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HOLLOWAY's PILLS.
Invariably cure the following diseases;
I>ORDER OF GHE KaDyEYS

I~ORDER OF EHG kaDNESS.
In all diseases affecting these organs. whether
they secrete too much or TOO li5lle water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel,
or with acneS ana pains settled in ths lGns
over the regions OF the Kidneys. these Pnls
should be taken according - the printed direc-
tons, and the Ointment should be well rubDc
into the small OF the back at Ded tin3. This
treatment viii give almost Immediate relief
Wheh all other means have failed,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.


TINS compound Oh
the vegetable altera-
tives, Sarsaparllla,
Dock, Stllllngia and
Mandrake with the
IOdldcs OF Potassium
ana Iron makes n
most effectual cure OF
IA series OF complaints
which are very preYa'
lent and afllicting. II
purlnes the blood
purges out the lurk-
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FROM THE PRESIDENT or THE
NEW york STATE TEACHERS
ASSOCIATIONS

FROM THE PRESIDENT or THE
NEW YORK STATE TEdGJIER'S
tUCoCTtTToW
lDoNCih AAD-f'
Dr Fnnperis Tn,oroved Cougb Uonav n !
'ii OiSaN uP No'N ~ ''o uN'"' "e'O'N
any OOuEu ""5 ". W. ',c"' ih w" w t"'
hours. III 1t viii relieve any cough IN
one hour or less T31 II ia the best rem-
edv known for III. rsliof If irritable and
~ nH'"" ~ '''1 -
bondson,n II, n,,'earoro, eofa ~ its oc,inD
ond nar,ai, ir a., II dooo rot d-,,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-17

"HAoKMETAoK" a new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.

My daughter has received great
henelit nom the use OF Negetinc,
Her declining health was II source
Ut great Anxiety to II her friends
A lew bottles OF Negetine re-
5 Ored her health, strength ala
appetite.
". II TILDEN,
Insurance and Real E,tAte Agt,
No. 40 Sears Bn ding,
Boston, Mass.
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CANNOT BE
E x c E L L E D

CHARLEsTowS, Mar. 10, 1869.
II X STEVENS:
Dear Sir-This IS 10 certify that
| have USED your "Blood Prepara-
ton" in my family for seveTa
years, and think that, tor ScrO1u
Ia or CdnkerOus Humors or Rheu-
matic atIeCiiu Ions, / cannot be Ca
c He'd; aud as a blood puritler or
,pring medicine, II is the best
thing have ever used, ana hay
USED almost everything. l can
uheerluily recOmmt nd IL to al!
one In need OF such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DlNSMORE,
No. 10 Russell street.
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Dennison.. Prtcmt nhippinR Tngs.
VEGETINE
Purifics the blood, HcnOvates and
InvIgOrates the whole system.
IFS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE

Alternative. TONIC, SOLVENT
AND DIUREIIC.
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IMPORTANT OAUTfOM.

None are genuine unless the signature Of j
HAYDOcK, as agent for the United States, eur
rounds each box OF PMS, ana Ointmtut.
handsome reward Will be given 70 any one rem
derlng such Information AB may lead 70 the de-
ttcllun on any party or parties COunteueluug
the medicines or vending the sane, showing
them to be spurlOul
4.'ooid at thG maui ctory OF Professor IOL.
LowAY a. Co New YORK. aud by all re-ppct lUie
druggists and dealers Ia medlciue thruugnOut
the iyllzed world Ia boxes at 25 cents, Ga cen;a
and Sl each,
~ There IS considerably aving by taking
tho larger sizes.
N. -Dirocllon3 for the guidance OF putlents
In every disorder are affixed TO efcl boz.
Office 112 Liberty St, New York.
OCT III Sd&W "
TOHN W. MASURY d SONS
Ready-Made RailraOd COlOrS,
For. House Palnting
d&w W. Q. LAND0N.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-03-10

Ex-Governor Joseph Johnston, Of
Virginia, who died on Tuesday of last
week, in the 92nd year of his age, was
born in Grange county, in the State of
New York, in December, 1855. He
went to Virginia when boy and set
tied in the county of Harrison. He
served fourteen sessions in Congress,
was elected Governor Of Virginia, be-
sides being five times elected to the
Legislature, and once to a Constitution
al Convention. He is emphatically the
last of a past generation. lie was in
Congress with Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
Hayn", Silas Wright, Martin Van Bu-
ren, Thomas IL. Benton, and that class
Of men who are now all gone. lie was
older than the Constitution of the
United States, has lived to see twenty.
five States added to tha glorious thir
teen, aud the population increase from
1000 600 to 10000, 600. lie remem-
bered when the country mourned the
death of Washington, and has been
personally acquainted with the presi-
dents from Jefferson TO buchanan.
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DR.. Swayne's Compound
Syrup. of Wild Cherry

sglIkes NJ th6 root OF dlsease by purifying the
blood, restoring the liver ana kidneys to healthy
acLion, invigOrating the nervous system.
The only standard remedy for heinOrrhage
bronchial and all pulmonary compaints Con.
sumptives or those predIspOsed to weak lungs.
edv. W.
It's marvellous power not only over cOnsump.
ton. but over every chronic disease where n
gradual Alternative action Ia needed. Under its
use the cough is loOsened, the night sNyeats d.
inlmsh tne pain subsidies, the pulse returns 10
It's natural standard, the stomach is improved
M It's power 90 digest and asslmilate the food
ana every organ has purer ana better quality
DIood supplied to ii, OFT Of which new recTea.
i've aud nlnstIc matertal Is mnne. -
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH pENNA.RAlLROAD
CIENTRAL r.. Il. OF N. j.

TENTRAL II. X. OF NJ j.
W LEHIGH & SUSQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route to Long Branch.
PASSENGER STATIONS IN NEW YORK FOOT
or LIBERTY ST., AND FOOT OF CiARKS0N
ST, UP TOWN.
Time Table of January 10, 1877.
Trains Leave LEHIGHTON as follows: 10,
For Easton, New York, Philadelphia and al
intermediate Stations at 2;2c p. M. =.
For Mauch Chunk, Wilkes-liarre, Scranton aud
all intermediate Stations 1T la p. IN. p.
ReturntRp-Leave New York, foot of Liberty
Street, at $3.50 a. M.
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'a
X. r., Third and Berks St., at 9.45 a. III.
Leave EastOn at llSl0 a. IN.
Leave Mauch Chunk at 2:20 p. IN. .e Is
Fo; further particulars see Time Tables at the
Stations.
PASSENGER FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
HIP. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger agent,
July 4, 1874.
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DIR. swAYNE's CoMPoUND
Syrup5 Wild Cherry
IS A SOVEREIGN REMBDY,

Hem0rThage, or sptttin0 blood, may proceed
rom the larynX, trachla brOnChia or lungs
and arise from various causes, as undue physlcai
eNertiOn, plethora, or tullness of the vessels
weak lungs, Overstrainng of the voice suppress,
cd evacuation, obstruction OF the spleen or Nv
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THE LUNGS!
CONSUMPTION 2

This distressing and dangerous complaint and
Its premonitory symptom neglected cough
night sweats hnarseness, wasting flesh. fever
permanently cured by "Dr. Swayne sCOmpound
Syrup of Wild Cherry"
BRONCHI1IS--A premOnitor of pulmonary
Consumption. IS characterized by caeTrh or in
tiammatlOn OF the mucous membrane of the air
passages with cough and expecturattOn, short
breath, hoarseness pans in tho chest. For A
bronchial affections, sore throat. loss of voice,
coughs,
nD eNr N-N-Ir,- L.nnL nc.L-.- L.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-09-05
TAX NOTICE.
...-. --i.~ .a.r. T'H1I.
Treasurer's Office, Abbeviile
County, Ge4

\ UTHORITY having been given. by
n the Comptroller General Of tho
State, to the County Treasurer, to use his
discretion rs to the collection Of Taxes
prior to the LIST OfOctobcr. / hereby give
notice that my office will bepopen on and
after Monday, tho Sd day of September
and remain open for the month except AZ
stated below. III 800 1,
In order to accommodate the tax payers,
Of the County, I will attend ut the follow.
ing places, at the times, stated MS follows:
Ninety-Six, Monday and Tuesday, 9th
and 18th September. ru
Greenwood, Wednesday. 26th
Hodges, Thursday, 9th, ~ g.. a
D~onaldsvillc, Friday, 18th. -
Due West, Saturday, 18th.
My office in the Court House, will DO
open from the lst to 31st October. Tho
Court House being the cotton market for
the sections of the county not specified
above. 1t is deemed advisable that no
other appointments than those above
enumerated, be made.
The Books will close October 3lst. All
taxes not paid on or before that day viii
be liable to q penalty Of Is per cent, and
the, Treasurer will proceed to collect the
same as provided by law. I'D, tET
Persons liable to pay o poll tax and fait-
ing or refusing to pay the same shall be
deemed guilty of.a misdemeanor, aud
shall be punished by q fine Of five dollars.
or be imprisoned in the county. jail for
thirty days. 2E,
Tax payers arc notified to bring with
them the Receipts for the Hampton and
County Tax, given by me, as the sanse
will be taken as money in the payment OF
the present tax. j. w. PERRIN, ~
County Treasurer
August. %. 1877. ST. ft'S1'
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with Dyspcpsia as Americans. Although
wears Of experience in medicine had fail
ed to accomplish Il certain and sure reme-
DIV for this disease and it's effects, such rs
Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN, Water-brash,
Sick Headache, CoStivoness, p~alpitation
of tho Heart, Liver Complaint, coming
up of tho food, low spirits, general dcbil-
Green's August FSluSWWcHr We beiieve there
is no case Of Dyspepsia that cannot be
Immediately relieved 10000 dozen sold
last year without II case Of failure e
ported. Go to your Druggist W.T.. Pen
ney and got q sample Bottle tor III cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you
Regular size IS cents. 3
THE SICK SHOULD REsT.-Bcsidcs
heavy family at1liction, the continued
fcobloncss OF Bro. Manning Brown has
prevented his meeting some of his Quar-
tcrly Conferences. Brow. II. Lawton
ton. returning last Tuesday, from Saludf
circuit, where he had been in place OF
the p. T., says that Bro. Brown needs alb
solute rest apay from his arork. TO this
we heartily agree. Bro. LawtOn himself
was, as usual, chcnrful, hodcful, work
ful.-Christian Neighdor.
A delicate complexion is host compared
to a blooming rose; but when the coun,
teuance is disiigurcd with Blotches and
Pimples, like weeds in a rose bed, tho
sufferer should promptly use DR.. Bulls
| Blood Mixture, which quickly and Of
foctually cradicates such unsightly evi'
dcnccs Of Impure blood.
INSURE your dwelling, barns and sta
blcs, with Conner, DuPre d. Branch. >
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~J,OwndcsyiUc Dots.

Tho limb of which Mr.. Jones com,
planned sc loudly a week or two In:
been removed. 1t is no longer terror Il
Ieg-llorn hats and nervous men.
Ms. VIM. Cozby is still suffering from
chronic rheumatism.
Mr.. L. G.. Kay has been struck by
lightning.
At three o'clock on Saturday the Sth,
"Nustirs" and tho l~tuckcrSville club will
contest II match game OF base ball on tho
play ground of tho Rustic club.
Mr.. Theodore G. Baker has q heart
orcriiowlng with the milk Of human
Kindness, and is in quest OF n "divinity'
before whom he might PROSTATE himself,
and confer this richest treasure.
Mr.. Dewitt Barnes is moon struck.
His greatest fear is an eclipse.
Mr.. George Burlctt, the owner Of that
splendid mill on Rocky River, will give
Iitly bags OF cotton towards the Rail-
road.
Everybody about Lowndcsvillc is
takin. IN active interest in the proposed
! railroad, and nearly all will subscribe
literally.
4 meeting of the friends Of the rail-
road enterprise has been booked for the
Sth, inst, next Saturday.
new MILITIA COMPA=Y.-Wc learn
that Il new company has been formed ut
Lpwndcsvillc with the following officers.
Captain-R. S. Bccliham.
L%icutcnants - John Iaskin, j. p.
Prilchard, T.. w. Harper.
Orderly Sergeant, flames Carlisle.
The company has been accepted and
the officers have been commissioned. We
learn that sixty stands of arms will be
allowed them by the Government.
Mr.. Theodore &. Baker will make up
for losses in corn last year, by the excel
lent crop which: he will gather this Fall.
Mr.. James II. McDill is in love. He
docs't acknowledge it, ever to his sweet
heart, but every body knows it, and he
might just as well tell her about it.
Mr.. j. p. Young has ono of the finest
crops in tho county, and it is astonishing
how far some of the young mon Of that
section Will ride to sec it.
Col. J. Marion Latimcr is taking an
active interest in the railroad, and grows
enthusiastic when talking III the subject
of the railroad.
Office during tho pnst week, MI. Illco-
(lOlC VI 1'tNSlS VI w Nv IN
said when he sold his cotton that no
would remember tho poor. He will
soon sleep with the printers blessing.
Mr.. James n. Latimcr, Junior, we
learn, is making an extra large crop of
corr this year. This is well, when we
consider the number of visitors he will
likely entertain during tho coming year.
MI. S. S. Baker, is building MI addi-
ton to his already splendid dwelling.
When flushed, this mansion will be an
ornament to the town. The grounds
around Mr.. Bakers residence lave also
been greatly improved, and now palings
add to the beauty Of the whole.
Mr.. Lindsay Scott voted against tho
fence law. His nciglbor's hogs knowing
his opinion on the fence question, called
at his fields and have hocn helping them
selves to his corn ever since. 49,. .
The peach crop in this section is very
large, and much of tho choicest fruit has
been converted into that (which giveth
its color i'll the cup" ... .... w.
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Due West Female College.

We ask the attention OF III readers to
the advertisement OF the opening Hcr-
ciscs of this College, which may be found
elsewhere in this paper. At this College
II thorough education may be obtained ut
the cheapest rates, while the kindcst and
best attention are bestowed upon the
Young ladies'. The inducements offered
are 50 great that many pupils from neigh
boring States are drawn tllithcr every
wear, and VIC learn that the prospects now
are for good attendance, which
is most cheering to the friends Of the i'll
stitution. Boarding has already been Sc
cured for a number Of Young ladies from
Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Florida and
other States. The able and efficient
Faculty will remain rs formerly, with
the addition of the cultured and intel
lcctuai Miss Ella Elliott, of Winsboro, rs
teacher OF music, whose accomplishments
will be quite IN acquisition to the Faculty
and al attraction to the College, while her
presence and personal magnetism will
add an additional charm to the society of
DueEWest. Miss Elliott graduated a few
wears ago at this College with the highest
1Ionors of her class, and We congratulate
the patrons of the College, no less than
the Faculty, in having the services of II
possessing so maDy' of the Sraces TO i'm
aJart an elegant . :colN enlistment.
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Rev. Thomas Sumter Daniel.

Tho ministry and life of this faithful
servant of Christ are ended. He died
ncar D~onaldsvillc, S. c., on Monday last.
The sad intelligence is borne to us in tho
following note from Il. NJ. Madison, Esq:
AUGUST %, 1877.
sT;ev. r. S. Daniel died suddenly yes
tcrday (.Aug. 27.) He was in usual health
to within thirty minutes before death,
and had preached the preceding Sabbath.
1t is supposed that disease of the heart
was the cause of his DEATH"
Inclusive of an interval of ten years in
the local ranks and the present year as u
superannuate, Brother Daniel had been a
worthy, trusted and esteemed member OF
tho South Carolina Conference iorty-ono
years. He was Il man Of excellent Jlldg-
mcnt, his preaching was evangelical,
practical and pointed; and oftontiincs
was attended with great power. His cir
cumspect and diligcnt walk-thc express
sion of an abiding faith in Christ-pro-
pared the waitine servant to answc at
any hour the Masters call to come up
higher. a good man-truc, tried and
~provcn-has finished his coursc.-Ch'fs-
fiuu Nci1HUOT.
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Our Exchanges.

TIE BanveN Sentinel is much better
than the average local paper, rs regards
tho county and general intelligence. The
outside OF tho paper however, is not
equal to tho INSIDE. This paper would
find the patent outside q great advantage
to publisher and reader. Adopt this
plan brother Bronson and take Off about
half your present list, and you will get
new Subscribers to take tho places of
dead beats, which will result i'll your
making money.
THE Camden Journal and Gazette
threatens to cut off dead heads after the
first of next january. If Il brothers
will look over their books they can find,
in all probability, quito u number OF
names that they could spare at once.
duce the circulation to onc-half. It's q
mistake to give away your paper.
THE Camden Journal and Gazette is All
excellent local paper, and every time we
see it, we regret that such men as Tran
thon & Beard should go back to tho old
tread mill style Of printing the outside OF
their paper, when they could buy a pat
cnt outside edited with moro ability ut a
much less cost.
The SMmter True SoMthron says if we
can't have Cotton Factories, we will take
moro Counties, Court Houses, Jails,
Sheriffs and Trial Justices, and console
ourselves with the hope that there will be
less stealing, and more hogs, chickens,
&c. ...... ...
The Wi~nnsboro' NeaUs is one ofthe most
ably edited and is one Of the best printed
papers that we receive. This paper has
enlarged views and does not devote q
great deal of space to his own town. He
looks principally after the welfare Of the
State and the nation. .n
TIE Port Royal advertiser would be
improved if it was reduced i'll size and
number of dead advertisements. a patent
outside would not hurt, but be a wonder
ftll help. This paper doesn't waste much
space on locals.
THE Washington (Ga.) Gazette, is also a
good paper. The editor works on the in
side of his paper and succeeds well in
this department., but we would not be
surprised to hear that tho devil edited the
outside.
THE anderson Journal gives a reada-
BILE account Of his recent trip to Mount
Tryon.
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Level Land Items.

Coon FARMING.-Captain II. Robin
son will gather from his thirty acres new
ground this year, six hundred bushels
ii corn.
a protractcd meeting is going on at
First Creek church, conducted by Rov.
W. IL. Walters. Several converts have
been made, and several more anticipa-
ted.
p. r. Carwile has returned from Eben-
czer Springs, which he visited in order
to rccuperate his health. 1t is, indeed,
singular that he should be accompanied
by Il young lady.
The young men of Level Land have
DOTTED their holiday garments, and have
gone to work in the fodder field with
that car~ncstncss, which if p]crscvered in
ncvcrsfails to reward with success.
The beautiful and accomplished Miss
Mollie Cromcr, was on a visit ut Mrs
Mandaline Hays last week.
J. n. Robinson, a prominent young
man of Level Land is in search Of 4 wife
Success to his efforts.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A1sroS HousE.-p Carrnwny, Lynchburg
4 = Neal, Richmond; u T. Harris, IhonnnS'
Vile; NJ MngraLh. Columbia; j NJ NJ Conrad,
c cal,isi,uis: Dr 4 Wideman', Gen Pi Brad.
lev. Bold Branch; u Morrah, j w NJ Morrnh,
Mt Carmel; q Il Eiley, Hodges: j I I!hskin'
Thco Kennedy, Mountain View; j T. Caid,
well, Willlngton; NJ VIM, Santuck; TG
Lownicsyllle; Iicv IN Young, Il w IINddon,
" j bonner, CO IIaddon. Duc West: John {
Chiles,, Mill way; l. j Wilson, z W wilson Is :
Mars; Calhouns Mill; J Y Jones, 4 II TcmpIs
ton. Patterson Wnrdlaw, J NJ Giles, City; TT
Cunningham, Ninevillc; l. CLigon, savannah
Valley; Miss Kate Small, Rose uiili j n CAR
r. a Mars, Cnlllonns. Mill; + NJ Johnston,
Baltimore; j W Ward, Charleston.
ABBEvILIE I~IorEL.-Capt. Tarrant, Milton
Coleman, II Nichols, j Pinson, Mrs Sanders
Thos Jones' 6, Jno G Gr"WG%r'I /, d H~ieTisnn, s ! %
ltook, Phoenix; A II McAlisier, wilmington
!: McAlister, Colhouns Mill; i n Pratt, K4l,
Jackson, " S Wheeler, " j Rogers, w
Wardlaw, w L Miller, Jno mili; a :. y y T. 1 cnic.
man, New Market; Cap Madison: Rev i
Miller, Smithvillc.
CENTRAL HoTEL.-Arthur. Bryan, MISS !
Sircs, Charlcston; j w Baker, GrecnTlllc; j. i
Carlisle, Hon LC Northrop,, sparianbnrg; d!
| NathauIrl IInyncs, Lewis Dantzlcr. Capt } \
Cochran, W II Arnold, Hodges; r Grlydpn
Conner, Col + y iIerndon, Drn c Hart, Coke
bury; I + Riley, Gcecnwood; J SulZDitEkG I
Columbia; Calvin iIaddon. j HocgeS, " II
sharp. Saml Agncw, Inc West; + y "li Eom
lit Mountain; j $ jay, Midway; Frank
Henry. l. Cane; \ JSpecr, I.owndrSyliic; =. .
Hu:sey,, Eorde1ux; W \ L9nirr, M"ntr ns,S
J O Fclier. Knoxville; II & Souddy, Andcr
son, Mrs II Baker, Miss NJ Baker. G t,aS3n
J ACalloun, Bluc Hill; j iJones' CITY; l
| GUiSOn. Ala.
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Tho Grrcnriuc Enterprise and Afountainer'
copied Il recent notice of ours, OF that paper
and says: TINT above we copy from the A6'
bcriWc Press and Banner of Il recent date
which Is edited by Hugh Wilson, Esq. Tho
I. dnd u. Is one OF the best papers in tho
state. therefore We value n compliment from
it. Having read 1t for many years., ant
known its Editor, We like them both. We
like the Editor because lie Is III excellent
man, and we like the paper because 1t Is q
good one and from the the fact that he gets 1t
up. But he * II confirmed bachelor, II that
obscurcs all his good qualities.
PRESENTATION. I. Fl. Bradley, member
Of the House Of Representatives from Able
willie county, and Chairman Of the commit
tee Oh the PcnitcniiGry, WAS In the city tho
past week, and gave, us Il call.-He has been
on q tour up the S~partanburg and AshVille
Railroad inspecting the working OF the con-
Wet labor on IL, in North Carolina. General
Bradley Is truly Progressive man,, and is no
doubt ~ valuable legislator.
CURE FOR RIIEUMATIsM.-The NC1U Eng
tanG Farmer represents the following recipe
rs tsilnpIc and invalub!e remedy for rhcu-
matism. Take Il pint of the spirit of turper-
tine, to which add half m ounce of camphOr.
Let It stand till the camphor Is dissolved;
then rub it on the part affected. And IT will
never fail to remove tile complaint. Repeat
the. application morning an evening. 1t Is
said TO be equally available for burns, scalds,
bruises and sprilins, never falling Of success.
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CokcSburlcs

Rev. 4. Emory Watson preached in
the Methodist church on Sunday, and
Bro. Gilbert in tho Presbyterian chapel
at night.
Mrs. DR.. Barnett, Of Enfaula, Ala, for.
merly Miss Della Conner, is on Il visit tc
relations. She sings as pretty as ever.
The Grange discussed, on Saturday
the question, ''should the usury law b(
rc-emactcd? Our representative Col. G..
took part. The usurcrs wore asset up
and the question decided nthc affirmative
with only two dissenting votes. The
question for next Saturday is ''shoulc
the. farmers of South Corolina raise lhcil
own stock Z"
Capt w. a. Moore speaks of moving t.
Grecnyille-if he would offer $500 reward
for the robbers who Knocked him off lis
horse, he might remain in old Abbcville
We can't spare such good citizens.