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KANSAS LETTER.
GREAT BEND, Barton County,
Msr~h oQ fQQn

6RxAf BEND, Barton County,
March 26, 1880.
left your enterprising town on the
11th, with two or three inches Of snow
ON the ground. On the morning of the
18th, the mercury stood At four degrees
below zerc, and every thing was frozen
solid In Toledo We encountered q cold
breeze which reminded US OF n Kansas
Norther. went up the D. q n. Ry.,
about thirty miles, and remained over
Sabbsth.
On Monday morning. March 18th, At
z o'clock, the last hand shaking came;
the last farewell was said; the silent
tesrs came unbiddcn to our eyes, and
We were of 10 Kansas. Nothing Won.
shy OF note occurred until We reached
Chicago, when . sneak thief stole our
hat from the car window,-it was done
10 quick 1t amused the passengers .
good dead but did not look at 1t in
thas light. - - -
= At Bloomington, H., We changed
cara in binding snow storm. and I had
not even . 6g-leaf to put on my head.
A soma taii eiia. that llfrs H. svful form. !,
swens mum the vs.e aud midway leaves the storm.
Though brssss ths roling ciocds spread
Eternal suov setsisd ea my he'd.
At z O'Clock the next morning, snow
Was six inches deep, and Still falling.
On Monday night we were in the timber,
and ON Tuesday morning on boundless
prairie. To one not used to prairie, it
has u sad and lonely appearance. Peo-
pie may talk of tho solitude of i'm
mense forests, hut there Is company
even in trees, that one misses upon q
prsirie. There is food for thought, too.
in the ocean wave. not TO be found in
the face Of these great western wastes;
and nowhere else does one so feel that
sickly sensation of lonliness, with which
he is impressed when nothing but lone
ly prairie surrounds him.
Wednesday morn, found N $50 miles
West of Kansas City, and thawing the
ice from my window with. my hand. !
looked out expecting to zee green grass
and beautiful flowers. but alas for hu-
man hopesi instead of these, found
two or three inches Of snow, and one Of
the Kansas xephyrs strangely disturbing
its quiet rest. In my next letter will
tell yoa about our prospects for crops.
=. ....z.. H. H.; L.
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SPENCER.

April 8, 1880.
business interests are good.
We are glad to welcome A. Kilbourn
to his home.
Dxvy Boise q Co., are doing consider
able turning, ETC., 1t their mill.
j. w. Moore has fine assortment Of
new goods.
There was . large attendance at the
polls yesterday. The Republican ticket
was elected, except the three trustees.
The majority run from six to forty. At
ter the result was announced, there was
music by the band, burning Of powder
and treating by the successful candidates.
j. Nsylor has moved into town.
]. Murray will occupy A. T. Vanvalk-
enberg's place this year. AT. ", and
wife will board with them.
TELL o. PHONE.
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Court Proceedings.

Proceedings In Lorain District Court,
March term, 1880. Present holding said
Court, Hon. e: T. Hamilton, Hon. j. H.
McNath, Hon. g. n. Bsrber, judges.
RIly p. Wilson vs. Chas. T. Cromwell.
Appeal. Settled, each party to pay own
costs and half the fees Of refrees.
o. B. & Loan Association vs Charles T.
Murray, ct a. Appeal Appeal dismissed,
leaving Judgment Of Common Pleas in force
Joseph B. CLARK W John J. Fleming. ct al
Appeal. Settled at plaintih's cost Nc
record.
Celia A. Mead W o. B. & Loan Associa
don. Appeal dismissed, leaving judgment
of Common Pleas In force.
Calmet Currier vs Henry Currier, ct a.
Appeal. Heard. Decree for Henry Currier
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CLARKSFIELD.

March 90, 1880.
A good many are complaining Of sore
throat and colds.
Mrs. 3. Ronk is lying very i'll; it is
doubtful whether she RECEIVERS.
P. w. Frinck Ii doing ss we'll as could
be expected with his broken leg, caused
by endeavoring 70 roll log over in the
mill-yard.
A. n. Stevenson is suffering with o
severe cold on his lungs and a sore
throat, which has caused . suspension in
In his lumber and quarry business.
Parties are here from Cleveland put
ting up the new iron bridge, west of the
village. This bridge will be. when done,
one Of the finest In the county. A force
Of ten men are employed on it. Some
of our town workmen think the boss
would make . good mule driver, as he
uses them a. though they were less than
human.
A Republican caucus wss held in the
Brick Store, and with one or two excep-
tions, old officers were nominated to
serve for the coming years.
FMS.
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In sis Agricultural department OF
the Cincinnsti Commercial very excel
lent reasons are given Why some OF the
fancy breeds Of milksfs ars not pronsar
BILE eows for general farnsrs. and IL u
shown that while mot all Of the grade
shcrt-hoc,s vill give large quantities OF
rich milk the year round. and for two
or three ysss not 60 dry; yet. the
best average st the pail and the readisst
pront at the shamblss, are found among
short- horns. s.ssas
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-CoMMUNICATloNs.
PENFIELD.

Entire Democratic ticket elected at
township election in Pen6eld: d.
Clerk, w J. Krebs; Treasurer, q. X
Starr; Trustees, Heman Starr, w. b.
Andrews, A. 81 Witbeck; COnstables,
Myron Disbrow; Justice Of Peace, r.
Peters. o. K Starr and W. B. Andrews
were candidates ON both tickets.
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will
andng cured
voice where the had spoken whisper
outward application in all nothing
heumt the
medicine of red the pube
but ol.. weight A.
Roche assistant postmaster years
have nearly constantly suffered After having Thomas
half This
N.
bronchitis week."
sold medicine that has satisfaction
Sold all medicine dealers Price
Everett Starr Wholesale by Srong Cobb
N.
8. N. THOMAS, Y.
M
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PITTSFIELD.

April 8, 1880.
The party at @. C.. Baldwin's was a
success a. party, but . fat failure as a
surprise.
Election passed of very quietly. Re
publican ticket elected, except clerk, as
Avery DEM had majority of two over
Matcham, (Rcp.) . result hardly expect.
ed. r. 8. Sheffield takes his usual place
as member of board - judge Of election,
being fourth ON the list of trustees.
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The Boom has travsrsed the
mud to Wellington, and A. II.
FITCH has his Spring Stock of
Mems Youths and Boys Clothing
tabled for his customers TO inspect
and pronounce as they must. the
cheapest and incest to be found in
the country.
Anticipating the advance now
upon us, be placed his orders long
time ago. The result II, he is sell
ing for less money than they can
be bought fromIthe manufacturers
to-day. Spring Cloths have ar
rived, and Mietk is busy with
those nobby Suits.
E As heretofore, all Cloths
sold by him will be cut. Free of
Charge.
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A Good Blood Purifier.

KIhBY, wyandotte Co., o.
Decy .Sir.-I have used your excellent In.
dian BLOOD syrup for Impure Blood, and
have been much benefited thereby. can also
say that for Loss of Appetite 1t has no equal.
REBECCA KIRBY.
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For Asthma.

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., O.
Dear Sir IL was troubled for a long time
with Asthma and Lung Disease, and after tax
ing your valuable Indian Blood Syrup
was greatly relieved.
HENRY BEAM.
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short-h0gns. ssaai
Election.
.s- /.
Tie election for township and corpo-
ration otacers; held on Nendsy, was the
most hotly contested Of any for years A
presidential election soald hardly have
excited moro istsEsst or brought out Q
lai ger vote. Q
The caucus Of the ssturday evening
previous, nominated . ticket nnobjsc-
tionsbas in noss Fespecss. and Il would
probably have been acceptable TO the
minority had Il not been for . suspicion
that & was largely made up By he."Wei-
hrgtoa Ring. nov almost Of nssionai no.
toriety. It did not seem that there Vas
any objection Of consequences 10 the In
diyidua candidates, but the fact that
tLey wers pss in nomination By iDdivid-
nails connected with that, largely nythi-
cal body, was su1sciens reason for try
:aE q defeat them We heard many
alledee thss ~ asAs principal and oeiy
resson for thsir opposition TO the caucus
ron:,natione. OlAen based their opPo-.
sition on the ground Of the passage OF
re,olusion by the caucus, setting forth In
.uhet.nce that tAose Individuals taking
mart in The proceedines of the caucus
vere In honor bou,d to support the tick
at mn. !. ,omir~sh,n by IL. reserving to
themselves the right to scratch individ-
nal n.ues hat Tor conscientious reasons
.hev eould not support. "a, - f.,o.... !.
rvould appear that sucA rssolution
o.ve sunciens latitude % accommodate
The ,eruples Of al. but : failure 70 see
n. tpe impors or . disposision TO avail
,henessvss of some psssexs for bolting,
v.vs :, excuss for many to wishdraw
the,r support from In nominees,
TIE proprssty Of dividing % party
lipes In local elections, b . question ON
which diRsrences Of opinion may BE-
properly sntsstainsd. bat u party lines
are 10 b drawn, Ne cannos veil 80 how
.pvor,s-aasaaa6 suan b isaanssined, q
s.sisfsetasy resslts acAisvsd, without
In the r.,in, sdheeine % tAs dsoisioas Of
. he e.ucus. 80 sf''l-ss,os
Il .hould be rsnembsred in justifca-
,,op Of TIE Repsblicaas. maintaining Z
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Cherry Pectoral

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Puoic tnaI u VIII cohtinue 10 reailLc
In almost every section of country
hwr there hssn are publicly who who
even desncrate diseases of the limos
by its use. All who have tried 1t ac-
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MaRFHA Iasss sr1zIs srCKxrRs Of vA,ch I
WBU SD naks Dacksys Pns Ointms.a, ,WszzanaedAe
hsa As-s vIh st-sp. d.. J. H. rshlsE ~ Lsx Ne.
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All that Il is Recommended to Be,

MANSFIELD, Richland Co., O.
DearSI:-Ihave used your reliable Indian
Blood Syrup and found it to be Just rec
ommended. 1t cured me of Lung Affections.
HENRY wEATHERBY.
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Dropsy Cured.

BrLLEvrLLE, Richland Co., o.
Dear Siy:--About five years ago / suffered
from Dropsy, and decply-settled Consumptive
Indian Blood syrup cured me, and saved
me scores of dollars.
Mrs. MARTHA REID.
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$3.50 e: 81; :;:s;;;, Isl; s:::s -; a:s
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.

BLuFFToN, Allen Co., o.
Dear Siy.-I was afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint for ten years, and a short trial
of your Indian Blood Syrup has given
me WORE relief than ELL the doctors treatment
l 1haye received during that time.
4. WILLIAMS.
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DIED.

BLOSs-fn Wellington, April Sd, 80, Mrs
Eliza A. Bloss, mother of Mrs. Rev. j A.
Daily of Wellington, aged 90 years. Funeral
was attended at the Congregational parson-
age on Monday.
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Sufferer.

..MANsFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear .Siy:-Having used your ! N d 4 q N
can recommendit it to be first-class remedy.
A. MORROW.
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sure Cure for Liyor Complaint.

BELLEvILLE, Richland Co., o.
Dear Siy.-This is to certify that have used
your Indian Blood Syrup for Derange-
mcnt of the Liver and Blood, and it effectually
MRs. SAMUEL SHAFFER.
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,,..aso of the Lunes and Lav.r.

Disease OF tho Lungs and Liver.
MANSFIELD, Richland Co., o.
Dear Sri have used your excellent In.
dian Blood Syrup for Diseases Of the
Lungs and Liver, and have received such bene-
fit from it that would not be without the med
icine for ten times its cost.
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Liver Complaant.
NoRwALk, Huron Co., o.
Dear Sir.-Being troubled with Liver Com.
plant, I tried numerous remedies without re-
lief. At last was induced to try your Indian
Blood Syrup, a short trial of which cured
me. 1 have also seen its beneficial results
among my friends, and can, therefore, recon-
MRS. N, WHEELER.
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Consumption Cured.

AN old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed In his hands by an East India
missionary tho formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for tho speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, catarrh. asthma and all
throat aud lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and oil nervous
complaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cascs, has felt
It his duty TO make it known 10 his suffering
fellows. Aotuated by this motive aud q desire
to relieve human suffering, will send free Of
charge to oil who desire it., this recipe, in Gcr-
man, French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using Sent by mail by address
ing with stamp, naming this paper, W. w.
SnEnAR, 140 Powers Block, Rochester,, II. Y.
Oct 2. 1870 tB.cowl2t
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SAD CONDITION OF Cu1oRED REFUGEES.

SAD CONDITION OF CU1oREp REFUGEES.
"A number Of protninoHt New Workers
have issued an urgent appeal for funds to
alleviate tho sufferings Of tho colored refu-
gees in Kansas. The appeal states that
there are $4,000 or 10000 of them in tho
State, and they continue to arrive every day,
"raggcd and barefoot, and without money"
1t is added that many are sick from exposure
to the severe climate and number have
frozen to death. They are unable to get
employment, as they arc simply farm la
borcrs, and farming operations arc at q stand
still. This is o gloomy representation, but
doubtless true one, and illustrates tho
short"sightedness, to soy tho least, of those
who were instrumental in causing these ig-
norant people to sacrifice their small savings
and dcsort their Southern homes for prom
ised high wages and cheap houses in tho
inhospitablo climate Of Kansas.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught n cold 2 Arc you TN.
able to raisc the phegm2 Have you an irrita-
ton in the throat? A scnsc Of oppression ON
the lungs, With snort brcath3 DO y0u liavo a
fit OF coughing ON lying d0wn7 A sharp pain
now and then in the region Of the heart, shout
dcrs and back7 II so, Ou1 Advice iy take at
once dose ofTutts Expcctorant; you will soon
be able TO raise the phlcgm. In an hour repeat
the Expec,orant, place ahot iron to tho feet, ,tako
two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into a
pleasant sleep and wake up In the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy brcath-
Ing. and tho bowels moving In a natural manner
10 prevent return of these symptoms us9 tho
Expccorant several days.
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Had terrible NIGHT YEATS

- o,,,,,,, -, = Nlehphls FeD, IT, l8ll.
DR. TUTF: Sir~I hayo beUn suffering for nearly two
years with q severe cough. When commenced ta.
and sixteen pounds in weight had tried almoit
everything had terrihlo night swoats. lhayo takoD
half dozen bottles Tho night 6woats hayo loft mo,
the cough hes dis3ppoared and have gained lfeeri
pounds in flesh. recommend il to all my irioDds
With great respect, Oi.iYER EICE.
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J.FRANCIs HAYWOOD. MD.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.

OiHce, Evening Nows, Augusta, Ga.
DIR. TUrF: Dear Sir-Aly littlv son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which loft him with
violent cough, that lasted within month since,
poS hapSctS1r;Snt an; had a. tried most oyery thing recon-
poctorant. ono bottle Of which removed tho cough
entirely. With many thanks. I an! yours truly,
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WkLHALLA PRICES CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
AppLEs-Driod, per pound sac
Green. per bushcl
Burrnn-Psg, pound 1o@l5
BEEsWAN-pcr pound IL
BEEr-Por pound 2(05
BAcoN-Dry salt shoulders "a
g !" r. e &C., c. r. Sides 8I5
.. Y. hhms, canvasscd l3
CAL1co-Pcr yurd e(alO
CoFFEE-Rio per pound Isaac
-Laguyra, pcr pound 80
--Javn, per pound 28
CANDLES Adamantine, per set lG
g Sperm, per pound 30
CnlcKENs AND Fowls, per head 10000
CoTToH-Per pound l2If0u
Yarn, per bunch 10
CorPERAs-Pcr pound S
DvcKs-pcr head 5000
EGos, per dozen 8(0lO
FLOUR, pcr sack, (98 pounds,) 35OQyi.O0
FEATHERs-Gecsc, per pound 10
Mixed per pound IS
oRAlS-Corn, per bushcl, G5@7o
Rye. per bushel IS
Oats, red, per 5nshcl rs
GEEsE--Pcr head 25M35
HONEY, pcr pound Gas
ltIDEs-Dry, per pound IL
--Grcen, per pound SAG
NDIao-Spanish Float, per pound 1875
+" -Carolina per pound rs
IRON English refined. per poun2 4s(05
-Sweed, per pound 7m8
Band, per pound 5(26
--lloop, per pound l2A
Potw"rc, per pound car
LARD, per pound 100ll
LIME, PER barrel 100
LUMBER, Per thousand feet 1000
LEAD, per pound 10
MoLAssEs, per gallon 40(@75
MAnDEn, per pound 25(tD30
NAILS per keg G00C@S 90
On, ' Kerosene: per gallon 2o@25
PoTAToEs--Irish, per bushoI G0(075
RICE, per pound 0(DlO
iSALT-Livcrpool, per sack I.25
( Surfing, Wholesale 8
/ retail 10
7 &c Wholesale 7
! f." retail 8
IA SnEErINc, Wholesale 0
= retail IL
SnoT, per pound 10
SriRiTs TURrESTlSE, pcr gallon rs
SnAr, per r'.''.u 8@l0
,SUGARS---Crushcd, per nGund l2S
"a White. per pound l21
Brown, per pound 10
Extra c.. per ronnd IL
STARCH, white and blue, per pound Gl@lO
SODA, per ponnd 5(0l0
TOBACCO, per pound 45(GG5
. per pound, smoking 5Ul06O
FALLow, per pound 5
TURHEYs, per hcad 50(075
TEAs-.-Gnn Powder, per pound 90
Tyson, Grcen, per pound LOCAL so
Young Tyson Klnck, per ID LOO
Wool, washed, per pound, 80
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GALVESTON, February pa Nc,cs special
from Jefferson says that reliable information
following: "h1rs. Clark, respectable married
lady living in the Garry neighborhood. was
yesterday brutally outraged and murdered.
Three men wcro arrested, and ono of them,
who confessed tho crimo. was horribly mutt
lated by the mob. His clothing was satu-
rated with coal oil and then set on fro. IIe
was afterwards hanged Intense excitement
prevails.
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IN 25CTS. AND 81 BOT
DIR. j. r. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorscs it.
READ WHAT He SAWS

DR.. TUTT: Now Yo, K Sent 10 1877:
Dear Sir-During this year v. J. ed n no hundred
city tho Q. SOS wero OF y,ry sl:ere typo. 1t was
there tten, ion wis called to ctorant
aud confess my sufpriso ut its wonderful powor
During pIaettco OF twenty years. hayo never
known medicine to act ns promptly, and with such
happy cHects il instantly subdued tho most violent
fits OF coughing, and invariably cured tho dsenso in
afow days; cheerful!y indorso it as tho best lung
medicine ever used.
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Death Of Mrs. Nevill.

We regret to state that Mrs. SAnAn.l NEyILL
wife of Wm. }. Ncyill Esq, OF our County
died last Friday morning. The 2Ol, instant, after
n lingering illness. Death is al ali times sad
but when wlo and mother is cut OF in tho
prime OF life, it leaves m nching void which no
time can supply. Mira Ncvill was as rcrna, knhie
for her Christian virtues as for those domestic
qualities Of head aud heart which lend ornament
and happiness to the family circle. Whenever
and wherever known she was esteemed, and in
her death her husband and family have the
heartfelt sympaIhes Of this community, where
she had long been known and lived. Her remains,
after appropriate funeral services, by Rev. I.
W. Wingo, of Pondlcton, were inferred in tho
Wahalla Baptist Church graveyard, large
gathering OF our citizens aitcsling their regard
for the dead, ,hy their presence.
Observation-Disclosures
new cotton picking shade has jnat been
inve ed consisting OF cotton cloth, mounted
on a light franc provided with wheols,
which facilitates its movement along tho
rows Of cotton to be picked.
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The clip Of wool for 1870 in the largest
ever shown in this country, amounting to
233 $4,000 pounds.
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The House Of the dominion government
of Canada has unanimously passed grant
of 100000 for the Irish relief fund.
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SaH aHHGHsHFEH,S SALE.
Sale Of Valuable Hala(f.
State Of South Carolina.
OcOmce County.
IN TIE COURT OF CONNECT PLEAS

Thomas J. Watkins,
against
Mary Kirkoif and c.hcrs,
Rf virtue Of Il Eccrcn! Order, made in the
~ above stated case, OH the l7lh of October,
1879, will sell, by public auction, Mt the Court
House. in Waihala, in the County and Stnte
aforesaid. on hc first MONDAY in March 1880,
within the legnl hours of sale, the following
Real Estates
One Tract Og Eand,
Situate, lying and being in Oconcc County, in
The State aforesaid, on Negro Fork Creek,
waters of Conneross Creek, containing
$50 Acres, More or Loss,
and adjoining lands of tho estate of YIN. Lady,
l.. Brandt and others
Two acres Of this Tract, including tho church
lot and burying ground, will not be sold
Terms Of Sale.
One-half cash. balance on n credit Of twelve
months, purchaser TO give bond aad tiortgage
Of the premises. purchaser to pay extra for al
necessary papers. =. J. H. ROBINS.
Sheriff Oconce County.
February s, 1885 l2.4t
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@Pocial M'otipoS.

We specially invite our friends and patrons 10
visit US during Court week. ~ we wish to pre-.
gent them with one of the mcst beautiful alma
macs and diary combined that has ever been
pnblishcd. And while they are here VIC would
also like to sell them anything in lie line of
drugs, chemicals patent and proprietary articles,
lamps, lamp goods, druggists sandrics fancy
goods 10. Bring your pictures along with you
and have them framed. We will also have
something good to smoke and chew.
Il II NnnMAN G. Rnn
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SHEKIFF'S SALES.

by virtue OF ,sundry executions 10 me directed
~ | will oeh, on the FIRST MONDAY in
March, 1890. at The Court House door in Wal
halla between the legal honfs Of Gale, the fol-
lowing described property, TO wits
One Tract of Lard, containing 1875 acrcs
more or less, adjoining lands Of Jesse F. Cox
Mcclure and others Levied as the property
of Green F. Cox at tho suit of A. Il. Bow,len
and James Il. lIagood.
ALSO,
Two Tracts of Land, situated IN Uconeo
County. containing $50 acres, moro or less,
adjoining lands of VIM. Whitmirc, Elius Elberson
and others Levied OIL as tho property Of l..
Rogers, Administrator, as tho suit of W. a.
Lay, Executor.
TERMS OF SALE--CASH; purchaser
to pay extra fof titles
JAMES II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconee County.
February s, 1880 l2~lt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-02-26

DIR. benjamin Brandeth, of BranJcth pills
notoriety, is dead. lie leaves an estate
valued at frou S2,0O0,000 to $4,000 O0O