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LACEs AND FlfBROmIRY.

The unprec, dented demand 10y such goods ats .H
duced as TO rake a specially Of this department.
Ia MFCaLIN, MALTESE, MRECotEl, DIT p
sIA, CORDERESSANT, APPLIQUE, ANIQl p
CARDINAL POINT. CORALINF, Tot,h .
DUCHESS. and other NOytL aud sTANpA'h
LACEs We exhibit the greatest variety al our DID, 81
popular prices.
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EF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Divine
service at IL A. NJ. and at s O'Clock z. NJ.
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RIcnMoND, VA. Ausnsl ls, Issl

RICHMOND, VA, August 70, 1881.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
IA TUE WESrHAM GRANITE COMPANY OF
VlRGlNIA will be held AZ The ofaet g the ebmpapy
on THURSDAY the 22d rlay Of Sepismber, lesi
transaction Of other business. =
r. sNownEN ANDREWS,
Treasurer, and Stakeholder represrniia9 more Than
one fourth od the slQck Of The w sslham GFanlle
Company Of Yfrgtnla IA i0-ISe23
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DRY aeons. NOTIONS. &c.

EOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE &
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOsBY 1 90.
1908 EAST MAIN STREET.
during the present month ODER pec.a, lltl''rr' '.
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LADIES' MOHAIR aud LINEN CLsrtis
great variety. rlnsiugin cost fron 81 io 90
stock IS fsll IN these COOKS ac3 he price very 80.
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About the Yorktewn CentennlnI.


Colonel II. &. COrbn to-day received a
letter from Colonel Craighill stating that be
expected TO have the reception building
finished next week, and that the Commits
sion has rented the Nelson House at York
town. As General Hancock now expects
to go into camp with the regular troops,
Colonel Craighill says he does not know
exactly what use will be made Of the Mel
son House.
TROOPS, RAILROADS, THE FOOD QUESTION, &c.
The Libby State Guard, Of Hampton, Va,
forty-fve men, reported 10 day for assign
ment to quarters. The general manager OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad states that
the prospect Of the completion OF the road
10 Newport News and orktown are much
more favorable now than two weeks ago,
and all rumors TO the contrary are wholly
groundless. Several large contractors have
reported to Colonel Corbin their ability and
readiness to contract for supplying food in
abundance 10 all visiting organizations and
the general public.
A NEW HOTEL, NEW WHARF, ETC.
Mr. r. c. Glascock, OF this city, goes to
Yorktown Monday night to lay the foun-
dation for a hotel, TO be l75 by 80 feet, two
stories in height, with sleeping accommo.
daiious for 400 or 500, and capacity for
furnishing from 1000 to 5000 meals a day.
Colonel Austin, OF the Thirteenth New
York, with bis quarlermaster and adiutant,
will be in this city on Sunday the 18th in.
slant, TO complete arrangements for the
disposition OF his command while in this
city. The First regiment Connecticut Ma.
tional Guard, Colonel Barbour, will also
| visit Washington on route IN gorktoUn N
remain here twenty-four hours, on or about
the 10th OF October.
The Inland aud Seaboard Coasting Com
pany have decided to erect a wharf at York
town and establish daily line Of steamers
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MEETINGS..

EXCELsIOR GROVE, No. 8, U. A. o.
h D.-The cf1eers and members ~ EXCELSIOR
GROVE, No. 8. u. A. o. D.. VIII attend called
meeting Of this Grove ~ X. uielps Hall on THUR
DAY, september st. instant. Matters OF lmpori-
Ance will come before the Grove; Ass the dedics-
ton OF the new ball. Brothers OF sister groves sie
cordially lnVitedto attend. by ordE OF lhe Grove.
MEYER ANGLE,
o. 4 SudTh2ta SecretsrJ.
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PARASOLS

Will be sold az greatly reduced rite'. l.e are deere
mined 70 dispose Of the entire st1rA. GrsAt bars i
can he found.
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IT UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. ". c. Walden. having
returned to the city, will preach TO-DAY at IL A.
NJ and S:l5P.M
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The London Lancet says the President
will not be out Of danger until his wound
hnals ------
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Mr.. RUPPNER's Tribute TO THE HENKEL ACT.
Commenting on the Henkel act, Mr..
RufHner, says: Under the act OF March 3.
1879, commonly called The Henkel act, the
smount apportloned November 20, 1879.
was 1853, 1885. Treasurers were at once
credited on the Auditors books with the
full amount Of the warrants sent to their
several cities and counties, aud they were
allowed to retain all money in band, or sub
seQuently collected, until the school claim
was satisfied. This arrangement going into
effect thus early in the school term gave
confidence, aud II accounts largely Tor the
increased operations OF the school system
during the year. For it not only insured q
definite amount, with a chance for more, but
the three fourths Of the total amount due
the schools, thus guaranteed and made
available, was larger in amount than the
largest sum turned over in any preceding
year as the whole amouni due from taxation.
This will appear from the following state.
ment on what account the different sum,
Il
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NOTICE.-A meeting Of the STOCK
~ HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held al
Ia NJ. AT the Office Of the company, in the city OF
Richmond on IAe 20TH DAY or SEPT M6ER,
1881.
The above meeting Is called by the undersigned
stockholders, holding more than one tenth OF tho
stock. 4. NJ. LOGAN.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
G.. W. PERKINS,
an 2O-td JAMES n. DOOLEY.
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The Warm Springs, Bath eeunty, wIil be
kept open pulllaaHer tetst VI November,
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SILK DEPARTMENT..

During the present reason We are prepared ta 1..i
any demands, as we never allow our st0sk ia ,--..
ard goods 20 run low.
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III THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPEyEN
JULIUS MEYEE Z sos
EARLY N THE FIELD, WITH BARGAIN,
FOR TIRE PEOP2E.
THgY OFFER THIS yvlrK:


rs pieces COLORED CASHM1RES. new AL
shades, ~ / Ic.:
60 pieces COLORED ALPACA4- fU shades. t
10c.;
Is pieces STkEL-MlXED LUSrRE~ A. BE:
3 eases BEST FAIL PRINTS 40 $40;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRfNT-a. &C.;
rs pieces EXTRA QUALIFY PRINTS, su.-.g
new aud novel styles. ~ She.,
IS pieces PACIFIC PERCALts, 4e very a...
styles n 1870;
In BLACK CA-HMEGES . special iirs8lH .li..
wool at 374c. worth jOc.; - inch v....i
55c. worth 70c.:
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGHA13S. fI. ..r..,.
l25 pieces FLANNELS, all grades and c1'o-.. 81,
special low prices
25 pieces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANSHLltss
fne, al 25c.;
RED and GREY TWILLED FLAENELs sr. s..
~ low;
BLEACHED AID UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELs at bottom prizes;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS extra aye
and heavy, az 3l2j worth 1913, ~
j. MEYER SONS,
su 23-eod 80! and 6O3 Broad street.
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LINING SILKS, Sc;
Look AZ our $3.50 BLACK SILk-best ever ~ I.i
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sssQial terms made TO hotels. Ooardng'boi.'7
sssOols. Direct Your orders 70
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOsBY 60"
yoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 8 Co
Is Seed Riohmon''
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS ia.
COLLARS. CUFFS,
SOtAS, SCA2FS,
In best goods 40 lowest rates.
SPECIAL INDICTMENT

SPECIAL tNDCCfMtNf
For the balance OF the season We offer 1000. P, IS
on FANCY sUITIN6.s and TROUSEa i'-'
Terms. Mech money can be saved Do .t..
the maierial8Of ID.
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PERFUAfgRY, SOAP, POwDEiSN T0't'.
P0wDER. and oihs,y TOILET GOO1ea a! u-a'-''
low prices.
CARRSLIC MoUTH-wASH al SOC.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS,
CoREN BROTHERS.
OUR FALL STOCK.

We take pleasure in informing our patrons aud
the public generally that we are now receiving our
FALL STOCK, comprising
sATlNs,
vELvETs,
DRESS GOODS
FLASNELs,
CAssIMERES,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS, and olL-CLOTHS.
Also, FULL AID HANDSOME ASSORTMENT Of
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and
JEWELRY.
Co Ca
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NJ GENTLEMEN'S UNLAENDRlED
SHIRTS.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE ~ TOWy.
Look st our LINEN. BOsOM SHIRT, veH miIe,l.
5Oc.;
our EXTRA QUALITY LINEN BOSOM AID
CUFFS al 6Oc.
Our CHAMPION, made OF Diyol C0,Iosaad 1900
Linen, reinforced bosom, at s5c.;
The PEARL" Acknowledged ile basg iolir...-,
IN the country, at
an 23-eod JULIUS MEYFctSONs.
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SPECIAL SALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMNER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.

All kinds Of SUMNER DRESS. GOODS, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERs at less than cost
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Pair Play Corregrondonee. .

We have had good rains, and the spirits and
hopes or Cur inrmer1 havo been raised good deal
able spring for che farmers than this one has been
and should the seasons continue we may look for
o1a ol prose mIeh In tbs T6sat sHa oas STOPS
have, already STATED IL your coiunno that this
years. acreage in wheat ana oats was much iess
indionS tho oa pes pa GeIo N bo sS ysrg liins is
Our corn e locking very well, indeed. but srn
Tara which way sou pieSss, md You % sSe ppotbinr
but cotton, which threatens to become the only
Arn product Of our country. This exclusive at
@ d out sa L nsaff VIII nSt d nS pay % u ssse SoGe
onoughfo homo oonsumpifon; and The saSss can can
b. b. ssd q wheat Barley pays better than any Of
sroSing IN ts sSn sS oa 5ci g only pms ysTy @
yleld but food fn the green Eiaio It 81 excoiiont
for stock Of any Sind.
OF cotton. bat, however, hope your reEdeFe HIll
not And is unpgodtAble 70 give tho aboVa little
fact Is Te II rot better ihan i have sver sec, Il
iSTs ss thts lime q The year before Z gli re
6Irgs tat 80 Rave % Suy yIW away sP o sCs. s We
only hay2 the trouble with It, ara othsr people get
Our merchants claim TO % sailing nAoro roods
than they ueatre-that Is, on time. The c6sh trade
st tbs season Of Che year 10 very leht and gaeas
Stock raising is receiving considerable attention
from roe OF our farmers since tho passaSe of the
stock laW. Ar d. II. Glenn has the AnEJra goats
bred horse from Kentucky which VIII DO here In
Owing 10 tho ncsrcity OF labor our peon,s ara
sarning their attention 70 Immigration, and AZ
ready number = families haye been brought to
this county. a1,is Is ntep ia the right dIrscfion
Measure upor'it. " TIll - r :
The Eaif Play High school has been moro fionr-
iShing this yoar than ~ hss been for come yenrs
pazt Tho trst term Of this echool VIII elosa June
i9ths and She tese-ld tsrm Will begin on lhe 6rst
Monday In July. ~ ~ F, o,
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Honea Path Ite,a,s.

Wheat and oats are very low, and in ferior
to last years crop.....Dr. T. A. Hudgens
has anew patent Reaper that will serYe a
very great purpose In aaving the small
grain crop, OF this year. The Doctor exef-
cises sound Judgment in the agricultural as
well as In the mercantile world......A Sun
day School has been recently organized in
The Methodist Church here, under the sl-
pervision of Mr.. a. T. Dunlap, o very ex-
ceilent and picus young man. Hgdesegges
success in his eadeayoTs TO dayolor deeper
.."...Mr. Golden Greer, an enterprising
young farmer, had cotton squores by the
Goth May.....The Honea Path High School,
under the auspices of Prof, Reed, Is In q
hOurishing condition. Prof Reed is of
331sssssssc:;sSie coin ttesIioy, fIl ti55erves
t4.4.ff ~ t NJ
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EDGRprrrn 81 n \

11DOI.fIELD, .. q, nHY 3, 1879.
~. l.. I. Hill Dear Sir--Having tried
HilPs Hepatic Panacea, and thoroughly
tested Its merits, 1 recommend 10 With the
greatest coniidence to the people, and be-
speak for it admittance into every house
hold. It has given perfect satisfaction in
my practice, and T. feel assured the people
viii find IL healing ''panacea''s for all
irregularities incident to the liver. LIDO
not speak as one who has heard and seen
not, but from my. personal experience as
practicing phyaician. It Bhould be kept in
every household, and meet with that re.
ception thnt its virtue and merits demand.
l heartily endorse it as an effective liver
regulator. Very truly youra.
wv. ID. JENNINGS, NJ. ID.
For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite Ander-
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~? we n Zip ;as he feilsylng a'ea The eassn-

We Clip the following fiona the Green
ylJie Daily Retrs OF the 4th instant: Zone
OF those instances in which the hero for an
extreme emergency Is found, occurred at
Tho residence Of Major Russell, in Ands:sor
Russell's little grand daughter, about ak
years Of age, and some other children were
playing on the lawn, when the little girl
y.as bitten on the foot by q rattlcsnake.
Her cries and the announcement OF their
family and others present. No remedy
was at hand, and the distress of the little
girls nio;her was heGrtrending. Or. A. X.
Durham, dentist, of this city. being present
on professional business, made himself
master Of the situation by applying his lips
om. while he sent to procure some whisky.
The whisky being brought, a large dose Of
It was administered TO the child, and at
last accounts she was doing well, the bitten
foot being only slightly swollen. Those
who were present and witnessed The cir
cnmstances, avow that the noble and self.
sacrihcinP Treatment of DR.. Durham saved
the child's life. Few men would have run
the risk involved in drawing the poison
into the uouth and splitting SC out, and it
would be avery dangerous thing for per-
sons having sore mouth or decayed teeth
to do. DR.. ID. il is Daid, experienced sen.
satiop in the lips and mouth. but nobly
endeavored and succeeded In extracting tho
poison from tho woune,
Tho sexcutston,to Tpccos City on last
Saturday, under che Easnigerlent OF An
der1an Division. Sons Of Temperance.
tsaasa complete Huccs IS IN every respect.
Sptsto three .hlhdnea Eea;cnEa ionists-ls-
dies, genfIepl0n and children --ayeiled
themselves of tks opportunity TO visit.
conveniently and ehoaply, this celebrated
falls, 80 whicn the Indians Rave tho name
''Toccosw-tho beautiful. Tho railroad
accommodations were ample and well
appointed Tho train made good speed
upon pleasant day through beautiful
country, and made its trips without
accident or delay. The company was
congenial and pleasant, and the manage
ment In every way thoughtfil and atten-
live, SO that the general verdict is one of
highest commendation. The scenery at
the falls was. OF course, q very promi-
nent and attractive feature of the dnv.
but its social pleasures also heightened
the enjoyment to which nature SO liber.
ally contributed; I; aud of course the ever
to-be-found basket-dinner, which is q
necessary accompaniment IL FL, we'll
regulated picnics, was most aDEndantly
exhibited and closely aud appreciaiiyely
attended to hero. It is Thought the DI-
vision will clear something like O hun
dred dollars, and therefore it may hC ac-
curately stated that all parties to the ex-
cursion are thoroughly satisfied with the
results of the day.
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GTi;iiiiiinIuaion Rama.

The work of the Pelzer Manufacturing
Company is moving forward ct O rapid
rate. 1t will not 30 very long before we
Wall hear the hum of machins cry 80. Some
improvements are going on Dr.. Epting
erecting an Office on his lot, and our town
authorities are improving the spring park.
......The festival which cams off scaie timo
since for raising funds for repairing the
Male Academy, passed Of very pleasantly,
and cleared about thirty-six dollars. Tie
the Principal Is thinking Of having one on
the oath OF June, as he has not yet raised
sufficient funds for his purposes.
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Wilhites Eye Water Is sure cure foI,.
sore eyes. Try 1t. Price $50 per bottle.

MOTHERS MOTHERS II MoraEas!!!-
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pnin OF cutting
teeth Nso, go ut once and get o bottle OF
relieyethe poor little g,iierar immediately
depend upon III there Is no mistake about
1t. There Is not mother on earth who has
ever used II, who will not tell you at once
that 1t viii regulate the bowels. and givo
rest to the mother, and relief and health To
the child, operating like magic. 1t is per-
to the tasto, ehd IS the Spreacription of one
Of the Oldest and bosE feInale, physicinnS
and nurses in tho United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 5cents bottle. Z l5.1y
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SHEET xMuslo.--A select stock OF New
MUsIc and MusIc Books has lust been re
ceiyed ct tho McSmit.l Alusic House. Nsy
aogge,f new marehe new Yalt2es. new
polkas, &C. Over one kuudred copies TOR
beglnl,sru. comprising choice seleetiors from
the Bee Hire," Echoes from n. Nir,srv" !"
Recreation" e,sd,". Home .Scenes."
Not having, sufficient room, T. "a smpts-
sible to keep very largo stock of cheat
music. but We hsve recently Issued select
Books, cofnprlaing choice selecsionss from
all publications extant, American and
European, carefully collected, classified and
arranged with full description OF each
piece 60 to key, grade OF difficulty snd ali
other important charaotcristica, from which
our customers can select.
application.
MoSMITn Music HounE.
2 a1-S Greenville S.'CA
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Sometimes little assistance at tho right
time wilt speble the syStern to throw on an
attack which might Otherwise result In Sc
rtop5 sickness. r5AyeF's Pilis should always
20 20 keEs q hsnd. 6n ses: pity taken for
como formidable iiseSsae, n = ~ T.
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IT Is FOUND At LAST / SoarrHtEa Npw
UNDER THE SuS.-A new era Is dawninp
upon woman. Hitherto she Ilns been called
upon to suffer the ills of mankind and her
4pH'p besides6 Tho frequent and distressing
irregularities peculiar to her sex have long
been, to her the "direfal spring of woes un.
numbered" In the mansion OF tho rich
the constant yet patient victim OF q tiiorl
sand Ills unknown to man--and without O
remedy. "Oh Lord, how longip In the
asony Of her soul, hath she cried. But
now the hour OF her redemptiou is come.
She will suffer no more, for Bradfeld's
hemaie regulator, Wonan'e Begt Friend"
is prepared only by DR.. j. Brad1eld, At
ianta, Ca. and sold ut el5O per bottle by
Wilhite d Wilhite, and Simpson, Reid &
Co., Anderson. s.. o. LII 's7r-1 :. ~
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Don't forget that the best patent SELF
FASTENING TWIN BED SPRING, maxi
OF the very best Resefner eteel wire. and
warranted superior to any sold, Is cold OK.
elusively by G. f. TOLLY. Prico only
IHHEE DOLLARS for .forty-eightl horst
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n Cgngf, Old o. Sore 77roas ahouid "a
stopped. Neglect freQuertIy results ia "a
Inctrdbts lang Dieeass or sQjnsuHsptio,,.
Brotc'i's BroMehidl 1foehes are csrsdia % sits
relief IN AsthniQ, BFpis Cbst1hs, CzttsgyA
CbaS,gnpsire and g7lSnnf D. For sIslstv,
years the Troches bave been Recommended
by physicians, and always give perfsct sat-
tsfactlon, They are not new or Jintried but
having been tested by vide and constant
use for nearly an entire generations, they
have attained well: fited fnnk among the
few staple remedies Of the ere, RtBlse
tPenkcgs and SiSlqss use them 70 clsaF and
strengthen the Posce. Sold at tySen ntp.fiys
cents box everywhere. f5-iS
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The ingredients of the Kauquita Indian
WoEin Pellets are perfectly Harmless. The
principal ones have been gathered In the
mountain forests of North America, and
were used by the Red Man with great Ieffi-
cacy. For sale by Dr.. L. q. Hudgens, Honea
Faith, Trnynhara & Dial, Laurensville, Himp-
son. Bold d Coeand Wilhite q Wilbi.e, An
derson. *
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We would only est. you to try q sample
box Of the Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets
TO assure you tlaSt long felt want has been
supplied-that n:woEm specific Inns been dis.
covered that IL pleasant as we'll as eifectual
Price, 10 and 26centsper box. For sale by
DIR. 2. A. Hhdgens, uonea Path, Trsynharn
d Dial. LaurenEgssie, Simpson, Reid & Co,
and Wilhite &sTgilhite, Anderaon.
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l yon feel pad and sill out Of sorts, no 10
Wiihite's pEg Store, get A bottle OF esrsa.
pariia aud Iodide Potassium, the qreat
blood purifier, and be well again. ~
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BE sure TO see those hhpdsoine Straw Eats
a. a. .; a: ,Reed'a, Agt7 Of and balow N, Z.
In Anderson, and won't be undefsold III, rfs
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3 BUGGII1S !---Any person wuiiang GOOD
Sehiela Should not fall to call 81 REED 3
SsTEEHENs. whose long experience ena.
oleS shem 20 select tho meat reliable West.
orn BuGesies at lower prices than any one. ! !.
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Cesar had his Brutus, Charles the First
hie Cromwell, and every cough and coldin
sens Honey of Tar, the unrivalled cough
medicine. Price Soc Whites Cream
White Vermifuge ia the best worm killer.
For sale by Wilhit0 & Wilhite, Anderson,
&. q -fS- .
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Sallie Spriggips, one OF our rural sisters.
had her picture taken the other day, and
the likeness was wonderful to behold, but
no remedy like Portaline, or Tabser'a YeEo-
table Liver Powder, las ever besn prepared.
Cream White Vertnifuge IS the best worm
killer. q For sale by 7fFilhite; q ,Yilhise.
Druggists, Anderson, so. Xll'fSl ~
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Mns. !; e. E.4.AyANt.

2 TAYLoE sCoUNyY. 2
thirty-hye years and used o great many diff
itefcnt kinds OF medicines. Was treated by
Dr. Holton five years without finding re.
lief. then used your Brewers Lung Rs
stoSe., and found in it permanent cure.
yssry truly yours, q. J. PARKS.
Bold by Wilhite & Wilhite, Anderson,
8. @. 47.1m
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Besst stock OF Hair, Cloth, Flesh and Nail
EEuabee cairhe found OF White & Whites
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Messra. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar: Dear
siIs-I had frequent hemorrhage before
using your Consnmptiye Cure, and had
Other. skilled physicians without being re-
lieved, and after using three bottles Of your
Brewers Lung Restorer, the hemorrhage
was stopped, and I have never had one
aihce. ! am now in better health than be-
fore, and feel It my duty to state to the pub
nothe ehects OF yonr wonderful Consump-
tive Cure on me, Is Yuura trTtlvs D. 80
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- y COLUMnUe, GA, Jan. II, 1873.
q, DR. Q. j. MofFett: Dear GIr-Last sum.
-mer, when our little girl was teething, we
tried great number of prescriptions, but
none OF them relieved her, We finally
(Teething Powders), and ussd them with
the happiest resalts They gave her o
speedy and permanent; relief. very
heartily recommend them to others. ~
Yonra very frfilv