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Effects entirely disproportional to causes,
are frequently induced by the simplest cir.
cumstances. A little pimple, indicative of
the beginning of deterioration of the blood,
will, by neglect of preventive means, develop
into the loathsome Ulcer and sap health or
probably destroy life. DR.. Bulls Blood Mix.
ture prevents such catastrophes.
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GRAIN CRADLES.

VOU can find Homemade and Northern Grain
Cradles Grain Scythes, Grass Scythes and
Scythe Stones, very cheap, for the money, at
CLARK BROTHERS.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
nouumv M yopv TN ppnRITE nnupT

To William Black, oneof the devisses Of Andrew
Tate, who died testate.
VOU are hereby required to appear at the Court
\ ofProbate, to be holden at York Court House
for York county, on the second day of July, Ammo
Domini, 1877 to shew cause, If any you can,
why the proceeds of the sale Of the real estate Of
Andrew Tate, deceased, sold by me for partition
and division, should not be paid over to Andrew
Stewart surviving Executor of the said Andrew
Tate, to be by him applied to the payment of the
debts of the said Andrew Tate, and to the settle
ment Of accounts with the estate Of Martin L.
Tate, deceased, who was co-executor of the said
Andrew Tate. 49,. .. ..- ...'
Given under my Hand and Seal, this oath day Of
IL. 81 April, A. D., 1877.
J. A. MCLEAN, Judge of Probate.
April % > II ct
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A BARGAIN.

NENTS' Shirts, made Of best longcloth, with
(J linen fronts and wristbands, and finished ex-
cept buttons and button-holes, at only Sl.00.
Call and see them. 81. F. ADICkES.
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AUCTION SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERlFE;S SAALSs
DY virtue of writs of feri tacas, to me d1recoeo,
ID will be sold between the legal hours OF
Sheriff IS sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE NEXT,
at York Court House, the following property
to wit:
The house and lot in Yorkvlle, situated on
Main Street, known as "King's Mountain Hotel"
bounded by lots of J. w. P. Hope and DR.. VIM.
NJ, Walker levied on as the property Of Jasper
Stowe, at the suit of Samuel L. Watson "a and 40
others. sI'IS
(S1.95
On Tuesday after the first Monday of June,
next. at the residence of the defendant, one black
mare, grey horse four mileh COWS and calves
on as the property of J. n. McElwee, Jr., at the
suit of James Manus and others. (a.oS
@- Terms invariably cash. Purchasers who DO
not comply with the terms ofsale, must expectthe
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales.day.
~ R. H. GLENN, s. Y: G.
May 10 ~ 4t
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May 10
T.. nj. DOBSON & co.

HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
BUY your Prints from DOBSON.
BUY your Gents Hats at DOBSON'S.
BUY your Dress Goods from DOBSON.
BUY your Notions from DOBSON.
BUY your Jewelry from DOBsON.
BUY your Ladies' Hats, Bonnets and all kinds
Of Millinery from DOBSON'S.
BUY your Hardware from DOBSON.
BUY your Cottonades from DOBSON.
BUY your Victoria Lawns from DOBSON.
BUY your Muslins from DOBSON.
BUY your Bleached Shirting from DOBsoN.
BUY your Ready Made Clothing at DoBsoN's.
BUY your Linens from DOBSON.
BUY your Alpacas fromDOBSON.
BUY yourBed- Ticking from DoBsoN.
BUY your Rubber Coats and Leggins from
DOBSON.
BUY your Straw Hats at DOBSON'S.
BUY YOUR fine and coarse Shoes from DOBSON.
BUY your Guns from DOBSON.
BUY your Piques from DOBsON-only l2a
and Is cents.
BUY your Made Shirts from DOBSON.
BUY your Looking Glasses from DOBSON.
BUY your Northern Checks from DOBSoN.
BUY YOUR Coffee and Sugar at DOBSON'S.
BUY your Flour from DOBSON.
BUY your Bacon at DOBSON'S.
BUY your Axes from DOBSON.
BUY your Hoes from DOBSON.
BUY YOUR Grain Cradles from McCORKLE.
BUY your Scythe- Blades from DOBSON.
BUY your Canned Goods from DOBSON.
BUY your Salt from DOBSON.
BUY your Window Glass from DOBSON.
BUY your Paper Collars from DoBsON.
BUY YOUR Cravats from DOBSON.
BUY YOUR Trunks from DOBSON.
BUY your Parasols and Umbrellas from DOB
SON.
BUY your Ribbons from DOBSON.
BUY your Window Shades from DOBSON.
BUY your Spool Cotton from DoBsON.
BUY your Table Knives from DOBSON.
BUY your Pocket Knives from DOBSON.
RUY your Pistols and Cartridges of DoBs0N.
BUY your Powder and Shot from DOBSON.
BUY your Hand-Saws from DOBSON.
BUY your valises from DOBSON.
BUY your Trimmed Hats from Miss BORD-
LEY. Alwaysget first-class work there.
BUY your Cassimeres from DOBSON.
BUY your Plows from DOBSON.
BUY your Sole Leather from DOBsON.
BUY your Chewing and Smoking Tobaccofrom
DOBSON.
BUY your Cigars from DOBSON.
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Sgetial Notites.
Religious Notice.

Services will be held in the "Church of th'
Good Shepherd, to-day Thursday at II O'Clock
A.. M. r. P. JOHNSON, Rector.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF Y0RK-CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
John B. Whitesides, Plaintiff, against P. Johnson,
Defendant -Su'nno7as for Money Denadnd-
Complaint not served.)
To P. JOHNSON, Defendant in this Action.
VOU are hereby summoned and required t. an
I swer the complaint in this action, which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said county, and to serve
COPY of your answer on the subscribers, at his
office in Yorkville, South Carolina, within twen-
ty days after the service of this summons on you,
exclusive of the day of service.
IF YOU fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid the Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for Judgment against you for thesum OF one hun
dred dollars with interest at the rate ofseven per
cent. per annum from the fourth day OF Decem-
ber one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven,
and costs.
Dated Yorkville. s. c., April 14th, A.. D., 1877.
T. J. BELL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To P. johnson, Defendant In this action
Take notice that the summons in this action, OF
which the foregoing is copy, was filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for York comfy, in the State Of South Carolina,
on the 18th day Of April, 1877.
T. J. BELL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Yorkville, 8. c., April "a, 1877.
May II 70 6t
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rock ERR

A COMPLETE line of Crockery, Of all kinds,
n always on hand. HUNTER q OATES.
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SHOES.

VlHE incest and best line Of Ladies', Gents and
Children's Shoes, in the market. A nice as
sortment of Ladies' Button Shoes always on
hand Call and examine our stock.
HUNTER d OATES.
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II HAVE just returned from the Baltimore In
frmary, University of Maryland, where
was retained as assistant resident physician for
two years. Whilst there I paid special attention
to all diseases Of the kidneys and genito urinary
organs, and am now fully prepared with all ne
cessary apparatus to treat the same.
.. J. II. CLAWSON.
April IL Is tt
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
THE GREAT DESIDERATUM,

MAKE YOUR TRICKS EARLY.
VlHE great Turko-Russian war has unsettled
L the price of Opium and its aikaloids. A ma
terial advance in the price has already occurred
and greater, is, with certainty, to be expected
Physicians and consumers should lay in supplies
at once, at the York Drug Store.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS AND SNUFF

IODACOO,O OIUA1t5 I'M 70
C1HEWING Tobacco, from common to the best
7 J grades; Smoking Tobacco w. T: Blackwelis
genuine Cigars, of various grades Snuf-Loril.
lard. in bladders Carolina Bellein bales, and Rail
Road Mills in Boxes-all offered cheap for cash.
CLARK BROTHERS.
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FRIDAY, MAY IS.

FRIDAY, May IL.
In THE SENATE, Immediately after the or
ganization, Hon. w. A. Walker, Of Chester,
appeared, and after the election returns had
been read, was duly sworn in as Senator from
that county, vice Dublin Walker, and was as
signed seat.
The Senate then went into the joint assem-
bly,, and on their return the bill to prohibit
the absence of certain officers was taken up.
This bill provides that no officers of the State,
the legislators excepted. shall be absent from
their respective counties for more than thirty
days, without permission of the Governor,
under forfeiture of one years salary. This is
Cochran's bill, and there was a tilt between
him and Taft, who moved to strike out the
enacting clause. Taft said he had gone out
of the State while he was a county officer, and
didn't care to impose such restriction on
others. Cochran said that because the gen
tleman from Massachusetts, had gone off to
his home and neglected his duty, was no reason
why the practice should be indiscriminately
allowed Taft did not know where the gen.
tleman from Massachusetts was; if he (Taft)
was meant, Cochran was at fault, as usual.
He (Taft) had been in this State ever since he
was fourteen years old. Cochran: $50 much
the worse for the State" Taft: "It may
have been worse for the State, but have
never had to rise in this body to defend a
connection with the corrupt government of
this State" The bill passed second reading
also the bill to fix and reduce the price of
dieting prisoners. A resolution by Corwln,
that when the Senate ad journs to-day, it stand
adjourned until Monday at 7 P. NJ, was
adopted. Ayes "a; nays, 4.
The bill to provide stationery and fuel pass
ed a second reading. 1t allows the members
of both houses FIVE dollars each for stationery
and postage per session, and one hundred dol
lars for the Senate and one hundred and fifty
for the House for stationery, per session, for
the use Of committees.
In THE HOUSE, the bill to reduce and fix
the salary of certain officers, which had been
continued to the next session, was reconsider.
ed and placed on the calendar.
The consideration of the clause in the ap-
preparation bill, providing for the payment of
the interest on the consolidated debt of the
State. was resumed.
Miller, (colored Rep.) of Beaufort, spoke
in favor of the section as it stood, taking the
ground that it was the wish Of the admins.
tration that the section should pass, and that
it was Of vital consequence to the State that
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-05-24

HAMPTON MARCH.
TVHE CHAMPION MARCH," instrumental
i music, at IS cents copy, at
H, F, ADICKES'.
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WHITE PANTS,

NOATS and Vests, in nice variety, can be found
I J at our house. II. +. ADlCkES.
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CLARK BROTHERS
0UR FANCY GROCERY DEPARTMENT

CONSISTS of Canned Goods, viz: Tomatoes,
I Peaches, Strawberries, Salmon, Oysters, Dew
lied Ham, Sea Foam, Twinn Brothers, Yeast
Powders Horsford's Bread Preparstion' Pepper'
Robbins Starch Polish, nice article for the
laundry Blueing, Tea, Concentrated Ley, Black
ing, Axie-Grease, Table Salt Soap. Sardines,
Stove Polish, Pickles, Candies and Crackers,
house in the trade.
CLARK BROTHERS.
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HUNTER & OATES.
HATS, &C.

f1A ISs NCs
II AIDES Hats, Fans, Cuffs, Collars, Silk Ties,
l 4 Silk Handkerchiefs, etc., are selling very
rapidly, at remarkably low figures. Parasols,
to 81 so. Ladies who fail to call on US, most as
suredly stand in their own light, for with us
Goods are going off cheaper than ever before.
HUNTER d OATES.
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CHEAP GOODS.

WHY is it that HUNTER q OATES are sell
w ing Goods cheaper than any other house in
town? It is because they buy for cash and get
discounts, and are thus enabled to sell Goods at
astonishingly low prices.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COPARTNERSH NOTICE.
VlHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
i partnership, under the name and style Of
LINDSAY & CLAWSON, for the practice OF
Medicine and Surgery in the town and vicinity
of Yorkvile.
rs Office adjoining the York Drug Store.
j. F. LINDSAY, NJ. D.
j. Fl. CLAWSON, M. D.
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Financial.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-Gold 1.Ba.
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OUR STAPLE GROCERY DEPARTMENT

UUK STAPLE GhUCEh1 UEI EIdn1WCN1
CONSISTS of Bacon, Clear Rib Sides, Hams,
| u Lard, Flour of various brands Sugars, Cof-
fees. Corn Meal Corn, Rye, Peas, Salt, Bran, Rice,
| Pearl Grist Moasses, Of various grades: kero-
sine Oil and Mackerel, all of which will be sold
| at prices to suit the times.
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DRESS GOODS.

WHY is it that HUNTER & OATES are sell
w ing more new Dress Goods than any house
in town. It is because they have more OF them them
lishment. HUNTER q OATES.
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STRAW HATS,

0F these, we have an elegant line. We will
sell you very nice Panama Hat for SIPS
Come and see us when you want to buy.
n F. ADICKES.
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FAMILY RTRLES.

II HAVE the incest Family Bible for $3.50 ever
offered at that price. It is very nicely bound,
handsomely illustrated and good print. Also,
Pocket Bibles, in variety, just come in:
II. F. ADICKES.
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I'll. r. ADICKES.
DRESS GOODS.
YOUNG MEN.

1T Is only necessary for young men to come and
see our Cassimeres and prices, to be convinced
that they are below fair price.
II. F. ADICKES.
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SUMMER SHAWLS.
A NICE assortment Of Ladies' Summer Shawls
n in Store at prices ranging from 81 so to 100.
The $4,000 Shawl is made Of real Llama hair. We
have it in two colors-white and black.
a. F, ADICKES.
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SATURDAY, May 19.
In THE HOUSE, Mr.. Massey presented an
extract from the presentment of the grand
jury of York county, relating to the fence law.
The committee on ways and means reported
unfavorably on joint resolution to author
ize the State treasurer to pay $40 to each stu.
dent of the South Carolina University, who
resides ont of Richland county, to enable
them to return home The joint resolution
was then rejected.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
committee on the judiciary to prepare gen.
era bill in relation to working Of public roads.
The consideration of the report of the spe-
cial committee as to the conduct Of Judge
Wright, was postponed till next session.
The following we're read a second time:
Senate bill to provide for the filling Of vacan.
cies in county Offices; Senate bill to amend
the charter Of the town Of Yorkville and
bill to reduce the pay Of county commission
ers and their clerks.
A joint resolution to appoint commission
to codify the acts was postponed till next ses-
sion.
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NULTON market Corned Beef, fresh Mackerel.
Sliced Dried Beef, Orange Marmalade and
Cranberry Sauce. These are articles seldom Of
fered in this market. Call and get some while
you have the opportunity. y.,
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TeIegraphic Breviiies.
Farewell Meeting.

TO night the farewell sermon of the
Rev. G.. Francis Grant will be preached
Ia this city. Though Mr.. Grant has
been with us but four or five weeks,
he has made many lifelong friends,
and has 80 presented the truths of the
bible rs to greatly strengthen Gods
people here, while there have been
added to those who trust in Christ for
salvation about seventy souls. This OF
itself IL matter for great rejoicing,
but we doubt not that the seed sown
will yet spring up in more abundant
harvest OF good here in Dallas. Mr..
Grants methods are those of clear
logical thinker, whLse heart Is full OF
sympathy and love for his fellow-men,
vet who does not for moment lose
sight OF his aim, which il to convince
the understanding and prove that "this
is verify Christ"
We hope that there will be gen.
eral outpouring of our people to listen
to the farewell sermon tonight, and
that the reverend gentleman will be
persuaded to visit Dallas again, rs he
travels through the country.
All honor to those who, 10 this ag'
of wording and folly, hold up 10 mel
high moral and religious standards
They are indeed the real benefactor
of the race.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-06
THE DEAD PATRIOT.

nae Nah0n orders u state Funeral for
VI. Thiors THE Enrct OI uts Death
"a French Politics NnriOusIy Esii.
mated many Thinks IL VIII clear
Tho a ImospnHre,
PARIS, September 5.--rhe official
Journal publishes u decree by Presi-
dent MacMahon, ordering II state
funeral for NJ, Theirs.
To day the bourse was quite anima-
mated and seemed In some way or
other o regard the sad event Of eX.Pre-
sdent M. Theirs death ~ tending TO
clear the political atmosphere.
President MacMahon will attend the
late NJ. THEIRS funeral ut the lnvalldes
on saturday next
BERIIN, September 3. -rhlers death
produced deep impression throughout
the German empire, French difficult
ties are appreheuded.
LONDON, September 5.--rhe Eng.
lish press generally thinks that to the
French republicans, NJ. Theirs loss Is
terrible 1t ia not light matter that
the republican policy instead of being
represented 10y Theirs mature wisdom,
should be dependent on the eager tenn
per of Gambetta, who Ia now without
u serious rival,
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After presenting his credentials to
President MacMahOn this afternoon,
Mr.. Noyes said; az have also the
great pleasure to bring with me, the
expressions of the wishs Of the presi-
dent of the United States for the well
being of your eXcellency, and the
health AID happiness of your family
as well ms the peace and prosperity Of
the French people"
My compatriots all remember with
gratitude the Opportune assistance ren.
dered by France to our ancestors when
lighting for national independence. ]
shall not be able better to interpret
the desire and feelings Of the presi'
dent and American people than by
endeavoring, as ! shall have pleasure
in doing, to cultivate, strengthen ana
perpetuate the warmest sympathies
and friendly relations between the two
countries.
President MacMahon In reply said
| thank you for the sentiments you
have expressed in the name OF the
president of the United States. | am
sensible Of the recolloctions you call
up. You may rest assured you will
always find me ready to second In
maintaining and strengthening the
friendship which unites France with
| your country.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


The Republican state Convention En.
aOrae Hayes outhern PoIicy Garry
the News Ia blaine, the CamerOnp
Already Rnow H.
HARRISBURG, September 8. The res
publican state convention assembled in
the hall ofthe house Of representatives
at noon toNday, and was called TO order
by A. w. Norris, president OF the state
committee.
Later-William IL, Armstrong was
elected permanent president. j. p.
Sterrot was nominated for Judge by ac.
clamalion. The contest IL sharp over
the minor places on the ticket. Tho
committee on resolutions reported the
following, which was adopted;
First-While we recognize and re.
spect the difference OF opinion exist
ing among us as to the course pursued
by President Hayes towards tho south,
we are heartily ia accord in IGNORING
the patriotic motives which have
guided him, and hope the results OF this
policy will be peace, goodwill and the
complete recognition of the equal
rights Of all men in every section of
the country, and to the efforts of his
administration TO carry into effect the
principles Of the platform upon which
he was elected, We pledge our hearty
and cordial support.
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Night Associated Press Roport.l
Surgeon Charles L, Greenleaf has
been relieved from duty in the depart
ment Of the gulf.
The reported change in the collec-
torship of Chicago was premature.
Secretaries McCrary, Evarts, Schurh
and Mr. Lawrence were in consulta.
ton at the war department to-day
over the sitting Bull commission.
The commission will meet at ST..
Paul on the 18th Instant, where they
will receive instructions,
The following emenates from high
financial authority; constant allusi0n
is being made to the policy of France
In regard to resumption, os being diff
ferent from that adopted here, when
the truth il that country has been act
ing upon the very policy of the United
States is pursuing, but France is res
ducing her circulation much more rap
idly than the United States.
The bank of France has withdrawn
its circulation during the last nine
months to the amount OF at least
Gl2,OOO,00O or S6O,cOO,OOO, and has ac-
cumulated coin IN about the same
ratio, and is now practically ut specie
payments and would no doubt formally
resume, but for the unsettled condition
Of affairs.
The silver question Is far more dis
turbed there than here.
Kenneth Raynor appeared in the
police court, plead guilty to assault
and battery aud was fined $50
The Judge does not show any the
worse for his recent scullle. He made
"A long statement under oath IN elabo-
ration of that teIegraphed Monday.
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WASHINGTON.

~ ported change IA the chicago Col.
IrotOrship Premature The CaIcRsieu
Log war naval Oniccr CornoII
stronger Nlth the Republican Party
Than the President setting Hull
COmnissiOn
Noon Associated rress Report,
WASHINGTON, september h,-lt Is
stated, in case neither the owners OF
the Calcasieu logs nor the government
b0pd them, and they are sold as prop.
erty liable to waste, Secretary Schurl
has determined 10 have his agents in
Calcasieu to buy them In on govern.
meut account,
The president may spend a day NJ
Shelbyville, Tennessee,
The Republican, speaking OF the
cabinet action in the Cornell matter
has the following; which indicates that
the president himself, the highest civil
service officer is not disposed in the
exercise Of high functions TO obey his
own order The presldent while
standing firmly in his decision, Is new
ertheless cCnsderate of the interests
of the republican party In New York,
and will allow the matter to remain
in statue Quo few days longer.