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Louisville Races.

Louisville, May %, Following are the
summaries of events of the seventh and last
day of the meeting:
First race, Eve-eghths of n mile. Bosque
Belle, |; Ascender 9. Time-l :l5f.
Second race, association purse, three
fourths of mile dash Greenland, |, Patti,
2, Bride-Caka 3. Time-l :07l.
Third race, association purse, dash one and
one-half mile, Largentine, /; Bancroft, ?; Can
ME 3. Time--l:37}
Fourth race, association purse, mile
heats, 6rat heHt, Miss Hard
away /; Long-Taw 2; Mary Anderson 3.
Time, l:45 Second heat--Long Taw, | A.;
John Happy, 2; Mess Hardaway, 3. Time,
l:453. Third heat--Mess Hardaway, |
Long TNw,:. Time Lao
Fifth rsce, Merchants stake, dash of one
and one eighth miles--Hemyer /; Blue
Eyes, Q; One Dime, g. Tlme--l:55t.
Sixth race, Association purse mile dash
Blue Lodge, / Sett, 3; Denny Castle, 8
Time, l:itl
| Seventh race, association purse, four mile
dasb-Irish King, /; Keene Richards, Jr,
2; Tute :. Time net given.
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ESTABLISHED IN lS4e
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Edmunds,the two lrst-nemed Sena
lacking one another with some bitternv
AT 6;lO, withou, action on the bill, the
enateadjourued
HoUsE-Tho House met at 10 O'clock
this morning, the intervening hour up To- u
o'clock belonging technically to Mordsys
session. That hour was spent in considsn-
ton of sundry civil iii :, all items for pub.
il buildings being disposed of as rel I'd
and all amounts for new buildings being nlsd
out on points oforder.
AT IL O'clock the session yesterday teTmi-
Noted, and that Of to-day begun.
The House dispensed with the morning
hour and continued in Committee OF ,hr
Whole the ou,ideretion of sundry bills,
Amendments were adopted providing for
light Mt the mouth Of Amite liver, in Lou.
isiana, and for the increase of S25,000in the
appropriation for coast and geodetic SUI sey
/ The appropriation provide Tor an ino,ssst
of storage room for Government commission
was stricken out.
A long discussion followed upon sha mo
ton TO amend the bill by increasing tAs mp,
preparation for the National Board OF aGslth
but without coming to vote, the HDnso
took recess, the evening session TO DO tog the
consideration Of the steamboat bill.
The House spent the evening sessnn in
consideration ofthe steamboat bin, buSSilh,
out disposing Of it, at 10 o clock, adjourned
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Mcthodis, GcnernI Conrcrenoe.

' Cincinnati, May 25,-At the general con
ference to-day the election for book agents
at New York resulted in the almost lHAni-
nous reelection of Phillips Il Huns- DR..
A, Liebhardt was reelected editor Of Sands
and Heart. John Walding was ro.e.scaed
book agent at Cincinnati. For the ssher
agents there was no choice The ar1dnd-
ments to Ecclesinstia code occupied most OF
the session. One was adopted providing that
the trial of bishops for heresy should pro
coed in the same manner as ministers b.. lMs
moralites.
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The Rorting LouIsiana Republicans.

New Orleuns, May % The roll agreed
upon on Sunday by the caucu, Of Grant,
sherman and Blaine delegates was used by
tic regular convention. The delegation
headed 10y Morris Marks, collector OF inter
nal revenue from Ascension parish, was OK
cludrd, and the Grant delegates We're admit
ted. Honorable George Williamson, Judg,
Ludelmg and other prominent Grant mel
remained in regular conva ZION
The highest number of delegates
who bolted, it is stated, WIS Al
out Of l55. After the bolt every parish In
the State was represented in the regular non
venton 1t was openly stated on the Nor o.
the convention that the bolt was causeo' Wy
dispatch received from General Johw A
Logan advising the sending of a solid Grant
delegation to Chicago, guaranteeing shey
would be admitted. The boilers conaen.
ton organized BY electng Judge Nsslor
! Beattie President. 4 full delegation gas
elected to Chicago, and the conve.AiOn
, adjourned.
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Points frozen Palestine

SneCI0l % The IIorNId.
Palestine, May g5-Protessor Gathrght
died suddenly at Henderson yesterday ut
1880 o'clock, of neuralgia of the bowels.
The preliminary lines OF the Trunk Line
railroad have been completed to Jacksonville
and the engineers are on the way to Rusk,
Crop prospects are fine all over the State
and are completely ont of danger Oats will
Weld very large.
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Au luhunan Father

Chicago, aMay pa special fro,r Port
Washington, Wisconsin, says farmer naassd
John Conrsd, living rear that place.. oeae
home runk Monday, and after beating his
crippled and bed-ridden son, endetB BY
throwing him down the stairs and breg,,i Dg
his neck. Conrad concealed the riuxier
and started east with the intention of n5pg
to Europe, but was arrested at Buffalo, md
is now on his way back.
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baptist missionary, Union.

Saratoga, MAY 25.-lhe anniversary of
several Baptist associations for general
work opened here this morning, with Il meet-'
ing Of the Baptist Missionary Union, Rey.
DR.. h. G. Robinson, President of the lIlStsn
University, called the meeting to orderspd
made the opening address Rev. J9, "
Murdcck, Secretary, read the annual 10 psrt,
showing the Union to be in a prosp' .'rDns
condition
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IInEinn.KiIeY KnnL Race.

Washington, May 25.-The Hanlan- Riley
boat mce will take place tomorrow afternoon
at 6 o'clock, on the same course which
Hanlan rowed over in his race with Court
ney. There ID very little betting on the re-
suit, but odds ere largely IN favor of Hanlan.
II is thought, however, that the race will be
hotly contested, us both men are in fine con-
ditioD. Riley is confident of his ability to
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ReGatta.

New Orleans, May 25.--ln the southern
yacht CLUB regatta to-day, high wind, loI
knots, prevailed. First class --Lady Emma
led at the start Cydemus End Pluck and
Luck 3rd; Albertne 18th; Startle 9Th. Ne
change in position on first round, except
Lady Emma increased her lead. Pluck and
Luck abandoned the race afterth first round
On the second round Lady Emma leading by
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The Pacific Conse Iailroad Aeeia,rat.

san Francisco, May 25.--rhe train wshch
met with nm accident on the South lc'aeAe
Coast railroad yesterday, WAS ~ local han,
with passengers, bound for n rifle picnire, and
consisted Of three open cars with rsaiing
around them and temporary seats, eacb M
holding about one hundred and twentY.-Sve
persons. Just after passing tunnel No. q HE
first two cars jumped the track, throwlngt he
passengers forward in heap on the grosind,
crushing and partially running over them.
The passengers in the third car were not
hurt. Allthe houses in Santa Cruz havehPen
turned into hospitals to accommodate she
wounded, who number thirty or forty, mostly
from San Francisco and Santa Cruz, Four,
teen death have thus far been reportpa3
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Rcneaeia, Rains in virginia..

Petersburg, Va, May 25-Durin9 ,ne
past three days this section Of the State has
been visited by the heaviest rains that dave
fallen in many months, bringing great ~
lief to growing crops and especially eorn'aa d
oats, which were greatly damaged by .rsn-
tracted drought, and in many instances the
farmers in order 10 keep the tobacco plants
alive have been compelled to water them
with spring water
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Washington

Washington, May 25,--lho Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations to-day dc ided to
report back the agricultural appropriation
bll, with an amendment providing Sl5,0O0to
purchase machinery, etc, for experiments in
the manufacture Of sugar from sorghum
corn stalks and other sugar producing
plants.
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Damaging e RNin. Storm at. Bren..aIm

BIenhsm, May 25.-About . o'clock to-
day we were visited by an immense rain
storm lasting one hour and II half The Cen
:ral railway bridge was damaged and the
train detained till morning Many small
bridges we're damaged, Oats and corn were
blown down by the wind. The storm eX-
tended four or five miles north Of town.
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GASOLINE EXPLOSION.

Piqua, Ohio, May 25.-This mor7,,ns 0
barrel of gasoline exploded in the ee!sc Of
the residence of Mrs. Dr. Jones. The 3onse
Immediately caught fire and two boya. Eyed
ten and fourteen years persisted. MiSss Kate
Newland ind Alfred Amended were SO sEIely
but not fatally burned.
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u long distance when her bowsprit broke off
putting her ont OF the race. OF the three
remaining boats Cydemus came in Let; Startle
2nd; Al6ertine Srd Time hours % min
utes, 8 second The course WAS 10 miles.
Weather rainy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26

San Francisco, 25. The KalloelI imlp s Eh-
ment case will 90 on trial to-day .h5'e
Judge Greavy of the Supreme court, d sissfd
by as many of the other supreme 1esTt
Judges as can give the matter their i9iiS NJ
teneion.
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Hron G,rc From Llano, TeNus

SPECIAL 10 INC UVlNIu,
San Antonio, May 25,-Mr. Block, Of
New Orleans, to-day exhibited specimens Of
iron ore from Lano, Texas which shows X
value OF ninety.two per cent.
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Philadelphia, May 20 The coal firm of
Bines " Scheff, ia south Fourth street, r.
j. Kills sales agents Of the Philadelphia and
Reading coal and iron company, temporary
" suspended to-day.
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STATE SPECIALS.
HEAVY RAIN STORM AT BRENNAN.
Death of Professor cartwright M raj
estine-A Mexican Shot by Horse
Thieves az san Antonio III
ness of Chief Justice
Moore. Etc,
SppclAl to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 25-Chief Justice Moore IS
still too i'll to preside in the Supreme court.
Justice Gould announced to-day that in con-
sequence no case involving constitutional law
would be passed upon, unless for good cause
shown 1t was also announced that in view
of The large number of cases already set,
there would be no more setting during the
present term
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loss Of the Executor.

Key West, Fla, May % The Am egian
bark Excelsior, with cargo ufcgars '.fnsm
Matamoras for New York, struck on q seAn
shoals on Sunday morning The ytsselAs y
total loss. The cargo Is partly saved.
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TerrihIc Rnilrond Accident

San Francisco May 25.--A Santa Cruz
dispatch reports that by an accident on the
South Pacific coast railroad, at Big Trees,
thirteen persons were killed and others will
| die, Over forty were wounded.
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Fatally Injured.

fredericksburg, Va, May 25,--James
French, of Washington, d. c., an employee
of the American Union Telegraph company,
was fatally injured on the Richmond railroad
to-day, his head being jammed against the
timbers of "A bridge
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Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, May PA Moxicn team
star WIS shot last night by u party of horse
thieves near thi, city, who were trying to
drive off his horses. The wounded man is
not dead yet.
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A Missionnry sishop for liner, ~.

Cincinnati, May 25.-The COMMITTEES ON
Episcopics have sgreei to recommend TO- me
Methodist General Conference the selection
Of missionary bishop for Liberia.
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international Rife Team

New York, May 25.-Colonel John Bodine
has been appointed Captain of the lnterna--
tional Rife Team. Messrs. Bruce and Rock.
we'll have been added to the team and re-
serve.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26

We heretofore advertised but very little because truth in
reading Of others became Disguised
truth but asking the attention of The public Sum
me Clothing, that stock at least fresh bought re-
liable manufactures and all that ask that buyers will give ca az
ascertain for themselves whether prices satisfactory
any other House in Dallas We would not boast Of the men
stock sufficient that
the city
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cricket between the Canadian and West
Scotland clubs, resulted in the former vim
ming the match in the second inning. The
Canadians scored 70, the Scotch II,
ANAMERiCAN FoRaER.
Thomas Edward TucroSs, dealer in Ameri-
can deposits, has been declared deisulter
on the Stock Exchange
FAILED.
Clement Coleman n Co, indigo and dry
saltery brokers' Mmcing Lane, have failed
liabilities $4,000,
FRENCH COMMUNISTS DEMONSTRATION.
Paris, MAY 25.--The first sign of the Com
munists demonstration on Sunday was given
by small kpot of people around the bastil0
column who we're soon ordered by the police
to disperse. Shortly after > o'clock men ar
rived with red wrcalhs hut were Immediately
arrested, The nct OF their arrest caused the
assemblago OF 500 or coo people and an I'M
successful attempt was made TO rescue the
| prisoners Blows wore freely exchanged and
several Of the wOuld-be reseucrs were mr.
rested, Three Of the persons arrested
were discovered by newspaper reporters, and
were soon released. At2 o'clock in the even
| ing forty persons assembled ut the hNstile
column, but were speedily dispersed by the
police, AZ O'Clock, II procession of SIX
| hundred people, many carrying red boquets
and wIeaths, drGled in front Of the wall whore
communist, were shot in lS7l placing flow
ers against the walt as they passed. At 4;3O,
there We're thee more arrests, but this was
the last ucdeu, IF the days proceedings.
ENlIiSH MILITIA.
Mallow, MAY g5--On the arrival here
Sunday of the Nain which contained emf
grants from Kerry on their way to America
the compartment in which they were seated
were st0rmed by five hundred men of the
South Gard militia who beat the emi
grants numerically and ousted them from
The carriages. Some of tue emigrants wer
seriously Injured by the militia, which hoC
I Just been disbanded after the annua
= training.
o SHIPPING.
| Glasgow, May ga meeting of tn
o shareholders Of the Star Line Steamshi
: company today approved the propose
transfer and understanding TO the Ancho
Line Steamship company.
PILOTAGE.
. Havana, May 26.-Thc general command
err of marine has issued an order that Amer
f can vessels shall pay rates of piloiage on a
4 equal footing with Spanish yes
EIGHT DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER
occurr.d in this city during the week endir
Friday last The decrease in the number ,
q deaths is owing to the recent cool rains an
higher winds The mortality will doubtle
: increase with the advancifg heat
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fredericksburg, Va, May 25,-The graves
of the Confederate dead were decorated here
ln.lNX.
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SHIPPING.

Glasgow, May GA meeting of the
shareholders of the Star Line Steamship
company today approved the proposed
transfer and understanding to the Anchor
Line Steamship company.
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Thomas Edward rucross, dealer in Ameri-
can deposits, has been declared detsulter
on the Stock Exchange.
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FOREIGN AfinirS

London, May 25.-The match game of
cricket between the Canadian and West
Scotland clubs, resulted in the former win
ming the match in the second inning. The
Canadians scored 70, the Scotch II,
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Clement Coleman a Co, indigo and dry
saltery brokers, Mincing Lane, have failed ;
liabilities $4,000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-06
National Surgical institute.

National Surgical institute.
One of the Surgeons of this old and
notable Institute will visit Newberry,
S. c., Oct. Goth and 21st, 1880, stopping
at the Simmons House.
The object of this visit is to give tile
afflicted an opportunity for examina-
ton at or near their homes, thus saving
hopeless cases the expense of q trip TO
Atlanta. A careful examination will
be made, and patients can learn if their
cases are durable or can be benefited,
and whether it will be necessary for
them to visit the Institute. In such
cases rs can be cured, or treatment be-
Gun at home, arrangements can be
made with our visiting Surgeon, and
treatment commenced at once.
Cases of Deformities and Chronic Dis
eases will be examined, such rs Club
Feet, Diseases of the Hip, Spine and
Joints. Paralysis, Piles. Fistula. Catarrh,
Female and Private Diseases, and Dis
eases of the Eye. Ear, etc.
y Come early. as the visit is limited
to the time stated. For circulars and
fall particulars, address
NATIONAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
4O-St. Atlanta, Ga.
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Facts are Stubborn Things.

1t may seem strange and hardly
worthy of belief that the publishers
of Sl25 magazine should, oftheir
own free will, actually give with it a
premium to the full value Of 800, but
such is the startling fact. The maga-
zine is the S0uthc1m Musical J0urN0l.
and the Premium given is Sl.00 worth
of Sheet Music of the subscribers 01Cn
ch0icc. Remit S1.25 to Ln'lden q
Bates Southern Music House, Savan-
nah, Ga, and you will get the Journal
monthly. for a whole year, and a dol
lars worth Of any Sheet Mnsic you
may select. How the publishers can
be so liberal none can understand, but
that they do thus give away thousands
of dollars in music annually, is 4 fact
we'll known. Subscribe 10 the Journal
and secure this free music.
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Meeting at Longshore's Store.

An interesting meeting at Long
shores Store, in Township No. 6
FloYd's), took place on Saturday after
noon last. Y. J. Pope and Jno. c..
Wilson were present by invitation to
address the people on the politics of the
day. There was very good assembly
of colored voters along with very re-
spectacle turnout of the whites of that
neighborhood to hear the speeches.
Much pleasure was expressed at the re-
suit. A rousing majority for the Ma
tional, State and County tickets may be
expected from this precinct in Novem-
Der next.
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A Prosperous CoIored Man.

A Prosperous Colored Man.
VIM. Tobe, eolored man living in
Heller's Township, is showing what
hard work and economy can do. By
dint of industry and saving he has been
enabled to buy nice little farm, which
he is working to great advantage. He
planted this year eleven acres in cotton.
From this he has already got seven
bales, weighing 450 pounds each, and
says he will get three more: this
amounts to little over bale per acre,
counting bale at 400 pounds. The
only fertilizer he put under his cotton
was 100 pounds Of dissolved bone to the
acre.
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Bedford VA Alum and iron Springs.
WATER. MASS AND PILLS.


Adapted to chronic diarrhea, constipa-
ZION, and scrofula.-Hy. Latham, NJ. d.,
Pres;t Virginia Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chrome
DiarrhGea and Scrofpla.-Prot. S. jackson,
University Pa,
and blood puritier.-ii. Fisher, NJ. D, Ga:
Valuable in nervous prostratlOn, ln0lges-
tior and chlOrosis.-G. E. Mathews, N. D.,
\. c. ,,,,,,,o
A 1ine tonic and alternative, very valuable
in diseases peculiarto females: chrohlc ie-
digestive organs.-J. <. RouShton, u. d.,
Very beneficial in strengthening and m
proving q reduced SySteIn.-ReV. Jno. W.
Beckwith. Bishop Of Ga.
Invaluable as nervous ton1c.-don. L. y.
Recommended as 8 phryphalactic in Ma.
larial districts.-D. r. Fairex, NJ. D., \. ..
Restores debilitated systems TO health
T. C. Mercer. NJ. D., Ind.
and Diphthcria.-S. +. Dupon, NJ. D.. Ga.
OF great curative virtUe.-TEoS. +. Rum-
bold. NJ. D., St. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine derangements and
malarious ccnditions.-G. NJ. Vail, NJ. d.,
Ohio. ,: 80 .,,o
throst.-P. a: :Siferd, NJ. p,,N, c.
Tonic. Alternative, diufetic; one qt natnres
Greatest tremedIes.-Medicar Association OF
Iynchburg, Virginia. ~,
Adapted in certain affections OF the kid
news and bladder; dyspepsia, lupus, chlor'
isis, scrofulous and cutanecus anecAons.-
PROT J. J. Noorman, N. D., Va.
Relieves headache, promptiy-both SICK
and nervous.-Rev. E. 6: Dodson, va.
Sample supply sent free 70 say p payslc,an IN
desiring to test PampaiSWSS Wsfsn SEM tsIy # comes
ti.5 rom tbs Springs 81 per case of gallons In
oIass-S2. Sc tor gallons, 81 for ~ galIols;
74.for 20 gallons ip casks: Mass 90 GEMS GEMS
Cd q: $50 and s. for half doz. @ Plils.
~,,ra sugar coated, 25c., 2Vc. aHd 81 packastt
gpp52S SSSY, and S. for halt dog. senS posi-
paid This a aesS sSe sn9 suravs hs p6 S9
tains in reduced space aM aI nVeniest psiata:
BILE asa soluble. 4 ,oor,l
Springs open tor visitors June lst: boaco ~
$50 per sa6nth. Special rates to fanl1!les HSt,:
and parties. Carriages meet vlsltorSat !Ul, Sot
est and Lawyers depot eacn !onf nii'S
from Springs, upon a1Viee o. arrival.
Address,
:. n. DAVIES, Pres. Of the 60:
72Main ST., Lynchburg, Va:
Sold !,y u. :. F. FAINT, apd Or: W. T.
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Personal.
Mr.. Farr, of Chick Springs, is in town.
Mr.. A. J. Jones is clerking for Mr..
Harris at Union.
Mrs. J. F. Speck, of Lincolnton, n.
c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
Peoples.
Col. Thos. W. Holloway has returned
from his Northern tour. We expect
him to tell the readers Of the HERALD
something of his trip.
Col. T. Stobo Farrow, Clerk of the
Senate, and editor of the Spartanburg
Herald, was in town a short while
Thursday on his way to Laurens.
Mai. Peter Hair, of Greenville, father
of Capt. j. S. Hair, was in Newberry
last week. He holds his own remark
ably well, and looks at least ten years
younger than he is.
Lieut.: F. A. Darlington. of the 9TH
Cavalry, son of Gen. 4. G. Garling-
ton, has leave of absence from his COM
m>nd, and is spending some time in
San Domingo.
Silas Johnstone, Esq, got back Mon
dsy from Toronto. Canada. He went
there as Representative from South
Carolina to the Grand Lodge of the
World of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows.
Gen. 4. C. Darlington, of Greenviile'
stopped oyer d while in NeWherry Fri
dsy on his return from the Laurens
Court, where he had several important
cases. We are glad to see the General
looking 50 we'll and to know that his
law practice IS increasing.
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Ninety-Six, S. c.. April II. 1879.
I have bec.. suffering from indIges-
ton and dyspepsia for some time had
no appetite. and WAS very restless at
night. I purchased a bottle Of your
HEpATIC PANAcEA. and was surprised
how rapidly I improved after . few
doses. I used one bottle, and | rest
well at night and have a good appetite.
B. j. SPRATT.
~ For sale to the trade by W. Il.
Barrett, Augusta, Ga, and by W. E.
Pelham. 39-1m.