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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-23

The scarcity of diamonds, gold and
silver, and the difficulties met in secur
ing them, is a sure indication Of their
value. Thus 1t is with valuable medi
cine: DR.. Aug. Kaiser's celebrated
German Pulmonic Elixir, through tho
jealousy of rivals has met nth the most
bitter opposition, and apparently al
most insurmounteble Obstacles have
been thrown in its way; but its oppo-
nen.s might MS well try 10 change the
course of the sun, sweep back the ocean
with a broom or put out a prairie FIRE
with a tear. For the cure OF throat and
lung diseases, such as coughs. colds.
consumption and bronchial affections,
it is unequalled. It's cures are truly
magical. Ask your druggist. F. F.
Muller, for it. The genuine bears the
Prussian Coat OF Arms. the fac-simile
signature of DR.. Aug. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on every lucent bottle
Trial bottles 20 cents.
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| From Wednesdays Doily.T

FEoM County Clerk o T.. Green wo
have received n certified copy OF mn Act
repeating section 3. OF an Act entitled
An Act for the Taxation Of Mines that
produce one ton or less a day of orc or
mineral bonriug material. aud TO en-.
courage the prospecting Of undovclopcd
Mines" approved March 9Th, 1877.
The repealed section roads IA follows:
"0n Nil claims of this class, producing
not more than one ton n day, there shall
DO no allowance made for expenses in.
CURED prior to the quarter in which the
assessment is made"
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New store.

MIR. Jackson Of San jose, has rented
tho rooms recently occupied by tho
Cabinet Restaurant, aud will open the
same as a first class variety store. The
place has been thoroughly o~yerhauled.
rcitted, md tastefully furnished. We
bespenk for Mr.. Jackson n liberal share
Of the public patronage,
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Mn. M.sE and family OF Kansas mr..
rived there this morning and nrc stol-
ping for a fow days at the parsonage.
MIR. Mise being u brother OF Mrs. Nc.
Culloch, He has concluded that grass
hoppers are too sure n crop in Kansas,
aud proposes TO try his lot in California
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Bullion shipment.

The l~ndependencc Company shipped
last night three Luars Of bullion valued
at So, 1877 %.
At tho same time the Grand Prize
shipped -four bars, valued at S6,6G7 81.
Times. Rsrisc.
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Arrivals.

Last evening the following persons
came down by stage: W. Steinaker, IL.
Hoganson. Eva He'll. G. A. Kingston,
A. Brown, L. Bernard, Joel Smith, A..
d. Chapman. Z. IL. Beyers, G. Il. Kit.
fridge.
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2S Genus u day, or 4.5O per month,
Will buy an Insurance Ticket good for
$4,000, in event Of death, or for eIs
weekly Indemnity for disabling In
~juries. whether caused by accidents In
travelling or any other kind Of accident.
Insure against accidents in the Travel
er's Insurance Company, Of Hartford.
Any information cheerfully given by
letter or otherwise, on application to
H. NJ. GRANT, Agent,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-23

CHARLEY GATEs. nn old citizen OF
Rcno, whose skull was broken by a kieh
from a horse q few days ago. died At
that place from the effects Of bis tojn-
ries OH Monday.
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Military RnlI.

a Grand Military Ball will DO given
Mt Camp Halleck on Friday, March 2sth
1879. There will be free transportation
from Halleck Station to the Camp and
return; tickets 50 90. BY order
MILITARY C~oMN1TrEE..
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The. Funeral.

Tho funeral Of Ex-Governor Bradley
will take place on Sunday, at l o'clock
p. NJ, under tho auspices OF tho Odd
Fellows Fraternity, he having been a
momber Of that organization.
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The following dispatches wero re-

The following dispatches were re-
ceiTed here this morning:
CARSON, March 81, 1879.
To George RusIeH-Committse Of State
Officers consisting Of Governor, Lieut..
Governor, and Chief Justice, will leave
for Flko to. night to attend the funeral
OF Governor Bradley.
Signed: ]. ". ADAMS.
STOCKTON. Cal, March u, 1879.
To John Il. BrdNey-The news falls
heavily on the people here. Many shed
tears and speak with trembling voices.
The peoples friend has yielded up his
brave and honest soul. When will tho
funeral be? J. NJ. HOGAN.
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Elkv Guard, Attention.!

All members Of the above Company
arc required to meet at Granger hall,
Friday, March goth. 1879, ut 8 O'Clock
sharp. by order OF
G. G. WARSkn, Captain.
by A. J.. ELLIS, o. 8.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-23

W. ii. Bayless. tho San Francisco
architect who has the planning OF tho
new Court house for Eureka, returned
from tho Base Range on his way bnck
homo viz Eiko.
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Arrivals,

From Tuscarora this evening. wore
Jas. Daley and wife. W. o. Weed. Mrs.
II. s. Conlcy, Miss Alice Smith. Miss
Emma Smith, Chas. Davis md an
Oriental.
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Mr.. Fairbanks Of Huntington Valley
was severely injured by being thrown
from his wagon in Eureka, Wednesday.
The team took fright at q passing rain,
and ran away.
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+. l.. Nichols, Wells.
G.. u. Haight, Cornucopin.
Cy TOlman, Tuscarora.
j. LoweubcIg. San Francisco.
A. L.. Fisher, Carson.
i. Goodnlc, Star Valley.
ID. Matho Is,
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For Sale or Heat.

After the first day Of next month the
commodious dwelling house now occu-
pied By William Simpson. on the corner
OF Sixth and Idaho streets. For par
ticulnrs apply ut the premises. I'm.
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District Courts. N. Klaek fre.


The District Court convened IN I'D
vance Of the usual hour to-day and Mr..
r. 3. Digelow. 'PAve expression 10 The
general sentiment in'the following brief
eulogy upon the life and character Of
Ex-Governor Bradley:
"Since n adjournment last evening
we have been called upon TO mourn the
death OF a pioneer Of our State, ex-0ov-
eruor L. B. Bradley. who. for the last
eight yeArs has filed . very psonineat
place in Abe eyes Of the people Of this
commonwealth. aud hiled u nobly. FOR
two successive terms he ~. by over
whelming majorities. elected to the
highest Office II has been in the power
Of this people to bcstow. aud In the dis
charge Of the duties Of which, he has
conferred equal honor upon them. Dur
ing the Ii re he has occupied the position
of Chief Magistrate OF our State, he
has by his %integrit. Of character aud
honest devotion TO right, given the lie to
charges that no one can be trusted In
high places, and by tho course he has
pursued, has caused the heart Of every
person within its boundaries to beat
with u higher sense Of manhood and o
greater faith in themselves. As n citi-
zen of u own county, his public
career has been watched with feelings
of more than ordinary pride aud salts
faction. and out OF respect for his
memory, which will ever be fondly
cherished, 1 move that the Court do
now adjourn"
Court then adjourned until ten O'Clock
Monday ext.
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Wiiloughby and Edwards, lalo saloon
keepers Of Tuscarora, have been arrested
upon n charge OF ~dcfrauding their cred.
itors; they arc held in custody OF the
Sheriff.
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JOHN W. WILLIAMS
Racing At Wells.

May s-Half mile and repeat, free
for all horses in Elko County.
May 9-Single dash, half mile, free
for all horses in the County that have
never run for money.
The purses will be larger than have
ever been given in the county before.
Amount will be named as soon as the
subscription list is filled.
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Fresh Saddle Rock Oysters. Qunhaug
CLANS, Turkeys, Chickens. Ducks.
Geese and fresh white fish direct from
Like Superior, nj the Gem
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This morning, for Tuscarora were II.
Hogauson, T. Erickson, IL. Laycllc.
Eva Hell, Mrs. Conn and @ .uummack.
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Arrivals at Depot Hotel.
j.. l.. Seitz and wife. Elko.
Mrs. Il. s. Conley, Tuscarora.
Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Emma Smith,
W. o. Weed,
G. l.. Davis,
Mrs. Coon,
WIN. Hale. Elko.
j. Il. Wilmington, Hamilton.
j. Grunbaum, Coinucopia.
II. II. lIoganson,
ID. Dryer,
j. u. Kenyon, Chicago.
r.. NJ. Cartan, Cincinnati.
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Notice.

The store Of u. lioinhart & Go. will
be closed all day Sunday in consequence
Of tho funeral Of Ex-Governor l. IL.
Bradley.
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Departures.


Mary Welsh, Charles Manley. Mark
Mnniey, and H.. Ross took the stage for
the north this morning.
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'OAInnncn.

We are authorized to give notice that
tho social Of tho Connie Il Fdut club,
which was to have taken place tonight
has been postponed until next Friday
evening.
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From Monday = Daily

brpOt W0teI Arrivals
j.. II. Boyors, Tuscarorn.
A. i Adams, do
VIM. Henry, do
j. NJ. Bnnhold. do
Thomas Smith, do
A. stephens, do
John Corbett, do
John Hubbard, do
J.T. Babcox, do
I'D. Bae6n, do
\. NJ. Pollard, do
Qghhn Beard, do
stephen Beard, do
John Shcarcr, do
danes Gray, do
O.. w. Morley, do
Frank Culver, do
w. Combs, do
j. @. Howerton, do
Geo. Grant aud wife, Pleasant.
II. l.. Nichols, Wells.
CIV, Little, Huntington.
@. u. Davis, Ogden.
Richard Barry, Greeley, Col.
Il. O. 0sgood. do
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Mnnnn IN Lei.

A house to let with all the c~onvenien.
ces. and situated IN a pleasant locality.
For particulars call on George Mcintosh
at John Ainley's.
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DennrIurra.

+. Bcnhayon and u. Grunbaum took
the stage for the north this morning.
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Following il Is list Uf unclaimed lot
tcm remaining ia this Office March 18th.
1879.
Cook w Doyle james.
Fryer Leslie Harvey Charles
Keller Joseph LOWING William
Pitts Mrs AMMO Raincy John
Smith Thos ID Shulcr Mrs Charles
Thomas Frank 2 Williamson Samuel
Winffoy John Weeks John
y. W. HUI, i. NJ.
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Tho CONNIE n Fa" club will give an.
other Of its socials At Granger hall noIi
Friday evening.
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NOTICE OF APPucATIsN 10 SEll
ZEAL ESTATE.

IL THE DISTRICT COURF %
L he seventh Judicial Dls,ret, County -
Elko. State of nevada.
In the matter Of tho Estate OF Aiois Hifty. De-
s. II. Beard, the Administrator Of the EstatS
81 AloiS Hilty. decSaS-i. having nlr I HE r-u.
ton herein. duly orih-d. praying Tor an order
OF sac Of certain real estate. and mimi. ei.ia
OF said deceased for tho purpo.rs therein ZEE
forth. IL 10 therefore ,.rl"rei by said IIia:urs
Conrt that all p"rsons Liberated In th- ,siAt- 20
sail decoA cd. appear before the aid DIst. t<s
Court, or Judg- thereof. on Mo- day tho Sist dap
OF March. 1872. at 10 O'Clock A y. 81 sad day.
~ the Court Huuse ~ Eko. Elko county. "
show cause Why an onler should not be grated
TO said Administrator To sell 90 inueh Of the
real estate Of the said deceased ct psbiie or PR.
Vnte sale. - slIal br nrrcsESry: and that . copy
OF this order be puhlishei at least four suoees,
stVe weeks In the Exc ISDIFEHn. ut, . nsvU.
paper printed snd published In aid ike, nhS
County. stAt= Of NpVadH.
,. X. rIAoK, D4SStrt SaA9A
u. c. BtraSt. A'tsrnoy.
DAhA hNGhs Z 1879.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals.
From tho north this evening, were
Wy. Iolm"n, q. ID. Haight and Ed.
Cutchloy.
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ncnnrInrra.

Mrs. Delara departed for tho north
this morning.
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Dcpot Hotel Arrivals.
t.. II. Chase, Glover valley.
Miss Zoe Clayton, New York.
ID. II. Imnol. Eureka.
l.. A. willard, Cornucopia.
Chns. Manlcy. Columbia.
W. Knvonscrn!t, Wisconsin.
l.. w. Short. a.
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From Tuesdays Daily

Tho following "gcm" was rcoeiv
by ono Of orr merchants recently with
instructions to fiji and forward at once:
10 lbs bacon
b koroc,
| box ten.
| konco Pott,
| Shunoi- Shovel,
Ponr Ovorpas- Ovcrpants.
Jumport-- Jumper.
2OOft Picket I'oops-Pickot ropo.
o%vcrshirt. (2Hl
2 gallon Kohloyl- Coal oil.
1 lbs gonpowdor-- Gun.powdor.
3 " Dockshott-- Duck shot.
. Paper R6t.ish- RcGish seod,
! Dus. Onion Sott,
I Bottle good wisko.
2 Kanns Axol grocso,
A~lmenenks.
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LOCAL AID STATE NEWS.
tFrom Saturdays Daily.l
SAl0aEundi.

SAlmaEundi.
Dick Dorsey aud wife have got back
ON their visit to Tuscarora.
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Fourth Of July Celebration,

There will be meeting in the Courthouse
ut this pl ice, at IL o'clock, OH Friday morn
ing, the 4th of July, in honor of Independ-
ence Day. The proceedings will be opened
with prayer by Rev. w. II. Strickland, af-
ter which the Declaration Of Independence
will be read by Mr.. J. 8. Murray, Jr., and
an Grafton delivered by Capt. John L. Allen.
The general public and the ladies of the
town and country are especially invited to
attend the meeting at the hour named. The
occasion will no doubt be very interesting
one, as 1t will recall to those present memo
rIes which belong as much to the people of
this section as to any other and which the
consideration of il calculated not only to
inform our people of events of century
ago, but to animate us with new hopes and
new courage for the future. The reading
and the oration on the occasion named will
do justice to the day and to the assembly
which will gather to hear them.
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EX-GOvERNOR CHAMBERLAIN AS A
FOURTH OF july ORAToR.-TheS Spring
field Republicans proposition to make the
Fourth of July celebration in that city O.
great national love-feast by inviting Wade
Hampton, or some other reconstructed
rebel, to deliver the Grafton, proved a
boomerang of the most deadly kind. The
committee did not invite Wade Hampton
or Joe Johnston or Aleck Stephens or
anybody of that stripe, but = OF all men
in this reconstructed nation x-Gov-
ernor ID. II. Chamberlain, of South Car
olina. Between honest ex-rebels and
Union veterans the Springfelders split
the difference by choosing an ex-carpet-
Dagger with an unsavOry record, a present
OF obscure existence and future of mer-
ciful oblivion at best So far as being an
olive branch to the Southerners, whom
the Republican would encourage in re-
turning loyalty. this is fair notice to them
that their room is better than their COM
pany. Times are changed since 1875,
when Massachusetts yelled herself hoarse
in doing honor to Fitzhugh Lee and other
Confederate veterans in the Bunker Hill
Centennial celebration, and was moved
to tears by the spectacle of the Fifth
Maryland regiment decorating the graves
of the Union dead at Mount Auburn.
The Stalwarts and the Bourbons between
them have succeeded in re-opening the
wounds of civil strife more than then
seemed possible. 1t remains to be seen
how Springfield will receive her chosen
orator and what use he will make of his
opportunity. He has the ability to in
struct and the grace of diction that would
make any subject entertaining, but will
it be the lesson that he speaks or the les
son of his life that Massachusetts, youths
will be expected to take to their hearts Z?
philadelphia Times.
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Grange Matters.

AT the meeting of Associate Grange No 1,
| of Anderson County, in March, it was deci-
ded to hold the next meeting at Hunters
Spring on the second Saturday in July at
10 a. III. First subject for essay and gene- a
| discussion. Rotation Of crops' cssayists,
K. NJ Burriss, John b. Watson, ]. L. Brca-
zealc. Second subject, Budding and cul.
ture of fruit trees" cssayists, ]. w. Norris,
II. NJ. Burns, Mrs. A. NJ. Darricott, A. B.
| Bowdcn. Delegates to the meeting: Town
| Creek Grange, L. w. Gentry, D. II. Russell,
p. r. Brown, Robert Moorhead; Hunters
| Spring, T. Ii. Burriss, John Brown, X. Brea-
zeale, j. Bolton Watson; Harper Grange,
Jeptha Harper, d. L. Bowen, VIM. Burriss,
VIM. Harper; Anderson Grange, VIM. Nc.
Gukin. W. w. Humphreys, J. w. Daniels,
G. +. Tolly.
Grange No. ii viii meet in their hail on
Friday next at 0l o'clock u. nj. for the trans
action of business. Members will please
take notice and give prompt attention.
The quarterly meeting of Pomona Grange
No. will be held in their hall ON Saturday.
5th inst, at 10 o'clock a. III. Members and
delegates are requested to be punctual in
their attendance as important business will
be presented for their decision, not the least
of which will be the election of local CON-
mercial agent and executive committee and
arrangements completed for the summer
meetings. Come along, brethren, and let
us counsel together.
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THOUSANDS USE IT, WHY HESITATE PIT is
adapted especially to those cases where the
womb is disordered, and will cure any irreg.
ulnrity of the "menses." DIR. J. Bradfield's
Female Regulator acts like charm in
whites" or in q sudden check of tho
monthly courses" from cold, trouble OF
mind, or like causes, by restoring the dis
charge in every instance. So also in chron.
ic cases its action is prompt and decisive
and saves the constitution from countless
evils and premature decay. Ask your drug
gist for q circular
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A PIcasant Entertainments.

The Palmetto Rihcmen will give a prom
enade concert in Hampton Park on Friday
evening, the 1lth instant, for the benefit ei
the company. Refreshments, consisting OF
CAKE, ice cream, lemonade, ETC., will be
abundantly provided to supply the demands
OF all who may epresent at very reasonable
rates; in addition to which fine music will
be furnished by the Palmetto Band. Taken
all together it will probably be the most
pleasant and enjoyable party of the season,
and 1t is hoped as many of the ladies and
gentlemen of the town and surrounding
country as can do so will lend their presence
70 make the evening great success.
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SANDY spRINGs, S. C.. July /

-
Mr. EDITOR: A meeting Of the patrons OF
Sandy Springs Academy was held to-day.
On motion Mr.. r. NJ. Burns was elected
chairman. and Mr.. r. NJ. Morris secretary.
The object of the meeting being to look
after the interest of the school, after free
and full consultation, and satisfaction ex-
pressed in regard to the progress and man.
agement Of the school, and there being no
further business of importance, the meeting
adjourned. r. NJ. Burns, Chm'n
j. n. NORRIS, Sec
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June 16, 1870.

would respectfully announce to my
friends and customers who have patron;z.1
me so literally in the Drug trade of Ander-
son. that have sold my interest to Wilhitc
& Wilhte, who will carry on the Drug
business at the old stand, and hope they
will continue the patronage they have Civ
en- me 70 The new firm. i expect TO open a
Drug Store at Central, s. c.. and will be
pleased to have my friends and the trading
public call on me at that place.
]. r. WILLIAMS.
June 90. 1879 80
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wears good clothes, says the San is flourish
ing, and is very sanguine about the build
ing of the Hartwell branch of the Elberton
* Toccoa Railroad He expressed himself
as highly pleased with the appearance OF
things generally in and around Anderson,
and especially of the farms since the aboIi-
tion of the old fence system. Come again.
Colonel, and make your visit longer.
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ANDERSON, S. q, July .. 1879.

There will be a meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Anderson Farmers and Nc.
chanics' Association in the Court House
on next Saturday, the 5th inst, at II o'clock
a. ni., to elect officers for the ensuing year
and to transact other business of impor-
tance. B. +. GRAFTON. President
j. l.. TRIBBLE, Secretary.
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Anderson NIarlet Reports.

The prices current for the following arti-
cles in this market are:
Cotton-middling 10l TO 1l-quict.
Corn-80 to S5c
Peas-100 to 125.
Flour-$5.5O to $3.50.
Mcat-C. r. sides 6, L. c. sides st, shoul-
ders s.
Larl-l0c.
Molasses-N. o. Soc to SOC.
Meal-9O to 500.
Sugar-73c to 10lc.
Coffee-12lc to 163c
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MONEY DM RT 7

MIR. F. g. MASSEY having purchas,,,
VA the Patent Right for COSTON,S
San sHARPENER, for Pickens, Oconee
Anderson and Abbeville Counties, and for
Hart County, Ga, and having formed Il CO. co.
partnership with him for the use of this
a,ent sas,. ann now prenafed to sharpen your
ever had it done before. This Gin Sbarn.
eneT is superior to any that has been ustti
III this country, and does the work bette
than 1t can possibly be done by hand.
VIII travel through the country and sharp-
en- your Gins at your houses, or You can
Dring them to me at Anderson @. H. Send
IN your orders at once, and be prepared for
the cotton season. 1 am also prepared to do
any other work that may be needed.
May %, 1879 As sm q, ~
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The Broadway Hampton Mounted Rifle
men will meet at Anderson c. H., Friday
at 2 o'clock p. III. to receive their sabres.
They are uTg,d to meet promptly.
Jos. B. MooRE, Captain.
THos NJ. BoLpEN, Orderly Sergeant.
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DISSOLUTION

fHNHE copartncrship heretofore existing
j. under the firm name and style Of
Wilhite Williams has this day been dis.
solved by mutual consent. All Notes and
Accounts of the above firm will be found
in the hands Of Wilhite & Wi!hitc for col
lection, at No. Granite Row.
+. A. WILHITE,
j. r. WILLIAMS.