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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03
UCTION BARGAINS.-D. Il Z. NIT
~ rernYNo ny steamer

UCTION BARGAINS.-D. L Z. NIT
n TEIDDRFER are receiving by every steamer
new and desirable FALL GOODS bought entirely
for cash which enables them to offer goods ut sucl
low prices as TO as,onish all. Black Cdshmeres from
Ike lowest grades 10 the finest goods imported; seal
Brown, Navy Blue, Myrtle-Green, and bordeaux
Cash,neres in all the different qualities Black Silks
from 62&r. 10 So per yarG-cheaper than ever;
In Dress Goods nave all the latest styles and no,
yeltles: Trimming silks aud Satins to match. Call
and see our large stock OF Hosiery from a bank.
rupt sale, be sold at fifty cents ON the dollar OF
The real value. Carpets from l5c. to S1.26 per
ward: Rugs Oil-Cloihs. and Druggets very cheap;
Prints, Bleacl ed and Brown Eomestics, Chcv lots,
GIngfam, aud Liuiugs retailed At wholesale prices
Corsets from zoe. 10 So; a full line OF all kinds
OF Notions; Casslmeres. Tweeds, and JeanS-a very
large assortment; Blankets, Cloaks and Slawls at
prices never b fore KNOWN
All we as!, Is call.
Sc 2S sgt Broad street.
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FINE WORK.

We have now cn exhibition thirteen different
SAMPLE OvERCOATS,
to which We invite the inspection Of the
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
They were mate 10y our custom-hands and are
Giaryels Of
COMPLETE WORKMANSHIP,
FINE TRIMMINGS. and
CHOICE FABRICS.
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MORE BALANCE OF TRADE.--The SNIP
ments OF green apples from this port TO
England continues on q large scale. the
steamers Samaria and Bohemia taxing tnis
week about $500 barrels. - Boston journal
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DIscoLoREp TEETH rendered beaatifui'y whlte
by the use Of MEADE BAKER'ss sAPoSlNE uEN'
THRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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A GOOD MIXED TEA at SO cents pound.
: = w. d. BLAIR q CO.,
Goa Main street..
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FoR OFFENSIVE. BREATH from decaye1 teeth
and diseased gums. Use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
DoLIc MoUTu-WASu. Fifty cents bottle.
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GENUINE CID DIASoRA at ScHGN's.

NEW RAISlNS, NEW EDAM CHEESE, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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STILL AuEAp.-Capadura Havana-hlled FIVE
CENT Ciysrs-the best on the market-at ScHGN
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CLOTHS, CoaTiNGS. and SUiTINGS In great va
RELY, aud will be maze to order In the very best
style, by E. L. SPENCE & SON.
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SEE HERE. coy

SEE HERE. BOY.
TELL YOUR MOTHER
TO Buy PAIR OF
THOSE IL PANTALooNs at
A. SAKS & CO.'S, 1913 Main.
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LAUNDRY,
TwErrH STREET NEAR 81. JAMES HOT EL. go.

nyppr v,.hes te anr q mo, to the Enbsc
=. nnS. m . = Sn !. nneped hsr NEW EAUSilhf.ns 8.
ali ALI KINDS Of WASHING VIII Be ao,ls ). 3 s
notice,
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9tllnloltd 9ispatllt,

Ay- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED c1RCU.
LATIoN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY. .ss
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very large stock OF this seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE. and ROUG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAhS IN Inc
city.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HEAVY MERINo UNDRR
WEAR at +. b. SPENCE & SONS.
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READy-MADE CLOTHING at rock-5ottom prices
at E. Z. SPENCE i SONS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

THURSDAY 3. OCTOBER 8, 1878.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER by E.
B. SPENCE Il SON.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE g BAKER
c.nprI,Ic MoUru.WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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scuooL-sIIoES, all the styles, cheap at
EoscHES's, 500 and 511 Broad street,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- on al safes or Real Estate made betsssas
the lst or Jlsau1ry and ipst Of Juae the tQresfet
the present gear kdes to be paid euthe purchases
On all sdtsS made bettoees the 1St Of Jf d1J iGs.
OF the yeGr the t0ceS hare to be paid by the seller
fThis CUSTOM was adopted about fifteen years aga
BY all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ar.
plies to Richmond and vicinttyI
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, 4 p. NJ. trustees sale Of
valuable real tate in Chesterfield county, near
the city Of Manchester.
WELLING TON G0DDIN,4 4 r. NJ, first class farm
ef l45 acres on the Hermitage road. one and It
half miles from ,he corporation linc.
JNO. E. LAUG HTON, JR., ut 10 A. NJ, furniture,
&c.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy good SHIRT from E. B
SPENCE s. SON.
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rARDoZo. FoURQUREAN & CO.
DRY GOOI
(,I,OAkS.

Stocks IN all departments largely replenished
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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THE wEArHEs YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY :: 6 A. NJ. 81 ;
8 A. NJ, GO noon, 81; P. NJ, 81; Z.
NJ. 70: midnight. 6S.
Mean temperature, 735.
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D1ASoRA.-Some of the oil genuine 4, ScHGN's.
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FURNISHING GOoDS.-All the latest styles Of
Furnishing Goods at low prices ut E. B. SPENCE i
SOS,S
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!

BROWNE & ROWE
are receiving to-day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES,
FANCY GOODS, MOI IONS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C. &C,
which they have determined to sell at SMALL PRO-
FITS, and make QUICK SALES.
Try them to-day. BROWNE kOWE,
5O7 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
@
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
A full line of CTllLDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
nualiiv. and siz@ In sgasonable HOSIERY and UN.
UERWEAR for men, ladies, and children.
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FALL OvERCoATS,
Elegant Stock-Latest styles,
S5, $40, $3.50, SIS,
uGeIua!led IN The city. ...
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Tenth and Main streets.
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NHINA, GLASS, CHINA.
FALL iMPORTxTIoNs.

Just received from Limoges, FragSy. DIN
EER>, TEA. and dCHAMBEE-SETS-De@ decora.
nans Also, al! thenoyeltes va he waYtef
VENETIAN GLASS. IRIDISCEST GLASS,
BOHEMIAN GLASS, gs
kfCM CUT TABLE-GLkSS,
MAJoLICA. LONGWH- DRESDEN, ENG
IlSH and FRENCH WARE.
CHAABER-SE,TS specially.
CaIl Land seenes goods. No charge for locking.
GEONGE GIBSON, Jn..
seq 1907 Main street.
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In shades 10 match the new colors IN dress fabric
All qualities.
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sILKs-BLACK AND COLORED.

The largest stock 10 be found In she city TO sclec
from, and III prices 10 guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
one of their specialties. Their stock in this Depart
ment has been largely replenished In every grade.
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MEDICATEO UNDERWEAR.
LARGE STOCK AT Low PRICES.
E.B. SPENCE & Son.
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE Il BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTu-WAsH
are upexceled. Fifty cents bottle.
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JOHN WASA3IAKER.

JCuS W NANAAAhEfs
FALL OvERCoATs.
Elegant stocl-Latest styles,
S5, $40, $3.50, S15,
uIeJua!led IN The city,
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Tenth and Main streets.
| AsAFRAGRANr AND PLEASANT WASH for the
| mouth, there Is no'htng so good as MEADE& BA-
KRIS CAHBoLlc MoUTIi-WAs Fifty ceuts
| bottle
GREAT BARGAINS IN HEAVY MERINo UNDRR-
WEAR at +. b. SPENCE & SONS.
| ONE DOLLAR will buy good SHIRT from E. B.
SPENCE s. SON.
| HAVE YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER by e.
B. SPENCE Il SON.
CLOTHS, CoATiHGs. and SuITINGs In great
rely, and will be maze to order in the very best
| style, by E. L. SPENCE & SON.
| READy-MADE CLOTHING at rock-5ottom prices
at E. T. SPENCE i SONS.
| FURNISHING GOoDS.-An the latest styles Of
Furnishing Goods at low prices at E. q. SPENCE i
Sons.
FALL OvERCoATs.
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES.
| L. +. SPENCE & Son.
| MEDIcATEo UNDERWEAR.
| LARGE STOCK AT Low PRICES.
| E.B. SPENCE & Son.
| FOE ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE Il BAKERS CARBoLIc MouTu-WAsH
| are upeXCeled. Fifty cents a bottle
OUR CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
| LARGE ADDITIONS MADE TODAY.
| THE LATEST NOVELTIES JUST ADDED.
| PARENTS AND GUARDIANS INVITED TO INSPECT
| TIE LARGEST.
MOST SELECT, and
LCwEsT-PRICED
| BOYS AND CuILDREN'S CLOTHING
| EOy Oh exhibition 4. the
| POPULAR CNE-PHICE CLoTHINGHoUSE.
| A. SAKs & CO., 1U13 Main street.
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FALL OyERCOATS.
LARGE STOCK AT LOW PRICES.
E.B. SPENCE & soN.
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waTcHEs. JEWELLERY. DE.

GELLISG AT A SACRIFICE-S
~ GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. COLI E1 81
CHAINS. beautiful RINGS. BUTTONS, HEa!g
I0CKETs. &C.; also few Que DIAMOND RlSEss
and STUDS. The goods are reFiRsr-cLAsg, ana mug
ne SOLD 10 raise the cas, at once. Pstttes dss1hnH
10 purchase will save considerable by calling early
G erythtng guaranteed rs repi esentef.
8. a. WINSTOCK,
no, IL nertil Fourteenth street,
se6.lm under Exchange Hotel
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FLANSELS-Eyery quality.
tInSIEpy hND IrNDTRWEhR p

BLANKETs-All grades and sizes.
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LDWEST-PKICED
BOYS AND CuILDRES'S CLOTHING
Eo'y on exhibition 4. the
POPULAR CEE-PRICE CLOTHISG-HOUSE.
A. SAKs & CO., 1U13 Main street.
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UPHOiSTERERS, DC
CARPETS, MATTuNGs. &c.

-
TALL. CARPETlNGS, &c. FALL.
We have received our FALL STOCK OF OAK
PETINGS. consisting of
INGRAINS, THREE-PLYS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS and ADMINISTERS,
LACE CURThiSS, WINDOW SHADES,
OIl-CLOTHS. L1NOLEUM,
and every article ualy kept In rst-class carpet
house.
We ask an inspection before purchasing.
r. X. RICHARDSON q CO..
No. 00l, corner Ninth and Nam streets.
sc 25-lm
TUST RECEIVED, OUR FALL STOCK.
- full line Of CARPETS and OIL-CLOTHS Of
a,i grades; RUG MATS, DRUGGETS, SHADES,
and HOLLANDS: C0RNICE LACE and DAMASk
CURTAINS, which we are Offering ut low prices.
Also, Il full line OF PAPER-iIANGINGS. All ordsfs
promptly attended 10. -
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No, 22, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
St l7-2m
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ROA~TED COPFEE.
ss-CENT STORE.
NEW GOOD S
BEING RECEIVED NOW EVERY DAY
AT TIE
99-cENT STORE,
sos BROAD STREET.

Have Just received a large lot of the finest ua-
BRELLAS we have ever offered, all sizes, ss!iias
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TIE RIDGEWIY DEMOCRACY.

An Enthusiastic Meeting-A Number Of
Resolutions Adopted Deleeates
to the County Convention.
At meeting Of tho Ridgcway
Democratic Club held on Saturday.
juno 8, 1878, the following preamble
and resolutions, introduced by
Col. H. Q. Davis, were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, the Ridgcway Demo-
cratic Club has, at two several
regular meetings, endorsed the
gubernntorial policy of Governor
Hampton; and whereas, we now
see no reason why we should
revoke our former declarations rs
to. the course he has pursued in tllc
administration of affairs both as to
State and Federal policy, be 1t,
therefore,
Resoluea, That we do hereby
instruct the delegates we elect
to day to attend the County Con-
vention to vote for no one in such
convention as delegate to the State
Democratic Convention, to be
holden in Columbia on the 1st day
Of August next. who is not Dle,lecd
to use every eff f,rt to secure the
nomination of Wade Hampton as
the nominee of the Democratic
party Of South Carolina for GOV
ernor, at the approaching election
in November.
Colonel Davis also introduced the
following preamble and resolutions,
which were likewise unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, we heartily endorse the
wise, prudent and firm manner in
Which Gen. Jno. Bratton has pre-
sided over the County Convention,
and the able manner in which he
managed and directed the course Of
the last exciting and hotly contested
election in November, 1876, aided
and assisted by his able and
energetic County Executive Conn
mittes; be 1t, therefore,
ResoIued, by the members of
this Club in body constitutional
assembled, That the delegates
elected by us TO- o-day to attend the
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County Convention. to he holden

County Convention, to be holden
IN Wnnshoro, June 15th, be in.
structcd to vote first ami l;"I fu"
Gen. Jno. Bratton as president Of
the Fairfield Democratic County
C!ub, and rhuirmln Of the County
Executive Committee, and they arc
hereby charged with the duty OF
nominating him and. il he he
elected, to insist upon his serving.
The following resolution was
also introduced, and was adopted
amid loud and prolonged applause:
BE 1t resolved, by the Ridgcw,y
Democratic Club, That our thanks
arc due and are hereby rendered to
Mr.. III. a. Glilaru for The able,
intelligent and eff i:icnt marncr in
which lie represented our county in
the sittings Of the present Lcyisla-
tnre; and although we may have
differed with him on several meas
urcs which were before the Loyis-
laturc, yot we feel confident that
his Legislative course WAS prompted
by Il pur, patriotism and ,n earns
est desire to faithfully serve and
advance tho interests Of his State
rand his constiJucncv. And tie
high position his earnest working
ability has gained Ior him in the
General Assembly OF our State in
the short tlaa nc WIS there, gives
us earnest OF 4 hopcfni ryi ic that
he in the future m"y prove nI muc;i
usefulness + his NtiriicIl con-
stitucncy and 70 our State
Capt. II. S Desportcs, after
prcfacipg with appropriate remarks,
intlo luced the 10 living Resolutions,
which were unanimously udOpiei:
ReSotrcd, That the dcicg ttns
from tins clab t, the County Cons
ven.ion be instructed 10 use thcir
influence AMI 10 vote for such per-
sons as delegates to tAe State Con-
ventiun us Will use their votes for
tue lcnonlination Of thc. present
executive officers Of the State
IcSoiUed, That the said delegates
be instructed to vote for sucn Pc
sons us delegates to the Congress-
sional Convention rs will use their
votes and influence to secure the
nomination of Mi II. ". Wood
ward for Congress from the fourth
Congressional district.
The following delegates were
! elected to the County Convention
to be held in Winnsboro on the
l5tn inst: Chas. + Thomls, chair
man; Preston Rion, II. e. Cloud,
r. G. Lunar, j. II. Stuart.
On motion it WAS resolved that
the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Wirnsboro papers.
I. @. Thomas,
Secretary.
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Notice 10 Taxpayers.
AuDlrpH > DIFicE,

NIi'! L'lE :, y Eict..
WINNsBoHo. :. G., May y, l>I3.
TI1EIIi o!liac viii BE- oven from the ist
L of jane 30 the 2GtA Of July. 1878. -
receive Tax Return S for the fiscal year
1878. BY orders from the Comptroller
General IN" real estate will also b. r"-
assessed at tn same time. All male
persons between tn" ages Of iwrntr-one
and sixty years are liable to Poll TaX, and
will report ac "rlingly.
l Will attcn nj the following places on
the days Specified, for tho purpose Of
receiving rrlrrrs, viz:
FraHt"rvillc. June II and Is.
Monticello. June II and is.
Jr,. in >villr. Junc - and 70.
iiorcb. jane , AMI -.
Doko June 2innl -.
Bear Creek, Jun" % and -.
Ed5 way. Jpn, IS and -.
DUr:,am'i july an ! ,.
CHA ldrn'S Grove. July , and t.
WoolWarl's, July ) ana &.
|. y. WITHERS,
may 3'~Xttd Auditor L. {.
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CIRcUIr COURT JURoKs--The fol-
lowing is Il list of petit jurors
drawn to serve at the approaching
term of the Circuit Court for this
county
IVhite-Noah Rhine, D. L.
Glenn, Saml. Mccormick, Langley
Claxton, W. w. Ketchin, Il. W.
Truylor, NJ. l.. OWN IS, A. p. Irby,
Wm. g. Yonguc, j. NJ. EIerinston,
Iraneus Pope, Charles j. Thorn,
Andrew NJ. Yongue, Jesse G. Rob
ertson, Robert L. Martin, Il. w.
Desportes, james L. Lennon, T..
T.. Cloud, Robert a. Heron, james
III. .Blain, A. j. McGill, Wylie NJ.
Coleman, Thomas w. Muilichamp,
Jr., John L. Cameron, George L..
Coon, Richard n. McAInster.
Colored-Palmer Davis, Niles
Trails, John Vanfield, Lewis
Countce, Timothy Ashford, Isaac
Miller, Charles Lucas, Sancho Ruff,
Nick Peay, Thomas Witherspoon
AROUND Observation-Disclosures three
times day.
Moonlight promcnades are now
the delight Of the young people.
Three bales Of cotton were sold
in this market on Wednesday.
The e. L. I. S are taking advantage
of the moon, and drill every night.
The camp-meeting season will soon
open, and chickens had better begin
to roost high.
Quite number Of our citizens
contemplate attending the entcl tim
ment at Ridgcway to- night.
We stated in our last issue that
the colored Methodist revival had
ended. We were mistaken; it is
still going on.
The books of the county auditor
will be open till the Goth Of July
Propcrty-holders and persons liable
to poll-tax will mako their returns
by that time.
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Every effect must have cause
80 Boils, Pimples, etc, are tho
result of poor blood. Purify the
blood by using DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture and blnish such eruption S
as those named.
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TIE WEEKLY HERALD

tn" most valuable newspaper in the
world, as it is the cheapest.
Every week is given faithful report OF
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POLITICAL NEWS,

embracing complete and comprehensive
dispatches from Washington, includin,
full reports Of the speeches Of eminent
politicians on tn g questions of the hour
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ONE DOLLAR Il YEAR..
FOREIGN NEWS
AMERICAN NEWS

ar" given the TeleGraphio Dispatches OF
the wre< from all parts Of the Union.
This feature nlOno makes
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-13
TIE FARM DEPARTMENT

Of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest
as well as tho most practical suggestions
and discoveries relating to the duties Of
the farmer, hints for raising Cattle, Poul-
try, Grains. Trees, Vegetables, &c &C.,
ana farming utensils, in repair. This is
supplemented by Il we'll edited depart
ment, widely copied, under tho head of
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Tho list Of potit jurors for tho
approaching term OF court contains
the names Of twenty six white per
s ons and ten colorcd.
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Now Advertisements. a

Now Advertisements.
Notice Final Disoharso-S. NJ.
Dawkins.
Knights Of Honor-E. S. Chand--
Ter, Secretary.
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NOTICED.

IN O7IIC-EE.
OFFICE County CoIMIssI oNERs.
W1NNsBoEo. S. G.. May II, 1873.
CEALED proposals for building q
~ Suspension Bridge over Little River.
at Kincaid's Ford, will Lc received by The
ounty Commissioners up to Monday tho
Oath day Of Juno next. The Bridge to be
built Of heart lumber, and the contractor
to give bond and security for tho faithful
performance Of the work, AMI warrant it
for five years. The Bridge to be covered
and weathcr-boaraed., Tho contractor
can uso whatever material Of The old
Bridge TINT may be suitable. The Coun-
ty Commissioners reserve the right to
decline all bids. if they deem pro rer.
JOHN a. HINNANT,
may 22-txtd Ohm 2. G. G. r. G.
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Millinery Bazaar.

inlAlloFy EdLdai.
MRS. BOAG wishes to return her sin
ccro thanks to her friends and The public
generally for t'c past patronage, snliri-
ting n continuance ot The same. She vii!
cnAcnvor as hcrciofcro AMI is determined
TO please the most fast;diors.
Millinery and Fancy Goods StCck is
coinplrtc, French Pattern Hats. trimmed
and Untrimmca, Straw Hats and bonncts.
sun Hats and Sailors, iiblOns, SILKS,
Iaccs, Flowers, Feathers, Illusions, Neck
Ties, RnnlinG, Linen ana Lace Sets.
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An Enthusiastic Meeting--A Number Of
Resolutions Adopted-The Delegates
to the County Convention.