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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
ALONG WILL. CONTEST ENDED.

Surrogate Cayin has filed hlS uecSION sU7IHI1IUS
tho Will Of Mrs Badca ShG which has boon Tor long time
uui,r contest by grandson Andrew shih Mrs Shi heh
rropcIty In Logislna New York md France valued AZ
,o, cgo ,nd Nv her will usho In rlrs In 1891 gave tho
,ate in equal shares children. After the VIII was
drawn Mr.. Sin thought that her son fd"afn NhV w.
lo.giua aer er estates LOUISIANA, hah mmaiifSud NJ
iu.u,ss AMI had made nsnficont securities Anr
s h.r great oss Tle mother and had long Aud iht
te tigaions anu IN 1909 Qer ha,Ins d.d IN the nan
ti rc made cnirll her Will cutting OY her grandson
ards sr from any her property The grandson
Was eit 4 fortune OF 500, 900 ~ his father.
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RESULTS or JrNG1xo CON- on TIE DowrRY

Hugh Martin of No. Is licnIy-st caTlv yestefuaJ
oru!r was tassin. along the Bowery clnkns some sNo
io b,s hand when man struck lin violent blow DeI"'eh
tss eyes asd Will st confused the rlin sei
the foncy in h, hand stole from hs pooAe H
ran away robbed man pufshci INC h'l tr,dc1
pursuer gaining upon bin, thrnoi and pi'snteu = ,
az I.rilns heat The later shouted uf ~ loD
% oer SIN m ~ the Fifteenth Precinct hearing hs crii
csI. M ts.rmed iho ra1 ald iooA hil To ne Mritr
freet Police station where gave the name - Jnin Nml
ara ~ OF No .; Cfosbys. Upon being ttrrhHl ."lo
fIud uon ths man English shilling. - - "a cultIJ,
an croe watch two skeleton KEYS loacd revolver al
black y similar use by burglars Tor catJ hs
AVA stolen property
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE cUsToM.moUsE REDUCTIONS.

At the CHstoni-hOuse yesterday it was stated
that deputy collectors would be discharged June
15 in accordance with the recommendation Of the In
ycsgating Commission int had not got been decided
who would Do dismissed, aud their names would not DO
made pubc before the order Tor tAcir disnial went
into effect Gen Sharpe, aided by tho committee ap-
pointed for the purpose. Is making thorough myrstga
OF the number that Doe spared from each division
Of his department and no action toward removing any
OF his subOidnatcs VIII bo taken until his work Is com
plcted-pTohaby not until noNt week. or 2S2 employees
the surveyors Dspartn. ont thc Commission reoOn
mCndcd that 62 should b. dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
POLICE REORGANIZATION CONTINUED.
The Police Commissioners yesterday mad
tbe following transfers:

the following transfers:
Cay,ain-retcr Yulo from Central sixteenth
ciuct. ..., ,,
Fourteenth 10 seventeenth; O~tcs, Scfc46eatA 10 -Four
tccnth. ,, , -..,--., 49,.
ParlueD-JIagan Seventeenth o First and assigned 10
special duty Dwyrr, Thirteenth 70 Seventeenth and put On
Cart, anC ktinrr Eeituth 10 I"outJ
Ilfh collins HINT and Kroner. Tnietuth e. ~ cny-
ninth Naoy. fIrytlri ~ Ihrtyseconi' smith, Twelfth
t0 sl,eciil tiuiy ~ tuo request Of capt. Davis.
Tne members OF thc fOrc0 must hereafter report IN
writing to the CHef clerk when they become 30 years Of
nee and inc Ccf Clerk 10 the board. Tho resignation
OF Paromau Robert Lester OF the Twenty ninth Pre-
cinct was accepted
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
DISPUTED OWNERSHIP or PROPERTY.

j. Edgar Lcsycraft. real estate agent was
arrested yesterday morning By Deputy Unol states Marshal
Newcome on charge OF interfering with execution of
bankruptcy warrant the premises known the Orleans
Flats at No g75 Eghsye Tho property takon Io..e,
by United sta Marshal Two weeks tho sup
no,it on that IL was owned by Miles A. Stafford bankiupt
collected fr tho Dohohs OF the creditors MI
Charles IlOfcr. claimed that
owned The property TO col@ct tho
tenants wl,n lie WAS arrested Commissioning Bsts held
ia 600 bail. suit fog trespass " $4,000 damages las
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
DEDICATION OF A CEMETERY OF THE CON
FEDERATE DEAD.

BALTIMORE, June 12.-Ihe Washington Gem
ctcry ~ agcrstown, where the Confederate dead killed
in tho bAtlcs Of Antctam and South Mountain are in
TERED formally dedicated to-day with appropriate
memorial ceremonies, and the graves streWn with
Hovcr- oratiDn delivered by Fiiz Hugh Lee o
virginia. About 1000 borsrus wcrU present. The ccui-
ctcly Incorporated in 1870 py thr Legislature ~
HATy ltnd with Appropriation of $1,000 which has
since Increased 90 $1,000 The STATE, OF Virginia
aud West Virginia have dlse made appropriations A
handsome marble monument tdOrns the ground in
which about 900 Confederate dead are buried.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
A FoRGERs wANDERINGs AND CAPTURE

The Merchants Exchange National Bank
and the Union Trust Company were swindled about
year ago out of $4,000 by forged checks on Bryce
smith a wholesale lquor firm at No. 50 FrontSt. The
persons interested in the forgery were William Leth ms
son William Henry, and william Vcltman, all OF whom
lived In Brooklyn. William II. Leith presented
tho checks Mt the bank, and rs soon
n. the fraud was discovered he fled
with $4,000. The other aceomplices were arrested
Veltnlan, who shown 10 be the forgcr. plesitu
guilty aud used a witness III the tlial OF nih
Ieith who was convicted. This about year 40
tho arrest Of young eh he has succeeded ~ conccahc
his hidngpace Recent tho police were informed thal
he had returned 20 ths country. lie lanieu y"
Boston. and from there went TO Philadelphia ana
Washington His stcpmO;her ond sister nave Dech
living the family residence, No 5o5 raclHcs', r""A
yn Ieh hearing that police surveillance over hs "iu
nome i'm Brooklyn had been relaxed ana anxious U" see
MS relatives came Brooklyn early yesterday Ofhit'
Detectives Roche ana Riley, who were On Toe naicn
hired apartments opposite The mouse, 80" If'ii
enter and soon after they surprised him at break
fast He was taken the Third Precinct ot3u"ii-
house. He cOnYerSed freely about hls H"fti'
in Canada, Great Britain, France ana Gciinany. nc
promised to give correct story OF the forgcIl
aud TO 20 into the restitution business IN the iaes 'hH
most approved STYLE lie was transferred tO Se"-l OK
aud was held for bail 10 the Tombs Police Court b1 oe-
ing fixed at $4,000 His father placed on irai on
second indictment for forgery in the Court OF General
Sessions YESTERDAY Father and son VIII re ire" JOhy
As there arc less tnan Sven ind.ctheitT ntAilst
young Lcith no has faiF prospect Oi Ohs lerii o. i
pTisOuuent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE COURTS.
PUNISHED FOR DENYING HIS CHILD.

John OKeefo alias John Carly, took an infant
year old from bench tn City Han fark on s'"y %
mn pos s,atior whore he said hO had woman
rnt The child on bench and run sway Hs story was
doubfed and on following day his WHO went pe'oio
Julico smith Tombs Polico Court ana Shu tH- o
ca WAS Inc rs and that husband had orcby taEen u
from her and carried 70 Gkee Wa hrll on Nl ~
ol rury upon arragned for tria ~ tne Nou'
of ,;eeral srAson5 yesterday pciio gMIy ana was '.
t,ucci by Judge sutherland 20 two years iSprshot III
~ - ate pr.sou Tho child r1trnnd u tho m0ther
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
rrnoKLYN RRIpGE ELEcrLoN.

The new Board of Brooklyn Bridg" Trustees yes
eray elected Henry C. Murphy President ito aid tat me
corio,,n of th, bridge couhI nOs pr0sed IN three
v.srs -Four ballots Vice PRESIDENT euie ~ no choc'
II ~ suggested ta' he selection should fal upqh Srw-
Nork man a. SIR Murphy, the President Wgs JON ia n
,,r Elurs'ey WthifOw name. and Oh iho ~ pl
thur Icly chosen. John H. ft htic i1 'lpc, - s
ult.r and SIR Oibta.rd Srcrcry. Ihc tt3l c'cPa" ~ ~,
COMPANY - May 81. 1871, were reported IS =,
.ba rr1i.iuras ~ A. 40 Gi Daring tho yA7t f "
h. receipts s279OlI i aud tho disIi7e-c'' SA''-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
WANTED TO GET BACK Iy PRISON AGAIN.

Patrick Hallick. one Of the burglars who shot and
wounded Mr. Phelps tho jeweer at sNthnye aud Thirty
ninth. L. In June 1873 while committing robbery in Ar
Phelps hOuao from hyc years term 81 service at
sing Slug recently aad Nay 20 aaeAt aad ROBBED Aors
q-uav schooner Increase. a. furty 'nuf-1 ST. Noft
river wa tIied convicted ~ The Coatt " VenJa
sfssps yesterday and Judso Sutherland oens hn 70 the
,fale Ius1u 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

his wounds were dressed by the poicesrgeon ana ne
was locked mp for tho night Yesterday mornhS ~ was
taken 10 the TOmbs Police Court, where the chArges
against him were dismissed. The Judge severely fepl,
manded the policemen for their brutal anu uip oN"ho
conduct" and told Waleh TO make complaint against
them tho Central Ofiica. 49,.
1t appeared from the statement OF witnoss.' @ 10 .,o
cation. and inspired by personal Vndlcti eheS' "iGn ~
the officers had declared they entertained O"Hu INC
lal
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
nIvTATVRE ALMANAC.

sun ses... 4:-S sun sets.. 1872 Clock slow. Oli .
Mo0g srt5-iO.tO Moon sOutL-. ~ hoDAS az, "S
H.H WATER EODAY-A " >, =,
Sandy Tfook 900 Gov Island. 92i ilel Gate.li;lo
H.li WAIEE It-Dfi y ., 80
sandy fook g.l. Gov Island. 9j1 Hell Gate..ll;lO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

There is a prccocious SIX -ycar-Old boy III Au-
bum who Is wonderful on spelling and definition. Tie
other day his teacher asked him To spell matrimOny.
"MatrmOny," said tho youngster. PROMPTLY Now de
fine IT. said teacher. Well" replied toe boy, -" don't
exactly knoE what 1t means, bat know my mothers
got enough vi IT,"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

Little girl has present of rabbits; when she
Tor lac vabbits-sl nut the cage mad tnat before
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
VO PHILADELPHIA
PT%ESNTVANIA RAILROAD. rrx a
TEE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND Sbohi h'-
between
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
THE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON

and all POINTS Last gia
NEWPORT AND FALL RiNEh.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BKISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE
LARGEST aud most costly steamers IN 'he WV
FULL. NIGHTS REST. NO MIDNlGhr cHAN'L"
Five morning irains-Fan River TO Boston
staamers leave Nss York daily CSUNDAls July '''-
D incluslye, from pier ~ N. r.. foot OF MurraysI
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY NO.,
Ticket. and state Rooms at all principal ho'
Ticket onioss at Tho Pier and steamers
BORDEN = LOWELL AssSN'
GEO. L. coNNoR, Qeoesal PssseSses Ase-S
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
nryyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JUNE H. IS71

been begun tho State Courts against the un,s saaeo @
Marsh Mr. claims 10 own the properly uhder All
assignment by Nr stafford
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Il ENHANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. !.
ls77-I,aye depos OF Cortlandt aud Deshrosssts
20 n m Might Express daily. icr East0l, Bethlehem Al
iento D. Mauch Chunk. WkesDarre Ptis0a, sayte Emrh
ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buraio Niagara faa ani ths
West Pul!mans sleeping coaches attached. 49,
tOBI. ii. SAGltE, Supt. and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office Church and Corandtsts
~NN'' ~' 4 As.u
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
6ieamUoais ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROA

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEw.YoRR.
BALrIN9as AND ONO kAiLRoAD-EHprs., Tor Washington
South-lOO m Express for ashingon, Tie souIh and
kRIE RAILWAY and 1913 a m and7pm
NEw YoRN CENTRAL AM HUDSON R'RR-s IC.sO and llso
Ngw JREsRr s9uruERs-FOr Phlade steamer leayes
ll:O0 IN and 4OO p M
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS
"A c. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Vssiryst
Pier, ~ r., at s35 and 2itbst at NJ landing at NvaeS
ts EsSt rG and NsaSdsa sa Pogseeps RhpSt
Yors Central Railroad for the west 10 West point and
On 1sr ara , cas' on osr ST fGSa S S
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
the oesAPt Pixt se'%yTs pREW syd ST JonS leave Pier
necunF at Albany viii, exRr,is & roSi tEail' for
LAKE. hHA cHhMPikkfx. HiHMifi'kf
ADlROEDACK AND WHITE
M2f shAn6a Np1INi AND bSoRRf6haF2MS' Rfdnai2GDS'
SPRINGS. THE THOU
SAND ISLANDS OF
and all fayoIite summer Resorts North and Wee.
FARE OSLY 81 80.
Mesnas celebrated String Bands accompany each steamer
s F. MAYO, General Passenger a gent
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" Ferry station N New.l ork. foot Of Libsrty-st
Commencing May p, lsl7-Irains leave az loilows:
Chunk. TanIsqGa. wkesbarTe. Eniia, &c
s:4j :. n-tor EestoH Harrisburg Manch Chunk, Tama-
10 5 a. ~ and 80 D. Soneryilo Flsmngton.
barre Tamaqua Ilazeion Reading Pottsve Harrisburg
5:3O ,. N, day-For Eason Anentowa. aud Harrisburg
For trains local points timetable at stations
SUNDAY THAiN--Ieaye at $50 a. - D.. m. for
Bouad Brook Intermediate points, and at $50 p. Tor
Ia ton, Reading and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove, sc. At 7:i5 g. Ii:tj .. m, 4. 8 p m.
be run between Ssw York and Sea Grit when Si 10
a. express making 10 stops between NewEork and Long
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
An ESCAPED PRISONER RECAPTURED.

Delaney, the prisoner who escaped rom ""
Tonbs Police Conn yesterday, rccaptired nst even
;ur sy Officer Burke Of the steamboat squad.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
non VEIy-UAYEN- HARTFORD. SPRING-

4 FIELD WHITE MONNIAlNS, NON al. aid IN
term.iae points Steamers Pier -, T. H. daily san
DAYS excopte,D at p Uwentythr T. r., at ID n)
ana II d. IN connecting with special trlins at Newayen Tor
Wltioid springfield Sc Tickets sod and taegage chocA q
at 344 Broadway EeglOTk, and COutEt BIOoklyn. TX.
Cursiou o sven and retUrp, ~ SO.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
SHARP WORDS BETWEEN HEALTH BOARDS.

Dir. James, Assistant Sanitary superintendent
Of the Health oaid Of this city, about wooA ao !n'
nished report OF his visit in company VILE Mr. befh
to the swl-mik stables at Bssyiic, L. l. 1"e report
Characterized the condition OF the stables ~ l'y IN i
extreme The animals were declared u be disea'.a '-
atmosphere OF The stables o Dc ioa "'d ln"re, o Io'
injurious to the cows. and tdo mils which teJ furnished
On i've deloterous Ia health Much OF the milk was sad
ca come ~ ts clty. aHd II RECOMMENDED 10 10 i'
sale here The Brooklyn Board oi health was S"' 80
sent communication to the SeWN prk BOa.u oi A'
IN which ihc statements rs 10 the sl"hc" NtIC "'h'
and Inc Nr-York uctiin Board requested Q" hlnd
lis own bu,i mess Tho following letc. III rcpy was yes
terday 70 the Brooklyn Board:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
al A. Ia FETRA, Secretary Departne'" Of Hta'"
ByOa{.lIyl. y. y.

SIN: al directed BY this board 70 acknoweG-o the
receipt yours Of the Gh inst, IN response ~ COW
stables sviI milk. &c. TIE board does not doom j.
nrrs,rN 10 rcpi. 10 . communication from any oicla
body OF character extraordinary, ana rrslel" tu''
yonr communication iuaihy refers to reports upoh th
subject other than the forwarded 10 NOG hF '4'-
bogrd The Board OF Health Of Nem-N0ik VA! DE yA-
trmeIy Obliged TO the Board of Health Oi BrOonyn II
will al any time call the attention 0f tD!s Dvai Z" ANY
nuisance in tnis city, especially II it directly or lndrec
euddngcrs the health Of the citizens or DrOuh5f, an"
viii cheerfully avail itso!f of such inioi-anCGh
Yours truly, EhMONo CLAkh, SecirI'IJ'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Ecw York for Trenton and Phlaicpha ~ $50,
g. $3.50. 1l3O a. $780, $780, $50, ~ ami az D. m.
Trenton.
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
roa Third and Berks sts at 1880. $780, 1880 a. ~, l5O.
i:lJ. $50. - y. N. -.
Leave Trenton New York 100, 635, sos. 1918
1915, ZlO. $50. GOj d. m.
Pullman Drawing Room Cars attached 10 the $50 a H.
I:O p. trains from New York 70 the 80 $3.50 a. u,
lO r. m trains Philadelphia, and sleeping cars - ihe
II o'clock mdnigh trains FROM both NewT ork and Phadel
phiL -.
9.3D q. H.. $50, II p. NJ. 49,.
Tickets Tor sale foot of Eiboryst Nos 529 and 9it
BroedWsy at principal hotels al Offices 0f the Erie Ra
aay IN ora aHd Brooklyn. and At No. COuTi-siy
checked from residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13


phil ApytPnIA Juno l2-Arny0d. steamships J. W. Ever
man from KIchInoDd Msyhower. from YORK sclrs NJ
NJ smith Ramon de AJurta from l'OsOa Crissc Wright
frula New York Cleared. stesmsbiIs WilainsporL Tor
Uvston polance, for AL River Regulator. or hleAaeaa
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-08-23
CENTRAL ITEMS.

Crops arc not good in this section,
but "bcst''.
Tho fruit and melon crop is power.
full"
Our streets have been thoroughly
renovated, under the skilful supervis-
ion of Mr.. IL. Il.
Central boasts of "bad" base ball
club. Wo challenged tho Pondleton
club the other day, but thoy practiced
the 'crawfish movement"
We have n "stunning" debating so~
ciety-will discuss tho fence question
to night, August 18th.
Ono Of the "colored persuasion''
entered "Cousin John's' bed room tho
other night, and attempted to relieve
him of his surplus cash. He was cap
tured afterwards, tried and started to
jail, but escaped from the constable.
Some ono broke into Mr.. w. II.
Hoster's store en- Wednesday night,
and stole some $25 worth of goods. 1t
seems that he was disturbed in tho
operation, for ho left his hat and q
box of tobacco just outside tho win-
dow, and q pair of shoes at Tho Gonce.
So much for the bad news, now for
the good.
Rows. Mendenhall and Lyon have
held a worry successful meeting at Pen
dIeton. Some fifty persons have join
cd the church.
Our kind and jolly Treasurer and
his efficient assistant, Mr.. B., wero in
town last week.
Election comes off tomorrow, the
18th. ROVER.
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The EIEorIoN.---The election on
the stock law came off in GarVin and
Salubrity townships on Saturday last,
and resulted, as Wilt bo seen by
tho official statement made by the
County Commissioners In this issue,
in on overwhelming defeat OF the pro-
position. In Garvin township the
total number of votes given was 333,
Of this number 81 were in favor of
fencing stock, and ZIG against it.,
making majority of 21g against the
law. In Salubrity, 302 votes were
polled-3l in favor of, and 27l against
the law, making majority of 24O in
opposition to the law,
The voters in these townships have
probably acted wisely in defeating
the proposition at this time. They
can afford very woll to- wait and let
those townships and counties lower
down, which have adopted the law,
test it's merits. They can profit by
their experience, and if the law proves
to work advaDtagcously, then .thoy
Can adopt it, but if it should prove to
work injuriously then they can con-
tinue to defeat it, should it be brought
up again for their action.
Beggars visit our town occasionally.
If they are not able to obtain an
honest living without begging they
should be sent 10 The poor house.
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LIBERTY ITEMS.

Mr.. S. D. Stewart has takon the
premium in the cultivation of waterA
molons this season.
Peaches wero grown in tho orchard
OF Mrs. M. A. Callahan, this season,
measuring eleven inches in circumfer-
ence.
Our council have had a public we'll
dug noar the corner of Main and
Pickons strcots; they have also great
ly improved the appearance Of Main
street by somo timely strokes with
tho pick and plow.
Last Tuesday seems TO have been
"hog killing time" Three of Mr..
A. ODell's hogs were crushed by tho
timber train.
Wo arc to havo another singing
school, beginning on tho 9th inst.
This shows hcw highly tho young
pcoplo of our community, and of Cen
t'al, estimate tho singing qualities of
Prof. Douthit, and each others cons
pany.
There was q general strike in ono
of our district schools the other day.
1t is said tho teacher struck "mostly.'
Somo of our good citizens would
like to know why "Uncle Sam," like
q prudent school teacher, does not
slap those bad boys, who are continu'
ally running to him with somo tale
without evidence to establish anything
except their own folly? He just as
good as told one of them to shut his
mouth last Wednesday,.
We havo not yet been favored with
that good time to SOW turnips," OF
which you speak.
Mcssrs. Mcclure and Mckinney
two deaf mutcs, entertained our citi-
zcns with their splendid Magic Lam
tern Exhibition on Thursday evening.
Our citizens are making strenuous
efforts to have road opend from this
place through by Mr.. William Smiths
plantation. BRUTUS.
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TAX RETURNS FOR 1877.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

PIcKENs G. H., July 18th, 1877.
n Office is hereby given, that will at
~ tend at the following times and places
for the purpose of receiving Tax Returns Of
Personal Property, for rho fiscal year 1877,
viz:
Pickensv;llc Township, at Easlcy Station,
on the 25th, 2Gth. 9th and 29th July, inst.
Salubrity Township, at Liberty Station. on
the 3oth and 3lst july instant, and the lst
August.
Garvih Township, at Central Station, Cd,
3d and 4th August.
Easley Township, at ], j. Herds, 7th, and
Paync's store, 9Th August.
Eastatoe Township, at Kings store, on the
9TH and 10th August, and Mt Hickle's, 1lth.
Dacusville Township, Morgan's store, ON
the 18th and l4th August. .|{,.
rumpkintown Township, at Pumpkintown,
18th and 10th August -
The Office will be open at this place until
the 30th August.
All persons fai1ihg TO make their returns
| by that time, will be assessed with ffty per
| cent penalty added.
All male persons between the ages Of 2E
and 10 ycnrs ofage liable to pay poll,
unless physically disabled.
JOHN o. DAVIS, -
| Auditor Pickens County.
| July 10, 1876 45 6
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| has been proven under my own personal oh,
| servaion. It's effect Oh such cases is trul,
| wonderful, and well may the remedy be callcC
"Womans Best Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAS. W. STRANGE.
Sept I, 1876 i
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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 the next GO days, the fol-
lowing unprecedented bargains:
Caicoes, first CLASSY ii yards to the 81 90;
Calicoes, Remnants, anything we can get for
them;
Cottonades, 10, Is, 90, and 25 cents per yard;
Summer Shoes from rs cents up;
Saddles. from So. 25 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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WAGON AND CARRIAGE
SHOP,

TENHE undersigned has connected with his
4 WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP, A
TIRE SHRINKER-a great Improvement
over Cutting and Welding. Call and have
your work done.
w. T. MEARS,
Pickens c. H., July 26, 1876 46 1m
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DRUGS a. MEDICINES.

Always Fresh and Genuine, and all
tho leading articles always on hand.
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Church Directory.

Methodist church, Rev. A. W. Walker, Pastor.
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LIST Sabbath and Saturday before in each
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