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TOWnyule.

Mr.. G. Spears, of town, has cow from
a gallcn of whose milk he boasb that
poSnd of choice butter is made; e., Town
vile enjoys the novelty as wei as con-
yenience Of genuine ladies' store, which is
conducted by Miss Alice Hunter and Miss
Matte Simpson,. Preston Bruce, white
youth of 16 years, picked 419 pounds ct
cotton in one day recently. He IS entitled
to the palm. The Fork people are begin.
ming to laud Anderson as buying and SELL
ing market. It is drawing cotton away from
Seneca. Preaching will begin in the Pres
byterian Church at this place next Friday.
the 9Th, and continue till Sunday, when the
Lords Supper will be commemorated......
The ginning business is unusually lively
this season. There are as many as IL gins,
8 of which are public enterprises, in opera
ton in the Fork. Those at Townville and
Farmers Store, owned respectively by Nc
Carley & Co, and CAN'T g. Co., take the lead,
each of them having ginned about 185 bales
up to Saturday. End inst.."..The Double
Springs Baptist Church in this township
has been torn down to give place to line
new one, which is to be erected without de-
Law. It is noteworthy that with only one
or two exceptions there is not an old church
building in this entire Fork country. Seven
handsome new ones-ToWnville (Pres. !,
Townyille (Bap.), New Hephzibah lBap.),
Cedar Grove Meth Smith Chapel Meth,
Double Springs (Bap.) and Jones Chapel
(Meth. will have been built within in q
period of only four years. This is splen-
did showing of religious progress in the
Fork. LYcURGUs.
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Williamson.

Since the publication OF our last notes a
town election has been held here, whicn re-
suited in the election of Capt. !. w. Dacus
Intendant, and Messrs. J. T. Rogers, Austin
w. Clement, A. 81. Ford and ]. J. Cooley,
Wardens. Capt. Dacus is o young man of
energy and ability the Wardens are oil
first class gentlemen, and We are satisfied
that under the administration of this ticket
the town will continue to prosper.... Messrs.
Ben. and John Dacus are opening up q
splendid stock of goods in DR.. Epting's store
room, known as the ''Red House." These
gentlemen, brothers to our worthy towns
men J. w. and w. G. Dacus, aregentlemen
of acknowledged skill and energy in what
ever they undertake. They have been sue
cessful as farmers, and will doubtless be
successful IS merchants. Success attend
them in their new vocation !......Capt. MI.
P. Martin, one Of our most highly respected
citizens, recently left our town to locate in
Anderson. Though he has been in Will
liamston only about year, he has, by his
upris shtness Of character and gentlemanly
bearing, very much endeared himself to the
entire community. Everybody speaks we'll
of him, and everybody regrets to see him
leave. He goes to your town to take charge
of beef market. My word for it, Capt.
Martin will never sell you piece of bad
beef, If he knows I... Our young friend, Mr..
w. w. Brown, was, few days ago, elected
Principal of the male school here. Worthy
successor to the beloved Pickle, now him
self q student in Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore. Mr.. Brown, O graduate of the
Furman University, was faithful and sue
cessful student, and, we have no doubt, will
prove successful teacher. KNILC.
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The 32nd annual meeting of the An
derson County Bible Society was held IN
the Methodist Church at this place on
Sunday night, and was largely attend
ed by our people generally. The meet
ing was called to order by Col. j. n.
Brown, the President, who stated the
objects of the Society and the order OF ex-
ercises for the evening. The congrega-
ton united in singing hymn, after which
Rev, D. E. Frierson, D. D., mace an ln-
vocation. Rev. S. B. Jones, u. D., OF
Pendleton, and Presiding Elder OF the
Greenyille District OF the NJ. 70. Church
of this State, then preached most ex-
cellent sermon from the text, "fhe heav-
ems declare the glory. of God ana the mr.
mament sheweth his handiwork. Day
nnto dav uttereth speech, and night unto
night sSeweth knowledge. There is no
sneech nor language where their voice is
not heard.n "A collection was taken
amounting to $27, af;er which tho report
of the Treasurer, Mr.. A. B. Towers, was
submitted, which showed that the Society
had disposed Of largo number OF Bibles
during the year and that there were SIX
churches and two auxiliary societies CO.
operating with it in its noble work. Tho
following officers were reelected; Pres.
ident. Col. J. N. Brown, Vice President
Revs. D. E. Frierson, D. D., and j: s.
Murray; Secretary, John W., Todd;
Treasurer and Depositary, A. B. Towers;
Executive Committee, Rev: W.: d.
Strickland, Rev. J. E. Carlisle, Rev: =. T.
Gadsden, w. J. Ligon, It. M. White, MI.
Sharpe, ). B. Clark, J. A. Brock, j. W.
Poore, M. I. Brock, Thomas Crymes. On
motion, Rev. T. P. Bell was added to this
Committee. The Presbyterian Church
was selected as the next place of annual
meeting. and Rev. T. Bell elected to
preach the sermon before the Society.
The meeting then adjourned.
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FRIDAY.

Gates open at 9 o'clock a. M. Final Con.
test between Saddle Horses, Single and
Double Harness Horses will take place from
II O. m. to 2 p. m., at which time the Com
mittee will make their decision and tie the
ribbons. From to 8 p. IN. the final con-
test in Glass Ball Shooting will take place.
COMMITTEES TO AWARD PREMIUMS.
FIELD CRops-Wm G Watson, Director;
James A Gray, Superintendent. A Dean,
w Hix and Jesse McGee.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HoGs-J Belton Wat
son, Director; X Bailey, Superintendent.
P G Acker, Joshua Jameson, Jas a Drake.
HoRsEs-W w Humphreys, Director; W
T Dean, Superintendent. j n Vandiver. j
s Beatty, s H Provost, DR. P II E Sloan.
PoULTRY-W G Watson, Director; Frank
Crayton, Superintendent. V T Martin, T
M Cater, A Fretwell.
Observation-Disclosures "A"-Jesse w
Norris, Director; John Eskew, Superinten.
dent. D H Russell, D L Cox, w A McFall.
DEPARTMENT "B"-RM Burriss, Superin-
tendent. Mrs E A Bell, Mrs + Wilson,
Mrs Mary Vandiver.
DEPARTMENT "C"-John A Reeves, Super
intendent. Mrs w Ligon, Mrs B F Cray
ton, Mrs ] w Norris
DEPARTMENT "D"-J W Thomson, Super
intendent. Mrs Vashti Burriss, Mrs Martha
Baker, Mrs ] w B Shelton.
DEPARTMENT "E"2Dr J P ,Duckett, Su-
perintendent. Mrs R L Keys, Mrs G
White6eld, Mrs N Brown.
DEPARTMENT "F"-Dr NJ L Sharpe, Su-
perintendent. B F Whitner, w Fl D Gail
lard, A T Broyles.
AcruREs-DEpARrMENr "A"-D J
Sherard, Director; DR.. r F Diver, Super
intendent. VIM Ransom, Thomas B Lee,
E Evans.
DEPARTMENT "B"-John B Watson, Su-
perintendent. John G Whitefeld, A SSte-
phens, L e Campbell.
DEPARTMENT COW w Russell, Super
intendent. Mrs NJ E Bellotte, Mrs ] c Keys,
NEEDLE AND FANCY WoRK-J E Breazcale,
Superintendent. Mrs julius Poppe, Miss
Lizzie Mauldin, Mrs Jos w Keys, Mrs w T
Barr.
FINE ARrs-H G Scudday Superinten-
dent. Rev D E Frierson, G E Brown, Rev
] E Carlisle.
FLoRA1eJohn E allen, Superintendent.
Miss Carrie McFall, Mrs ] Reese FAINT, Miss
Jefie Edwards.
SPECIAL PREM1uMs-B.F 4. Crayton, Super
intendent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OScpu N I1TOWI, SupeF'
intendent. Kenon B:eazeale, w B Watson,
s n Crayton.
PIGEON AND GLASS BALL SHooTING-J D
Maxwell, Superintendent.
Any person named on the above Com
mittees who propose exhibiting in the De-
partments to whichthey have been assigned
will be relieved upon their giving notice to
the President.
Superintendents are requested to be pune
tual at their respective Departments on
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, and seethat
the Articles are not handled by visitors.
Those named on the Committees are re-
spectfully requested to report to the Super
intendents of their respective Departments
on Thursday morning.
Superintendents are specially requested to
see that no persons other than an officer of
the Association or a member of the COM
mittee for his Department are permitted to
participate in tasting articles on exhibition.
They will return their Department Books,
together with the Reports of the Committee
duly signed, to the Secretary on Friday
morning at 9 o'clock.
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@a- The duty off quinine did not save
much, as that drug is not as exter sively
used as before the invention of Tabler''
Portalinc, to regulate the liver, and cure
diseases arising from this diseased organ
Portaline will cure torpid liver. Price soc
For sale by Wilhtc & 1vilhite, Druggists
Anderson. S. C..
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Said an aged minister, "When wish to
speak with ease take teaspoonful OF
Coussens' Honey of Tar, the best cough
medicine in the world. 1t will clear the
throat and voice better than anything ever
used" Price Soc. For sale by Wilhite q
Wilhite, Druggists, Anderson, 8. G.
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@- Just received a car load of thirty
new Buggies, Phetons, &C., from Cincin-
natl Call and see these handsome vehicles.
We have got them to sell, and when we
price them to you we know they will so.
REED e. STEPHENS,
Main street, South Of Square.
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The LITTLE MEDICINE CnEsT-May kp-
pie Liver Pills are the most reliable in the
world, and entirely vegetable. Price, 10
cents for large boxes. Sold by Nfilhite d
Wilhite, Anderson, S. c. elm
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va. EXTRA FINE WESTERN SEED
WHEAT Just ffom Cincinnati, RED RUST
PROOF SEED OATS and BARLEY for
sale bv SULLIVAN & MATTISON.
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WEDNESDAY.

Articles willebe received and arranged for
exhibition. Only Live Stock will be re-
ceived on Thursday morning until 10
o'clock, provided it has been entered on or
before Wednesday.
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More than Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth of
GOODS NOW ON HAND AND ARRIVING

CONSISTING of Sugar and Ties Goce
all descriptions Goods thousand dollars worth
Clothing Hardware
Betting
upon helping public
who will mind that they promptly this Fail for both
Merchandise and Gaano. WeaH Yours respectfully,
BLECKLEY, BROWN &
Anderson, Sept. 1880
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A trnl package of "BLACK-DRAUGHI" "
free of charge at
Simpson, Reid e. Cos.

CHEAPER THAN PHYSICIANS B1LLs.-"A
THING OF BEAUTY Is joy FOREVER.
What is it7 Something prepared for wo'
man only, and used by them exclusively.
1t is adapted especially to cases where the
womb is disordered. and will cure all irreg-
nlarities of the "menses" or monthly
courses, by restoring the discharge, whether
acute or chronic, in every instance:
Bradfield's Female Regulator, "Woman,s
Best Friend" is prepared only by Or: ):
Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga, and sold at $l,5C
per bottle by Wilhite & Willlite, and Simp'
HHon, Reid & Co., Anderson, S. G.
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NINETY Six, Sc, March 1G, 1879:
DIR. L. T. HILL have used your He
PATIO PANAcEA, and find it valuable rem,
edy for Sick and Nervous Headache. and
Constipation of the Bowels. l would not
be without it. JAMES RODGERS, JR;
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
Wilhite G. White, Anders N, s. @. 1O-lm
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NEURALGINE-THIs SPECIFIC FOR
IN Neuralgine and Headache is not Of
fered to the public US KING CURE ALL, but is
only good for Neuralgia and Headache.
For these troubles it is unfailing. EVERY
BOTTLE GUARANTEED if taken according to
directions.
Hrxr RANK1H & LAMAR.
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Admission Fee

Superintendent and members of Com
mittees will be admitted without charge on
application to Secretary's office.
Secretary's Books will open on Tuesday,
October 19.
J. L. TR1BBLE, Secretary.
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THURSDAY.

Gates open at 9 o'clock a. IN. Exhibi-
tion Of Saddle and Harness Horses from II
a. m. to 2 p. M, to close with general ex-
hibition Of Saddle, Harness and Halter
Broke Animals. Glass Ball Shooting from
! to 3p. m.
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SWINE OF CARDUI" for Ladies only.
For sale by Simpson, Reid e. Co.
WOODBURY.,

WOODBURY., N. j., July Is, 1876.
DIR. C. ]. MoFFE1Tr-Dear Sir never
forget the gratitude QUE you for saving the
life of my boy, Robert, sohen at deaths door,
from Cholera Intantuna. After having tried
travelling, different localities and climates
many physicians and remedies, the disease
only increased in violence. As soon as we
commenced giving Teethina Teething
Powders) the disease began to abate, the
child to rest better than he had done TOR
months, his appetite to return, and soon has
rosy cheeks gaze joy to his mothers heart.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. GEN. S. G. FRENCH.
For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite. 10 I'm
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w- Just received, FIFTY WESTERN
BUGGIES of all styles. J. can suit any one
now in Buggy, Phaeton, or any kind of a
vehicle. G. 4. REED, A'gt.
October 9th, $780,
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For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.

Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in nWINE OF CARDUI."
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chills

and fever impossible.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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BEWARE OF MERcURy.-One Thousand
dollars in gold will be paid for every grain
of mercury or other mineral substance
found in May Apple Liver Pills. Price Is
cents for large boxes. Sold by Wilhite d
Wilhite, Anderson, 8. G. 10-1m
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No headache or back.ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUI."
For sale by Simpson, Reid g. Co.
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PROGRAMME
OF THE
ANNUAL FAIR

ANDERSON FARMERS AND MECHANICS
ASSOCIATION.
October Goth, 21st and 22nd, 1880.
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Senator Hampton has returned to this
State, and is now with the campaign party
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Take "BLAcK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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!. The circus passed up to Walhalla on Tues
day night, where it exhibited on Wednes-
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Gates open at 9 o'clock a. m. Final Con.
test between Saddle Horses, Single and
to M 1eS at WHICH M tim time bee the COM
mittee will make their decision and tie the
ribbons. From l to 8 p. IN. the final con-
test in Glass Ball Shooting will take place.
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WhOIesaIe Agents, ATLANTA.
For sale by Simpson, Reid Co. 101-r
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In consequence of the decline in the price
of cotton, business has not been so brisk
; the past week.
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We had q call on Monday last from little
man from across the Savannah who has
been soiourning in our town for week or
more who positively refused 70 tell his name,
which we can only accos.nt tor on the
ground that he was ashamed OF his daddy,
but whose physiognomy gives sufficient
evidence that he was none other than the
offspring of John McGill, of the Hartwell
Sun. In point of looks we must say that
our little visitor is an improvement on his
sire, who is not by any means bad looking
man, and in all other particulars promises
to be quite his equal. He had both hands
full of candy, and would give no other in
formation as to who he was or where ne
came from except that flc mas Georgia
cracker"
Colonel Fry, the Superintendent of the
G. & G. R. R., has made the following
special rates over his Road to this place for
the purpose of accommodating persons de-
string to attend our County Fair: From
Columbia $50, Aston $4.10, Pomaria
$3.50, Prosperity $3.50, Newberry $500,
Chappels $3.50, Ninety-Six $40, New
Market $1.85, Greenwood S1.75, Abbeviile
S1.75, Hodges $1.35, Donnalds 95c, Hohea
Path 75c, Belton 40c, Williamson 7Oc,
Greenville $1.5O, Pendleton 55c, 'Walhalla
S1.35. The tickets will be good to return to
places where purchased. We hbpNthis re-
duction in railroad fare will have the effect
of inducing many of the citizens OF these
towns to attend our Fair. which We sincere
" trust will be better this year than ever
Z hofnrn 80.
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A car load of twenty-six bales of cotton
was burned at Ninety-Six, on the G.. & 9.
sR. B., last Saturday. The car when fourd
to be on fire was Immediately detached from
The train, but the burning had progressed
z 40 far that it was impossible to save any oi
the cotton. The car was from Abbevllle
making the third car load from that place
that hos been burned within ten days.
This induces the opinion that the burning
was the work of an incendiary.
, 1880-03-17
CRIMINAL NEWS.

sup,uyy1tIp mi. March 1n.-The 1Itt1e vs1
,oa - pra.ats LII, -. nv ,,,,,oiI,a,,,. ~
unted tour mics southoast OF this metropolis.
wns yesterday tho scene Of a drunken bacchn-
unlnp row md tlrht that Ind utofu blood In 1t
tn1N, nolso. an 'n1'tuual Known Us Sosepa
kcck opened In the aboyo"nAmed yillngo q
invited oyory nerson Ia tho cuuntY. In
tl,n nftcrnonn r mnt,ov' ,-nwd hns roth.
tno "'.s.h'. "Au.sy '-ewu AN@ 'aH sasa.
individual was drunk, bolng ready to
commit my net that whisky will cause n man
10 d.. In tho ovcninY, wheu tho tUbauchery wns
VIVA In lid cr,w,l hnpcnrti to nneA by tho pluce
I'his cotinie Tor actup limo hnyr mt been ftvinR
ji penco ind flap,,luess, 60 Luther auIze OH thss
nnrHrfmnirv fi, a.I,vs III mrntInoss nu t,warri
, 1880-03-17

S sis4nn. s"fss,i sni tnlaii sl'.n9 ;ssSnss "a
H;.sikMst b.; 1,f. l;'nfs; 4; Ehirc J; E,!lost'
K"prnsr wgiii!tan i's:t, FrcG Kani1i:?, IT,, rinr:
xIs!scnrEe ti.a. .. liafi1,an. rerl jiirrch. md
" H. ;sia ;: 'S1a ,n IT, III 1 AZ H.. a
Iiiwnnttni: .1nln.,.rap lGse..-trtu set, Mr. and
Mrs. SnwIackrr; cuse twelve fnaer.}H'wIH.. Mr..
s"i tray @ III. ' a''a NJ. j. /. Ani,!can: nj"'ica
!et's-n:iAtc act, ircno if"r'ler: trotzn .tntnc,
NJ. WILLIAM 1leyt; bronze ,sts.t'.. MEs "; II:
Y"rk: fit. inkstanit, Emil Kii,.srtWrs
Nrw f"rk; c'nhr',l,iereI 'irc.scrce.,
II If wsier %na %ss T. nd aa'ssi R,s'. Ssa!s { sy. ssyt
ilt'w"r-rfntrl. ilrrtha md lte'sn slrcrnchuum:
ebony lniaId Ra@!iako i,u,lt,tr cn'lnot, NJ. I.
fn; sinbrs,iicri slippcr.;:,sc, III. .ae"i; 81
mi N!s. Pauline Da.i'.1al: silxcr tets.n.te,a
s.r 1T: :s ws!4nt II. syt1 r., III r M. a;r! mn,1He .ri
fork: silver ttt sct, Mr. n,l,l Mrs. Il. Maadrl;
;s!y;r a,ua crss'al fruit e%rEM. W. and Mr.. g.
ne!nhe!n,, Snw rork: si.er ear'.; T.! recev.f'
sry snFy n 5 e anS IT,; as sssf ds,.sRst IT.
!; ssct,hri'nrr; silver ,nnt.bnwI. ,Mr. md
ss w. NM, a. Sos Mo,sn'"d s aar sTyss! sstn sa sSas
3nr!itnier. Mr.. anti Mrs sam seafold: two tW,th
Eck-holers, L,lllnn sc!x; Inarhtc fiKnrc, finttla
l"r9er; syer t!clle. 1ars 1"!s !a*fnh.rK;
3hAnt AHtns VI 1th !GHt..
.,sar. tar! I1ercnbcru: slvcr frnIt.stM.Et. II. n.
uuss!Hy; rl!vGr cnator, ilachnHl and E.l.iio Mey-
i,r; ,;,s sIl'cr Mr a MfN ii ku5; ixo,y
ret, sir. md Mrs. II. kch,.; chincRe dcssert.set,
;toseph ind cnra Snydccker; silver fr,iit.tsi,.
II i. Frank; innl lnl!cn MATCH boxes. Abto Adler;
silver tcn,srt. Mr. a4d /, Mr.. 1 7: L. Fr.nk;
GEailt @ @%rstlIy;esk J. + 1Get!eh G,nsis a. sh J 4
!: ". ts!!tncr, William isnst. Frrd kau!flGr. Il.
tarT,s Hnosg s Z; ;tn mpa, hs,ar r n ~ sa sfsa
ters Of tho bride; n'alol'cl dcssort set, sr md
Mrs n: kuhn; elegant atuci G!Yrn vinH, lIcIlci-
bAcll; t!H'sGr+, ". uild N.s sctz. MI. Leo kn!.
patr If yu..s, Htr. and Mrs; Edward 1tAsiy; patr
u ruscs, Mr.. nitd Mrs; ". sGnnlon; pntr of
innrb!g atat,irt-"Cnrlti Eapt!vs,'-ar. aiitt
Mfs NelsSn A9rris; Pa!f Of tx rarian 1,, sa1n:ots
kohn; T!!r Of hantlsouao baud. .palnted shells IN
frnnns, Mr: aiid Mrs. Jntns strauss: steel en-
EraslsKs. NnnnGtto Funk afd EuKene Arm
holm; elegant silver as,d Elna set ct four pieces,
Mr. ailA Mrs. t;11st,Ir Fuehs: !ttlsstA lcAthrr
, 1880-03-17
CRors SOUTH AND WEST.

CINCINNATI, Mnrch f0.--The 6tar to-iluy pul,-
llshea fruit and crop reports from nearly nll
farmers OF tho various sections. All through
Ohio Illinois, and Indiana. tho wheat-orop Ia ro-
ported remarkably flnoswith larger aorcaEe
Gown thnn Ut any previous time: LII Kentucky,
Knnsna, and Tennessee. BOn1 Injury by tly Is
nyortHu "TRIP. Kuntucky. Tennessee, aud ss,,th-
cru Ob!o ura proparlns to plant m,,eh Iaore to-
largey. y.incrcascd acroago devoted TO hemp.
, 1880-03-17
CUTICURA RES0LVENT.

The CUTlCuRA N.sOLyESr Is assisted In cur
Ing all hlifnora ttAt appenr npo1 tho stlrfnce by
CUTECUNA, II Medicinal Jolly. which arrests a(i
cxters,al symptoms of ttiseast., cuts away deI1
ekii, mud hcsh nllnys inflammation. Itching, and
irritation. hgnls Ulcers surCs, and wounds. hiltl
rcprn!.lces nnd hcaut!1cs tho hair by nllnying
hent and irritation 1tcotltn!ns M grcnsc. mover
becomes rancid. md ts natural IlMir Dressing:
CUIICrIsA MEDICINAL TOILET soar. prepared
from CurICuRA, for cleansing discussed surfaces.
healing. softcn!ng, refreshing, and M:auttfy inY
tue skta Is inyalans j. II t"is!: Gnfs nd
Js0 6tlAr ts tho trst and only mssiClnMl eonp
prepared expressly for shaving, and Is cxtlnya.
EAtlt!y praised uy NcntlGmen.
, 1880-03-17

,sa v9b 9i th,i MnrEn heioro her alleged narrinEo
further rnys his c,nIsrl ,,as written tn t,ahkoth
fnr, a,'eh inforsnnlon and tho nnmea 1t
n"ln ,..,,. witnesses: hut has not ynt rtcn'vch
nfTx:lltn such testsnuny nt tho ndjnNracd slay Of
TIT. IL examination.
asc sts "' ,sfsfs nf 1 ssa IL s; ~ ;se sa hp "s
a,iani irtor ~ snys ' uat IT," b. sa'' haya r scn..
nllrrcd tinrriaxe ol sa ,inEslo With th!s ailant
soewa se Mat otn tao lawful wife of s"th faGi sb
.. TIE LADIES CAM. IN
during tho rca1ng Ur tho nGklnyIt, and No.
t took . scat near the Ju,ga nntl on'y few fcet
irnni tho prsnnor. Mr. Vim turcn INFECTED, hut
the Cn,trt nllpwed hnr to at there. A. for Nn9.
ahe smiled and Rh!N,k h.r hcil negatively nt tho
ntllltvns to !ltrsgf IN tho hfl1ahrft, while No.
tried TO get look mt DnsIs. hut wns prevented
ny 'f ia % 5 9rn "F ts 1s as xfast,ns vi Tsss;
staried out tu s1n'ak of tho inntcr!alty Of tho
Coi. Caie,1, I hed Il that tho records and tho tcs-
tlmhny must show their mntoralty on thclr
81 yan huron went on to speak Of bis dill
i,waro that III Dsvis End End icc,. convicted over ant
tycr nsaln Ut tho bar nf public opInlon, thouKh
ttlt ha t1atl only ouo lawfMl wifct-thc Inst nt,o
Tha ilrst wife was n lawful wife. b!.t afe hn.l
RED DayIs kn,wing ho Ind living w!tG; ilencG
that nHrriaEc w,s null md void. Tho THRU
ani vsR sne so that tr'G sSat sraas win a
null and void. Accounting to tho luws OF tho
and and tho at'tS of llltnt,is thora was but @ ono
lcRn! n,arr!aEo..tho lass one,-nad tho last wifo
Chi. Ctltnoron III reply asked tho Court II TINT
wasn't
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY LAM ARGUMENT
hat. ut