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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TI,,,u hpr pf hrpJ toad &C.
,on~ mno a,rnr;,,a. -, onc,,or ~, .C,1,,nao ,yero
liea4S' i"e oiier'nRs AZ '"ciI1l 'n In''Ee "eae
is packages; Of which numser were sold At
prices ranging from $3.50 to 81.
The following arc the quotations.
1,os-Common, so,5o@ss: medium, san
$3.50: GOOD. 44mS4.50.
Lenf-Cnminon, S5@$5.50: medium, s6Gl$G.5Q !:
sI' 6 Sax "HV' ''0" i-''0 'N''" ""''
Sjc'n,s;nn -C,mmop. S2.5OmS4s medium.
- 30m2fi: good, s;mS7.5o: fine S7mS9
PARK coons-MA NE &C LsS;''., 20
Gg55: good S5Vs6.
Leaf EiItrs.-t 'ommon. 500 $3.50: medium: 81
GpSs.50; good. s9@Sl950; fine SllNsl2'oO :;
@s956: sc"l. :i0G:I0.5O; linz, *l3msl4; cx-
''A' . Bright nnIcnT Observation-Disclosures.
S1no6tTS.., "iniIeh: Sot e. ,.Ian 9'''o"'
1E;jitersNt,n1uTunn, sJESG: medium S7m:9:
good ) 0usSl2 fire, $l3@:l3: =,
Frappe'$oC"!nn"n :l2@; -: mc Gi,.1n st thh
:25: good. S30@:SlO; hne' s4oC9:oo' iaheS' sou
GSNt sSooooy u-ronoers-common. s15ms1e ;
meaiu,u. S20MlS2I; good, S3NH:4O; hne, shoe"
$50, extra, S60GtS75.
., WESTERN TER . soops,
Lug FiuerS.-0ld dark, s3Gl.5u. .,o..,,,
Lear fLIefs'-Ioihlhoh 10 iiicu'uni' '1H4:o' H'''
!" L "lg Working.-Scw dark. ss5oms3.
Lcd}. AtSmtn! n9.(He" utrh, stNtS - e., cuo-- -
0 ;m3''' o'""'9'--''" ''''''''' " @'''
"p1V. ,., ,o... 49,. ,,,,,ou,,, o,,.,,,oo
REMAHhs.-thsre mas peeh 10 ihi'cf''i' ci'Iis'
In The above quotations for several weeks Tx:
make, - = ,ittle weak for all GRADES Of allcrs.
->
SIC HMOND ElAhh. E1S'-
MONDAY. November II, 1879.
to"h'rs F'"""'e'
Apaits s2%,S2.2o !" oarrei.
1E.5 gG'S zCC :, NJ .tco va,;o,r oo6ao5, fair
hHn, Gt'n,e u ''''' ''''''' -'' -'-' ''''
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rISpATrH PRIETiNG-HOUSE.

COOP WORK. tow PRi";s,
t,,.,,g cuy OF the l. ARREST h%l" Hs:f-
EQUIPPED job NFffCES ~ TIE S)iTJ 2""-
.,peI &. IN sE!lnlI inscalairsi tai~A.. We are pre-
o,r,i 10 rx"rure promptly, IN rt," WY best &ti =
and At Irw pnlCa> very re' srto Isl. Z
i;0OK $50 Jun pEl&Jj$}
8uslsESs-CAsD<.
.I,lflNG-tARipS.
ri.uFEs>iOShI .-C.aIrS.
TEDTrNS-thHDS.
SEUW-CARDS,
ELLIS LADISG.
BlLl..HEADS,
LErTEr-uE!L,s.
SOTE-EF;ADS,
AEEoUNfS SALE.
STATEMENTs
so'''A'' CHECKS. >.o-rs
DECG-LAHELs> TAGS
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
! RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
| SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly h.feS AUG 'e'
| yer ed by express or mall.
| We have all the NEWEST STYLES of 1nfs
and execu.s work in a manner thIt esano' 10 s'' .
, passed..
weals do ali xiais OF BINDING sud RULING
4 We viii cheerfuly faratah ESTIMATES ana ssas
mules whea reauireds IA !S'a''"'~"
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Wreck Of = Steamer.

HAvRE. November 1.-THE steamer Ala
maba, aground in the river Seine. will he a
total wreck. The cargo is washing ashore.
The crew were saved.
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A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
"A TIoNs AND 4 OF CHAPTER 40. CON
CORNING THE INSPECTOR AND GAUGER
AND PUBLIC WEiGHER.


Be it ordained by tae Council NJ the city I
RlchmoRd, That sections !, aud of chapter 40 OF
City Ordinances be amended and rcordaiped so AZ
10 rcad Is follows: -
Section 3. II any person shall alter, defacc. or
change any marks or characters male BY the In
spcci"r. or shall on any cask which has not been
gaugeh ny HIM put a mark In imitation % the
Gauger'S nark, he shall pay Inc Of not loss than
twenty dollars, "ith cost of prosecution.
Section I. Any person may sell. export. or other
wise dispose OF any spritunlIS liquors. wine, mo-
a-ses. or any fluid merchandise, IN sid city, with
out having the same gagged by The CITY Gacger
bnt in no case shat any mark indicating the rapa
city proof ~. put IN such cek. barrci. or hogs
head hT any other person inan The City Gauger
United states uBr,r In The discharge of his official
duty. Any person violating this section shalt pay
nne nj not less than twenty dollars, with cost OF
prosecution. mol ct
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TOLLlNS'S EOLTAiC

TOLLINS'S NUI.TAiC
~ ELECTRIC PLhSTEIS.
They destroy all tendency 10 Inflammation, by
draw ii,g from the system morbid or unwholesome
matter thus preventing or curing i:heun.t lslIi,
Neuralgia. and Sciatica Worn over the pit Of the
stomach. tlcy prevent Ague and Liver Pains, In
Examination Of HE Liver and Kidneys. Bilious Cole,
Dyspep>ia, Indiyestion, Cramps, and pains.
my 3-Tu,ThGS
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cary ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
IA TON 4S OF CHAPTER AZ OF THE CITY
oRDlSASCES, CONCERNING; STREET9

i g, TIoS4s OF CHATTER "a OF THE oITY
/ lApnrored November r. 1891
Be IL ordained eby the Goppeu NJ IN. cssy or
| Richmond, That section 4S OF chapter a. Of m.
CITY cr!nances De amended and rrordaincd so as 10
| read as follows: .E
| SECTION 4s. ANY person employed in business In
this city may put up sign ade Of tin which does
lot extend over the Sidewalk more than three feet
feet above the SIDE walk. and may. In front OF his
place OF BUSH ness and next thereto. occupy with hfs
suspend goods or other sytcIes 50 That they shall
texiehd from %. front o! his house more than
one 1905 .ow'',s The street: and Any person
putting up 4 sign. or occupying the sidewalk
pending hf~ goods otherwise than is herein au-
laorized. snaIl paT fine of not less Than ONE nor
shall De removes ny The police: and wheD n ,ner-
cS1n, or other person. after doing business on =
| Sweet or DuDic aaey, declines such b,niacss and
sells Sy auction his stock of goods or hen the nrf
pcftv Of decedent- Who as the fine OF his death,
wa. = resident OF ias CRY Of Richmond or county
property Is sold undcra deed OF trnst thereon. made
oy person who At the time Of cxecrios said deed,
in aid city or County and sold therein by an oacer,
nf!cTa warrant OF distress execution. or other le
Judgment or decree 81 court or MAGISTRATE,
!EerS NAV, on the day Of sale. be occu-
nsa Wsn sG and Eo ,b; or pToy saI OF
way n.xr TO the house other place Of such sale;
ana whn. Mt The dock 4 wharf, an auctlonecr
sells cargo. half of the sAewak and third Of the
carriaee-~ay next Thereto NAV be occupied with
such cargo for three day, and no more unless the
sale be necessarily posi- poIed because the weather.
In which cs the Sa sha'be within three days after
The cause Tor such postponslncH shall cease and the
occupation shall he no longer tbap half ON hour
after ssaset Of the day on which the sale rs made:
and when any auc,iouecr merchant, licensed for
that purpose, has consigned TO him fruit. vegets-
blcs fish, other pcrishaole articles, for sale which
are dan.agrd By handling and which he can best
dispose OF by immediate sale out of doors,
half of the sidewalk ami Il third OF the carriage
way opposite the store Of sach person may be occu-
pied one hour and harf far The purpose OF making
sale Of such pcrishalle ar;c ies proyd. that noI
more than Two of these last. named sales shall he
made hy any person on thesame day and provided,
further that nothing herein shall be construct as
10 permit any decaye'i vegetable other matter 10
remain for any time on sa.d sidewalk carriage
way. lany onctioheer or merchant. any person
In his employment scll Ctrer for sale at auction
any personal properly which shall be In any part
tcither OF the Sidewalk carriage wayl of street
or public alley. when he Is not authorized by This
section. he shall for every article there offered for
sale Inv him. pay a fine OF ten dollars. nol7.5t
A \ ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
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DENTISTS.

= ". JONES, DENTIST, Office -
". No. sO7 FRANKLIN srEEET, oe-Sa De, II
,weeu Eighth and Ninth streets. havlrg every coz
vanience and appliance for comfort OF MS paienls
With Twenty-Five years expetitRce aua PRICES NE
DuCED, is prepared 10 perform gently anu ca l
fully Mi onerations for such as may desire ms pro
| fessloual services. Ho W."
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Eorrli,-HIOncw EeRt I'm.

TORONTO, November 17.-Uanlan for
wardcd his Observation-Disclosures forfeit
money to Blake Saturday.
Disaster TO am Excursion Party.
GLASGOW, November lT.-Thirteen per-
sons returning from the Fair last week
were drowned while crossing LUchmedaIc
ISlav.
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SOUR STOMACH, bad breath, indigestion, ant
headache easily cured 10y flor EITTERS.
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n I II
4 olIcr for sac 200 Suit, of thimbrr Furni- "a.
lure price from s23 10 500, from The best IVY
manufacturers East aud West. also Of my own make.
together with aIu nurO OF Paror. hlicr. Int Kitchen
Furniture. aud every article In tie Furniture line.
Also, Cabinet Makers supplies OF every deScnp-
ion. Will duplicate Baltimore prices. Parties IN
want Will SAFE m"ncy by giving me n call. ONCE
amt warrroomS: l43S Main street, nea, Fifteenth
street Workshops l6, g. and 20 nor h Fifteenth
street. Isr27 WILLIAM DhFFRON.
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E0rty-1ine aCGila;;s EFan.cs

LONDON, Move uhcr ia dispatch from
CabuI to the Standnrd says: In all forty
nine Afghans have been hanged for COM
plicity in the massacre OF the British en-
DasSY.
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NEW AND ELEGANT STILESS
CHAMBER FURNITURE, ~
tAKLpit FURNITURE. -
DINiNG-RUDM FURNITURE.

Size my stock an | prices shall please.
80 22-cnG;}m SAMUEL ". HARDWOOD.
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Nthi,:sss 10 he Cours-7Ear.ialcd.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-THE trial
OF the Nihlist Mirski, General Drentcler's
;issailant, and twelve others accused Of COM
piicity in the crime, will commence on Sat-
urday next at St. Petersburg before court
martial.
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Scissorgraphs.

Small pox has broken out at San Antonio,
Texas.
Wade Hampton, Jr.. was married in
louisville, KY on the 18th instant, to Miss
Kato Pholan, Of Memphis.
Hon. John Il. Lynch, colorcd man, has
been appointed Superintendent of tho Census
for Mississippi.
Gen. Samuel T. Cary, tho champion Green,
backor, announces his purpose to stump Ohio
for Con. Ewing.
Somebody estimates that there are between
four and fivo thousand fugitiyes from justice
in Texas, of whom 83l are murdorers.
There wero forty graduates of the Uniyer-
city Of Georgia at the recent commonccmcn
at Athens.
Probably tho noxt European war will DO
between Russia and Germany. Certain in.
dications point that way.
Deaths in Charleston last week, only 25-
O whites and 10 colored. This is irrofragible
proof of the health Of "the city by the sea-"
Embezzomcnt is as common Mt tho North
as killing is at the South Tho last case of
embczzlement is that Of George B. Durfce, of
Fall River, Massachusetts, for 1896. 900.
Tho United Statos is the greatest tobacco
growing country in the world. She supplies
both Great Britain and Germany with tho
weed, and ut least fifty thousand people arc
employed in manufacturing it.
Tho introduction Of petroleum, like certain
kinds of machinery, has destroyed an old
industry. Tho Pacific whaling fleet Of 1855
consisted of six hundred vessels. 1t now
numbers but forty. Our New England wha-
lors have suffered in q corresponding degree.
Tho Trustees of the University of Georgia
have voted from tho land scrip fund two
thousand dollars annually to tho branch
agricultural colleges ut Thomasvillo, Outh.
bert and Milledgevillo, these schools boing
recognized as branches of tho University
without tho power to grant diplomas.
Grant, in his remarks to tho Vioeroy of
Ticntsin. paid tho worry highest compliment
possible to tho Confederate soldiers, whom be
said: "The soldiers Of tho Southern armios
have shown themselves by NIL odds tho bost
part of tho Southern population. Our armies
wore not merconary on either eide, and no
people aro moro poaooaho in civil lifo than
those who havo soon war. They know what
war ie,"
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State Of South Carolina,
OCONEE COUNTY.

by Richard LOWS, Esq, Judge of Probate.
w WhERBAs, John 7. Cantrcll has made suit
W to me to grant him Letters of Admi-
nistration Of the Estate and Effects of Moses
Cantrcll, deceascd-
Thess are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of the
said Moses Cantrell, dccensed, that they be
and appear before INC, in tho Court of Pro-
bate, TO be held at Wnlhalln. s G., on Satur-
DAY, 8oth day of August Instant after publication
hereof, at i o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
oauso, If any they kavo, why the said admins.
tralon should not DO granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
August, Ammo Domini 1879.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Oconcc County.
Aug ii, 1879 39-2t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
oconoe County.

Jtha en-. t,ufR,th R th;agarnstn yames
Todd. widow, Johf, Todd, children of Eliza
betf Steele, h8mes unknown, James Todd and
Thomas Todd, sons of WIN Todd; deceased,
Sarah Erskine, VIM J Erskinc, Margaret Z
Markham neo Epskinc, John Il Erskine,
Martha Erskine, Julia l. Erskinc and New
ton L Erskine, sons and daughters of Jane L
Erskine, deceased, Leila Todd, daughter OF
Cater Todd, deceasc |, Newton II Brown and
James Brown, sons Of Mrs NJ l. Brown, de-
ceased, observation-disclosures IN PARTITION.
To the Defendants above named
YOU and each Of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer tho complaint in
this action, which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of tho Court Of Common Pleas for Oconee
County, and to serve copy Of your answer on
the subscribers mt their Office in tho town of
Walhnlla, G, within twenty days after tho
service of this summons OH you exclusive of the
day Of Service. If you fail to answer the com
plGint within that time, the Plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for the relief demanded
in the COMPLAINT and the costs Of this action.
KEITH s. WERNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The Mexican Dollar.

What is tho differonco between tho Mexican
dollar and Tablor's Buckoye Pile Ointmont9
Ono dods what it PROMISES and tho other
doesn't. The Moxioan dollar says, II an,
ono hundred cents;" but WHOM you; come to
Invest it you find IL is only oiehty-ave.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile 0intuient saws. 1f will
ouro You Of Piles;" and Upon trial IL is found
to do so in overy oase. It mskos but one
pron,ise--to euro Piles; and docs go without
faiIure; Price 30 conts o bottle. For sale
II. Z. Norman & Bro.
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State Of South Carolina.
eSCONEE COUNTY,.

IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Urinh jenkins. plaintiff, against Elizabeth Jen.
kins. Mary Jane Chambers, George NJ. Jcn-
kins, AIRY Amanda Ragland and Jnmes G..
Jenkins. heirs-at-law of Clayton Jenkins.
deceased, and Lucy Turner, John Turner,
Dora Turner, Salie Roach, Martha Stand
ridge, Nancy Roach and William Turner,
heirs>nt-lnw Of Benson Turner. deceased,
Defendants Simmons .for RcliqC-C Com
plant not iScrycd.
To tho Defendants above named:
VOU arc hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action,
Common Pleas, FOR the said County, and to
serve copy ofyour answer to the sad COM
plaint on tho subscriber ut his office, on the
public square in tho town of Walhulln, in the
County and State nfotesad, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of the
duy of such service: and If you fail to answer
| tho complaint within tho timo aforesaid. the
| plaintiffin in this action will apply to the Court
| for the relief demanded in tho com"~:~.
WnlH"lla 3. q .fnlv 0-lat?DENDY,
PlaiDtif's Attorney.
u. 3. J. W. srRIBLINo, c.c.p.
TO the absent Defendants, Elizabeth jenkins
Mary Jane Chambers, George NJ. jenkins,
AIRY Amanda Ragland, James G. Jenkins
and Martha Standridgc:
YNAKE notice that tho summons and COM
Il plant in this action was fled in tho
office &c tho Clerk of tho Court Of Common
Pleas for Oconee County, and State of South
Carolina, on the 9th day of July, 1870, for
the partition of the Real Estate of Clayton
jenkins, deceased for relief. &c.
Walhalla, s. c., July Q, 1879.
S. p. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
July IT. 1870 IS ct.
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Pocket-BooK Lost.

II was in the town of b., and Mr.. s. had
just concluded somo purchases, when he
made the startling discovery that his nocket-
book was lost. While searching his pockets
no found buckeye, and -"Gontlemen,
my ptocket-book is Lost, but thoro has been
something discovered by DR.. Tabler, of Nash
villo, of fnr greater value 1t is the Buckcyo
Pi'o Ointment. which will euro Piles in ali
casos, whom used according to directions.
Try It,. Price 50 oonts bottle. For sale by
II. L. Norman 6 Bro.
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Executors Sale.

ny virtue Of an ordor from Tho Probate Court
ID ! will sell, to the highest bidder, on ssleday
in September next. within tho legal hours Of
sale, ut Walhala Court House,
THE CHOSES IN ACTION,
Belonging to tho estate Of Col. Jeptha Norton,
deceased, which have been appraised doubtful
or worthless.
rsRhs CAsn }. B. SITTON,
August II, 1870 ay.st
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Final Settlement.

'NHE undersigned most respectfully petitions
L the Probate Court, at Walhalln Court House,
for final settlement Of tho estate of Haohariah
Powers deceased, on Saturday tho 18th day Of
September, 1870, and for q final discharge from
The 'adntinistration Of said cstato.
T. b. POWERS,
Administrator.
august Ia, 1917 30.1t
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oCOn99 County
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. L. Hughes, ct al, Plaintiffs, vs. John r.
Steele, ct al, Defendants.
RY Virtue Of d dccrctal order. made in the
~ above stated case, on tho 10Th day of June,
1870, will sell. by public auction, 1T the Court
House in Walhalla, in The County and State
aforesaid, on the
FfhsT MONDAY IN SErTE,pEp, 1870,
within The legal hours of sale, the following
Real Estate,
conveyed by William Steele, deceased, in his
lifetime to Wm. S. Grsham, Trustee. situate in
said County and State, Oh %nters of Coloners
Fork Creek, described rs follows:
q Tract No. ]. containing lG6 acres, moro or
less, adjoining lands of J. N. Adams. a. W.
McGufin andIothers.
TnAcr No.'2. known MS the Old Homestead
containing 30l acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of j. N. Adams, a. W. McGufin and
othera.
Tract No. 3. containing l79 acres, more or
less, adjoining, lands Of N. II. jenkins, John
Zimmerman ind othefS.
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MEMPHIS, August 22.-privato adyicos
from starkvillo. Miss, report four cases Of
ycilow fever thord. They arc said to he ro.
fugeos from this city. Tho National Board
of Health has sent an agent to INVESTIGATE
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ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE
July IT, 1870

TIE Twonty. Second Annual Course OF Lectures
will commence October 10th, 1870, and eloso
March 4th, 1880.
FAqULTY--J. G.. Wcstmorcand, W. +. West
morcland, W. a. Love, V. II. Taliafcrro, John
I mhad Johnson A. W. Calhoun, J, II Logan, j.
T. Banks; Demonstration, J. W. Williams.
This well established College affords opportu-
nifty for thorough medical education.
II is in afiiliation with, and it's tickets and
diplomas recognized by, cvcry leading medical
college in tho country.
Requirements for graduation as heretofore.
Send for Announcement, giving full informa-
tion.
JNO. THAD. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Dean,
Atlanta, Ga.
August ID, 1879 30.lmo
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L 8. ]. W. sTRLDLINd, CCp

TO Mrs James Todd, John Todd, James Todd
ma Thomas Todd, Sarah Il Erskine, Margaret
+ Markham nee Erskino, Wm Erskine, Leila
Todd, Newton II Brown and children of
Elizabeth Steele, names unknown, absent de-
fendants--
Take notice that The summons and complaint
in tlris Gcton filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Plons for Oconce
County on the 18th day Of August, 1870, for the
partition of the real estate Of james Todd, de-.
ceased, and for rclef, &c.
KEITH & WERNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
AugGsL IA, 1870 SCI g.
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Terms OF Sale:

One-third cash; the balance on one and two
years, with interest from day of sale, the pur-
chnsers to give their bond for the credit part of
the purchase money, secured by mortgage of
the premises, purchasers to pay extra for nll
papers and recording mortgages.
j. II. ROBINS
Sheriff Oconcc County
August I. 1872 3S 1t
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LADIES STORE

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
TO our patrons and friends the fresh arrival Of
our SPRING STOCK or GOODS, consisting of
tho --latest Novelties Of The Season, such as
Prints, Dress Goods, Lawns, Jaconcts Main
socks, Cambria and India Long Cloths, &c.
\ beautiful. line Of Eolions, consisting Of
Kid and Lisle Cloves, (all colors,) Fans, Fan
and Handkerchief 0irdles, Silk Ties, Collars
and Cuffs, Ruff'cs, nuching and Collarctlcs.
a full assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hats of all varieties Straw, Wool and Felt;
Please call and examine our Stock, MS then
you can form n better idea Of what NC have
Respectfully,
~. I-Ie .LOlIID N OV.
March q 1879 lo.1v
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Final Settlement.

J,HE undersigned respectfully petitions the
settlement of tho estate Of the minors, Mary
Dalton and Jefferson Dalton, on tho 9th day of
September, 1879. and will apply on that day for
final discharge as Guardian.
J. A. DICKSON
August 7, 1870 38.4t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-30
Cumberland County Organization
OF
REFORM CLUBS
AT
Yarmouth Village, Tuesday & Wednesday,
APRIL 29th and 3Olh.

Fully realizing the good results arising from our
earnest and persistent labors in this great and good
work in which we are engaged, in rescuing and re-.
storing to manhood all those who are addicted to
strong drink, and also of making homes and fami-
lies happy. which were once sad and unhappy by the
Demon Rum; it is earnestly hoped that all the
awaken a new impetus in order to make more
progress In furtbering this good cause of Temper
ance. The citizens of Yarmouth will give all a
hearty welcome and will cater for all delegates. A
cordial invitation is extended to Clubs throughout
the State, also to all who are, or wish to become
friends and workers in this noble temperance WORK.
Arrangements have been made with the railroads
Tor the following rates of fare for the round trip:
Grand Trunk r. R., one fare.
Portland & OgdeDsburg r. R., one fare.
Delegates on the Portland 81 Ogdensburg r, r.
will be furnished with return tickets by the Secre-
tary. VIM. M. DOW, President.
FRANK W. THAYER, Secretary.
Gray, April 14th, 1879.