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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05
AUCTION sALEa TH1s pAY.

= k9- On all sdSss Of Zeal Eetass saads astseea
ths 1ss Qf January and last Of JEns ths tarssfes
the present geGr hare to bepnf9 tyths parciassS
Oh all satss made bet,ceea tss Lee OF ysIy GTdId
or the year the SdEss haze to AE paid the seslsY
This custom was adopted about dfteen years age
by all the reai estate agents f Richmond, and aV<
plesso Richmond and victp1ty.1. 1stt ~. = 4.
IL NJ, rrss exfafa Cd Ire south
side or Cary street between F9ucenth street and
Shockoe creek. known usth4 ss Jnion Aiannfac-
turing Company tE5s frY..lyy s-s. esai,
FRANK d. HTLL.& CO, SIP. 81, new BRICK dweil-
phaefsns, and buggfes. ssu.r.., .1s
NJ. L. JACOBSON, 10 A. M., chrofnos. s55si
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

MERCHANTS EXCURSION TO RICHMOND
There will be an important meeting OF the
Board Of Managers Of the Commercial Club
OF Richmond this evening at $3.50 O'Clock at
the Club-rooms for the purpose OF consid-
erlng the proposition made by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company with re-
gard to an excursion to Richmond for mer-
chants along their line OF railway. Major
Hotchkiss will present the proposition.
From what we have learned OF the matter to
be proposed the experiment will no doubt be
representins as it does the largest portion
favorable Opportunity p pass for getting
together in this city so many merchants
from this end to the western terminus OF
tIls great railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

TRY OUR .GooD-Cu y, brand Of tobacco at
soc. per pound. Itisavery Bne chewing tobacco.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.

BLACK and CoLogED CAsHAEREs,
BLACK and CoLoRED ALPAcAs,
y PERCALEs, CAMBRICS.
HANpKERcHIEFs, LINENS, HOSIERY, e.,
JEwELRY, ,WRITiNG-PAPERs,
UNDER-GAEMENTs,
nd other goods for the present season, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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OUR "GooD-CHEw brand OF tobacco al eoc'
per pound, is as good as any brand We snow OF.
W. u. BLAIR 6 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

ACCUSED BEFORE POLICE CoURT-cAsE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExAssyEA::
iTIoE-EvIDENcE BEFORE THE CoRo-
NER.s JURY OF THE YogNG LADY AND AND
3 iafEssKssI CARL TON a n D. lMoGuIRE-IN.
! ,TEREsTlNG DETAILS THROWING NEW
/. LIGHT Upon THE AFFAIR-FUNERAL OF
THE DECEASED TO TAKE PLACE TO-DAY.
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THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY holds a
assemost rank among the foreign fire COM
paales which have established branches in
.uis country, and has won an enviable repu-
allon in the commercial centres Of the
S "ef.d for the liberal adjustment and prompt
seaienent OF losses. Its annual statement
s Mnich we publish to-day, tells Of its great
'aashcsal strength and continued prosperity.
.Jsg4ong - It's assets will be found Sll45,000
,,n an Snlted States bonds 1t is represented
~ aIaa Ials city by hessrs. Montague & Co., No.
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gentlemen will and large assortment OF FUR.
NIsaING GOODS, and ut !ow prices at
- -, LEVY BRo7HEEs'.
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PERSONAL.
sEzNE-THnEAD.


GEINE-TuRESDf @~rxzEs
y sEISE.THREADils<ss-- - ssssras~~
uNpRECEDENTEDl.Y Low PRICES.
q iSETNE-THREAD.S .SEfNE-TWlSES,
i. eEiNE.LiSES. SE:iNE-GORk.
YAWkISG,. .GLLISG-ROPE.& &c,
We are Offering the above at very low prices In
order ts close out stock before making or alter
stion ia store. all those III want should iake t.o
adyantage OF the low prices ard supply TEEN
:, once We have ex pert hands In our employ Ior
The manufacture OF NETS aud, sElSs ~ WINCH VIC
af afS "a p4se'' q. LfCHTENSTElS SONS.
corner Seventeenth aEd ESagsIn slrssss;. s.ssls;.
Sole importers OF the LION BkAND scsns4 s.ss
1 THR IA ID, and In porters OF Other BRANDS. feo
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. 4AHnER - wBIsEEx, pure and mellow, q "a
per gaIlca. 5.sH W ". bAAAh " So
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MhhElMJ.-This celebrated artiss-the
Mes.e Mess % Of living Siolinists will appear at
'itaat iS East aaii on Friday night next. AS this
10. atahaps his last visit South the oppoStu-
y ~ aa nearing him should not be lost.
.;raa seeohcert ne proposes giving here tais
10 .Is &c Ssti ee Of more than ordinary interest
Snoa .ae general audience, as he will intro
NJ, NJ MSny familiar and popular airs.
siislns ssi,asau SarTeno, who gave such general
ISa,aloa ISsaa a;a and genuine pleasure as - I'm,
MN Ia paaaG on two former occasions here,
vesssppear 20 the concert next Friday, to-,
yoiss % I, Sita Miss James, who possesses a
Tss !. ntleh sweetness and culture. 81
wil5s,feaaetien in price OF admission since;
6anca iast visit will insure q large au-,
nosnin ~ Mozart Hall next Friday. This
eor,,snss tne sale OF reserved seats will
sace at WyatFs m;lsie.storp. .4;f II
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DETAILssAs GIVEN BY CURTIS.

!. He further said to her, I" | want to see
them on ''-an expression which, he SAID.
was very customary in his business, to sat
isfy whether there was good tit. She de-
clined to put them on, and he walked with
her out to her phaeton and helped her in.
he stated that her friend was sitting In the
phaeton on the side next to the pavement,
snd that In getting In, the lady had to step
rather across her feet land Id doing SO
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aShe,s ias4 ss4s1Geo 1GeoD TgaPLAas ,(CoLoREDi.--
Tepnls.a .aaes9ssssaughton, Grand Worthy Chief
laasnen, !, W taeasifand Lodge OF Virginia,
issgeaaassnI YEN orderof Good Templars, has
atbe G,sa,, y,rsular calling specia, session OF
tnsa@uf @ y !, Lodge 10 this e cit3 on the 18th
= ~ ~ Gol6en RIiie Lodge ~. & 81: 80 M
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: gfee. Wsssa Wiiss " 70 BIZ RETRO AsIzEp.- The
snsa eass ssssl, 80 church will be rebrgans
4aaasrsss TEE M 20 this city, with Rev. e. "a.
Rssbl & nam slsssGr: This church will start
: s0 psrshipei iorty.two. Il /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

EOR RENT, Nos. 307. 800. aud 81 GA
n west Grace street, between Madison and A:Q
Monroe str, ets have lately had an additional story
added. These houses contain about twelve rooms,
nice pOrcles bath. ranges, and all the most modern
nnTniv to ,-.-i ""A IN i-nrfpGt nrdDr--i&@
N,nb a3t .-S~-aRaRERT u. LYME.
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HE CURTIS HOMICIDE.

Testsmony nefore the coroner's Jary
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EOR RENT, one OF those nice, new, a
Il STOCE-BRICK, IRONY ERAN DAEW
DWELLINGS on First near Cary sireer. containing
about ten rooms; bath, range, Latrobe stove, and
all modern cOnyenences.
Also, nice small DWELLING Of five rooms, ard
Kitchen on Governor street neur Capitol being put
In thorough order. Apply to
NH 4-3t ROBERT B.LGN II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-05

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE DE. a
It TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE at the G2:I
southwest corner Of Marshall and Seventh strte,s,
containing about ten rooms. besides Kitchen. Rent
very low. Apply to JOHN T.GODDIN,
~ :. - 'a... JfReai Estate Agent,
NH 5.eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, TIL AT COMFORT. a.
II ABLE BRICK RESIDENCE at the north LII
west corner Of Grace and Jefferson Streets contai
Ing eight rooms besides a large Kitchen and stable.
The house Is IN very good order, aud will be rented
very reasonable. Apply TO --... @-'
JOHN T. GODDIN, Real Estate A gent.
NH 5-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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, ,YitIln,oal lispat|cll|lt. /
WEATHER REPORT.

- TRY wgsrass YssrERDAY was .peftiy
,.ss,.ass, n elear and milder, at niShtat was
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+. HI. Mcclure.

CURTIS'S STORY.
He said that coming in they had gone up
to Mr.. Carlton and addressed him as Mr.
Curtis, when, finding their mistake, they
turned to him and asked if he was Mr..
Curtis. He replied, Yes, that is my name !;
whereupon one said, Sand you insulted a
lady here.n Curtis may have stated the day;
am not certain. To which Curtis said he
replied, II never insulted lady; and il L
did, unwittingly, I will apologize to her
and to you" His assailant replied, But
you did insult her." and beat bum over tbe
head, Ithink he said, with whip.
They were then separated, and to his (de-
ceased's) query, .sWhat occasion? what
lady" Mr.. Poindexter designated the oc
casion and the lady. Elicit and 1 asked him
(deceased) if he had insulted her, and to
state fully the grounds OF the charge. He
replied, "No, never dreamt OF it." He
said he remembered the occasion referred
to; that Miss c. had called on Friday to
return pair OF shoes gotten before, and
which she did not like, and to get in ex-
change pair that she had ordered to be
made: that he handed them to her and re.
marked, 81 cannot see how you can wear
such a little shoe,1 or "sueh shoe."T
think it was "sucha a. SHOE" Curtis re-
marked to us that the heel was nearly In the
middle OF the shoe.
, 1879-03-23
TD I2EET-HOUSES.



..- North Sflc--Cautiuucts.
TO REST-f,Ol'sE 20 OSrAIu0.sr,, SEA1:
osIte seI rooms ~ cunycasnces. excellent lucu-
IoE =. II, MGLilkES. " Westinghouse.
RIO nENr-15a NORTH nEAnRoES- ST., 4 FITsT-
i, c.ass terec-story aud Basement Dwelling house,
1, nn ai noacfn improvements. Inquire at l57 North
ft'o EEST3ies 1 NORTH pEAEHoI:N:sT., SOUTH
sstone-1ront c1cpaut building barn; also ais North
Seate-st. between Division md Goethe. 3-stnry anl
uase;lent bcci!ar stone. front, class building.
INQUIRE ~ 0L lDr41AK l61 East Washington st.
'I'u KEST-FRoM MAY j, ISL. 56:. 5c3 EAST
va,+ DIVISION st. three story. oclagou front, brick
Apply to WILLIAM v CLARK, Il s;att-st, up stairs,
ff>o EESTt-FROM MAY !. FURNISHED HOUSE
l. q ~ roums. No. PA Superior-st Apply Monday at
70a Dearborn av.
t|'o RESr-DwELLING HOUSES so AND $40
insnn ST. corner sush.st 1t $40 and 50 per month:
west corner Lake and ClArk-st
RIO I:ESTA HANDSOMELY y FUl;SisISp HOUSE,
Tribune 0ftcc. '
r{W -ELECAXT FENXIslIED HOUsEIY
4 mosS desirable location on North Side. F. II.
NAIftlsS. ~ WA !n.tuil-st.
fT>O EENT-T<u ELEG ANTLY FURNISHED
! houses near the Park: twu OF these new marble
3rohts oit and ane assortment OF other dwellings,
sn-st Never b-fnrc since ir rc has there been such
adenand fur Residences iu this Locations this spring.
Z. 5. EG fLER e. CO., ~ llurlsutst. -.-
RIO IEENT-vERy DESIRABLE HOUSE. $40 IN
ulntn- ST. II loO1s; all modern convcnECncies, In
cinulng BURGLAR alarm. $. il. kEi;Fuor 4 CO., 81
Deaf3o1n-st-
rl'O- KENT-DEAUTIFUL lo-T.OOM MARBLE
to goud tenant. s. Il. kEl.FOOT i CO.. Oi Dsarborn
, 1879-03-23

NDTtA S10es
1pKFNr-GOOD 2-sTUl:Y 9:kO(>M HOUSE. ALL
IL. mDdcrn improvements, 437 Grxlar3-st. don.,lc
~, ~, er month 10 :ooa tenuu: Inquire OF 4. Nc
ScSS1iUS, u Caaclutr OF Commerce.
, 1879-03-23

a SACRIFICE THIS WEEK. 70 CLOSE 4
"a Large lot Of all Kinds OF used household ;o0s viii
nG sol1 Vt EIGaGy reduced rates former prices FL
nELlll SfokAGE CO.. 7G. 18. and 80 Eaar Van
, 1879-03-23

houses near the fark: TWO OF these new narslc-
Maated no rssdsnces d II sizes north Of Wtscon.
svrT vr snte s r hs nsrc s nesn Sn
c. s. Su fIis ss: co' ~ j. arlusi ii ' A' 'D's ''S'
RIO EEST-vEKY DESIRABLE HOUSE, $40 N
udnE oursiar IT, I0qs it 81
'l'o, NEST;1DEA AUTIFUL io:E09M .aIAEBLE-
St fbasa
miscellaneous.
/ pT GEO. G. SEwnURY.r
fyi 81 y a1S 9:s; 'st0r and basement marble
- Mlsh'aa:av, .s:ery ana basement house, $40,
T. Mapa stSf sfSf; Sss Sriss + o,
1:51 Wabas4av. s-storY and basement marble front,
sTYSsna park 70 room. 81 improvements $50
! 1s;s ss !nu'aaa as!ery frainc dnlusroom aud
5:lnSjsassy; x!!S ,@o9oreasass 80 50
g? 81 isa9 sisS; ssrao p''s;
ksasa 1!s a, q H aaq Irs}p:. SqE 80
j; {s;si; S;'Ss oS9:Sssa; *S! i5:5oms. sss '''
Floors on Wnshnston-ss II IL and r. rooms each.
Iene1nents In he building corner Of aud
I. Walnut s.. a~slory aad Oasement brick, ali i'm
81, Tsst Aonroc-st., astory frame. with all conven-
Il 81 HSnore,st @ o.story and basement brick. $50.
Grand y NoTti Ash!anl.as.
ST. :ses siosy sAs1 sna Basement
81 E2ssa;st SstsT, snl basecai BRICK sl7.so
saa i5 t. IS ssss sssef@
,sart"ra near Indtana:st s:siory and basement
oTi y's"J:ss3 .' i,s,,,s.e+ ec,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-20
Correspondence of the Yorkviile Enquirer
LETTER FROM CHESTER.

CHESTER, S. c., February 1S.
regret to have to commence my letter
this week with chapter of accidents.
Last week, Mr.. Robert Caldwell was &C.
riously injured by his horse becoming fright
ened at a train on the CSC. g. A. Railroad.
The accident occurred about FIVE miles south
of Chester. The horse reared, and coming
down, fell on Mr.. Caldwell.
Miss Annie Dunlap, aged 80 years, living
on Rocky creek, fell from the piazza of her
residence and broke her arm, near the wrist.
Mr.: H., ,Tevepaugh, living on Mr., John
McAfee's place, in the Halsellville neighbor'
hood, had the misfortune to lose an eye, BY
the limb of tree while clearing piece Of
land - .-- -...-
Mr.. VIM. Barnes died suddenly last week,
of Inflammation of the bowels. The deceased
lived on the Triplett place. three miles from
town.
Section-master Kirkman, of the G. G. &
A. Railroad met with the misfortune recent
ly of having his shapty robbed of his clothing,
some valuable papers, and other articles:
Mr.. E. P. Moore, whose oyercoat was re-
Gently stolen, has recovered the garment, and
the thief an escaped convict from the North
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NOTIONS.

Come and buy your Flannel goods from us and
we will make 1t to your advantage.
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Carolina penitentiary, is now in the Charlotte

iai1- 1s'H ' - FiS5. s'+4$-h.@ .. ...@'
On the 18th instant, Mr.. S. Moore Wylie
lost valuable mare, by being "'tossed up" on
the horns Of an angry bull
On Saturday night, Mr.. William Latimer
was severely cut on the cheek by John Miller,
colored. III ~ .'... 3
Before Trial Justice Mcdonald, one of our
policemen was fined $40, for shooting a dog
on the street. Before the same Justice, a
negro was tried for. stealing four chickens
from the county poor house. Being adjudged
guilty, he was fined 81 and cost
:. Within the past two weeks, Mr.. H. Lang
lev has lost two children from diphtheria,
though hear of no other cases of that dis.
ease prevailing at the present time.
Mr. John B. ,McCammon, once a citizen OF
this county, who went to Texas about the
year 1855, writes to friend here that he will
return in the Spring and make Chester his
future home He visited this county about
eighteen months ago, and says, taking all
things into consideration, South Carolina is
better State than Texas. Mr.. McCammon
is man of means. and we hope he will in
duce others to come with him.
PommasGnnge Of Chester, met at Purity
Church last Saturday and discussed the guano
question. They resolved to buy their fertil-
izers with cash, deeming it the best plan for
the farmers TO adopt, If all the farmers
would adopt this plan, then it would make
little difference how many pounds OF cotton
we're asked for ton Of guano. .,... .... ..!.
Gen. J. B. Erwin and other parties from
Lancaster, we're here on visit last week,
having come by the Cheraw and Chester
Railroad. By the way, this road, so far as
completed, is doing very good freightlng
business at present. ........ .
We are just now having a spell of most
disagreeable weather; yet despite this fact,
and the low price, cotton continues to come
in. The highest price paid last Saturday
was 81. ......
Mr.. James Aiken, an old and respected
citizen, and for many years manufacturer
of cotton gins at this place, died last night
aged 7S years. CHESTER
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AUCTION. SALES.
SHERIFF,S SALES.


nY virtue Of writs of feri Jacias to me directed,
ID will be sold between the lega! hours OF OF
sheriff e sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH NEXT.
at York Court House, the following property
to wit: ..
All that piece or parcel Of land in Cherokee
township, containing eighty-fve 1857 acres more
or less, bounded on the east by lands Of James
McSwain, on the north by the line of North Car
olna, on the west by lands Of Reuben Run0n,
and on the south by lands Of Walker Wylie, y!a,
utors, 81. K. McSwain, and to satisfy osner sd
executions. l$5'lo
A tract or parcel of land, containing eighty
(sO) acres, more or less, lying in the vicinity OF
Rock Hill, on the West side Of Landsford ROAD
being the tract, part of which was mortgaged to
Ruth B. Cowan, December 10th, 1874, Mortgage
book, &C. 52,) and the whole of which was
morteaeed to a. E. Hutchison, March 10th,
1875, Ibid, 433.) Levied on as the property OF
r. M. Sims at the suits Of George w. Williams
e. Co., and others, vs.. Sims, Caldwell and Craig:
One tract of land, situated on the waters of Bull
locks creek, containing 249 acres, more or less,
and being part Of the original tract OF land be-
longing to James Barber, deceased, represented
by plat No. 1, OF survey made by j.. n. McEl-
wee 10th Of November, 1852, bounded by lands
of Robert Love, Hudson's land, Allison lands
resented by plat; and others. The above land
levied on as the property of Jane Barber, deceased
at the suits of Mary J. Barber and Sarah Barry
against J. F. Wallace, administrator. Plat to be
exhibited on day of sale. -r lu.ar.r ($4.55
Ms- Terms invariably cash. Purchasers who do
property bid off by them to be advertised for re-
sale at their risk for the ensuing sales-day.
R. H. GLENN, 8. Y:c.
February 6 -. jr-,p.. r.r. 4t
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CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAR0LINA-C0UNTY OF YORK.

IN CUMMUN PLEAS.
8. r. Moore Plaintiff, against A. J. Roberts, De-
acknowledgement Of Foreclosure.
FNjobedience Z to the Judgment of Foreclosure
in above entitled cause, made at the Septem-
Der term A. D., 1873, of said Court, will expose
to publicisale, at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (sales-day) IN MARCH,
next, the following described tract Of land, to
wit:
All that tract of land, situated on Bullock's
Creek, in the County and State aforesaid, adjoin-
ing lands of Samuel L. Davidson, Elizabeth
Black, lands of John Mcswain, deceased, and the
said 8. R. Moore, containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMS
~ ,TT -. JOS. F. WALLACE, G. G. Pts.
January9 2 2'" hpSt
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HYMENEAL.

MARR1ED-At the residence of the brides faith
er, Mr.. D.. T. Byers, on the evening of the 18th
instant, by Rev. L.. r. Mccormick. Mr.. RUFUS
M. ALLISON and Miss BELLE BYERS. All
of York county.
At the residence of the brides father, in Blue
Mountain, Tppah county, Mississippi, by Rev.
M P. I,owery, D. D., Mr.. D. I. HARDIN, for
merly of York county, s. c., and Miss EMMA
GIBBS, formerly of Union county, s. G. .,
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ACa.r;d.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America, Send self addressed envelope
to Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, Bible House,
Nev York city.
January l6 ly
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
MILES, SHOES,

complete line of Miles Shoes, Of every des-
cription, for ladies' gents, misses and children.
You caIi always find q complete line Of these de.
servedly popular Shoes at our house. Don't fail
to come to see US for Miles Shoes, at the lowest
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ROAD NOTICE..

NoTICE is hereby given to the various High
-lN way Surveyors Of York county, that they
are required to REPAIR AND PUT IN GOOD
ORDER their; respective roads by the FIRST
MONDAY OF MARCH next. In addition to
their other duties, Overseers of Roads are requi-
red to erect and put in their proper positions all
sign boards or milestones that may have been re-
moved, or that have fallen down. Surveyors,
Overseers or hands on the various roads, failing
to perform their duties, must be reported 10 the
office of the BOARD Of County Commissioners, to
be dealt with as the law directs. ,
''if-!f 'i," ""f '"-''a' JAMES SCOGGINS,
Board Of County Commissioners.
February G. - 49,. 6 i,...n5.i . At
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Electric Belts.

A sure cure for nervous debility, premature
decay, exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure,
Circulars mailed free Address 5. K.SREEVES,
43 Chatham street, n. Y.
February 20 8 3m
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Comparative Cotton Statement.
Spstial Wotitesi.
Methodist s., s., Missionary Secetiy.

The meeting of the Missionary Society, of the
Methodist Sunday school, will not be held next
Sunday afternoon, as announced; but has been
postponed until the afternoon of the First Sun
day in March. g. .~.,..-... I
February 20 s q 1t
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OF L..

VOU will always find G. West & Sons genuine
Kerosne Oil on hand at either House-oppo-
site the depot, or at Dobson's old stand.
I.-I :. HAPPY CAL.
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
II, Hoe Slgi,o Vi,lces.
PAINTS AND A PAINTER.

WE are offering special inducements to par
w ties desiring to Paint, as is shown in the
very large quantity OF White Lead and Prepared
Paints recently sold by us. Our prices are at rock
lower, than those ruling in the surrounding mar
kets.
We always have in reach a first-class Paint
er who will give estimates and do The work
at prices less than those that obtained before the
war. JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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wHATTFEsNEW FIRM PROPOSES.

WHATl THENEW FINN FHUfUcEo.
VJyHE BUSINESS, OF THE NEW FIRM will
be conducted under the special supervision
Of JOHN RsfALLEN, upon the same liberal
terms TO customers as heretofore All goods have
been marked down to STRICT HARD PAN
PRICES. Many fully so per cent. below cost.
Those who have little Ca i to spend, would do
we'll to call and examine those Dress Goods worth
rs cents per yard for 40 cents worth SO CENTS for
J30 cents worth 40 cents, for 25 cents; worth 35
cents, for 1S cents worth 80 cents, for is cents;
worth 25 cents, for 10 cents and some others re-
gardless of cost. Many other goods have been
marked down in the same proportion.
Messrs. J. J. ROACH and D. P. STEELE are
employed and will always be on hand with their
usual kindness and politeness to wait on their
friends and, customers, aud sell them goods as
low. as can be bought anywhere. IL IN 10 sas.
-. J. R. ALLEN d CO.,
e '...' - Successors to Allen, Barber & Co.
Rock Hill, s. c., January 18 % SIN
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SEED. SEED.

VTNHE finest lot of Seed ever sold in York, can
be found at HAPPY GALS. No old, last
years stock. --..
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DISSOLUTION.

DASSOLUIlONs GlOi gf..-
THE firm of ALLEN, BARBER & CO., is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent, Mr.: F. d.
Barber withdrawing. The business will be con-
tiriued at the old stand, ny J. R. ALLEN, under
the name and style of u .tds.i ALLEN d co. All
persons indebted to the late firm Of ALLEN,
BARBER q Coz and ALLEN q BARBER,
tie by Note or otherwise, as we are anxious to
have the books Of, the old firm closed up.
- ALLEN BARBER Il co.