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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-10-17

The organized companies represent
ing Kershaw county were the Granpy's
Quarter Cavalry Kershaw Troop and
Kershaw Guards, in addition to which
there were many from other companies
ard clubs.
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School Books for Sale.

OFFICE OF School COMMISSIONER,
CAMDEN, S. G., October ID, 1873.
! have received a lot of the School Books
adopted by the State Board of Examiners
for the use of the public schools in this
State, which new offer for sale at pub
fishers prices. By instructions received
at this office from. the State Superintendent
of Education. these areitbe only books al
lowed to be used in the public schools of
the State. They can be obtained At my
Office: las. W. W. CARTER,
oct18-2t. School Commissioner.
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MANAGERS OF ELECTION. The fol
lowing is list of the Managers O
Election appointed by the Commission
ers of Election at their meeting helG
last Monday:
Camden Court House--J l Vile,
pieue, j D McDowall, j j Huckabae
Camden Market-C J McDowall, s
L Lang, II @ Salmond.
Rod Hill-G W Barnes, NJ P Kelly
A H Perry.
Flat Rock-C G Halle, B F Jones
B A Hilton.
Buffalo Dove Segars, Sr, Moses
Hough, Reddick Raley,y
Lizenby's-L McKiunon, s + Gard
mel, S N Newman.
Schrock's. Mill--B NJ Brown, B P
Turner, j E Shaw.
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ASard.

Mr.. EDITOR: Seeing my name through
the columns of your paper. published as the
nominee for the State Senate for this County
by the convention which met on the 3d
instant, after thanking the convention for
the honor conferred upon me, l must de.
cline the nomination for reasons best known
to myself. Yours truly,
S. B. HALL.
October 18th, 1878. ...
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QUEER ANrics.-At the upper end
of Broad street last Friday evening
about two hundred swallows got to-
gether and appeared to be initiating a
circus performance. They all ranged
themselves in circle about one hundred
feet across, and went round at the rate
of some three miles per minute, chat
ter:ng and going on as if it was the
greatest fun imaginable. The sport wa:
kept up for several hours.
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TIE WHIPPING PosT.-One co!ored
man told two other colored men a lie
about some seed cotton last week
For this offence he was tried by a jury
of two, and sentenced to be uhippsd
He was then caught, and given thirty
Eve lashes on his naked back, with a
buggy trace.
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Kershaw-In the Probate Court

whereas, J. D. Dunlap has appt,sa.tG
~. l,s..:.a-lek - sLiAI- -vss- oh anu
singular tie goods and chattels, rights
and credits Of Burwell Albert. late. Of the
said county, deceased. ,-,s.-
These are. therefore, TO cite and admon-
ish all and singular The Kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased, to appear before
me at Court Of Probate to be holden on
+ the q st day Of October, 1878, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 10Th
day of October, 1878. ''u>ri .h'"
J.F. SUTHERLAND, J. P.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, hay
Ipp had placed In his hands by an East !naia
missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
remedy. for the speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, ana
Iii throat and lung afectlons, also poaltlSe and
radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous
complaints, after having testea its WondefI9i n1,
Il his duty TO make 1t known to his suffering fel-
lows. Actuated by this motive, and desire TO
relieve human suffering, will send, free OF
charge, to all who desireit this recipe, with full
directions for preparing and using, IN German,
with stamp, naming this paper, W: W. sherar
l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New York octlo
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Extra Liability 10 MaIarial In
fectiOn.


.fectiOn.
Persons whose blood is thin, digestion weak
and liver sluggish, are extraiable to the attacks
Of malara disease. The most trining exposure
may, under such conditions, infect q system,
which, II healthy, wuulu es'ss-s''7--'-.''' 80
faint. The only way to secure immunity from
malaria In Localities HaerO 10 Is prevalent, II 70
Zone aR9 ssGQSailO ilOattss s6aaihS fhsbadss sfVins
a wholesome impetus to hillary secretion, These
results are accomplIshedby nothing 30 effectively
as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which long e1pe-
rience has proved to be the most reliable safe
guard against fever and ague and kindred dis.
orders as well as the best remedy for them. The
Bitters are, moreover, an excellent tnvgorant Of
the organs Of urination, and an active depurent
eliminating from the blood those acrid Impurities
which originate rheumatic ailments.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF ScHooL COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF School COMMISSIONERS,
CAMDEN, s. O., October IA, 1873.
The examination of candidates for teach
ers in the public schools Of this County will
take place ut my Office, in thee ourt House,
at Camden on Saturday, the 26th instant.
The Board of Examiners have fixed only
one day for examination, and all persons
desiring to apply will govern themselves
according to this notice. According to in
from the State Superintendent
of Education, no certificates viii be re-
pewed without actual examination.
........s -, W. w. CARTER, =
oct17-2t School Commissioner.
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ONLY A RuMoR.-A foolish rumor
prevailed on our streets Tuesday that
the bridge over the river had fallen
down. We mounted a reporter on Q
horse to 90 and see if it was SO. When
he arrived there, he found Mr.. Hay
diligently at work, but with no evidences
that there had been catastrophe. g.
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Cattle for Sale.
COWS, CALVES, BEEF CATTLE
(both old and y6ung) for sale by
JAMES II. VAUGHAN.
Sharif,S Sale:
State of South Carolina, | Court Of
Kershaw County. J Common Pleas.
Amelia Elias, ADMIR-, 49,. =,
Charles Elias, ct al,

%
By virtue Of decretal order made in
this case by Hon. B. C. PRESLEY, dated
September 5th, 1878, / will sell before the
Court House door in Camden, within the
legal hours of sale on the first Monday (the
4th day. in November next, the following
real estate: All those lots, pieces or par
GELS of land, situated, lying and being in
the town of Camden, County and State
aforesaid, at the corner of Broad and Rut
ledge. streets, known and described IN the>
plan of said town as lots Nos. lO4o, 104a
1850. -. - " .,..' -
Terms-one-third Dash, the balance in
one and two years, secured by tond with
personal surety and mortgage Of the
premises. JOHN DoBf, ). h.o.
oot1O-4t ,... .... ..r
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Strayei or Stolen

From my residence on tho Tiller's Ferry
road, sixteen miles from Camden, Q Blue
Speckled Hound Dog, with hlaok ears.
VII nav g reward for his return to me, OF
for information leading to his recovery
eetl7~1t W ~. ddLL'
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BKEVITIES.

BKEVITIES.
What will the Radicals do now for
Senator.
Gov. Hampton goes by Chester t
Ian caster.
What has become of the the George
town Railroad.
DeKalb Club. is ordered to meet q
Jones' Hall tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Yesterday was the last day for tn
payment of town taxes without penalty
Camden has fewer church loafers thar
any city, town or village in South Caro-
llDG.
A number Of gentlemen loft Camder
Tuesday for the first deer hunt Of the
season.
There was a colored woman in town
yesterday, who weighed $40 pounds on
Baum Bros. scales.
Mr.. s. B. Latham had the contract
to feed sixty of the returning boys
from Sumter Sunday, and as they came
in he fed them.
The Santee Baptist Association meets
with the Baptist church at this place
on Thursday before the third Sunday
in November ~ .-:'>t
Mr.. Henry Bisbof. ths- head -.ef',ths
rholasala rranaru house OF n bishon
& Co.. Charleston, died ir that city on
the 9th instant.
|. Mr.. r. P. Miles has brought to our Of
fee half grown apple, which is speci
men of the second crop appearing in h''
orchard this season.
D. ". Jordan & Go announce to ou'
readers in this issue what they have
for ssle. and the great Inducements they
offer to purchasers.
For light running, simplicity, durability
variety of work and other good quahtles
the Wheeler & Wilson machines are mol
surpassed anywhere.
Pomona Grange, of Kershaw ant
Lancaster counties, met at Litert.
Hill Yesterday. Delegates from all tn
Oranges were present.
We ask the attention Of our reader
to the advertisement of Mr.. Il. Baruch
If you want dry goods. give the Nam
moth Dry Goods Palace a call.
The Kershaw Clubs that went to Sum
ter are under obligations to Mr.. s. I
Gaillard for courtesies extpnded durin
their camps at Tirzah Church.
! We hear that Radical meeting wi
be held here Monday. Up to the tim
of going to press we could not lear
VIII ether the report is true or not.
Deales and housekeepers in need {
canned goods by the cass, will kno
where to And them by reference to tn
advertisement of Mr.. W. F.. Ellis.
In returning the Kershaw Democra
again camped at Tirzab Church, ST
arrived at Camden sunday, tired, b.
we'll satisfied with their visit to Sau
ter.
A good many fish have been caugI
at vaughu's pond since the dam brok
One of our Trial Justices, who IS tor
> Of fishing. met with extraordinary luz
there last week. . T.. -..--
Let every Democrat in this count
, in whose heart dwells the PATRIOTS
VIII ich saved South Carolina in IL,
resolve to keep our State from the e
, emy in the coming election
4 protracted meeting has hsen
progress at Marsballs Church sin
Saturday, conducted by Revs' Lege
and Sessions. Up to last Tuesd
seventeen new members had BET
added to the church.
The reason why Bishopville was n
better represented 10 sRmter sasurda
i was because the Democrats expected
q Radical meeting there; and they sta
home for very laudablc purpose.
u We are requested to state that
: meeting of Turkey Greek Club will
10 held on Saturday the 18th instant,
shich oil the members arc requested
70 be present, as important business "
! be transacted.
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THOMPsON-HAYS.-On the 29th Of
September by Rev. ]. O. Wilson, Mr. Il
NJ. Thompson, of Kershaw, and Miss Matte
j., third daughter of Charles Hays, ESQ.,
of Fairfield County. ........
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Mail Arrangements.

PosT OFFICE HoURs-Open at a. M, close a.
1em. Open at $50 p. H., close al p. m. North
ern Western and Southern mail close at p. N,
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Sllerif's Sale.
John N Ingram r,u..,..,,,.
VS.. foreclosure.
Tnonos n IVact

John Ingram, ..,
VS.. Foreclosure.
Thomas G, West.
By virtue of an order of foreclosure in the
above stated case, will sell within the le-
gal hours Of sale, on the first Monday in
November next, before the Court House in
Camden, the following described property.
viz: All that piece, parcel or tract. of land.
situated in the County of kershaw and
State of South Carolina on the waters OF
Beaver Creek, containing two hundred and
forty one (24l) acres more or less, and
bounded on the north by lands Of J. J.
Horton, east by lands of J. J. Horton, and
Jesse Kirkland and G.. Gibson, and west by
lands of c. Gibson and H. Brewer.
Terms-Cash, purchaser to pay for pm
pers. .'. JOHN DoBl, ). n. Z,
: octlO4t ..r-
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New GRANGE "A new Grange wa:
organized by Col. L.J. Patterson, Master
of Pomona Grange. at Guuberry School
House, on the 4th instant. The name
adopted was Long Branch Grange, and
the following are the officers installed :
S R Adams, Master; B p Turner. Over
seer; B NJ Brown, Secretary; Reddick
Moseley, Treasurer; Isaac F. Holland,
Lecturer; R. Brown, Steward; John J
Brown, Assistant Steward; G. E. Brown,
Chaplain; W NJ Barnes, Gate.keeper;
Miss Dora V Brown, Flora; Mrs Mary
MoseIcy, Ceres; Mrs NJ j Holland, Po-
mona; Mrs f V Brown, Lady Assistant
Steward.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-10-17

FRosT.-The first frost Of the sea-
son was seen by early risers last Mons
day morning.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-10-17

aS The Office Of THE CAMDEN
JOURNAL is in Clyburn's Block, up
stairs. entrance on Main street.
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If you want frst-class seVingmachine,
call on Mr.. B. T. Marshall and e1hmine
the new improved Wheeler s. Wilson, 1t
cannot be beat. To be seen at Kirkley 4
Smith.
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To Rent,

The residence on Fair street, formerly
occupied by o. V. Metts. For terms &C.,
apply to R. D. THOMAS.
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MARRIED, ,

October 18th, 1878.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-13
To Taxpayers.

We republish for the benefit Of the
taxpayers of this parish, Sec 20 of
the Assessment and Collection law,
passed at the extra session of the leg
islature:
SEC. 90. Be it further enacted, etc.,
That the tax collector shall be author
ICED to receive one-balf or the entire
amount Of taxes, at the option Of the
taxpayers, and on either amount so
paid the tax collector shall issue said
half paid or full paid tax bills to tax
payers or their subrogees. at five per
cent discount, during the month of
February, at four per cent discount
during the month of March, at three
per cent discount during the month of
April, at two per cent discount dur
ing the month of May, at one per cent
discount during tina month of June.
No discount shall be allowed on taxes
after the month of June. and on the
first day of December two per cent
per month damages on the face of tax
bill unpaid shall be added as penalty
for delinquency, collectible as provi-
ded in this law for enforcing the pay
nent of taxes.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-13

repentance and belief and baptiZing
believers? Why did Christ do the
same thing and command bis disciples
to do it also, knowing at the same
time that it would expose them to all
manner of hardships, prosecutions
and DEATH If men were to receive
only temporal punishment for sin.
Why command them to go, at the risk
of life. to preach to heatEens. and
why did Christ place such an estimate
on the soul Of one man? If the Sec
oud death, or the dread calamity of
outer darkness, lake of fire, etc. de-
nOunced against the people by Christ
and his apostles, only had reference 10
the destruction of Jerusalem, why did
Paul go and warn the people of Rome,
the chusen instruments for the accom-
plishmeDt Of this work, of the very
same danger? And why was he
chosen expressly to preach the gospel
to the gentiles, who were in no dan
ger of punishment for their idolatry!
Finally, even if you are corrct,
there is no harm or danger in believ-
ing and teaching the doctrine of
eternal punishment, while great harm
inevitably results from belief in your
doctrine, for YOU know that nothing
but the fear Of eternal punishment de-
te"s a great many persons from the
commission of the most horrible
crimes, and that a universal belief in
universal salvation would fill the
world with criminals Besides, you
are bound to admit that there is
probability Of your being in error,
and if in error, it is a most fatal error,
fraught with danger beyond the COM
prehension Of the finite mind: for, as
we can not conceive of the beauties
and glories of eternal happiness.
neither can we conceive of the horrors
of eternal woe.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Gerson, Jr. State of Louisiana,
VS. No. Al Parish of Rchland
LGrkln lamar. Nth District Court
By virtue of a writ of f. fa issued from
the Honorable nth District Court in and foI
the Parish of Richiand, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered SUIT, and
70 me directed, | have seized and will otieI
for sale at theldoor of the Court House, in the
town of Rayville, said parish of Rlchland
at public auction 10 the last and highest bidder
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Mdy, 1878
the following described pcpery, situated in
the Pan>h of RiclIlano, to-wit:
The north west quarter of section five in
township seventeen. north of range SIX east
containing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
Seized as The property of Larkin lamar,
defendant and will be sold to pay said debts
interest and all costs.
Terms of sale cash with the benefi, Of ap-
praisement.
LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff 5 O'hce, Rayvile La,
April 18Th. iS77.-6t.
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Terrible EXplOsiOn-Seyeral
Persons Killed.

Boston April AT 4 o'clock this
evening fifty. horse power boiler in
the engine-rOom of the Boston stamp
ing mandatory Of Levy & Co.,
Third street. Cambridge, exploded
Three persons killed-another fatally
injured. Six others were more or
less severely wounded. The boiler
was hurled through the brick walls OF
the engine-room aud wooden walls OF
the building enclosing it 100 feet
across the canal. Michael Moreland
the engineer. was found crushed be.
tween the boiler and granite walls OIL
the canal. Jas Auglen and Nathan
Burgess, at work in the riveting room
in line with the course of the boiler
were taken from the canal dead and
mangled. having been swept along by
the boiler in its terrific flight. Geo.
Gerrity was taken from the ruins oil
the eneine-room fatally Injured. The
two-story building in which the Ell.
CINE was. was completely demolished
The main luilding, FIVE stories high
and in which 100 persons were at
work. was considerable shattered, and
on the side nearest the engine-rOom
every pane Of glass was broken
Cause of explosion unknown.
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! herif S Sale.

Mrs. Emma lvy 4 hrsb. State Of Louisiana,
No. sol. ". Parish OF Richland,
l. W. Choat. Parish Court
by virtue OF wit of fl. IA issued
from the tl'ni Parish Cour, in and for tn.
PARISH OF Rich.ani. State OF Louisiana. in the
above emitted and numbered sui, and To me
directed, have seized and will offer Tor SALE.
nj The door Of the court hnnsc in the town If
hayvil'e, SAID parish "f Richland, on
Saturday, Tic 1871 Goy If .Spra, 1873.
al r"bic auction, 10 the ia>, and highest bid.
der, The following described properly, to wit:
One black mare mule
Seized as the property of |. W. Choat;
defendant. and will be sold to pa; said debt.
Interest and all costs
Terms Of saie-Casl, with the benefi, Of
appra>einent
J. A. LlDDELI., Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Rayville, La,
March 30, 1851
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Notice to Tax Payers.
OFFICE OF TAX Assessor,

RAYvILLE. La, April 3, 1873.
Taxpayers of the Parish of RichIand are
hereby notified that will he nj the following
named places at the time specified below,
and shall make assessment Of all personal
1877 for the purpose Of indicating the changes
IN ownership o, real properly and deducting
'hercfIom the value of all properly lost or
destroyed, as well as to add all increased val.
ne resulting from new improvements, etc.
Alto Ward, No. 4, May 9th, 9Th aud Sih.
HOLINESS School house, Ward No. &, May
9th 10th aud lth
Girard, Ward No. 3, May 18th. nth and
18th.
Rayville, Ward No. ., May 10th, 18th and
18th.
Delhi Ward No /, May Goth, 2lst and
22nd.
J. n. McCowan's school house, Wsrd No.
,, May % "a and %.
Red Mouth, Ward No. 5, May 9th, 2sth
and 29th
J. J. Thomasons precinct, Ward No. u
May 80, 81, and Iune LIST.
For convenience [ will be at Rsyville
again June 9th 9Th and 9TH.
The last day Of my stay at each place the
books for registration will be open.
All persons wishing to register will have
the opportunity. All property owners are
urgently requested To meet me so as TO enable
me to make correct assessment.
JonN A. HgxLER,
Tax Assessor RichIand Parish.
Rayville La April 6, IS7S-5t
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1t is hard for We country editor to
refrain from opening his battery thus
early. in the campaign that precedes
the fall election. but the fraternity Of
Louisiana seems to be schooling itself,
BY powerful struggle, to be less for
ward, vigorous, demOnstrative and
aggressive in its political movements
in the future. AS for US, we fail to
see wherein the democratic press of
this State has received any encour.
agement, from those whom it helped
to place in Office, to work so hard for
the party again. Hereafter we pro-
pose to know something else about
q man than his political creed. before
we throw up our bat and yell fpr
him.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-13

If our Tax Collector carries out
the threat be is making on the postal
card which be is serving on every
taxpayer in this parish, nine-tenths of
the property holders of Richlaud par
ish will be sold cut of all they possess
in less than a month. The notice
says that, unless the person receiving
it pays his or her taxes for the year
1877 within twenty days the property
will be seized and sold, and very few
ore prepared to pay now. Heretofore
the people have never been required
to pay their current taxes until fail.
and they have made no preparation
for this new order Of things.
This is one of the many benefits
derived from the reform administra-
ton; and may be the said people are
blessing their servants for it, but the
language does no, sound like blessing
10 Us.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-13

There are always from one 70 a
dozen able-bodied rascals lying in our
parish Jail. being fed at the expense
Of the people. awaiting trial or serv-
ing out the sentence of the courts.
There is law that allows the Police
Jury to pass such ordinances as would
have those under sentence of the
court to work for the parish while
being fed by it; but our police board
has come to the conclusion, without
making On experiment, that it is
cheaper to feed prisoners in idleness
than it is to make them work while
being fed. Some people talk about
having to have guard over them, if
they worked. That is all nonsense:
there is no need of guard; if one of
them runs off before be serves his
time out the parish gets rid of bad
character and If be comes back be
can be put to work again.
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Singer Sewing Machine.

INHE PUBLIC ARE NOTIFIED THAT
Il regular authorized agency. for sale of
the "VORLD RENOWNED SINGER" is
continued at Monroe, La. Parues in search
OF this Standard Machine will please address
either of the undersigned NJ Ris' Book Store;
Monroe La. Mr. J. f. Behen is no longer
agent for the Singer This popular Mn.
chime can only be furnished through this
Agency. J. +. Behens printed circular, and
the >I:n AT the door of ''Bshcns Sewimg Ma.
ch'"e Emporium, Is only designed to use the
popularity of the Singer TO aid HIM in the
sale of other machines Bchen's circular,
stating, Ne Keep constantly on hand the
Singer Wachime,' Is TRIcK to draw custom,
as he cannot get Ner Singer from the Com.
pany at any prce, 10 keep Gu sale at his
"Emporrumi
Address either Hamilton or Macy, care OF
Rills Book Store, Monroe, La.
J. ID. HAMILTON.
A. X. MACY.
March 25th 1878. 30 SINS.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-04-13

Sanger Chase. Treasurer Of the
Union Mills at Fall River, has con-
fessed to the ENLIGHTENMENT of $780,
600, which bankrupts the company.
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IDEAS! PEAS!

els of SEED PEAS, Of two OF the best and
most prolific varieties. Now is the time to
procure your seed while you have an oppor
uniY. Apply al my residence; miles south
Of Rayvile. on the Winnsboro road.
April l3.-2n, 4. MCDONALD.