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sunENCKs PULmONlc SYRUP,

FOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION ,CoUGHs
AND COLDS. d,
Tho great virtue Of this medicine is that
II ripens the matter and throws It out Of
the system, puIiHes the blood and thus Of.
feCtS cure.
scuRNCK's SEA 1EEEp TOXIC, FoE THE
CURE OF DYsPEpsEA, lSDIdEsToN, dc.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
chyle, aud curing the most obstinate cases
Of indigestion.
scnSsCK's MANDRAKE Pills, FOR THE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action OF the liver without the
least danger, Al they are free from calomel,
and yet more etlicacious In restoring a
healthy action Of the liver '''7HE
These remedies are o certain cure for
Consumption AS the PulmoniC Syrup ripenS
the matter and purifes the blood. The
Mandrake Pills net upon the liver, create a
healthy bile, and remove all diseases OF the
liver, often a cause Of Consumption. The
Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength to
the stomach, makes good digestion, and
enables the organs to form good blood; aud
thus creates healthy circulation Of healthy
blood. The Sohbined action Of these medi-
cines, as thus explained, will cure every
case OF Consumption, II taken in time, and
the use Of the medicine persevered in,
Or. Schenck is professionally at his prin.
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let
tiers for advice may be addressed Schenck's
medicines for sAleby all Druggists. cod
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We had pleasant call yesterday from
Rev. Franklin Ball, who has been swipg'
ing round the country this summer
among friends and relatives, enjoying a
few months vacation, after 20 years oil
hard work, before going TO his new field
OF labor in Central New York. Mr.. Dali
ia an old Virginian by birth and has a
brother who is minister Of the MethoI
dist Church in South Baltimore. Said
brother was a participant in the late oun.
pleasantnessn on the Southern aide, and
more than once took an active hand in a
fight, and even yet is only very In
differently reconstructed. It is thus
that families were derived during
the war. Rev. franklin Ball, although
raised in old Virginia; wss, before he left
there, an snt'sluvery man, and on com.
ing to West Virginia joined his fortunes
with Church North on the slavery Ques.
ton, and in that faith has firmly abided
to this day. We wish him much success
in his new sphere Of labor. He has been
an energetic and useful man here In
West Virginia, and goes North bearing
with him the good wishes Of all who
know him. ~ - ~ r. ~ --
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. Friends. EG



Most Of us can probably count our
friends on our fingers, and fortunate arc
We il there are NOT some digits TO spare
after the reckoning is made. We do moi
merely mean, in speaking Of friends
those with whom we are intimately
acquainted; with whom we go shopping
or sightseeing; who visit us often; who
worship under the same creed, and con,
tribute to the same missions; who send uE
jellies when we are i'll, and tell us our
faults with a frankness which might BE-
lovely in the abstract; who are always
using the rod for our good, and who
never hear an unflattering argument
upon us or ours but they hasten to
refresh us with tho sweet NOR.
sci. We are TO dehominate us
friends those who are something more
than mere acquaintance, who afe con-
nGcted with US by marriage or asSocia'
ton, without rejecting that friendship
signifes something more than the inter
change OF pleasant civilitieS and costly
gifts, something beyond familiarity Of
tastes and ambitions. Tho real friend il
hewho accepts you with all your imper,
fections. on your hcad-who entertainS,
in truth, an affection for these same i'm
projections as component parts OF your.
self, without which you would not be
you. He is never ready TO prove bis
superiority Of judgment or his pte.emi.
nence in any respect, preierring rather to
believe in equality; never seeks to gain
the advantage; encourages without fat
terry; never dreams Of placing himself in
competition with you;rejoiceS In your sue.
eesses,mourns over your failures. Perhaps
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

This iavorte Hotel, with accommodations for
900 guests, has been leased by the subscriber for
term Of Year,. II can DO said with confidence that
the old Merchants, under tho new ndmInlAtmtiop,
Is already IN assured Buccc1, and II Is my deermI.
nation TO meet the Just expectations Of The pu6lIc
N these times Of financial depression, by intruduc-
ing graduated scale Of prices from 81 80 to 81 90
day, with board according 10 location Of room,
inc service, table and all other accommodation
the same TO all guests. q 10
During the past year many improvements were
tnaue, among them passenger and baggage Elaya.
Tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy ncrss GIbrr
improvements are IN progress, which, when inIsh-
Cd, Will place the Merchants Hotel Itcond 10 none
In Philadelphia. ~ -N-'o
The location Of the house ID ono Of the most oon.
ycncut and really central Of any in the city. The
rooms are Light, airy, well ventilated and hand
Somely furnished! Aop0 cars Of various Inc pass
constantly BY the door, offering every Opportunity
70 me guests, every moment day and night, toyiSt
all points Of public Interest. " '''''
1e26 B. LORE, PRopRIEroR.
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General Sherman, U. 8. A, and lady, waSas
adelphia.
BrlGndIer General Lawrence P. GRh,m, U. s.
A., and lady. Austin, Texas.
lady, Omaha, Heb,
ton, D. C. - W.
ton, DC.
Ars: Admiral Dahlgsn, Washington DC
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DIED.

DuDLEY.-on Thunday evening, August 80,
Joseph and Mary Dudley, aged q years and 4
months. a77iy = n Nv alil
Funeral from the rcIidenes Of her ParuntS, 2Il1
ChsplIne street., on Sunday, September %, at 3 r.
n. Intsrnient a, Mount Zion Cemetery.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
RIO INVESTORS.
$4,000 Of City Bonds 70, Sal.

Out Of Sill, 900 Of the new bond, I.,p.,,
City q Wheeling e t S1S up The floating s'
e., 600 yet 10 DO sold, These bends m" eiItg
1t the Exchange Bank, where the NH , ~ u hid
iCIest on those already sold will 6o duS SSS ID.
e0ptembnr lat, II d now deslTAhls H.. 20 %
YeitOrs 10 take tho remaining bonds :. !, 10 10.
bali yeaf' & interest will run from M Il. e nv
tpmboT. They boar Hix per cent IRiG,t,t 4. "
tltY tax! NV d
: For fun particular. enquire Of the upd,,,,..
Gt tho Exchange Bank JOHN J. JOSEttn@
au29 COmmi,t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Prrcnts and Guardians havIog dausLirf, to
educate, and who wish 10 secure fur them Il,
advantages Of first class English and FFtrh
Academy, with musical instruction UNSURPASSED Il
not unequalled in this country, and all at excel.
ingly moderate rates, are advised TO investigated t
claims Of tho Academy Of the Visitation at VI
dc Chantal, near Wheeling, W. Va.
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FOR SALE
A ssIdNEE's SALE OF
IA T4LUABIL IoT OF
TIMERS TOOLS & TlNWARE,

The undersigned Assignee Of Joseph Magtc, BY
virtue u deed Of trust executed 10 him on the
2lIt day Of August, ISL, will on
SATURDAY, the ist day Of September, 1877,
Att o'clock A. NJ, sell al, public auction The stock
OF goods 10 the building On the nothRCst corner q
Market and Eletenlh streets, lately occupied BY
Joseph Magee % a1inWare and Houlo Furnishing
Store including largo number Of Stoves, Fruit
Cans, COHea Pots, sauco Pans, T0a Pots, MaAll
Basins, Knives, Forks, Spoons, LAalO8, DlIh Pans,
TIN CUPS, Spltipong, Sc00ps, and many other arti-
clea which are used IN the TlnWRro trade. I will
also At tho same time OAef valuable assortment OIL
TINNER'S TOOLS!
This win DO brilliant opportunity for any one
de1iFous Of furnishing himself with all tho equip.
mentl Of 4 hBt.elasi Timer, will also cell hf
lease Of the building on tho northwest cornetoI
Market and 18th atTuct4 for tho period included
b0tW08n the lHt dry Of 0etObCr, ISL, and the Ia
dry Of April, 1873, HI st. H.. ....t..57. D..
furrhE,cri can buy at private sale II they ere Il
inclined, and any person may, u no dc1ife, puF'
chase tho whole stock 10 AlumP. -
All persons having claims against joseph MagSt
are hereby notified 70 leave them At ihelaW Ote6 OIL
Pendleton 4 Pendleton, 1914 Chapllne street, and
ali persons knowing themselves indebted 10 haid
MAesO arc respectfully invited to cali promptly GHG
/ Ssiile quickly at the same place,
JOHN q. PENDLEr0N, ARigne6
]. CHANNELS HRRvEY, Auctlonecr. auBl
i -
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TEACHERS', EXAMINATION.

Tho Annual Examination Of Teachers "a: N,
Public Schools In Ohio county will take PIX, /
TriadelphIa on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Sept 10 and Ii, III
ut = o'clock A. N.
All persons expecting to teach In any Of The p.
lie Schools Of the county during the ensuing alb,
year will DO required 10 attend this c1aHiai.:
both days. There triR b. no priraie tElai,ai.l.
II in eOI emergency 1t becomes necessary tosol
IN examination OF particular lndIyIdull,, isulls
held publicly, at ono Of the District Institute
by order Of Board Of Examiners.
au2s-d4w JOHN c, FAIRS
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EDUCATIONAL,

cELEOT SCHOOL ''''',
- r,s.. No. 10 TmRTREsrpS
MISS NEWMAN begs 10 Inform her t1,.S. 81
Tho public that Il IL her intention 10 Cobt,SSl u
School ut the above address, COurss Of Inst n
includes French. Miss N. would b pe,s,gI y, alse
10 the number Of pupils now studying Mn Y Y "
preparation for College. School opens Ns ~ |
Replember 81.
fIRss-SlO; pupils under twOlvsS7
iyb.Tu, Th6S
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of Wut ylElnIA
e In the County Court Of Ohio county.
W. b O'NCill ~

W. b O'NCill "'
~. ,aIaT Va r
VIrSInln Il. Wheat ct al. In ChanCary.
By virtue Of decree entered In the above entI-
tied cause on the sd day Of June, A. D. 1877, the
undersigned, who wh appointed Special Commits
Sioner for the pnpgt0, WI cell on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, A. D. 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. ~, at the front door
Of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
tho following described real estate, that ID 70 Say
All that LOT or parcel Of ground described ~ lot
numbered one In square twenty-nlnU In tho plat Of
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid ont by
Charles 4. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane,
and called Buena Vista addition 10 the said city,
tho tan0 being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the same width one hundred
leet, together with all and singular tho heTedlta-
menla and AppurtenaneCs thereto belonging or In
any wise appcrtaininH thereto On the west side
OF mih lot thOre Ia IN alloy ten feet In width cx-
tonding back the full depth Of the Said lot, Eve
feet Of which alley belongs TO the Iaid lot, and II
Is understood and agreed that the mid alley Shall
ba kept open perpctlally for the accommodation Of
the different prUmlBea 70 which the bano belongs.
TERAs or sALE-0ne-thTd OF moro II the pHT-
chaser 80 elect Cpsh In handi the balance In two
equal instnllments al one and two years, tho pur-
chaser giving notes hearing interest," with good per-
SOnal Heufity, for the declared payments,
W, ]. W. COWDES,
gig Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLRR, Aurtloneei. jy25
Tho above sale Is adjourned until WEDNEs-
DAY, September 9th, 1877, ut 10 o'clock AM
W..J. w. COWDEE,
au3O ... Snecial Commissioner.
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A NNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT;
Wheeling Female College
OPENS IT5 NEXT YEAR
WEDNESDAY, September 5h.

Tho College Is beautifully situated ard yi,Li
easy walking distance Of any part Of the city std
heAlthiulnGss Of situation Il Is UNSURPASSED ard ID
whole Internal and external arranEtmrni, IN 1
the highest order. Tho Trustees have niftIs ryis.
hVe improvements during tho vacation, and hlt
alsS enlarged the Course Of Study, thus Glsrsitt
the standard for graduation. CaiaiOguci and MI
Information may DO obtained by addresnslA
Principal, MlS5 A. TAYLOR.
BOARD OF TRUsTEES.-HOn. C. D. Hub'l;I
PTeStieHi; Or. T. II. Logan, SecTcidrg; D. C. Ut
Eq., nodHTer: Thomas Hornbrook, Fq, ]. i
Hubbard. Esq.,, A. W. Campbell, Esq., Ii. K. III
ESQ.,, Augustus Pollock, Esq, Benjamin. Davenport
Esq, JAMES 8. Rhodes, Esq., Samuel +. IiIIiiL,
Esqp Hon; A. ]. Sweeney, q. K. Wheat, Eq , j.
Scph Bell, Esq. al!1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REFoRMED EPlsc0FAI CHURCH.

Services Of the Reformed Episcopal Church and
10 W0lsel Hall l0dd Fellows buIidlnsl tomorrow,
sunday morning at i0K O'Clock, and evening 81
o'clock. Sunday School At o'elOck. All an
Invited. lapi
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

/ tOaily except Newark Accommodate
[ tSlGubenVllle Accommodation. train dur
Ing the day passCl backward and forward between
Martins Ferry aud BellAIrc, stopping when reIui-
red at sherman House, &inAyille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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IL STATE. S tN LIE
Sne.tet H1mI, the best and most reliable Hams
~ "a ne market; Sugar Cured Shoaldcrs, Plsin
s sISS. ~. SSgE Cured breakfast Bacon, Clear
La Lard 10 Tiefces Barrels, Half fnIfelS' KsSS,
! ena hai Pals. Our own Product-Superor
teany IN the market. No risk Of los and damage
70 me dealer In handling our meas. Prices M
LIST. DAVENPORT 4 PARKs
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commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, at tho front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, in the city Of
Wheeling, OFFER for Rals at public auction the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wlt: Lot number
cd thtrty-IVG CS6l in Gflham's addition 10 the said
city Of Wheeling, situate on tho north aide Of FIJI
tenth street, betwecn Eoil and jacob streets ex-
cePtng about blx feet Of the west aide Of 2ld lot
extending back beyenty-iour l7l) feet, which was
sold by the Eald Arthur, Said lot now fronts on
Fifteenth street about 1ity-four feet, and extends
back 10 the alley. There Is erected on this lot a
large brick dwelling house, supplied with modsrn
eonVeniences, and Is q most desirable property,
When Nie Is made tho conveyance will include
the widows dover right IN the property. Terms
made known on day Of sale. Pcrtons desiring 10
examine the property will call on the undersigned,
jy3 II. @. BARR, Executor.
g The above Eale l. adjourned until Saturday,
Il q. BARR Executor.
J. c. HEAvRX, AuctIOneer. jy30
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The undersigned Assignee Of Joseph MaScc, By
virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 him on the
2iIt day Of August, ISL, will on
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-09
THE ADGER COLLEGE.

SO 1t has been ohristened. Wo earnestly
hope 1t may. enjoy as great succoss in its
financial management rs has attended tho
distinguished family whose name II bears,
and that the benefits flowing from its oduca-
tional and religious influence may be perma,
nent and widespread, The local endowme Il
fund hos now reached the sum of nineteen
thousand'nine hundtedand twentyrfve dollars
and is still growing; all Of which |. secured
by tho bonds of the individual subscribers.
We have met with success in many cases.
when we least expected it, and often with
disappointment whore tho Intelligence and
means Of the individual would have justified
a liberal subscription. We still feel sure Of
enlarging the local endowment to Twenty-Five
thousand dollars and will bo greatly disap-
pointed at any failure to reach this sum.
Thero arc q number Of citizons who hayo not
been approached on the subject and Of those
who have been spoken to. we think, a number
will yet subscribe. We have never known an
enterprise to meet with more hearty up i.
proval nor one on which so much unity Of
feeling seemed to centro. Wo can SEQ no
symptoms of failure, unloss tho Presbyterian
Church suffer it to fall through by refusing
to accept it's management as provided within
two years, and this is hardly possible.
In fact, leading Presbyteriaus about Wal,
halla feel assured the terms will be accented
and fulfilled, and tho management of tho
College be placed under tho supervision Of
that Church. Assurances of good will have
been received from numerous influential
quarters and the matter is regarded virtually
settled. Already steps have been inaugu.
rated to secure the $4,000 required Of the
church In advance of the meeting of Presby..
terry, and fattcring beginning has been
made. IF the proposition mects with a
modcum Of the approval which the enterprise
has enlisted here and which it merits, q
sum above ten thousand dollars will be easily
obtained. At all evonts the College is fix.
ture hero for two years, or indefinitely, nc .
cording to tho action of tho Presbyterian
Church on the offer made to it.
The opening has been advertised for the
first Thursday in September. and corps of
competent instructors have been secured.
We think every class in the collegiate de-.
partment will contain students, while tho
attendance in the primary and preparatory
departments will bo largo. The College
should be largely and literally patronzod by
our people not only because all should edu-
cate their children, but because its ultimate
success among US depends largely On the
interest the people take in it. Let Us turn
out catalogue next fall with ono hundred
and fifty students on our roll. We can and
ought to do this.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-08-09

the Turkish army of Rustohuk is let loose on
tho Russian combinations to Tirnova. Ono
cannot avoid the conclusion that the advance
over the Balkans is seriously compromised.
The Russian strait is 80 bad that scattered
detaohments have been called up from out Of
Roumanla, aud the Roumanian division,
commanded by Gen. Manp, which crossed
day or two ago at Nikopols, hos been called
up to the line Of Osma River. An aide-de.
camp ofthe Grand Duke Nicholas was present
at the battle, and at once started for Tirnova
with the evil tidings. We are just quitting
this bivouao, and aro fallingon Bulgaria with
all speed, leaving the Bulgarian villages
TO the tender meroies Of the Turks. As I
close learn that on our left General Skobe
loft was very severely handled, having lost 800
men out Of his single infantry battalion"
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY virtuo of executions to me directed
ID will sell to the highest bidder, before
the Court House door at Walballo, on
MONDAY, September Sd, 1877, betwcou
tho legal hours Of sale, the following de-
scribed real estate:
One House and Lot, in tho town Of WAL
halla, situate on Main Street, adioinin e lots OF
II. Titgen md others, cpntainipg - acres>
Levied on ns the property Of Afrs. ,. K.
Pieper, ut the separate suits Of G.. W. Jaok
and L. Cohen Is Co.
Che Tract Of Land. wheronn tho defendant
lives, containing two hundred acres. moro or
lcss, adjoining Mnds of II. A. Giimer and
others, sold rs tho property of Absolnm IIarc
bin ut the suit of Il p. Fcrner, and now
rcsold tho terms Of sails not hmying been
complied with.
TERMS-Cash.
If purchasers do not comply with the
terms Of sale the above property will be-
immediately re-sold at tbe risk of tho
former puschaser.
Plaintiffs and Defendants who settle their
cases oat Of the office, after advertisement
has been inserted, will take notice that it
will not be respected until all costs have
been paid to me.
r Il. NORMAN, Coroner,
Acting Sheriff Oconco County.
August 8, 1877 38 8
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THE COURIER
BY KEITH SMITH 6 CO.
WALHALLA, s. G.:
4 ----0------ts-
THURsDAY, AUGUST 8, 1877.
BY KEITH, SMITH & CO.
TIE RMS

nP For subscription, two dol
lars por annum,strictly in advance;
for six months, one dollar.
or Advertisements inserted at
one dollar per square Of one inch
or less for the first insertion, and
fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
U Obituary Notices exceed
ing five lines, Tributes Of Respect,
@ Communications of a personal
character, when admissible, and
announcements Of Candidates
will be "harged for as advertise
ments.
UD Job Printing neatly and
cheaply executed.
r Necessity compols us to
adhore strictly to the require
monts Of cash payments.
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CFor the Keowee Courier.
Public Meeting.

In pursuance to q call made by a number
OF citizens Of Pulaski Township, calling a
meeting to take into consideration the stock
law; a large number of ei,isons met at Da :
masoas Church OH Saturday, the 4th day Of
August.
The moeting was CALLED to order by Mr.. G.
C. .Arve. ~. ~
On motion, j. D. Phillips was called to tho
Chair and a. Arve was requested to not as
Secretary. IN
The ohairman proceeded to explain the
object of the meeting 10 short and appro-
'priatc address, after which the meeting was
addressed by John r. Prico. Barton G. Ro.hell
and g. Q. Arvc. in very appropriate manner;
after which the following preamble und reso~
lutions wore read and unanimously adopted:
Whereas. tho last Legislature passed an
act authorizing tho County Commissioners,
upon tho written request Of sevcnty-Gv
voters of any township. to order IN election
in said township, and if majority Of vote,
be cast at said olocton in fi,vor of cncl ,,ins
stock said oct thon to become IL law; and
whereas said not, should It bee ,mo a law,
would not only bo injurious, but woul, 30
ruinous to large majority Of the citizens of
this township; aud whereas tho citizens Of
this township fool it to be their duty to hold IL
meeting aud express tl,oir disapproSal Of said
act; therefore, be it
Reso'rcd, That tho ci,izcns of Pulaski
Township. in public meeting convened, do
most earnestly protest against said ac', and
We, as united body. will ever stand against
said act becoming law in this township, us
it would be almost impossible for us 70 cns
close our stock and have land left COR cultivn.
ton, as not m,rc than onc-tcnth uf our town.
ship is in cultivation. tho b,lance boing
principally hills and NJ ,untains. aud tit r,r
nothing but for stock to g"aao upon, anu the
same lying in such u munner that it would
bc almost impossible to fcnoo it in and en-
close the stock Of this township.
Resotoctl, That our Senator und Represen,
tatives Of this County 10 requested to use
thoir Influence in tn, next Legislature to have
said net repealed W far us it relutes to Pulaski
Township
Reso'rcd, That copy Of these resolutions
DO sent to our Senator aud Representatives by
the chairman Of this meeting; also. that tho
KEowEE Courier be requested to publish the
proceedings Of this meeting.
On motion Of Jonus Phillips, Jr., tho mcets
ing thcn adjourned
j. B PHILLIPS, Chairman.
A. ARvE, Secretary.
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The family of Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Reed, Of
Hodges. have been sorcly beravcd by the
death Of little Sammie, an infant son Of
eighteen months of age. lie died after eleven
days suffering of typhoid fever. Our sympa.
thies are extended to those whose hearts IRE
saddcned by this visitation of Providence.
A56evHte Press and Banner.