem were
kept so cleanf' No, John. can't tell
you that We'll, sir, it was because ev-
cry Que kept his ain door clean.
A student undergoing his own exami-
nrtion was asked what was the mode OF
action of dsinfectants He replied,
They smell so badly that the people
open the windows, and fresh air thereby
gets in.
The question is often discussed whether
the savages enjoy life. We suppose they
do, as they always seem anxious to take
it, when they get chance.
Have yeu never observed parrot"
said Thiers, q" when about to come down
from his perch, how he holds hard by his
De, and feels about with his foot, but
never lets 60 with his beak until his foot
is firmly fixed? am the parrot"
A political orator, speaking of Ger
tain general whom he admired. said he
was always on the field of bat tie, where
the bullets were the thickest." "Where
was that? z" "In the ammunition-wag
on, of course"
A man who was addicted to snoring,
remarked to his bed. fellow, in the morn
ing, " that ho slept like a top" Il
know it," said the other "like hum
ming top
Have you Goldsmith's Greece was
asked of clerk in store where books
and various miscellaneous articles were
sold. No. said the clerk reaectively
We haven't Goldsmith's Greece, but
we have some splendid hair OIL
A lady made complaint to Frederick
the Great, King of Pruesia " Your maj,
esty, my husband treats me badly But
that's none Of my business" said the
king. " But he speaks i'll Of you,' said
the lady. That" said he, " is none of
your business.
There are districts in France and Ger
many where women are still seen yoked
to the plough They also do much Of
the farm Geld work
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5000

n00n Can't be made by every agent, every
MINI month in the business We furnish,
WV but those willing to work can easily
eurn a dozen ollars day right in their own
localities. Have no room 10 eSpla!ti here.
Business pleasant and honorable Women
and boys and girls do rs well AS men. We
will furnish you complete outfit free The
business pays better than anything else. We
will hear expense of starting you Palticu-
lars free. Write and see. Farmers amd me
chanics, their sons and daughters, and all
classes in need of paying work at home,
should write to us and learn all about the
work at once. Now is the time. Don't de-
Law. Address True CO., Augusta Maine.
Fpb
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forth for the benefit of the ungolly.
The ministers in attendance are
devout, persevcring Christians, and
seem to be deeply concerned in the
good work Of bringing sinners to
repentance. It was our pleasure to
hear the Rev. Mr.. Mendenhall twice
during the week, aud wc were Ger
tainly repaid for these visits to the
Baptist Church. While strikingly
forcibie and strong i'll his use Of lain.
guage, Mr.. Mrndenhalf is strangely
gentle, and draws olic after him by IL
power and Charm as 'inAcIinable hs
they ne irresistible. IL. is r,n.rS.
ably happy in his delivery, while his
sermons nrc apply illustrated through.
out, nn'l rcplc.c with passages Of
tender rathos and 'tchuty. Those
who havn't heard him sltca,ll do SO.
The meeting is an interesting 6hc
and We arc pleased to note tile intc-
rest taken in its progress.
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Elegant hair is woman's ctowWning
beauty. When It fades, she fades as
we'll. While it is kept bright bright,
her personal Attractions arc still
maintained. BY preserving the hair
fresh and vigorous a youthful appear.
ance IS continued through many
years, Those who grieve over their
fading hair turning grdy too early,
should know that Vyef's hair vigor
prevents it, and rctorcs gray Or faded
hair to its natural cclor. Itis II clear
and hcalthtul preparation, contain
ing neither oil, dye, nor anything
dcleterions, and nparts to the scalp
what is most needed n sense Of yilea:
SAINT and delightful freeioh, ffom
scurf or dundrug.-Aey Bcrnc IN.
C) 7iHic<:
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ADVICE GR.i1tS-:
The Hon Alexuh lef II. Steven,
says title Globe Flower Cough
Syrup has proven most valuable
remedy to me-"
Gov. james M. Smith, of Gcorgin,
says:- 81 shall always use it with
perfect confidence, and reco mmcnd it
to the Ph5lic as q REMEDY which will
afford that satisfaction experienced
by me and mine. 1t exccls every.
thing for coughs, colds and OBJ stinate
lung affections"
Ex:0ov. Brown; Of Ga, sdYs: "Hc
finds the Globe Flower Cough Syrup
a most excellent remedy"
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention Of
Che afflicted. Those suffering from
cough, colds and lung affections
should use tire Globe Flower Cough
Syrup. 1t will positively cure con
sumption.
For sale by Dir. A. G. Dukes.
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lCOAlAIuNIC ,TED.
THE FLOR.tL F'I;S7IF.iL-

TIE FLORtL FE;S71TiL-
On lf,c 3e,h, next Thursday, the
young ladies vii offer their Floral
Entertanlncfft ut the Fair Building
Mr.. Riggs has put up a large stngc,
which will be dresse,l. AS there will
be no hand bills Ne make.a sketch
of the 'sccno to be presented. The
flowers in Flora's abschce rebtl and
put IN claifns for the QUEENS chair,
e.sch III tnrn telling her iiierits. A
recfusc wandcrs by and she arbitratcs
the DISPUTE. Thtn The hea,hcrbclls
and poppies sing their clhims. The
fiist seine occupying ovcr; half hour
closes with ;,n 'scsuiesccnte to
the rtc+ise's verdict. Scene second,
is>a serfcs of grand cliortlsas, solos
and duets, and hs the queen (Rose)
enters with her full suite Flora enters
asn, giving two queens which viii be
I,lilliath display. Then comes the
ab,',cation, crowning and rejoicing N
chorus. The admission will be Is
cents. Rvhfeh,ibcr it is Tor the aid Of
one of our churches, let MI come for
a pIeaSant sSetihg.
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TIE barr LST AlIgB1YNG-

AS announced in otr last issue a
protractcd meeting commenced at the
Baptist Church in this place on Sat
urday evening last, which is still
being carried on. The following: mini.
ters ale present: Rev's T. w. Mel
lichamp, ]. X. Mendcnhall and T..
". Smith. The interest manifested in
tho meeting is warm and carr
est, and we trust much good may re.
suit from efforts so earnestly put
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Tie comfort of its possession is
very frequently oifsct Wv the annoy
ance occasioned by the continual cry
ing of the baby. Crying, however,
is the chifd's only method Of suggest
ing that it suffers with discomfort and
pain, md 1T once ceases when the
cause is (ns it should De) promptly
removed BY Nsihg Dr.: Bulls baby
syrup. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
per bo't'e.
sola by Dr, 4. G. DuhSs.
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The Daniel Pratt Gin Co.
PRATTSVILLE ALA

Arc manufacturing Tie Celebrated
Daniel Pratt Cotton Gius" with RevnIv-
ing Heads and an adjustable seed board
which are, improvements batclitca by them
in July 1873.
ANY 4;rdiniairryy plantation hand can feed
these Gins, and they will turn ont more lin.
in the saihe, t'1ie fIlap any other Gin and
by the Ne OF the adjustable seed board,
which can he adjusted while the Gin is
running, they. cGi, be made to pick the
seed much cleaner than any other Gin.
Tie experience Of every planter who has
used them, shows that these Gins will not
choke, nor can The roll be broken by feed
ing it altogether in the center or nt the end,
of the cotton box.
We are prepared to prove By many let
tcrs i'll onr Office, written by parties who
have used these Gins Tor tie past four soa-
sons, that our convictions Of the wonderfully
Interested effectiveness and value OF the Re-
volving Head Gin has been correct, and we
are confident We can, without fear or ,lcni,tl
claim, that no other Gins can com aetc With
It in quality, capacity, or advantages ofany
Kind.
:, Parties wanting orr Gins can apply to
J. G. Pike & Co., Orangeb,rg e. H., s. C.,
r. 7. Mays, Mnysviln, S. c., DR.. i. .Nf.
Hunter, Timmonsville, 8. c. j. b. McLucan
Marion G. II. sc.
Who are our agents for the sale Of our
Gins and sell Mt our prices.
DANIEL PRATT GIN co.
rrattsyillc Ala
;,,A. 90 June 18th 1871
june 20 lin
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TARGET SHOPPING

TARGET SHOO7ING-
a small number of crack shots Of
the Edlsto RiHehcn indulgcd III the
fine sport offorded by the above cxet-
else at the river OH Thursday after
noon last. The shooting was first
rate and established the fact hat L.
W., 2. G. W., w. II. p, and others,
know exactly how to handle those
captured Rcmingtons. We took Il
shot or two, which of course afforded
amusement to our friends. Go on
gentlemen, aid get UP shooting
match.
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Let all good men who desire har

Let all good men who desire har-
mony i'll our town give n cordial sup
port to the ticket nominated on Thurs.
day night last. 1t is impossible to sat
isfy everybody md under the circum-
stances we advise our friends to dis.
countenance ANY opposition ticket.
What we want is low taxation, n
good police force, aid carefully
worked streets.
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The Floral Festival in which about
thirty young ladies will appear comes
off on Thursday evening at 81
o'clock at the Fair Building. A rare
spectacular scene of beauty aud fin, (,
music will be enjoy ed.
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w. ~
NOTICE.
ORiSuEBuRG, S. c.: july 20: 1877

ORiSoEBuRa, s. G.: July 20: 1877.
I.ents w. Y, Izlar, w. y, Perreyc,c.r
and Geo. ". l'r,mson, Of the Edlsto Rites
are authorized by Special ordera rom tho
Office ofthc :Ndjntant and Inspector General
to collect all State arms, munitions and
equipments, not held by organized bodies
OF tic State Militia, and to receipt for tn.
same.
All unauthorized persons having Slit,
arms, munitions and equipments Ia their
possession are hereby called upon to deliver
them mp, without further notice.
SAMUEL DlBBI4E,.
Capt: Edisto RifcS,,
July % IT.
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Of the liver.
HOvbERFUL SUCCESS

H'ONbERFUL SUCCESS
IT is .repol ted that Boschcc's Ger
man Syrup has, since it's introduc-
ton fh che United States, reached
the Immense safe OF 10000 dozen per
year. Over GOO Druggist have
ortltrcd this medicine direct from the
Factory, at Woodbury., N. j.; and
not one has reported u single failure,
but every letter speaks Of its hat N
ishihg success in curing Severe
Coughs, Colds scttlal on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease Of the
Thrd.: asiH Euhsa, We advise any
person thht hHa my prcsfisposition to
weak Lungs, TO go to their Druggist !.
-and get thfs Medicine, Or inquire
about it. Regular size, 75 cents:
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Two do
scs will relieve any case. Don't nc.
slcct your cou h when you can get
the above remedy from Dr.. A. &C
Dukes.
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DR.. A. G. DukEs is piyii

DR.. A., G. DukEs is giving
away n handsome book entitled
"Pcarls for the People" containing
much valuable Information Ind many
Interesting articles. It also contains
o history of the discovery of the
"Hepaline;" for diseasiss of'the liver,
dyspepsia, 'coutispati5h and indiges.
tion, &C., hid gives positive nssur.
nncc that whai, the Hepatine is used
iteitGcts perihahent an1 lasting cure
of these diseases, which prevail to
such I'm alarming extent in our
country. Take the Hcpatinc for all
diseases Of the liver.
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BiSE BALE-

BiSE BALL
A match game of base ball was
played .on Thursday afternoon last
by picked mines" from our vii lage.
l.. H. Wannamaker and P. G. Can
non headed their respective sides, and
manifested much interest in the
game:
The score at the end stood ds fol-
lows: Wannamaker's nine, %, and
P. G. Cannon's 81.
Julius Glover, Esq, acted rs Umpire
and gave entire satisfaction.
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Our little gi,fs locks careWorn aud
pale. WORMS n?e destroying her.
When we s,s,d 10 the store again don't
forget 10 e'uS i bottle of Shriner's
Indian Verh,ituge.
Sold fly Dr.. a. e. Datcs.
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Alter receiving the nomination. of
Alderman on Thursday night Wal.
lace Cannon itfvited his friends down
to Sain's where they found somo
thing'good for the inner 1nau.
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NOTICE.

Tic undersigned, hereby give notice that
they have been appointed by Ills Excel
lencv the tiorcrnnn, pnr.,l,nt to the Statute
i'll .,rl case provided, Commission ':to
investigate. and ascertain, the trnc, and real
h"nnf'c Indebtedness" Gf Ofnnccbnrc
County; that they have accepted the an
pointn,cni, will hnl.t Se-<i,'rt, ut The
Law nllice Of W. ". Irii,-3n, dt!!::h., burg
&. H.. between the konfS: ,nf ih 4. NJ, and
, +. NJ, on Monday, :i',,l 'l'iii,cs,lv, Of each
week. until the Slh ScLhcmber next, and
daily sessions from tl,c sth to the 18th Of
same month: and ,I'Ny hcFshy call upon all
pcrsons having claims ag,inst said County
to appear before the Cori!misss"on during
it's said sessions, and establish snch claims.
Persons desiring ts l;o;,sc claims on other
days than those mentioned, for subsequent
investigation BY the C6mmis;siron, cal; do 50
by leaving them with the undersigned, VIM.
VI llntson ut his said office.
WE. NJ .HUYSON.
I4IN,AtD Il BARTON
JAMES S IIEYWARD.
II. COMMITS toners.
oranecbnrg august i, 1877.
aug 1 If
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W. NJ. Sain maintains his repdta-
ton as merchant by keeping con
ssantly on hand a fine assortment of
groceries. At Muller's old stand you
can be accommodated by him to any
shing you want, and that ut very low
figures. Call on Sain.
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In another cdlumn will be found
letter copied from the journal dj
Commerce 'complimenting Ju'd G e
Nlaher, OF Barnwell, and suggesting
him as a proper person to fill either u
position on the Supreme Bench or on
one Of the Circuits. Judge Maher
was sn ornament to the Judiciary Of
the State while he sat ON tile bench
rhd wci.npe soop to see him restored
10 asp'ace where he can 50 vel serve
his Ssate ;,n!i people.
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It is claimed by some thnt Hayes
Southern policy will give Ohio to the
Democrats.
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Monday Is The ..last day for making
returns. Penalty after that.
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It is rumored that q Receiver is
shortly to be appointed for the South
Carolina Railroad.
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TIE TIRSF BALE

TIE FIRSF BALE
Of new cotton sold in town was
brought in on Thursday by Mr.. j.
r. Way. Itweighed 450 pounds and
was bought by Messrs. Bull and
scovlll at II cents per pound.