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Gard.

Very many thanks to the ladies Of the
Presbyterian congregation FOR the variety
Of useful and valuable articles sent on
appreciated because, though bestowed on
maDy previous Christmas ewes. It is still
unspent. Mrs. FrieTson desires to return
especial thanks TO TIE ladies for purse sent
to her to procure cooking stove, O gift for
which she wishes to express her kindest
good wishes.
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No MoRE HARD TfMEs.-If yon will
stop spending SO much on fine clothes, sieh
food and style, buy good, healthy food,
cheaper and better clotiiing; get more real
and e;;..sssantiai things of lie every. way,
and especially stop the foolish bebitof EN-.
ploying eSpenaives qtack doctors or using
SO much of the vile hnmbug medicine that
docs you only barn., but put your trust in
that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bittets /;
that cures always at q trifiing cost, and YOU
will see good times and have good health.
- Chronicle.
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SHERTFE'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Il. ~ hNDSiseVN SOUFTf.
IQY virtue OF an Execution tome direc-
QO ted, / will expose to aale on the
FIRST MONDAY IN. JANUARY next,
a. ID. 1880, ut Anderson Court House, 8. c.,
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
one hundred end thirty-three (l33) acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Dir.
W. II. Nardin, J. 3. Simpson, A. E. Bo-
ihannon: VIM. Archer and others. Levied
on as the property OF d. J. Bohannon in
favor of the State Savings and Insurance
Bank Of Anderson, g. G., against o. J.
Bohannon. e 3t'.s
Terms OF sale-C Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
The above Trnct of Land Is known as the
'1homas Widemnn Place. and has YER,
large and comfortable dwelling house on It,
together with ebpnt 80 acres in cultivation,
IL acres Of fine bottom land, and so or 35
acres of fine woodland, which Is well tim
!pered, and IiesIn 81 miles OF the Town of
Anderson.
JAMES y. MCCONNELL,
onerif Lnderson County.
Dec IL. 1870 % a
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sRERYTEss Sale.
slArE or soIuTH oARoLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CpUErY OF ANpERsot,,
E7SY virtue of Lien siil ofsler 10 me di-
up rected, I viii expose to sale on. Tuesi
dey nIser the First Monday in January, a.
Anderson County, 8. O., one lot of Corn,
ahniit eesl lAslAl. s..s.A I<.s N
the seed, and one ios of Fodder. Levied
On rs the property Of einkney Sanders In
flvor Of David Crosby against Pinkney
2 Terms o. 2als - Cash
y JAMES 81. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff OF Anderson County, s.. %.
Dec lS, 1879 %
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SHERIRFsgs SALE.
srAre oa sss!:,InriI "a Arol.isa.

ANpEissox COUNTY.
I'D = yirtdc oe an fsSecttion 70 me direct
-hI cd, win expose TO EaIe at deraon
Court House s. o. on tbs Fisst Monday
II January, n. ID. 1880, one InosIse-col lotea
MULE Levied on Is tie ,sTofgrfy 81
h r Friso in fayor Of Joel u ohhsois gsitbs
II. 2. Price.
.issTosne OF Sale Cash s. lse 8
Is J y III rs III, Mot on rs.
Sheriff Of sAnd dezsoa opnty; s 81
4 ltc ig I $40 2S Y Z B
or
UNDER gIica oiIals for sale d poke
y Il of iaiTa hrs oxen, ciieAy for cash.
Applg to Of CORES soiid tsitl
It u. Bf AIRY. q,
Stony oiuf, s. q.
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ISHERIEE,s SAGE.
Brage OF sourn ClnonisA.

I'D Y yirtsie og an xetntiofS 70 me direct.
ed - Ill ~ 81 10 sslis 5tt y IsSier
Cg, 1T House, 8. 1.. nm iIie First Atosida ~
IN JANUARY A. D. 1881, one lot 6f Corn,
IiiI saeor or a. n. II tidbsrd Asi nst John
STboTtSp.
y Terms of Sale q
J7SAi rs 1t Alc.sao n N S u II
6liefiif az fldgfsDsi coun ty, s. C Z
Dee rs, 1876 2
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There is danger for children in every mrd.
icine which contains opium In any forr.-,
and We therefore cheerIulIy recommend DR..
to contain opiates or anything injurious.
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On. .. r. HAYWOOD,
OF New York, voluntarily indorecs IL.
READ VyHAT-f3E sAYS.-

Iry; TuTTt s.. iHSwlYe z eepl -, IT7L !,
= Dear S{t~%Durir5 fAp Snf Vsi ri - -u.dnA
siiy tAe g - s?so ot o y.Ty sessiS ~ e. Ii val
tnere my stsen lon W called to ru,t ExpcctEEnt
and eonees NY sur., rise at It's .ntlvr ui roubr
pnItng Practice of twanty ,cars, lr-ye nosci
Known medicine 20 ret protntly, and wi:.i rice
happy oecta 1t instantly Fubi dud tho 4t viG ~
Cts OF coughing, aud Invariably cutei this disease ir
. fom 4Aye Ichecriully iadsFs. tt thr beat iuns
nsdictao ever used
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Had terrible HIGHT oweATs.

:. -, ~. hsr'nIllIrI FV.':, Y Id.I. n
DR.. TUT: SlrI bAye brs, snl;r iaS los ~ "a, tp,
{sArs with - ysrs. eoasa .I,1 ey,ls:.as.l "a
End uixiesn pounds ir reis8.. l..i I 81 -EiiS.,
eyerything; had teri ihi III. .ht ew ~ Ih.y ,s-..
half dcrsn bottles. Tho ni.ht Is have i.:t tao
tho cough has dis, ,ppcAred and LII yo.iiei ;i.test
,n fsAs yI, rs r 81 ~, ;sea'
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J, F'lsNris H.ywooD. u ?.
"a MEWsPAPEt3 Pug. Wa,rEa.

49, s.as.z- Ifieo, E5sni,s Mas. Auyus.., Ga
DR.. TUT; DeAr Sir-siy lit,lp con. wls 1itstkoS
with prrutnenia last wintlr, wh!eh Lott Lara nitl
violent cough that lasted till vi hin i.pYIn ,nce
TOR the euro OF which am indeot,d yar valuable
ExpoStarant. l had triedin eve-y, t-rie re IN
1ended, but none I'D amy gn'i u stii tasty .f Ex
pertirant, ono bottlo OF wcI rs;uorv -, sougt
entirely. With inAny taa.:As. am y,i,rs ir ~.
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s. "A child tossing in It's sleep indicates
worms. An army of them are at work eat
ing the vitais away. One dose of Shriner's
Indian Vermiiuge will destroy them and
save its life.
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sFanae nat tafs..

sf.issJ5S u q: ii vii fsset sis taasf hsII on
ilfridaV.S the PHI ;sy nf LIS 4 20 4 4
0'clo1E 4 ms for tli6 fstSi 81 sogS.
tasst btlsifieS8 Aieg3tse9s nse to'
take fittice and hi ri sfffl hiisfa sas &
to be afio to htfaild pro
The utsasig lessi isi y t'sSls sSsi1 Sir 2s
tsgill 30 llcid ~ ~ q ugsS
ns IL o clocss q M lorI; III 3
I,leAso tirslsi iSs ipeftatlt iis
iig 81 = 81 come son.
I. .ley.S6si q. III q AnilAEs y 8sti sisx
lrt1iesAt diEc9Sa5sfl i ilc "a litnaS
5sysofsie s,lss faf ss0TgfliS and el 81 Z.
psoE ,lninla]s ssss aga on q q
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SHERTFEys SALE.

4 ss5sATE OF Sopra GiEoEIsA,l
AHDERsoN CoUEfY.
DY virtue OF an Execution to me direct
Court House, s. c., on the First Monday
in january, A D., 1880, the following Prop
ersys TO w.t.: st
Allof Defendanrs interest in one Bale
of Cotton. and all of Defendant's interest
in about thirty bushels nf C;itton Seed.
Levied on as the property of Binttison Ban.
ed, against Matt ttisoii Banistel. s3s
Terms of Sale-Cash. sy. z;
!. &, & =. JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County, e. @.
Dec rs, 1S7D %
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ECAR e1ETII a -
.[IOLLEELAIlB INSTId'IIIB.
For E5aIes and sS-.aIiiales. -

{ For MaleS and Females, 6
+ n q Tssg@s its exercises JAEuARY,
is divided into three Terms Of thirteen
week5 qchs The Summer vacation. comes
between the second and third Terms, ex-
tending through j My and August.
L Charges begin when the studeaf eitefs
the School, and continue to the end Of the
Term, and nc deduction 70. loss OF time
will be made unless in case of long and
serious Illness. sS
-CHARGES-PER TERM. NJ
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Primary
Arithmetic, and First Steps in Ge-
og,aphy. s 90
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Primary
Geography, Primary History and
1ntermedia.s Arithmetic. @ 00
Tho above Studies, together with In
termodiate Geography, Grammar.
Higher Arithmetic, Composition,
and Word Analysis is..................... 500
Higher English, Scientific and High
er Mathematical Studies. ............... 10 90
The Classics, together,with any of the
above Studies. ........... IL 90
Contingent Fee, per Term............... 25
Prompt payment is required at the end of
each Tenn Fall screlitfwilE besgiyer for
money rccei eei from School Taxi
Board, withoti q hing erlights, will be
furnished Ct $40 per month, or from Mon
day noon to Friday afternoon, at 5000 per
month, payable monthly.
From our own experience for the last six
years, and from similar experienca on fhe
part of others In different parts OF THIS
State and ether States, it Is found that the
youth of the country can be educated more
economically :Rnde Hrccessfuliy In mixed
schools than in schools wheresfiia Sexes ere
Kept sepa and With asmhch rroflrieiy
tinue our School on this pIer.
Glil end efficient corfls of Teachers vii,
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: Fr0nf GAsaafraa. Kent 4lng.s Md.As find
that sell as much of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrlp as Of all other cough remedies COM
bined. j. e. HAHTLEy, Druggist.
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MUSICAL NO1ICE.

MFRS. PINKIND viii resume. her MU-
lXA. SIC GLASS at the Carolina Collegi.
ate Institute january 9th, 1880.
Jan /, 1880 25s 1
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THE AIKEN IDEA.
WAenrEoroN, ID. O., Dec. q.

His Position E'urther DeSines7--As Demo.
crAt Who Can be Electod. x AZ
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81 ATE d sIsiIIil g
c.,uRa ZEE 81. Z 4

n.
sse,luel snsit soisrE slilith and sIih 81 sDliI
Iilaii..:is agaihss d..
IIarIis Nancy epiieLSas II ri llat Atslc,
q Nv lTyinp enc Cdsrg y I.
blntt;r, Eitza hl'tl psa EHilLnE lnc4ef
l,siei,danis FIR sas
10 chs Deienlas..s sTattha J Slaier lisaii III
Z Lryrfntt nid EnGliro u lntk .
NDU9A are hereby Blinsigpuci npS illftstsf fp m "a
4 swer the c0api alus IN liils flaii, sslEys ~
which i9 fed tla ofilsc OF the Clerk
OF Eoi,tn6n Pleas ~ 8ildeEson o. W nIs tfs
serve copy cf your ssqr 10 the
sc, within tEepty sdayG sIfs.f tiis hatebf
exesaslya of The day oE stieia ne79St rs 6tf =
fail to hnsgeE the comp 81 Tia tInF
SID. shs n this sctioLi I'll
Dated ilslsssos @. 81 g. g. Dee g
= lslnei iHss AttpsE
ssst =. - ~ -. - a ssy z: g:
10 tho nefsadants Martha Js iss, ii
TSts.. ~. Rra Esse esfue asitea SF-
Take nottces tlset tho ject or al
"a Set aSids Desi i1ade By Hrss Mar y ~
TO the DhfenGsnt. .fsnfcHEo D. arHIS. ef
fsts des5Ff0ed below, and SO ohtn to 81 thor
s4Tse % he made sspvIi osale II
Conluisslonegs 70 he aprOln ted ze
70 obtain Eala thereof % bo n yitieu
or the rroceeta ff rsrti dob 5Ss~ " ID k3ss
out p1eiEdlce 10 the iTtere1s osfH ~
Ths tscIsises in. assas
pf land, cotsaialns six rcd M
aer<s. more toS luntQ lgtg1 and Eesa4 IN tho
S-RtS cf BcttA CafD sIrns Ecrnty Of hderson
!! >ns on both ssdr ef hn tiYasysyllIs Aps
Ola Eailroad, ono nile Scit u Iof boi5-
fd BY isnda Of iFass g IlroS ~ et
nthera. 8 \, az
s1lissi " ! ss FIN
E1sse p, 1873 ~ W 2s III
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lbaHnRTAMT DUES finRs !

Header, have yo,, c.i,., ]. c,.;d A:r ,Ga ul
nhle TO ra!ee the phi,sn. iiav., yon an rsiia ,
tan 10 tho thrpai3 :. a eurb, OF Oppression ON
tho lungs, with short brrati9 4 Do yua have
1t OF coughing on lying downi A kharp pair
now aud then in Ito r,s!ou nj tho haart, e'.oui
deis aud backf ii sns oar A.,.icr IL lake Ri
once dose o. Pun .Ekiitfiutnut: r.,i viii eoor
pc able 10 raj ~: t,I,, l,.e.,",. In hour repeal
the Expvc;ortnt, pcc alu, tr,u tu The feel, ,aits
two OF TUFTS Pills. You viii s0on fall Into
pleIsapt sla, and wax. up IN the morning
cough ggnc, lInes working ire ly ",,y breath
lag. aud thu bowels inoyini; In n.,t,,Tal manner
10 prevent return Of tilcso symptoms uss the
ESpeciorant several days.
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The Largest and Cheapest
N9 STOCK OF ,2
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry,

Evcr Offered for sale In the Town
of Anderson. Call and exam
Inc my Stock before you
i leave Town and see for yourselfl
I Defy Comp pet1caon.
7 HAVE beautiful line of Goods sliiln-
n BILE for Christmas Presents Head
quarters for Spectacles, Eye Glasses, &c.
If you want to save molsy giTe ME q call
business. buy goods for cash and sell for
cash only.
Remember Capt. Wren Is still In charge
OF my Photograph Gallery, and guarantees
satisfaction or no charge. t,l5Ss
My thanks for yohf kind patronage in
the past. Respectfully, 9i y
s.s M J. ID. MAXWELL, s,,.
3 No. 4 Brick Range,
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10ntraSEot 30 3 IA.

USMtraet0a sSsldi u FlJ Jls a.
f1,sEIY, MI fsiHhetss be,,s 10 iuspff ika 4
pubilS thai hpa IL feff x la asisf
X iIl7 TiiV, INV III lFs 81 fepsisiilg
house, gec if the best ol ssy - isslsl as
most res IA priceS Yslars a II ~, "a
fsfsnlshea ailsl The opportunity OF hiisins
ci contfarts solicited AtISfre " of rAyl pilt
4, 81 g
is Anilcl
1870 IS Ga
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THE STATE or SOUTH G liii..
COUNTY or a hNnERsp
IS COURT syEF 1; rs nj asr. Is A d:


u. n. Greer, plai- tif Jnhu 81. tirees sd. q
mantle y A5treys es "a a s!gile
To ihe Defendants John II. ssreer JOHN I Leach,
Alice Q. Iscrchi saEnar rtla Z! Isaael
Minnia LeAriI, Sam thu r. 4 utIey 81 onhls;H &
Dnnkln and Iucinds a. g suefs
you are hereby EurlIiipne ana ycqyi rcd - Al
werthe compipint In this Hcfion. Sf icll sy
copy is herewith served upon yotls 20 tst
copy Of your nnsaer totbe saif nil isint on
subscriber at gheir O5 IS
within twenty days atler fe Eefyiee efegf
aise OF the day OF snell aud IT
answer the complaint tlle time
the plaintiff In this nctlD wi apply ID ihc tcit
for aahhAe ahA relief demanded the complaint, s
Ss Dated Dec. iA.ItsIg.
Ai,tsiIE Il 4 EiiSsS
nintlfI Atloihey,
The Defendants vi axe liotieS thai tls sqni-
piaint died In ts cass Is for the I'm on tis
Real isate 3f aiaiy n fees, riQ;g
her heirs ard ead "a sell the san,e %
SO much as nisy DO redltrsi Ia ss sof petspnai
:. Dee 7, 1879 q s5
STATE SOU iii
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THE STATE OF SOUTH g isRlg ItssiAI;
90 uEzIs ~ Il
i,OUNC SSTs 6.{ShT EffsFa 1sN IA 4 Il ~

= THE Defendants In this aelto5 Will take nitfsc
thnt the complaint ifi tfs ari IAN Ea 81 far tho
partition Of tho land detcri bed therein te
owners theteof according to their fHset-
ests. said land having beer 20
interested from the tsttc of siias Inxsey, and
known In rsld division rs trass No. q combining,
one hundred and Ell y-orn acres, lyss.
~ ~ 4: s 8 MOORE e ALLEN, sse sS
II q y s. y Piaiusi aaaf attorney.
Dec II, ,:iS75 e. 8 20 sf RI ~ = [; ~ *
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-26

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
The Weston Leader says that on last
Saturday while Mr.. Jas. Hall had
some men assisting him at work dig
ging well by some oversight the rope
of the windlass was not secured. Mr..
Hall being in the we'll, George Sparks
took hold of the rode to descend. Be-
ing without any fastening, the rope
yielded to his weight and the unfortu
nate man was precipitated, with fear
full velocity, feet first, to the bottom.
Mr. Hall saw him coming, and bravely
disregarding his own risk, caught at
the man when within reach. But to
use his language, the falling man ''shot
through his hands like a bullet One
leg was badly fractured, and he was
otherwise injured. The well was found
to be, by measurement, so feet deep.
His physician reported him as doing
we'll when last heard from, though his
condition is critical.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-02-26

During the first eight months of the
past year less building was done in
San Fradcisco than in any similar
period during the last ten years. As
a result, the wages of mechanics have
decreased. Carpenters who received
81 day three years ago now get $3.50,
though the nominal rate is a little
higher for first-class hands. The wages
of plasterers, bricklayers, painters,
plumbers and other artisans have also
correspondence decreased.
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NOTneT houston ana Grcene Strccts,
(P. o. Box 1911
New YORK, JANUARY ODD, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will
- be received at this office for the purchase
of Obsolete and Unseryiceablc Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores, embracing Cannon, Car
riages, Small Arms, Leather Work. Lead,
Tools, and Scrap Materials, &c, at the va
rious Arsenals, Forts and Depots in the
United States.
Bids will be opened at II o'clock, NJ, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of February, 1850,
for Stores located as follows, to-wit:
Allegheny Arsenal, Pa; Frankford Arsenal,
Pa; Fort Monroe Arsenal, Va; indianapolis
Arsenal, Ind; Kennebec Arsenal, Me-; Pixies
willie Arsenal, Nd; Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. ;
st. Louis Arsenal, Mo-; National Armory.
Mass; Washington Arsenal, d. c., Watervliet
Arsenal, n. Y: Watertown Arsenal Mass
And the Forts in the following named
States to-wit:
Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland,
Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire
New jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Virginia. .l
Bids will be opened at IL o'clock, NJ, on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of March, 1880, for
Stores located as follows, to-wit
Augusta Arsenal, Ga; san Antonio Arsenal,
Texas: Bcnicia Arsenal Cal; Vancouver Ar
senal, Wash. Ter: Fort Union, New Mex T.
- -hltltdlN -ANsbNilN, ~ e, anu INC 10 III
the following named States and Territories,
to-wit:
Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Ken
tucky, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missis-
sippf, Missouri Nebraska, Nevada, North
Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas,
Alaska, Arizona. Colorado, Dakota, Idaho,
Indian, Montana, New Mexico Utah, WASH
ington, Wyoming.
For lists of Stores in detail, location, terms,
&c, see catalogues. which can be procured
on application at the Ordnance Office, War
Department, Washington, d. c., at this
Agency, or at any Of the Arsenals or Depots
and the Commanding Officers of Forts will
furnish on application information as TO what
Stores on hand at their respective posts are
for sale.
Bidders will state explicitly the posts where
the Stores are located which they bid for,
and will give the kinds and quantities they
propose to purchase.
Deliveries will only be made at the various
posts where stored
The Department reserves the right to re-
jet all bids which are not deemed satisfac.
tory.
Prior to the acceptance Of any bid It will
have to be approved by the War Department.
Terms Cash. Ten per cent. at the time OF
award and the remainder when the property
is delivered. Thirty days will be allowed .or
the removal Of Stores.
Packing boxes will be charged at prices 10
be determined by the Department
Proposals will be addressed to the U. s.
Ordnance Agency, New York, P. o. Box
lsll), and must be endorsed, proposals for
purchasing Stores" with the names of the
Arsenals, Forts or Dcpots where stored, and
the names Of States or Territories in which
the Stores are located. ~
{. CRIsPIN, Bvt. Col. L. s. A.,
LtCol Of Ord, Commanding.
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Publication of General Hoods men,
oirs has been fastened by the neces-
sity of making provision for the sup
port of ten orphan children, left dosti-
tute in consequence of the General
having lost his fortune. just before his
death by an "unfortunate invest
ment." 1t is explained that the "un-
fortunate investment" was the pur-
chase of $4,000 of the state bonds of
Louisiana, which the democratic
party of that state repudiated few
weeks previous to General Hood s
death.
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Robert G. Stuart, of this city, was
renominated for the office of receiver
of public moneys, on the ID inst. Mr..
Stuart, although a third-termer, is
not much of a politician, and has faith
fully performed the duties ofhis Office.
There is no particular objection from
any quarter to his holding the position
again, a thing which can be said of a
very few of the federal officials here
Olympia Transcript
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Land Office at Vancouver, W. I
February llth. 1850.

Land Office at Vancouver, ". T. J
February llth 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his nten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof and
that said proof will be made before the REGIS
ter or Receiver at Vancouver W. T., on the
18th day Of March, 1850, viz;
Robert Linhart:
Homestead entry No. 1893, for the north ! !,
of north i Of Sec. -, Township , north.
Range 4 east, and he names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said tract, viz: II. c.
Blackwood, II. {. Carlton, Fred krohn and
Vim. Knapp, all Of Washougal, Clarke county,
VT
l2feb5l W. II. SMALLWOOD, Register
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Its ingredients.

To show our faith in the safety and excellence OF
the X. b., upon proper personal application, when
satisfied that no imposition is intended, we will
give the names of all its ingredients, by affidavit.
The above offers were made before by the pro.
prietor OF any other Family Medicine in the world.
Many testimOnials.fu further information, and
full directions for using will be found in the pam.
phlet Treatise on Diseases of the Blood" in
which each bottle senclosed Price 81 per bottle con-
aiming II ounces. or 40 to so doses Sold by drug.
ssts d. RANSOM, Son & Co., Prop'rs, Buffalo. N.Y,
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physicians as well as invaids TO use it with
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very palatable, the youngest children take
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The marvellous cures which AYERS
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world are a sufficient guaranty that it will
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as of its superiority over all other prepare
tons for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts of the
country, knowing its composition, recom-
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and prescribe il in their practice. The test
of half century has proved its absolute
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not already beyond the reach of human aid.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver l. Co.,
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have taken up
a stray heifer, marked under slit in the left
ear two years old. The owner is requested
to pay charges and take her away.
THOMAS POWELL.
Pekn, W. T. Feby. 3, 1880.