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QuRn, IA. Mdr,. SIN @enat bauert
bic Berat6uns unb Debate iibsr bic Jrei.
idulen fort. Die 5ausbil, welhe bem
9ano. .Gommii1oner poridrsibt, bsnGaufern
pcn Observation-Disclosures naa Der ur.
ipriinslidsn Gtntbsiluns patsnte aus,u.
itellsn, purbe pa1Ert. Das 9aus be1hdf.
tiet fId nod INNER nit Der @teuerbia.
Die Sefticn, mad tpelaer bea @i1.nba6nen,
Dampflhif' unb pcitfut1dsn> Sc leu1taften
bic @ssatluns elmer Stsusr BON elnem
3wan,ieRel Gent BON tebem Yafasier auf
ie 100 Msilen aufSfbsn wirb, palf1rte.
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= lleber bic eriiis in Deut|9lan
{dreibt bic ;, ,Sucialcorresponaens" Die
seSenmdrtise iuirtbIdaftlide &riFs, spet.
DE nidt nur DeutIdlano, iOnbern falt
bic sanSe Welt sridt, bat Dubenbe bon
1rlahen, bic ia i6on aIe mebr ober min.
ber erSrtert tpcroen linb. Diele uriaben
liesea Der 3eit mad tbeilmei1e weit bin.
ter uns, setausen aber erit ieet 3ur yDir.
flung. Gs siebt ieboh cine l1rlaAe, mel.
DE ale Gage CUR @eltuns fommt, melds
III ibren Gcnlequen,en beltanbig lpidlt
uno bed nod INNER feiue ernite Bead.
tun5 aefunoea bat. sc 1T pies bic
aopf Watb.uno WutbloRsteit, pelde Iit
auIberaa sesenwdrtis 3eiYt, es 1T bic
dnsflide 3uriiftaltuns, bic untbatiss
felt, oaS Gblterten ieoes lluternebmuuss.
seiIteS, poeurd lid bic @eldditsmelt
darafterilirt. Wir leben beutsutase in
idperen 3eiten, tribe greisniie seldeben
talo bier balp oort, bic fiderfen @runb.
!elten im geriebrsleben ideinen 3u man.
fen aber oieien @dldseu sesenaber, 1T
es oOppelt Yfidt rubis unb feit gu blei.
ben. Warum bridt oeie Bant uner.
wartet suiammen weil iib - man meie
nlht pie - urplSblih bas @eradt per.
treitet bat, es lei cine @eTabr porbanoen.
Sbne bic Besri!neun3 oieies @eradtes
au unteriuden, ltiirjt alles auf bic 0ant
elm uno perlanst gefrieoiouns leiner Tor.
oerunsen. OaS @elddit 1T ttatfaAlid
sana li6er. uber Der Gturm bat uerur.
| iadt. oab ld in tieiem Ausenblide Der
| gant niat senaSeno Wtittel aur gerias.
nns iteaen-cas 9aus 1T aablunssunFibs
is. Waruu, aattaet iene yudcruderei
ibrs .Nrbeitsr ? Weil oer Yerleser ,,in
oieIer fhlimneu 3eit" nidt bic @efabr
Der 0eranssabe bieles Ooer jenes User.
fes itoernebmen gu b!irfea elautt. gpa.
rum leicet bic aanp nlrtkIdait an gapi.
talmanael nsil ser @elou,aan MIDI
tcast-sa wahte ia I'M Madtaresrfe
tir5lid elm Better 8anferott -, ieir
0armSsen aus benz Ssaiten 3u nebnen
Wesbalb itcdt bas Bausemerbe ? Dei
bic aufiibruns zines 9auiss ais cine &C.
| fahrorebenbs Sade erlaeint. @enul
eiefer Gsiipiete. yDir mieoerbrlen, oab
bic seiAaftlide grfAlaffuns nidt bic eiu
3ise Weranlaliun9 unieres NotbtanbeS
! 1T, betrnea aber nit Mabpyud, pab fl
einen 9auptantbea barqn bat. Ni0ser
unicre @eihiftsieute aaer 2lrt ppriihtil
, nno iiberleseno icin, ater fe babeE fen
0tedt, eeiAweise oenn elm pFtat 3u
, flntbalisteit. DaS @eoeiben Der Ser
, tebrs zines SclieS banst bon Der arbeit
, ber SAaHenslreuee, Bon benz 3ulammsn
. wirtea Nae poer elmer mSSliblt GROCER
Mense ab. 2So jsne J1ctoren ni9t Dor
{ banoen fnb, ba 1T ME uno nimmer DO
4 einsm pirtblAaftlidsu eeben bic Reoe
!. Woblaa, es barfte beute SeraalaGun
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= nWadoem Id SABRE Lang bereits in
Oeutidlano an meiuem acpfueb berum.
sebpftort bate uno fein Nr3t mir belfen
fcnnte, babe i'd in Or. Nusuft 6 3.
i9'S Sam burger Gropfen
bas beife Mittel oasesen entbedt. @c.
balo id oas Sopfpeb fiblte, nabm id
5ipei=bis preimal cine serinse Quantitat
oaocn uno a(ler Sdmer3 peridmano
mad tur5er 3eit )" 10 ihreitt uns Ssrr
s. @nselfe aus Wcnree, Wisc.
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porliesen, oeden bewubt gu werbeu unb,
tpenn man eine geferun9 Der @erbaltniGe
oeuft, nit Der 9erifeluns iener @runbla.
gen gu beginner. Dies fann seldeben,
oenn es banoelt ila nidt nm Dinse, mel,
dye unS Der 6inlmel rber Der 5taat in
ben Shocb sps.fsa tSnnte unb miBte,
ionoern uns bic wlitmirtnus ieocs ginsel.
men.
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STARVATION IN InELAED.-Netu York, De-
ce7n6cr 8.-In consequence of lettera received
from the Irish National Land League in
Dublin, q conference Of the representatives
of the various Irish national and other or
ganizations and gentlemen unconnected
with any Irish organization was held last
evening, ut the residence Of DR.. Phillip E.
Donlin, to consider the best means of Civ
ing reception to Charles Stewart Parnell,
NJ. p, on his arrival in this city, and to
sustain the Irish farmers In their presanr
struggle. There we're present q number
Of we'll known Irish leaders. It was de-
cided TINT large meeting should CO held
and delegations asked from NIL the Irish so :
cleties. Committees Of arrangements were
appointed tn cnrrv out the plan: Al Or
ganization was effected at Hamilton Park
Hotel yesterday of sympathizers with the
Irish tenant farmers and resolution passed
calling upon all freemen to- lend helping
hand to o people who are starving upon
their native soil, surrounded by fertile
land, whose products are AFFORDED by ava
rici0us landlords, who do not live ia Ire
land. The press Of America is ;implored
not to look with an apathctic eye upon the
millions of hungry people. All the church,
e5 Rnd Irish societies are solicited to agitate
the matter and raise subscriptions to pro-
vide bread for the starving mothers, fathers
and children of Ireland.
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WAa,I,rorov Dacon,hor O


Senator Bailey. of Tennessee, introduced
in the Senate to-day bill entitled IAN act
70 aid the education of the colored raca.n
It recites In the preamble that $4,000,
have recently been cosered back into the
United States Treasury from appropriations
for tho pay and of sne bounties ofthe COL
ored soldiers which remained unclaimed
after seven years, owing to the impossibility
Of discovering. the claimants, and asserts
that under the circumstances the coll
ored people should have the benefit of the
said money for their educational improve
mentS and elevation. The bill therefore
directs the Secretary OF the Treasury to In
vest $4,000 in United States registered
four per cent. bonds, to be apportioned in
equal parts to the following institutions.
for education Of colored people, viz: How
ard University, Washington, Hampton
(Virginial Normal and Agricultural Insti-
tute, Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn.,
Atlanta (Georgia) University and Straight
University, New Osleans. louisiana :. Tho
trustees Of these institutions ere TO be en-.
titled tc use tho interest on tho bonds in
such manner as in their Judgment will best
promote the interest for which they are
chartered, but the principal of the bonds 10
TO be inalienable,
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{ =
RG9- The noble words of Hon. d. ii.
Thing, the present Master of the Maine
State Grange, to the National Change In
New York, does credit 10 the State from
which he halls, and should be read and
published in all the Southern papers, as
he cross.i.es at Senator Blaine, from the
same State, and draws o very, different
picture, indeed. This gentleman repre-.
Bents the true conservative element
North, who only need to be informed to
get right aud stay so. He unravels prob
ieuis thu. .ass,.. the .gisaat of statesmen in Con-
gresa failed to do. aud points clearly the
cause of the wonderful upward tendency
of business Of every description. BE
ais, teaches some practical lessons If wo
will only apply them There is probably
no other organization, except the Grange,
that has done go much in the pact, and
that will do go much liz the future, to-
ward healing over the breach between
the sections and in burying the past.
These annual gatherings of farmers of our
whole country ia a bodys representing as
they do the conservative element of our
land, isbound to hive it's effect, not only
in developing the country agriculturally,
abu', it must and will shape somewhat the
politics Of the day. At least, if the laws
are not wholesome, tia frat interest to
suffer Is agriculture, and If she lam
gtishes, a5 night night follows DAY, every other
interest fades. Hence, it is absolutely
necessary that agriculturisn should see
after their own affairs, for the two are in.
aeparably connected--politics and agri-
culture.
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BDi Arp Perplexes q Countryman.

Editor Late!Rgencer: ! want 70 say
sumthing, If I knew what it was, to git
Mister Bill Arp to explare, for must
acknowledge that be has got me in the
gras Or wedes, for you no liy away up
whar the people ginerally, and me per-
ticularly, is very ignorant about matters
and things But We hav bilt mighty
good school hous, an they say it is the
best one and most cumfertable one for
both cold an hot wether in the county,
an If we can git teecher that wont 20 to
kising the gals white he is farming OF
them tn rite, maby our boys can larn how
tu spell, SO that you will not hav to re-.
rito ther pieces and currect ther bad spell.
ing, as l no you will hav TO do if you
cupseDt tu give this place In yer valu-
BILE paper; an hope you will, becase, as
told you, Bill has got me in fx--not
in pulling fodder, becase no that he is
rite on that. / could swar to every word
that he said the darkest night ever saw.
But them bullnettles and that jumpin
Kangaroo, aud Shem, Ham and Japeth,
that's what bothers me, and want TO no
all about it. AS told you afore, am
ignerant OIL this subjec, an as Bill seems
10 have mind already made up I want
him to explane, If he can. no that tho
Bible says that God made Adam out of
the dust Of the groun and Eve out of one
of Adams ribs, and breathed the breth
of life into Adams nos.rils before he
made Eve out of that rib; and I remem.
beT that after Adam mad disobeyed 7od's
commandment, that the Bible sal that
God caused the groun to bring up thorns
an thistles an briers, 80 that Adam had
to work like we do, but think not as
hard rs we, becase we hav sined two, an
maby that Is the reason them bullnettles
come up. But i hav never read whar
God made any more jumpin Kangaroo,
or any other people. But, as told you
afore, liv o way up hear whear we are
trying TO edicate our children, fc- none
noes the mead of an edication only them
whats not got one. 80 wood be nifty
glad if Bill will explane for me. The
old woman sails that If Bill had laid them
cheas on the shelf in the kitching, them
little things that he speaks OF wood have
eat it up just the same as they did in the
safe, if the cat hadn't eat them frat. I
no that the little boys are popping up
abowt in places, since the wsr, and it
is nifty hard to tell how they got thar
sorter like Bills hickory patches-but
the old woman sails that if you will axe
ther nanny just at the rite time, sue
will tell you rite down rite whar ther
daddy did liv. You see am in fix, for
the Bible sails that God gave that old sir
pent permission to bruse my heal, and
Bill has got me 30 deep in the gras that
l cannot see h;s head, an 1t will no: do
to stand still, becase he may Grail up on
me behind. B.J.
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A LADIES WIsH.-"Oh, how do
wish my skin was az clear and soft az
yours" said lady to her friend. "You
can easily make it So" answered the
friend. "How 2" inquired the first lady
"By using Hop Bitters, that makes pure
rich blood and blooming health. 1t did
for me, as you observe" Read Of it,
Cairo RuNefin.
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When you see o baby which you know
to have snffered for q long time with
Summer Complaint or Dyssntery, SUD-
denly improve and grow fat and healthy,
yon can rest assured that DIR. Bulls Ba.
by Syrup has been used.
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10 TOO soon to forget tne ravacs Of this terri
BILE disease, which will doubt return in q moro
malignant and virulent firm in the fall of 1879
cd In Southern Nubia and used with such wonder
ful results In South America where the most ng-
gravated cases Of fever are found, causes from ono
TO two ounces Of bile To be filtered or strained
from fhe blood each time II passes through the
Liver, Ns long rs an excess OF bilo exists BY its
wonderful action on the Liver and Stomach the
HEPATlNE not only prevents to certainty any
kind OF Fever and Black VOmlt, but also cures
Headache, Constipation OF tho Bowels, Dyspepsia
ard oil Mnlnria dseases.
No ono need fear Yellow Fever who will cxpel
the Malaria, Poison and excess of bile from tho
blood by using MERRELpS HEPATINF, which
10 sold by all Druggists In % cent and s00 botles
or Will be sent BY express bv the Proprietors,
A. +. MERRELL CO., Philn. Pa.
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DR.. Pembertonsa Stillingla or Queen's
Eelight,

The reports Of wonderful cures of rheumatism
scrofult, Sail Rheum, Syphilis Cancer, Ulcers and
Soreg that como from all parts of the country are
not only remarkable but go miraculous rs TO bo
doubted was II not for the abundance OF proof.
RRALaREABLB CURE OF SCR0FUZA, 90.
Casa Of OIL j, C. BraRson.
9::Gs-oss, Ga, September .5, 1911,
GENTs-For slxteen years have been great
in its most distressing iorms
have been confined to my room and bed for af-
teen years with scrofuious ulcorations. Tho moss
approved remedies for such casc5 hnd been uBed
and tho most eminent phvAlcinns consulted, with
out any decided benefit. Thus prostrated, dis
tresssd, depending, was advised by DR.. Aver, OF
Floyd County. Ga, to commence the uso OF your
Compound Extract siillngia. Language Is as i'm
sufficient to describe she relief obtained from the
use OF tho Stiingn as It Is to convey an aie1uat
idea of tho intensity Of my suffering before Using
your medicine. sufficient TO say, ] abandoned nil
other remedies and continued the use OF your Ex-
tract OF stillingin, until can say truly, - am
cured Of all pain" Of oil asease with nothing to
ohstruct tho active pursuit OF my profession. More
than eight months have elapsed pince this re-
innrkable cure, without any return OF the disease
For the truth OF the above statement, refer 70
any gentleman In barlow County. Ga, and TO The
members of tho bar of Cherokee Circuit, who arc
acquainted with mo, shall ever remain, with tho
deepest gratitude, your obedlent servant,
j. c. BRANSOH, Atty Mt Law.
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a MIRACLE.

WEST PoINr, c., Sept. 10, 1870.
GESTs-My daughter was taken on the 25th day
OF June, 1858, with what was supposed TO be Acute
success. In March, following, pieces Of bcno be.
gan to work out Of the right arm, and continued
TO appear I'LL all the hone from the elpow To 10
shoulder joint eahne out. Many pieces OF boao
came out OF tho right foot and leg. The case was
then iprpnonneea org OF White Swelling After
and the case considered hopeless, was induced TO
try Dr. Pembcrtonis Compound Extract of Stlliin-
Sta, vas 30 well satisfied with its effects that
Ny daughter was confined TO her bed about aix
years before she Eat up or even turned over with
Of her tlme--has walked aeroes The room Her
general health II now good, and believe she will
nrf gain strength, walk ueii. i attribute
her fec99ery sith the blsssing u God, TO the use
OF your Invaluable medicine,
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5Tllg sTkTe 81 sour ! cARnLlla,
sU7INEx or ArDKESljl5. gS
CnunT QR cDAgagpE lsr,k ksA.s2

D. Il Greer, Plaintiff, ssalnss John n. GresY, ST.
manthn Z. AutEsys et 81 .SszsrIeas sr RefiSf--
C5naplaial SeFcc9. I, :.
20 the Defendsnta John u Gseer, John J. s,eseh,
Aiico @, Leach, Samantha II. Ieaek, ssa sssasii
MInniA Leech, san Entha r. Autrey, Hrophnia
Dunkin and Lucinda a Greer: ssga5
tSFOU arc hereby summoned and required TO an.
x. sRer tho eosnp tn tbs sotion, OF which i
copy Is herewith eoTred upon you, and % servo 3
copy OF your anaWer % the eitS complaint ti ths
bahseRlbef 20 their otiee, Ardtrsen %. II, s. O.
within twenty Gays nler the tegsiee hereof cxeiu-
Rusver the c5rp ntrs ri tifn tie tlltc "a,
the plaintiff 10 this action will apply 70 tho Court
foe fke relic .&eniandrd Ia thu cSitlplSsnt &
Dated Dec. 2, a. d. Is7o. b
MOORE Il kliF.fsts. 81
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South Carolina Railroad,

OF and after Sunday, september7 2, 1879, Pasaon-
ger trains viii run rs fcilows: : '.7rs''-
fowH.
Leave Colninhis, $50 m 800 p M so y M
S1sliye ,. st - 100 N 745 M 55i m
Arrive at cAtnden......i2 noon 73o p m & :,
1870 iss IsnaTiest 20 n...-bS0 N $40 In BIS p m
1s 1sAse s5asn.gss a. sta.'..,..-.. 615 . m 7CO p q,
ArLive e COlafnbia... &c 80 Il N 5S0 = m K m :.
Fsxpre1sl, Iying Columbia at 10 ~ m
ana SnaEiestgn 81 Sist m, wiz; run daily ais OH.
81 il9sls oetiys exF pit snrsiays The 8a0 ~ nj
sen on Msdnesday and Saturday wIih Hss York
Ton epn Aagusta.r Ratc only $50 for IA sio,,fin
sherth < =. DIsSAlIsyijRi: Ssserl ~ eSs,i1
JOHN u. fsEis5Es cen ear'sfy :.
D. e. ALtst tsen. Ticket Aet, (; =,
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lylYlEl lr Ayyy. "a iY.ApcaT. srTOrY

Ifg set lErE, ySIisasiss. $50 sIssIs-s,
5sss S-rrss Eese.zi = .s.ss.s o. szss0fsssf.
escs tks Eissl yfass1f i EsAsusFy ard Atssk AZ
lk Hsoa Il 20 wssfs Il a iro tl- his esrtdaa
lse. sie:, y es c4sasLas f. sls,iss q dsssa b.
gely co. rees lsHrasz j IS & Icss -
n ef 70 - % 81 east, ca txt Halr,enfd TucalS
ftea4y 1biE fssstsi, - - e ss{i - q
ts dew. VII nlt11l che E2ts.rn
, - ssi cst.tss %. - s1A sd szls y ~
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sfaiilladig, ian y0aTs SsdIy.

WEST Polar, GA Sept 16, 1870
GENTs-The above certificate OF Mr.. ". S. biau-
ton We know and certify to as being true The
thing Is so hundreds OF tho most rescee.ed citi-
zens Will certify to 1t. As much reference can be
given as may be required. Yours truly
GtsaEf CRAWFORD & WALKER Druggists.
4 HON. ID. II. WILLrAAsS,p =
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Gn6gGR ORRAaYyRRR9.

Under the 6upsrvision OF tho Executive
Committee of Pomona Grange.
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The Annual Volumes of HARPKn,s Bazaar, in
neat cloth binding, will bo rent by mail, postage
paid, or by express, free Of expsnse provided the
freight does not exceed one dollar per yolume for
s7oo each Complete 81, comprising Ttrsfp. yo,-
'e' sent on receipt Of cash at the rate OF s: per
volume, Jfreiei al erpense Of purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for binding
VIII DO sent by mail, postpaid, receipt of 500
each.
Remittances should be madeby Post Ofice Money
Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
RetepGprs not 10 copy Mis edreTtt,eneat itko
ses e1press order q HARPRR s BRoyuKRs &
Address HARPER & BRoTHERs, New York.
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.D2, pEhiBERToN.5 sTILLINaIA 10 prepar-
Sold by all Druggists In SIo0 bottles, or sent by
express. Agents wanted 10 canvass eyerywhere
Send for Book--"Curiot1s Stofyr--iroo to- all
Medicines sent poor people. payable In INSTALL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
81 G!flVTT2T nEF S,5SNsRFlM ES7.1aa


j. MeDuG Massey, Plaintiff, against ao6ert ".
k.sESy, etsa ]. SlisiiHets S9Ffessa v. Martin, a.
el, fendants-l6ERiHloJ.s 5ar Relisf- C5mpgdfat
EefpeG -. 4 5T 2
J. .shsllnot, serrIssa v. Martha, Harrison r. Mas
sey, Erancls ]. Massey.
YOU efc hereby summoned and recnired 70, an
awer the complaint In this action, OF which Copy
is herewith served upon you, and % servo q copy
OF yoar ensw.. 70 tho said complaint on the sub
sesiper at their oilice. ut Anderson Court House,
s. c., RtAin tHenty days after tho service hnreoL
exclusive OF tho day Of such service; aud if you
Aii 20 anawef the complaint within tho tifEe afoTa
gaid, tho Plaintiff Ia tls action viii apply to the
Court for the relief demnndee In tho complaint.
Af0ORT & ALLEN, Y r
Rlainl, y Atloynryn.
THE Defendants In 5his action win fake notice
that tho complaint fn this settSn 10 fled for the
partition OF tho land described therein among tho
owners according 90 their respestsye inter-
gzts Eald IAnd having been assigned TO the parties
interested from tho estate Of silas Ma1sey, and
lInp1n In sald eIvislon ss tEsct No. 2 containing
one hundred and eiehsy-one aertss more or laes.
MOORE q ALIEN & 4,
s gpc n, ls7o "a &
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rho Dslendsrts VIII take nosiee fhat tlse CON-
rlafut flc1 In this css4 u for the ofthe
lscal Estnte o. lAary y Cree. deseesed. -ssSntI
. Eaeh - may e rsqaiIee d tia ef psfsenal as.
aets 70 pay deft5 *, gsf ss'. .i ~ 3
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.
Gray HAIE OR wuIsKERs changed to q GroasY
HACK BY single application of this Dye Il IN.
parts Natural Color. scta Instantaneously, and i5
a. Harmless an spring water Sold bJ Druggists, OF
ofslco 30 Murray ST., Now York.
YELLOW FEVER-gLACK V0NI1
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sS-ToTICE no CREDITORS.
An All persons having demands against
tho Estate OF J. -. Mitchell, deceased, nre
hereby notified TO present the Same 10 che
Undersigned, properiy proven, and those
liddebtet to said Estate arc also not ed 10
make paytners at once.
y. III NJ tTSOix, Adnlir.
4 nse1i, 1879 22 50
M UIIyfc so Of1E 1EDlTUISS.
~ All persona having Claims aiFlst thE
lcstath of ltenry ShoclSieY, deccaseSl; arc
hereby not lifted sop Z them 10 the undcx-
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mo time pro l,ae ;;sy lIyss. - sa.E
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Greenville and columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1872 tho passsn-
scr Trains over the I5reenyie ana Columbia Rai!-
road win 30 run daily, Sundays excepted.
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Smafhered to Death.

DIR. A. j. Weldon, of Paris Land
ing, has a number of hands employed
in ginning cotton. A large bulk of
cotton had accumulated in his gin.
On last Tuesday three negroes employ
ed by the doctor, finding at his gin
large hole in bulk of seed cotton,
upon which the gin was operating,
concluded to creep into the hole, and
sleep during the night. Three fell
lows crept in and laid down to sleep.
During the night, the cotton caved in
on them. Two of them narrowly es-
capped with their lives, and the third
one, a very industrious and clever man.
Andy Kendall, was buried in the cot
ton slide, and smothered to death. de
was taken out by his companions, but
too late to save his life.> One of those
who did escape was very nearly
smothered, when taken ont.-ParIs
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