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ROCKP0RT MASS. April9. 1877.
remarisbis cures q Gs.sIIh induced to tell whA.
know about ss.srsk." md ! fancy the .,snun' and
.inhalinE .subs" maksn-msrs dollar grabbsrs.woald
For suffered with Cs..,It Ths nasal Passage:
!inhaiine tubes, and sticks wouldnt work, though
at Intervals would sniff the so-ealled catarrh Snuh
until became . valuable tester for such medicines.
gradually grew and no one en- tnoy how much
suffered or what miserable being was Ny head aehed
over my eyes that Va. oonansd 70 my bed for many
suffering the most intense pain which ~
one time lasted continually for 1853 hours All sense q
smell and tasth gone sight and hearding mpaiyed body
shrunke and Weakened nervous system shattered ssd
broken. and hawking and splitting
my sassrns: A faveratis ns,es il yoaI p.ps. q D:
and with DI Pierce. Nasal D9uehs which supplies
the remedy by pressure the only way compat
ibis with common Well. Mr. Editor. y did not
cure in three fourths Of second In one hour or
month but in less than hight minutes relieved. and
in three months entirely cured and have remained 60 fol
ever sixteen months While using the Catarrh Remedy
used Dr. Pisrce Golden Medical Discovery to purify ny
blood and strengthen my stomach. also kept my live
active and regular BY the use Pleasant IaIsa
tive Pellets. my experience will induce other SUFFERER
seek Of relief this letter will have an
| swsrsd is purpose. Your truly b. u. RkMick.
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A Cloud Of Witness

The following named pers
the t. ousau.s who have beQ
tarrh by DR.. Sages Catarrl
A. +. Downs, New GcneY
Ut. Joseph, Mo; E. G. Lei
Levi Springer. Nettle LAX
North Chesterfield. Me-;
NY; j. Il. J'iiIer, Bridgl
J. q. Merrinan. L,gans
Logansport, Ind J.W
II. b Ayers, LaPurte
Branch, Ind l.. Wi
A, Thayer, OnArga,
ton, Texas; Jonas
8. w. Lusk, McFar
Helmick, O.; Mrs.
j. G. Jeslir, Kecn
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"YEs," said the old reprobate II
always recognize water when I see it; it
looks Just like ginr
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New York Herald tbns r.,,,;,s

ENew York Herald thus replies to
correspondent "You would NOT really
DC justified in striking the gentleman who
rose from the restaurant table and told
you that you ought to hire q trough
Ihere are people who can not tolerate
smacking or sucking noses or the month
=: 1aoie, and you were evidently havinga
flttle circus by yourself. He puts lis
elormation rather rudely, although, even
II you whipped him, you might not be
any less intolerable to that class of peo.
pie who do not like troughs p''
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Shell & Burdine have a strictly pure
article Of CookinGi nH1 ,.;ch is con-
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school orayes YER eap, at "a
E,oRD b BRo's.

.,a The be-. Rev. John Bake,vho preached
I 9s died there centl,at the i age s Of
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Az
in favor of Hampton & brsKX
ton e. Dorteh use OF Rott ID
j. NJ. Murray, and agar F., Hon.
sum OF three hundraaDd" IL
nighty.three one-hundhs =. HT
Lara, bosiies the intereey.''oI
suit. will expose to IL ~
to law. in front of thet
tho city OF Aberdeen
Monday. Apt,s
the following destrin'
The west half Of seuth
west quarter of sectiQi
eleven, range nine,
acres; the nor, heaa
township twelven
and sixty acres
ectiou d Q, to
one hund cd an
of east half o!
twelve, range s.vd
acres--containing in b
twenty ti20) acres
OF sale aud all costs.
prescribed by law. y SD>d4y
March, 1878.
y i w =. I: 5ol( M sf 5, !.
March II. 1873.
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c, S. WooDMANSEE, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OoULIsT,
Having located in Aberdeen, Miss, is
repaired to treat in the most successful manner,
diseases to which "human flesh Is heir" and
would more especially call attention to those Of
Liver. Neuralgia. paralysis. fits, chills.rhcu-
matism, acute and chronic sore eyes, treated
with success.
Office over Chords Jewelry Store. Residence
wcbh's Hotel Jan.io.T6,
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m A good story is told Of a deacon in
tennessee, who was in the habit of riding
Ducking mule-that is, a mule that can
MAKE . camel's back of its straight one
ana, by q spasmodic movement Of it's
i ,our legs and hump, discharge the rider
IKE q cannon ball. Recently he came TO
Sne edge Of the worst mud. hole in tb y,
H H! and the mule gave strong signs of
Iuckng. The good deacon knew he was
soout to be thrown, and his mind bur.
NED about for prayer. His table grace
came easiest: "Lord, for what We are
121s g receive mako MS humbly thank
1Gd, and the mule had
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J change the time Of hold
Circuit Court in the County
A ~

AM 8 change the time Of hold
ing Circuit Court in the County
of Chickasaw.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State of Mississippi,
That the times OF holding the circuit
court in the f., d strict of Chickasaw
county, be and the same is hereby
changed from the third Mondays in
I'd September. to the::second
April and October; and
district Of said county,
lolding the circuit court
v is hereby changed
onday,s Of April and
third Mondays OF
~ md the terms
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ROCK, w. va &C.,.
Z. H. Chase. Elkna
San Francisco; Mr1
renceville, N. T.; "
A. D. Smith, Newnl
more; Jesse NJ. Seal
Miller. Fort Wayne
aise. NY; II. W. HIS
F. Marston, Lowell
Maricopa, Arizona;
Pa; M. Z. Cole, Id
Spurtin, Camden, Allan
ericktown. Ohio; Mrs.
ingtOn, ILL.,: =. j. ri
baugb, Wyoming; l. '
Rock Iowa: Mrs. lydia
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EutreII

It is Frame and Brick building 100 feet long
and 80 feetVHide The lot is 200 feet deep, and
upon 1t is situated Stables, Out Houses, etc. II
will rent for at least $500 per annum. With 1t
is also offered stock of Furniture and the good
will OF the business.
Also Dwelling House near the residence Of
Capi. r. H. Little. containing Five comfortable
Rooms, Out Houses, Stables, etc.. hve or six
acres of Land and two excellent Wells.
Also, the two-storv Frame Dwelling and Lot
Judge L. Z. Houston's resideace, New Aberdeen.
October 8, 1877.
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''aSy eainlg e1lon, and !: enc
only Soda subtle foalinary purposes.
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q. D. ECKFORD.
Attorney at Law
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Aberdeen, Monroe County, Miss,
nFFERS 10 Sell and Rent on the most rea-
~ sonablc OF terms, Real Estate In this city
and county. Having made arrangements with
the firm Of JOHN ECKFoRD q CO., OF San
Antonia, Texas, land owned by parties living
ing IN this state. and lying in any county In
Western Texas, can be sold to advantage Titles
to Real Estate carefully examined.
The following property in the city Of Absr-
deem is now offered for sale upon reasonable
terms: A valuable az STORY Store House and
Hotel, on Main Street, known As the
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue of two Deeds o Tru.t o,.
ted by 7. j. Brannan and ..eorr;s pe
lis vito, on the 9th day OF J1 ,ss , or
one executed by T. J. Brennan, T. is ~
day of September. 1877, 70 tie undne
as Trustee, to secure sertsin indebts
therein mentioned BOZ, or. :, said Trust j
being recorda = ,is. hi.ncerS ! |.
other nc u 4.:IFff
the yer ~ Of g.
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lCT to provide reasonable com:
Insation for the Circuit Clerks OF

lCT to provide reasonable com.
asation for the Circuit Clerks OF
be counties Of Claiborne, Jefferson,
..udsrdale, Chickasaw, Carroll,
Monroe, Washington, Coahoma,
4 DeSoto, Marshall, Grenada, Kinds,
Copiah, Holmes and Yszoo, in this
State, for services in certain Grim
inal cases.
SscraoS /. Be il enacted by the
egislature.of the State Of Mississippi,
Mat the boards Of supervisors ofthe
Ntise or Claiborne, Jefferson,
dale, Chickasaw, Carroll, Mon
Washington, Coahoma, DeSoto,
Marshall, Grenada, Kinds, Copiah,
Holmes and Yazoo, inthis State, be,
and they are hereby authorized to
make an allowance in favor of the
clerks Of the circuit courts in said
counties, for services rendered by
such clerks in State cases, where the
State fails in the prosecution. and in,
State cases where the State convicts,
and the cost cannot be collected as
now provided by lyw of sum not
lexceeding three hundred dollars in
Any one year, t9( be paid in manner
provided by l9M out Of the judiciary
fgnd in said Counties.
% =. Be it further enacted, Thai
tsnall not authorize any allow
~ previous to the veal
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GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY

BY reason of its Alternative properties, cures
diseases of the blood and skin, as croiula.
or Kings Evil: TumOrs; Ulcers. or Old Sores;
Blotches, Pmples aud Eruptions. By virtue
of its pectoral properties, IL cures Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung Affections; Incipient Con-
sumption. Lingering Coughs and Chronic
Laryngitis. Its cholagogue properties render
it an unequcaled remedy for Billiousness.
Torpid Liver, or Liver Complaint" and it's
tonic properties make it equally effcaoious
in curing indigestion, loss Of appetite and
dyspepsia,
blOtches and pimples, or where there are
scroful0us swellings and affections. few
BATTLES Uf Golden Medical Discovery will
effect an entire c'ire. II you feel dull, drow
sy, debiltated, have sallOw cslpr OF skin. or
ycllo wishbrOw spots on face Or body, fire.
bu mt headache or dizziness, bad taste in the
mouth, internal. beat or cliIs alternate with
hot Pushes, low spirits and gloomy forebod-
ings, irregular appetite. and tongue coated,
You are suffering from Torpid Liver. or Bill
liousness. lu many cases of Liver Complaint.
only part of these syE ptoms are experienced.
As . remedy for all such cases, DR.. Picrces
Golden Medical Discovery has no sUlal, as
it effects perfect cures, leaving tRe liver
strengthened aud healthy.
The Peoples Medical servant.
DR.. R. V. PIERCE is the sole proprieAsw and
manufactured Of the foregoing remedies. all
OF which are sold by druggists. lie 10 also
the author Of the Peoples Commor Sense
Medical Adviser, work OF nearly QUO thou.
sand pages, with two hundred and eighty.two
already sold OF this popular work
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SEC 8. De It {6fthsf enacted. That
nm act eutitled, IAN act to provide
for the payment Of certain costs in
criminal prosecutions in the circuit
courts OF this State" approved April
Is. 1873, Be, and the same is hereby
repealed 80 far as it relates to the
counties above named.
Re it further enacted, That
force and take effect
er its passage.
March /, 1878.
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IcSt " tne earth who les SO hard to do
motherin-law. an 'he average
>. An enthusiast is an individ,., who no
heves tbout four times as m al VINO Ie-
can prove, and can prove four tins aS nc ae
much a. anybody else will believe. "s
railing in love is like falling down.
stairs; it's aard work to find out inst
how the thing was done. ~ ''''
Nice can live anywhere comfortably
10 church; they fatten very SLOWLY
IL" ods rch. Thisproves that they can't
can o. eligion any more than a minister
'oo,nae M. ft tyrant in this world is n
d ~ p6 is superior to her husband.
'ets On srybody know it.
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u can't compete with
factories. We have
that the Eagle and
umbus, Ga, cleared
par, and now we find
p that town: Mr..
kes., ,;,alsy that,
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Masters Sales.
)..,I. M, ICh'E
STATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BURG COUNTY.
y TIE COMMON PLEAS.

BURG COUNTY.
! TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Di VIRTUE OF Judgment Orders of
12 Foreclosure and sale. made in the
causes below stated. respectively. | will
sell, by public auction. before the Court
House in the Town oi Orangeburg. on
the first Monday in December. 1878. du-
ringl the Legal hours tor Shcril's sales.
The several trac :. lots. and parcels of
land below described. to-wit:
BY virtue OF n Judgment Order of
Foreclosure and sale made in the cause
Of Rachel a Zriglcr w Benjamin f..
Thompson. III" following land. viz:
All That House and Lot of Land. CON
tanning one half of an acre. more or less,
situate i'll the town OF Oranmcburg. in
the county and State aforesaid. bounded
ON the North by Il lot of the estate of the
late John V. Glover, on he East by q
street extending from Russell to Cedar
street. separating said lot from the lot
of Warren y. Scovill on the South by
II street running back of the Jail lot. and
on The West by the Jail lot of said coul-
ty.
Terms Of Salc-One half cash: for the
balance. Il credit of twelve montiS.-tlic
purchaser to give bond. bearing interest
from the day of sale. and Il mortgage Of
the property, 10 secure the cIctiit portion
OF the purchase money. Purchaser also
to pay for papers. and the recording Of
both the title and The mortgage.
ALSO
BY virtue Of a Judgment Order of
Foreclosure end sale made in the case of
CD kortlohn " |. Brooks Gibson. the
following lands. viz: All that certain
tract or parcel of iaud si,uatc in Hebron
Township. in the county o! O~ran.cburg
aud State aforesaid containing one hun
drcd and scVcutY thvc" acre. more Or
less. and bounded south bv land Of Dr
JF rou; North hy lands OF j Lewis
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Probate Sale.
Cornelius a. Nilhous, ct al
Louisa L. Millions, ct al.
Petition for Partition Of Eunl I:sini

Petition for Partition Of Real Estate.
By virtue of the drclctal order in Ibis
case, will sell AT Orangchurg C.. II on tho
i!rat Monday in December next, during the
usual hours of sale, at public auction the
following tract of land, viz:
Al that parcel or tract Of land, situated
and being partly within and partly without
the corporal" limits of Tie Town ofO, anrr-
bursc, containing one hundred and fifteen
acres. more or less, and bounded on the
North and Sonth by land now or lately Of
Estate Of D.. }. Andrews, East By lands nov
or lately OF Mrs. Il NJ Wolfe and West bv
North Edisto River.
Terms of Sa!c-Onc halfcaS!,. with the
privilege of paving all CASH balance ON n
credit of twelve months, secured by Bond
OF purchaser, bearing interest from day OF
S'tie, ana Il Mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser 10 pay for papcrsand Recording.
G.. +. Gl.ON ER,
Probate Judge, .. G.
rebate Office, Orangehurg c. ii. Novcm-
= 90 nov lot
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i6, 1878.
ORANGEBUi}G FAIR.

The election Is over and n g%loriOns
political victory has been won. Or
unecburg County is redeemed and
every community within II bounds
feels more hopeful Of the futu G now
than ever before. What more fitting
occasion is there Of mHniicsting our
Joy for recent Successes than that Of
the approaching Fair, where visitors
from every section o. the State anal
every corner Of the County will as
s,nLlc to tell what they know and TO
hear what others know about the
great victory. 1T is the duty Of every
,.,izcn to put forth his best efforts to
make this Fair the browning success
Of the day. In order to do this it is
ncceSsur for every farmer to bring
samples Of his crops and place them
on exhibition, that visitors may see
upon what II firm foundation the hope
e u people is based; for the me-
%ci,a,.ic to bring the workmanship Of
his hands as a tribute to the grand
succcss-nothing presents the pros
periiy Of II community III II more la-
vorabln light than the machinery in
daily use; tcr the Grungcrs. asa body,
to cr"wh the building N:ih the pro
duets Of the farm and garden, and
thus sci forth the advantA gcs of their
cooperative system nothing can
give gscatcr vitality to .hc il eau e
tram suyh prc4ccGurc; for the mcr-
,!an's to make tic Fair tables show
stands tor ,heir goods and wares, and
thus size" to the farmers and mechan.
iC- Tat heir Cilurts arc all in the iii
r,ct'"n 81 III, general prospclity-no
setter advertisement can he had; for
'ir 70, ~$si"lal men to lay upon the
y,mnur nii,r side hy side with the
.nrncr and cthanic, the rurc>t drugs
oi he physician AMI the best title
nrcIs Of the lawyer-ihcrc is Il pccu-
lar iiirees IN this; and Tor the ladies.
who are always the first TO cheer man
ard The last to abandon him, to bring
forth the royal robes and the dainty
dishes to show tie stronger sox Tor
What the products Of their farms
might lie applied and utilized by The
true Carolina m Indeed there
can he no Fair without the ladies.
For the lovers Of fun n special com
mittce has been appointed whose duty
it-Millbe L preSide- nMnsGments tar
the ccca-- .ieealht among these
will be the Tournament to he con
Quoted by Capt. Hayden with Is or
20 Knights i'll the characteristic and
historic red ofScuth Carolina; Il band
which will dispense sweet music du-
ring the entire period Of the Fair;
and "n Thursday night a hop for the
young people who may choose TO trip
OH The light, fantastic toe"
surely after the glorious events Of
the last few weeks We should be will
ing to spend n little time and money
tol the ucccs Of such n social gath
ering, and compare the products ofour
labor during the present year with
those Of the last, and to bid each 9TH
ciCod speed i'll II .iiorts to build up
the material prosperity Of Orange
burg County. Let us, therefore, see
to it that the Goth, Dist and 22d Of
November shall by notable days in
the history Of III town and County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1878-11-16

out by the County C~anvasscrs be
cause no return from the Managers
accompanied the boxes. This action
OF The Canvasscrs gave a gain to the
Radical V, TIC.
The Court House Democratic Club
held y meeting on Tuesday evening
last to raise funds to meet comp,iyn
expenses. The members promptly
responded and TIE necessary am
was paid IN to the Treasurer. Calls
wcrc made upon Capt. +. NJ. Wanna.
maker, Col. ". j. DcTrcvillc llor.
5. Dibbie. Gcu. j. f. izlnr, Mcssr..
S. Il. Mellichamp, Is G.. l. clric!<
and Benjamin Bias, all Of whom
made rous'ng speeches upon the nr
cas'on Of II recent political victory.
Gen. l2lar offered the following
preamble and resolutions %xtcnIin!
the sympathy Of our County to Gov.
Hampton i'll his painful aiiiiction
which were unanimously adopted:
<tc"c't''', lI0L We cNlclltt tlll'
hearty synprLhics to our beloved
Governor III his present affection, and
express the icrvcnt hope That, in The
good providence OF God. hr ma
soon he restored 20 active health. and
to ,hns" public trusts and hnnors
which South Carolina has bestowed.
and will continue to bcstnw on her
favoritc son
H.Solcrd That a copy Of this pre-
amhlc AMI resolution he forwarded
TO his lIxccllcncy, tic Governor, AMI
that they he published in the News K
Courier and the county papers.
DIR. ~. s. IIydrick also offered ,l,r
following IN reference to Tie County
Chairman which was also unanimous
~ adopted:
fcsolcc7, Tia; the democrats Of
the Court House Club, r~crogniz;r"
the unliring yea! and cnwmcnhnhlc
ylgor with which their Copniy Chair
man, Gen. j. +. Iz.ar, has conducted
the campaign desire TO place on re-
cord their high apprccia ion Of his
services, and tender him their thanks
for The work he has done 50 we'll.
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sAT,M

Hy virtue of an Order Of the Judr Of
Probate of Oraa2ctu rg County, | will sell
at the Residence of William Pooscr in the
sad County, on the twenty eighth day Of
Dcccmber 1873, nil the personal property
OF .. Ailcc iooscr, deceased, consisting Of
one Mill, ! Wagon, 2 Cowsand Calves,
Household and Kitchen Furniture and &c.
dc. Tcrms-Cash, on delivery.
-. +. SPINNER
Administrators.
November ., 1878.
nov III .,
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49, 2, Stephen Zimmerman $50, Est Joseph
a Keller | lot, Frank y Langley TO 3,
Briggmann and Riggs >.
Zine Gr0rc
} NJ Brown Id w b Bodcrrck 122, John
Barklry -, william Bodcrick lbs. willie
Darby ID, w W Green 1858, fillmore
lircklc i23 9, CT Trick 200 > T. johnson
700 Mrs \ IL Keller l0l i Irwin McCau-
ley l22 9, Mrs MARTHA Sanford 20, John
Wamnamalicr l22 |, Irwin Cutler 81 2, Mr.
5 j. IIouscr H..
\ II bralhnm Agt. $50. Middleton Bull
212, John clavis ) 1, William Clarkson
- !, Syrris Fcarnnt / 9 ,.Ioln Gates ST.
Jacob Jenkins 80 =, Jcrvv johnson 50 /.
John ! Levels 30 2, Mrs. T. d Livingston
go, " + Nonrcr 10 /, He'd P%aullinr -,
Carolina l'arl'iny 10, j \ Reed l.lO, Cap
"rS l:c"'l 40 ,. Adam Sll,Icr 100. Medria
;,'"na So G !! Timer ll55, " l. WAY 80.
Daniel Weeks 30 J. Simon Wlalcv IL .
Bob Cutie" IS. Angus Schni,!cr 81 ,. Est,
q >trock 1884. Isl. Charles X Thompson
2iu s, S:,r"n Wlralcy IL 2,J Wolf, $50.
IroriI"acc.
" y Hack &G% 1, Craync Boy>.on Il Co..
Gi !, Az p;n;z'cr l52 /, Mr.. G. j Duynl
1851. j fGrinin 1902. Mrs. \ l.! Hart 23S
T., Robert Jack.on 30 ;. Owen S!lulcr aud
wlic 900 :, june Eogt 80 3, Samuel IIutto
100 I.
Rocky C;yorc.
Jacob W Butler 80. Ellen Tanning 30.
} l. lluiio 1913 !! Tyler .tG6 4.
James and Elizabeth brown 1900 +, Try
nanncrly i6i !. .Iolrn VI Fielder 100 |, Mr..
II ! Fu]rdrrbur@ $50 6 ,Allcn GRAY ls3,
Andrew Gray li3 3 Hobcr, t'anc$ ~
ihiIHp dickson 20, stephen lIutcl,irs SO,
Mrs. /. NJ jackson 90. Il y kittrcll 100 |.
Mr.. k"hit Nc'iicha.l 80 4. "a A Nc
Michael lbl. II l. Ncitlc- 100 l.. J ID Pal
MGR )" 2.Gr Phelps 10. John rvlrr & ,.
MrS. Ecbrcci Walker so Il Ecunirkcr
100 :, { j Donald Gin. 30, i NJ Hughes &
Bro. 90.
J"hn Hart leo >. Morris Jenkins 1858.
li!l kri;t 8H ,. billiard Kri,, 80. Lu,rie
i'aricr ~, EiiI4hc.h Siarthsman 40.
rinckncy II Iaylori G5, re Wa $50 u
lin "I,jl@ ~ y + H'o~njng 30. Danic
FLUID 200 10. i " Griffin 200, Charlie
.iami,on -. I'LL. James Sweet, 10, John y
S,ocii-r 40 ;, L \ Williams .N-, for
i!cnjannim. ra:!,rs Children $50.
l. iHym
i i iin"ickcr ESQ. York Burn. 30 .,
John Daisy H.. Eliza Edwards 10 l.. NARY
ticatum 80 |, J. II I!ughs ST, d kort-
John ~, Gturg" Reed .Gu |. Minco Regular
-, Ecrric !;owci l,f i, Rutland 100.
lose. "tromam al, " : Cooper Isl g.. J =
ana " : Cooper !iIU I, Morcr Wilkinson
"a, q " kinarl Isl ,.
Anna L and Caroline s Barton 81 acres.
j i Hiinickcr 200 /, " T. lir;cElc 2OU 4
Joi,r paisy Is. ind: I'r,nklow % 3. ! -
G. !li'h Ito } ~I!u.hcs 1902. RrLrcca
ZONES 10 ;, Jacob Murphcv 10 >, 1T Zen
Parker %, David Phillips %, William
Jones %, Mrs L VI %allcy AZ.
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will sell ri the plantation of George
l~iolivcr on Bull Swamp November oInd
1873 for ca II the following property to
wit: q 0 lbs. Seed Cotton, $50 lis. Fod-
der, SO bushels Corn, - bushels. Ko,,ch
Rirr, one () Cow. u%uci1D Calf, one III
Ok, one % Cart, Levied on as the property
OF Richard Adams, undrra lrin and mort
y to j. q. Eolivcr, Assignee. Hour Of
sale, ii o'clock a. NJ.
J.. I. EDWlNS, A%t.
nov lG Il,
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Dissolution Of The Firm Of G
PIKE s. Co.

BY mutual agreement, the Copartncrs!ip
ca visiting between the undersigned, will he
Dissolved on the lst day Of January 1879,
and the business continued by Mr.. j. G..
Pike. All persons indebted to the firm,
w!li rlcaS" max" arrangements to settle bv
that date. :
j. g. PIKE,
October 20, 1878.
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