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"" EDITOR Our new ''City" is still i'm.
proving we have first rate schools with fuI
| corps OF Teachers among whom is Miss G. NJ
heid' so long and favoraby known in Union
one Is great aquisition to our educo,;o,o, do.
partment.
AUNT Sally" Fcrnandis fell off . fo.o
.eFuay ana received very painful injury in one
"a"'' "er friends didn't flock around her like
nave seen them in ante bel"m days, at her hos
p'"bie home. but they will Je glad to know ,bot
shc Is being cared for by Mrs Mott and her
soou daughters with whom she is staying.
Mr.. John Fosters house, near Grindal Shoo,,
was burned on Monday. Most of the furpi,,ro
was saved. 1t caught from defective stove
nue.
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gEl- Our energetic Town Council has had
planted out number Of shade trees along Main
street, which we hope will grow and flourish ;
but we fear, from the way they were planted,
but few of them will live. The streets are being
cleaned up, sidewalks made and repaired, and
in MANY other ways the town is heno imnroved
nR- Mr.. Van Vorhis, of New York, has in.
troduced bill in Congress to re enact the Bank
rupt Law. Commercial men of New York, Bos.
ton, Philadelphia and other largo cities are
strongly advocating the passage of a national
Bankrupt law, with proper restrictions and less
costs attached.
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Feb 81

OVER ONE-lIALF of the male portion of the
American people As years of age suffer more or
less with diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder.
There are various causes for this, but over work
is the chief cause. Nothing in the whole Ma
terra Medica is so well calculated to invigoratc
and restore healthy tone to these organs as Ran
kin's Compound Extract of Buchu and Juniper.
A few doses taken occasionally will greatly en-
eht all those who are afflicted with any disease
of the Kidney or Bladder.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, and for sale by J. NJ. Gibbes s Co.
Antioch, TnoUr Co., GA, July 4, 1879:
am one of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find more
and speedier relief from Rankin;S Buchu and
Juniper than anything have ever tried. l es-
tocm it so highly that there but one bottle
IN the world would willingly give 500, any
amount for it. l recommend it above all other
similar preparations. f. T. WINN
Feb -, 1880 s eow2m
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Excursion to Charlotte.

INC go-ahead merchants of the prooressiv,
city Of Charlotte are getting up Il free escur
sion to that city, to commence oil the 1st o
March and cna on the 18th. This is very lib
er'l ana attractive move on the part of Charlotte
anu we nave no ioubt will rebound to the bcne-
III oi all parties. But few of our Ncrcb,nt. ou
o'her citizens have any idea of the immense
STOCKS OF goods carried by the Charlotte NOR.
chants or the advantages they offer to NM
ehasers' and we advise all who wish 70 huv =,
wholesale or retail, to take ADVANTAGE Of tho
excursion trip and visit that wide awake con,
'nuhity. One thing we know, a cleyerer go, of
gentlemen don't live than the merchants Of Chan.
,0'e, ana when they propose to be liberal ami
s,, '"o''' 'hey don stop until they have
h''ea your cup full of both. We bonesIv ho.
'c'e goods can be bought as cheap nj Cl,or,o,,o
"S NJ any other market this side Of New yo,L
anu we have seen goods from Charlotte ,oil
ao"h here cheaper than from New York
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Death Of Judson Gibbs.

Ueatn OF Juuson u10Ds.
Our community was startled on Saturday
morning last by the sad news that Mr.. JuJson
Gibbs, young man much loved by all Of us,
died at SPartanburg the night before, from an
abscess liz the head and measles
But few young men in any community bore o
purer christian character than Mr.. Gibbs, and
although quite young man, we have reason to
know that both by his precept and example he
exercised very salutary influence over the con-
duct Of many wayward young men who came
within the range Of his acquaintance. He was
what might truly be called an ever watchful
working christian, and, so far as man can judge,
from his pure walk and conversation while Iiv-
ing, he has gone to meet his reward in the Heav-
emily Kingdom and his works will follow him.
He was the only surviving son of Rev. John
Gibbs of this county, his brother, a very prom
ising young man, having died while attending
college At Greenvlle little over year ago.
AS on evidence of the love and respect held
for him by the young men of this community a
committee of his acquaintances met at the depot
on Saturday morning and received his body and
on the following day all who could attended his
funeral at the family buryng ground at Padg-
etts Creek church, some miles from town.
We sincerely sympathise with his venerable
parents and sisters in their sad bereavement.
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n"H"U ~ ULrCRAL COLLEGE. Columbia Feb.
ruary 1.-THE board of the AoricuI,uroI ~
ieSe met this evening and decided 10 crcote fn,
ProiesSorships, az follows: Analytical and ,g
rieultnral chemistry and experimen al ngricnI.
lure geology. mneralogy and botany: matln-
matlcs' natural philosophy and mechanics. Enc.
III nsh language and literature and bellies lctt,cs
iwo ioremen will he appointed. one of the farm
'u ,n '"e o,her OF mechanics. The professors are
TO be paid not less than two tbonsand dnuans
per "nnum each and to have houses free. The
i'remen are to have seven hundred and ff,v
uo,,ars per annum each and house. The board
VIII ho'd an election for the professors and fore.
II, II en- on the second Wednesday of May next ~
NO one IS named foa any of them yet.
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The First Shad.

uregory for splendid row sua'. sS Mn r,H =, =. .n.
Joyed very much last Sunday. 1t was rs fine
shad as we have seen for many years Mr..
gregory proposes to keep a fish Market in con.
hection with his Beef market, if suic;en, e,-
'o"t"se"ent Is given him; and we would here
remind our citizens that the reason wbv we do
not have regular supply of fish during the
season is' instead Of concentrating their patron
age upon one individual, so as to make IN
BUSINESS reliable MS we'll as profitable for any
one 10 engage in, they encourage n dozen or
more to order fish and divide their patrono.o
among them' the result is, nobody makes anv.
'hihg out of it and over half the season onr
market is not supplied.
There is one other thing we have noticed la,e.
~; Either MIR. Gregory selects better cattle for
N''lng than heretofore brought to this markct
OF the fence law has had the desired ea.c, &c
compelling the owners to take better corc IF
their stock, for there is a decided Improvement
IN the quality of beef sold here.
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FAIR FOREST UNION.

The Fair Forest Union of the Union County AS
sociation will meet with the Lower Fair Forest
Church on Friday before the 5th Sunday in Feb,
at l | o'clock A. NJ.
Introductory Sermon by Rev. F. C. Jeter.
Alternate Rev. J. c. IIumphries
Doctrinal Sermon by Rev. G. S. Anderson.
Alternate Rev. J. I. Jeter
Charity Sermon by Rev. J. T. Jeter. Alter
nate Rev. John Gibbs
Essayists. Brethren G. G. Greer, T. D. G.
Gregory, j. c. p. Jeter.
G. B. BOBO, sec'y.
Feb. 13 n
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An Old Friend in a New Rols

we were truly plcascdon Monday AT receiyino
WISH from our old friend, Mr.. F. II. Marie ~
.o'umoia Fred is somewhat ditferen, 70 who,
nc was when we first know him as an anpren.
t'ce TO Mr.. l. c. Morgan, to learn the or, %
printing Then his whole i'm soemel ,o ho -
get away from business, now be can't do o,o,,,.t,
TO please himself. lie is taking it pre,,y c,SI
however, by travelling for c. G. JIahonic,,, ~,
no'"''".'' uo"lor IN Ice and Lager Beer. Just
'"'"M o' IT, " lew years ago he was n wee bit Of
'"''"' running about the Office with nankecn
'ro"serS on, and now lie is grandfather He's
long way ahead Of us, although we had ,wcn,v
years the start Of him Nevertheless, ho is n
hfSt rat" man to buy Ice and Lager Beer from
'or he Is sure to send the purCst and bes, .rti.
cles' lie VIII be here again shortly and we nd.
wise our people to order from him.
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A Dangerous piaoG.

We call the attention Of the County Commits
sioners to very dangerous place just outside
the corporate limits Of this town. in the r,od
'O'u'hs ~ 'hestcr. We nrc informed that un-
icSS something is done soon the wasl-out will
'o ~ great as TO require Il bridge 10 be built TO
'"'o'c 'ehicics to pass, or serious accident
may occur there causing loss Of life or damaoc
70 property for which the county would be made
10 pay IA stitch in time" &c, is very appli
cable in this case.
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REPORT

Of tie Board Of County Commissioners of Iro;o,
county, for tie Fiscal year, 1879, as far n,
can De made at tbs time.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
February 1880
Col. j. l.. IoUNG, Auditor:
De0r Sir Il am directed by the Roard of
commissioners of Union County TO ask TINT Won
furnish them the following information
ORDINARY COUNTY TAX.
original Assessment for 1878
Additional Assessment.
Fer centum on Delinquent list.
SPECIAL TAxEs
Original Assessment
Additional
Fer centum on Delinquent Taxes
CREDITS ALLOWED TnEAsrnEu BY Y,r
Treasurer's Commissions
Deductions and Attachments
county tax on lands forfeited To S,ote
Nulla Bona County Tax
Amount of County tax on lands NOT oJvo-
used and carried to Duplicate of next wear.
amount of County taxes due and unacconntod
for. "'"un'co
The Board are desirous of CLOSING he hus;n...
OF the past year so that their annual publicoI;on
may be made, and cannot have a final so,,Ia.
' "i'Hou' INC aooVe. Respectfully
WM. HILL,
Clerk.
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Butterick's Patterns.

1t WILL no doubt, be gratifying to our Lady
'','''FS 10 ioarn that Mr John H. Young has
'"Aeh the Agency 90 furnish them with H,t.
.e'lcN excellcat and most convenient patterns
ior making any sizo or kind of garment for tI,e,o
Selves their husbands and children. We oro
told by those who have tried them tbot ,,oso
patterns will enable any lady to cnt accuro,oI,
"' insure ht' any garment for her wardrobe.
irEn .T 'he hneSt dress down o baby's frock
n selection of the style from the book ,yIinh NV NV
ioung VIII provide you with. when Won can cor
" 'rihing cost, an exact pattern to cut from
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II phAril OF AN EnITon.-We regret TO lear; that
II. l.. Wright, one Of the editors of Tho Arr,,.,.
C,,h"""'clc, died yesterday morning after n shor'
i''neSs' at the residence of Governor n y
Johnson III Jefferson County, Ga, in the twen.
y'hihih year of his age. lie was the prin c;no,
OF INC C"'o"cie editorial staff, and had been
engaged on That paper since tho death of Inf,
amer and was regarded ~ one of the ablcst
writers on tho southern press ''''
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Reported Sale.

1t Is currently reported in this community
that the owners of the Atlanta and Charlotte
Piedmont Airline Railway have purchased the
transfer 10 DC made some time next month. We
cannot trace the report to any authentic source.
but many believe it is true.
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;, SWIFT AND TERRIBLE Observation-Disclosures
reoruary 23-A special to the Nc,cs from ,Jef.
lerson says, reliable information from near Lin
C.n, Cia, 'ass County gives the following: "AIrs
Liark, respectable married lady. livino n H.
"arry nclghborhood. was Yesterday brutalv ont.
raGed and murdered. Three men were arrested
ana one OF them, who confessed the crime w,s
horribly mutulated by mob His clothine wos
saturated with coal oil and then set on fire and
prevails"
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n"o SHALL SiNG. If NoTTmE CmMDRry.-yes
ana play too, for that matter. but how il docs
COS. TO keep them in music SO it does, but whv
pay thirty TO fifty ccrts per niece for
You can get it for one-tcnth the sum h,, srtaa,;,
ing Tor the So"thera Wusicm Journal wh;oh
COSTS , 20 yearly, and brings you every month
one Dollars worth Of Music, Vocal and Jns,rm.
mental and the best that is published A snec.
a.nen copy VIII be sent for Ten Cents in POSTAGE
amPs: ~ ,mPS: address the publishers, LUDDENS
BATES, Savannah, Ga.
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DEATH OF PROMINENT BAPTIST DIVINE -
he',"'onu' I' va, February lS.-Rcv. DR.. J. b.
go, ?ne pi 'ne most prominent Baptist cler-
gymcn in the South. died in this civ to.dov
ageu % years. lie was native of Bedford
Io"hfy y Virginia had been pastor of several
churches in different parts of the State. was NJ
one one 'ime editor Of the Religious HcraM, and has
neid M my positions of prominence in connec.
.,on wi'h various institutions of learning in the
cou'nerh c states His death has caused pro-
found sorrow in this community f'
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Court Next Week.

We hope every subscriber in arrears for the
III" IA will make arrangements to settle up aud
renew during the term of Court commencing
next Monday. Our expenses now leave us
scarcely cent of profit on subscriptions, and
we cannot give credit. Those who do not settle
arrears during Court must not be surprised or
oiame us If they do not receive paper after
that week. In order to ''make both ends meet
at the end of the year we shall be compelled to
cut off all" "dead heads and those in arrears
will be dropped from our list We do this in
preference to reducing the size or increasing
the price of the paper.
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SECOND ATTEMPT TO BLOW VI TuI EMPEROR OIL
RUssiA.-London, February pa portion oil
tho lctterTfrepi Prince Alexander OF Hesse Ia
his wife, dated st. Petersburg, February II. and
published here, says: 81 was received at the
railway station by all the sons, Of the Emperor
and by Prince Alexander of Bulgaria and was
thence conducted TO the winter palace. The
Emperor awaited me at the staircase. We were
proceeding through large corridor to his Maj
esty apartments, when suddenly fearful de-
tonation was heard. The flooring was raised rs
1t by an earthquake, the gas exiinguished aud
we were left in total darkness. At the same
time q horrible dust and smell Of gunpow WIDER or
dynamite filled the air. Some one shouted to
us that the chandelier had fallen down in the
saloon where the table was laid for dinner.
hastened thithcr with the Cxarcwitch and Grand
Duke Vadimer, while Cotf6t Adler5urg, in doubt
as to what might happen, held back the Empcr-
or. We found all the windows broken and the
walls in ruins. Dinner had been delayed half
IN hour for my arrival, and it was owing to this
circumstance that the Emperor and family had
not assembled in the dining hall"
NIHILIsTs THRHATEN ST. PETERsBUEu-A ST.
Petersburg dipatch to the Duty Telegraph says,
General Gourko, Governor General of st. Peters
burg, General Drentclen, Chief OF the Imperial
Police, and Gencral Tourof, Prefect of Police of
st. Petersburg, have received notices from the
Nibilist committee informing them that they
need not trouble themselves to make arrange
ments FOR an illumination on tho OCCASION of the
Car anniversary, as the revolutonsts are pre-
pairing for such an illumination as has not been
seen since Nero burned Rome,
ST. PETERsDURG, February 23.-An official
messenger announces that inquiry into the
winter palace explosion has had the result Of
crime was committed by person who passed
us workman, and that thcrc is reason to suspcct
connection between the person to some indi-
Vduals who were arrested previous to the ex.
plosion.
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The Graded School,

we have been Disappointed in not receiving
some information upon the practical WORKING Of
the Graded School system from one WIN =
gagged as n Teacher in such school no, o,,,o,,,
fulIy established. Not being = roooho
N"o"i"g out iittle about any system of school
'c"chlng' we do not feel competent to speak with
any 'egrce OF authority or confidence unon ,ho
system OF teaching proposed to he ador,ed in
the graded schools, wo hope to do our FIJI,
uhty in tho matter next week
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y TENNESSEE EyTrur.,y,

:. y IENNEssEE ENTEnTAINMENr.-Cinc
ry rrcor"ary 2o-A dispatch from Murfreesboro'
iehn.' says Fully 10000 persons witnessed
.ne hanging of John Hall and Burrel Smith
near LIt'le Creek, to-day, for the murder Of
i;.Iy mehiy ugh IN 1870. The Scaffold was erected
onI rn .ntee hundred yards of the public square,
ana raised seats had been erected facino II OH,
t,hGs y, upon which were sold for one dollar onieco
nan d'eh without struggle, but Smiths death
was painfully prolonged.
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Commissioners Report.

we can only publish q portion of the report
OF the County Commissioners this week The
remainder, which embraces Past Indebtedness,
Licenses and other funds cotton made at Poor
House and sold. balance of Railroad fund and
audited accounts, will ar pear next week
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phArh AT TIE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
,u'n' H. February l.-NIr. j. F. Mavne of
uausdcn, Alabama, n member Of the senior cloSs
IN, IN 'he Presbyterian Theological Seminary Of
NJ ,ho e'y, "'ea very snddenl y and unexpectedly
ceen IN delicate health for some months. bn: a
i;. ,i'ai termination was not anticipated IInd he
'''c" Tic would have graduated in May next
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The Clifton Factory.

Nir' James Grant "f this town. has oontroc,cJ
10 90 The rock work OF tho Clifton Fnctorv in
"pnrtnnhurg. lie started from here with ci,,h,
hands on Monday. lie expects to emplov oho,,
'"o n"nure" hahds on the job, as his contract
'i"''eS MN TO hniSh the work that the ma
ehinery shall he In place and at work by tbc
middie or September next A friend NJ JonoO.
'iHe writes us, under date of Wednesday 81
was on hand yesterday when Mr. Grant began
MS Joo at Clifton Factory. The first dirt was
'nr'"n on the 2fth, by Mr.. Bookter Foster, at
| ! o'clock, 4. NJ"
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:, hEh"sENE OH '"NrLAGnArIox.--Cinc Cincinnati
reHrunry 2i.-A Cleveland dispatch saws. ot :
c'ock ms afternoon 300 barrels of niI .,
eTafea from a tank at the Standard Oil Works
w. hrohdWay, and took fire, and furious
W. -, s."'loh Is raging which threatens to cnvel
blazing oil is floating on the creek nnJ rra" '
making huge stream of fire ''''
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STAR POSTAL SERvIcE.-A suh.,omn;,,oo
"o n""So committee on Appropriations will
suo'"'' report to the full committee to. morrow,
nm upon the necessities of the Star nos,ol
at'r,ce' 81 i. IS thought that The committee will
TO keep the "%tar service in i.s prc.cni c"nIi liz
tion. r''SV"' cohdl-
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Death of Theodore Wagner

CHARLESTON, 5. c., February 24.-Thco. d.
Wagner, prominent merchant of this city
who during the war, had been member of the
firm of John Frazier, largely interested and very
successful in the organization Of blockade run
ming vcnturcs-dicd to-day
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Cincinnati the Place,

AT meeting of the National Democratic Com
mittee, held ut Washington on the 23d, it was
decided to hold the National Democratic Con
vention At Cincinnati OH the 22d day of June.
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GaS- Now is the time to plant few rows of
Potatoes for an early crop. Two weeks from
now the whole crop may be put in.
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BeA- The Newbcrry Herald says that Mr.. j..
III. James Of that county has a cow that gives
six gallons of Milk day, and we agree with
the editor that .such O COW is worth having
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A Clement Attachment in Union.

o"' eh'er9rising Mt. Tabor friend and Mcr-
ch"ht' w. a. Moorhead, Informs us that Inc in.
'ehos putting up Clement Attachment Cot.
ton 'llti ut his place, and will have il ready for
INC next crop of cotton. We don't know onv
man IN Uhion better calculated to make such
IN enterprise successful than Wat. Moorhead
"od speed the good work. Who next?
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Dr: hcIamin Brandreth. of Brandreth pills
notoricty. died suddenly NJ his resiJcnooi, piais
Sing TIE l9th instant. of cmbol;sm or 10 ha.E ing
ne leaves an estate valued at from two n O,roh
m,ii'on MIN dollars, including considerable real o.
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BEV" On our first page We give the first part
Of Rev. j. IL. Sayes "reminiscences of Cane Creek
Church.
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Hail and Snow Storm.

on Friday night last. about | l o'clock, storm
OF hail and snow fell along the line of the rail
road commencing about this place quite light,
but we learn it was more severe towards the
north.
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ns9~ Mr.. II. c. Farr has been appointed a
Trial Justice in Santuc township, in place Of T.
J. Jeter resigned. Mr. Farr will make good
officer.
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THE Georgia Baby Bonds will buy Neural
gine. Neuralgine will cure Neuralgia and II ead-
ache. Neuralgia and Headache lead 10 disease
disease to death. Moral: Go to your DrugL
gists and get a bottle cf Neuralgne and be ro-
leved. -.
HUNT, RANKIN s. LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
Sold by J. NJ. GIBBES s. Co.
Feb 81 I'm
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What is the Matter 7

Last week the Charleston News and Courier
failed twice to reach this office OH it's regular
days, and the issue of the 10th has not reach ed
us yet Who is TO blame?
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CULTIVATE RosEs.-Nothing adds so much to-
the comfort and beauty Of home as the cultiva-
ton of flowers. Nor does anything add more
to the beauty and comfort of man or woman,
than the roses on the cheeks of those in good
health. DIR. elders Liver Pills will always i'm =
part this roseate hue if used in time
Feb. II 8 ON
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Wanted.

old IRON, BOOKS. PAMPHLETS. RAGS,
~ BRASS, COPPER, LEAD, ZINC AND
FURS. Highest cash prices paid Send for
circular. S. f. STR ALTON. Agent,
Columbia, S. c.
Feb. 81 a.
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Save Your Rags.

nNE cent pound will be paid at the Times
" Othce for any quantity cf clean, dry, white
rags. r. NJ. STOKES