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Houea Path.

Our Town Council is out of debt and has
balance in the treasury, and yet Honea
Path has no bar room.....Orr school, in
charge of Prof. H. G. Reed and lady, is in n
flourishing condition, and the number of
pupils is steadily increasing. Married,
March 11th, at residence of BRIDES mother,
by the Rev. - siaey, Mr.. John R. DON
nald, of Honea Path, and Miss Fannie Big
by, of Abbeville County. Eight hundred
tons of fertilizers have already been sold
here. and the demand is still heayy.m.This
rainy weather has been bad on Doctors and
tin pcddlcrs. One of the latter got in the
river below here last week, and came out
minus wagon-body, tinware and stove,
which he was hauling. All was recovered
except the tinware, which, being mostly
iron, sank and could not be found-....Yis-
itors wishing to see the most attractive part
of our town should visit Mrs. Fannie Shir-
ley's hot house 1t is filled with large
collection of the finest variety of flowers.
We always did appreciate nice boquet......
The wheat crop, Notwithstanding the fly,
grasshopper, &C., is the most promising we
have seen in several years, and unless it is
injured by bad seasons or the rust, this sec
ton will make enough for home consump-
ton and some to spare......C Considerable
sickness prevails in this neighborhood now,
but it is not of fatal character.
VIDETTE.
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The very heavy rainfall of the past ten
days has swollen the streams to great ex-
tent all over the State, and in many Sec
tions, especially in the low-country, con-
siderable damage has been done. We are
pleased to state, however, that as far as our
information goes, very little damage has re-
suited in this County. Up to Wednesday
morning the Chairman of the Board Of
County Commissioners had not been noti-
fed of the washing away of or serious dam
age to any bridge in the County. With a
couple of weeks of good sunshine now
vegetation of every kind will spring into
life.
A correspondent of the Monthly Record,
an Episcopal paper published at Charleston,
in giving an account Of the Greenville Con-
vocation at its recent meeting at this place,
has this to say about Rev. Mr.. Gadsden, the
deservedly popular Rector of Grace Church,
which we are sure will be heartily endorsed
by all our citizens: "It gave me pleasure to
find that our good Brother was almost as
acceptable outside his own fold as within it,
the kindest relations existing between him
and the other Protestant ministers of the
place, one of whom assured the writer that
he had "the confidence of the entire COM
munity."
Died, on Saturday morning last, after an
illness of few hours, little Lida, bright
and interesting little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs P. K. McCully, of our town. A beau
tiful and precious child she was given TO
gladden. the hearts of devoted parents but
for two short years, and then the lisping
voice of childhood and the sprightly life of
her tender years were hushed in death. She
has been taken as one too fair for earth, and
now dwells in more congenial world where
suffering and death and sorrow will never
come as blight upon the pure and fair
and good. Her parents have the sympathy
of many friends in their great bereavement.
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Rev. Thomas n. Cunningham.

In our last issue our readers were informed
of the death of the noble young man whose
name heads this article. The sad event &C.
CURED in Charleston, his adopted home,
on Wednesday, the 10th instant, his 3Sd
birthday, after lingering illness of several
months from consumption. His remains
were inferred in Magnolia Cemetery, in
Charleston on Friday, the 18th instant,
after impressive funeral services in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, of which Rev. DR..
Bracket is pastor, which were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Girardeau, of Columbia.
Mr.. Cunningham was native of this
County, having been born and reared in the
Roberts Church neighborhood, and was
well known to large number of our citi-
zens as one possessed of many ennobling
qualities of both head and heart. At an
early age he became impressed with the idea
that the ministry was his appointed life
work, and ever afterwards bent every energy
to the attainment of that high degree Of
culture and accomplishment SO necessary
for the successful pursuit of the high call
ing; and the gratifying results of his faith
ful and earnest labors are best evidences of
the success with which his efforts were
crowned. In 1871 he graduated in the
franklin College at Athens, Ca, and the
fall following entered the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary at Columbia, wherehe
continued until the spring of 1874, at which
time he graduated. Soon after his gradua-
ton he was called to the pastorate of the
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church at Charles
ton, to the flock of which he continued
faithfully to break the bread of life up to
within few weeks of his death, when his
rapidly failing health rendered further labor
impossible.
Friday last, the day of his burial, was
the first anniversary of his marriage to
Miss Jeanette F. Stenhouse, highly accom-
plished and intelligent Charleston lady. 1t
is strange, indeed, that the anniversaries of
his birth and marriage should witness his
death and burial.
In many respects Mr.. Cunningham was
superior gentleman, and in his death the
Presbyterian Church has lost q faithful
preacher, the cause of Christianity All earn
est and jealous advocate, society most
valuable and esteemed member, and his
family an affcctionatc husband and father.
He enjoyed throughout his whole life the
respect and admiration of all who knew
him, and carried down to the grave the love
and esteem of large circle of relatives and
friends.
"All men must die,
Passing through nature to eternity
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The announcement that Associate Grange
No. / would meet with Deep Creek Grange
on the 3rd Saturday in March instead of
the 4th Saturday, seems to have created
some confusion. The announcement for
the 3rd Saturday was made upon the au-
thority of the Executive Committee, through
its Chairman; and, after consultation, it is
deemed advivable to meet on the 3rd Satur-
day as heretofore announced.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Sec. pro tenn.
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.. lam PROUD OF THE NAME-WomAS's

YES, AM PROUD OF THE ENAME-WoMAN's
Best FRIENp.-To relieve the aching heart
of women and bring joy where sorrow
reigned supreme, is mission before which
the smiles of kings dwindle into utter in
significance. To do this is the peculiar
province of DR.. ]. Bradfelds Female Regu-
fator, which, from the numberless cures it
has accomplished, is appropriately styled
Woman's Best Friend. The distressing
complaint known as the "whites," and the
various irregularities of the womb, to which
woman is subject, disappear like magic be-
fore q single bottle of this wonderful COM
pound. Ask your druggist it.
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Anderson Market Reports.

The prices current for the following arti
cles in this market are:
Cotton-Middling 12ic.
Corn-90.
Peas-75c to 90c.
Flour-$7.50 to $3.50.
Meat-C. R. sides n tos; L. G. sides a
shoulders 6.
Lard-11 to 12lc.
Molasses-N. o. 4Oc to Csc.
Cuba Molasses-33tc to 40c.
Meal-95 to $100.
Sugar-71c to lie.
Coffee-14c to zoe.
Bagging-11 to 121.
Ties-$1. 90 to $3.50.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

n. X. Richardson, Administrator of j. T.
Richardson, deceased, against Ada c.
Richardson, Beulah j. Richardson, ct al.
Complaint to Sell Real Estate IN aid Of
ASSETS, Partition, dc.
TN obedience to an order in the above
stated case from his Honor Thomas
Thomson, presiding Judge of the Sth Judi
cial Circuit, all persons having claims
against the Estate of J. Frank Richardson,
deceased. are hereby notified to establish
said claims before me on or by the first day
of May next. or be barred of any benefit in
the Decree to be made in this case.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
March !, 1850 81
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Gents. Fine Shirts a Specially.
In Our Notion Department
MARBLE YARD.

A LII persons wanting TOMBSTONES
"A will do well to call on me, rs have
OH hand all grades of Marble, and work all
the new designs. l warrant my work to
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care Of the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
Lodging 25 cents.
THOS. M. WHITE.
Feb &c, 1880 SO
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Hyneneal.

Married, Sunday morning, 14th instant.
by Rev. Baxter Hays, Mr.. VIM. L. Bolt and
Miss Hester Jane Shirley. All of Anderson
Married, March 9th, 1880. by Rev. w. P.
Martin, at his residence, Mr. John Jeanes
and Miss Martha G. Bawkum, all of Ander-
son County.
Married, February 9Th, 1880, by Rev. ".
p. Martin, at his residence, Mr., Henry N.
daughter of Elijah Griffin, all of Anderson
County
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Bolton Singing Association.

The Bolton Township Singing Associa-
ton will meet in the Baptist Church at
Belton, on Saturday Goth inst, at 8 o'clock
a. m. All lovers of music who can attend
are respectfully invited.
B. D. DEAN, President.
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UNDER WEAR.

A LARGE STOCK of Ladies and Gen.
"A tlcmcn's Underwear. Mcrino and all
WoOl--surc 10 please. Also, Flanncls OF
the different grades.
Gents Fine Shirts Il Specially.
In these goods We defy competition, re-
CARELESS of what other people say. COME
AND PROVE US.
In Our Notion Department
We have great many attractions. Come
and see them, for we can't begin to tell you
about them Still Headquarters for
A. B. TOWERS & co.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
nnHEa.CIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE June 7.-Fl"ur nImer; Iiowari Street and
BALlIA 05nSi; Extra. ~ 25GSJi do. Fam
1--WE s. 8 y sPe e 1e 90 ~ DO 4sd I1
- ro,ny 81 10 WbeatSQuth"rn iE her ana more
atIv wtsGin for spot future 9sh S sou I r.
Is tsS 81 s. ko4 Westcfa WINTER Red Sot 81 10 JgGT
sis%eT 81 i4 Gd Corn-southeT1 STEADY Western
quiet sOudnein &c; June, 81 2Gtl July 6uaic
M nD,embr 5oiscjfr. oats mgner: southern az
4 &C. Psnnsylvans +'StSe HyG y5
a. yVrvani sl7Gsi0 per ton Provisions tim M'ss tI <,
Sii az 10: Bulk MeetszLeo''n Sbc 2J
tao i c Iiams &c Iard- liencd eices
Ne T~r1 tniTiy asitye Petroleum dun Cr"@s nominal
nsIy 10 Prime l2at SijGc sugar stsol9 soft
9ie Whiskey quiet 81 esl l1 Froshs u LlvefPeSl
mt Cotton, 4d -Four 5A "a Or H. 0yaOd
pa H GAS ID e. Wheat co. 100 BUSH Corn 525U0
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pr,rItn lime b-CArrE- I:eccpt. ',say. 80 % ne2n;
total week thus far. 75s2 Leai 10Y me saS e ,I
ke DUET sellers asking 23ci advance from ilst wrrk ri
I,vers ~ cs Of Medium at ~ l'HE4 lui No9 10
Gh%ieg 5t'oIs r ,ie6cTs at - - and lief
g. ~ ri n "a I5 Mixed Butchers II IN IS 90 bullr ~
IN yuy STOCK To- Fat Bulls AZ - @ ~ %; St0cktr- ana
Ia nj Al y}d3 80 Mich cow du and ,Ioopine sales
If car lois at 49, SJ3 ChOce, sngY AT +j99SA-i NeAS
sen xy AND iGMs-R Receipts TODAY 1000 head; total or
week thus GO head for iio same t1 ~ q 0nG
IeIG con -gnrd through II e." I1Ikct ii4} 60 ~
Shade higher ,icngs gencf@'Y 81 4 th"ce To- Fsncy
Fan 70 oC Exr for exIor; At So so; bonght for
York all sales for Boston ana export "' o7
@rsGSs Irpcns today 1850 for The weeE
thus 24 head for the SAINT ~, Nv ds,arJ Sod and
rade sales Of YORK Weights az 81 5o4 - 2' He @n9
Medium 81 50aSi 80; E1a al 81 'o"s' '' iH' "u Il"
- ~ In npc7 io0s Receipts 30 shpments
S1G 81 2 Choice Heavy al - 9pd$4 % Lgh Ut ~ Io~
- 80 Keceips 400 head shipments 800 head mar
ket active int easier; shipping Al "id% 70 ucheIn az
a. 3OdSl %; stOckes anu Feeders Ut - Io4S1 oA NJ
ssHtyp-Recepis 200 head Common to Good and Choice
ClpTd az IN Penn June Receipts since Fri
6ay last 4U7i head through, ana 34 head OF Y1 STICK
pS hal higher than MoDu,y st al - l0a g 20
Fn 10 Good 81 1895 80; Common hn lBe a. 81 90
a o. Bulls COWS aud stays al s3aS' sAes u@' on' ~
hGqG O93G head Phadephas at 81 5cqSi co.
eccpts head selling slow aud prices shade
higher tnn ' Juue 7HoGs-Fairly acye Yorkors aud
natmoIes 81 lUGs4 20 PachIng - IVS+t ~ ie"H!
Shipping 30 Bo16h 5 1B e :" 'O"' ~
C1'S Scity firm and higher Far 10 Good Native snip.
a. FAR oGood 900 70 l,oOO II. - asI 90 Light ~
~. g. Ruichcs sun 81 7j0S3 Dos Grass IcGalS - 100
50 Z1 fecTiPts si,0 Far 10 CIOCe S3GS 10; receipts
l 900 head HhipmeDts' EoO n'"u
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bush Oats G57O Rye a9s bush 5d {2Soo
bush; Corn $4,000 bush sae4-Wheat S'l'i-O Ou'H'
GaF qV White aq %s gnsRnnF s T9fa
/ 0i0 bush do at al 2la No. Hard Duluth offered az
a9tee offered at bids Corn 65n Sass
s1ies 500 BUSH TO arrive az 42e Barley od 81 OS
81 GS Alcohol 81 10 per gallon Fcights Newyo[k.
inc Corn s a1.se R51
CHICAGO Flour steady aud uneanGcL so ma.
gpSef and fey cas eG' 81 20 % Jnne ac bid July Auru
no 90 @59 ResC c cam 9o an nne 81 a7c July 81
August Rejected 50 - cats steady nd ih August
Rye and Barley steady and gnch2ngcd p2rs sG2 sU g
Lard Steady bv 2c. lower at G2j2c cash G'3c G Su2
Eulk M ca ', az Snort hO' "4''
CXSA June t0g g Sts1 ac ana m epts 4ooO
BUSH shipments l5OO bush Corn sesdy 30 Ger
dq Sc is eat: l9 rail- no 1 - 2I@
s2c Bacon gmet put Wb$kSy rSTcn ami firm at 81 o6
i0Sc Now.Gleans. 7i0sc. Hogs IN fair demand IG on
butchers raj 45 receipts 22OO head shpmehS oO'
DFno 7ET dull and 1os 9n S FL. T Jaao
Corn Gie ana steady quiet but firm Ci9v f
Wnsa at oo 6 bn iGr corn 800 6sb @gs
shipments Flour 500 hbls; Wheat II9'ooo DuS"' O''"'
%mWArKEf. june Flour dull and dropping Wheat
itar % DO soft ST ~ No Miw9aE's 6 cash o oGa
No. do ri Igc. Corn hrmer hat unsteady ~ - x"
oats sGady strong SS no g spfng 8ac Pro,ons quiet nd
casv Mess PORK qhet at . 20 cash and jun III ny
Iiv Hogs easier but not guoiaDly lower at - I"4St ID
1nSpE FLA June sluggish and ngsat
Whcat-Ihe cargo rate for No. Red prompt M "irJ
81 81 rco board all June 81 ~ nd Tree on ami
%o-rrsGs Sc %I nSlcr MfayF futures IPn
southern yellow iaeE md gH59 dcp2t cci 2 rack
and era depot Sic Steamer do. jOLgaJlc Wl. 1ViI
n r'5i S GtG az T SS for croS 81 sail Wxo
- &C. r,t Tor Sal Milri r npi sh pmrnt 80. aud d.
s SSne Sc Tree on board Whc SPOT 5Gc Tree on nGari
0ars' inquiry And prices &C. hfh"r o. re-
jccicd. ~ 9G l0ci Mixed 3n,S &c F liam.
T si 1S"2 M.ss ' ars E car os 25@s ziF
r@s 50 c%o.ed Hs% Liam lRa l' 4 les III S@ '
20; do saIl &C. sholnaeGTs in DO san smd 5t
4@ uo D1ess''i HOGS ~ aGisc Lard Western Kettle
2 aHA' do Steam do5 &C. DO dntchcr- Looe SIC -.
Ste dv Prrin-v,vaui l%?c W,si'rn, I.gr' ,, .r ~
HS ST9'd d. tns s ni 9aTc. n 9t
cases nominal Al It. Whste{ r,,ay h = 20 ASK.
for 30 nei june. 81 ~ g' = a.S.4 Iay , II IL
tSi l KEN nssc iuT &c bid j2a asked august ol'a
O' a. .'i Iai.. JAZZ, steady and Hnchanr WnGat
higher Tor option. unsettled and lo%rI 80 MA
Ia To-. c,sh, - u. r 81 D$isEn ~ AG''Ff' S Snu
pIl,aHl ~. Au,us 40 @!o- - o. SO G3i - in ,H
! G1,ts du n ..ltc bm CASH 81 UH Janr. ~ . .,i
~ "S pork AIN al 81 - ud cash and JUNE IT, 90 la
July. Lard quiet al ti;c Hnh Meats nnI ,Sn NJ,
900 hi. wheat aorO' BUSH corn
n nSlD i',l 5So6 G' Wheat 5000 busA Corn
1868 r6Grp S%'' Jon %a aGei ,ionv No wls Mchg,3
81 -: Amber Mrng" p y" E'a W"S Ss i, ay
ton and NcIrn Red ~ rs lir,ci'd Il. ~ yd NJ
jnac Any I.cgl" H. nm"S' Red "a a.
ia,n sro;. ,d At - ~ - Il ARA Janr 81 - E,.n'
~W6cd' 7ooo hu-l Corn io'9' piN ''ai1 i.'g' ,i-.'
slim,n-N heat 100000 BUSH Cora lls'oo' 0"'' "4'''
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I<rII,DISG STOCK HELD ON RAILROAD LIGHTED
OR CERTIFICATE.


NAY AND sTRAw-Flrm in light receipt, good demand
IIDa>-stesdy, dun no . sales sr rrcnorced
MULLAssEs1d aet, So test Cuba NORMALLY Sac; 100
bids Fancy May aquet p. f. sold 4Sc prices generally w
NAEAL eery i'm the day at the inside price Resins
s ." STiI II 4od* IS sne Good ians Tar,
1885, i IBIS i i;osns 2i7$ bois Tsr 80 IGs ,o,,
Al sales 80 bDs Crge sgtrn a 9oy S1C nh
q o ga S I Tie market quite active all
private terms 6o1ts S 60 Sk soJ For I7s &c.
800 bbs loo bales Coton SAoR hSRea tg baee
zs 10 tc. Bel Gs gbs PORK, A. 500 saoGs FicH
lis 3D.. 1900 IBIS Co., Is BT''O s aSS 1n nG E
ElE Isn. vi stanaard ikss IttYT and Chres
1901 100 les S &C., s Hf 5d rs S5 nsrrSw
CLAIM Is g. SAT- 25@ bFs Lerica'm Il
Oh 81 &C. iI ha 10 Hntwcrp qis ian auo,hcr
to port IN Uni!ed RipGd G on d. 1o 49, O. D. pf
staHcI tons HayIe or II anDGTE o@ gT G9
O. 90 Sfs Grain a. 3d.; italian baTk, sane
scyasc rate 500 Two do r syG 5sI S1r iavrc
A AefS OF oticrtan each iOO2qrs Gram 3d NGr
wTg GR G i4 o 10 200 d. A. eeyaag three Scr
S JnnD loading l5ian bark. yoyag 35On d.
BTE S and o6 dS same voyssc private IT s bark
rrpocd United kingaGln ia r DDS , DO g. ID
German -p ANTWERP 10 Do rs 1 INK iIa am S
S %SSian "" bark TO- To- tie %aS prs DO $ @not e.
saIS 800 and 5000 Go TO Japan 59s
0y%eei a barx 63 ions 10 V4lcnci German bark 272
tons Dauize botz for g"Le,a GarGs rTs 1
S;,r-sn Lark 80 tons 1T BiiiSi steam r 10"
t@n. ay,f 10 H I bark to Jian casrs
Ancd Per1..Un. private ll;S NoI"SSa oHiH H -, ~ P1
Scaux scU qrs Gran. -. 81 l1 sh BARK 10 &VrS or
Antwerp 600 do, Ia From Eaiin"re-N9 ran psk u
PETIOLEUM Kennel higher III sym,alhy WITH INC
Creek and IA fact that refine "'use "lerlnE xoriho
Snset'Hn edns1 g az &, c. WI NcWYorE SIC BID P,de
Sha for Baltimore eas1 a &C. R' nT
6i Epi5 SSoPoRK aafkc, nm win active
S6is Mess spot 70 9d s 70 Me% s9uing plics 0 On
e .f ga can rS Sd ga l!SS
en- B I3G5 about 80 steady aa quiet g oe
&e:s private ttrms... BEEF HAMS a. c; atd char
MEA Rss ad EtIonsST f fnd sD" "Gf ia
"a Peeled Hams IDDLE~ triner but quiet
dNTs S GlSHF iS %S 6Gs shade
S STeS % w tfn 5ui ' cosed hE it the price;
SHnfen on lur sy active trse in cash lot very mo
Gu'nrs n op1191 "a G' yofe srms sng pTcc
astCal &C. ESQ July, 707 O2 9c e'osng 7OZ2c;
2o closing .D Ss Year. TS s lss Se TT
tsi-juy. 81 2q 2c August .U(g aiOc oePeInS y
ot G G'' Sg5 ~ IT, CITY steam hm Gales
9S tes No. o "T y, 0S Confident iS OF9 7.ssS
.c BuTrER and CHEESE duIl and meh2 .lnG and
EGGS mghsr r"Gs T a mg"' ienG SHs lSS
western i09a re: canaa9 id2% d i2:s
. Far FAR 10 GS SUG S Sa1 sSn'r7
SS: &c. 9hd' t Gns1 @aSSyadS
toWiered and Cat Loaf 9IaGc.i GRADUATED S'Sc'
ltandsrd "a, " 9Aa9Se
ssEEERKI S9EFrneT Sales 100000 Choice CITY, Sic
'TALI0 %EfiTn sslea lS .o9j r. 3S 9 ~
WAIsKEY-DuD. Ioninal ~ A'@S1 4'
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HORSE MARKET.

The market dull and weak ior ail Common ana iAsh
steady for iuc Couch Teams ali l'-
, Horses Prices weak,an tie strong |S"o h ="
trc stock moving gwen DuVtrs some auN4"aso o.
~ Eva. trrtIV cnund nj selling rtc- VII nave 10
,f'r ,dr n common stock ard that before IOhR me r.
a. 80 ,e hiii lI atd hat IN c1'fss 81 "chdn tx
aid Carriage Horses th"nch from M ~ noni
, rcre si ne by I0bcr. StOdldri. If the United Sidra
hhn ~ Ioii'' i"SafdIn = ais. 'hiY for F'ii'
,'o1,'s Iryat u,r Norman stallion was rrc,lt'h h
he ssr ~ brs from France after resting frW dAJ nc
e to ONO
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ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway C0nIaIT'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Z Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds,

In conf niy with tho provision, % IN" Mortgage Decd Of
Trust erur.ng ahnyr Bonds, the Undersigned rfls
tics. hrf,l, mine that uj Ponds {" Fl"D zach 10
ami ijg ois "f sODO tdrh OF the num-
brrs specified uw. ihis in prescncB farY and
without preference discrimination designated by lot for
redemption 10 pc, accrued Interest payable out
iuouy- pledged - iron. proceeds 81 sales oil Lands
avail h fnr that purpose. Tie BONDS lhtMh WI
be- paid prs uAtlOn 1t The office o. : kENNEHf q
t'u. Wi NrS.Nurk, tie hO.drf thereof arn
h,fv notified they s"ud b. presented on or before ls
uy next 10 after that interest viii cease 10 accrue
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rn1rnN MANKtI.-NY TELEtRArH.

,,vrnrooi Jnno7 I.u Mn C,'on arnrr AillInc ~
a, st'n1fi, ri iG0o ball.. urrc :oo la'rs for @pcc
lauon ana 'N'"ri. W.cri, 80" 'ai H. al Am,i'a' i u
do, Jui ard Juiv d,N'i,. 90 . 'l-"t r"' o. J" 'n'
August d'IN,y 81 ei as '- 49," tG,,a' aii n,T
delivery oi".. ais, go a. ort"'rr and Nr',m,~T S"lI
cry. Gia4d; 40 No'cinLer and December d'''H' ''1[
ITElroi, June 75l5 lnThc ,aIc- % ne aay n me-
ians. Junr ami uy delivery Gii~. n" Juy and AuEn-
delivery ~ ei'; An,ls' @al ~ a n S6y,nlf and
p,arcrnher Griycry. Cos.d. Fu'nr,s wake.
I1W Nddnur. lut,. G"Oi ordinary "hf'|'t ir''p''
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Al No a. Norh River, fOOL LEROY DAILY, except
saturday, at 0 y. M. or Troy and ALL POINTS HOHTA
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