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nonnco ~ among the foremost dfnfnat'sS OF
in't ", =. t"e ,ion w. nsu,n. ~" n ~, =
ne'' ~ 10 Sh'a'l circuit 10 1ls'ns cl1y INV
Lhieaeo 70 nnvc been tho arst To espy sI'as
Tho Tho crttirnsicra ] ''ty ~ ''e ccriain yi % dr."
..,', ."o e,'.'cno.ets w eet.a!a a"eG
wn,cn Sor,,a ,s eail feeail! @ ,at tnoy nla.t!e' "
cntped thc1f liti!a htsconragemcnts Oh II
"We the nas1nr Of IL isa oss T,es ron s
many aIoxs IN ths ylilntrc i'nrk, Iut hc mir. @
sucs. ',is W jonrney ali tne sa1ae." Yes, tiie
s;nF 70 bs;s awsy !s s,d sss!s 5s If
v mi a. iii a,mvn l ts tiis ,'cv c "u x
joIn the Mid wl,lsvcr al ths Isuycs, int thai
liz not prevent Il from l,cnrl1lr ,,rorns, iii t,nr
ir @ s syftfMY @ r. M and s1ss5 es,; sn}trt G s s tEfr IS
Campbcll, In md therefore I Eel inppy L, ind
nv pnriv lnmrnssis oxnrrssc,i fnr i,c ~ ,n r,,,.
piin.lcatly ttjlougll not 40 10 eMphaticaily e rs
could ,lsstrej, il, our infinential Journals. I
III a i i {,,, VI, %F ,nS :,,;, AP ''nk 6{l r yy
iIfc. Ks / remember It, tt, niece WIS brini-
ming over WITH lint artlcss liaturulncss
whish Is the o,itgrowtli Of IN exulw1ant
calietl tia "l;oulcn a, .imlIe; of nix ;,1thur MI
si,eSktmE IN n cs1,,pirn,iye scnse Will his
silbsrn.lci,s creations, iayn nIso sem lis
"Fnte."'- scrious, weirtl, waywars', H.
rainfnjIs & @ q nf r ssesiiny " oul L be i loo n,uch
10 rnil ihis tlie III ,pur' III Ills rctiiis? Aid
ug,lin. ink nt his "i,isks.,' iii 1"VirrIn,uu. j
liz HiIow WUnlr,, j,nys.S etc,
Int IL, l,at pronjss Ia ei,umernte eycu.
Hs Is; s; Y thH sny SaS MasTt, ste1
presence OF tllo worlj, anti mi only h,,,,-
le n,r nnlor,r lin m,,,iiiiMtlr ~ mi,iIIrrrs Of
Il genius ft 0,,ct, fertile. courageous, swift.
a1ld n,uiacinlls. .A1,tnctty il al,,nI,n
e - 'tT1St'es n aive 81 E1eat cvcry 1a e
cnII,r' sn%. n,ni "ySrcn,',".u III n "a givcn
ia every t}utt-giftcd soul i0 ilgllt for II, Aid
few 1ur,, Inye fought NO stolttly for lonUr-
far Wildly praise md solIil pn;l,iing.as l.ns
but nnrr.9on tiie t,rcastnn Of his makfilr i n
S,W,sh hrfnrr thN curtain. .1,itjI never ff,r
ri Tint nigilt. liz lrUlinlclf inc Of Ernest
MUltrnyers,--so lofty. 80 sourjng, So lifted h.
Xiii @ INV remember Init tfot WI; was
h' fhn "rcas,o, Of bis % %pr.xluction nj IF
"Clic., which, il yoll viii p;.yxlpM tile
al,tsls,n, feel Inclined to cnEI Tic !" As You
i%his % play ,towni Xii. we'll. we nlso ali re-.
,nrmhrr Tint Thomns Ennf,lnIl's u WJ3nttlo 0t
I iiollrna,'t1, @ WIS., Ma rcicc,rI by % cn1,,try r;
Scotch ,icwspapcr as I5eine "1,ot up 10 tho
Standard = Of Kill |}iie lt'cc1in 4ducrtiscr*;; tilat
ant, not to multiply INSTANCES, tiat tic ma
lon oifrt' T' wIeEed % i aWuv ilEe hsrrinrs @ +,
barrel 10 be saltrtinl s,;I, for co,,l,no,i house
sc s rcsMcts M nEn,am SsS wsrk o s,'H "
, 1880-01-31
APPELLATE COURT THIRD DIS.
frt1ff"r

Special Dispatch to THt Chicago 1rtoane.
6rn1S0FIELD, ILL.,, Jun. 3o.-Tho Appellate
Court, Third District, to-tlay announced tho
following decisions, opinions being fled III
botl,, antl tho Court thel, adjourned for the
term:
4s. Nichols ct nl. vs.. Ooodhcart ct nl.; MP
peal from Mclean; decree reversed and re-
iIat1tictl.
II, Johnston vs.. Deemcy; npncnl from Nc
1cnn; Judgment reversed md relnanded,
, 1880-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


lItJCAL 'IIlE4kllkES,
Among our theatrical managers during tho
week there llas been lively competition. The
attractions have nil possessed merit OF one
sort or another, and few have reason to con-.
plain oil the score OF patronage. Tho afl,ni-
rablo presentation of tho realistic "Drink /"
has been recognized, and whflo tho present,
tho second, week hns seen slight failing Oft
IN attendance, thu enormous audiences OF
tho first eight performances, warrants US In
saying that the l'aston Thentrc company
have played to IL business highly rcnuncra-
tive, Tic news Of Can,pbelIs SUCCESS III tho
East drew to llayerly's Theatre las. Suntlay
night an audience w9llcl, packed the house,
ansl "'rl,u Galley Slave " was sent through
Triumphant engaEenlcnt.. From the tntllca1-
''ss ss We S f's as S's s5 ts Mssks cssy sHs!;
SInyc," while Il cannot be sct down Is
~ artistic success Wa can trtthfully ndnlt
its popularity with tho people. Its comedy
nlakes Tho audience laugh, u,ld itS sentiment
Gordon, Miner" first saw tlio ligllt ut tho
Olympic Oh Monday .tast, md II las found lis
stnrc Of admirers. Alr. Gcorgo Learock alld
Miss Moroe Charles ltave. assumed tho leah
!nE roles % The piec9s, as been well placed be, {;
will run fnr nile week tnnre.. OF COURSE tho
clever lot OF peope At llooleys, travelling
under tlso nnlnu or tYrnt!iGrsby'a FrollqlEs,
have Made many hundreds happy W.
Miss Eliza u s!,d Nlss ysln!o Sveatl,orsby,,
Miss Vcnlp Clnncy, Mr. Charles Bnwser, md
Mr. Raymond Holmes nrG very funny people,
and Justly, deserve. MS they h!yo hnd, tho
s2 !ss" evs42 %t9ndasfe' ss Gas Gs"'' xsbs h%x 7" fhs
iug,hrIous neio!lIaina At llam!in'a, has hacn
played tn falrIy tl!leil houses, The West SIde
Academy, of Music. with variety and ,aslo-
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

/ nANuA1S-f0n YAf,E on nEyr ON VA.
IND fnnn;rf n cnrressfn onsraPi1n: il
a iNtrn hIIi.},S Mnd Vail tHap'ch ~ nj tintn II
n,.incss smd IntTtst IL ths hnaTt * thn rftY Az.
dtost y Fast Efle-st, cbicato,
11Uatsxss iSrElsEsrY NOT1j. fAnTNERBIIiF5
stocts honsht snsd IVA crnh"neea j. y. kiMBAif,
4 Ia, hfUkorS. IL; Wnnhnvtnn.st, nUots iS
f'l0A[sYAnD. KAnE CHANCE: hGTCltEH.H1fOf.
~ cheap; rFnecrf, cnsh tIaiei ls,nElln1.houl0,
TcOfl Rtf.E-{,N IN HEFGltE MARCH l.. 4 FIRST
T. clnsb trn nnd Kfurcry hbusc. doing chsh business
nycrhnlnK ~ ter day, nt lNfr0 prnE. St0ck-Abhtt
flMU nil fresh, In f1tio ctInhn. we'll h*anttbd, md
, 1880-01-31

III fH1 E1kI0F V 3kS EhEtagV NTt4UA.' -
CnlcAup, 10 PECK 6TREET, jan. ST. am
glad ~ see that the recognized leaders hero
Of public opinion In all that concerns art
have at length done tardy justice 10 the me1-
, 1880-01-31

Lucinda D. Young commenced n suit In
trcspass yesterday against the Chicago 4
Northwestern Railroad Company, claiming
$4,000.
Nrauria l.. ]. Russell commenced n suit
for $1,000 damages against Cyrus II. AtcCor-
mick.
james i. 1Iicl,s sued Charles II. Iccd md
Leonard Kothgcrber for $1,000.
, 1880-01-31
ITEMS.

Judge Dtohgett will l'aYc no call to-day, Ms
he Is engaged on Il Sc, case
Judges Gnry anil Moran wilt hcar motions
to-day, Judge Smith motions for new trial.
Judge 1logers submitted cnscs, and Judges
1uloy and DarnMm divorce cAscy.
, 1880-01-31

UStTED STATES CIHCUiT C0utT-O. r. Glover.
Receiver, vs. Matilda Clnrk, f55l.
CIRCUIT Counr-CoSFEss1OSs~-J ]. bryant
vs.. N. W. l1cwcs mud J. c. Mnxwcil, s577s;
Jup0E Ro0EHs-!.nse, \. Mallory, ". William
]. Itonch, verdict e50.-W. Il. Smith VS., Isaao
Ttlaunl, <Gl.4h.
, 1880-01-31

TN6 sGCONH Of nj, EuHyS nav series d
organ recituls will be given this noon at
Hershey hall With the following program;
lsach's Prelude and Fug,ein Il minor; Saint
Suen's Rl.apsodle IN E. Mol; Dest's Theme
anl Variations IN A, oV.& No. 1; Dc l.angn's
Fugue, ai,l siagnilicat fran The Hynpilony IL
Tic "DiYIna C0Mlle.llA v; nlltl THO fas.oIule
mil Finala to WlInr's Second Symphony.
Miss Ettib Butler will be the VOCALIST,
, 1880-01-31

Mothers! your child rnny hAvo worms! Then
by I'LL incnns itsa browns fcrinifl,Bo comtltA"
They -aro tho best, surcst, mud tnust pleasant
remedy known. Avoid colntcrfcits. Price. =
NpS ~
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
II, Hoe S,gno Vimces.

YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.
Pure healthful waters cannot flow
From fountain that's impure,
Nor does Natures liberal hand bestow
The blessings of good digestion,
An equal circulation, quiet nerves,
Freedom from pain and nights of calm repose,
On persons afflicted with Scrofula or Scrofulous
Diseases, chronic affections Of the Skin, Boils,
Tumors, Liver Complaint or any other disease
Arising from an impure or poor condition
Of the blood. For relief from all such troubles
Take the Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
With Iodide of Potassium. Sold only at the
York Drug Store.
If on lfe's tempestuous Ocean,
Coughs and Colds should you assail,
Take salts nor teas, nor other portion,
Only take the Expectorant Mixture,
Formula of DR.. Lindsay,
Sold only at the York Drug Store
A maiden stands in the Bloom Of Youth,
While the Southern breeze caresses
And sheds it's sweet Magnolia Balm
Through her loosened flowing tresses.
To the question, Whence this wealth Of hair?
She replied, in words laconic,
Not the Remover of Hall, nor the Vigor Of Aver,
But your own Ricnine Hair Tonic.
Prepared and sold only at the York Drug Store.
The man who loves royal smoke,
Should smoke the Royal Bull,
In truth, we are told, every one that is sold,
Is of fragrant Havana full.
For five cent piece you get just one,
You would not ask for more.
When you inhale the bouquet as the smoke
wreathes away,
And-and-s only at the York Drug Store.
JNO. C. KUYKENDAL.
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Golltlllerdd.

YORKvILLE, March A-Cotton, 10 to l2!.
CHARLOTTE, March 24.-Cotton, l2a to l2s.
CHARLESTON, March 23.-Cotton steady /;
middling, l3. :,
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Cotton firm mid
ding uplands, 77-l6d.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Cotton easy; mid
ding, l3 3-l6. Futures closed steady. Sales
lss. .00O March, 13 OF to O3 April, l3 05; May, l3
23.to "a; June l3 40 to Al July, l3 So to So; Au-
gust 1860 to 61; September, l3 % to 25 October
u 80 to Al; November, IL O4 to O6; December, IL
80 to IL OF.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, March l9.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: lSSo: !s1S; -
Receipts at all ports for the week ,...EO3sO ,s69
Total receipts TO date ,403 6s5 4020, ,059
Exports for the week .l02556 so, O,762
Total exports to Gate, 747 28lS, ,6O9
Stock at all United States ports 1892, l49 5S2836
Stock in all interior towns, .......l584l7 4O,4I5
Stock at Liverpool, ol,...-.........57SOO 900 567, ,0O0
American afloat for Great Britain, ,264 900 $4,000
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GRANTS GROWING WEAKNESS.

WASHINGTON, March 16-The following is
a report of conversation with a member Of
the Republican Congressional committee:
"While | know that Grant has enough
votes to secure the nomination, think there
is growing feeling among the wisest Of his
friends that it will not be safe to nominate him
because of the unpopularity of the third term
and the detection Of the German element all
over the country. The members Of our COM
mittee," said he, shave had three meet
ings lately and have at each session compared
views l have noticed that Grant men, Sher-
man men and Blaine men have suggested at
different times the propriety of harmonizng
on some candidate who can get the full vote
of the Republican party"
where will they find such man?" l
asked.
"Washburne," he replied. "He has not
deem mixed up with the measures of the day,
and can carry Ohio, Indiana, and, with the
assistance of Conkling. New York. Grant
likes him better than he does any one named,
and Sherman and Blaine are not hostile to
him.
'Tell me frankly" said, "what you think
about Ohio and New York if Grant is nomi-
mated, and New York if Sherman or Blaine is
the candidate"
81 think" he replied, that the chances are
against Grants carrying Ohio, and do not
think either is certain of New York"
He looked as if he thought their chances
were worse than his language indicated. In
fact he seemed to believe the only chance of
winning is with Washburne, whom he re-
marked would get the German vote beyond
doubt.
The Sherman literary bureau is in full op-
Grafton here, and confidential circulars are
being sent out by Brother in law Moulton to
Republicans of influence in different parts of
the country. These circulars illustrate the
hypocrisy of Sherman's campaign. That
gentleman, in a recently published letter, said
that he should not attack any other candi,
dates, but this confidential circular which has
been issued does attack Grant and Blaine in
the grossest manner, and it, of course, is i'm
possible to believe that Sherman knows moth
ing about it. 1t is evident, however, that the
circular was not intended for publication,
but for private distribution.
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BURIED FOR AN HoUR.-The Charlotte
Observer of Friday contains the following:
"Day before yesterday morning after the
passenger train, coming this way on the
Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Railroad, had pass
ed the section hands on the Davidson Col
lege section, they were ordered by their over
seer, EG Arey, of Iredell, to dig out some
gravel from the side of cut about two miles
beyond Davidson College. They went to
work! work There were only three of then thsm' and
the overhanging bank, which they had un-
dermined. The two men, Ephraim Summers
and Baxter Williamson, both colored, leaped
forward in attempting to escape a living burial
but the tumbling rock knocked them sense
less, while the mobile sand filled up AROUND
them to the shoulders. The section master
had, the moment before the catastrophe offered
to relieve one of the men, and. pick in hand,
was just about to step into the hole in which
they were working when the treacherous
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TURKISH RUG PATTERNS.
II WOULD respectfully inform the ladies that
have accepted the agency for the sale Of 8. ].
Frost Il Co.'S TURKISH RUG PATTERNS.
which I will furnish at Manufacturer's prices
Those desiring to pu rchase these goods will please
call upon me, and will cheerfully furnish all de-
sired information. HANNAH E. GRIST.
March lS IL tt
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1t is cruel for parents to let their children
suffer with coughs and colds, which in 80 many
cases lead to consumption and premature
death. Give DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
% cents a bottle
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HYMENEAL.

MARR1ED-On the 18th instant, by Rev. s. l..
Watson, assisted by Rev. J. NJ. McLain, Mr.. w.
E. ADAMS and Miss 8. J. CAMPBELL. All of
this county.
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n Dixie Minnie, Lucy Hinton, Navy, etc, etc.
Try Is plugs for$l.O0. Also. 20 plugs for $l.OO.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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Cultivate Roses.

Cultivate Roses.
Nothing adds SO much to the comfort and beau.
ty of home as the cultivation OF flowers. MOI
does anything add more to the beauty and COM
fort Of man or woman, than the roses on the
cheeks of those in good health. DR.. Gilder's
Liver Pills will always impart this roseate hue
if used in time.
March 10 I'm
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED-In York township, on the 5th instant,
INFANT SON of L. r. and G. V. Williams,
aged Is days.
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bank gave way. He was alone and bis un-
aa,ll do liftlo town rds ralieuino

bank gave way. He was alone and bis un-
aided efforts could do little towards relieving
the unconscious men from their terrible posi-.
ton. The other hand came back in few
minutes and the gravel train, fortunately
passing by, was waved down, but it was fully
an hour before the dirt and rock could be
removed so as to allow the removal of the
bodies. They were both living, and Ehraim
Summers muttered few broken words. His
leg was broken in two places above the knee !;
his back was bruised by heavy rock which
had fallen upon it, and his bowels were
frightfully crushed, but in spite of this he
lived for an hour after he had been taken to
the section house at Davidson, two miles
away. The other man, Baxter Williamson,
was not so badly hurt. He was bruised all
over the body and is probably internally IN
jured, but he was reported more comfortable
yesterday morning, and great hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
WAS SHYLocK A JEw?-A writer in the
Cologne Gazette has discovered in the eleventh
book of Gregorio Lati's Life of Pope Sertus
y, story to the following effect: Ten years
before the probable date of the production OF
Shakspere's play, Roman merchant named
Paul Maria Secchi, who was good Catholic
Christian, learned that Sir Francis Drake
had conquered St. Domingo. He impaired
his news to Jewish trader, Simson Ceneda,
who either disbelieved it or had an interest
in making it appear so, and obstinstely con-
tested the truth of the merchants statement.
To emphasize his contradiction, he added he
would stake pound weight Of his flesh on
the contrary. The Christian took him at his
word, stalking 1000 scudi against the pound
of flesh, and the bet was attested by two wit
nesses. On the truth of brakes conquest
being confirmed, the Christian demanded the
ful6lment of the wager. In vain the Jew Of
fered money instead of the stake he had
agreed to, and finally appealed to the Gov
ernor. The Governor appealed to the Pope,
who sentenced them both to the galleys--a
punishment they were allowed to make up for
by payment of 1000 scuddi each to the
Hospital of the Sixtine Bridge. Leti's "Life
of Sextus "" was published in 1869 at Lau-
saune. Catholic writer's have never looked
upon it with any favor, but whether true his
tory or not, the story is curious.
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THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE.

In THE DISTRICT COURT
OF the United States for the District of 8. Carolina
IN THE MATTER OF
j. w. HARRISON.-In Bankruptcy.
At YorkvHle, ia said District, on the 18th day Of
Maroh, 1880,
VnNHIS is to give notice that petition has been
i filed in the said Court, by j. w. HARRISON,
Of Greenvlle county, in the said District, duly
declared Bankrupt, under the Act of Con-
gress, entitled IAN Act to Establish Uniform
System of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States, "Approved End March, 1867, for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provable under said Act, and the 10th
day of April, A. D., 1880, at 10 O'Clock, M, Is
assigned for the hearing of the same, before G.
E. Spencer, Esq, one of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy of said Court; at his Office in Yorkyille,
South Carolina, when and where the creditors
NAV attend, and shew cause, if any they have
why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted.
r. NJ. WALLACE US. Marshal as Messenger.
ByTW. CLAwsoN, Deputy Messenger.
March Is IL st
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WANTED.
TOBACCO.

4 LII kinds of Produce, Rags, Wool, Butter
IA Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, ETC., etc., at
WITHERS ADICKES'.
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WITHERS ADICKES.

MOLASSES.
N1EW ORLEANS MOLASSES, of pure quail
~ ty, and'bought at old low prices. Cuba Mo-
lasses at so cents Also, Syrups of several grades
SOAPS.
The largest scents bars in town. Try our
pound bars-15 pounds for $l.O0. Also. Is bars
for $l.00. Starch, Indigo, and Box Blueing.
Flavoring Extracts at lower prices than else
where. Alum, Camphor, Copperas, Sulphur,
Salts Saltpetre, Extract Logwood, ground and
whole Spices, Rosine, Corn Starch, Gelatine,
Powders, Teas, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Sweet
Oil, Turpentine, Castor Oil, Ladies' Shoe Polish
etc., etc.
WANTED,
Old Scrap Iron in any quantities. All manner
of Produce bought, Talow, Beeswax, Butter,
Eggs, Cow Peas etc., etc.
HONEY WANTED.
A good lot of nice Honey wanted.
WITHERS ADICKES.
FLOUR.
ATA.oo, 1915 and $3.50. Fine white Western
SUGAR AND COFFEE
AS low as possible. Java, Peaberry, Rio, etc.
Also, Teas.
RAISINS,
Currants, Oranges, Cocoanuts, Citrons, Apples,
Cider, etc. Dried Fruit, peeled and thin.
CROCKERY, CROCKERY.
Largest stock in York. Plates, Cups and Saul
GERS, Pitchers, Bowls, Dishes-fat and deep;
Chambers, Goblets, Glass Sets. Preserve Dishes,
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Looking Glasses,
etc., and a lot of fancy Flower Pots and Hanging
Baskets.
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FRIEND PLOWS.
GUAN0S and PH0SPHATES.

GUAN0S AND PH0SPHATES.
II APPEAR again before the farming commune
Il ty as Agent for the
CAROLINA AND EUTAW FERTILIZERS,
Bradley's Ammoniated Superphosphate and the
Palmetto and Eutaw Acid Phosphates.
THESE FERTILIZERS ARE GUARANTEED
To retain their former standard, and need no
commentator to those who have used them
but to those who have not tried them, I will say
that they contain all the ingredients necessary to
constitute
A FIRST CLASS MANURE,
And respectfully refer you to any and all who
have tried them.
IHAVE A SUPPLY HERE IN STORE
And at my different Agencies, and am ready to
supply the trade
MY AGENTS..
Messrs. CARROLL & CO.. represent me at
Glover. ....-
Mr.. A. F. LINDSAY represents me at Nc
Connellsville
Each of whom are supplied with stock and
ready to furnish planters in their respective 10
calities.
'Feed your lands and they will feed you"
r, +. CLARK.
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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, Executor Of the estate of THOMAS
WHITESIDES, deceased, will make final set
tlement with the Judge of Probate for York
county, on the 26th day of April next, when he
will make application for final discharge from
liability as Executor of the said estate
R. G. WHITESIDES, Executor.
March 25 l3 st
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gpetial Notltes.
Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
There will be preachingat at Union Baptist Church
on the 4th Sunday of March, instant at II clock,
A. NJ. .-' d. w. THOMASSON, fastor.
March 25 IL IL
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,J.,J. SMITH g. 90.
SPRlNG-1SSO.

AXTE would inform our friends and the public
w generally, that we have now in Store full
line of SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Notions, to which we
invite their attention. Our stock having been
prepared to offer you inducements which, we feel
satisfied, will make it to your advantage TO buy
from us. j. j. SMITH q W.
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A WONDERFUL CONTRIVANCE.
4 GUANO DISTRIBUTOR AND COTTON
n PLANTER combined. Can be attached to
any common plow beam, and taken off at pleas
ure. As the Guano is distributed, the ordinary
side plow or twister throws furrow on 1t immer
dately. Call and examine it,
T. 8. JEFFERYS, Agent.
March IL IL tt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25
SUNDRIES.

SUNDklE Els.
DLEACHED and Brown Shirting, Alamanc
ID Plaids, Bed Ticking, Hardware. A goot
line of Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, &C.. at prices II
suit the times. j. j. SMITH q W.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25
PANTS.

VERY pretty line of Cashmere and Cotton.
4 ade Pants, suitablef for men and boys. Prices
as low as the lowest. j. j. SMITH q w.
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HATS.

A FULL line of Mems and Boys Hats,
n which we invite your attention. When
need of Hats, give us call.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25
sHOE-MAKERs, GOODS.

We also keep on hand full supply Of Shoe
Makers Goods, such as French Calf-Skins, Amer
ican Calf and Kip Skins, Sewing and Peggng
Avis. Pegs, Sheep Skins, White Oak and Hem
Iock Sole eather
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25
LADIES, SHOES.
SHOE SHOP.

In connection with our Shoe store, we are also
running SHOE SHOP, Tin the room recently
occupied by the post office). We have in our en-
ploy three frst-class workmen, Messrs JAMES
HYNDMAN, PETER MARQUARD and RICH
ARD. .NIMMS, who will make you any kind of
a Shoe OR Boot You NAV want
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-25
BROGANS.

We have now on hand nice lot Of Homemade
Brogans, which we are Offering at $2.75. High
Cut and the very Shoe to plow in. We warrant
fhooa oooda in avery Uav
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Linen Cuffs and Collars, Paper Collars, Draw
ers, Gauze Undervests, Cravats and Scarfs, Cuff
Buttons, in Gold Plate, Ivory, Pearl and Enamel;
Collar Buttons, Scarf Pins, in all the nobby styles
and varieties.