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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

The South Carolina Jockey Club
have determined to have another race
meeting at the Washington course, Char
lesion, in February.
- The census bureau reports that sew
en- of the eight townships taken for re.
enumeration in South Carolina show an
aggregate population in December OF
1882 against 1868 reported by the
local enumerators in June last.
A yellow brocade silk dress 127
years old, was shown in the industrial
exhibition at Charleston. The silk was
spun in South Carolina and woven in
England, for Mrs. Pinckuey, wife Of the
Chief Justice of the Province of South
Carolina.
ALL of the railroads which have
been paying money for their conVicts
have agreed to increase thei: payments
henceforward from five to seven dollars
per month each,
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Two EVENTS IN P1cKENs.-Says the
SenfineI: "William w. Freeman and
John Entrekin got into a difficulty last
week in which both used their knives
Entrekin was slightly cut in the abdomen
and Freeman in the hand"
"Mr. H. E. Null, of this County, was
shot by his own son during the Christ
mas holidays. The ball entered the left
breast near the region of the heart. but
fortunately struck rib and followed it
around, preventing, probably, instant
death. We know nothing of the origin
of the trouble. The last we heard from
Mr.. Null was to the effect that be was
doing we'll and was able to walk about"
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: There is already we'll define

- There is already a we'll defined
movement on foot to give the Southern
people their share of the Offices coming
from the President. 1t is generally un-
derstood that this plan is being
successfully engineered by Senators
Brown aud Hill Of Georgia, Malone OF
Virginia, Representatives Speer of Geor.
gia and Carlisle of Kentucky. The
movement cnntemplates that good men
only shall fill the Federal Offices in the
South, and that the Presidential appoint
ments shall be such as meet the general
approval of the people of their respec.
tive sections. 1t is currently reported
and believed that President Garfield
looks with great favor upon the subject,
and that Senator Blaine, who goes into
the Cabinet, will also endorse the new
movement and lend his aid in furthering
r.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
CALIFORNIA.

CALlFORNlA.
t The Joint Assembly elected Gen. John
F. Miller to represent California in the
United States Senate. he is Repub.
lican:
The Joint Assembly has elected John
G. Fair, the bonanza king, United States
Senator to succeed Sharon. Fair is a
Democrat, and it is to be hoped will be
present in the Senate ofteaer than Sharon
has during his term.
49,. INDIANA.
The Republicans Of Indiana have NOM
mated Gen. Ben. Harrison for the United
States Senate. This nomination is equiv.
'aleut to an election, and is very fair
selection. He will succeed Senator Nc.
Donald, who has been one Of the ablest
Of the Democratic Senators.
OHIO.
The Republicans have nominated John
Sherman, the present Secretary of the
Treasury, for the United States Senate to
succeed Senator Thurman, who is the
Democratic nominee. The Republicans
will certainly elect, and John Sherman
will be the Senator. The Democrats lose
heavily by the retirement Of Senator
Thurman.
DELAWARE.
The least Of all the States has again
selected the greatest of all the living
statesmen to represent her in the United
States Senate. The Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard willremain in the Senate for the
term of six. years after the fourth of
March next. The country is to be con.
graduated on his reelection.
NEW YORK.
A fierce contest has been waged in
New York within the Republican party
for the Senatorial nomination. The
division being between the Conkling and
anti. Conkling wing of the party. AS
Was to be expected, however, Conklings
man was victorious in the caucus, which
was equivalent to an election. The can
didates placed in nomination were, Thos.
@. Platt, Richard Crowley, Sherman A.
Rogers, Elbridge G. Lapham and Wm.
A. Wheeler. The first ballot resulted az
follows: Platt 54, Crowley 26, Rogers 10,
Lapham 4, Wheeler 10, Morton IL.
Morton had not been regularly placed in
nomination. Platt's nomination was
then made unanimous. This is equiva.
lent to giving Conkling two votes, and
proves that the stalwart machine is in
fine order in New York. Conkling runs
the Empire State.
FLORIDA.
Hon. A. w. Jones has been reelected
to the Senate for term of six years from
the fourth of next March.
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The citizens of Charleston were anx'
ious to get one glimpse Of the famous
actress, Sara Bernhardt, and applied to
her manager, Mr.. Abbey. She replied
however, requiring three thousand dol
lars and all the expenses of the troupe,
to be secured, for one nights perform
apce. The engagement Was nut maas'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

Col. Fisher, the Receiver of the South
Carolina Railroad, objects to the dis
charge of Gen. Conner, the Receiver OF
tile Greenville g. Columbia Railroad,
because the latter road is in debt to the
former road SAL ,544, aud suits are now
pending which, If won by the South
Carolina Railroad, would necessitate the
appointment of another Receiver. The
Court heard argument and took the pa.
pers. No decision has yet been made.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

If General Garfield makes Senator
Blaine his Secretary of State, Messrs.
Grant, Conkling g. Co. will doubtless put
on their war paint. General Garfield,
however, can stand it, as they only run
New York, while he will have the con-
servative sentiment of the whole country
to sustain him in resisting their ultra
policy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

From the Washington Star "4 4es-
terday Representative Tillman, OF S"uth
Carolina, said 10 Mr.. Scales, Of North
Carolina: "Say, Scales, haven't you got
one of my shoes on?" II don't know'"
said Scales; but he raised his pedal e5'
tremities and found thath he had one shoe
with buttons aud one that tied. "Weil,
declare" said Scales, 81 thought my
right shoe hurt a little." An examlna-
ton developed that Tiliman was Likewise
oddly yhod. II, W the feel .gea o. these
stut SIN N became 'bultercupl ed is no.
body's busim IS, but it was probably done
In tho bath rum Ut the HUuse.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

1t is asserted that while in almost
all parts of Ireland tenats are making
trouble about rent the estates of the
great London companies are an e1cep.
tion. The rents are light, and there is a
lease given which practically amounts to
fxity of tenure. The companies have
held their lands for nearly 300 years.
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Notice to Creditors.

r WILL be prepared OH the FIRST day Of
i March next to pay dividend to the
creditors of A. R. Campbell & Co. Crcdi-
ors willing to take under the assignment
will present their claims, properly attested,
to the undersigned on that day at Anderson
C. H., s. c., at o'clock p. NJ, at Sheriff's
Office. J. n. SUTHERLAND,
Assignee A. r. Campbell e. Co.
Ian 90 1881 %
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HORSES and MULES.

HAMLIN e. co. will be in Anderson
II on Saledav in February next with
large number of excellent Horses and
Mules. which will be sold cheap. Don't
buy before seeing their stock.
Ian 90 1881 2S
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NOTICE.

T hereby forbid any one hiring or con.
tracing in any way with Charlie Rob
rrts, he being under age. ANY one doing
so will be dealt with as the law provides.
BOMAN ROBERTS, Guardian.
Tan % 1871 %
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INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY.
GREAT BARGAINS!
REDUCTION I'M PRICES AT
TOLLY'S FURNITURE STORE!

nuRING the SUMMER CASH following remarkable
~
So 50 and upwards
Walnut Bedstad feet 81 so and upwards
CaneScat set and upwards
Towelpn and drawer upwards
anywhere else Walnut Motto Frames
24x3O Walnut Frames 4o Smaller
szcs same Sl.0
FINE CHILDREN at $3.50 and upwards
kin
con'e anu see mc ~ " '' " 'S' y 6. F. TOLLY.
Nay lsD
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Mortgagee's Sale.

DY virtue of the power contained in
D Mortgage executed by Elias Terrell to
John R. Cochran, I will sell at Anderson
c, H., on Saleday in February next, the
Lot at Liberty Hitl, known as No. Z, con-
tanning one acre.
Terms casll-purchaser to pay for papers,
JOSEPH n. BROWN,
Assignee.
Jan 13, 1851 q i"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

The old and well.known house of
f. W. Marshall g. Co., of Charleston, has
suspended, with heavy liabilities.
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ESTATE NOTICE.
d. All persons having demands against
the Estate of Albert McCrary, deceased. are
notified to present them. properly proven,
to the undersigned within the time prescrl-
bed by law. Those indebted to the Estate
will also make payments to the undersigned.
SAML. McCRARY,
w. H. McCRARY,
Dec % 1880 24-3* Executors.
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TO RENT.

CIX ONE-HORSE FARMS, on Parks
y place, i'll Rock Mills Township.
Apply to -
J. S. FOWLER,
Anderson, 8. c.
Jan Is, 1881 u
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VALUABLE LAND SALE.


WE, the undersigned, legal representa-
w tives of William A. Rogers, de-
ceased, will sell at public outcry, to tho
highest bidder, on the premises, on the
9th Day February, 1881,
That VALUABLE PLANTATION, con-
tanning over Three Hundred Acres, lying
on Three-and.T Twenty Creek, in Anderson
County. known as the DR.. Robinson place,
on the following terms, viz:
One-third cash; balance on twelve months
time, with interest from date, and mortgage
of the premises.
LOU. +. ALLGOOD,
ELIZABETH P. ALLGOOD.
ELLIE ROGERS.
MARGIE A. FORD,
NJ. J. HESTER,
T. e. KING.
Jan 30, 1881 %
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( The Joint Assembly elected Gen. John
F. Miller to represent California in the
United States Senate. he is Repub.
lican:
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NEVADA,

The Joint Assembly has elected John
G. Fair, the bonanza king, United States
Senator to succeed Sharon. Fair is a
Democrat, and it is to be hoped will be
present in the Senate ofteaer than Sharon
has during his term.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-20

Hon. A. w. Jones has been reelected
to the Senate for term of six years from
the fourth of next March.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
"A CARD.

Messrs. Editors Upon the assumption that
the Junior Editor of the BEACON was sufficient
authority upon which to found the identity of
correspondents to his PIPER, particularly IN an
attack upon the past political course ofone, who,
3 as admitted by his enemies has controlled the
4 Democratic party in 81. Mary's county for the
+ last twenty years quoted him as saying, that
4 the hrst card eriticisi1g the action of 'Dcmo-
crat, and signed 'Cui Bono, twas handed into
the BEACON office by the son and clerk OF q gen
ileman who now holds the office of Register of
Wills through republican suffrage, and was the
republican nominee and opponent Of j. T. u.
Raley---that the manuscript was in the hand
writing of that sohtthat said son, was the re-
sponsible party to the BEACON for said card--also
that this said son knew who "DemOcrat" WAS
before he (son) penned his aforesaid card, from
the fact that he (son--' 'Cui Bono read Dem
ocrats manuscript, endorsed with real name,
whilst Editor corrected proof sheet"
| may in quoting the Junior Editor somewhat
changed his phrlseology but in substance never.
Now, to use the very expression of the Editor
in question, Mr.. I. +. Yates, in presence Of IL
third and reliable party, whose certificate under
oath can be produced, ii necessary, to the cor
rcctness of what before stated In substance and
now quote verbatim: 'iiob Abel handed the
sCui Bono first; card into the Beacon Office;
1t was in his hand writing; he is the only known
responsible party to the DRAGON; when Questioned
ms 10 the Feasibility OF giving uie huth0r nalnH
should the Editors he called upon, said; that he
did not care DIN who knew that he wrote
and was responsible for the card--he lII) rttd
sDemocrai's' manuscript whilst Editor COR
rectea proof Sheet
As Mr.. Robert AZ Abel seems to be, il we
may judge from his lite card, so greatly iucenscd
mt what conceive TO be the rebound of bis own
action certainly not NINE, for cited my author
ily, enc whose integrity is OF the highest order
and who is assuredly in position to know what
! have heretofore quoted him MS saying. AS to
any intended Insult to 'Cui Bouo' Mr. RObt
A. Abc- am clear OF, and certainly would
never have identified him rs being the author
or responsible party, had not have had the
best and only authority comaahle. II grieved
me much to use the language ! did in my last
card in identifying, but was, from the negative
manner which ''Cu Bono assumed in his card
of June 9th, left no other alternative II there
is falsty or s'nnderit cannot be laid at my door.
Further, il now rests with the Junior Editor to
say whether or not ! have misquotcd him, and
III it can be satisfactorily shown that have erred
in this particular, then ii will be time and not
before for me to make such dmende honorable ms
The occasion may require. Until then what
have said must hold good before an impartial
put,c.
For the especial benefit of Mr.. r. A. A | will
say that this, my answer TO his card was written
without consulting the "Chef." DsMoCRAr.
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Farmers Machinery.

Nessrs VIM J Edelen Co. OF our town,
are the agen Is for the justly celebrated g. Ault-
man Co.'S. Reapers, Mowers, Harvesters, Steam
Threshers, etc. A Reaper has become, Of late
years, an implement almost ID indispensable to
the farmer as his pillow and harrow. Modern in
vention has so sin pliGed these machines that the
former cumbrous aud complicated Reaper would
bc almt st unrecognizableiR its present simple,
neat and elegant shape, and the prices have been
so reduced, that what WAS formerly, what might
he called farmcr's luxury, and only atiainalie
~ the wealthy, IS now within tht means Of as-
most every Hrucr 70 purchase. Ar machines
manufactured by the above nimtd firm hlfl
been exhibited 40 Hli the great agricultural itir
State ana National, IN this ard u foreign cOuD-
tries and have always been awarded tlc high
est prizes for excellence. The Swing Of expense
in harvesting large crop Of wheat, will re-iin
burse the prmer for lhr cost VI Reaper in one
year. Their so'f-bindng Uarvesiers and Steam
Engines for threshing have al the latest i'm
proyements Of modern invention and are nn5-
vailed Tor general excellence.
--suA3M Il. 4Wm. j. Kdeien Go. nave samples Of
several OF those miichifes MD lHe4ie IN eSati-
nation Of them by the farmers Of the county.
They are also ageuis for the sale Of the New
Premium Hand Corn Shelter one Of The most
useful and necessary articles lately invented for
the convenience Of farmers and poullry-men
Price only oae dollar. A full line Of Agricul-
tural Implements and Gardening tools just open
sd. Do not fail to give them call
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors AS Mr.. VIM. o. Reeder has
been appointed Clerk under the Governments
we beg you to announce DR.. L. J. SUTTON a,
a candidate for the Senate this Fall, believing he
has done as much for the Republican party as
any man in il and knowing he has received
nothing but abuse We think lie is entitled 10
some reward for his services aud therefore name
him as candidate for the Senate, subject TO the
action ola regalor ReppJiicon Convention, aud
assure the public he will receive, what he merits,
the warm support ofthe Republicans 1.-THE conn
" and particularly OF
April IA, 1881. CHAPTIc0.
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FOR SHERIFF.

At the solicitation Of many warm persoaal
friends in different sections of the comfy, Who
claim that ] have made u humane but prompt
and efficient Sheriff, am induced 10 ask an en-
dorsement for the same position In 1881, and
willbe thankful 10 my fc'low-eiiizcns for their
support.
Sept. %, 1889. J FRANK SMITH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
ron TUE LEGisLATuRE.

The friends ofHERBERT r. MOORE RECON-
mend him to the voters Of st. Mary county ~
q cnndidnte for the legislature and endorse him
as cmnenIly qualified for ihai position. II he
win consent 10 serve, as we trust he viii, he
will be warmly supported by
March 81 lsSla The Entire County
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-07-07
Cundidatcs.
ron THE SENATE.

Messrs Ediiors-The friends of r. JOHNSON
CULTON knowing his sterling worth and rep
resen'atiye utility request you TO announce him
as Il candidate for d seat IN HE Senate Of Mary
land at the next elertion (lSsl) and say, fhe
win become candidate be will bcwarmly sup
ported by
Nov "a, 1879 The People.
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roR slEERIrE.

Mcssrs Editors-AnnouncP IN the flgACoN
John + FENWICk, Of LeOnardiown. asacan.
didatcfor the acxt Sheridal,y and state that he
will be supported by n large body of warmly
attached ricnds and by the masses Of the poo
pie Sept Q. $3.50.
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F0R SHERIFF

Messrs Edito.1 You will pcasesay through
the columns ofyour paper that II Mr.. JAMES
II. ALVEY will consent 10 be candidate f0rthe
next SherilIaFy he will he warmly supported by
Feb IL, 1880. LeonardioW n District
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mcsara. Ediiors-lf JOHN SHADRICK viii
consent 70 become u candidate for the maxi Shcr-
Gallr. he viii rrricyc lie cutire support Of thc
ucmorrey Of tbc 2ud district
Nag ~ l5sy. Nany Friend
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FoRrnE LEGIsLATrEE

Mcssrs Editors: --Nou will please announce
GEO. Il. GARNER ne Democratic candidate
Tor il seat in the House OF Delegates ut the next
oeneralelection, and sag he Willie warmlysup-
gried by The people. AnP 20, 1880.
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NOTICE.

TIE Annual Examination Of applicants for
Teachers certificates will take place at the
Public School Building in Leonardtown, as fol-
lows
For applicants for End Grade certificates, on
July 18th inst.
For applicants for LIST Grade certificates on
July, 26th inst.
II Indictment weather should interfere with the
examination on either day named, the same will
taxi place ON the LIST fair day thereafer.
Teachers holding LIST class certificates OF either
GRADE all 10 expire, may haze the bame renewed
complication.
e., ! h. By order,
.2.s- GEO. THOMAS, Secretary.
Jnly 7, issl.-3t.
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FOR THE SENATE.

'IfJAMES II. WILSON, Esqr., willconseni
to Decentralization aseat 10 the nextSenaie oil
Maryland, he will be warmly supported for the
positionby hisparty and PERSONAL friends in old
Uct2l 1880. CHARLOTTE HALL.
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FoG SHERIFF

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN H.
JCKLEIi, OF ihc 0th district, ~ an independent
democratic candidate for he nczt shctidtliv,
subject, however, 20 the action Of his purity in
the matter.
March 2ith, 1881
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ron COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mcfsrs Editors I'iest sEnsanee IN De BEA-
COS JOSIAH u. HANCOCK, Of Charlotte ilai
district, ~ candidate for n seat 10 our next
Com mifsioncrs Court and state that be will re-
ceive cordial support from the
March II, 1881. Second District.
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Die

On Tuesday, the 2sih instant, JOHE-W.
|5CLEMENTS, aged 54 May he rest IN peace
On Monday, the 9th Instant, Mrs. THOMAS
=CULLlS0N, aged % yesrs, May she rest in
peace.
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NoTcE TO aRgDlTtBs
NOTICE

give notcethat batCOblained from the Or
phans Court DIST. Mary county, Maryland,
letters Of administration ON the pers6 nal estate
OF CHARLES THOMPSON, late OF said CO n =,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said decreased are hereby notified to exhil-
1t the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto 10 the subscriber, on or before the
2sth day Of October, 1881, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the benefits of
Tbs said estate All persons indebted TO the
dereised are requested TO make immediate pay
mctt to the subscriber
THOMAS =. YATES,
Administrator.
Aprji 2s l8sI-Gw.
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PROFESSIONAL

. i,aAu CAsAluu ENoca . AEku
TtlE4n leraisrcd Auurut, Law ard So
ietnrEiu Chapccrt have, gbiE VI JOS o
January 1850 Formed ee.p.riugr-hpin ihe
practice oithtir pruieHicu, undcE thg usHc and
Hyie 81 CamsHer 4 Abrii. Thet viii practirc
81 ths ciuniy 81 Sc, Aary fanat he siIoinius
t0unties.
Espscialtiientiou wil bepaidt, ihrsolleo-
tioa OF flalms
Uaicpip the Courthouse Aadrs
GANALtkit 4 ABGt.L. Leunar,linwn
-. Mary county, Nd.
II HAggM CAVALIER,
ESucH .. AnELL
Jaha aao..tf
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NOTICE..

AANING land papers aud filed notes of nearly
II every tract Of land in the county will he
pleased toad parties wishing my services as Sur
veyor in locating ieir lines or boundaries. /
can be found III LeonardloVn on Tuesdays.
MM. J. WATHEN
March II, lss0-T
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poR COUNTY COMMISSIONER


Messrs Editors --lou will plensesay through
the columns Of your paper thai II Mr. ISAIAH
CANTER Of the 9Th District, will consent TO be
and independent candidate, fora seat In the mex
Commissioners Court he Will be warmly sup
ported by the people Of
Nov. I. 1880. Leonntdtuwu District.
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In the Circuit Court for 81, Mary's county, cit
ting as II Court of Equity.
Nos. 80 and 400 ~ y. Consolidated
~ RDERED this 25th day Of June, 1881, that
~ the Auditors Report G. filed in this cause,
he ratified and confirmed unless cause TO lie con
trary be shown or before the Nth Monday of
July, 1881; provided copy OF this order he
published in the st. Marys BgAcoN, once a
week for three successive weeks prior to tic
said 4tll Monday Of JRly.
j. FRANK FORp
Clerk
True copy-Tst
J FRANK FORD
Clerk
June 80, lsSl-39.
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| NEW sTYLEsl
| NEW PRICES !!
II NJ. CAVALIER & co. have uow IN
10 store a magnificent assortment Of ner-
chandise Of every description, which they are
and the public are invited 20 call. The ladies
win find
Dress Goods
Of beautiful patterns and trimmings, as well as
very handsome
SLIPPERS,
CATERS,
coasErs,
MUsLINs,
RUFFs.
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
BANDkERCHlEFs,
HOSIERY,
wAIre GOODS,
Do,lEsTIc pLAlps.
GlSGgAMs, 80
PRIMES, etc.
A hll stock ofGnc
MEMS * BOYS CLOTHING,
HATS. BOOTS and SHOES,
SHIRTS, BUGGY ROBES,
WHIPS, HARNESS and
SADDLES, wooDENWARE
TIN. CHINA. GLASSWARE,
STATIONERY, CLOTH
and HAIR BRUSHES,
COMBS.
FANCY SOAPS,
pERFUMERY
CONFECTIONERY, etc, etc,
Fine Groceries, Flour and Meal
aaI ,t1ice WINES, Lcrors CIGARS
$50 rNJAcCU aiEsys $40 hasd.
r " CAVALIER & co.
LE0NARDToWN, MD
jane %, 1885,
RATIFICATION NOTICE.