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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

A SPRINGFIELD SPECIAL to the 81.
Louis Republican, referring to the state
convention OF the Nationaists, which will
lie held there to-day, says:
The indications are that the state con-
vention OF the National party to be held
here on the 9th will not be very largely
attended, though it seems probable the
debates will he stormy and prolonged, as
ii is known that all the great agitators
ana organizers of the party will be on
hand, and that each will be loaded with
q speech. There is no change in the list
OF candidates for the nominations 10 be
made. These include Gen, L. w. Bates.
who wants the "NatiOnal" nomination
with Republican Endorsement; w. ID.
Richardson, who wants it with Demo,
cratic Endorsement, aud who IL the es>
pec'al favorite OF the "workingmcn" and
Labor" organizations, and L. Il. Coulter
Of Aurora, who is chiefly known as q
Democrat. There ate no distinctly Sec
tiOnal candidates so far noted In the
papers for superintendent of public ms.
tructi0n. 1t has been stated In this COR
respoUdence that Hon. S. NJ. Etter, the
present superintendent, and $. s. Jack
OF Decatur, both desire the National nOs
mination for this Office, but a friend OF
Mr.. Jack declares that such Is not his
desire. Ii Is as yet too early to specn-
late rs TO the probable candidates, but
there is no doubt the state will be fixed
up by tomorrow night.
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Just So /!
tNacomb Eagle. !

Ndtuhip i4ahAu'I J. "a tN
speaking OF electing u Democratic Uni
ted States senator, Hon. John II. Oberiy,
Of Cairo, says;
II expectto be able 70 prove, by hard
and elective work in the canvass now
pending. that aulanxious 10 make His
| nois reliably Democratic In its Legislative
| department, | want no more OF the
trouble that inevitably results In the gen.
eral assembly from the presence therein
of an Independent "balance OF power
possessed OF fine talent tor political bar
gaining well cultivated
Just so The Independent "balance OF
power" is quite an expensive luxury.
There were three Independents in the
3Oth general assembly--all senators of
the ''hold.over'' quality. They ushered
into Spring field enough me1 10 i'll five
times the number of officers required
for the senate. They held the "bal-
ancc of power" and compelled
the Democrats 10 give them a
double force OF officers in the senate
under a threat to 20 with the Republl.
caus il the Democrats refused. There
were 81 senators In that tody, and there
were still a large number OF officers.
| The pay roll for senate officers and eln-
ployes was double the pay roll for sena-
tors on the floor, and the expense to the
state Of "oliicers" in that body was near
ly double the pay tor all the 81 senators.
And this 'balance of power outrage
continued until after Davis was elected
senator, Wien the force was whitfield
down TO reasonable number, as there
was then no apparent dagger OF the ln-
dependent "baiance OF power" benefit
! ing Republicans. lt is well known tact
I that the "bslance of power" of TIE afore-
said Independents in proionging the
senatorial contest, cost the state 100000,
or $40, 600 for each Of three Indepen>
dents. Taking it altogether the lndeN
pendent party is one grand humbug. and
liz tJ.s,ui 'Jalatgc ot power very
expensive polilica! luxury 10 tbs people
OF the state. ....
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THE loss or THL TRAINING SIR Eukf~'
| DICE.
LONDON, March 25.--in London and
the provinces yesterday the weather was
tine and bright Until about $3.50 p. H.,
when Il general change Cnsued. Snort and
I violent gusts or wind accompanied by
snow aud dust storms OF very unusual
| character, brief as sudden, followed
randy from nearly opposite points
OF the compass. At4 O'Clock in the al
ternoon, when OIL Dunnose and proceed
ing under full sail, squall struck the
Eurydce. and she capsized and sunk imr
medlate!y. The schooner Emma passing
the Eurydice nc the time rescued five per-
sons. including Lieut.. Francis II. Tabor,
after they had been an hour in the water.
Three OF these died, so the only survivors
OF the disaster are Benz. Cuddeiord, sea-
man, aud Sydney Fletcher, iirst-class
boy. The following is Cuddeiord's state
mcnt: "Ihe snip capsized IN a sQuall
AID snow storm about tour in the alter
noon when five miles from Dun
nose. There were over three hun.
dred persons on board, all OF whom.
except myself and Fletcher, were
! believe lost. | was one Oi the last in
the ship. Capt. Haze was near nee when
she went down after capsi2inG. She
carried with her large number Of men
clnging 10 her or who We're drawn
down in the vortex. A man near me
said vessel was close by when the
squall came OF, an therefore We should
be sure to be picked up. was more than
an hour in the waiIr. Being a tirst>rate
swimmer very many OF my comrades
cried 10 me tor help. tried to assist
two Or three but at last there were four
cinging to me, and was Obliged to kick
them of. Our ship lett Bermuda three
weeks Ago. We passed the Lizard, coun-
ty OF Cornwall. md most southern point
of Great Britain. yesterday and expected
TO anchor Vt Spithead about five in the
| afternoon
The admiral commanding a! POrtss
! mouth has sent steamers TO search IN the
vicinity OF the accident. but no further
report has been received. 1t is believed
| the Eurydice had about three hundred
and twenty officers ana eeamen, OF which
two hundred and ten were young men
Ia training. besides about twenty officers
and men taken on board at Bermuda as
inyalids. Dunnnsc, OIL which the ship
was lost, is lofty headland aud well
known to visitors 70 the Isle OF Wight.
1t Is situated a short distance south OF
Shankling chine, about midway from
that point to Elnck Gang chine. The
Eurydice was commissioned at Potts
mouth in February, 1877, and went on
a practice cruise to the West Indies
whence she had been for some days cx.
pected az Portsmouth.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

trade dollars weigh 1900; 81, OoO, oOO Of
4l2l grains weigh 5s,92s ~; sl,oooQoo
in fractional coins weighs 5S,ll4 VI;
81 900 coo in five cent nicke!s weigh
30, 457 ii; $l,O00,QO0 in three cent
nlckeis weigh 1887 IT; Sl,oO0,0co
in one cent pieces weigh 65S,7A al. A
coinage OF 4,000,000 Of the new silver
dollars permonth would amount in a year
to 2,S2S,J1l ~ pounds, or over LIZA!
tons, and if the pieces were laid side by
silc they would: torn ,cQntinpopsstring
1885, miles in length, .............
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onIvTwe1atv Dollars

Only Twe1atv Dollars
A perfect and unequsled, large, strong
and durable machine, constructed elegant
and soldid, from the best material with
mathematical precision, for constant FAM
~ use or manufacturing purposes. AI'
ways ready at = moments notice TO do its
days work, never Out OF order and will last
generation with moderate care; easy 10
understand and manage; light. smOothe and
swftrunning, like the well-regulated move
ment of line watch: simple. compact, eli.
Gent and reliable. with all the valuable I'm
provements to be found in the highest
priced machines, warranted to do the same
work the same way, and as rapidly and
smoothly Us SO machine. An acknowl-
edged triumph OF ingenious mechanical
skill, essentially the working woman's
friend, and far IN advance Of al ordinary
machines for absolute strength, reliability
and general usefulness; will hem, tuck, fell,
seam, quilt. bind, braid, cord, gather, ruiz
fs, shirr, plat, fold, scoop, roll, embroid-
or, run up breadths, etc. with wonderful
rapidity, nestness and ease; scws the
strongest lasting stitch equally line and
smothe through all kinds OF goods from
cambria 10 several thickDesses OF rOaL-
cloth or leather with fine or coarse cotton,
llN'u Elm VI NNiHbs shttEthC-
ton. Will earn its cost several times over
In a season in the work 1t does. or make a
good living for any man or woman who
desires to use it Tor that purpose works 30
faithful and easy the servants or children
can use 1t without damage. Price OF ma
chine, fully equipped Tor family WORK, with
light table, reduced to only $40. Half Casa,
Cover, side Drawers and Cabinet Styles
each at corresponding|y low rates. Sale
delivery guaranteed tree from damage.
Explanatory pamphlets illustrated with en-
cravings OF the several styles of rnachiEes.
references. variety of sewing. etc, mailed
Tree. Confidential terms with liberal In
ducements to enterpaisng clergymen,
teachers, business men, travelling or local
agents, etc, who desire exclusive agencies,
furnished on application. Address John I'll
kendsll ~ Co., 42l Broadway, n. Y.
...... . 10 ly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

SENATOR HowE's speech in the senate
Oh Monday was one Of the greatest ever
made by him during his long term OF
service in that body. His arrangement of
Hayes and his administration was scans
ing and bitter in the extreme; aud his
allusion to Secretary Sehurz were severe
and sarcastic. The speech exceeded in
bitterness the expectations OF the most
ultra opponents of Hayes and his south.
eru policy and ciyil-service reform ideas,
aud it will be a valuable campaign do
ment for the Democracy. -ss ,rc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

DEMOCRATS should bear in mind the
fact that county convention 70 select de-
Iezates 10 the state and judicial conyen,
tons to take place respectively April llth
and May 10th, Will be held at the cou.t
house in Cairo on saturday next, March
3Otii. It is hoped that every precinct in
the county will be represented.
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smocratic County Convention.

\ A mass convention Of the Democratic
oters Of Alexander county, will be held
\ the court house, in this city, on Sstur-
H.. March Both, next, at 2 O'Clock pm,
y tbe purpose OF electing three dele>
ia to tho state convention to be held
surinRHeld on April 18th. next; and
ares delegates to the district convention
\ be held 1t Centralia on May l6'N next.
Tuos. W. HALLIDAY, Char Ian.
Cairo. Ills. Marcos ls7S.7 GEA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

IT is great pity to see how many PEG.
pie allow cough or cold to 90 unnotic.
cd. and thus pave the way to an untimes
" grave from the effects of consumption.
A pleasant, safe, reliable and cheap rem.
edy is Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
rs cents. . U.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

II is feared that the frost OF Sunday
night did considerable damage to the
trait buds in lheI@nfrah and northern
portions OF the state. southot ceptralia
the frost was light and no damage j. re,
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L..h,-.T,AM.M.,.......ll

TnE w;.r lecIing between Russia and
England continues, to grow and rilp-
ture may occur any day. There is now
but little hope for the meeting Of the
European congress. The situation ls
alarming. rI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27
NEWS BREVITIEs.

The receipts OF the government from
sales Of public lands lii 1874, woro ST.
S52,42S; in 1875, Sl.4l3,6l0; in 1876,
Sl,l20, 4G6, and in 1877, $986,2j3. This
is an average OF about 1882, 600 year.
The proceeds of these sales, II the pro-
posed educational bill in congress should
become law, wOrlG be contributed TO
the school funds Of tho several states.
During the month OF February the
United states exported the following
animal products; Bacon aud hams, 3d.
3l2.7T pounds; pork, 1854, ll5 pounds I;
picElud beef. l,095,0j0 pounds: fresh
beet, 4,S9,5l1 pounds; lard, 1866, 433
pounds; tallow. ON GOT pounds; butter,
12l ,i4 pounds; cheese, j,35s, 722 pounds:
aggregate value, Sl3,G55,2lS. Value OF
exports from New York during the
month, 1914 O2j,
five Chicago Eos,,iqg Joeoaai says
At ha, heretofore been announced that
a bill has been Introduced in congress
to confirm 70 the city Of Chicago the
south side lake-shore strip OF land in the
city's front, to which it is properly en-
! titled. To-day We have the announces
ment OF another proposition introduced
in congress, which very coolly proposes
to give thi, valuable city property TO tue
state OF illinois. Chicago trusts to con.
gress TO adjust this important matter on
Il basis OF strict justice, and II It does so,
It will coaiirm the cjty's title without
! hesitation" .......,sF F..t
The books Ut the internal revenue of
flee show the quantity OF distilled spirits
in bonded warehouses on the lst inst.
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois rs follows.
, Ohio. l.4l2,529 gallons; Indiana, G12, l2G
gallons, and Illinois, 5l2,Gs0 gallons.
The quantity in warehouses in Kentucky
on the LIST of February was 5,70S,66 gal
Ions. The producing capacity through
out the country on the lst Of March was
22S. 2G5 gallons per day, as compared
with 246 539 gallons on the LIST Of March,
1877, and 2i5,249 gallons on the lst of
March, 1876.
w heat and -four spectators are be-.
ginning to include in their budget of
chances the probability Of new -four" u
month earlier than in ordinary years.
"Ihere has been no winter killing says
the Cincinnati Price Current, "and the
wheat In the more southerly lattudes has
scarcely stopped growing all winter, and
In the Ohio valley there was much
shorter time than usual when IL remain
I'd dormant. AMI during the last few
weeks, under the influence OF mild
weather-for there has been no frost In
the ground for month or more--it ha.
been comina forward rapidly. and ia now
Is luxurlant In growth and color az II
: usually ia month later In the season
; The plants are also free IRON dseas,
and the raysges Of the llcsslan NY
i, There 10 also an Increase in acreage re-
: ported 10 nearly oil sections. or cuurs'
no one can tel what adverse influences
J the future may develop, bur the lndica
lions now are unusually taxoralle FIR
large crop ofwhaat.", 1919,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-27

A GREAT FIRE visited the city of PhiSn~
delphia on Monday night, destroying not
less than ono million dollars worth OF
properly.
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.AaSaAA HUN ? . sas
I1ssaH9F0Knlletin
agM llGdoli1t4l
". Y. ScnucxERs, Editor and Publisher
DEMOCRATIC s.l'! lsyf.s.,,s..

.0NN.a0lS HAITI
Inc democracy OF Tie several counties
OF the state OF Illinois are requested to
send delegates to state convention to be
held at Springfield, Illinois, THURSDAY,
this nth DAY or APRIL, 1878. AT IL
o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
! one candidate for the office OF state treas
urer, and one candidate for The office OF
state superintendent Of public Instruction
sad 70 transact such other business as may
come before it. The several counties are
entitled 10 the following representation,
based upon the vote for. government in
1873: se'@'e sou. y ~ Z ~, !, :.
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WATEdY GRAVES.
Nearly Three Hundred Lives Lost
by the Capsizlng of the
British Snip Eurydlco.

s,n,"so.u, ~ Due NJ III" E"a sur-
stNnrs.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

- 0svnx sUYREks CorRT,s. g. D. 3
49,. vissd 10 announce r. A. u. WILL
~ n y sshipgton County, IS q candidate
~ ~ ~ Supreme Court, Southern Grand
Efsi:s 1linojs, subject 10 the decision Of the
~ NJ inasing 1omiAitiss, 70 be held
1s ~ i6th. is7S. 2T7s
Y Y, w.x or rHr APPELLATE COURT
S0unTn plSyScIy ILLINOIS. M
" ~. s.s,,o,,ssd - thAeuscs HARDIN
40 M. Clilton county, rs acsndidate
Ippolk@s &otIt, Enrth district,
Is re X}iSl0p pf NE DtpnocraIie
4 Ito meet o. oS66aiia, May i6th,
kRxslgy ia ~ 80 w
A5 'sed 10 snnounos W. G.. k-
ktW ham 0pSpgIx $50 esndissts
5St IlssS Jbprt, hurth district.
4 ,Sg ~ decisioa Of the Demo.
Y m. ts "a 20 meet N Csnralia,
fFaglN 22Yr
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M child run sheen soondIy wh,le suf.

iering with Colo or from TceihlDg. Re-
move the cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrfn. Only 25 cents q bottle.
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CYRUS II. McCoRMiCK,
20 Chairman,


The committee unanimously reccmend to
the democracy OF the northern grand divi-
sion and second appellate district, that
they hold their convention, for the prr-
nose of nominating clerks Of the supreme
and appellate courts, for said division and
dtstrict, at Joliet, on Thursday, april Is,
asTs: ~ ami
And for the central grsnd division and
hird appellate district, thgt .ilG delegate
.ppointed from said division and district,
O the state convention, to meet In cenren-
ion at Springfield, on the day said state
convention is held. at 10 a. M, for the pur-
lose OF nominating clerks Of the supreme
I'D appellate courts Tor said division aud
district; r-nt-
And for the southern grand division and
ourth appellate district, that they hold
hair convention at Centralis, Thursday,
Aay 10, 1878, for the purpose Of nomina-
iug clerks Of the supreme and appellate
ourts, for said division and district;
The ratio OF representation in said con-
sen,ions to be the same as In the state CON
eption.
THOs. SHIRLEY, Secretary.
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THE loss OK THL TRAlS!NG sir EuKi'
DICE.
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HOUSEWIVES USE


A.
and 10 cent Packages. Buy WASHINE AT BARCLAYS .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-26
Sale Of Real Estate.
,Thc State OF South Carolina
OCONEE COUNTY.
x IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE.

John n Grant, Plaintiff,
GS. Petition for
Maluda Russell and others, Partition Of
Defendants, ! Real Estate.
DY virtue Of an order from tho Court of
I'D Probate, for Oconco County. will sell,
to tho highest bidder, at Walhalla Court
House. on saloday in OCTOBER next, tho
Real Estate Of Bird Lanior, deceased, as fol.
lows:
Tract No. ], containing One Hundred and
Twelve Acres. moro or less, and adjoining
lands Of II, O. Tribblc Tract No. 3, j. N.
Grant and others.
Tract No. 9. the lIoma Place, containing
Ono Hundred and One Acres, more or lee 4,
lying on Little Bcavcrdam Crock, and adicin>
.iTg lands of II. 0. Tribble, Tract No. l, Capt.
A. Hunter and others.
TERMS OF SALE.--Oue half the pur-
chase money to be paid on tho frat day of
January, 1879; tho othor half on tho first day
of January, 1880, with interest from day Of
.salo. Tho purchase money to be secured by
the bond Of tho purchasers, good personal
security and mortgage of tho premises. The
costs of these proceedings to be paid in cash
on the day Of sale. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate
Sept. 5, 1878 42-4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-26
For County Auditor.

AD- Tho friends of JOHN N. GEORGE
respectfully nominate him candidate for
appointment to the Office of County Auditor,
subject to tho recommendation of tho
Democratic voters Of tho County at tho
primary election.
Ey- Tho frionds of c.. E. WATSON
respectfully announce him u candidate for
The office Of County Audkor of Ooonce
t0ouaty, subject to tho action Of tho people
Ia the priMary election,
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Sept. S, 1878
Sale ol Real Estate.
STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY, OF OCONEE.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Sarah Dodd and II. Il. Dodd,
Us. for
Dcnnis Dodd and others. Relief
DY virtue of an order made in this action,
I'D will sell, to the highest bidder, at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina, in OCTO.
BER next, the Real Estate of James Dodd,
deceased, situate in Oconeo County, and
lying on Keowoo River, as follows:
Tract No. l, containing Ono Hundred and
Seventy Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands
formerly belonging to tho estate of G. w.
Liddell Tracts No. and 3 and othcrs.
Tract No. 9, containing Eighty One Acres,
moro or less, and adjoining Tracts Nos. and
and others.
Tract No. g. containing Two Hundred and
Twenty-Threo Acres, more or less, and
adjoining Tracts Nos | and md others.
TERMS OF SALE -Ono-third cash.
Balance on credit of one and two years,
with interest from day Of salo Tho pur-
chaso money to bo secured by bond and secu,
rity and q mortgage of the premises. Pnr-
chasers to pay extra for papers.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate.
Sept. S, 1878 4l-4
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-26
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ooonee County.
In TIE Court OF COMMON PLEAS.

AH AhH OooRI Or SOhnlON L LEASs
j. @. Malonoe. Plaintiff,
against ( Complaint
r. Press Smith and othere, for
Defendants. Relief.
DURSUANT to orders from this Court
Il made by Il. j. Macky, presiding Judge,
on 18th of March, 1878, and j. b. Korshaw,
presiding Judge, on tho i7th Of June, 1878,
] will soil, during tho legal hours of sale, to
tho highest bidder, before tho Court House
door in Wulhalla, S. G., on salcdny in OCTO-
BER next, tho Real Estate described Us fol-
lows, viz: "All that pioce, parcel or tract OF
land in tho County and State aforesaid on
tho West bank of Seneca River, adjoining g
lands of w. A. Lowery, B. p. Sloan and
others, and containing Ono Hundred aud
1'hirty-Threo Acros, rs represented by plat
OF M. S. sloCay, District Surveyor dated 2Sth
OF November, 1871, and recorded Mesne
Conveyance Book (B), Oconoo County, s. c.,
Page ST."
"All TINT picco, parcel or tract of land in
tho County and State aforesaid, on Mill
Branch, waters of Seneca Riyor, adjoining
lands of r. S. Porshcr and B. p. Soan, con-
timing Ono Hundred and Fifty Acres, as
shown by plat made by NJ. S. McCay. dated
4th Of September, 1871 and attached to deed
by r. $. Porcher to II. p. Smith"
TERMS One half cash; tho remainder on
twelve months timo. Tho purchaser to give
| bond and mortgage to secure purchase money
J. w. STRIBLING, G. e. p.
Sept. S, 1873 42,4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
0G@N5(E, COUNTY,
In tho Court of Common Pleas.

Wm. Cook, Plaintiff, J Complaint
against for
Benjamin Brown, Dcfendant.I Relief.
DURSUANT to an order of T. j. Mackcy,
a presiding Judge, made in this case on
tho 18th Of March. 1878. I will SELL to the
highest bidder, during the legal hours of sale,
salcday in OCTOBER next, the tract Of land
described as follows, viz: can that piece
parcel or tract of land situated in tho State
and County aforesaid, on waters of Chauga
Crock, having such forms, marks and bound
ary lines as plat Of tho samo doth represent
and was formerly owned by Alexander Evans
and was purchased from him by Benjamin
Brown"
TERMS CASH.
j. w. STRIBLING, &C. P.
Sept. S, 1878 42-4
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Final Settlement.

rNIIE undersigned petitions tho Probate
IL Court for q final settlement of tho Estate
of Mary Ann Whsenant, minor, on tho Goth
day of October, at II o'clock A. NJ. and my
discharge from tho Guardianship Of said
minor. A. j. HUNT, Guardian,
Sent. 10, 1878, 43-4
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For Probate Judge.

Esy- Tho friends of RICHARD LEWIS
respectfully announce him q candidate for
the office Of Probate Judge Of
IOconeo County, subject to tho votes ott tho
people in tho primary election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-26
FOR CONGRESS-.

Tho friends Of Col. D. WYATT AIKEN ro-
specially announce him o candidate for re-
election TO Congress from tho Third South
Carolina District, at tho ensuing election, sub
jcct, however, to the decision of tho Congress
sional Convention.