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"The bright lexicon Of YOUTH" in
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what lie tells others to do; to act on
no occasion contrary to justice, and
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A LowYiIc boy took a hot brick
to bed with him to keep his feet
warm. They 'vod the boy and the
honso, but th, bed was reduced to
ashes.
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Nov 8. 1877

Tor Fever and Aero, Interrnittent T1eve,
SSnt IoH9E, EfS59IInltt94t Fever, Dumb Ague,
GIL the AFFECTIONS which arise foru roaIeri-
GUS, marsh, or miasnaatic poisons.
This is compound remedy, prepared with
bclentinc sklii nom vegetable Ingredients, which
rarely 1ails to cure the scperest cases Of Chills
and Fever and the concOmitant disorders. Such
remedy the necessities of the pcople in mala-
rious Districts demand Its great superioritv
over any other medicine ryetdiscovered for tho
cure OF Intcrmittants ia, that it contains no mi.
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger OF quiniSm any injurious cfrocts
and arc as healthy alter using it rs before. 1t
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment Of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been its success
that hhas gained the reputation Of being infal-
lble. 1t can, therefore, be safely recommended
as n sure remedy and specific for The Rever and
AGue OF the West, and the CEliIIs and Fever OF
the South. 1t countoraCts the miasnatic poison
In the blood, and frccs the system from its inlu-
encc, so that fever and aguc, shakes or cllills,
once broken up by ii, do not return until tho
disease Is again contracted.
- The great variety Ofdisordcrs which ariso from
the Irritation of this poison, such rs Nauraleia,
. Rheumntialn, Gnut, 4Tcadnche, blindness,
ToothacGe, Ear@Gha, GNtarrh, Asthma, Pal
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ATERS AGUE CURE, which cures them all alike,
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it stays the development Of the disease II taken
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viii over GuEcr if they avail themselves Of the
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For iiyor Com i>Inint SSlri sing from, tOrpidty,
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into healthy activity, and produces many remark
nb!c cures w!cro other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
I'xactioal and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, KASY.
SOLD NY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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For colds, congh, Group or lung TO-
yer, take lard or sweet oil, two parts;
spirits oamphor, one part; spirits tur.F
pegtiAe orc part saturate flannel and
apply to tho throat and Ghost warm.
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sIfyon put two persons in the same
bed room, one Of whom has the tooth
ache, while the other is in love, 1yon
will find that the person who has
the toolhache will go to sleep first.
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9!CEEHs COUNTY DIRECTORY,

.SepqtQr--R E Bowen.
SRSofe8OetdtiOeS.-D + Bradley and E II Bates
Clerk Of Court-John Lewis.
Jtdge of P~Obate--W G Field.
ShsriG--Joab MauldiE.
Coroner-Berry B Earle
School Comm'issioner=-G w Singleton.
TFeasUrer--W r Berry.
AudtoT--J ohm 9, Davis. 80.
sG& ~ az
County CommisSioners--BJ J johnson Chai~
rman-John Lewis, Thos p Looper. Clerk
County commissioners, @ L Hollingsworth.
Trial Jus Gees-yz.Easley, T w Russell-Sas
lubrftg,A } r Holcombe- Central, James A
Lddell-- P3kenS G H., @ w Taylor--Dacas
sH!O, d u Nofgan-l lNRe Creek, Z w Tollison.
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If your dinner bell has lost its
elappor, you can still have your nap
kin ring. Z -. (
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We give o Cotton option, Will deliver
Guano either at Easley or Liberty. gra4 gia3a
Persons in the neighborhood of Pioksds,
wishing to purchase our Manure, WIN please
call on Mr.. w. 4. MCCALL.
,, 3, G0ssETT 81 GO.
Easley, Feb II, 1873 u 2
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lPIcRESs County; s, c.,
February 3. 1879

MEssRs J. T. GossETT & Co. "'f'' -
Gents: The Navassa Guano bought fromyou
last season, was we'll pleased with. used
it along side the ~Merimon Guano, and the
Nevassa yielded me two hundred pounds
seed Cotton per acre, more than the Meri- :
mon, and it was the Guano and not the land
that made the extra yield. clfeerfully give
you this certificate, because know tho ma,
nure is deserving ofit. Respectfully,
Il. +. 'ALLGOOD
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Mr.. Cage Fly ID noted agriculin
ralst of Madison county, TENN
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may 7ol, .lolI. ...... .. - ~.
IHNTXTTII HUNDRED A MONTH TO
~ Il ~ Active Men selling our Letter
Copying Book. No press or wateraused. -
Sample copy worth $500 free. Send stamp
for circnlar. EXCELSIOR MFG Co, 90
Madison, and l82 Dearbon-stre6t, ohiengo.
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south Qarolima HsailrOad

o.
GnARLEsToN, s.. c.; Dec. 1S, 1876.
On and aftero Sunday, dDeoember 10, the
Passenger Trains on the South Carolina
Railroad will run as follows; ~
"a e a. FOR COLUMBIA tigats tF
t.l'.H A. - Sundays excepted) tAds82 tg
leave Charleston .o".3.sali f&#.9 % 15,a III
Arrive at Columbia 4s., - - 00pm
, ....... r FOR AUGUSTA. ra,t ,..f..,.
.-.... Sundays excepted.) ns5 ~.
Leave Charleston a ,...r. 81, t.r 916 o m
Arrive at Aug g6sta 15 p n
FOR CHARLESTON.
+. - (Sundays excepted
leave Columbia III i.#~ ,. .'gal 900ia m
ARRIVE at Charleston s. a.. .. Las p IN
Leave Augusta 900 m
Arrive at Charleston .a1'a' ~ 45 p m
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS. - =
Leave Charleston g.. =: ..-nI 8 10 p m
Arrive at Columbia z 20 o m
Leave Columbia ''', "' .'H.f = 200 p IN
Arrive at Charleston 64otan
: AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS. :,
Leave Charleston 81. ,.:i... 500 p m
Arrive at Augusta 7 45 nc
Leave Augusta t. ..a a1 So. 30p m
Arrive at, Charloston . Z 40,e;m
... ~. SUMMERWILLE TRAIN. - .s..jF
I
Leave Summerville at 30 q m
Arrive ut Charleston .... 8 45 O m
Leave Charleston 315 m
Arrive at Summerville 40 pm
".'', ~ CAMDEN TRAIN -.' r% ~ i.E
Connects at Kingville daily, Texcept SunS
days1 with Up and Down Day and Passenger
Frains ..,t,.. ., o, ,.,..-s
Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta
with Georgia Railroad, Macon and Augusta
Railroad and Central Railroad. This route
via Atlanta is the quickest and most direct
route, and as comfortable and cheap as 'dny
other route, to Montgomery, Selma, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all other points Southwest,
and to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St,
Louis, and all other points West and North
west. ''' '"''' h%
Day Train connects at Columbia with the
Through Train on Charlottee Road (Which
leaves at p, n.y. for all points North. .'.
S. S. SOLOMONS, SUPERB rintendent.
S. b. PlCKENs, General Ticket Agent. -
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A cultivated oar-An ear of corn.
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Ten to one that Grant gets to Com
stantinoplo ahend of Alexander.
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DIVISION,

Accommodation Trains between Bolton and
Anderson on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur"
dlys, Leave Belton at9.5O M, or on arriy-
al of Down Train from Greenvile! Leave
Anderson at 200 p M, connecting withtup
w" THOMAS DODAMEAD,i - j.
.... ( General Superintendent.
JABEz MORTON, Jr., General Ticket Agent
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Keeping live chickens in CELLARS is
being suppressed in New York.
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:BOHS PRINTING,

The best. and Cheapest BOOK and JOB
PRlNTlNT, Of every description, promptly
and satisfactorily executed at the Register
Office. d." #."e .. oHT
All kinds of Law Blanks on hand, which
we will sell at the lowest prices.
l. n JAMES A. HOYT,
@~' II. NJ 'EMLYN, ~ .aa
s...a.,.,i , w. B. MCDANIEL,
- Proprietors and Publishers.
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Ebro REo q. GTBEREaMd y [[ T6 y :,
TEAVING returned and permanently loca-
l. Il ted at PickensVille, Respectfully Off srs
his Professional services to the citizens of that
vicinity and surrounding country. Charges
reasonable. .n.~ .'U l.'5 =
q, May 8 e.. 81. .:& 81 -
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Caroline Railroad up and down. On and aft
or Monday, July 16, 1877, the following will
be the Schedules: .''''...ft.'.. ' .-0.
Leave Columbia at lilo o m
Leave Alston at l.1O D m
Leave Ncwberry at 223 M
Leave Hodges at ~" 5.55 p m
Leave Bolton at . 7.05 p m
Arrive at GreenVille at ',. 3.35,p m
DOWN. j.. en-, ..
Leave Grecnyillc at 7.2o +,
Leave Hclton OF $40 Ia
Leave Hodges at I047 q ma
cave Newbcrry at 1.42 p IN
Leave Alston az .r $40 p N,
Arrive Tt Columbia at 500 p. IN
n@Y" Connect at Aston with Trains on the
Spar,anburg and Union Railroad connect OF
Columbia with Night Trains on the South Car
o}ina Railroad up and down also with TraiE1
going North and South Oh the Charlotte, Coz
lumbia and Augusta and the Wilmington, Coz
ABBEVILLE BRANCH. o..
Train leave Ahbcvillc at o. m, connect.
ing with Down Train from GreenVille. Leave
Cokcsbury at2.1 p m., connecting with Lp
Train from Columbia. Accommodation Traiav
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridayss LeeSe
Cokesbury at 1.15 am, or on the arrival OF
the Down Train from Grcenvlle. Leaves Abs
beville at O'Clock p. m., connecting wits CF
Train from Columbia. ,.,t IS T.
ANDERSON BRANCH AND .PLUE RID6H
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Greenville & Columbia r r.
GRANGE OF SCHEDULE,

Passenger, trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with night trains on South
Caroline Railroad up and down. On and aft.
cr Monday, July l6, 1877, the following will
he tho Schnd ulc. { "a. ....... II .....' : ..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-06-14
DOMESTIC X1gTxxxIo1No1,
I.<Mmt.

Tho extensive soAp works of Colgate
I TO-. In jersey CITY, have been burned. Iosu
sslimAtod u eiSO,O0o.
William A. Bushnell, bookkcepcr and
confidential man oe Dutlss, gllllman ! Hub-
bard. wsll-known New York lawyers, has proved
dsfsulesf 10 ths amount of es0.ooo.
West.
An uprising Of the Dannock Indiana
In Idaho h reported.
Tho four highwaymsn Who lately
robbed passengos train on the Onion raclAe
railroad N Utah havs bssn arrested.
There II no demand for the now silver
tsllar u California, where II Il treated q
subetdiary ooln. Tho banks rsfuss Il, except
- special dspoal
Chicago elevators contain ol,5. .7O6
bushsls Of wheat l.s7i. 7ss bushsls OF corn !,
91O,lao basAsls oe Data ~, $50 bushels os
~, and 49, bushels q bArlsy, making I
grand total Of s,lSS. - bushsls, against g..
so6. ~ buahsls u thla per,od lase ysar.
The people II Chicago ars agitatins
The question os IN International exhibition VI
sonss dina In tho nsar fuisrs.
A dispatch from HALT Lake, Utah.
says nswu had besn rscelvsd there CONFIRMING
tho reports of IN Indian outbreak q Camaa
prairie, Idaho. Three companies of infantry
had loft Fort Halo Tor tho scsue os The dls.
turbancus.
south.
A horrible domestic tragedy v.s
enacted u Amcricus, o., : few days aso. 4
man named Caldwell KILLED hts wiss, three
children and wifs's slslsr with ! smoothing
Iron. Failing 70 kill himself BY lcAplng Into !
woli and from the root Of hi. residence. he
anally saocesdsd By throwing himself from IN
top of hta Clubhouse.
Two trampa were hanged hy mob
iasl wcsk q Aitchsllviilc, Tcnn., Tor ontskg.
ng : rsspcctabls married woman.
A. Dr. William B. Archer. ol Point
Coapss pasish, Ia, wAs ridin. on horssbAch 1
fsw nights Ago. hs waa iired nuon and wound
I'd BY avc negro msn, who wsrc concsAlcd In .
clnmp Of treeA. Tho wonld-l,s aasassins wsre
arrested, and ~ examination showed that
thsy hAd formed conspiracy against
Tho lives " DR.. Archer and thsss other
prominent oitisens. Tho examination
wAs conducted BY 4 Jury VI twelve
citiasus, and 4 was dscldsd 70 turn Tho
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POLITICAL POINTS.


The Maine National Orrcnback Con,
vcntion met d Lewiston. on June 8. NJ dele
gates being IN attendance. James W. smith
waa nominated for Governor. The rcsolullons
indcrsc the Toledo platform and dcnouncs
"ths red Dag u Communism imported from
Europe"
Tho National OfccnhAck party oi
Michigan held their state Convention as Grand
lsards on tho ath inst. The following tickc,
Was nominated; Governor, Henry \. smith
Lieutenant Governor, IysAndcr Woodward
Secretary of state, George II. Bruce Audiso,
0cneral, l.pvi sparks TrcAsurss. Herman r..
0oeschsl Attorney General. Prank Dumon
Commissioner of Tho Land O6ics, John A.
Elder Superintendent of Public lnslruolten,
David rarsons Member of the NlAte hoard II
Education, Arvine 4. HApp. Tho p,Atform d.
mAnds tho unconditional repeal Ut the ResumI,.
tion acs, tho isme of ali paper money BY tho Con.
eral Government, that mo mote intrrsst-bcar.
Inc bonds b Issued, tho repeal of thu National
Banking law, aud that al Government lAnda
bc reserved Tor actual settlers only.
The Republicans of Indiana met In
ssate Convention 1t Indianapolis On the slh
inst. aud nominated tho following ticket, Hoo
retAry VI state, Isaac \. Moore; Auditor, A. O,
Miller; State Treasurer. George r. Hsrriots,
Attorney General, d. T.. Baldwin. A plat.
FORM Wa reported aud unanimously adopted.
making tho following declaration of principles,
No abandonment or depreciation ot the green.
back currency sound and stable currency Of
gold, silver and paper Of tho sAmc value ma
tional leEtslatson authorizing tho receipt Of
grssnbacka u par for tho payment of cnstona,
and In tho pnruhAsc of Government bonds
opposition 10 further financial agitation,
stability In our financial System being
essential 10 business prosperity,
equal rights before the Law, and equal
position under tho law, without regard 10 roo,
crccd. condition or occupation no esclusivs
pvlvilegss to individuals or clas4es, opposition
70 III subsidies. Tho platform dsnom,cca ANY
attempt to ount President HaycA from ofAcs a.
revolutionary resistance to law, and pledges
tho Republicans os Indiana 10 support aud
maintain thu President and tho lawfully con-
stltntcd authorities II tho Government In re-
sisting tho revolution II this thu hrut oppos.
tanity presented.
Tho result Of tho late Oregon cleo.
tion. which was for time Ia doubt, has q last
bscn ascsrtained. Tho Republicans elect Tho
State officers, while tho Democratic gct thu
Congressman and Legislature.