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Among the moat Important publications Of the
tsula IL AHd5ex4' Idsdr, Published at trncth-
natl. Al Ena.lexa appesta!ainx 70 ths toilet arc
splend!dy Gcacnbcd Rnti Illuktratcd and tho fresh
eli society chat, a. well Literature and AT infor'
nation, furnished. Ono dollar year II tho sub
scrtptfun price OF thla treasure tsofe.
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MICHIGAN PASS
The next meeting OF the General Ticket and
Passenger Agents. Association Of Michigan
will be held at pctoskcy, Michigan, We'd
ncaday, July g. Invitations have been
cxtcutled to Tho members Of tho As
sociatton by tho officials Of tho Grand tsapids IL
Indiana Rnl,roaI1 to make a trip through tho
be given 10 ''cast Iy'' Or Troll spoon II the
WATERS OF the Michigan North Wooda A special
sleeper will leave Gfand Rapi.!s at 10:::n .. n.
Tuesday, July TO- arriving at petoakey At q. n.
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A4EOKCAL.s


In tho atmosphere experienced here during ths
summer months, the lethargy produced By tho heat
tskcs away tho desire for wholesome food, sad fse
quent persplrstions Eedace bodily energy, patsteu-
larry those suffering from ths eeets OF debl!ttattng
oiscassa- In order 10 keep \ uatuFal healthfal
activity In tho slsseu We must resort to artificial
means. For this purpose Schsnck's Sea Weed
Tonic IL very elsctus!. few doses will create IN
appetite and give fresh sgor to the cuersated body
For dyspepsia, Il u inyaluabls. Many eminent
physicians hAse doubted whether dyspepsIa can bs
permanently cured by tho dsngs which arc generally
employed fot that purpose. Tho Sea Weed Tonic
In !ts nature IL totally different from such dsug4.
1t contains 10 corrosive mineras OF acids; Ia fact
It aaaats the regular operations Of natnss and sup.
pl!ss har de1cieneies. Ths tonic in it, nature 90
much resembles tho gassse jues that It is a'lnost
identical With tta. autd Tho gastrle 1ntrs u the
natural solvent which, 10 healthy condition ol
tho body. causes tbs food to be dgcsted; aud when
lhls JUICE u nnt excEctca tn sufficient quantItet,
,dsestton, with Ill ia distressing symptoms, fol.
low. The 6ca Weed Tonic performs ths duty os
ths Ea4tzie juice when tho latter t. deficient
Echenck's Sea Weed Tonic Aold BY all drugyists.
, 1877-07-09


UUNLAF-UuRT-At tho eesidance Of JGs4e
Dust, Esq., In Usbana, Champaign Co., ILL.,, by
The Eet. y. II. Htrlck, Henry 1t. Dunlap aud Mia
Nofn Burt,
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Celebrated throughout
CANDY ;::: !:
uoaeE. Chicago.
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rcnciltd the memorandum, "3uth-lcn llncs.'
I'D toa the man to e hnes a. s, .. sr5
Imminent, n also thst of the valuable earrtass,
n ynunE man, stranger 10 all ptcscnt, bound
cd lightly through the panic-stritken thFonc.
.pon @ The ir,1, and, selling tie rcins with 1lcr-
~ 10 upon tbeir hsunshe.. In : : moment
,4s1, tie 1S ero shs es @P o ss Young 'ns sy pato pest
Milwaukee Nil C1nt K .uper.1nspectfon glance #
aiicrhcrti My pre:erveri'' and swoone!l. md
the young man, sen.lcrlJ placing n card IN her
i ised. a i,aliy sSti All sae M ety ye editor; nat
make a cofnmn article, wlif display .Iea,; q;
What was On tho carli DID any one notteci"
"Yes," said the stranger, speaking very fast,
ut VA The card Of our house, Blow, Drummer
1!sa.6 and 1a9s4s Wabash avenue, Chfrago-l're-
sentcd hy Herbert Drummer, Jr.; put 1t oll n
and EaJ good word about o,lr new elastic
Sa a1 .ee sd se r51 1 cont Tho Ses e
twenty seconds thereafter harc.feadcd man ln
the brace and corset lInc, Will! tho marks Of
Ts,nusx oi1icc, followed 1T a respectful dlstantc
by hts lat, and tho city cdtor as he nut three
pagca Of notes tn the wastc-baskct, sail fottly,
To himself. "Of such arc not the Kingdom OF
I1enyrn."
roticENEN'a n.xEyoLKNr ASSOCIATION:
A meeting OF tlls rnIcc&ncn't ncncEnlcnt
Association Wes held yesterday afternoon It, THO
Eouncif Chasubcr. The Sccrctnry read tho re-
rinnins @ ot Tue 10 soeiety IN isGs showing tiat
s4O,1a7.8 had hccn collected, and that s3,}3s
hal hccn paid tu widows anu heirs 81 deceased
officers. and 10 disablol OF tlrk officers.
1t mas discovered that . quorum WAS not pres"
cnt, and the 9ocety adjourned.
A meeting Of the Hoard Of Trustees was called
and held Immediately Afterwards. Ex'Cnpt,
buckley, who was present, asked PERMISSION
that hts counsel John s1s kins ne ah,r ni%.ssa 10 10
The lnss of sll0 taken from tho safe at tic
Armoty. The Trustccs heard the statcment,
hui took no u:tion. ....-
The bond of Frank F. lcrbing Us Treasurer
was approved. Tue burct,es wcrc ., n. Dlxon
md n. c. Hickey, and tho s,tni S2,oU.
norEt AHRirAi.s.
Shrrman Housf-1lc iinn: s. It. Ellis Boston;
hade!phsa; IL % 9of sse ec4ss .s saofard c9cw, oint
IND: Thomas I'stey, rhiladslps: r. p. nlleti, Il
nf2i so, = ass r. psfss Nont:n. ~ !.
r. II. MooTc. Nv York; Henry Ur.nt.. washing
NJ vost H. sAiT f. iiIsaid. @ Scrt IL carans Al T. T.
Carter, 1t: Louis; J. A: camphell, *an FFancl'eo;
&, i CT . rassp%e; bss %:nset; + fg;s ,sst t'ss
ss ssaS sas u e. ie" 'iaa It. r. eas.es al" i:
ssaas;te s; 's'saa.: ss N MAJ Weisaoa.e noyai a;mys
KnEian'l; d. u. cotting, Do.ton: scnator ]. ..
Gh.Ges, Go.!orsdo;j A.; spesfy, New !iatsn; C.
Palmer YoVte-N. +. Gravt zane.vft1e. u. 4. l..
Knapp, spsingfela: George 4. Ellis. New Ynsk
| William FagK. sfeibaarae. Australia; 9. a. For
cieco; u, Il. Adams, Bo.tan: W: q. How.
afa. s. Ltcn!s; y: A. Power, New ~ yosS *
| Wheeling, wcet Va; D. O, FIoytl. BoAson: OeorGt
n. Freneh, Davenport; g. n. Shannon. rhitaIs!
phtn, F.. r. Lcfn, LonIon: y. 4. itogne, Gin
Norman; Burlington. y. Co'nmsreial-E: 4. Nor
gaa. W.nons: George Berg, New fosk; II: u
Kaufman Quincy i. y. Tracey, LsfayStis 1rA, a.,
| FrnnciEfQ.
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Thought seCchk!5 tu4e IL WouitI INC k0U4 Hit4
Tor hin. to buy e new pack Of earda for the usa
and benefit of hts customers wt.u are dev0tees
of auctto,rpitch. *txly-slx nnl sin,llur utlllctc
sports: Accordingly he lid ~, nm! threw:away
Scst ba dese!.bed n tba Words Il ~ 1' oii Gus s
tn1n.r: tsW6cn VIC ilad tint Old deck, wnv,
every une Of us knew, every card In It. anil
when % " was plsslnE T., ast'. .!,, stranger
stranger cytry time. What was tho use
ut our play!u9 with each other, whenever tue
man TINT Ind tho deal would E.ys hinse!f all
the best cards snd turn W. 1aek! I'ut With
these here new cards auy stranger Who cns,cs
into tho ptace Of Saturday nisht 10 loss his
pay l.as Just u good u ellance Of winning Rs o!u
Of rs regular customers, who ut round The
CONG iu aud ri stuck. II W. afo siuck, ia 80 80
muct, the worse fur tho tfousc. tell yol, 1t
WIS lad day for John that hs ever nude tho
TIE sTRANnRA's NEWS ITEM.
a. tho city editor was sitting ulone last night
aud somewhat sadly Illuminating over Tho scafci-
y q M inal neHs, 4 stranger entered sl'e rooa. t
ana sis, .aid hu!fYdly and m;s;.sr!eusly ;t "c!.y
EXCLUSIVE" '.siy friend aud fe..efactor." re-
sd b shs e:{ 9te, ts .ssnx s e. .s9t ase6t +,
ia young aAd beautiful mal1cn, uycrted by
lie .upyfiuman courage and daring Vi gallant
und devoted young uaa.' . Drive aheai,'' slid
theclsy edi,ot: "WelI, about so this afternoon.
the people round the CORNER oi ltobey aud West
uA0ulk0u tl&fEk& Nt{6 llOFE]l1i*4 W kCG kHEHllA
turnout drawn ly two fiery untatlrd bay
horses approaching with tho speed Ut the wind.
The coachmhn ya!nsy endt4yorel to check tho
speed Of the tnfuliatcd animals, and. becoming
terrified, lcaped trun the bog and walked II Oh
his ear, which WA badly bsui4ed. likewise t.c
pavement. The hehulders saw that QUO oi the
Inmates ws& venerable Montan who s4t u II
pAsa1Y1ed by terror; tho other was beauti,
fui maiden Ut between Is summers, with tho
bus Vi youth. and SO on,-sltnx it strobg, you
Know" ~ knom," satd the city elitos, Alid IL
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nA0UsvILEE rTEMs.

7 Nh. J. Q. Alexander has concluded
that he has moro peaches than he car
eat, and is going to drink some o.
thom. . ,or 4,so ,'.. -. ,E. .. 100 "a
Judge Philpotg has raised q emoko
.up tho branch, and will soon have
"tangle.fooW ,enoaghto supply tho on.
>tiro neighborhood, and more too. a..
+ Capt. Berry, our ,ollioiont County
Treasurer, has boon around and mado
n, clean sweep Of our grccnbacks. He
did not sweep'them into the .flre-but
into his pocket AH., ,.."."1
There has boon a protractod moet-
ing at Petcr's Crock Church, conduc>
tod by Rows. G. w. Maco and Pack.
There wero ten accessons to the
church, nipo BY experience and one by
rccan:ajion.
Iha:o VIA be g Sunday School pics
MIC at po,o&'8 Creek Church on next
Saturday. Everybody is invited to
come AKA bring with thom we'll filled
baskets Of cataDlca.
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Used in nearly every locality in many
States

Settled beyond n douht-No one questions
the fact that more cases or whitra, suTrrc'-
scd and irregular mcnsca and uterine ch-
strucions, Of, every kind. arc being daily
cured, by DR.. j. Bradhcld'a Fcmnc Regulator,
than by all other remedies combined. It's
success in Georgia md other States is beyond
precedent in the annals OF phsiC. Thousands
of certificates from wolncn everywhere pour in
upon the proprietor. The attention Of prom
inent medical men is aroused in behalf OF this
wonderful compound, and the most success
full practitioners use it. If women suffer here.
after it will be their own fault. Female
Regulator is prepared and sold by l.. II
Bradfeld, Druggist, Atlanta Ga, and may be
bought at 81 ,50pcr bottle at any respectable
Drug Store in the Union.
EFFECTL TRULY WONDERFUL.
CARTERsvILLE, CIR, April 2G, 1860. This
will certify that two members Of my immo-
diate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irreguarity, and hoying
been treated without benefit, by various med
ical doctors, were ut length completely cured
by one bottle of DR.. J. Bradfclds FEMALE
REG ULATOR. / therefore deem il my duty
to furnish this certificate, with the hope Of
drawing attention of suffering womenkind to
the merits of a mcdicinc whose power in cur>
ing irregular and suppressed menstrudtion,
has been proven under my own personal OBJ
servation. Its effect OH such cases is truly
wonderful, and well may the remedy be called
''W oman's Best Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAS. ". STRANGE.
Sept. 7, 1876 a
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LIBERTY ITEMS.
The pea crop is abundant.

!, - : The pea crop is abundant.
~ Had good rain last Wednesday.
=, 5s' The road workers have boon sum-
maned to duty.
=, - some.of our farmers think tho COT
ton was injured by tho dry spell.
Mr.. J. F. Smith has made anita an
Improvement on tho stroot in front Of
his dwelling.
,'sE' Our friend and highly esteemed
fellow~citizen, J. J. Waklin, ESQ, has
returned from Kansas. Tho citizops
bid him most hearty welcome.
A.,young gentleman who has a foot
horses tested his running qualities tho
ootherday and found them superior to
, those OF wild turkey. lie now
thinks the feathers Of q turkov,s wiz -.
are excellent material for tooth picI<s
- Our Trial Justice, J. r. HoIcomho
Esq, holds tho scaIos with nm evo,'
hand, duly administering Justice TO MI
who come boforo him.
3 The Superintondont of our Sah1o,I
School, Rov. J. T. Chandler has ro
signed. Ho expects to start 70 Tnn;,
vile, KY, in a few days, for tho nn,.
pose ofpursuing his studies. We wish
him success BRUTUS.
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill q day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of q century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilatiVc organs Of the
body, and are SO composed that obstruc-
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or evadc them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints OF every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have bafled the best Of
human skill While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their apcrient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatiVes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the clements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any dcleterious drug, these PILLS may
be taken with safety by anybody Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant 10 take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
hom their use III any quantity.
PREr4REDs l,Y
Dr.. ]. c. AVER q co. Lowell, Mass.
PracticnI ana AnnIvtieoy s,i,a,,ts,s
sold BY ALL, DRUGGISTS EVEISVSYtIERE
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LOCAL i" ITEMS
Church Directory,

NnuICIl, DlIECIOtJ%
Methodist church, Rev. w. Walker, Pastor!
1st Sabbath In each month OF a O'clock p. N.
I'd Sabbath in each month at 1o3 O'Clock a, m.
secons Baptist Church, Rev, Hiott, Pastor,
lst Sabbath and, Saturday before in each
month OF IL o'clock q. m. on Sabbath, and at
s O'clock p. M. ON Saturday. rassg'7atH srm
Rev. Hugh MoLees, Presbyterian, (secona)
I'd Sabbath in each month, at IL O'clock o. M.
RssA Bowon, Esq, has fnoPongcih1G197, he ;,
and .iwatermelons. We, with Capt.
Lewis, tested their qualities during
the Campmeoting. Thanks Bob.
PHANKs.--R. A. Child, Esq, will
accept our fhanks for some very fine
and delinoious peaches. Mr. d. ".
Wigington for fino apples, and G. W.
James for tomatoes.
nBfr. 81 W. james has shown US u
stalk oforab grass, taken from his
miilet patch, moasuring over six feet
in length,> or hoight, as you may
please to torn it.
Mr., q. w. Taylor wants everybody
having wool to card, to remember
that his wool cards are in good ran~
nsng order, and managed by Mr..
Clayton N: Reid, careful and reliable
man..
Our little girl looks caroworn and
pale. Worms arc destroying hor.--
Whom we send to tho store again don't
forgot to buy bottlo of Shriner's In~
dian, Vermituge.
iMessrs. w N. Hughos and Milos
Singleton, two Of the substantial cti>
Gems of Dacusvillo towsIip, called on
us last week. Friend Hughes had on
a, hat to match Mr.. Bright's. Dncus-
vile is q "whale" anyhow. She goes
solidly for the Democratic ticket, has
lots of big-hcarted mon, and rs many
pretty women as any township in tho
County She deserves that banner
and should havo it yet.
u. s. JURons. Tho following citi-
Sens Of this County have hocn drawn
:: TO servo as Jurors at tho next August
term of tho q. S. Court, at Grconvilic:
Grand Jurors-J. Loopor, Horny S.
LOWS; Petit Jurors-C. IL. Griffin.
X. S. Johnston.
We wero> not loaf, coming from tho
Campmpeting, whom wo wore driving
ont oftThe old field, as our friend r.
imagined. Thero was a wator melon
natohCdown thoro, and as they arc all
gone We can now toll it, though it
would not have done to havo told It
yiicu. &&,&&I. h.S '... ..r. ,.'
Mr.. Alonzo NJ. Folgor, coporturc Of
tho American Biblo Society for Picks
ens, and Oconce Counties, has on hand
asplendidly bound and well printed
lot of Bibles and Tostamcnts, at very
oW,fgures. If you desire any OF his
books call upon him. -. e..
laIflias Anderson, colorcd, accidental
ly,shot himaolt through tho hand last
wcok whilo working with o loaded
gun. The wound is said to bo pains
;ful, though not of such Il nature as TO
cause tho loss of the hand.
~Joro Hagood, colorcd, rode Mr.. l..
p Gravoly's mulo OF, before his oyos,
from this place last Saturday. The
mule had formerly belonged to Jcro,
but he had givon Mr.. GravIoy Il mort,
gago on it, and when the mortgage
fell9due delivered up The mulo in sat>
isfaction of tho dcbt. Subsequently
he became dissatisfied and ro-rossca>
sed- the mulo in tho manner above
, stated, Decidedly cool.
Jere has since been committed to
Jail for tho offcnse.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE
SHOP.
SHOP

EVNHE undersigned has connected with his
4 WAGON AND CARRIAGE. SHOP, A
TIRE SHBINKEE-a great Improvement
over Cutting and Welding. Cali and have
your work done. ..
w. 7. MEARS,
Pickens c, H., July 26, 1876 As I'M.
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w. CF. EIELJ.
Judge Probate Pickena County

TO the absent Defendants, Alley Nix, Wiz
liam Baker, James Baker, Mary Holden,
Adnlino NJ. Ellis, and oil others, to plaint;tf
unknown; having OF claiming any iHcro3t in
the Real Estate sought to DO portitioncd in
this action: Take notice. TINT tho cenpiui.it
herein has been fled in the oflica OF Ito PRO.
bate Judge for snid County, for tho purposes
therein mentioned
E&NLE, WELLS s. TAYLOR,
Plaintif's Attorneys, piui:ona, So e.
{ aug 10. 1877 a. ..er no. ,,.,-rynv Is
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IN ORDER TO RUN OUT OUR
SPRING and SUMMER STOCK, to make
room for our extensive Fall and Winter sup
plies, we offer for tho next 60 days, the fol-
lowing Unprecedented bargains:
Calooes, (frst CLASSY IA yards to the 81 90;
Calicoes, Remnants, anything we can get for
them;
Cottonados, 10, 15, 20, and 25 cents per yard;
Summer Shoes from rs oents up;
Saddles, from So. 26 up;
Blind Brides, rs to 81 .25;
Open Brides proportionally low;
Ready Made Clothing at 10 per cent above
cost and carriage,
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NOTICE OE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
lV Notice is hereby given to all persons in
torostcd, that I will apply to w. G.. Field,
Judge Probate Pickens County, for leave to
make q Fiaal Settlement of the Estate OF my
Ward, T. II. Vaughn, on the 25th day Of
September next, and ask to be discharged
lhercfrom as Guardian.
A. II. GARRETT, Guardian.
aug %, 1877 so 4
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W. q. FIHLD,
Judgo Probate PiGkCns County,

TO the absent Dctorsdant8. Rehccof Hester,
Johu Hester, Jo"crh Hcetcr, Taylor Hester,
Harriet Hester, and Nancy Williams, wirt,
Of Abrah0u, Williams and an persons cx
OwnGrs unknown, having or claiming ar, in.
icrcst III tie premises sou glIt 10 hS parLi..
TONED or svld in this action:
Take notice, that the Complaint aud Sum
mons herein have been filed in tho Office of
the rrohatc judge ~ PiGhens Court Iousc.
H"'nh rnr0iiua, tor tho l,urpuia SGT fUrih 10,
thn s',i3 .ulnmoM: and complaint '..'
NORTON, KEIEjl ~ H0hLFNG%SJl3 3RTU,
l... ..! i. ..,ae Plaintiffs Attorneys.
aug ., lai' II
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Arc the most cf-
fcrtivc and congo
nial purgativc ever
discovered. They
are mild, but et-
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
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nj OTirM is here1s gwen 10 all persons
~ interested, that will apply to w. G..
Geld, Judge PrvAnte Of Fickens County, for
leave to make Final Settlement of the Es
tate my Ward, Mary Williams, on the I'd
na@ o. Qcttbor n0xt, and ask to be discharged
therofrrm na 0n,;ii9n.
G. F. ROEtNSON, Guardian:
mug 80, 1873 81
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James NJ. Edcns, as Administrator of tho
Estate Of Alexander Edcns, deceased, and
as heirs ut law of said deceased, Margaret
Edens, Samuel Edcns, Allen Edens, Rebcca
Williams, Napoleon Edons, Mary Jane
Roper, William Edens, Alexander o. Edens,
Elijah C. Edens, and Warren u. Edens, as
heirs at law of Alexander Edens, deceased :,
Defendants.
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Summons for Relief,

TO the Defendants in this action.
VOU and each Of you are hereby sum-
Il mOned and required to answer the COM
plant in this action, which complaint is filed
in the Office of the Clerk of tho Court for
Pickcns County, and to serve n copy Of your
answer on tho subscribers at their Office on
the Public Square, Pickcns Court House, S.
c., within twenty days after the service of
this summons on you, exclusive of the day
Of service.
If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to
The Court for the Rcrief demanded IN the
Complaint.
Pickens, C. H., 8. c., Aug. 6, 1877
NORTON, KEITH s. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
&c. Plaintiff 3 Attorneys.
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against
Henry Hector, AbraAam Hester, ct Al. De-
foniants. .~,I ,T,I M
SJnt2aja0us for p,yrijljoU AMI po1jrf
no Tho Dcr,nIn,,Ia iJrnTv ITrg,,,t NJ ,.,a<
jWi!liams, EliznLrtl u,,Mt wiIn,y 64lVosi,JJ
Hunt, doccnscI. ALrnbom TJn.inr I,hnrr;y,
! Hester. ,nrv licrIrr EnNonna IIn;gor TlhS,
Heater, Joscnh IJnstnr. - Tlnr IIo,Irr Nm'1
Harriet IIra,cr' chiIlrc1 and bc;rs "'l of
I Thomas Heater. Iparosod. MirIoc, TTnyor .
{ MARY Lcstcr, Elizabeth lester. John Hoa,
! ter, and William Hester. cLildrcn and bc;rs
ofWilliam licstcr, deceased: Loniso ITostar'
, William Hester, Susan .Hcstpr, Mnrlin
! Hester, Cnth&rinc HcsLcr, Ei:zabotIr 'IIoa.
! Ter, and Robert lfostcr, children antl hcirs.
ofKybcvt ucstcry dccuancl; Juliu UnwEns
WHO Of William iInwkins, Amanda Ucslnr
Mary Hester. James Hester, children un,i
heirs Of james Hester, dcc,asc,t: un,I nlI
persons or owners unLnowa, hly..~ o.,
olailuinBau Interest in the pr>n,iay.: soucIL
to DC i,..rtiIior~l or sold in thl4 .,oai.n.
[IUU arc hereby smomonud and id,,uirod
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HaTOTlCE OF FINAL HETTLEM ENT.
~ Notice is hereby giycu to al! persons
interested in the Estate of Abner T Grif
fin, DECEASED, that ] will apply to w. G. Field,
Esq, Frobato Judge, for leave to make a
Final Settlement Of said Estate. on the 14th
day of September next, and asked to be dis
charged thcrefrom as Administrative.
SALLIE MoFALL, Adm'x.
Formally SALLIB GRIFFIN.
aug IG, 1877 40
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WEa0 AGstc NF l5N Eg.Ea siGr,sasInasn
l'TOENNs County.


nv 7WE iRrDITyI. COUNW
iargarctI 'stcr, Ann Wiliiitlas ct al.. rlIiiiG.
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ri NEiGH is hereby given TO all persons in
~ torcStcH IL The Estate Of j. B. CLAW
ton, IrcH@ood. thct will apply to W. G.
Fiet1, JujGo # ~lohato for p:ckons County,
for :e<GTe to make " Final Settlement Of the
Eat"to Of e2id 2cceasoi on the I'd day of
October Nast, sd ush to be discharged there-
il0!0 81 :3:5I-&A1ix, with will annexed.
NAOMI L. CLAYTON, Admx.
oug SO, 1877 81
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TNEE"NE& H>.v'M& ,elnGMIs against said
z Estate. ";-t r't=eMt item to the under.
sigrr*i ou i i"t&;'. ;na a October next. pro-
per'y proved fO! payment. Those indebted
10 said Estate will NUKE payment by that
time.
NAOMI L. CLAYTON, Adm'x.
g. aug so, 1877 81 S
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To James NJ. Edcns, Of tho Defendants in
this action, whose place of residence is un-
known: Take notice, that this action is com.
menccd for accounting and reliofin the Court
IF Common Pleas in and for the County of
PickGns, Of the State Of South Carolina, and
that = summons Ill this action, Of which the
foregoing is a copy, was filed in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Court Of said County, at
Pickcns Court House, III the County Of Picks
cps, in said State, on the 9Th day of Augus!,
1877; and That you are required to appear in
the cause by tho 18Th day of October next, or
the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
Relief demanded i'll The Complaint.
NORTON, KEITH g. UOLLlNGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
aug 1G, 1877 10 6
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Always Fresh and Genuine, and all
tho leading articles always on hand.
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Henry Hester, AbrAAnm Hes! or Ct al. De-
/ feniants. ., H.,
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r., - Bowon, Esq, has fnoPon"cihE11S7 he
and awatermelons. We, with Capt
Lewis, tested their qualities during
the Cahnpmeeting. Thanks Bob.