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RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY. March %, 1880
Country produce.
AppLes 1904 u barrel.
Bess,1dE zoe. p 70. $1,000
BStfsr: Prime to choice yellow, 30@33c.; fair
10 good. 20@25c.
corn MsGt: 62c. p bushel for country /; zoe. for
city mills.
DRIED Fruit. Apples. 6@8c.: peaches peeled.
s6 l2c.; unpeeled, 4d6c.: cherries, l2Hc. y ID. :
Foois.-TurEeys. o 12c. q d.; chickens, 6@ Sc.
y h.; ducks, l06 llc. p n.
kg0s: la 9,rrels. 81: In crates ESQ i9s. ooro,
% a35c turkey tail. l5c. p d.; turkey wing, Zoe.
t2arsssa: sI.25@sl.35 . ogsneL
Fav: Virginia timothy, 90@95c.; clover, 70
@s0c.
pof0tees: irish. v u;hel 100000.
Pork.-Dressed, SIC. p 10.
Lard: Corl Iry. 7@7,a.
Rye: 75@s5c. p oushel.
E9mac: Prime. 55c.
BaLed StrGo: 33d40c.
TfiiOw: 5d5sc. u 10
Wool: Washed. Asa SOC: unusshed. 30aS5c.
BURY wool will bring IRON 70 Sc. p 70 less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose adale, $50 a barrel.
s1@SI.25. according to luantity; JointeI tbnish'
ingj, ST: Glenn's Falls. $4,000.
PtaSter: ,ume "A rs; ground, ss; csicined
plaster. s1.5O6sl75
Tar: Large size, s3.2odS3.oO.
DRY Goods.
re. richmond. 7lse; South Bridge: 7Hc; Pacific.
S1aHes, Sc A %.s 7f Fink s M: Mallory Fur;
ple. &c.; simrson Mourning, &c.; Simp.on Grey,
&C.: Simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, To-; ASH.
aI BrS pc col ons Manehe ter X A., s3c; Man
Msncn.sUer \ A. A., OK MAn.n SCI A A. A.
AZ ROcktriarrt r.. r., 6H :; Roe.br a r.
KKk. esc.: J ms Rive, "A ii H. 7.c. : james
Rty Standard A ID. d., &c.: GranlfSv' X.
&C.; GiaD.. an "A E. f., 8 :; P9cshe on nne'
Bro, oU Ssesttngs; Pepperell 10 A. Soc. Andres
coggin le-4, $50. VA,
S,eaca.. Shtrunos and Sasst'"2 nv Ne" ro c
Anoroscos gin. L.. 1%c. Fruit OF the Loom, llac.
forrestdar, lie; Hero 4 Zoe: Pelham di,a DC
9a,neoaSas, sSc 7 Sopp epeere MI 10. s2sc.
l9 lStaah@ ena' HPinnsci, i6c.; White M,nufaetur
Ing. i8c. KeuiIworth. s1c. Gu bsrand, sc. =
Te h c csees,esa 4 &. iS Consstosa Pre-:
Al no1e ;ie s: Conesiosa IT, T.. Zoe.
Shirting Stripe Sheridan a." &c.; sheri-
dan On sne -as: sran,,.v,es, &C.: Stalk, eye.
penpere t., ekc.; Rockbridge IA. 81
Pr, q :. Jswett City, lie. Boston, DC.
Cation Piefds: Ottawa, IL ;; TOT do, llhc
o' 1o r,k'a JsaS.. Roc p 1T, &c:
Ggmtrics: Flat y Id go + per- EXC
Drugs. Dyestuffs. oils. &c.
1icohci: $3.50 y esilen. a.. "a ...s NJ fan,
C..e'"'ra''d ~ ''S's'''
Copperas: IN.
Cockfnedi: al y D.. -,
Erfrdct 0f LOgDO0d: liz
Indigo: klatl.lo.
XGdder: lZfc. s,aa, ~ srerm
sisy' whsie Use: strsits- o0@b0c.; Lsorano'
80 81: 6oa6Oc.: lard. 7oc.; wet, W ~ ochs
co.. co.., , .aiaS @a.S castor, as gallon; virginia
,rhr,eaim.. SOaS6U,. s,rossls. iVas.' cash. y 'a'
lob.
foc es Ginseng. soc.; seneca, without TOP 500
csc. o a. sas. Enalish soda. Sc.
American. 8k d4c.
Gptrjts 1srpsattDs: DOC
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Yithmond 1ispatth.
rr-rspAY. ........~MARCH %, 1880.


MAR RICHMOND, March %. 1850.
rs,ors Disposch; have lately d,scov-
I'd si hat my wheat was being seriously 10.
es' ls"a as ,s 1 think and fear. by some Kind OF
lu'eu' xTnon close examination End the
,,sSSs are attacked by number Of very
pIsu,' rnsr lice that appear to turn TO flies
amer they attain ,,. certain I'M Aye ys n nssy 90 90
lu luz 10 another, and so on until the plant
NV "a blades: after which they attack the
pa nsaa ne shoots. which seems TO destroy u:
!Cp notice ths, the forward wheat, which is
onIng does not up to this time s, seem to
sun yellow and dropping of. observe
tu n ,sp ground some yellow bugs with black
Oh rn A. on them. aud Judge these lay the eggs.
several acres appear to be gone beyond e, md re-
SUI, ,his Is. and what 10 do. bear COM
' lam Of the rIessisn fly, but do not know
!, these insects are the same. FARMER.
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The Cases OF the Virginia Judges.

LYXCHBURG, Va, March 22.-The acquit-
tai OF ex-Judge John Hill, Of Buckingham
county, one Of the Virginia judges indicted
for failing to put negroes on iurIes, has al
layed the excitement here on that subject.
Five OF the indicted judges have asked that
their cases be continued. Three others will
probably be tried at this term OF the court.
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TAKE NOTICE
THOMAS II. PRICE & co.
AT COST.
Complete lines OF
BLACK CAsHMER 81, BLACK TAMisE;
BLACK BUNTINGs,
22I1, 25, As, IS, and 65c.-
reduced 33Is per cenium.
Complete line
BLACK SILKS, 95c. to t2.5o.
NO BOGUS SALE.
TIE PRESENT CONCERN WILL BE DISC0N-
TTNUED 18TH APRIL, 1880.
STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
THIS IS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER Of
FERED THE PUBLIC To PURCHASE
FINE GOODS FOR ABOUT TWO
THIRDS THEIR VALUE.
FANCY DRESS GOODS At soc. ON TIE
DOLLAR.
fe 26.eod THOMAS II. PRICE co.
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End Of the Cincinnati Cigar-MaIkers'
Tr0uhlea.

CINCINNATI, March a2.-The cigar.makers
have accepted the manufacturers conces-
sions, and this morning gone TO work. 1t
is estimated that the loss during the five
weeks lockout to manufacturers, men, and
internal revenue aggregate over 100000.
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WHEAT.-Red, 200 bushels prime Lancaster on
private erms, 20 bu hes prime Full zal sl.46 81
bu neis Fuliz at IL .44-rotai, 25S bushels.
CORN White, GA bushels very good at 6Oc /;
GA bushels GOOD at 6Or.-ioia, $50 bushels. Mtced,
$50 bushels prime at az 56c.; 40 bushels prime al
59c.: % bushels 3t 59c.-iOtal, l04 bushels.
BLACK PEAS pa IN hels at soc.
BLACKEYED PEAs.-32 bushels on private terms
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ferelHu FYutts nno SoDoys
Candy. l3nf4c n -.
ksnons: MeseiDs. "a hnv
$1,000,
5acon: shoulders. &C.: slsar rh-stH1 6xo.
ribbed &c: Virginia shoulders: 6@5Xc.; VII
PLAN hams. I0al0hc. stock iieht.
S BIZ Sa prinssd TWO hoops, slco@s1-7s
sisoSsa 50: four :srns. sassss arss ''r'ns
Coffee: Rio-Conmon. lsWj4c.; fair. I5n
&C; sood 70 prime iTGiec.; LasuAyfA 1919
Cendiss: Adanapune candles. loy9lsc. q Get
l5@l6kc. y D.: haif-boxes. 13c.: tsiiow. lac
Ohesss Prime cutting. 1Sxd &c.,: northern
a. western prime c1tring. I3nI3xc.: common
lisl2'.: English dairy. ls@2Uc. pineappie, csc
fisi: Herrinrs-ssrin uarciins NO. o. i cur, q
INA roe. N .lf;sarrsls, ssass.so. Sscisre',
mackerel t6.50as675: No. I. in KITS, s22,
No. q. In kits. s1.87x: No. 3,el.5o.
Lard Prime, pHrreis and tierces en-; IN half
noiassss: Common -uocshesds, 24c.
.isrees. Zoe: barrels. 26;.; genuine so.en sy, up
SAT-: Liverpool. from store, $50 Groun
alum, from store. soc. " sack.
Sugar; Crushed, 1917; powdered. l0sc.: sras.
yeIIow. TIC sHc. crt ioaf, llhc.
Soap: common. 0a7c., oess washing, 7,z6ss.
Tsas: Black. 55c.esi.-tbe last S prI NE srt,c''
imperial, ei.lo@sl.6e; gfhpowder. el.40@l.U
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
atdss: Green. 5@6..: drv sslted. FOL &c.; dry
allt: i IL :; WEI salted sasc.; wei saitsu
Leather: Sole leather. oak, 4oas2 :: soie leather
eon F5 apSsT g. Ss;o est
,klns, French. si@sl.90 = D.; rousn siir Una
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
rsa: American refined. Old nom,nIoa. 4c.
y D.; English ana American sheet, 81 C1S
swe sis h 1,a S Sas5f'; boon. noe.
aer Eee; standard smaller lots from the stores.
Pioayn- CaStfngS: Wholesale A.; retail SIC.
Rope: Manila best, l4AI5c.: tu.e soc.
| Regs: Mixed cotton. 2 &c.: white, 3s;. wco;leI
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s29s2.25 .
Srandis;: Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. Al.Jos
i;a4; apple t new n. n:d99@sz; Old sS2o@ss
Rue Waiskevs: Medium, sI.5oAs2: pure Old, o.
gs4; Virginia mountain, new, s2@s2.5o, I'D
Din: domestic, 81 .2J@S2 imported, 90 p casa
Nep England Run: s1.50@sl.60.
Recttsed WhfSkevs: Market Guiet.
| Lumber. slaves, &c.
| Lumber Supplies light, demand promising and
with indications OF rise. wnlte oaA.s l3 dsl u
S 400 whit n Virginia .AS pG so s nn 49,
pine board 50, market stiff; dry clear, sl2 ga.
| and IN demand; olst. s9,qtl1. acrOruBQ W
engtns. slnsl-:- Pine. sl75@e2.50; cypress,
six-tnch, $685. p 1000. Laths-spnt, 81 ; sawed,
| 81 .76Cetl.sf T1,00c.
Stapss: whlssey-0 arrel timber green. 81 sGs2e,
| 1000: seasoned. t2Of525 = 1000. s,ouf-Dsrv'
timber. t4Gf7 p 1000. Fionr-bsrrel piles, s4@
&c. hogshead-noops, zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. &c.
| Fuse Toys mining, 35c.@Sl.25 Z, 100 1ec
| Poicdtr: e5.75 by the ave keFs--lesg thar hv.
| EGGS, bb.25 blasting, % 25@$3.5o.
| 6hot: Northern, Al 80 a laz 81 rs iOs.
| Grj.dstenss: 1Ad2%c. q III.
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INJURED By FAILING BUILDING. - To-
,vAto, Ont, March 2i.-WhiIe worknen
sefe putting up the frame Of HaDlun's new
so'ei, Oh The Island, day siierpoon, .
nssyy gust Of wind IsyeIled the structure
nhb TIE ground, seriously injuriDg eight Of
Ias nft.sn csen engaged. The pscupisry
'Sss Will be light.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE NATIONAL
BANK ACT.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-Mr. Price, OF
Iowa, introduced In the House to-day bill
10 amend the national bank act. 1t provides
that any bank, upon presentation OF lawful
money at the Treasury 10 sums OF not less
than $4,000, shall have an equal amount OF
It's notes withdrawn from circulation and
destroyed, and shall also have its bonds, de-
posted to secure these notes, returned I'M
der the regulations now provided by law.
1t also provides that not less than $4,000 in
bonds shall be held by the United States as
security for the notes Of banks having a
capital OF S150,000.
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The Cali. voFnia Aptt-Chinese Law I'm
constitutional.

SAN FRANC 'sc0, March 22.-The United
States circuit Court this morning, In the
PARROT kabgds-t corpus case, invoiving the
validity Of The Law recently enacted forbid
ding The employment OF Chinese by corpo-
ratIons, decided thst the law 10 unconstita-
tionaI. The case will probably be taken to
The United States Suprems Court, Ben. But
Ter having announced bis Willingness 10
manage 1t there Tor the people.
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flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine, s4@ $3.50: Japerhne, IS 5O6s5.75; extra,
s6.75G.7; common family, s7Mf7.2o' fancy
brau< S7hiS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, March ", IB5V.
sALEs.-l share OF Richmond and DanviIle Rail.
stockat "a; 10 shares Of Richmond and DanyiiIe
Railroad stock at 64s; 10 shares Of c. and A.
Railroad stock Al SO; 10 shares Of c., q. and A.
Railroad stock at 3sk, and 40 shares Of Atlantic,
Mississippi add Ohio Railroad stock at 10.
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The Ex-President Overdue ut Gal
weston.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March 22.-General
Grant and party, que to-day. have not yet
arrived here
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A PrOressorship Endowed In the hap
fist Theological SEMINARY OF Louis
vile, NY.

ATLANTA, GA, March 22.-The Christian
lnder OF to day announces that Ex-Governor
:, Joseph E. Brown has presented TO the
southern Baptist Theological Seminary, al
Lo, 1isvilie, KS., $4,000 for the endowment
of a professorship. The whole OF tnis
anon ut has been paid, aud IL now Ia the
hands OF Rev. Joseph z. Joyce, ID. d.,
chaIrmaa Il OF the Faculty.
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c,ed \, superylsor OF census for the First

jecied as supervisor Of census for the First
Georgia district.
The weather was very beautiful to-day,
and there were a great many visitors TO the
Capitol.
Several resolutions relating to the Nicara-
qua canal were introduced In the House to-
day.
More Radical witnesses were examined by
the Exodus Committee to-day.
It does not look well for an early nd.
journment Of Congress now.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
A BALTIMORE ORDINANCE DECLARED UNCoY-
s1ITUTI0yAL.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States to-. day declared
unconstitutional and void the ordinance Of
the city OF Baltimore which imposes wharf
age duties on ships bringing products OF
other States to that city, while it admits free
from such duties ships bringing tbither the
products OF the State If Maryland. The
case came up on the refusal Of the captain
Of vessel laden with potatoes from Vir-
ginia TO pay the wharfage duties prescribed
by the ordinance.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 22.-Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money ON call, 5d6 per eeRt ESchange-LoEg.
4s4%: short. 4SS. State bonds dun. Govern
Ertatng Money, 9 1-l866 per cent. Ex-
change, 4S4A. GOverDments-Nes SIS, l03b; AZ
per cents, IO7S; per cents, l06A. States NOM
inal.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March 22-Virginis 6's copsols,
54; second series, 23k: past-due coupons. S44;
new lO-4O's. 3sh. North Carolina 6s, old, 20 ;
new, Is. Bid To-Day.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, MhTch ", 1851,
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red, 76S bushels.
CORN White. l.0SS bushels. Hired, FOG BUSH
els of which $50 bushels were re-eXhlbiied.
OATS.-570 bushels.
CLOVER cEED.-4O bushels.
OITAGRAss SEED.-3S bushels
BLACK PEAs-24 bushels.
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DuL-HEADs, $3.50 TO ~ per Iesm.at
~ - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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FINANCIAL.

r ANCAsTER x LUCKE,
STOCK BROKERS',
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
Ill5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION FOR CASH OR IN
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN Ok.
SIRED. fe l4-Sm
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Warrington.

on THE DUTY on BIcBRoMATE OF
PoTAsH-A BILL TO REDUCE THE SALARY OF
THE PRESIDENT 70 S25, 000--THE PREsIDEN-
TIAL oUTLooK-Ma. HAYES WILL NOT VETO
TIE DEFICIENCY BILL--THE KELL @ @
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Toilet Soap cents, Handkerchief cents
worth 10 cents, Curry Combs cents-worth-
10 cents. Wash Basns and 10 cents, Milk
Pans CENTS Molasses Pitchers 10 cents,
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md 10 cents-wor,h double tho money,
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HYMEN.E .E a. Il.

Married, by Rev. James L. Martin. at Seneca
City, 3. e., ou the morning Of Thursday. De.
cember I'd. 1880, at tho residence Of tho brides
brother, Qlon. J. W. Livingston,) Mr.. W. Joel
Smith and Miss Sallie Livingston, all of AbLc-
willie Court House, S. g.
BY the same. (assistcd by Rev. J. ". Hum.
bert,) ut Cokesbury, s. G.. op tho evening Of
Thursday, December 2, 1880, at tho residence
Of the brides father, Rev. a. r. Norris, of
Johnston, Edgcfcld County, s. c., and Miss
Julia f.. daughter Of Capt. Charles Smith,) of
Cokcsbury.
Married, November gath, 1880, at tho resi-.
deuce Of Mr.. Hugh Blair, by Rev. T. l.. Sisk,
Mr.. J. Il. Phillips. of Oconee, to Miss Fannie
Blair, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Married, On tho l7th Of November, 1880, at
residence of tho brides father, Mr.. S. II. Owens,
by Rev. Wm McWhortcr, Mr. John II. Steele to
Miss Anna Owens. all OF Oconeo
By tho same on the l7th of November, 1880,
at tho residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Harris, Mr.. y. c. lludgens to Miss Eugenia
Harris, all Of Oconcc.
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On Saturday. The 4th instant, terrible ARRAY
occurred near Maybinton, in Ncwbcrry County,
between tho Acssrs. Thomas Gather aud two
sons,) Of Union County, and MIR. John Lylcs Of
Newbcrry County, in which Mr.. James Thomas
the father, was wounded fatally in the left side
and has since died, and the sons received scalp
wounds by pistol shots from the hands Of Mr.
Lyles, and Mr.. Lyies was killed BY blow on
the head with cudscl in the hands ,f James
Thomas, Jr. Lyscs is n son in.l law Of james
Thomas, Sr., and the difficulty grew out Of a
family icud.
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State Of South Carolina.
OcOulec County.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
Lucinda Clinkscales, Miriam Milford, Anna
Il. MoCIuro nee Adds aud Eliza Adds,
Plaintiffs, against II r. Castor, as Ex.
ccutor of the list will of Samuel Adds,
deceascd, Wm. j. Adds, Harriet NJ.
Ianuery uee Brown, Susan MysoD, child
Of Susan Mason, nee Adds, deocascd,
and Harrison J. Cole, Luther Cole, Rox-
anna Cole, Martha A. Cole, Ellis Cole,
Alice Cole, Garnett Cole and Lula Cole,
children of Hester e. Cole, deceased,
Defendants SUMMONS FOR RE-
LIEF.
TO tho Defendants above named---
YOU and each Of you are hereby sum.
l. moncd and required to answer tho
complaint in tho nbose stated action, which
is filed IN the Office of tho Clerk of suid
County Of said State, aud to serve copy of
your onswer on the subscribers at their office
90 the pubic square in Walhala, S. c.,
within twenty days after the servioo hereof
on you, exclusive Of the doy Of such service.
If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid tho plaintiffs will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. COTHRAN g. STIBLING,
Wallalln, s. c., Plaintiffs Attorneys.
October 9th, 1880,
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c. L. REID & co.
Good AscasoMs for tic Doctors
Faith.

MONROE. GA, March 23, 1880.
We havo for twelve months been presorb-
ing SIS. "Swif,'s Syphiitio Specific in
the treatment of Syphilis, and many other
diseases for which it is recommended, and are
frank to sny that the results have been most
satisfactory. not having been disappointed in
single instance. we think, for all tho dis- :
eases for which it is recommended, it stands
without peer, and that the medical profess
sion will sooner or later, be forced to nc,
knowledge it in the treatment of syphilis, in
all stages, as sine qua non.
N. l.. GALLLowAY, NJ. D.
j. 4. RoBINsoN. NJ. D.
ATLANTA; GA. May 20. 1879.
Ono of our workmen had bad case of
Syphilis Of Ayo years. standing. and was
onrcd entirely with "Swift's Syphilitic Spe-
cifc." lIcs now, to all appearance, and in
his own blief, sound and we'll.
WM. r. & r. W. HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietors, Atlanta Ga.
For ale by NORMAN BRo., and Wright & Sigh
Walhala, S. C.
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ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
ANDERSON T. H r.
ANDERSON G. H., S. c.,

Present their compliments to the people Of
Oconee County! Fully appreoiating the
liberal patronage you have extended to u.s..
we have doubled every effort to prove our.
selves fully worthy Of q continuation thereof.
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your custom We are yours. very respectfully
ARNSTEIN & ROSE
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