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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
s FRIENDS OF LONG AGO.

When I eft In the twilight cleaning.
And the busy streets grow still,
dream of the wide, green meadows,
And the old house on the hill.
can see the roses blooming
About the doorway low,
Again my heart gives greeting
To the friends Of long ago
Dear long ago.
can see my mother, sitting
With LIES snownakes In her hair,
And she smil,.s above her knitting.
Aud her face is sanity fair.
And I see my father reading
FrOm the Bible On his knee,
And again l hear him praying
As he used to pray tor me-
So long agol
/ see all the dear old faces
OF the boys and girls at home,
As saw them In the dear old days.
Before We learned to roam.
And I sing the old songs over
With the friends I used 70 know,
And my heart forgets its sorrovs
In its dream of long ago!
Dear long sgol
How widely our feet have wandered
From our old homes tender ties;
Some are beyond the ocean,
And some are beyond the skies,
Ny heart grows sad with thinking
OF the friends used to know
Perhaps 1 shall meet in Heaven
All the loved ones of lOng ago,
Dear long agol
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
"Woodman, Spare That Tree"
TNofaa and 0uaries

lNOtcb duu QueElcb
In the year 1864 there died an American
poet named George P. Morris, whose fame
principally rests upon the well known and
once extremely popular song, "Woodmsn,
Spare That Tree" This song frat appeared
in volume of poems published by Mr..
Morris in 1880. Now, in 1902 there appeared
in the Morning Chronicle poem by Thomas
Campbell, afterward included in his collected
works, entitled The Beech Trees Petition"
which bears very remarkable resemblance
indeed, to Mr.. Morris Original song. The
first lines of Campbell's poem are as these:
80 leave this barren spot TO me;
Spare. woodmsn, spare the beechen tree "
And these lines conclude each stanza. The
opening lines and the refrain of Mr.. Morris
song are as follows:
''Woodman, spare that tree,
Touch not a single bough;
In youth IL sheltered me.
And I'll protect it now" .tr
The sentiments in the two poems are almost
identical, though Csmpbell's are incompars-
BILE the more gracefully and POLITICALLY ex-
pressed. If Mr.. Morris had never seen Camp
BELLS verses the resemblance is, / think, as /
have called it, very "curious literary coin
cidence."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
Scatter the Germs of the Beautirul.

Scatter the Germs of the Beautiful.
Scatter the germs Of the beautiful
In the holy shrine OF home. LNA
Let the pure, the fair. the graceful there
In their Ioveliest luster come. aIt
Leave not a trace of deformity
In the temple Of the heart,
But gather about its hearth the gems
OF nature and Of art Is aa re.I -.
Plant the seeds of the Jasmine
By tie wsyside let them fall;
Let the rose spring up by the cottage gate,
And the vine near the garden wall.
Scatter thu words Of truth
In the depths Of the human soul.
They will bud and bloom, and beer their fruit
While endless ages roll.
w. P. Shaw.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14
A ForebodinR.

do not dread an altered heart,
Or that long line Of land
Should separate my love from me;
dread that drifting slow apart
All unresisted, unrestrsined-
Which comes to some when they hayed gained
The dear endesvor Of their soul
As two light ski1s that sailed together,
Through days and nights Of tranquil weather,
Adown some inland stream, might be
prifted asunder, each from each;
when, hoatipg with the tide, they reach
The hoped for end, the promised goal,
The sudden glory of the sea.
Violet Fame.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

Any man pays too much for his whistle
when he has to wet it Is or 20 times q day.
How many useful hints are obtained by
chance, and how often the mind, hurried by
its own order, to distant views, neglects the
truths that lie open before it
AS characters traced on white paper with
sympathetic ink can only be made legible
by FIRE, so our hearts character can not be
read unless warmed by friendship
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-04-14

Never for one moment had she forgotten
the lesson of that long, past summers day.
Never had she ceased from thanking God
that 1t had been given, although It came
HAlmost too late"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24

Gtwu 10000 MaFsrmslonen IA.
men fiirslth im Nsw yortsr 5afsn ais
Bsfradtuns Don sisr shponsrn aus bsm
Siieen at. 8Or stwa flint Bohsn 3sistsn
fh auf ben Nsm yortsr @a,lten bic erlsa
WslUnsn. Bsnissr gut, ais bic, welds
iebt bic Mdrtte fallen, foifste elm tlsinss
Ding, bas, man isst fur ossr 10 Gents
erfstsn fann, pon So bis SIS. Wie auh
In frabsrsn Sabren, famen be srRen Me.
lcnen pieles Sabr aus 5lpriba. @ie
wureen nit Grpreb Dumpfsrn nprsparts
seianbt, cline SpeeitiOnswetle, bic init tsn
fur bic 5raGt er3ieltsn Yrei1sn int Gin
Hang fanb. Nlit ben Melonsn tamen
bic iibrtsen frabrsiisn gr3eusniiIe bes fur
liAen Butens, aus Der 9simatb Der Nlliecs
torfn, bio 1e BON psnen Der mebr nSrbli4
esleBsnsn Staaten aus Dem 5elpe 9slhla.
gen uurpsn. grit mean NOrb. unp SuS.
Carolina, uie jsbt, ben Nsw yortfr
Marft psriebeu, tomnt S5lt auf eineu
Yreis, bsr pasislbs aua ben uabsmtttel;i.
rem sasdnslia madt. Dabrsno sines
Sommers fommen etwa 2,5o0,0 GOO Ma.
lonsn nod Nep gorf, wopen tn weitsr
pOrseradter saiion Gong Ssiano allsin
1000, 900 liefslt. Die 3abl Der in ben
Ser Staaten aliabrlid su Martt &C..
braaten Welonen fbdst man auf rs, 900, :
000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24
gum gemubt1ein lam. genia war

gum Uewubtlfin lam. - Vfn'a mar
frant z
Eestalb allsin tslesrapbirts mir ia
Nurrine. Id iolle aussnblid!ih gu ttnsa
tcmmen. Sd msib ss nod Uie tsuts, ss
mar ppr BRET Sahren am eriten Sult, ale
Id bte Depside srbislt
narrsn bate bas 0sHtt in Die oano
eeRabt. Nm Sage msiusr Nbssiis! MUIR
melte er lel@e.
sie mar am ateab porbes an siner
lhwersn 0ehirnfnt; ;iinsuas srtrant!, iis
lag wcAsnlans obne SDiTnuna; - aSsr
i'd laneweile Ts nit metnsr austItarl'ds'n
@t3abluns2
sic abnen niht, pie isbr i'd mid So
nen purh tie1elbe perrhiatat faaIs !!
Shcn mdbreno Der &rant9eit bssann
msne Mn|i6t iicer Nurrina cine anssre 3n
merren. g. III wpbl unm6s:id, tab etn
Marn feline 5,au susleib bsfiissr uno
ad,tlihsr lte6t ats er. - Gle aeer 8sna
,um erfen Mate wisDer gu ib tam unh
i'm telcrat iitsr fta asusist laS, ba fas
iA an, mid msinsr friitsrsn cummen Gs'
eantea in 9etreff isiner rs&t ksr3iib su
ldamsu. - 70? - Sis mar nod isbr
fdmah, cser Fe tc5 mahlam rem (hwe'sn
&cpf in bic 5Dbs uub bot itm rte 2ippea
nit snem {, lil eliidIiasn Gusprnd aaf
csm tiaHtn, ubssmassrten @siIhitbsa,
pab ta BON bielem Ausenblid an Epabts,
aud Fe hate ibren Wann lieb. Sis iol'
ten Die 8eisen isben, wenn ia nit esm
8inbs ipislsn - ss ii ,u bersts
(5crftsnrs fulst,i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24
Cine neue Nrf SO h,eitsreIle

= sins nsus grf 5Od3sitsrsIfs. Nm
goratsnp psr fIrslid in Drsebsn absr.
bal,snsn Shuloireetorsn 8erlammluua
9ano aui bem Dsrron beS gGtmi1den
Dabnbufss Elm Shuleirseter aus Ter
Stbniber 9sssno, um mstress gbsmniber
Qplesen 5n erwarten. Der 3us braG.e
aud bic srletnten Jreunpe unb mil Ii.
nen ensn GOaessn aus sinem il.inen
Stobtten tes pberen Gr3ss6irgss, ben Der
Setnibsr lhon piele Sabre niti 9elettn
batts. u@rnb DID @ctt, alter 1rsunt",
rebete Der stne pen anberen an, ,bas III
redt, bas Du aud ssfommsn tif. nun
Iase mir Dor alien Dinssn, wis III es eenn
INNER bic sanse 3eit oub,r sssans.uS" -
IRA, wte iot's eesanssn lsin", mtinte etr
S&ulmstaer BON Der Stnsssrsn,., ,,fo, 70,
la, Ia, bte Sabre babsr, bis Id mid ae
fern psrbetratbet babe unb isbt rsine 6oa.
aeitsretle made. - IRA, bo axatulirs Id
BON 6srjen, abtr NO III benn Define iisbs
Graa2 81 fle bsnn stwa nod I'm Goup.s"
= ngse, nee. mar sieim rsin(lsn craze.
birstf&sa DIALECT sssstsus antpurt, me,
nee, bic 10 ~ 5auis eeblisbsn, bsnm iebae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24

tpa6gerl1fen, tie eifriser gema6t tno
Scandal perbinoert. Sd milf bamit
feinestpegs iagen oaB Die @ioiloienIt=
REFORM ben ibr entgegenl lte6enoen Siaz
berniilen politil6er GeipDbubeit berclts
i'm tpiinl6enstuertben @raoe obgelic9t
babe. SIN @egentbeil lit bas b0h'te
ni6t erreidt unb man6e feblerbaTte
Mn|te(lung gema6t tporben. Qber troBz
benz 1T Der @ipiloien1t ipirflaner, nlo=
ralifcb gebobener i'm gergleib nit Der
3eit bes 8elltefD1tems.
Sd CLAUDE iagen gu biirfett, oaB ba5
pon allen billig Senfenoen als + iltoriitDe
Sbatla6e anerfannt perben tuiro. 9os
2ano befinoet lib in gutter GerfaiiuuA
Die @e19dfte beben 1i6, Die Snouftrle
1T tbdtig, Die 9lrbeit finoet ibren Sohn,
Die 8egierung erfreut li6 bes @ertrauens
Der Gel6aftsmelt uno unler Jinan5=
lpltem Der N9tung Der gBelt. Seoerz
mann bofft bas 8elte BON Der 3ufunft,
menu feline Wenoung gum S6le6teren
eintritt.
So tonnte i9 Die 9lufSablung fort=
isben, Die Sbnell ben gSeg Der 9i6er=
belt be3ei6nen piiroe; aber e5 1T genlig.
Sbr eigener 5taat Snoiana liefert So
men in oielem 9hlgenblide bic lebrreibfte
Snuitration. Seben Sic 1i9 bier Die
chamber befdmpfenben 9arteien OIL.
9(uf Der einen Seite 1T BON ben Semo=
fraten Elm Mann fir bas @ouoernerrs=
amt in ben Gprbergruno geI6oben, Der
elm uiitbenoer Snflationiit 1T, elmer Der
berebteIten Mopofaten Der @iberrufung
Der &elumptipnsafte, oeren erfolgreidje
9ur1fiibrung bas anerifanii6e 8olt
nit 10 unl6dbbarem 5egen iiberi6iittet
bat.
Das tpiiroe aus unierm @oblitanoe
getporben lein, batte ct llno iein 9lnbang
geliest! SEPT aber finben Sic i'm als
ben Reprdlentanten ber bemofrati1 16en
Partei, INNER nod ais 8erfe9ter feiner
lpiloen 9ottrinen, auf oeren enoli6en
Sieg er bofft, nit Dem aber unier
Woblitanb gu @rabe geben miiroe.
Goa bas bic partei iein, ber sic, als
8iirger BON Sn0iana, benen bas Mobl
uno Der quite Same ibres 5taates ant
9er5en liegt, Sbre ltnterfiibung seben
mDllenN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24
Mns SbnYs's NeDe.

Ser III SnDlalapDlls bon S1ur5 ge=
baltenen &ebe entnebmen mir 6olgenoes:
sd meroe ni6t an 2eioeni6aften, ion=
bern an 8ernunft appeliren uno in al
ler @infa6beit reoen. 9ie Spra6e Oes
parteifampfes pflegt gu iibertreiben, Unit
einen itarfen @inorud su binterlallen;
Die Spra6e Der 8ernunft bdlt li6 frei
bapon. 2aHen Sic mid oaber bon
bornberein erfldren, baB itb nit benen,
mel6e ben sesenmdrtigen 9lugenblid
fiir Die gr6Bte &riie in unlerer @eI6idte
erfldren, ni6t iibereinitimme. Die Saz
gesfragen betreffen ni6t 2eben ooer
SOB, obipobl lie mi6tig genug iino,
1orgfaltig betra6tet .uno ri6tig beurz
tbeilt gu tperoen, auf oaB mir mad
hieIem ri6tigen llrtbeil 5u banOeln berz
m6sen.
Nta6en mir uns bor alien flar, ipas
mir moaen. Mir poaen cine quite &ez
gierung. 6aben mir cine, 10 follten
mir lie bebaltcn; baben mir feline, 10
iollten mir eine gu befommen li6en.
Wa5 nun lit quite &egieruns? Cine,
Die bas ofentlide @el6dft rtebt uno
na9 oieIem 8eritdnbniB fdbig, ebrli6
unb gere6t banbelt. 9ie 5tpeite Grage
lit, intpieipeit unIere gegenlpartise &e=
gierung Dem entipridt uno ob ibr Ser
fabren oerart 1T, baB mir oas, mas mir
baben, be6alten poer pielme6r etpas
anoeres su befomnen itreben follten.
9lls Elm Mitglieb Der gegenmdrtigen
@egierung, Die i'm Segriffe itebt, ibre
Geualt in Die 6d,lbe ibrer Na6folger
gu legen, oarf i6 tpobl an bas aufri6=
tige llrt6eil bes amerifanii6en 8olfes
besiigli6 Der 9lrt unb g8eiie unlerer
@ertpaltllng appelliren. Obi6on ni6t
unbetbeilist, CLAUDE i6 bod ni6t eil=
ieitig 5u iein, wenn i'd mid auf Elm llr=
tbeil besiebe, bas ielbit BON pielen unIe=
rer @esner getbeilt ipirO. 9tatiirlid
ertparte i6 nidt, baB benofratil6e
parteisdnger uns in Der SiBe oes Wabl=
fampfes 10 Diel Nnerfennung mioer.
fabren lailen tperoen, ipie in ben rubi=
geren 3eiten porber unO Obne 3meifel
aud na9ber. 9lber i6 CLAUDE iager
gu oiirfen, oaB Die bi0iger oenfenoer
8iirger bieies 2anoes beute einraumen,
baB i'm 8anaen genommen Die 9lomini;
itration ebrlitb, fdbig uno erfolgreid
mar. gai9t als Of i'd Iollfommenbel
beanipru6te! 6atte i'd bod ielbit Sc
legenbeit, Srrt6ilmer unb Se6li9ldge il
nd6ter gtdbe gu beoba6ten. &ein
Mbminiltration mar je fret bapon pbe1
miro es je iein. 9ie jebige aber ba
3reu uno @lauben gebalten uno Der
amerifanii6en @reoit bOber als ie ge
boben. Sic bat Elm gefdbrli6es @elb
ipitem beieitigt uno ben Woblitanl
bur6 Die Nufnabme ber 8aarsab bluneel
befeftigt. sic bat Die 3inien Der Na
tionalf6ulb ermdBigt uno babur9 bel
Steueraablern idbrli6 Yaillionen er
fpart. sic bat @eleb unb YerfaHunl
itreng beobadtet uno baburd Die Der
i6iebenen Seetionen, ipie perf9ieben
0olfsflailen ii1 tpieoer ndber gebra6t
Sic bat in gefdbrli6er Gage, als Muf
ftdnbe ben Grieben bes 3anbes bebrob
ten, oiefen interchangeable obne oespo
tifden nebersriff. Sic bat biele nebel
ftanoe i'm offentli6en Dienft abgefelt
Elm regeres pfli6tsdiibl Der geamttl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24
Gbsparb Weiles,
Sefentlt6er Nptdr.

Berar COUNTY, Gan Mntonte, zeras.
Sffee in sOlsbablraBs. Der Yuaofsse sesenitsr.
8siunbere Mmfmsrfiamfsit rirb allen yenitpnen
unb apr beraneea BON aseteranen bes 5taates ober
Der gereikistsn Staaten eefdenft. Nbf6rifen
ppn yatsnten befpr ct unb Steuern aaf 2anb In
allen btiIen tes Siaa Go btaablt. W9tnurt in
Der mnterea @artenifraBs. 3O,6,tlt
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= In, Staans FIR asue Daareu gu mo-
fasa, pfsrirsa iois ,;Nier aroess gut a6or,
:irtss eaaer oo;s 0r2 @oops, glctbins.
G5hutsn il. {. II. ,;s esrabSsisben D,fi;
ica uno ineeIa taEe s',':m Sspsn stns rse1e
aao frsanslic>e s8eoisnuns psrfdsrn, Ia.
ben tae ,rs,tbe Nabi,Eum Gin unlern @tors
ilsibis au telrdasa. gDir iopobl, mis aud
unlere glerfa, :ysEbsr es ar teiner Ml.
9s fsblen laTsu, Scaen ,u bsfrisetesn.
s. 9ostfe & 5Dbne.
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uneebeurer 0ertauf.

Der Dtsepniln" Wilwaufse, W!secn.
iin, fiist feline. 3eusnills aulammen uao
iagt: ;, Der gestauf BON gHarners Safe
Sipnep uno Qiper Cure esssn Brispts
&rantteit uno anpsre Nierea- nno Qsbsr.
bei6wsrpen, tpie aud bon Warners SaIe
Diabetes Cure ssssn &rantbt!ten tsfslbsn
Namens, 1T ungetensr.
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- Or. gtrouatsts, Der eiuitise gi=
FensabntSai9 Hao III sc 5erausseter ei=
neS tle'ncs 1eGlihet 3otablatdens, ar
bsltet fir ein 4rricct 3ur gtlentun3 Der
beutld}en 2gn*Danrtynns psn Den Ser.
Staaten uab 5irnmarlta. Die uTrant
fnrtes Bre'ic" mocnj Dor @trcuebers's
Blanen, Die I}e ai5 G1ipinbel crt!lrt.
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@inmal wieeer etn Narr.

Meint 5rau mar ,sbn Sabre laus tsit
laeeria ano nit fO utslsn Gete!n tsbaftet,
pab teia Dcct'r laasn fonnt', mas tbr
sissntiid fsble. SD psrtraudte sin
fIetnss gsrm0sen In 5umtuemitts!n.
Scr 6 Monatsn ia9 Id siue Ser. @saa'
ten Glaese NIT 5cpfen Bitter baren uno
belhloB nohmals Elm Narr gu iein. Sd
perluhte tas Mit.el uno msine 9fasrbsit
erwies 1h aia Weistsit. 3uei 5laiAsn
rplI turirten Gs uno ie 1T nun 70 r5ubl
uno fart, mie iresnb eines Wannss 5rou;
babel fu1fete es mir nur 2 Dollar. Cine
folds NartbsIt jaAlt.
$. 50, Detroit, Midisan.
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= Wern flsins Rtnosr fdwaA unb

= Wern tlsins 8tnoer fhwaA unb
maser merosn, 70 II biss etn lderes 3etd)-
en-, rab bic Nabruns, bic Fe erbaltsn,
unsenusenb III ccer ibnen nidt gut h..
fcmmt. Die Wil!ter folder &tnbsr fol-.
ten oabsr fetnsn @useablid unfiessn, f9
Nsui uitactsr's uDeutl&es 8inesrmebt'
(pdrctrCpbins) su pstidafsn, cine dubsya
traItissnpe unb lsidt ssroaulthe Natrunb
fir Sauslinee unp tlstnr Giuber, bic tn
eadlsn bsariifsn Fno. @lss grfab fir
bic Nat!srmilh e!stt 90 nitts Se1srs.
Sn aqsn Npotbefen 5u babsn.
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ScbnloH1 aubYne 2tai=
ment tsilt d5taafds Diarrbue, aud
Ueun fs fdon lea6, aspa5rt bat, iider !;
fsrner Epleutsrie, Atulfra ,murtns unb
G9c!sra, wsn'; i.la-hh onsswanpt. Gs
siset ssin 5sita1lssI 80 tperttpull fir hen
arsenblt dliGsn 0sb7auh, ais bis1sn altsn
gebense1talter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-24

5rtbe, n'ssnie III, fi'r uns bssbe tsirb bic
5oh5eitsrsife III fofffptslts, naA' Du biez
isl6s o(sene. Siu. 81 bate i1e ia ON Gube
od gen, yedt, lao na fsbGe mid run al
isans anf ssr p06;eitsrsiie, mstn lisSer
Carl"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-01-08
Gomnurtid.


YORKVILLE, January 7.-Cotton, Q! to ll3.
CHARLOTTE, January 7.-Cotton II to l2s.
CHARLESTON, January 6.-Cotton strong :
low middling l2s. .... ......
LIVERPOOL, January Cotton firm mid
ding uplands, I'd. ....
NEW YORK, January 6.-Cotton irregular !;
middling uplands, l2s Futures closed steady;
Sales l53 900. January. IL 96 to 81; February, l3
% to "a March, ls As; April. l3 67; May, 13 Sc
to SS June, IA or to O4; July, ii l3 to Isl August,
II % to 25.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, January 2.-The following is
the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending to-day: 1880. 1873.
Receipts at all ports for the week ,l57 200 72
Total receipts TO date, 1873 500 2674 PIG
Exports for the week, ,..... III, 1888 1857
Total exports to Gate, 1856 ,4a. .64
Stock at all United States ports, $50 S67, 1854
Stock in all interior towns, Sci.
ma missing, g,........-...".""....l9O,0s ,0s0 176 ,4S9
Stock at Liverpool l.............4S3,OO 600 4l5, 900
American afloat for Great Britain $4,000 227 600
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-01-08
KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
READ! READ!!

READ! READ!!
1ssO.-K ENNEDY BROS. & BARRON always
keep in Store complete stock ofthe follow
ing goods.
DRESS GOODS.-You can always find Il nice
stock of these goods in our
Store We have the very la
.. test styles and colors.
CAsHMERES.-We have beautiful piece OF
black Cashmere for the ladies.
Also, some nice black Alpacas
Give us call.
SHAWLS.-Our stock Of Shawls, Cloaks and
Balmorals are offered at the very
lowest prices. Call and see.
CLOTHING.-We can give you anything you
wish in the Clothing line, and we
will sell at the lowest prices.
OVERCOATS.-Come and see our Overcoats be-
fore buying elsewhere.
BOOTS AND SHOES.-Our stock of Boots and
Shoes is very large. We
can sell you good Boot
at A very low price. We
have Shoesfrom 40 cents
to $780,
HATS AND CAPS.-Our stock of Hats and Caps
is large and cheap
HARDWARE-We keep everything kept in a
first-class Hardware Store If
you need anything in this line,
give us CALL
GUNS AND PiSToLs-If you want good
Gun or Pistol, come
and see us.
HOES AND sHOvELs-Weh have Just received
a large stock of the
very best Hoes, Shov-
els and Plows.
CROCKERY.- Y.-Eyerythng in this line you can
find by calling at our House.
WOOL.-We want to buy 500 pounds OF good
Wool. We will give You good price
for it.
KENNEDY BROS. & BARRON.
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AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.-In Bankruptcy.
Er. Purte W. B. Wilson, Jr., Assignee, In Re.
Henry Massey, Bankrupt-Decree for Sale.
DY virtue of Decretal Order made in the
above case, by His Honor Judge Bryan, !
will expose to public sale at York Court House,
on
SALES.DAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
After the Sheriff's sales, HOUSE AND LOT
on Main street, in the town of Fort Mill, bounded
by A. J. Downs, J. A. Withers and Main street,
and containing
ONE-THIRD OF AN ACRE. MORE OR LESS,
Sold as the property of said Bankrupt's estate.
TERMs.-One- half Cash, balance on credit OF
twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to
be secured by purchasers bond and mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers.
w. B. WILSON, Jr., Assignee.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-On the l1th of December, 1879, by
Rev. J. H. Edwards, Mr.. WINFIELD GRIDER
and Miss EMMA GARRISON. All of York
county.
BY the same, December 10th, Mr.. WILLIAM
FUNK and Miss LUCINDA RATTERREE.
All of York county.
By the same, December 18th, Mr. ISAAC N.
CROSS, of Chester, and Miss ELLA STEAD
MAN, of Iandsford.
At the residence of the brides father, on the lst
instant, by Rev. E. f. Boyce, Mr.. w. NJ.
WHITESIDES and Miss NJ. E. PLEXICO. All
of York county.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
nnnNTY 0F YnRK-G0uRT OF COMMON PLEAS


Richard T. Gillespie as Administrator of I. A.
Garrison, deceased, Plaintiff, against l.: J.
Garrison, e. J. Garrison, S. ]. Garrison, L. j:
Garrison, Mary r. Mclean, j. l.. Farls and
j. D. Faris, observation-disclosures Jor Re-
Gef-Complaint not Served.
To the Defendants above-named.
VoU are hereby summoned and required TO an
swer the complaint in this action, Which'ls
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, for the said County, and TO serve
a COPY Of your answer to the said complaint, on
the subscriber, at his office, in Yorkville, South
Carolina within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day Of such service
and if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated January 5th A. D.. 1880.
W B. WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendants, l.. J. Garrison and =. }. Gar,
srison Take notice that you are hereby served
with copy of the above summons by publ
cation thereof, and that the complaint was
= filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court or
Common Pleas, for York county, South
Carolina, January 5th, 1890.
w. B. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff s Attorney.
January OF
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Y0RK COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT,

SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
J. F. Wallace, Administrator, and others, Plain
ttfs, against Mary Campbell and others De-
fendants.-Decree for Adneasurement of DoW-
en- and for Sale of Land to Pay DEBTS.
DY virtue of Decree of the Probate Court,
I'D made in this cause, will sell at York Court
House,
ON SALES-DAY IN FEBRUARY, 1880,
Immediately after the Sheriff's Sales, the follow.
ing Real Estate, situate in said county, as the
property of
JOHN CAMPBELL, DECEASED.
All that tract of land, about mile and half
west of Rock Hill, containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
And bounded by lands of A. F. Fewell, jeff Nc
Fadden, James Jones, Jackson Henry and Samu-
ell Sturgis,
Such portion thereof, as may be admeasured to
MARY CAMPBELL for her Dover, and which
notice will be given hereafter.
ALSO,
The reversionary interest in any portion that may
be assigned as Dover.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the reversionary interest, (if any Cash.
For the other portion (or the whole place, ifDow-
er be not assigned in knd) one half cash, balance
on a credit until the lst day Of November, 1880,
with interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by the purchasers bond, and mortgage of the
premises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Ms~ AS soon as Commissioners Return in Dow
er is filed, the exact number of acres to be sold
wifi be given JOSEPH F. WALLACE,
Administrator, John Campbell, deceased.
January At