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Death or an Old LADY.

s53 We are panied to chronicle tile removal
Spy death of another of the old landmarks
api anderson County, Mrs. Elizabeth T..
sfIaynie, which occurred on the 9th of De-
8Ecmbor in the S0th year Of her ngc. She
swas the widow OF Mr.. Luke Uaynic. who
preceded licr To the grave by ONLY few
weeks She was christian woman, ar d
Sslter death is regretted by large circle Of
syclatives and friends.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
An The undersigned, Executor of Mn.
Elizabeth Robertson, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will apply to tho Judge Of
Probate for Anderson County, on the fourth
day OF January next, for Final Settlement
o. SAID Estate and discharge from his office
OF Executor of the Estate of Nr, Eiiyo-
beth Robertson, deceased.
G. s. BEATTY. Ex'r.
Dec D, 1873 u d
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F2rsonni.

iAtSrsOnnl.
We had the pleasure of meeting Col1ncl
Joseph II. Earle Of Sumter. in Anderson
atpring the Christmas holidays. Col. Earle
lS one OF the representatives in the Legisla-
3f5lrc from his County, which may well be
proud of public servant as-abc and infiu-
5Gntial and honorable as he has shown him
SELF The Colonel has many friends III An
iaerson, and the: are always Pleased to see
aim in our midst.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Executrix of Dan
iel Maitison, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will apply to the Judge of Probsts
Tor Anderson County, on the 3rd day Of
January next, for Final Settlement of
SAID Estate. and discharge from her Office
of Executrix.
ANNIE MATTISON, Ex'x.
Dec 8, 1878 81
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THE INTEILIGENCER
LOCAL MATTERS.
Public Sales,

Public Sales.
= large amount OF valuable real estate
VIII be sold at public outcry on next Mon
sday, and persons wishing to invest in such
property will doubtless have an opportunity
of doing so to advantage
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JUST RECEYyEn

A Large lot of flrst-class KENTUCKY
ZA JEANS, very cheap.
New Fall CALICOES,
Choice Magnolia HAMS.
a. 3. TOWERS & CO..
Sept IL, 1873 q
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THE LADIES

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Administrators of
II. :. ". McCann,, deceased. hereby give
Probate for Anderson County, on the 3rd
day of January next, for o Final Settle
ment OF said Estate ard discharge from
their said administration.
THOS. II. .AfcCANN.
TROS. w. RUSSELL,
Administrators.
Dec 8, 1873 q
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onona Grange.

The regular quarterly meeting of his
ppdy Will be held in Temperance Hall on
gS4t Saturday, 4tIi instant. The election
So officers for the ensuing year will take
place, in addition to tie transaction OF
sElicr important business. II is expected
shat as many Oranges us can will be repre-
sentcd, and all members Of the Order are
invited to be present at the meeting.
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"A card.
Many thanks to the members of the Pres
byterian congregation and Others for valun-
BILE Christmas presents on the evening OF
December "a, and for each OF the presents
before and alter that date. Many thanks,
my friends, for your kind remembrance.
Hoping 20 serve you as opportunity may
offer,
remain yours. &C.,
ID. l.. FRiERsoy.
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Hardwaral I

OUR Stock of HARDWARE cannot be
W exccllcd in the Town. Tools. Locks.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinges
and Blacksmith's Bellows, Anviis, Vises'
Hammers and Tongs.
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Burned to Death.

s a little colored Child about eight years of
;g5s, WHO Was iois a.Q;;o &: :.:; !:c:so &c &.
parents, on the plantation of Mr. Is. b..
Breazealc, caught fire one day last week and
agas so severely burnt before the fire could
ne extinguSlel that it died from the effects
Alon after
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To the Democratic Voters Of Pcndlcton
Townships
primary election will be held Mt PEN
dleton Wednesday, January 18th, 1879 for
Trial Justice of said township. Polls will
be open from 10 a. III. to Up. III. Managers
Il. J. Werner ]. n. Hunter and ]. ID. Smith.
JOHN b. SIrroS. President.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Administrator of
r. K: Brown, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will apply to the Judge of Probate
Tor Anderson County, s. G., on the fourth
!:y % January next. Tor 9 F;ns! Settle
nlent OF the Personal Estate of f. r.
Brown, deceased, and discharge from his
office of Administrator of said deceased.
Dec 5, 1878 2l
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Ladies' Fine Shoes !

.NE beg to call particular attention so
w our stock Of Ladies' SHOES and
CATERS, manufactured for us by T. Miles
q Sons and Dalsheiner Bros, PHILADELPHIA.
Please !cck c. ca. Stock before buying.
A. B. TOWERS & co.
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he Palmetto Riflcmcn.

s45 The military supper given by tile Pal
smetto Riilcmcn on Christmas Eve was n
most pleasant occasion. Captain Allen and
Ais command, together with Gen IIumph-
lreys and staff, constituted the company OF
the evening, and after par;aking of sump-
-fnous supper of all the lelicacies necessary
10 tempt the most fastidious appetite. they
-BPcnt large portion of the night al the
enjoyment Of the social features of the
fDVennp
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Towers Plow!

WIE are now prepared to sell this cele-
w brated PLOW at low prices. We
warrant these Plows to give satisfaction. or
no sale. Turning Pow. complete, $i75.
Plow Stock, 50 so.
A. B. TOWERS & co.
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No family can feel that it has perfect
safeguard against the insidious attacks of
disease unless it keeps ready for any cmer-
gcncy, q supply of DR. Hartcr's Liver Pills.
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r9tiipcrnnce Omcera.

Tho following officers have been elected
SO serve Anderson Division, Sons of Tenn
llsstnce, the ensuing quarter: G. w. Webb,
MsP.; Chas. G. Langston, w. A.; J. H.
xerE EIiasseln, II. S.. Miss Nora Hubbard,
asAs IS. S.; Il. Il. Williite, f. s.. A. S. Todd,
g sr4sssA. B Towers c.; S. NJ. Pcgg, Con.
Rsiss Florence FAINT. a. G.; Miss Rettie
s5lMaflin, l. s.; Charles w. Vokency, o. S. ;
GsE Jones, p. w. F.; c. w. Webb, l.. j.
I won IIasseln, A. l.. The officers will be
publicly installed on Thursday evening, 9th
instant, at such place MS may he agreed
npon.
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Greenville and Columbia F:Allrosd.
CHANGE OF scnEpuL-.

Passenger Trains run daily. ~ 1day exesned.
eonneSting With tho Night Trains "a, eouth Caro-
Wednesday, November IS, 1878, the following viii
be The schedule; 49,,
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LADIES' STORE ALWAYS AHEAD (!
BY Merit we intend to Maintain and Increase
our Trade!

w are continually looking change
almost impossible
arrivals we shall continually place before
the whisper OF competition We
tween dealing with live people dead
edt nyers
Pluck instead OF luck Cash
call We will level subject agains goods
trash! Sell
Store be ecouvinc
Noy0
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NOTICE FINAL sETTLEMENT.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Tho undersigned, Administrator Of
tho Personal Estate OF T. e. Boggs, deceased.
hereby gives notice thst he viii apply to the
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County. g.
O., on the seventh day Of January next for
q 81 maj settlement and discharge from his
Office as Administrator of tho Personal Ia.
tate OF said T. E. Boggs. deceased.
w. w. FORD, Admir-.
Dec B, fSN al
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ho Pound Party.

3 AHo FOunU F'nrty.
1.-The Temperance pound party On last
Thursday evening in Temperance Wall was
4 S7eli attended By ladit and gentlemen, de
spite the inclcmrncy OF the weather, and
Sue table was well filled by the contribu-
tians Of those present with the subs,nntinls
aii5 mic iacs necessary for an elegant supper
Z tAirs l.. +. Smith i'll n very felicito,,s man
I, ,aier introduced Grand Worthy Patriarch
ST.. Tolly, who made a pretty and appro-
srTiGtc address of welcome, and the evening
asaa certainly one of the most interesting
!. tint the Christmas holidays afforded
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Corn Shelter.

nEXTER CORN SHELLER. which
~ separates the cObS from the corn. and
DEXTER STRAW CUTTER. Farmc q
will pioasc call and sec them.
A. B. TOWERS s. CO
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Notice of Sale.

ME undersigned. Administrator of Mad.
IA. ison Palmer, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will sell at Anderson G.. H..
S. c., on Salcday in January next. the
Choscs in Action of Madison Palmer, de-
ceased; and also his interest in the Chooses
i'll Action OF McCi4n 4 Palmer. Terms OF
sale-cash. y. 0. FARMER Adn'r
Dc 10, 1878 % 3&
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TO MAKE MONEY!

EOLEASANTLY and fast, agents should
Il address FINLEY, HARVEY & Co., At
antu, Ga. juno Ely
, 1879-06-12

The 8cyth lat1lcs went stcv farther. md
atscr pounding, on d asonc, cstlnr. cypress, md
incense, tnalc up il9r ingredients thue obta.nci
!nt9 thick paste, will! which they xfncarcd
theif iatce md limbs. Thin composition emitted
loWnE day gave to tho skin soft md shining
appearances. The Greeks carried snchets Of
scent In their dresses, and filed it,rr dIninu.
root's with fumes and ineetsc. Even their
winos Werc often fmprcKnatcd With degoctione
VI Howcrs or swectsccntci flowers tllets,tclycs,
ttic'' as rose. md vIolcts. The luxurious
hsllrHlans rcsorted 70 cirefninate rcdnenents Of
luxury, amounting pigeons with liqnd per
roofns, scattering tic tlfop< from The feati,rra
feastEng beneath,
, 1879-06-12

-. Rtlshingtaa t",Ttspaadsnce A.4.toa hitrt,id
Tile rep0rt that Se!lntur Carpenter Ii killing
hluItclt with nicotine, BY smoking twenty cigars
q day fs reminder tint others srs suffering
from the saIne sort of rxccas. Most VI tiilf
smokers in Congress sluokc loo murh. Sou.U
Of tllenl rarry r3gaF III t'cE mouths all tie
tins. There arc Senators AHd Members who
mover walk down tlt avenue without lllu stump
Ut u ctgar betwcc, their fingers. Ono prominent
t,'au III Congress Ia rapidly killing iIIli,seli With
99pfutn, ullA ouu Ut tlM door.kccpers VI tic
Iloslss ts vt Tic point OF death from the sas1Ia
causc. Thu -rnbltg inau refer to Is popular
and respected man, whose strange ways have
long becn u wontur ~ those who do not know
of hts secret hahjt. lilo js u kiul aud Eeuial
goutleu,un, but Ee Ia liable 10 pasA his bcss
irlend with u blank stare tlalf an hour after he
las met hin p1es4ntly !n compensation. Ills tits
of abstraction ard depression amount almost TO
crazness. At tt,ncs ha Is 10 odd md queer fl,at
his associates ars puzzled by hla conduit. Opium
y cutting up h!s life, atd i'e viii not last tnug.
1t u a pity, fos ht Is one Of the bcst nteltu.ts
Ia Congre.s, md he might render tuuch uauful
public service II be mo0ld.
, 1879-06-12
THE TRIGGER.
fEHfkfkft

6peefdt Nspa'ch 10 1rs 7r.3une
Peoria, ILL.,, June 1.-THE State tournatncn,
Will be held Ia Galesbure noxt yc4s. The .ot
lowing officers were elected In Convention tht.
csenlnR: President. II. W. Bo,de,,, Of GaIcs
burg; Vice Presidents, l.. B. Crockcr, Of Men
dota, George Hayden, OF Jacksonville; sccrrtn
-, Forest F. Cook, Of Galesbur1; Treas
urc:, A. Price, Of Chicago. Ihc rain
early this morning somewhat interferet viii
the stootEng, but al 10 o'clock large crowd ns.
scmb!td at the grounds when the shoot CON
neuccl. The fonr-team shoot begun ycstert,ny
Was fsnlshs1 si today. Nineteen teams participat.
tlrst prize, the Qutncy Club second, the Delaya,,
Club third, and the Audubon Club, Of Chicago.
tourth: scventy.two teams hare entered for
the $500 pTtza, AVA
, 1879-06-12
A TRAP FOR BURGLARS,

SRt1dl LH77Fff3H7fTff q 7hs 7T76Wn1.
Font ATKINSON, Wis, juno 10.-T. Brown, a
hardware merchant Of sl,is city,, was killed In
fiS storc this morning by the discharge ot a
gun which he had arrnuged for the purpose Of
shooting burglars Hho might enter Ills store.
He, having forgotten tic trap. camo In con-
tact With the string which Wis attaclcd to tho
trigger. which Immediately discharged tbs run,
tho contents lodging In his body, which resulted
III bis death IN about throc holEB, He nns In
cured for e., 900 In tile Ancient Order Of United
Workmen. He lAavck wlfo aud fl1o children.
, 1879-06-12
ts1.cfGE Ntna{fh to 7Af Tribune

h4:EIHs 77FEuH9fH 10 1HF IFT18Hf
JOLIET, H., juno ll.-Wl'llam r. Robbins
was married this pftcrEoon to Corn, tlaughtar
OF Aid. Il. l., Seward ut tho residence ot tho
BRIDES father OIL Second aYonuc, tho Rev. +, e.
Arnold officiating. The groom was hcrylng AZ
juror OH casc on trial In tlls Circuit Court,
ulsl ha,l 10 request Judge sicRoherts to sxcuss
l.lni, IN order lAAt he Nigh. fulfil his marriage
rIIGtutstlIiHIll.
, 1879-06-12

Double pIay.-T'ltam.on. Quest, and Ausou
u9cecher. aawkce. ard Clapp.
, pa.Hcd halIa-F!lnt :.
Wild Extraordinarily, l.
Iime--TNn hnufs and thirty -fyc minutes
Umplrs-Wflbnr.
sYRAcUsH ys. BurFALos.
7occf1f kf&pafch to ne 7tfouns
SYRACUSE, n. r, Juna 11.-Thc Stars nnd
l1ialos played their fourth game to-day In tl,u
presence of 55o people. Tho bulfalos went tirst
with stwo-t,aErer and two singles, earning one
TYR II, tt,e third inning sttoy pounded him for
|tke number Of bases md another RIM. Then
slc Easc war to Purcell, who pitched the re-
niattl'!er of the game In good form, giving the
,uiia5os nnfy fire earned bases. Tic Stars
bases at thu start md, ' bctnr y' ''tol fol.
lowed W three taic hits, tw0 runs
were earned. The I}nfFaIos lost tic rnrne In tlle
sixth inning. whcn they went to pieces arut 81.
so~ed 1t'ttr runs TO Id scored On Two hits mid
,our @ errors. The batting was about alike, tic
!1'1nl nIilason having elcTen hits and tic Stars
,,it,g. The etars Ind seven errors nn,l thc
lows: "' '''
i;;s;:;s; ;ss;;s:-
Two.eqss 4Srs., 49, hI,;.%cfo.ls, i ornung. l.
pa:fef balls.-Clapi. 1.
H1ld pltc!es-rufcoi, /,
Cmpsfe-Ioaeph Young, Syracuse.
OTHER CANES.
., WoRCssrKR, A1has., June u.-Worccsters, 4:
Hattonafs, l. Championship. -
u, MANCHESTER, N. T., June 11--Albanys, 9;
>. New DEpFonDt Mass, June 11.--Nov Bed.
fords. 20; Hop BIsters !. -1
ID; Ut!cas,7
, 1879-06-12
THE UMATILlAt INDIANS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Juua 11.--Ou tho assem-
bllng Of the Council Of thu umat!lln lteacrya.
tion to-day, The Chiefs asked four days to coll
slider the subject before giving hnal answer.
After some further speeches by Alaj. Cornoycr
ard several. Of the Chiefs, In which tllc litter
Ilado some complaints of their treatment by
bad whites, the Council adjourned until Hatur.
day. After adjournment tho California Asaoel-
ated Press correspondent, in company with Mu1.
Coruoycr, visited some OF the working tnuia,,s,
a,ul found vorY comfortable homes, thrifty Ear.
lcus, tue grain.llclds, hurscs, cattle, fowis,-ln
fact, everything to te found on firstelass fatms,
, 1879-06-12
GRAIN LOsT.

special Dispatch 10 Jhe Tsto4ns.
GALESA, H., juno 11.--On Monday uight,
during the prevalence Of tic Storm In this
section, barge loaded NTH 4,Oo0 bushels Of
oats, shipped by a. Habrcl,, Of this ri.y, tes-
tinatlon New Orleans, Tna sunk near tl,e mouth
OF Gslona River. Tho grain wna awulting q
steamer to bo towea down the river. The cargo
, Was fully insured.
, 1879-06-12

BURLINGTON, 1a., June 11.-rho trIal Ut A..
". Parsons, indicted for cmbcming SO, 600 Of
school money, which has been iu progress In tl,e
District Court for over week, terminated to.
dny fn Verdics Of guilty. The defense entered
motion In arrest OF Judgment, Intending to aIc
motion for ncw trial. PnrsoDs' bond was
fixed at 81 600, which, at late hour this crcn-
Ing, he had failed 10 secure. This case hcs NJ
tractcd great attention here during its progress,
aild much disappointment fs EXPRESSED Ut the
bnrrenuess OF tho tr1al in Rich DEVELOPMENTS.
, 1879-06-12

Bree3aF Nlfpdlfh 70 IKf Tf1huns,
joliet, Ill.,, june ll.-Nctaon Flack, an old
rotidcut of this city, died suddenly this .nor.,-
Ing at his home Of rheumatism Of Tue hear,,
aged IS ycars. lie hal gotten up at the usual
hour III the morning to start tlls Kitchen frc,
anu tho servant gIrl toltud him m hour subss-
4uently lying dead bestde the stoye.
, 1879-06-12

Gperfat Dfspdfeh 10 Tna Tribune.
DAAvILLE, ILL.,, juno 11.-W. ". Wood, atlas
Henry Caldwell, notorious forgor fzom e.
wood, Ind, was arrcstol By City Marshal
Moyefs here today, On 4 tolcgrapt.ic dispatch
trosn the Unltutl Status Marshal Of lniiauupolis,
uo Ia now In jeil aWa!tlng the I1sliana olllrer.
, 1879-06-12

: New foRK, Juns 11.-Joha Hope, aged q,
son Of tho burglar "Jlmmy II Itop., was placed
on trial to-day for The robbery OF the Manhattan
Savings Dauk. when bouds anl securities to tho
value Of $2.10,0OJ, AMI specie md bank no,cs
to thu amount Ut seycral thousand dollars wero
taken.
, 1879-06-12
j. Tile AHclo1tSs Lore OF Fortunes.

Tile Anclo1ts' Lore OF Perfumes.
Perfumes vera used In tbs early tlnca Of Tie
Cllnvaa Enlplrr, when lfv laIics tlal haLIt Of
EubblHE in u4eir hallIs u stlaal bali ulalie OF
mixture of aIubcr, musk, und &wret-seeutcd
1oMcrs~ Tie Jews, who mers also deyoted To
alsv tv aunolut themselves before their repasts.
, 1879-06-12
A Candle Held tn Her Ego to
Make Sure that Death
Was Unfeignetl,
rhe Murder Committed In a Large
Residence on Forty-sec.
ond Street.
Mrs. Hull Charter Member
OF the Society or Sorosis.
Her Husband DeCrcpit Man Of u.
Many Years Her Senior.
ststch Of Their Early Life and Thoir
Travels Around the Globe,

Travels Around tho Globe,
NEW YORK 1IOItR1TJED.
epectd! Dtspa!ch to 1Ae Trtsuna
INV York, juno 11.-A murder which In
tu mystery eaunls tho celebrated BurtIcll and
Nathan cases, batles tho skill Of tic sl,trucs.
detectives, nnl makes tho wisest theorists lear
tbtIr rcpu.atlons was nerpttratc in this citY, be-
tween tho hours OF 10 o'c'ock Tuesday night and
this morning, In the brown.stona residence No.
ltoW'est Forty-sceond street. Mrs. Jano Law-
euee Dcforcst Hui! was found smothcred in
Der bed, and bound. hanl and foot. About 7:45
TN, J, Il. Coleman, Jr., who ilvcs In The same
boasc, hurried into the Twenty-n,pth
rreduct Pol!cc Station, In West Th!r-
sIeEh street, md informed the
Sergeant on duty that Mrs. null had been mur-
desed. Soon thereafter Cant. Williams, with
Detecti7e echmitt berger, was on his way to the
house, and In a room about twelve feet In
length, Sir tn width, and fifteen feet IL
tgbth, saw tho, remains OF Mrs. Hull.
sht lay tint OIL hnr hack,
rth her handa tied tightly across llor body, Her
loEer limbs ut the ankles bud boon tfcd to tho
Gdes Of the bed, and there was bnudaGo oycr
bes eyes. There wan no gng Ia her mouth, but tic
bed clothing was In heap aro.snd her throat anil
iaee. Two pillows which we're crushed between
berhead and the wall seemed to have been
roughly llaud!cd, md thcro was partially
smnted bottle Of cologne and IN empty water
pitcher On the beta. 1t WAS plain tho water ana
cologne had beon thrown oycr tho womau's face
WHEN Tf1H nAaoA0E WAS REMOVED
from the crce, 1t Wns kcen the eye.lashcs we're
burned, a-d the. hair directly over tho won,an,s
, 1879-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To cnra constipation. l!1lonss,esk. and tie
whole ttaln OF ailments rcsnlttnp from derunge.
'snws Regulator. rnliko the nHoal pnrgat,tcs, 1t
does not weaken 0r lrsitato. The action IL mild
and pearant. There IL no other remedy III n,ascEia
tnctica vol calculated u restore tho bowels 10
healthy action. Depot. l7D East Maalsau street
, 1879-06-12

ATlssIaQuni spring Water, whIch for mar
II haif century has wrought such wondroua cures
Vi kdnuy discusses. dyspepsia. anh cancet. may 10
had Of aIl Iruggtsts. For pamphlets address gcn.
sral ufles, .M1sslsQUoI STRINGS, iii lffosa
strrat, frW furk. None genuine without tEade-
marx ut 4quaW, aud label on hott1e.
, 1879-06-12

YOU can instautly stop That awful neuralgia or
care any stomach pain tuyen ctoleea) With
''NsoWn's Household Fanacaa." % ccnta.
, 1879-06-12

Dlood sesaels burst BY. whoop!ng cough, Hsle's
uoAsy Of HnsehoQn4 aud Tar relieves,
Ftke's ToolhAcho Dr0na clte in Qua minute.
No oihes Waisksr Dye equals u4lrs so cents.
, 1879-06-12

P1TrsnURG. Pa.. june 1l.-Thte was the second
dny Of Thu Friendship Park races, which were
witnessed bY al immense crowd. The weather
was good, and The track In excellent condition.
Tic lifst racs was u trot fnr the 9:W ctass,
purso S700, $3.50 10 first Sl75 u second, $105to
third, md SO to fourth; thirteen entries and
, 1879-06-12

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Nellie ais1f.... ...1 =
HalIltnR JtfM. s,+.ss-s...+s s..,...,......s5 )
JnFf - 1
The Saline County journal., 1879-10-16
Miss Gilmore starts on . trip to Ire
land Tomorrow morning

Miss Gilmore starts on q trip to Ire
land tomorrow morning.
Cy Conrad, Z. L. Norton, John Ander-
sou, John Gibson and DIR. Bone have
hesn in Attendance upon the Grand Lodge
Of I. o. o. F.. this week.
The action of the Board OF Education
In excluding children under . years Of
age from the public schools has awaken
ed some Of our citizens to the necessity
Of building another school house. IL will
be necessary to vote bonds to buy the
grounds as we'll % to construct the build
ing. Are you ready:
A Sunday school picnic was given q
Hodgkiss' bridge last week BY the Frank
lin school house. Tozies 4 Tripp Sunday
schools, which w.s largely sstended md
greatly enjoyed By I'll present. Speeches
vess nads By Revs. LAvsoo and 4Il;se.
Aosic was given By Mn. Halnss aod Ma
Chaabrs. Bro. Toziee hsored them
With . tsw pleasant rsmasi1. }. TIC.
The ioufesenth snaual eoovsos1oo a
ths Snn Sanday School Associates yin
b held In this dsy oa he Slse, md end
sd Inst A vii arssagsd peogss00s
has besn issued, bot eomas 100 laes 10
publimdoa. 5hs exseeissa viii b W
insseesung sod shoald Be staeoded By oas
dtzsne,
The following 10 the average enroll
ment and attendance Of the Salina
Public Schools for the month Of Sep