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the reason II Il more generally 'esd through
out the county; the Yinalcaior has but very
small circulauon--Jsmes Prock thought al
had better 90 ard snbscribe for Ihe VindlCa'
tor.
The amendment lost and Mr.. Pains motion
adopted.
The several nominees were called up ana
pledged to support Garfield aud Arthur.
We must say With ali oandoF that the con
yen,ion was one OF harmonious and good
feeling throughout, that MIR. J. III. Hawkins
although young Aod never presided oyer
convention before, acquitted himself with
much honor and ability OF his maiden EFFORT
as ppsllamontarisn. His rulings wore OF
the strirtesL impsrliality.
The ticket Is composed Of tho best men 10
the Repnb!ioa party, all OF tho conservative
element Capt. r. B. Robinson iGr Pos
Attorney and. Judge j.. II. Todd for County
Treasurer; are we'll deserving the'places, for
which they are nominated;. acting upon the
principles OF democracy and freedom, we
haze no hesitAuoy in pledgng.t to. them our
hearty support and. we have no doubt Of
their election.
Mr.. ID. VI. Austin for Representa'lie, Nj
obss. a. Meyers Tor shG sod collector; NJ.
w. Marion Harrison, for assessors IL. s.
Buringsme for coua,y surveyor; d. F. Cot.
toa 1st Dist. and AaAAlom Bear 2nd Dist,
justice Co. court ars all nen ol the arsl
water and will, Il elected, make tue best Of
officers.
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GreOnbaCk COnventIaa

On lsst Saturday according 10 preYiou.
notice given, gOo1ly number of the eolid
oil larmers ssseub bled at the Court huust;
as repre-, entsnye men OF the Greenback party
OF Miller county, Judge IA. NeYtls tock the
chair and called the meeting to order.
Judge Rec, candidate for Congress wss
called to address the meeting, 10 substance
spoke as follows: lie denied that ho had At
any time or by speech that be hsd lvh the
IioUs and Frauds upon the people, that he
had been Republican and sill endursss the
bloody shirt, the constitutional amendment
aud the reeonstructiou. He ful tneS stated
that the war is ended, and ls years OF psrtl-
san strife had passed into history, sl se,t'ed
by Congressional egislallen, aad thus should
remain forever TINT the vital issue OF to.
day, was the financial quettiop, the protection
Of the masses of ihe people against power and
mouopoies, the laboyiag aud producing
classts against the montsd rings aud bond.
holders. He endorsed tho principles OF the
q. Is. L. party. Al uded 10 acts Of Congress
Ql 1861, 1852. 1869, 1871, 1873 and 1915 thai
NIL these acts IN relation 70 our bOnis aad
tuOue9 "eso 1ieSAlg w tub thktFbat OF Tue
RICH men OF the nation and against the labor
ing and producing classes, Without abusive
epithet, he charged that this legislation was
the joint act OF both the old parties. He de.
nounced the resumption act OF 1875, and de-
nloi that % effect we had any resumption.
That resumption means coin shall be the
only legal tender, that the purpose Il to make
gold aud silver money superior 10 all paper
money thereby aGOrding gold gamblers Al
opp lrtunIty 10 speculate on the peoplss mon
ey. lie urged the prompt payment OF the
bonded Indebtedness OF the Gov, according
to contract. Instead of refundlng into long
Time Interest bearing bonds, and to this ono
he urged the Unlimited coinage Of both silVei
\ aud gold
Wnen Judge Rec concluded his speeeh
the chairman announced that they. as party,
had agreed 10 support Hon 5 +. Harrison
for Representative, II n. 4. NJ. Rice for Con.
gress and Judge B. n. . itton the Repubiean
nomlnee fot County court justice OF the ~
district. Mr.. Harrison came forward aad
formally accepted and gave notice he would
canvass the county In conjunction with other
ani'dstes TO diseas1 the Issues OF The times
The meeting then arilurutd.
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--SpcciaI Notice To those sillct-
I'D with sore eyes Of every naturei no matter
how long standing; If one can tell d'y igbi
from darkness, don't give up as valuable
member as the eye. When you can Sc. sur
ell by coming to Pleasant Mount, Miller coun-
ty. Mo. and bsye them cured on ihs lsrest
terms, Satisfaction guaranteed in every case,
making application to n; II any one has
friends 10 matter waere they are; write 10
them aud see what wonders W. are cfrellng
in every case We res'; our nediolne stsbds a
higher recommendation than any medicine
Tor the eyes in this state; we are reaiy St all
times to prove, clear 0t humbugery, If you
can't come to u, don't fail to write and LEI
US know where you are.
DRs BANDY & YASHoosuR.
Pleasant Mount, Miller equity, Ao.
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PLEASANT EoUHF SCHOOL.

The Pleasant Mt. school opened Mon.
day under the charge OF w, H. Kemper.
This is tho only graded public school in
Miller county. Students anticipating going
10 school this fall aud winter will do we'll
70 consl ier this school. The public school
continues four months. The tuitiol viii be
" 90 per month. The suhecs taught are
those tauRht IN the public schools Of the
county With the addition of higher branches
Good beard ia cheap. Whsn tie Public
school closes l will begin a select school
which will continue Ave months, tbiI giving
nne montbs term OF school, For any
Information regarding the school address,
w. n. KENPRs. ResAnt Nj. Mo.
pleasant NJ. NJ. August ~ b, 1880.
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rhs Mothers Lamont.
IG. N. AkeRs !

"Mv darling Ia gone" iond mcthor said'
| walt for her coming, but bear not lhe yreaa
Ol her footsteps 50 light on the carpeuen moor,
And she'll neyef, no mayor come back AnF
moro.
la the MON Of her lie the dread summons
came
And she's gone, gone forever, and am to
blame.
she might haye been with m, blessing to-
Had l taught Der tho lesson TO HEAR ASp
oBsY.
For duty neglected what excuse can brng2
[ loved her, INDUCED har, IN evary thing,
For how can q mother indulgence denli
There was ever Smle Ia her bonnla blue eye,
And her voice like mu.ic was pleasant TO hear
As tho song oil the birds IN the spring OF The
year,
But then she was wiliul--w5uid have her
own way
And considered II slly TO HEAR AND onEY.
Twas a cold stormy evening, Jaw tho fakes
fail
And tdld her she'd better not 90 TO tto ball,
'Oa busli dearest mother, said she with a
sneer,
Don't yon know that ihsnksglving ooly
comes once year
I, ,pie oi the weather the wind and tho
snow,
Ia sp,te oi remonstrance I'm going TO CO."
Then with light iootsiep she bounded away
Njt deeming il prudent 10 HEAR AND OBEY.
Sac returned 10 the moroing, went strsig ht
70 her bed
And complained all tee day with paia in
the head.
,eTls cold, said the Doctor, weswa;ched Der
with care
Aud hoped that the symtoms would toon
disappear,
But watching, and hoping, yea, praying
were vain,
Consumption cot IN, and-you know what !
mean,
She died as hundreds ara dying tcaiy
Because they would never gJnd voices cboy."
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
BULL.DOEE POLIFIC.

At the Township ls,ass meeting OF the Re-
publcans lasG Thursday; we attended ss
luoker on in Venice, two elements appeAroc;
one wholly unsuspechng OF being balI-doz q;
the other cut and drisd for the occss on, To
-kslp Todd and RObiyson Ia the clbyelltiou
TO meet the next day (Frlday.) The rhair-
man was selected, who WAS W appoint three
chosen oues rs committees to report SIX
chosen ones as delegates TO the county uon.
vention, one was selected 10 make motions
and others 10 seConL; all VI winch VAS rub
through the political mill in regular order.
A stranger not knowIsg The past and pres
snt troubles OF the party, IN gbt not suppose
there was anything rOtton IN Denmark; bat
o those present, whJ we're familiar with the
outs and innnEs, it was manifest there war
.ometbing deal In the meal there were cb-
scLiuns made to the proceeding, but too
late 90 avail Auy thiny. An aoj ,urrmenl be.
ing imprumtu, left tho unnatural birth Of the
ak delegated so'ons 10 the county SAnhe-
drom uncovered, the s,oDch became 50 great
al had u vsca.e Ihe peoples court house, to
nave Irea ld pure air. Tdc s;G dear children
aithlul tu the work, wItn exc lping knife Aud
tomahawk, "a mOrbsd thrst Tor the skelps OF
Todd aud Robinson Appeared 10 the front
ranks OF that august asssmblHge on Friday,
TO medltste over tle veal or woe OF tue
great Republican party Of Miller. Bat ala I
poor Ddsmps, the S8hDeites, Riehwoodsltes
FraUkilnt's pnl j AenDi ties IN solid column.
springIug IRON the loins OF their ancient aud
noble trlbes, also appeared In tie arena ana
on the battle held With their bsttirin rAtus,
plkes, ,vt lns equal to Joshua's host before
Jerico. Tae aspirciug targets were h1isted,
Tie lorg roll OF forty we're called, lhe brehG
cleaning jhyelins OF tsonty ave tried And
faithful 'tts' aforesaid, puuesured the inf Nttd
thia covering of the lliegiumate Ofi,priogs
OF ol l-doze progeny, begOltsn In s harsn oI
mushroomlsIn. Tbe s'gh', means aud grOans,
just after the battle, were neysr greater 10
the twAmps and quagmires OF a lsllauAssa
graveyard.
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A goOd Watch Fer S5

FoT FIVE DoLLAKs we will ssnd bv mail
postage prepsid and registered, 10 any I'D.
dress, tull-sizad handsome and excellont
watch, stem winder Of American manufac-
ture, warranted 10 give satisfaction as 70 wear
appearance and time. Ssnd monsy In reg.
istered letter, or by postal order. Reference
TO The publisher Of this paper. with whom
we DO business, Write your nams ana the
name OF your Post Odioe plainly and address
MERCHANTS ADVERTISING AGENCY,
b2 HFOhdRay NEW Yong
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"WcH, Father Brown, how dill you Ike
the sermon yestordayr' asked n young
preacher. "YOa see, paaoH," was the re-
ily II haven't I. TGip chauca at them sermons
ot yours. I'm an old man now and have tn
LET pretty wall back bv the stow, and therr'-
oil Miss Smihic, Wiiarr T q n Rylau's
d4ters'n Ngbby Birt ~ all the rest setting 10
front OF ma Ga their mouths WIDE open
a swalleriL' down all The best oi tho =, rmon,'u
RhS. gets dowa to ms is..putty poor stuff,
parsOn, putty poor stuff"
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Democratic National Ticket,
PREsIDRNTIAL ELECToRs.

At large-H. N. Philips, Jas. L. D. MOrri,
son.
Fret District-J james o. Broadhead, Of St.
Louis.
Second-Ed. P. McCarty, OF s.. Lou's.
Third-Wm T.. Bentley, OF st. Louis.
Fourth--Msrshsll Arnold, OF Scott county.
Fiith-J1s. 4. Organ, of Dent.
Sixth--Frank .. Ne,bitt, Of s.. Clair.
Ssventh--XenophoD Rylsnd, of Latsy cite.
Eghtb-James Gibson of Jack, on.
NiDth--Chsrles +. BvOher. of Andrew.
Tenth--E. M. Harder, of Grundy.
Eieventh--N. ID. Thurmond, Of Galloway.
Twellth-John +. Williams, Of Macon.
Thirteenta-Champ Clark, OF Pike.
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Hon. X.NorujS RYLAAD Of Lexington,
candidate for olyctOr in Inis district on the
D gmootAtlc ticket made & speech In this
county, last Saturday 81 tho Courthouse.
There was not very large autiencc, bu! all
Wore attentive. We shalt rot attempt t. out
line Mr.. Byland's address. Il was opH OF the
most brilliant addresses We have ever heard.
OF n,ble and commanding personal appear.
ance, graceful in gesture, 10 every tone and
expression be revealed tbg orator and the
patriot For wo hours 10 held the audience
sp II bound, Snd won adniratiou from every
bearer. Such an address is seldom heard and
when hoard Is not soon forgotten.
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Il. o. Swalem is q candidate for PrOsecut-
ing Attorney 10 and Tor Miller county sub
ject TO the decision OF the sovereigns thereof
on the 2nd day OF November 1850.
Eiitor .BASNgR; Dear :sirs: There was
convpealiOu held under the auspices OF w. T.
Franklin IN the interest of his Arst love;
wealth and be succeeded Ia maxi
ing quasi republican ticket for or in Miller
county. There we're seventeen spsrtans in
the neld, like 3Os at Chicago, who stuck to
men OF principle; who then stood and now
stand for Republicans and not for tie mepi
who two years ago destroyed the life OF my
departed friend T. A. FOl.Om By cruel,
hard, and untrue announcement, that CON
signed him TO ths grave. s'As TRuE MAN
As -GoD EVER LIST LIvE," will not u0der
any circumstances yield 10 this class OF mem
but will chAllepgs. the.cQassnt OF the reople
of Miller county 70 iebake the presumptions
o. these syeophantS,
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STITE TICKET

FoR GovsRNoR,
7. I. CRlTTENDEN. Of Johnson.
LiEuTENAYT-GCvE
R0BT. A. CAMPBELL, st, &ou,s.
JUDGs or SUPREME CouRT:
ROBERT u. Ray, Of Carroll.
STATE TREASURER:
PHIL. E. CHAPPELI., Il Cole,
SECRETARY OF STATE;
MICHAEL K. MCGRATH, st. Louis.
STATE AUDITOR;
JOHN. WALKER, Of Howard.
ATTORNEY. G GENERAL:
DAN'L q. MCINTYER, Audrain.
REGISTrR OF LANDS:
ROBERT MOCULLOCH, II Cooper.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE G. PRATT, Of Boone,
FOR cokGRRss
JOHN F. PHILIPS.
Of Pettis County,
ToR JUDGE OF FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
e, L, EDWARDS.
OF Cole!oounty.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up as stray by j. X Wells, OF
Equality township, Miller county, Mo-, AID
posted before tho undersigned. justice OF
the peace Tor said township on the 7lh day
OF october, 1880. q light bay horse mule,
rather light ab Jut The nose and breast, about
ISL hands high, supposed TO be 2 years old
past, DO Other marks or brsnis yisible, np+
praised At $40 by Wm. B Buster, Aaron
Bell, Samuel Bell. Appraisers sworn,
Il. YLB BRYcK, j. 7,
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TO TEE AFFLICTED |
Drs Bandy aud dVanhoosor

Drs. Bandy and Vnnhoosor
Have mads wonderful discovery OF
medicine that will cure all kinds OF sore eyes.
Dr. VAnhooser has been for some time
pracIic'nR in the vicinity OF Mt Pleasant
and Miller county, With unparalleled success
aud OF late hRs formed co-partnership With
DR.. @. N. Bandy. Their oince is now At
Pleasant Mount, MILLER county, Mo-, any one,
who may be tfn,etei with sore eyes, should
go or write to them. They guAFaates per-
msnent cure.
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ID. Pleasant sbps a1a Root HandIng.

james j Il cd will hall sole shues and
ooots ior 50 ceals per pair till lst March.
1881.
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"Glod morning, Mr.. BroVr; you're first
az last; you ussd to be behind before, but l
not CO you baye been early Of late"
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Spring Garden Seminary, KILLER Co.. Ks

rne Annual Sosson OF tue Spung & arden
5 h"Ol will confluence on or about Sept. 6.h,
1850, aud continu fhn mnnths--Fur particu-
lars address SUTTON h MoLEs, Locust
Mound, Miller county. Mo.
p21 q m
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E0TICE

The undersigned wishes 10 employ
school teacher 10 tescn W. Dist. l, T Al. 4 IL,
Who caq tAAch E'glish sod:G 'rmau as lhs
Law directs.--W T. LUaros, Dtt clerk.
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nnnnhlioan ConniY Convention.

| convention 10 order. Judge Bear nOninaVeu
j. NJ. Hawkins for chairman, unanimously
chosen who on taking the chair, said; Gentle
men; | co not know that am able 20 net rs
chairman, but will do the beet / can; hsTe
fought for The Republican party, especially III
| Miller cOu0ty. The one thing needinl IN the
Republican party is bsrmonY u 81 will lay
a,ldo personal preiudioes tbs party can be
successful. G nelemeo; I am no Tarlimen-
tartan but will do the best caqi II orr 1t
will be OF tho head and not Of the heart.
DR.. II. II. Brockmsn was chosen Sec. and
A. q. Keys Asst. Sec.
EE. Sbf Brockmau and Esq. Umstesd ap
pointed Sergt. a. arms.
MI q. s. Phillips.movs1 for committee
on credentials and one on order Of business;
adopted.
TIE chair appointed on credeniisle; NJ,
Catron. 7 }. Merchant, d. II. Austin, John
Boar, J. e. Med onald. w. Il. Payne, and NJ.
Russell.
Cpmmil,ea on order OF business, w. 7.
Franklin, X. Boyee, Il. B. Garner, Cbas.
Clark, II. B. MtEwin, JAS. Proek. o.
Phillips.
The committee on credentials report the
Gllegates appearing from the several town
ships and entitled TO seats.
Saline 10, Fankln 8, Glase g. Richwoods
o, Usage 3. jim Henry 2, Equality 6.
Inc comm ittee on order Of lu iness report,
the convention proceed to nom innate in the
following order.
lst For Sheriff and Collector,
2nd Prosecuting Attorney
g Assessor
4 Treasurer
8 Surveyor
g Coroner
z Representative
8 District Judge.
Motion TO adopt the reports; Mr.. W ait moved
to reject the report and have Representative
frat. MIR. Phillips explained the cbiec; was
to harmopize the friends Of i binson and
Swslem on the office OF Pros. Attorney, that
il Robinson was nominsssdi Swalem's friends
expected him the place of Representative.
Wait withdrew his motion and the repotts
were adopted.
Mr.. Llrton, Meyers and howell were nom.
inatea tor Sbff. snG Collector.
FIRsT BALLOT.
c, P Meyers received 20 votes
v m. Howell Z" 10 -
J. G. Llrton -
sEcoYD RALLoT.
Meyers 10, H,wel l6 aod Lur!on. g,
THIRD BALLOT.
Meyers %, Howell 16, Lurt5n /. @. z.
Meyers declared nominated.
For Prosecuting Attorney, 7. B. Rahinson
received 25; f. Q. SRalem Is. The nomius-
tion of Robinson was made unanimous. Be-
fore the ba lot was taken Judge Jno. Boar
made quite a speech Of eulogy or Mr.. SwaIem,
but the convention was solid aud immoyable
in their verdict,
For AssessoT-1sr Ballot
w. M. Harrison reeci0ed II votes
z. Spsarmsn IA
j. Proek 4
Geo. s Ssanson
2d Bluot-HNrison 10, saearmsn lG,
Prock o.
3rd lllot, Harrison 2l; Spearman IA; Prock
q Harrison was mads unanimouAy the
nominee
For q unity Treasurer
j. II aFudd received IS votes
NJ. Goodrich "
|. I. Johnson +" @
Judge Todd was declared. .uuauim ously the
nominte.
To County Surveyor; H. s. Butllngame
received 90 Yoies and Rudolphus Goodrich IA
MIR. BurliDssma was declared unanimously
the nominee.
For Coronor-Dr. S. P. Hickman received
2j votes, and Dr.. H.:a. Brockmaa 10. DR..
Hickman was declared unanimous.
For Representative,
Mr.. L. o. Swalem received IS
NJ. H. Belshe
ID. Ii. Austin (" 8
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We are authorized 10 announce James N i.
Stepp as a candidate for Constable In Equals
" township Miller copaty, Mo. NJ the
November election 1880.
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T. Is. ROBINSON,
Attorney 4, law,
TusoIubin, Missouri.
)fIice Al present IN the Court H,ust.
Probate budness, Collections, PartitiOninF
Lsads aud Queting Titles specially,
Have been Clerk vt the County aud Circuit
Courts Tor Ia years, Am iamilisr With tho
Records, hsve the only ABSTRACT OF
TIL LES In tae county. Chsrgss reasonable.
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We are authorized 10 announce H.rrson
II. jenkins, ESQ "a candidate foF, County
Court Justice tor the Secohd District OF Mil
lsr county, Mo.
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We are authorized TO announce J. II, Ad-
cock as a candidate for Constable Of Equality
township al the November election, 1880.
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2nd BAllot-Austln 20. SRalem 10. Mr..
Austin made unanimously the nominee.
For District Judge lst Dist.
d. f. Coaon received
Dr.. Stevens
j. B. Crocker 5
2ld B4llot-CJtt0n s; Stevens 6; CrocSsr
3rd BAl.ot--C JIton s; Steysus 6; Croeksr 8
4th Ballot-CJtton 10, SLtYsna Q.
Cotton declared the nominee.
For the Second Dittrict--
A. Bear II. o. d, Martin 8, Edwards /.
O,dered that in. case vaeancy occur the
Executive committee Al the same.
Judge Bear moved tho proceedings be pub
llshed in the OsAas VALLEY BAsARg, an
amendment offered TO include the Vludeator
accepted aud adopted.
A. o. wIudy Keys moves to reOonsider the
vote and not publish In the BANEER, Ayes IA
Nays 20. Lost. w. II. Payne moved to pub
lsh in the Vindieetor, Judge Bear amends tc
include o. v. B.>NER Mr.. Richard III
(frcm the ViderDess) Boyce, OBJ scts to Judge
Bears amendment. says he is as black as the
ace OF spades and dOn't want these proceed
ings 10 the BAENER Mr.. Wait objects, Mr.
Phillips iavors Judge Bears amendment
in as much as the BANNER hAs at all limeI
given fall reports OF all public meetiDgs o.
all parties, Mr.. Akin favors the BANEER fol
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized TO announce Hon. james
A. Spuriock OF Morgan county No., IS a eau.
didste for Judge OF the LIST judicial circuit o.
No. at the November election 1880.
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We arc authorized 10 sDnouncs Il.
Bradyford IS . candidate for Sheriff and
Collector Of :Miiler county, 81 the November
e)ectionFlsS0
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0GlsIaI Paper Of miller County.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-10-14
September 80
CERRO GORDO MILLS.

TIME undersigned, proprietor Of the above
/ mills, would respectfully inform the public
that they have been reeently thoroughly over
hauled and remodeled, and are now in condition
to compete with any mills in this section for
FIRST.CLASS WORK. Among the improve
ments made we have substituted turbine wheel,
which enables the mills 10 run at any time No
fear of stopping now on account Of low water.
We also have muse the "EXCELSIOR BOLT
ING CLOTH" the best that is made. and the
mills being in charge Of 3. w. ALEXANDER, a
miller of fine reputation, we have no hesitancy
in guaranteeing satisfaction to all who may favor
our mills with their custom. CORN OR WHEAT
GROUND AT ANY TIME. Mills located on
Allison Creek, about six miles northeast Of
Yorkville. ]. J. & j. c. MILLER.
July 8 % 3m
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GEORGE II. SCHORB,
PHOTOGRAPHER,

CHESTER, 8. CAROLINA.
DICTURES taken in all kinds of weather, and
pains taken to please every customer. I.I..
Old Pictures COPIED Al ENLARGED, as
low as can be done in any eli Y, North or South.
Have on hand iine sci ction Of CHURCa
very cheap. instruments guaranteed to be fir.
class.
Call and see'for yourselves, at the PHOTO
GALLERY, opposite the "Cotton Hotel"
Also, authorized agent 10 receive Subscriptions,
Advertisements and orders for Job Work for the
YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER.
GEORGE T. SCHORB.
February l3 tt
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REMOVAL.
THE YORK MARBLE YARD.

THE YORK MARBLE YARD.
II WOULD respectfully announce that have
REMOVED MY MARBLE WORKS to the
new building South of Wheeler's Coach Factory,
on my own premises, and near the Railroad depot,
where shall hereafter be better than ever hereto
fore prepared to furnish MONUMENTS. TOMB
STONES, or ANYTHING IN MY LINE, as
low as the lowest. AS am evidence of this, can
furnish Tomb Stones for CHILLI Rem from 90
upward for ADULTS, from $500 upward.
B- Monuments and Tomb Stones designed and
finished in the most elaborate style, and in point
Of workmanship and material equal to the work
of any establishment in the country.
Specimens always on hand, to an inspection Of
which, those in want of marble work are respect
fully invited.
Estimates and other information furnished on
application.
Work delivered at sny point ON the Chester
and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad, between
Chester and Dallas, or at any place between
Rock Hill and Winnsboro, on the Charlotte, Co
umbia and Augusta Railroad, free of charge for
transportation.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon my establishment, my determination liz to
merit continuance of the same. -
F. HAPPERFIELD,
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A couple of lovers went together from
Ripon, Wisconsin, to Fond du Lac, and tele-
graphed back to the girls parents; "May
we get married Please wire consent imme-
diately, as ceremony will be performed this
evening anyhow"
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