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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-02-21
Watchman Tell u, of tbs Migl t

Under this caption appears a very
caustic article in the N-,cs nnd Crwicr
calling upon Ger. Gordon, Gov.
Colnuitt and other shining lights in
the Southern Life lnsuranc, Comp
any, in the interest OF the poor Widows
and orphans who arc sutieringsto
enlighten the people as to the affairs
Of this Company.
What has become Of III MONEY ?
Where is all .the.company''prnl crty
INCLUDING the immense office in
Columbia and the costly buildings
elsewhere?
Are the poor unfortunate policy
holGcrs to.gct nothin,'b aci;?
Gen. Gordon promisc! TO keep
them informed.
We 10 call for the informatipn
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.s Megro2Sufrage.


SGox.sII n lettertoths
No'3b .Amaerieun Ieeuiew takes strong
position against the Northern Repub-
licans. Swho are3talking ahUnt taking
away from. the negro the right to
Voter and sa5daiscs n continuance of
the suffrage, Lut The elevation Of the
c9lored maniito itsproper nppr ecia
ton byseducation 1byawhidh he meat
mog9lt2snTnre' particularly than intel
ledts,altraihing. Gov. Hampton hi,
struck the right key. The Republi-
caMsa!av selvesinto a.scrapc
andstheyawulitto delu'le us into help
ing them Quit by d%isfrancLisin. the
negro Bptwe won't. doit. Wognin
&c votes by negro sufiiagc, and ngri-
culture, in which black and white
hayeiai.common interest. in the South
Is atEsngtllend against manufacture in
wEieaffhe North is employed, and we
Won't give it up. 1t will not tax,
long either for the colorcd maj to see
that QUE int crcsts as an agI:cul ural
community are common. BY this
additional vote the Democratic party
willsoonleon.rQlth the matt on.
a4J I'D - ~ ~4
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ALSO
Sales OF Lands of the Estate Of Dan ell
Zcigler by Master.
lie STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
oEiNGI:ErRG tuyNTY.
In the Common Pleas.

In thc Common Pleas.
thompson il Cooke. ct, al. E,or and Exix
of Daniel IcigIcr. plain,i;E-a.ain,t y.
T.. ". SiS,runk, ct al defendants:
Hy virtue OLA Dccrcial Order made in
the above Cause Oh the 10Th day Of
1879. ! Will sell. by public auction in In,
the CITY al Columbia. in the State atorc.
silid, on The lSt Monday il March 1879 4,
the usual place for Siicriis Sales, and
within the l"gai hours therefor. the fellow
ing Zeal Estate of Daniel Xciglc:, situate in
Richland County in said State, on the Con
Sarce klvrr, containing one thousand and
lurtv tloio) acres, more or les. and boun-
dcd on The West by the ta".arcc River.
on the Southeast by the Lands If Wn. Brad.
d,y, on the North BY lands Of DOZEN and
East u! i'hds OF and de
scribcd ~ follows:
Tract No. l.. containing 200 acres, more
or less, Olivier swamp land, formerly con.
vc.ycd 10 Jane NJ. Icisl"r.
Tract No. :. containing o acres, more
or les, o%irivrr swamp land, formerly con-
vcyod to Daniel l.. Zciglcr.
Tract No.. .. containing 200 "acrrs, more
or less, ~oirivcr swamp land, formerly rnn.
vcycd to Mary Jane Zeiglcr.
Tract No. i. containing 200 acres. NOR,
or less, o%frivcr swamp land, formerly con.
vcycd to the heirs of Frederick Zeiglcr.
Tract No. .. containing 200 acres more
or less, of river or swamp land, formerly
conveyed to Caroline L. Pauling.
Tract No. i. an island in The Conrarce
River, containing 10 acres more or less.
Terms of Salc---Onc half tD cash, the
balance on Il credit of one year, the pnrcha-
ser to give bond and mortgage Tor the
credit portion, and to pay for papers and
recording. Payment TO be made aud papers
executed at my office in Orangcburg.
W. NJ. hUTSON, Master
Masters Office, Feb. $, 1879.
feb II q.
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Pr (!

"ce,n'd not supply the demand for the GULLETT GIN last Season
owing to the Yellow Fever Quarantine. To prevent n similar occu,ren
during the coming Season we have been Instructed to offer the
i ;: AKRON IID GIN
Also FEEDER and CONDENSER at IL very l. w Price ito all who
purchase this Spring for Cash, o. good Paper. NV is y,r 81 ,n.e t, pr
chase the Finest Cotton Gin vel offered To the Ira L., Il: Price. that an v
Planter can aHml. To get the largest Discount 81 shout pnr.h, e
between % and May lit. We are also oTrrin. the Clc ,r.tei BIGE-
Ihreslers, Saw Mills Grist Mills. Ne, at Greatly Il: III ~ Prizes.
Give usa call or send for Circulars. Extra Low Figure. ma lie t., tn ,e
who purchase their entire Ginning and Throhing Otis throl 81 u&
Address g nj, SIO II. e, 60
General Agents for Plantation Machinery.
feb Il Augusta, Ga.
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RELIGIOUS.


Rev. Y. II. Caldwelrs meeting at Wal
nut Flat closed last night with no addi
tons.
There will be no preaching At the Meth
odist Church next Sunday, Rev. J. \
Sims having gone 10 Vanceburg for hii
wife.
Rev $. II. Ford, Of ~. Louis, one Of IN,
most distinguished preachers ofhis Church
will preach At the Lancaster Bes'is'
Church next Sunday night.
Rev. J. VI. Bruce will leave Tor tho
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
Louisville, next Friday. lie will, howev.
er, retain the pastorship Of the Church
here, ill further notice.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference Ct the
Methodist Church for this place, will con.
yene the 9Th Saturday and Sunday Of this
month, instead Of the 4ih, as announced.
A full attendance Of the membership is
desired.
Mr.. John {. Young, ofDanville. preach
ed at the Courthouse here at P. M, and
Rev. George o. Barnes at 5 p. NJ. Sunday.
The latter had Just returned from Wash
ington, Mason county, where he succeeded
in winning ninety souls to Christ. During
his stay there he was without the valuable
assistance Of his sweet voiced daughter.
Miss Marie, but she has recovered from her
sickness nov, aud left with him for Ow-
ingsville, Wednesday, where they will hold
their next meeting.
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CASEY COUXTr.


The Casey County Fair was we'll attend
ell, but as was generally expected, the pre-
miums were nearly all awarded to stock
owners Of other counties. We hope the
farmers of Casey county will be stimula-
ted 10 improve their stock so that We may
have more competition in the stock fairs
in the future.
The Annual School Institute Of Casey
county, Is in session this week. Fifteen
hundred children are thrown out ofschool.
while the teachers are holding their lnsti-
tute, having their fun and no body bene-
cited. We trust our next Legislature will
be induced to repeal 80 much Of the school
law as requires Institutes.
AssooIATIOS.-There were more than a
thousand people in attendance at the
South Kentucky Baptist Association that
convened here last week. More strangers
we're in Middleburg than were ever known
to be on any previous occasion. We had
a very interesting meeting, inierspersed
with some good preaching. The best Of
feeling prevailed. The congregation was
supplied with dinner on the grounds. The
visiting preachers in attendance, were
Reys. V. n. Kirtley, q. w. Giyens, r. H..
Coleman, j. NJ. sallee. r. L. Purdom, j.
]. :. harris and j. j, Cooper. The ASH
citation meets at the Somerset Church next
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HssfonrHIe.

New stock Of burial cases just received
at John II. Vests.
Every body was delighted with the Lib
erty Fair. Rather small congregations al
the churches on Sunday, however.
The telephone between this place and
the X. K. station seems to be an assured
success. The cost will be very inconsider-
able. Billy Williams Is pressing the en-
terprise with his accustomed energy, aud
expects to have the thing in operation very
soon.
DEArH.-H. l.. Carpenter, an old aud
we'll known citizen Of this county, who mas
been long confined by sickness, died at his
residence on Sunday afternoon. An unu-
sually large number attended at his burial,
which took place at the old family Gene
terry at Carpenter Station on the afternoon
Of Monday.
The presentation Of Col. Woliord's pict-
nre by your Bar to the Bar Of Casey was
an appropriate courtesy, aud One sppreeia-
ted by the entire county. Mr.. Miller, your
organ in the ceremony, won great applause
by the graceful and eloquent remarks with
which he accompanied the valued memen-
to. II is to be regretted that the war-worn
veteran was not able to be on the grounds
to witness the enthusiasm with which his
county-men hailed the welcome gilt.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.
EnnIcmnn,s MN.

G. y. Engleman is rebuilding HE mill.
dam, and will soon be ready for grinding.
Rev. Jos. Ballou will commence a pro-
tracted meeting 1T Rush Branch next sun.
day.
BoRN.-On the 18th inst, to the wife Of
zachariah Blackerby, pair Of nice little
Farmers are getting little uneasy about
the cold weather, fearing tina, II will bring
about frost.
PERsoSAL.-NTiss BETTE Huffman. a
bright little jewel, l. visiting Miss Clarke
Engleman. Prof NJ l.. Hpscomb and wife
returned from Virginia last Saturday, and
are the guests Of Mr.. Jas. Robinson. Miss
Sallie Huffman, Of Lancaster, is visiting
Misses Leila and Scottie Robinson. Mrs.
@. p. and Luella Bright are soiourning at
Hail Springs.
Mr.. X. L. White, Of this vicinity, re-
ceived a telegram from Memphis on Mon
day evening, conveying the sad news Of
the death Of his son, Arthur, Of Yellow
Fever. He was a model young man, and
as his aspirations were great, he would
doubtless have assembled the ladder Of fame
had hen not been plucked away in the bloom
Of youth. lie had about finished the study
On medicine, and was assisting his uncle in
to the wants Of those that were
daily dying; but, alas he was s,rickn down
by the fearful disease, and soon he was in
the cold embrace Of death. His parents
have our heartfelt sympathy in their sad
bereavement.
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HALL-ln Boone county, Mo-. August
9th, 1879, Mrs. Polly Hall, widow Of the
late Andres Hall, aged nearly 93 years.
Deceased was born in Virginia; came TO
Lincoln county, Ky, when y years old,
and from there 10 Boone, about 80 years
ago Stanford, Ky, papers copy Co
umbia (Mo.) Herald.
wHITE-The telegraph brought the
painful intelligence on Monday last. 10 his
father, Mr.. Robt, l.. White, Of this county,
that DE-. Arthur L. White, after a sickness
Of a week or more, had sneenmbed 10 the
fearful disease nov raging at Memphis.
During the epidemic last year, Dr. White
was anxious 10 go aud work tor the aillici'
ed, but yielded 10 the entreaties Of his
parents. lie subsequently, went 10 Mem
phi., aud when the disease broke out this
year, he devoted himself entirely to tho
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gOcfI NOTICES.

CHrw Jaokaon'a best sweet navy iobacco
.o.t., ~ II ,....,.. -. ., ~.
AZ 49, w w WV ''''''' w WV ." wv"
JIM
c.lc M McRoLerts A stagg's
fHfsioiAhs prescriptions accurately
compounded At Ohenan't~ fennys'
WnTrE lhAp, linseed OIL aud Mixed
Faint. ~ BOLTON prices ~ hehoheris n
Staggs'
LARor stock Of Moldines and Picture
Frame NJ Bottom Priccs NJ Chenauli n
Penny.
CItrSAutr A PrSSy Lsv. a complete
stock Of School nools Slsles. Pencils ia.
pers. sc.
JUST deceived, hne ASSORTMENT Of the
McRober,. A s,seg,s ~ '''"'
AZ this y the season for painting your
houses, you can nod complete stock OF
Lead, WIS and coiors ~ Ohenant Zen
nyA
TAXI yonr rigs, old iron, hides, fealh-
ers, gensing, eggs, butter, etc, 10 Al. lIar-
ris, and get the highest market price for
them.
uAyg tried begying and dunning long
enough ON notes and accounts. AZ Seutem.
her Cour l will try warrantinr. WI
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Read What Your Neighbors Say About 1t.
DANvuLr. Ky June 81.

- DANvnLE, KY, June "a 1879.
Have used the Mayfed Elevators and Purifiers for five
and find it all that claimed They purify the foules well
or stern never freeze child old
foot WELL sufficient for the family durae believe
e VIII last ten years. would not buy other when could May
ne"' w. +. EVANS
DANvuLE, KY. June q, 1879.
We have used of the Maye cter at this
Office for several has worked
more durable than the chain pump lighter
pleased with that last Spring pump from my cisen
at home and put Mayfed Elevator When the
csten had become infested with the small bugs
in cns and had begun emit unpleasant oOr After few weeks
use of this pump they both entirely disappeared consider the best
tern pump know Of and would other when could obtain
them. j. W. PRocroR Cashier Central National Rank
STANFORD, KY June 2S, 1879.
of the Mayfed Water improves
water works with durable; ages
y gives have no other
JOHN j.. McRoBERTs Cashier National Bank.
We the undersigned citizens of Kentucky having Mayed
Elevator and Purifier since it patented by Isaac Mayf May
held KY in 1871 and having
recommend it, and claim 1 That will purify the foue
term I'd That it will freeze the coolest
last ten 4h That child old draw
yo WELL sufficient for the largest family We certify
the Elevator addressed to will be cheeuly answered.
Hon A. X Boon NJ c. Mayfed, Ky; Hon. Ed GRASSLAND, May
field KY Hale Prest First Nat Bank Mayfed, XVI Judge W
RoBERrsoN Cir judge Mayfed Hon. Lew Aayfd
XVI Hon. BIGGER Pducah KY MER wru, Mayor Paucah, KY
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The Lincoln County T,achcrs' institute
convened n the Baptist Church here, last
Tuesday. Commissioner J. VI. Phillip
introduced Col. Y. D. Allen, II Farmdale
Military Institute, A. conductor Of the In
stitufe, and the exercises n the morning
were opened with prayer by Col. Allen.
q. r. Waters was chosen Secretary, and
Mrs. :. 9. Truehcar, n. w. Hughes, Jno.
l.. Bosley and q. II. Waters were appoint
ed Committee on Programme. Col. Al
len, after few appropriate and amusing
Introductory remarks, gave an interesting
lecture on Enumeration and Geography,
afler which, the following teachers were
enrolled
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LAND. STOCK AND cRoP.

Fiiieen hundred pound cattle sell at Al
rents per H., in CLARK county.
George W. Afford bought two large work
mules this week, At $40 piece.
tn. ,rosnsc, Il ,L., ,hers w;u ~.
.r,go so,n c,onin I i.o,I, ~. 90. ,L.as.
TO the late rains.
=,
n T.n...-s. on -. 49,, - 90 80
IA - :. ..o -
N ~ ~. l.. .,n
L.-1--1 - - - -
Seo - az IN "ru.s'~a'I,'.-, o. a..
Jesse Martin. of Woodland. sold to n
Skillman, l40 extra good sheep at cents
a pound. They averaged I4O pounds.
ID Sill. n 400
- Ia, NJ. 90 -s, a e"-''
al r., -. r.. COZ 90 - e.
dard.
Wearen n Evans bought 1000 bushels Of
wheat this week at 10 cents. They have
handled during the season over 1900
bushels
BuII--A. NJ. Feland Is s,ill standing
hi. ball. 4th Duke Of oxrord At a. and
all that ever bred TO him are able TO nav
their taxes.
A Marian oonn,v f,rmsr x;,h OIL ACRE.
of land in watermelons. has already gath
erred about 1000. some of them weighing
as much as forty pounds.
~,
N i'1". NY S y"o'ua ", s 'n'se year
n. -, 49, S- US W
'e'iS '.o''''a'u' 'o' Si''VVV N WIN
an '''' '''''" nave "'"0"''e' =" S'0'-
aR;u Million t,.m..Iv h. n,on..,v 81
V;,h.r. 8 o.. - "a. -, ,soII
last week by @. u. Morris 10 George Ayers
for 81 900, retaining his running quality
till after the ensuing Long Branch races.
Gropo,rowv Co,,pr -F,o., aoo 40 400
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mo-, -. -, H.. III ~ -. ,o,,
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=. -, GO -. II SOC ~.
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w. Ia" ID,.' .p s'D. -, 80 80 o" %aa
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NOME affairs.
by
Severance A. Dudderar.

The Willimantic spool thread, the best in
America, used and recommended by every
Sewing Machine Co., sold by u.s.
Still they go wesi-but provide them
selves with one Of our indistructable zinc
Trunks. They are a terror to the baggage
smasher.
First Of the season just received-5,OOO
yards Of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting.
Call and examine them, and You will find
that they are aheaper than ever before.
II times are hard there Is no longer any
excuse for you wearing that old shabby
hat New and elegant stock in wool and
Fur Hats Of the very latest styles, and at
prices to make man feel that times are
better.
Our trade the past season in Boys and
Children's Clothing was 40 satisfactory that
we determined to stock up early. We re-
ceived last week a nice assortment Of Cloth
ing for boys for Fall wear. As the time
for Winter schools is now upon Us, provide
your boy with good, warm clothing.
II has been the talk all Summer that
wooden goods wonld be higher this than
they were last Fall. Believing this, we
bought early in July a large stock Of Jeans
Of the very best brands, and will be able to
sell at as low prices as they have been sold
at Cor 20 year,. Our Judgment was right,
as the same goods are nov worth in the
city from 2lc to Sc more per yard than
when we bought.
For the next forty days, we propose to
make price on our clothing that will sell
them IL times are hard, as there is now
very large force Of workmen engaged in
making mp a stock for Us for the Fall and
Winter, we must make room for them. So
don't look shabby any longer, when 40 lit
tie money will dress you like Prince.
We have the exclusive sale in Stanford,
Of the finest and best French Calf Sewed
Boot ever offered here. Homemade, and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
We would call especial attention to our
stock Of Parasols and Fans, believing it to
be the largest and cheapest assortment to
he found in the city.
Our stock of Sandels, Newport Ties,
Button Newport's for Ladies', Misses and
Children, is still complete.
Another large stock of Newport Ties.
Button Newports and Strap Sandals, just
opened.
New stock Of Zinc Trunks, Valieses,
Carpet-satchels, just received.
New and elegant stock of Paper, Linen
and Silk Fans.
Our Organdies and lawns are beautiful
and cheap.
New stock Of lace and Embroidered
Ties.
Silk Mits in black and light colors.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
by
S. MIDDLETON, Tunnel City

Twill pay the highest market price
for slaves in Cash or Trade in Gener-
al Merchandise at the Lowest Prices.
Will also take good Flat-Rails. Tan
bark, Lumber and all kinds Of coun-
try Produce. l am agent for the cele-
brated Fish Bros. Wagons, which !
will exchange for Slaves, &C. l will
receive Slaves delivered at Caldwells
Eubanks and Pulaski Stations
I a7t-im \. A. MIDDLEfON.
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WnsoE-GoocH.-On the 18th, Horace
5. Wilson and Miss Armilda e. Gooch
were made one flesh.
CLEMMESs-E srEs.-On the 10th, Bur
ton Clemmens to Miss Mary Estes. The
bride Is just IA years Of age.
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Louisville, and perhaps to Madison, Ind
Il e probably bis last TIP for some time,
~ Il is reported he will return benedict.
MIR. W ". Alexander, after fort.
nights witt At his aunt's Mrs. J. q. Row
land, has returned 10 bic home in Burke.
an. n.
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GouRDs.-Capt q. II. Mckinney Roe'
up head in the gourd business. lie has Eve
which measure as follows First, fny-three
inches in length and nine and half inches
in diameter; second, forty-siK inches long,
and eight and a half in diameter third,
forty-,wo inches long and eleven in dame
ter; fourth, forty and halfinches long 6i,h,
thirty-seven inches long. The two latter
are growing at the rate Of three inches a
day.
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Advance sheets of the forthcoming An.
gust crop report u the Department Of Ag.
ficulture show total acreage Of Spring
wheat IN Illinois this year, n 300, s36; Az.
erage yield per sore, u bushels; total yield,
$4,000 bushels average price per BUSH
81, IS ITO cents value Of 1879 crop, 81.
Ccq 900
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sick, and II is thought that bic ovtf eKer.
lion caused him to become q read, prey 10
the scourge Dr.. White was young man
Of cine promise, and his host II friends in
this vicinity viii he panied to hesr II his
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The younr men of stanford desire 10 expre-s
through the columns Of TnE ISrFnion JouaSAL
their sincere thanks 10 Mr. 7. N. Mcfcrran for the
many couricsies shown them whilst attending the
Casey fair. The genuine hospitality extended by
Mr. McF. was Of such character a. 10 engender
feelings Of tho warmcst gratitude, and bis many
Kind acts viii not be forgotten by the
ftove or sraNronp.
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CASEY FAIR-A good many Lincoln
people, tempted by the novelty Of the
thing, attended the Casey Fair. and, for the
most part, came away pleased with the ex-
hibition and the other attractions. The
exhibitors we're mostly from Lincoln and
Boyle, the Casey stOck-raisers not being
yet able to compete successfully with the
Blue Grass stock. The following Lincoln
men bore Of the "blue';
Bnll calf }, y. Rias, pre@iam.
HALL, yean old, J. 2. Rife, prenium.
Hall, years old, y. s. Powell, premium.
Gov, years DID, J. =. Rifle, premium.
Sow, year old, y. Howell, premium.
stallion, year old, J. >. Drye, premium.
Mare colt, Il. n, Grow, premium.
Mare year Old, &. a. sandidse, premium.
Mare, years Old, q. 4, sandidge, preIaiu,n.
Mare mule, q. }. Grow, premium.
horse mule, n. C. sandidge, premium
Pair mules. q. J. Crow, prenium.
Mare, wears Old, G. r. sandidge, prenium
Mare, years Ola aud ever, n. c. sandidse, preIa.
Mare OF selding. h. c. sandidse, Igclnium.
stallion, year Old, harness purposes, william
Hughes, premium,
Mare. year Ola, e. Z. sandidgo, pre'nium.
Mare or gelding, laat-iooied valk) liuhe Harris,
preaium.
Mare OF gelding, driven 10 roekaWay by lady
Miss Mollie rowell, premiun.
Host boy rider, " year OLD special pre,,iuu BY
Judge Owsey- willie Dys, d., premium,
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G y. BuRSAM.-A petition gotten up
by Col. T. p. Hill and signed by a large
number u responsible citizens asking
Presiden, Hayes to appoint Hon. CARTS
p. Burnam, Of Madison, 10 the vacant U.
$. Court Judgeship, was in circulation yss.
terday. Mr.. Burnam IL without doubt the
choice Of this community.
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SMALL CHANoE.-Phantom Hop at Crab
Orchard, to night. One hundred Excur.
sionlsts leave Tor Cincinnati this morning,
on the $3.50 colored excursion train. o.
The Union Express went into effect on the
Goth. All the Adams boys are retained ...-
Combination stock sale at Danville Fair
Grounds to-day.
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DpN'r ApvrRrTsE Madison Fair
was not advertised here, hence the v. r.
Agent sold bat seven tickets 10 Richmond
by the Excursion trains.
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NEw HoUsn.-Mr. A. A. Warren has
contracted with Mr.. +. A. Terhune for the
building Of a neat little cottage on Dan
Vile street. The carpenter work Of
Mr.. George w. Bobbilt's new building IL
completed, and Is decided improvement
on the old one. The adjusier Of the Etna
Insurance Company called on him last
week, and AFTER good deal Of talk, paid
him the amount Of policy, les a small
amount.
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TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from snbstanees that are
free from aay properties that can inlnre
the meet delicate organization. They
search, Cleanse, Partly, and nvis crate
the entire systsn. ny relieving the en-
aeraed Liver, they cleanse the bleed
frsm poisonous humors, and thus tnapart
health and vitality 20 the body causing
eho bowels 60 act naturally. wtthoua
which ne one can feel well.
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BIKTns-Dr Steele Bailey Is the proud
parent Of Rirl baby, which made its adj
vent last Saturday ...... To the wife Of Mr
John :. Armstrong, aon.in-law Of Capt. =
j. White-a girl.