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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
By 0. Il. THOMPSON, Esq, Probate Jxdqe.
NJ HEREAS, j. Thomas Miller hath
w made suit to mo to grant him
letters OF administration Of the estate and
effects of James Bird, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular tho kindred and credi-
tors of the said james Bird de.
ceased, that they be and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Fairfield Court House. s. c., on the 21st
day of November, after publication
fereof, ut II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause. If any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given undermy hand, this 9Th dny of
November, Ammo Domini 1878.
o. II. THOMPSON,
nov 6-x1 j. p. F. 9.
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peclally commend the treatment of Per-
centage and Profit and Loss. No text
books that have ever used are 80 salts
factory to teachers and pupils"
From Miss l.. a. KELLY. Principal Char
lesion, (S c. Female Seminary.
"CHARLEsToN, July l3, 1873. -Sanford's
Common School and Sanford's Higher
Analytical Arithmetic have for five years
stood the test Of constant use in our
class rooms. We think them better
adapted TO the wants of our school than
any other arithlnettcs with which wc are
ncqnaintcd."
Under date of July %, 1878, Miss NARY
BIowNFIELD, Summcrville, 8. C., writes:
g. nving used Santord's Arithmctics
and Worcester's Dictionaries for several
years as sci ool books, and seeing the
beneficial results, l take gro,t pleasure in
recommending them to tho favorable
notice of teachers
From Miss ISABEL D. MARTIN Principa
high School for Girls, Columbia, 8. c..
1t affords me pleasure to give my
most unqualified commcndation Of San
ford's Arithmctics. have used them il
my school for several years with entire
satisfaction"
July II. 1878.
From PROF. JNo. b. Patrick, Military
Academy. Grernvillc, S. G.
II introduced S,ntor.l's Arithmeties
into my school two years ago like
them better than any series that / have
ever used"
July II, 1878.
Until January 1st, 1870, We :. Ill supply
Snnfrrds Arithmetics for introduction at
prices in columns II or III, rs case may
be. Column gives retail prices which
obtain after introduction shall haye been
accomplished.
]. il. III.
Exchange
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Introduce book by other
Sonford'S Primary
Analytical A,ith's. 27 16 II
Sant0rrS Intcrmc-
mediate Analytical
Arithmetic 45 80 %
SaniOrdS Common
School Analytical
'ILhmctIc 80 IS 40
SnniOrUS Higher
Analytical Arfth. 1.25 s5 03
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From Hon. HuGu s, THOMPSON.

(At the time of writing) PRINCIPAL Male
Academy, Columbia, S. c.,
"Santord's Arithmetics are superior to
any that have seen. in the fullness Of the
examples, tho clearness and simplicity
of the analyses, and tho accuracy of the
rules and definitions. This opinion is
based upon full and tho-ough test in
tho school room. 10 those teachers who
may examine these Arithmotios with
reference to introduction, l would es
pecially commend the treatment of Per-
centnge and Profit and Loss. No text
books that l have ever used are 80 satis-
factory to teachers and pupils"
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"HHE TEACHER"
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

pURSUANT to an ordor Of tho Court
l. Of Probate for tho County Of Fairfield,
made this day, all porsons having claims
Of whatever nature against the estate Of
John Fl. Davis, deceased are required to
establish their demands on or before tho
eighth day Of November next, before tho
Judge Of Probate, at Winnsboro, South
% agO.yI, THOlfPSoN, ~ z
. SH.3a J Judge Of Probate. :
Winn.boro, so, Ootoberll, 1878. -,,.@
opt l2.td s.~@"
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FHHlls Hotel, situated in, the centre Of
4 the town, offers a, / guarantees to tho
public INDUCEMENTS unsurpassed by any
other house Gin the place. Table sup
piled with the Best in tho market. Com
Portable rooms and polite attention.
Terms 81. 90 por day. aug Off
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

A full line of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of
the finest and best patterns constantly on hand.
Repairing done under the personal supervision
business.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
TELEcRAMs.

THE POTTER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
Washington, June 24.-The Potter in.
v~estigating committee resumed its session
to-day, Mr.. Potter presiding.
Mrs. jerks on entering the room made
very dignifed bow to the members of the
committee, and took a seat in the witneN
chair.
Mr.. Springer commenced q cross exam.
ination by referring to the statement of Sat.
urday, that no one except herself knew
the Sherman letter.
Off no one except yourself knows
aught Of the original document, you must
have written it. Al did moi say SO.
Witness said that she dictated the letter
and refused to say to whom she dictated it.
She remembered the names of some of the
people who were in the parlor at the time
the letter was written but refused to tell
them. Witness being again asked if the
letter was in her hand witness said: "And
l again refuse to answer whether it was in
my hand writing or not. You must draw
your differences in that case" Witness then
stated that she alone now knew anything Of
the original letter adding that perhaps some
one has died since.
Mi. Springer-Yes, Mr.. Weber has died
.eince.
Witness-Yes sir. It is a great pity.
Continuing, witness said that the letter was
addressed on the face to Danl Weber and
Jas. E. Anderson.
Mr.. Springer requested witness, handing
her a pen and a sheet of paper, to write a
copy from her memory, as near as possible
Of the contents of the original document,
but she declined 10 write the copy, stating
that if they desired to see her hand writing,
that they had q number of letters written
by her, to which they might refer.
Being INTERCEPTED concerning the letter
handed. her by Weber, and her movements
on entering the hotel, witness testified that
she inquired Of the usher if Mr.. Sherman
was in. The usher said that he believed the
gentleman was up stairs, and offered to pre-.
sent her card, but she did not desire him to
do 30. She unconsciously read the letter,
and after reading it con,idered that it wa
an insult to Mr. Sherman, and upon those
grounds she thought it proper not 10 delive,
the document.
Q-But Madame, you thought proper to
open the letter written and addressed to Mr.
Sherman. Al did not ray l opened The
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

Ok Fancy Cards, Snowflake Damask. Assorted In
81 Is styles. with name, 10 cts. Nassau Card
Co., Nassau, N. Y.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
LATEST BY MAIL.

A falling off of 63 saloons in St. Paul
this year is q good showing for the temper
ance reform club.
Still another Wisconsin baby has been
born with three legs. Talmadge's salary
will be reduced if competition keeps on in
this way.
We have the dollar of our fathers, so far
as congress can give them, and yet they
seem father off than ever. 1t hadn't daught-
er be SO, eh?
Tom Thumb has grown bald-headed, lost
his teeth, and has to wear spectacles, but the
bills put him down at the same old reliable
age. % years.
A lodge of colored masons has been insti-
tuted at Council Bluffs. The dispensation
to start the lodge was granted. by the grand
lodge of Missouri.
The track laying on the Hastings & Da-
kota railroad has progressed in such a man.
ner as to enable trains to run to Lake Addie,
a distance of eleven miles from Glencoe.
Western railway circles are agitated over
a rumor that Messrs. Gould and Dillon have
ordered an extension ofthe Colorado Central
from Cheyenne to Fort Laramie without
delay.
Rev. I. K. Fuller, . pleading member of the
Upper Iowa Methodist conference, died at
his residence in Dewitt, Clinton county, on
the 18th inst. Rev. Fuller was at one time
presiding elder of the Sioux City district
and was we'll known to many of the present
citizens of Yankton.
Six murderers were hung in the United
States on the 2lst inst. Burns, Sherry and
Connolly in Illinois, Bonsher in Ohio
Lerels in Arkansas, and Costley in Mary
land. Donnelly a Mollie Mcguire was ex
ecuted in Pennsylvania on the 18th inst.
Portland, June 1.-THE returns are ali
in, and the official count elects Thayel
(Dem.), for governor. Woltner (Dem.), fol
state printer, and Brown (Dem.), for state
treasurer, are defeated by small majorities
Both houses Of the legislature are democrat
ic. On joint ballot the vote stands 81 dem.
ocrats, SO republicans, and 3 Independents
giving the democrats . majority Of IL ovel
both the other parties. Whitaker DEM
for congress, wins BY over 500 majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
vEGETINE
For CANCERS and
DANGEROUS HUMORS.
The Doctors Certificate.
Read II.

ASHLEY, Washington Co., ILL.,, Jan IA, 1878.
Mr.. II. Il. STEVENS -
Oar Sir:-Illis is to certify that ! had been
suffering from a Rose Cancer on my right breast,
which grew very. rapidly, and all my friends had
given me up to die. when l heard Of your media
cine, Yegctine, recommended for Cancer and
soon found myself beginning to feel better; my
health and spirits both felt the benign influence
which 1t exeited, and in n few months from the
time l commenced the use of the Vegctine, the
Cancer came out almOst bodily.
CARRIE DEFORREST.
l certify that 1 mn perfectly acquainted with
Mrs. DeForrest, and consider her one of our very
best women. DIR. s.. II. FLOWERS.
ALL DISEASES OF II BLooD.-If Vegctine
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure such
diseases. restoring the patient to perfect health.
after trying different physicians, many remedies,
suffering for wears, is It not conelasiye proof. i
this medicine performing such great cures3' il
works IN the blood, in the circulating fluid. It
great source of disease originates In the blood !;
and no medieine that does not act directly upon
it, to purify and renovate, has any Just claim up
on public attention.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
For q. S. Senator

Hon. G. H. MCINTYRE, of Ouray.
1--WE make this nomination without con.
sultation, or any knowledge of the views OF
the nominee who is now at Denver in pur-
suit of triling congressional honors. We
have no doubt his friends will, at once. see
the business and propricty Of the change
proposed and that he will accept the posi-.
ton so cheerfully rendered, and that he will
so much adorn.
1t will not be considered out of place for
the Press aud Dakotaian to second the
movement SO earnestly begun in favor of an
old Dakotaian. and q so we'll deserving
the confidence of the people. Mr.. Mcintyre
is a man of great energy, sound political
views, strong common sense, broad charity,
and possessed of that indoinitable pluck
and patriotism which make him one of the
most useful men we ever knew when placed
in public position.
In the capacity of U. s.. senator he will
accomplish as much for Colorado as any CT
tizen of the state. He is emphatically 9
working man, and one Of the people.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

All reports from the Dakota gold fields
concur In representing a continual improve
ment in mining prospects, while the In
crease of Substantial works for reducing ores
and the earnestness with which many pro-
minent mining capitalists have gone to work
there, exhibit the confidence which Is felt
in the permanency as we'll as richness OF
the Black Hills mineral resources.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

C7 A DAY to Agents canvassing for the Fire.
y side Visitor. Terms and Outfit Free.
Address r. o. VICKERY, Augusta. Maine.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25

An MIXED CARDS, with name. l0c. Agents
1tU outfit lOc. l.. JONES e. CO, Nassau, n. Y
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-25
HON. 9. Il.

-
The people of southern Colorado are
manifes,ing a strong desire to heap honors
upon u former fellow townsman, Hon.
G. q. Mcintyre. 1t is but a few weeks since
that he was prominently named in connec-
ton with the republican nomination for
congress from that young state, and the
signs Of the times would indicate that his
CHARGE for success are more than even.
But the recent determination Of Senator
Chafee to retire from politics, leaves a
prospective vacancy in that high position
which the friends of Mr.. Mcintyre are anx
ious to secure for their favorite. An article
in the San Juan Sentinel of June 18th, on
this subject, will show the tendeacy of
things, and cannot fail to be gratifying to
a host of old friends of Mr.. McIntyre's in
Dakota:
After abiding to Mr.. Chaffee's determi-
nation to withdraw, the Sentinel proceeds
In this connection we desire to change
front in some degree which we may be per-
mitted to do. We first nominated a citi-
zen of Ou:ay, to be voted for congress at
the next election believing that the senator
would wish to be his own successor, but
now that the latter will not be a candidate
for re election we wish, at this early day, to
name his successor and in thus nominating
him we wish to state that in many of his
traits he is not unlike Senator Chaffee. A
man who can consolidate the south as fully
as the present senator ever has the north.
He will get the entire vote Of San Juan and
the southeastern part of the state and he is
so we'll known In the northern portion that
we deem his election already a
fixed fact. His very intimate &C
ousintance in this state and at
Washington will give him advantages SO
great that it cannot be possible that the
name of any other man will be suggested.
With the hope that he will not fritter away
The best years of his life in filling small
offices, but that he will, at once, take the
place that he eminertly deserves, we nomi-
nate
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RESTOREDl

GREAT INVENTION by one who was DEAF
for 10 Years. Send stamp for particulars. Jno
Garmese. Lock Box COS, Covingtsn, ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09

There ID u boy In New Jersey Who,
If biB lie h SHARED, Is destined 10 make
his mark There may ho more lul
there IL Que that wo know OF He
attends the District school near Fort
JeWls. Lattsily the boys have been Ia
tho hGhit Of tossing their baseball
across the room from QUO 10 another
during school hours This was not
conducive 10 study nor 10 that degree
of mental diligence which IN oNnoled ~
New Jersey schools, aud the teacher
accordingly forbade II, In order 10
aye force 10 his order, he declared that
he would burn every ball lac captured
in transit lhnl very day he did cap'
lure one and threw II into the llro,
hoping TINT this summary cremation OF
the article would have snlutary effect
ON tho future conduct Of the school,
The next day new baseball was
rather cousplcuousy dRplnyed 10y u
neryy youth. who seemed doyolrdly
attached 10 IL, and who, after londllnp
il II short time, actually threw II across
the room TO another boy while the
teacher was looking straight ~ HIM,
Of course the toncher captured the bill
aud fastened to the stove with H. But
lust IN ho was about to throw IL IN,
his quick eye discovered u peculiar
expression in the face of the owner
of the bali and smile Of serene
J triumph The teacher had been n
/ boy himself once and he knew the
expression moant mischief The nexl
day on removing the leather cover and
II thin wrapping Of yarn he found the
interior u solid maH of powder
containing enough TO have lifted th,
roof oil the house and probably mos
of the scholars into eternity, II he hac
thrown the bail into the stove ~ h'
came near doing, tho ingenious lad who
planned tho novel torpedo might no
have survived TO enjoy the fruits Of hi
invention, but thanks to the timel,
caution Of the teacher and mn over
ruling providence, the youth IL spnrec
to pursue his experiments in broader
field and on larger scale
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience 20 the following RESOLUTION
PASSED by the tlty Council VNi
whereas, II IN believed thnl lhe CITY can
he benefited nnd behullilel hy concert OF
action In The matter Oi building sidewalks
nnd planting trees ~ the intersection 81
sidewalks ana streets, ana that said concert
Ol action may ho ELECTED by tho Mayor IN
suing his proclamation requesting hli prop
ouly.Ownrn 70 10 Improve thclr property,
therefore, be- II
Resolved, By the C.ty Council that the
Mayor be aud he In hereby Instructed 20 H.
Huu his proclamation calling on nll real on
tate owners 10 Improve their property, hS
suggested IN HE foregoing preamble, dr,
scrlblng the Kind Of sidewalks and tile kiud
Ol iicrs best ~ be- y nnl n,
Therefore, |, ", l., Caboll, Mayor Of the
city Ol Dallas, Do hereby request all real eS'
tate owncrH Ia the city ol Dnllns Ia improve
their property by making good gravel side.
Wnlksl IN mont their property, nnd 10 plant
shade trees, such M Naples, Elm, CHINA,
Box Elder and ryonmOro tree, along he
outer edge OF HR'd sidewalks, ana thereby
benefit their property, ana also add 10 the
health aud comfort m well ~ the beauty oi
tho city,
IN witness whereof | have hcrcun'O sol
my hand ana nliiXod the seal oi the city 0l
Dallas, this I'D day of January, ms
Attest. w. l., "a BELL
j, Il, IlFREFoWn, Mnvor,
Secro,ny, lan2ldlOL
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oRpIN ANGIE,


~ OpfH Martin street, MufphV Hrfd HHd HfM
anfri J0om MaH Hrdm kimhud
10 n ordained BY tho rily rouneil ol The
seGllnn I. That Martin slieel, Murphy
Bliret aud Yield street, irpm Main hirrt un
tho south 90 NJ va street nn ~ nuIlNi ~ Anl
lle salIe arr hereby established - Streets
Rnl lln proceedings necessary lpl We open
ing III lhe HHHin alr hereby ordered,
Moo q, lhf Mayer llly Engineer Hnl llly
Secretary ure iHlebN ordered ~ proceed ~
pTuylIrd in section lui hnd hurpt rll nH Hre'
Hons OF chapter ~ ~ rlly phhfltT, W per-
fnrn lhrir respective duties iur me opening
III said HlTfnlh,
NO, 4, Ihe private properly necessary 10
he GOndem ned iuT usr IA uppnlng tnld Streets
shall 10 paid iOr bN hprGial u spasufLls m
provided los ln section iW anl another heo-
lion III chapter ~ NJ rllaripl VI 0lly,
heC, I, said streets ARC 10 bp opened ~
prayed iOT Ia petitions ~ rlllNfnhi hhTlln
street and Murphy fllrel "a DO ~ tho Widll
NJ 1901 feet Hnd On llnn WIN mat pom on
ui Aaid strrhlh lying between Commerce nl
Main hlWtlHi hul u continuance 81 llir hailI' /,
SEQ, q, flrli hlFntl hhlll begin AZ q point
0n lhe .ngllh ,lde ~ Man hllttl IVA letl
corner thence west 40 lreli thence nufli 80
feet ~ Film street. thence cant 10 lrcl nlOtg
south Rdn ui hlm street lObald leunHfdh
u Hhessl corner thence south 9OO loci ~ bp
ser, n The said streets MO n be prid for
by special asaehhmenlH, fnd NE general lund
NJ the 0liy IN mol ~ lao uhod ipr The purpose
hep q Tho requirements 0i clty charter ~
be- strictly complied win Ia opening Ahld
sheets
kec H. That this ordinance 20 into elect
fTuIn nnd after ilh pas hHe,
Approved Decent rr ~, lMh
W, H. CAllLL, Mayor,
j, n, II EHEF0HD, See y, deC2 idlUt
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He Opening u Tnoruughinre.

IN order 10 guar against results utterly
aubverslNe of heath, 10 Is absolutely essen
tinl that the grand thoroughInre or avenue
OF the ayaieip, The bowels, should he re-
opened az speedily AZ possible when they be-
come ohstiuoled, II they are not, the bile IL
mlsdltcCtod into the blood; the liver be.
comes torpid; vlscid bilious matter gets into
the stOmnch nnd produces Indigestion,
headaches unbue, ana other symptoms p g
produced, which n prolongat'on ot the tx
CITING cause only tonds 10 aggraVato. The
nporient properties of iiNStet,er's stomach
bliters constitute most useful agent In
overcoming construction OF tho bowels, and
promoting regular habit OF body. : Ia In
nnitely superior 10 tho drastic cathnrtlcs
nol IKE them, act violently, but produces n
natural painlc7s effect, whicl doe not I'm
part clone ofthe q ocuatory organs, which
II lnVigo utes instead of weakening. The
stomach and liver, also, Indeed The entire
system ia strengthened and regulated by IL.
tillfehlqWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09

The claims of Major Joseph D. Sayers
Tor the second place ON the state
ticket are very strong. We refers
red to the gentleman named, some
weeks since, as having been spoken
fin that connection. We approve of
the nomination most heatily, and real,
!y think it an excellent one, Major S,
has record of which any man on earth
might be proud, and as democrat he
is beyond rcproach. We do not think
there will be any amount Of serious
opposition TO him anywhere in the
party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-09


TIE Galveston Ness says The HER.
AID continues to do Mr., Throckmorton
great injury by its vehement demand
that he be made governor and its dc,
nunciation Of Others" This 10 unworthy
OF the Necs, because it Is an untruth.
Our warm advocacy of Governor Throck
morton indicates only our great conf
dence in him, and its effects on his pros
poets instead of being injurious is quite
the reverse. The second allegation is
equally untrue. We have denounced
no other man aspiring to the nomina>
ton. We have temperately opposed
several Others and will continue to
do so. The Nsws falls into bad habits
occasionally and this is one of them.