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Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
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The Advertisement signed William x Tweed. in last week isslie has no f0usssla~ flon whatever ia truth. have never Ay word. agreement or otherwise entefeit is any arrangcment with saia Tweed. in re gard tc El CapitaH mine, and the stateWsn , that I have done a9. for the purpose or decxiYing innoeeRt parties-
 S1NCEL. A. LOWE. I.ittls Grant, fnal County Arizona. Aug. zs l519 at2s-t1
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CanfiOn.

Al persons are hereby nOtiisd chat the unslersigned 0wns one-half of the ~ Cap.- Ian mine l1y virtue 0f an seFeeuient entered into hy asd between tine undersigned and samuel A. Lowe. therefore. forbid any one from purchasing or lrasinE aAid nAsi % sai& fnire or n any say negotiating Eiih tas said Lowe fOr she said interest
 WILLIAM x. 'faf fskD. fslol,e. Fihal County. A. f., August 5J, fs-e. ar5z4sn
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
x.stvpoes. sozN wkssos. Jtess a. ssof8 cnAs arpsos. Stafford, Hudson S Go,
 BANKERS, rgs0OY .........xRIZ0R.6.

nepesit aceounts received ln sarreney or eeln satfsct lo thesk at Efhk
 Sseptfa es1ea af napcsis issaed pAyshle cu ds,nsnd. crst a Axtd date, bearing intsgcs1
 ExeAnnEp jravn. Ia sun1 % suik Qn tsR York ss Eeas Chitsgu and San trancisees or tfses- ssr af funds male by eeiezraph. Defosizs Neae N-sa crr eFes6ndcnts wi e credited to parties here, u7- cn receipt sy us oi advice Of tse sane.
 Rili parchtre 1f make ads-nces on 0od or siifef bullion, Territorial and Connsy bords and aafrAris, apsrofed consinercisl papef, etc
 Orders sx rquests by mai or otherse, sill receive strlcs aetsnrica and hy prompt ~nd iathinl exesu. ti., Of oar c7rxsrsdents wishes Es W sini Co sner- it tiieir s1teem and eonadence-
 fselseetiana prozuptiy made and rsssitted for as desired oee e-Ay
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
MlOO Reward.
Notice.

Ts K,ss 0Sasrs and SsTaG-iss af 4s-,sy
 Cenossiss.
 The AHiZONA SILVER BELT is the ouly newspaper prin.ed ln Final County. there fore the nearest newspaper tO ali mines in said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
SherERs Nale.
J. DENooN IIEl.-I IEI. gI.InIIl.

J. l)KSooS krSslEkT, gisintid. tlix. W ANA WnkrA SILVER NISISG toN-
 PANy. lelehssants
 f,nsivrand by virtue of an orler of sale, and decree 8f lEer. isFued siit al loe lselslrt t1ari oi ihr taft slldicial sllssFscf. oI ilie ferfilofy of AfiEsaa ili and for lie eotlnl5 of i'inai, on si.-s Aitesptn day e5 i'estsl.S.5' D. lc1a, Hi lte aDofe e1FSI aclion. eherrisl q. betoen iieymert, thc abo, nafaed plaini5la oblaiDcd 1utiSAfnl an4 tirrrce A4aiil<f s,khe W ana itfata etifer sl{ninr (Iaalrahf ,lrft ndanfS. cn flc third siay of gill5 f l. lS19, r 1lch 5lstislnei1t and ,iecrer WaS. on the salar da5s Iee3rlec lA iiie JudrrHlcns k cf sad Dis,ret toAft- on page ss ! afl osAiilsnde,i ig ss'I al4 anu stii- gllar alt lte light lille an,. i1lere.l tAai ale snid lirielt had oi tlie 8fSE day el Auk- tel. s pr at ahy tiuie since tAes, have 4t1fn of in and tc lte lalioikin sl.saer.i.t, apeFfy, situate iif i'lnl' t's1s4 afiztina tfltor3 j. e., That es-EtaiA ia inr elain ieatri1ctl in the Notice oi l1t eatl0n of f1e same, as 'tlilfen nnndre44 on fiiis loee ei nineral bearis,< quartz, c nieucldf Ihfs uloe 4latnt SN laslues s8 feet sn each siLe, With eIi lelncrai lained iEfrrih. This mine b letAteafp herF lfsrirt A. F., aud @ oal 4 norfh Silver kiiren f' Ite, and 3eini1 atHs.i on liie nori HeoI line, lo .iunk N A Q. i6ss, by +Lonneiiy ena loIinea alia Nhiell no<iee N ss reeo Eieek tffo. sl slines, page ia@, futat7 f f. tlty 5t1. Isss allo, ls3 ftfe l.s3d iee1tesi as tIIl Site ln eo ssh ea.a ana h iifta pune, aad apiaii lis szid E anA h A~tA eiise7 ou NrreA Crerk, 4inA NeHc4e{ reioeatlen oi aile Ae rrcofI13 if Book une nf atcof.i, paEe <it, iksr tt iafi cetsli1 <, 4., ntaf
 t4blIc n0t ot 3s hereby EAt 6n f9t D4f A1HcA A
 sl ane e<clotk ?. N M ronl ul tbE CourE llouse
 .le etatg A i'iaal. lu le
 zon4, AiI. ft eptdlease asIe and dtsfee ofiitr, sell tas
 ed l'Foptfi, or eo 1istn i-e
 flteaf5 t'tslieI5 sad rlAtn Aitl. lnfcrssl tIiTr<cn. and t
 Ents, aus. itest bidder, For
 3e tnltes4 etafae-
 JR.0H
 tsrs7le.. I frb 4lb
 ft5 11~tf
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Netace of Dissolution of Part
 mership.

The Co.Partnsrahip hefctofoss existing under she nauns of C. r. Palmer & 2. ". Palmer in the city oi Florence Pinai County, A. T s dissolved by mutual oenssHt The said E. ". Palmer Co collect ali debts t,s esti ern and Co pay aii indebteiness.
 Florsncs. Jan. sy 1880 C. ?. PALNER,
 EW PALAEk.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06

'',s A many o,se- flise,sos that led e lnsAnity ssn 9rwrFH e.ii agree to forfeit Ffrn Hrx1a10 6,r css of this kind ths VITAL ki Sf8isA. TIVE tunder his special advice and tTealient i.i n2t r-,4s o for thinx Impure or iniuricsis toand in f s,I,y eishert r6srcarr. f.assustnttaIa Free. Tho~oagh exaninAti0a and tdflce. Incl1alng al.A{ siS el sfinr t5 Oo Prce % VITAL ssroEArIyK, s5 20 botae or four times ths qaallti,y sl0 og eeat 70 fes obsafrafion and in rFivAte nAn1e t desifet. pf
 A B. NB%TB&s M. D.
 .l Ksarney 6srcet San franclsco, Cal. nw. WrNVFEsN Kidney Hemsag Ae- f4 r,a .1fel n kinds Of Kidney sud Bladder s.....,',ifla Fiono-rhas Gleet LeucofrhoA For sle lf lI f.lez ste ff oo bottle elx bottles Fer t9 s
 mm. WfNHFEss Eausfqlfun fttieue the ls-t anI ssrest Drsregric nad BEGicCs cure ip tAc - r.,1, ssie i. ,II sfosrists jaa1I-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
The Grpaf RngIIsh Remedy,

sa neref iaiIilE cure fcF ,szoas ds llll4 sxhausi
 ffilalIty. esliaal asek
 sA SpsTmeteffap. Lo1f rANNooD. lFnp tenes .fslyris, and ga lt1 ler- i,,e edrcis of SeE sbuse
 ,outhiui iolEes. and s4rss-
 in rae4arer Ysara such ioss of menosy Lassi- ude. Nocturnal ernissIqnf 4yernion Co sacisly, Dlm. acss og tlSion. 6oisss in
Arizona silver belt., 1880-03-06
Coaosr HeeaauFar'k 8E1es- FLORENCE. FINAL C'0., A. 2.
 flanam lsar 1xLh. lall

County warr4nts drawn sgstaat t1e o~4- rral fund of Pinai County, ff0m No. loz 1e f7s inclusive, will be paid pa preseaSaiion [ Interest reasea from thi3 date.
 tfec zs-lot F. R. BRADY. C0. Treasurer.
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no iron will be produced here, Congress has
therefore taxed the importation of that ar
ticle, heavily. The result is that whenever
we purchase horse shoe or pound of nails,
we pay tribute to the iron manufacturers.
Pennsylvania is to day the richest portion Of
OF our Union, owing to this taxation for her
benefit. The same or similar facts apply to
coal and many other articles of consumption
and manufacture.
1t is shere folly to attempt to draw a
line of distinction between protection and
revenue, when the articles taxed can be man
ufaotured in our country. All such taxes
accomplish both objects at once. With all
articles that form the subject Of industry in
tariff for revenue is q tariff for proteoti on.
They are zone e5and indivisibie.,'
's.... CoRDwAINER
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State Fair.

Visitors to the Twelfth Annual Fair Of the
.tatc Agricultural Society of South Carolina,
0 be held at Columbia, s. O., on November
oth, 10th, 11th and 18th, 1880, will be passed
over the Greenville and Columbia RAILROAD,
Blue Ridge Railroad and Laurens Railroad az
The following fares for tho round trip from
regular stations: aFt s1,
Alston, 81; Pomaria, $1,s0; Prosperity,
S1.6o; Newberry, 81 80; Chappell's, 2.eo !;
Ninety Six, So; New Market, $780, Green
wood, $3.4o; Hodges. 1915; Donnald's $4.l5.
Abbeville, $4.25; Honoa Path, $4.35; Bolton,
Anderson, SIS; Williamson, $6; Piedmont, S.;
Grccnville, S6; Pendloton So; Seneca City
Sc; Walhalla, Sc; Jalapa, go; Martins
$255; Clinton, $3.50; Laurens,, $3.50.
Tickets on sale from the 9th TO tho 11th of
November inclusive, good to return until The
10Th of November inclusive. No half tickets
will be sold.
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Letter from Washington.
lsrECiAL CoRRESroNDENCG OF TIE SENTINEL

WAsnINGToY, Oct. 25, 1880.
1t ls evident, from the expressed opinions
OF Gen. Hancock and tho votes and speeches
: o: Gen. Garfield, respecting the tariff, tha,
people who believe in free trade, should vote
Tor the latter--as tho best exponent of their
policy Time and again has his rough voice
been raised in Congress on behalf Of the doc
trincs of the Golden club, of which he is n
member, and no less frequently have his
votes been recorded in favor reducing import
duty on articles manufactured in the United
States. He has voted to reduce tho tariff ON
iron, steel and coal, and at the samo time to
impose to X on ten and coffee.
If the Republicans therefore arc in earnest
in their pretended zeal for protecting Ameri-
can industry; then their obvious duty is to
change candidates. They should vote for
Hancock, the tariff candidate, aud drop Gar.
field. the Free-trader. The latter has deli
berately stated in Congressional speech
that 'nothing can be said against free trade"
There are many articles Of industry in our
country which require no protection. The
farmer who raises wheat, never beseiges
Congress for u tax on the importation of that
article, and the cotton producer is no les in
different. The reason is, no competition is
profitable. We raise wheat and cotton at less
cost than any other people on earth.
With sugar, iron and coal, however. the
case is different; there are about three hun
dred farmers in Louisiana engaged in Guilt
waiting the sugar cane. By reason of the fac
that the climate demands fresh plants every
year, the crop is raised at great expense, and
unless protected by lay, that industry could
not be carried on. In St. Domingo, sugar
production requires fresh plants once in
about thirty years, sugar is therefore pro-
duced in that island for mere nominal sum.
Congress has ther refore imposed tax of about
three cents per pound on all sugar imported.
This gives the Louisiana planter, g margin of
profits and enables him to keep up his busi-
ness. OF course the three cents are added
always to the cost of sugar, so that when our
wives purchase dollars" worth of sugar at
the store, we know we have paid about thirty
cents to enable those Louisiana men to sup
port themselves .... .#.
With iron and COAL the facts are quite
similar, but owing to different causes. In
Sweden, for example, q days work is worth
only fifteen or twenty cents. Now let it not
be forgotten that it costs no moro to trans
port iron from Sweden to New York than to
move it twenty five miles by land. The case
then stands about as follows twenty-five
miles away, iron Is produced by twenty cent
labor while here, labor is worth five times
that sum Of course, unless protected by law, ]
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The Election:

In this County we have never witnessed q
ore queit ond peaceable election. At this
Nrecinct there was not n single disturbance,
ave little difficulty that occurred between
Wo colored men late in tho evening, which
was caused by whskcy, and nobody was &C.
iously hurt. At Easley we understand there
Tas difficulty which at one time looked like
it might terminate with serious consequences,
but Col Bowen, who was present, succeeded
N quieting tho excited crowd and no harm
was done, At MI the other precincts the day
passed off without single disturbance. The
vote was lighter by two or three hundred than
hat Of 1876. Thore was scnrocly nny cnthu-
iasm in the County, and great number of
roters seemed to cnrc more for picking out
heir cotton and gathering their corn thnn
hey did for the election The negroes SEEM
I'd to be rs solid for the Radical party as they
,vcr were at any time during the supremacy
If that party in the State. With only three
exceptions they voted the ticket soldly at this
precinct and We learn this was the case at
every other precinct in the County except
Easloy, where considerable number of them
voted the Democratic ticket. At this writ ing
we have been unable to get the official vote
from any precinct except this, but from unof-
dcial reports, which we consider nearly accu-
rate, the majority for the Democratic Electoral
ticket will not fall under l ,l80 and may pos"
,ibly reach 1900: Stoltrand, tho Radical
candidate for Congress in this DISTRICT, ran
considerably behind his ticket. The leading
Republicans at Easley and some other pre-
tincts dropped him and Col. Aiken's majority
may reach 400. The Radicals had no State
ticket in the field, but abstained from, ,yotii31R
the Democratic ticket. Th o only contest they,
made in the County was for the Legislature
Both their candidates, Lesley and Welborn,
ire badly defeated. Pickens County is solids
" Democratic, q fact that would have long
since been recognised by the Radicals had II
aot beon for the extreme anxiety Of certain
officials in our midst. Under oil the existing
circumstances the Democracy of The County
nave done well in this election, and may be
5afely relied upon at oil times in the future.
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REPUBLICAN, MAJoRlTIEs.
200
Net Democratic majority,
$4,000

Mr.. EDIToR: I dosiro space in vour
columns TO give brother Jas. Il. Bur-
dino my views on the queries of tho
Union meeting NJ Shady Grove.
lst. Has the pastor Of a church any
ruling power over tho church? As
we, the Baptist, arc one church,
think that the pastor has the power
ofone membor only, for Christ gavo
the key to the church and not to tho
twolvo only, and L think if brother
Burdine will road where Christ gave
his deciples thoir charge he will find
out why churches ordaln minister's
and call pastors. 49,. r...
End. Has tho church any ruling
power over the pastor Of tho church?
l think tnat not only tho church
where no docs not belong have power
over him, but that two or threo NOM
bers have powor over him, tor in tho
mouth of two or three witnesses shall
evory word be established. ..r- ...
...' JonN e. GILLESPIE.
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Capital Chips.

The Treasury now holds $359, ,472, 500 in
United 81 ates Bonds, to secure National Bank
circulation; United States Bonds deposited to
secure National Bank circulation, week end-
ed Saturday 28 .ult., $l,650,000, and with
drawn $l,0ll5O0. During the week ended
Saturday, 1878, in National Bank Notes
wcro received at the Treasury for redemption,
for the corresponding week of last year this
receipt amounted to $798, 600. q 5. .
Tho Comptroller Of the onrrBnov has de-
clared dividend of ten per cent in favor of
The creditors of the First National Bank of
Newark, N. j., making Ia oil diyidends a.
mounting to eighty per cont inSfesor of the
creditors OF the National Bank of the State
Of Missouri, st. Louis, making ia all ninety
per cent. also q divided Of ten per cent in
favorof the creditors Of tho Fishkill National
Bank, making In all eighty ave pc, cent;
also dividend Of fifteen per ceat In favor Of
the creditors 6f the First National Bank. a.
Butler, Pa, making in ail thirty per cent.
The following order was issued on the esd
ult by acting Postmaster General Tyncr ~
s'Lettcrs from foreign couatry and issued t.
person within tho deiivery 81 . postotsioe IN
tic United States, may, whore Tho proof Of
identity Is conclusive, and The purpose such
as would Justify resort 70 q reaerved power.
never to be oxescissd oxceptin sn emergency
ahicb admits Of NO other remedy So re-
turned to the country Of origin on the appli-
cation 81 he writer, approved by Tho Postal
Administration Of the country, and trans.
milisd by is Speh approssl being ondof-
stood III all oases, To Involve lie assumption
by such counlTy 81 al GIN, of any llhbilisy fol
damaoes that lnaY arise ogt Of saob falufa.
Before nefe1 th requests poBsfaas.
{efs III lis United States sUhniE 10 she
nsnasIer General, and recefS Is agiihoris
fs euch return to the bead oftbe ostal
Depat tment approYipglthe ppplioation 80
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oct 81, 1880
TlRe State OF South Carolina
COUNTY OF pIcRENs.

By o. L. DunANT, JUDGE OF PnoDATE.
Whereas, j. c. O'Bryant has made suit
to me to grant him Letters Of Administration
OF the Estate and Effects Of John O'Bryant,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said John O'Bryant, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Pickcns G. H., on
the 10Th day of November 1880, after publica-
tion hereof, at l O'Clock in the forenoon, to
shew cause. ifany they have, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this, the
10th day Of September, A. d., 1880 .
II OLIN L. DURANT, J.P.r.C.
oct 2l, 1880 s .., .
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covered the cause of alarm to be an overturned
fluid lamp in the basement, which was now
extinguished. G&
I also discovered Harry gallantly support,
ing cousin Fannie in his arms behind the
kitchen door, but very discreetly disappear
ed as his mustache came in suspicious contact
with her rosy checks. #l
The guests were to separate in one or two
days, so l knew well that my fate had to be
decided In short time, and began to form
plans and make high flown speeches to an
imaginary lady love. .|"
When the last day came was no nearer
the goal of my hopes and my abstraction and
blunders were fearful, for twice at dinner did
answer Uncle Jacob eyes Ma'am, and twice
drank water to somebody's health instead of
mine, but when capped the climax by help
ing Aunt Jonquille to ducks neck that time
honored relict asked:
81 say, Jacob, is that hoy demented?"
'No, Sarah," answered blunt Urole Jacob.
"only in love-"
Whereupon, during the general merriment
which ensued at my expense, the suicidal
mania again seized me, while my checks tin
gled with mortification
Towards twilight Of the same day, in state
of semi-distraction I walked in the garden to
calm my irritated nerves, when suddenly
saw, as L thought, my lady love sitting alone
and enticingly in an arbor.
Oh, propitious fate saw my time had
come TO dare and do, so in rushed and cast
myself desperately down beside the fair one,
while with tumultuously beating heart and
eyes fastened upon the vines overhead. be-
gan:
"A-hem, Miss-May?" and then ensued
pause, pause rs long as the Millennium, q
silence rs deep as the sea, while not sign of
sympathy did the fair one give.
ooh, Heaven" L thought in my anguish.
''are all women so cruel" and for the moment
bitterly hated sex which could be so cru
ely 80 relentlessly silent and unnppreciative.
Making at length superhuman effort tore
open my oleaving jaws and began the last, and
what considered to be tho best love specch 7
had committed to memory: "You must have
seen, dear lady, the deep devotion of nv
heart, my-my-my unbounded admiration,
my-my-.'
"Hn! hn! ha!" rang out mockingly the
sllvery tones Of cousin Fannie's laughter.-
''Poor boy. l did not know there were such
deep depths i'll your heart. Oh, oh, wha, q
joke"
a bright inspiration just here seized me,
and whispered something in her car which
made them burn, while she sharply asked:
'Where were you, sir?'
''On the basement steps," and pinchcd the
mad caps rosy check.
erred. you never, of course, saw anything,'
She exclaimed emphaticaly, "bGt-but you
just hold your mcd3ling tongue, SIR"
l saw my advantage. reader, and made uso
OF 1t. "Ccri"inly, cousin. You just help mo
out and we will be quits oh %
SO she did, for nice note right to the point,
composed by both Of US, rs l would not trust
my laundering tongue again, fixed matters en-
tirey to my satisfaction.
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D. F. BRADLEY. Editor.
TERMS:

For subscription, $50 per annum, for six
months, 75 cents; strictly in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
- uare Of one inch Or less for the first inser-
ION and fifty cents for each subsequent in
tortion. Liberal discount made to merchants
and others advertising for six months or by
tho year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
oharged for as advertisements.
Announcing Candidates FIVE dollars, in
a0vance.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County or PICKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Nancy A IIokc, Plaintiff, against K Hol-
oombo, W 7 Holoombe, E Holcombe and
Charles Il Judson, Defendants. ts.--JUDGMgNT
OF FoRECLosURE AND SALE.
DY virtue Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID and Sale, made in the above stated oaso,
on the Oath day of March, 1880, by Hon.
Thomas Thomson, Presiding Judge, will SELF
to the highest bidder, at Pokens Court House,
on Salesday in December next, during the
legal hours Of sale, the following valuable
Real Estate, TO wit:
All that Piece, Parcel, or Tract Of Land,
situate in Piokens County, on Georges Creek,
waters of Salude Rivcr, adjoining lands OF
John II. Bowen, Jano l.. Arnold, James Nc
Adams and others, containing Five Hu ndred
Acres, more or less.
TERMS-One- third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on day of sale; the remaiu-
der on n credit of one and two years, with in-
terest paid annually, and bond and mortgage
of the premises.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers and for
recording tho same.
j. J. LEWIS, cor.
nov 4, 1880 4
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The State of SOgsGIR Carolina
County of Picknns
By o. L, DURANr, JUDaE OF PROBATE

By o. L. DURANT, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WThereas, 7. p. Looper has made suit to
w me, to grant him Letters of Adminisr
tration of the Estate and effects of John NJ,
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular tho kindred and creditors of
tho said John NJ, Fendley, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Pickens @. H., on
the 10Th day of November. 1880, after publ
cation hereof, at ii O'Clock in the forenoon,
to shew cause. if any they have, Why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this, the
10Th day.of October, d., A. 1850
OLIN L. DURANT, J.p.P.o.
oct IL, 1880 ."a' % jnl - 8 ..
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BETTER TIMEs---Tho business rovi--
val aud new era of prosperity which
has commenced are in keeping with
the increased health and happiness
all ovor tho land resulting from tho
gencral introduction of Warmers Safe
kidney and Liver Cure, "The changes,
wrought by this romedy, says Rev.
DIR. Harvey, "sooms but little loss
than miraculous"
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The catalogue stStcs exactly what the pa-
pers arc. Whom the name of paper is prin1
ted in full face typoit is in every instance
the best. When print ed in Capitals it is tho
only paper in the place. The list gives tho
population of every town and the circulation
Of every paper.
The rates charged for advertising are bare-
ly one fifth the publishers schedule. Tho
price for single States ranges from So to $50,
The price for one inoh one month in the on
tire list is $G25. The regular rates of tho
papers for the snine space and time arc
$2,080.14 The list includes 052 newspa-
pers Of which 1877 are issued Daily and 7G5
Weekly. They are located in 1888 different
oities and towns, Of which 26 ape State Capt.
tails, 1853 places of over 5000 population, and
468 County Seats. For copy of List and
other information address
GEO. p ROWELL s. CO.,
10 Spruce Street, New York.
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> PumpkintoWn Ttems.

All quiet along the line tonight
Tho sorghumS distIers are making
their capacity. ~ .........5 .
Capt. Adams has removed his chair
factory to Oolonoy Street.
Maj Q. g. Allen is going to Green
vile City, a.s q. = .~..', -.
Mr. ". S. Jones has boon indicted
torretattfng sorghum without license.
t1opa he will reform y ow.gA,
Uacle James finger has got we'll.
Hope how'll soon be Oh our streets
again. !.
lcarn that MOssts, Williams g. DaS
Gus have completed thoir cotton gin
and mako q yory good sample. They
should use printes'sink -that is. tall,
through TnE SENTINEL 4. ii.
aa,S ------
ehlld Gnu be3hetithy If worms
aboand ~ iss stomach. Send for
Shrincrs lndian Vermifuge, tho ro-
liable remedy, :