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ErSkine College.

Elsewhere may DO found the ADVERTISE
ment Of this well-known institution.
The opening exercises arc to commence
at an early day and you should have
your sou ready for the commencement OF
the session. A fine corps of Professors,
cheap tuition, fine libraries, imposing
buildings, moral community, salubrious
climate are some Of the many advantages
of this institution. Educate your son
that he may be able to take a high stand
politically, roligiously and socially.
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Two or three weeks ago some one entered
rrinG OF some goods. We would haVe men
t}oned 1t sooner had we known OF It. we
are indebted to the Ne,Os and Courier LOT the
knowledge.
DIR. f. Fl. MCBRIDE returned Xes,erdhy o ev5
opinc from a pleasant trip to Waihalia ana
tha Pine Ridge Mountains. He took his 1anl-
iIv to that city for their health and to ENJOY
t = pleasant mountain breezes. Sensible.
Mr.. r. NJ. HADpoN, one of Abbeuills's
,onst yo-n-head merchants, Is now IN our
town Visiting onr Spring for bis health.-~ "-
Enn,sto,, Standard.
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The MOrmOnS.

The Mormons seem to be very jealous
in sending out missionaries to heather
lands. The killing of ono of them re-
Gently in Georgia has not had tho effect
Of chilling their ardor. We see notices
Of three emissarics being i'll North
Carolina, and they seem to be particular
ly active in their labors in European
countries. All this in the face of the
declared determined effort of tho gov
eminent to put n stop to polygamy. The
existence of polygamy III Utah is now
considered our greatest blot.
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Quoting Scripture.

Now that tho civilized world is social
ly opposed to slavery, we would like to
see some of the old war m that
proved by quotations from the Bible
the righteousness of African slavery.
There is nothing truer than the idea that
the Scriptures can be quoted toprove any
thing. Some men even quote Scripture
to condemn dancing, when a fair reading
of the holy word would lead to a differ
ent conclusion.
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THOUGHTFUL THoUGHTs.-Undcr this
canton the Christian Instructor has the
following paragraphs:
"ucaven's gates are wide enough to adj
nit every sinner in the Universe who is
penitcnt."
If by ~"univcrSc,' the writer means the
world Of mankind, the statement may be
admitted; but if he uses it in its ordina-
nv acceptation, he must include the fallen
angels, for whose salvation no arrange
has been made. The author surely
does not mean that there are penitcnt
fallen angels, and that these pcnitcnts
are savcd.-J. b., IN associate reformed
Presbyterian.
Friend, let's let them all in, if they are
pcnitcnt. The main point for us to con-
slider is, are we penitent? Are we striv-
inc in an humble way to inherited tho
blessing voucllsafed to pcnitent sinners?
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They Should Come in Crowds.
I1socfafe Reformed Presbyterian.

ISSOClU1e IJOTHNrU IItsOy'c'FH''I
There Is iuit now the annual demand fol
houses in Due West, and If people knew how
good and how pleasant 4 place 1t Is. the de-
mand would be greatly increased. When We
think of the pure air and the good water; ana
the consequent healthfulncsS of the place,
and Of the intelligence and sObricty OF the
people, and of the excellence and chcapneSs
of the Colleges here and the consequent Supe'
rior facilities for securing an education 1or
boys and girls-the wonder is that people 20
home. They would If they only knew what
they miss by not doing 1t.
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The News and Courier speaks u SEN
timents when it says that we do not want
Mr.. Tilden as a Democratic nominee for
the Presidency in 1880. We've had
enough of Mr.. Tilden. All the talk
about putting him in nomination is just
hat much waste breath.
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SYMPTOMS of a Diseased Liver.

JII1R1o1l
DAM in the right side, under the
| edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss of mem
DRY, accompanied with a painful SEN
sation of having left undone some
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer.
else would be beneficial to him, YET
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
isted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively %deranged.
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LAURENS BRANCH.
Laurens Branch Trains leave Laurens g. II.
ut 7.3Oa. III. and Newbcrry at LAO p. H., on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ABBEVILLE BRANCH TRAINS.
rAbbevillc Branch Train connects at Hodges
with down an4up train daily, Sundays ex-
Leave Abbcvillc $50 Il. M; cav
Hodges I,3D p. III.
Up and Town Trains on The main stem
close connection at Columbia with the
and down day Passenger Trains on the
S0utll Carolina Railroad and with the through
Trains, With Passenger Car attached.
the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
and ut Aston with the trains of The
S%partanburg, Union and Columbia 1iallrOad
for Union, Spartanburg, Hcndcrsonvillc,
Ashevilic, &c, &c.
THOMAS DODA MEAD.
General superintendent.
JAbEz NORTON, H., General Ticket Agent
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AGUE AND V

DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
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THE BEST CYCLOP1SDIA EVER PUB
LlSHFD, one that will supersedc all others, Is
now offered to the public ut q very moderate
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the price OF n cigar, or many other expendi-
lures for luXurscs or frivOlities OF n like
amount, would pay for a complete set OF the
Cyclop,cdia by q bi-monthly subscription.
Thus there will he something substantial saw
cd, and !. storclouse OF knowledge, indeed a
UNIVERSAL LIBRARY IN ITSELF, secur-
ed, with but little effort or sacrifice.
"a Specimen pages of the American Cyclic
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their address 70
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May q, 1870, IT,
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In view Of the number of suits against
railroads for damages by persons who
stand or walk on railroad tracks, it is
probable that railroad companies will al
so institute suits ORDINANCES againStthosc
III the risk of iniuring a train and kill
ing passengers by their bodies getting
caught under a train or engine i'll motion.
-Grecnviile Ners.
This brings up the matter of farmers
allowing their COWS to run on the Rail-
road tracks. Heretofore if a man chose
to let his cattle obstruct the passing trains
and they happened to throw them down
embellishments e~ndangcring tho lives of
passengers, the farmer sued the Railroad
authorities for the value of the old COW
killed. A greater outrage was never by
law perpetrated against any corporation.
Instead of giving the Railroad authori-
ties the right to sue the farmer for throw
ing their train off the track, and allowing
injured passengers to u under criminal
prosecutions the ldW makes tic RaiLroad
pay for the cow. We hope to see the time
in this country when Railroad corpora
tons will be allowed some equitable
rights. A greater injustice is not on rec
ord than the law which compels them to
nav for the distractions which a farmer
puts on their track in the way Of old
StoprS-
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FINE MILL.
MR,jOHIA ,BROOkS

HAS JUST HAD HIS MILL ON. Al
II hours Creek. eight miles west OF Able
Vile Court House, put in fine repair by one
Of the best millwright's in the country. with
a new boEtlng cloth, a fine new water wheel
and improved machinery. OF every KIND, ne
cannot fail to please all who may favor hiEl
with their patronage. All he asks Is a fair
trial; when he will guarantee satisfaction III
both quantity snd quality Of yield
July ., 1879, II
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Atlanta & Charlotte Airline Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after June 18th trains will run on
this road as follows:
Day passsrg:r dSeia..
Arrive at Seneca Y Ia. m.Leave.- o IL {. m.
(WESTWkRDJ
Arrive at Seneca 5 l5p. m-Leaye... 8 lsp.m.
Nioht P exc 5tat'.
! Arrive at senes WE = q h aisI5esve~ . @p' M
Arrive at Seneca. s $ia. m.:i,eave Q IS a. M.
GAsT%Akpg
Arrive at senef ws : SRj mi:bsa'e"- . a'p'm'
Arrive at Seneca I 9a. m.-Leave-.7 u m.
1"r %qEs Essssst 5:''"'
Arrive at Seneca / Sa. m.-Leavp~. ] a5 q, m.
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
EASTwAltDl
Arrive at Greenville III As a. m.-Leavel 10 47a. N.
WESTWARD)
Arriveat Greenville 3 30p. m.-Leave 342p. m.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN.
(EASTW ARD.)
Arrive at Greenvitie 10 g p. m.-Leaye 10 As p. m.
(WESTWARD2-
Arrive at Greenville 4 80 O. m.-Leave 442 q. m.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
EASTWARD
Arrive at G%reenville : IS a. m Leave 8 80 q. m.
(WESTWARUl
Arrive ut Greenville B Ip m.-Leave 41p.m m.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
(WkSTWARD)
Arrive at G~reenviIle 1883 pa m..Leave 10 4p. M
Connecting at Atlanta for all points West
and Southwest.
Connecting at Charlotte for all Eastern
points.
, Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Sem
eca City, Greenville and ~Spartanburg TO all
points East and West.
G. J. FOREACRE, General Manager.
w. J. Houston. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. -...r
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The GreenyilIe and Columbia Rail
road.

We are delighted to sec from u eN-
changes that the present Railroad author
tiles are looking after the interests Of the
company and the people. A new depot
is being built under General Corners
orders at Seneca City, and freight will be
received at that place from the Air Line
Road. We hope that the officers of the
road will now look after the local travel
in this section. The following paragraph
is from the GreenvilIe NcmS:
The officers of the Greenville and Co.
lumbia Railroad, Gen. Conner, Mr.. Tenn
pie and Mr.. Huger, arc preparing to
make such changes in the working of the
Road as will remove all cause of reason
able complaint by farmers and merchants
We feel authorized in saying now that no
effort will be spared to make the Road
popular with the peple. The courtesy of
these officers is already winning the good
opinion Of all with whom they come III
contact. We venture the statement that
farmers and other shippers III Laurens,
Abbeville, Edgeiield, Newberry and An
derson counties, will not be cut OIL from
trade with Grecnville with c%Xorbitant
freights, or by any want of proper at
tention to their claims on the Road. We
hope in a few days to be able to say much
more on this subject.
From the anderson Journal we also
take the following paragraph:
Gen. James Conner, Receiver Of the
Grccnvllle and Columbia Railroad, and
Col. Huger, General Freight Agent, were
in Anderson closeted with the Board of
Trade for several hours on last Tuesday,
having a consultation on the freight tar
ifs to and from this place. We are in
formed hat satisfactory promises were
made on the part of the railroad authori-
ties, and our merchants are confident of
having their heavy fall stocks delivered
on equitable freight rates, and therefore
we may expect an increased trade at this
point during the next season.
The anderson Intclligencer of last
week says:
The authorities of the Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad have let a contract to
Mr.. John Carey, of Seneca City, for the
building Of a depot at that place, and
work was to have been commenced On it
on Tuesday. 1t will be a very great ac-
commodation to the merchants of Andcr-
son. and Pendleton, as they can hereafter
order their goods from the West and
via Seneca City, instead of by Greenville
and Columbia as heretofore. 1t is an i'm
provement that should have been made
long ago, as it had been greatly needed
ever since the completion of the Air Line
Road. We understand the new Super
intendent contemplates making many
other j improvements in the Road, which
will not only increase its business but its
accommodations as well. We only hope
we have not boon misinformed.
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BEWARE OF

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DR.. McLANE's LlvEx
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures Of C. McLANE and FLEMING
BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. e.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Elem.
gBros., of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full Of limitations Of the name McL0ns
spelled differ entity but SAN pronunciation
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fJ,HE work originally published under the
] title of TIC NEW AMERICAN CYCLIC
P-EDIA was commenced in 1853, since which
time the wide circulation which IT has attain
ed in all parts of the United States. and the
signal developments which have taken place
in every branch of science, literature and art,
induced the editors and publishers to
1t TO an exact and thorough revision,
and TO ISSUE new edition. entitled
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ARE YOU going to SOW oats literally this
fall? DO not sit still and talk about the dry
spell, and tell our ncighbors what you would
have made if it had rainCd in time, but get
up and SOW q large oat crop, so that you may
not ave to buy corn next year. One acre OF
good laad put tn oats will make feed enough
for one horse or mule for three or four months
and if you make more than you wish, they
are always ready salc.-Curolina Spartan.
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e OI'T!Ol;1.NW

~COTTON WOOD co.
The depotat Warren Station is COM
pleted. A,,petition to establish, a post
Office there:has been circulated. =.
The tents of the track layers are now
in Lime Lake.
Stacking grain is done and thresl,ing
commenced:
We had preaching ut Talcott Lake
Grove last Sunday. The Spiritualists
and Free Thinkers were very much
pleased to hear the minister quote
largely from the ever truthful Bible Of
nature, ad.licing but one lone passage
from the Bible written by men in proof
OF the existence of Supreme Being and
this was his text, Il am Alpha and One
ga, the beginning and the end" 1t is
cheering to know that tile human FAM
lily are progressing. There was time,
when, if tile question had been asked,
''how do you know there is CODY" the
answer would have been, "because the
Bible says so.''
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EIRSTMARKETDAY.

On Saturday last the First Market
Day was held in ..>Yorthington on
the grounds near the Mills. There
was not much on the grounds, but
enough was done to show that these
Market Days will become and ought to
become q regular business feature of
the place. A number of our town peo-
pie expected to go there and lay in /,
supply of farm produce, but rs the
farmers were not on hand with sucl,
articles for sale, nothing was done in
that line. The transactions were
therefore in stock, as follows:
II. u. uumiston sold Grade Dur
ham Cow to Mr.. Heiser, of Hersey, for
$50.
Thos. Klasey, of Willmont. sold q
yolk OF old oxen and one COW to o.
Digelow for $50.
VIM. Brown, of Seward, had on ex.
hibition some fine oats, and Allen Cha.
ney exhibited Il sample Of cane stocks
10 feet high.
The next Market day will lie the
third Saturday in September and we
hope that the farmers will make it a
point to come on that day and bring
whatever they have to sell.
An auctioneer will be present to sell
all goods to be sold at auction.
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nEFAUI.T has been made in the condtio ns of
by Henry NJ. Johnston and Isabella John tnl,,
his wife, mortgagors, to Thomas H. Parsons,
mortgagG Sn dated the ed day Of May A: p
ed aS mortgage in the office Of the Register Of
DEEDS Of the county of Mobiles in the State Of
Minnesota, Q" the 24tl. day Of May, 4; d. 1871,
Oh pages $50 and GO, which mOrtg gage was given
t. Secli'e the payment Of the sum II Five Hun-
drea Dollars with interest at the rate of twelve
per cent. per aMnum, which interest was and is
payable annually and there is now at the date
Of this notice claimed to be due. and is actually
due, one annual ims.alment Of such interest a.
action or proceeding has been instituted at law
or in equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Ihs said mortgage and the moneys thereby Sc
cured was duly assigned by an instrument there
OF. duly executed and delivered by the said
Thomas II Parsons to Roscoe &. Chase, dated
said Office Of thc itexister Of Deeds on tie s4ii
BOOK , "A" q Mor' gases axes; On raEe o?i; 49, "
N NJ ,; is hereby Eiven. thatby virtue ola pow
statute III such case made and provided, the said
mortgage vii! he force osed by sale OF the mort
viii br ma 'e at the front door OF the Court House
in the vill1ge Of Warrington in the county of
Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, ut public auction
by the Sheriff Of said County, on
Friday, the llth Day OF October,
\. d. Eighteen Hundred and Seventy Nine at
ten o'clock in the forenoon t" satisfy tile amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage, and
costs and expenses of sale, and twenty-five dol
lars attorneys fees, rs stipulated in said mort
gage in ease Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
so to be sold. are the lots, pieces or parcels of
md situated in the county of Mobiles and State
OF Minnesota. and known and described as fol-
lows, tOWit:
The southeast quar- er OF the northeast quar-
ter, the East half Of the southeast quarter, and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
dret and one (lOl) in range thirty ninc (39) con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres Of land,
more or less.
Dated August 80, 1879.
ROSCOEG. CHASE,
Assignee Of Mortg gee.
EMORY CLARK, Attorney for Assignee.
1-52-1W
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY, CONTENTION,
Pursuant to call the Republican
County Convention met at the Court
House in Worthington, OH Saturday,
August 80, 1879. =. ...-..
VIM. NJ. Bear was chosen Chairman
and E. l.: Wemple Secretary.
Tie Committee on Credentials re.
ported tile following named persons rs
entitled to seats in the convention:
Worthington Village-H. f. Tor
rance, NJ. Grinager, j. A. Town, d.
Shell, J. Mcmillan, N. A. Barlow, I.
II. Parsons, L. E. X. mball, r.. r. Mil
Ter, G. P. Hewitt.
Wortlington Tuwnship-A: Buchan,
Il. b. Prince, l. p. Durfee.
Wcstside-I1. e. Long, A. NJ. Crosby,
John Wiseman, J. E. Crosby, Geo.
Slade.
lsigelow-Wm. NJ. Bear, S. o. Morse.
Dewald-E. l.. Wemple, l.. ID. Bed
ford.
Little Rock-Wm. Parry, G. II. Nor.
rison.
Report of Committee adopted.
The following named persons being
present were then voted in us dele
gates:
Elk-J. G. Ogle, l.. p. Bon.
Summit Lake--Jas. Marlin, John
Millington.
Hersey-M. Heiser, T. II. Hotch, p.
Balm.
Seward-F. Bloom.
Bloom-Casper Bloom.
Willmont-Thos. Klasey.
Ransonl-Robt. Shore.
Lorain-J. Hansberger.
The Convention then proceeded to Sc.
lect delegates to represent the County
in the State Convention, to lie held at
st. Paul on Sept. ..
Capt. NJ. Grinager and Ira NJ. Cros.
10y were selected as delegates.
VIM. NJ. BEAR, Chairman.
E. L. Wemple: Secretary.
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Our opinion is tl,at there is some
thing wrong about DR.. G. W. Frazier,
1913 Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio, pro-
prietor of the City Hall Drug Store.
At least he does not respond to the bill
we sent him for advertising his medi-
cines. We have written twice and
given him ample time to respond.
Other papers please make note of this
and let us know how they come out
with him.
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Assignee Of Mortgage
EMORY CLARK, Attorney for Assignee.
1-52-7W
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR-James Walker
TNEAsUnEK-Peter Thompson:
REGISTER or DEEps-.Ioseph CHADWICK.
JUDGE or PKORA TER. y. Barber.
CLERK or COUKT-B. N. Carrier.
SllERIFF-J. A. Town.
SURvEYOM-Allem CLANCY. Deputy-A'len
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMMlssIONEls-IT. d. IIumistOn.
COUNTY ArTOKNEY-Dalliel RUhrer.
COvOSEn-L. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT u Osie'
COMMISSIONERS.
Ffrst District-Frcderick Bloom. 81 seward.
N.cond Dixtrici-A. e. Robinson, Ol NOrtNlng
ton, Chairman.
IHird Dixrici-Kobt. Shore. of Rlns"m.
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CHURCR DIRECTORY.

CHUKCF DTRECIVN1
METHODIST El1s ;OpAI.--Services every Yah
hath morning ut 10 ~; evening service ut T.
Sunday School at 4. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. G. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CONGRE0A riONAI--Serv'ces morning
and evening. Sunday School Immediately after
thr morning Servict PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. llev. G. w. Hanna, pastor.
PREssrrERlAN CuURcH-ServiceS morning
aud evening. Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Nev. u. X. Millayd. Pastor -
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REPORT or THE dGkICULTLRA

REPORT OF THE AGRICULTURAL
MEETING.
The Society met ut the Court House
in the afternoon.
Upon motion the discussion was
postponed until another time.
1t was decided by unanimous vote
that we hold a County Fair this fall
between the LIST and 10th Of October
and that the Executive Committee
make all necessary arrangements and
fix the exact time for the Fair.
Upon motion, the time for the next
Market Day and meeting of the Socie-
ty was changed to the third Saturday
in Sept. instead of the fourth.
Adjourned. e. r. POPE, Sec.
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James Gown. 4 lumber Dealer of
Adrian, was in town last Friday.
and left some ducats for the Gazette.
He thinks that outside of machinery,
Adrian is having 4 healthy trade. but
that the machine business is over done.
lie IS sound when he says that farmers
ought to go slow on macllinery.-Sib-
ley Gazette.
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AMERICAN SUGAR CANE MACHIN

Those interested in manufacturing
Sugar and Syrup from Amber Sugar
Cane are invited to inspect this machin-
cry before purchasing elsewhere. 1t is
claimed to be the best and cheapest
now in use. Exhibited and sod by H.
G. SHEPARD & Co., dealers in Farm
Machinery, Lumber, Coal, and Wood.
ow.