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Waco.

Special 70 the Herald.
WACO, October 11.-Saturday night, while
Felix Butler and John Roberts, farmers
living few miles east of the city we're re-
turning home they were stopped by lone
highwayman and robbed of what money
they had, amounting to twenty-seven
dollars.
entered Mr.. ]. NJ. Reviere's servants house
and attempted to rape a Norwegian gir,
Her screams aroused the inmates Of the
house, and the villain fed without accom-
plishing his purpose.
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"Dr." Buchanan Again Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, October 11.-Dr. John
Buchanan, who pleaded guilty last Novem-
ber to the charge of violating the act of the
assembly prohibiting the sale of bogus med
ical diplomas, was brought before quarter
sessions court this morning and sentenced
to fine of 81 900 and Imprisonment for one
year. He has already been confined in the
eastern penitentiary for term of fifteen
months, which he served under conviction
and sentence in the United States district
court for conspiring to dcfraud the govern
ment
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The Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 1.-THE
democratic senator's met in caucus this
morning, and remained in session about an
hour. The committee appointed yesterday
to examine the credentials of the three new
senators reported they found nothing on
which to base objections to the admission
of the new senators on prima facia evidence
of their credentials. The report wa
promptly adopted and the caucus adjourned.
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Redeeming Bonds.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE secretary
ofthe treasury has announced that he will
redeem at the department on and after
Monday next, October 18th, five million
dollars of bonds embraced in the 10th call,
with interest to date of payment. The sec
retary states that this action is taken sim
ply because the treasury has money avail
able for that purpose, and interest to De-
cember oath on that amount of bonds if re-
deemed can be paid by. this course. He
announces also that purchases in New
York will continue as heretofore.
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Palestine.

Special to the Herald.
PALESTINE, October 11.-Rev. II. w.
Withite, agent for the Paul Quinn college
for colored students at Waco, has been at
Palestine for the last ten days soliciting
subscriptions and aid for that institution,
and has met with great success among the
colo red citizens Quite a large sum has
been made up by subscriptions, festivals
liberal donation.
Superintendent Herrin, of the San Anto-
MO division, says the international is NOV
ing at present, with about the same trans
portation facilities, more than twice the
amount than was carried and moved this
time last year. The entire road is in splen-
did order. The new management of the
gulf division gives unusual satisfaction.
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The Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE election in
Ohio has been unusually quiet and from all
points from which news comes are reports
of an exceptionally light vote. In the
city the vote will fall off from 25 to 30 per
cent. Parry lines were much broken over
by the voters, therefore the process of
counting the votes will be very tedious.
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Killed on Account of Nonsense.

WYTHEvrLLE Va, October; 11.-Charles
Jones and his wife were walking along the
road near their home, six miles from here
yesterday, when Henry Crockett met them
and presuming on long acquaintance, ad-
dressed Jones' wife in a jocular manner,
which, however, gave offense, and she COM
house, got gun and shot Crockett.
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Atlanta Exposition.

ATLANTA, GA, October 1.-THE second
week of the exposition opened on scene of
great activity-hurrying the work on the
buildings and putting of new exhibits in
The display in the main building is now in
place and hourly additions are made to the
machinery
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TYLEE, October 1.-THE following cases
have been decided by the commissioners Of
appeals:
Ray ct al vs.. Daley ct al, from Falls re
versed and rendered.
Fowler ct al. vs. Stagner, executor, from
Caldwell; reversed and remanded.
Jaffray a Co. vs. Meyer from Gregg re-
versed and dismissed.
The court Of appeals renders decisions to
morrow.
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The Mrs. Garfield Fund.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE subscription
to the Mrs. Garfield fund aggregated $780,
sos 70 at II o'clock to-day. The fund will
close Saturday, the 10Th instant, and on
Monday, the 18th, a full list Of all sub
scribers will be given TO the press.
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CrrcIsxxa1I, october 1.-The final and
formal rnafters connected with the transfer
ofthe Cincinnati Southern railroad % the
Cincinnati, Nev Orleans 4 TeEas Paeihe
-nil-oad cosnpany, in sooordance with tbe
terms orth lenss 10 Fred WolHs vHscon-
decd this evening. The nv c1I1Fery F.,d
:. - f---sfars III fiIe rod q. 81 80 frr the
-.-r--.--fv s-,f supplies On hard. nnd - re
s--,-ir.rr-r ufirh has teen rTerHtlng n,
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Liberty Hill.

Special to the Herald.
LIBERTY HnL, October 11.-our business
men are waiting patiently to see WHEEL
the railroad is going to move our town.
Several want to move but will not do so un-
til they are better satisfied in regard to it,
If ii moves the place, it viii move also a
great deal of travel, which is at present
going by this place, mostly immigrants
who are principally from foreign parts.
Nearly all are going TO Lampasas county.
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Two or three DAYS ngo q special passenger
train on the NJ, X A 7. railroad, ran over
a man At jefferson City. Missouri, killing
him. The mans name was George W.
Freeman. and he wns a carpenter who had
recently been in the employ Of the govern
menf He was inforicaied 81 the time, and
left q widow and sir children.
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Charles Dennis, a Chicago rough and bad
character generally, was arrested in Louis
vile few days ago as fugitive from jus
tice. He had but recently been discharged
from the Frankfort, Kentucky, peniten-
tiary. where he served term for burglary
three years ago, he and two other thieves
being charged with the killing Of Policeman
Rice
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The remains Of an unknown white man
were found in the river near Chester, Hi
nois. few DAYS ngo- The body vas vel
dressed, snd a. there were no marks a no
lence 10 be found, i vas suTposed he had
been accidentally drowned
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Marshall.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MARSHALL, October 11.-R. A. Connolly,
chief engineer, and II. B. Hotchkiss, sec
retary of the Sabine Pass & Texas North
ern railroad company, are expected to-
morrow. These gentlemen come with ample
authority from the president ofthe company
to press forward the work of construction.
Nr. G. G. Ample, the chief of the grading
and construction, will accompany them or
board. of directors will be held on the 18th
instant
Captain Sam. Crandiff, secretary of the
Texas d. Mexican Gulf railroad company, is
in the city. A business meeting of the
directors was held Yesterday in the absence
Of President Barney. Mr., John
j. Price, one of the directors,
presided. The engineers have located
the road to the Sabine river and still the
work goes on.
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Tannery Burned.

ALLENTOWN, Va, October 1.-THE large
tannery Of Mosser & Jack, with the ma
chinery and stock, burned to-day. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, 10000. The fire was
accidental
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wsTEE1oxx. n. Y, October 1.-The
erOund vas covered with snow 81 Aadrd,
Il. Lawrence county, to-dAy-
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law cou,a Elected a Director.

ST. LOUIS, October 11.--Jay Gould, who
became a large stockholder Of the National
stock wards Of East st. Louis, has been
elected a member Of its board Of directors.
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ror IN. ri.hlenn sunerer..

NEw YORK, October 11.-President DOwd,
Of the hank Of North America, has received
M 10 date So. .25s O. for the relief Ofthe
Michigan sufferers.
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NEw YoRK, October 1.-The latest esti-
mates Of the loss made by the fire last night
in the destruction Of furniture, etc. stored
in Nerrill's warehouse, is S2,DOs0OO.
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The residence ola Nrs. Won Kstflsr, liv-
ing af Galena, ulinois. vas burElarized sn1
robbed q $50 IN money and solne Vnluaole
pnI'ers, but the thisvss returned hsr pnpsrs
70 her.
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ArsrrKDaN, n. Y, October 1l.-WatsOn
A NiIler's knitting mill burned this morn
ing. Los, f2o,e0es fully insured
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Bryan.

Special 70 the HERALD
Brxss, October 22.-Andrew J. Walker,
who was tried here for murder, was acquit-
ted. He is nov held under . capias from
Liberty county,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-03-31

known as "Clfton." The present mill is 175
by 70 feet, three stories high. The picker
building is l00x40 feet, two stories. The
foundation is stone, and the building brick.
Spindles 1925; looms, IA. Of these spin
dies. $500 are for two and three ply warp
yarns 4,725 for shirling, sheeting and drills
The daily product will be 1900 pounds
Of yarn and 2,700 pounds of cloth, equal to
5000 yards. The consumption of cotton will
be about eleven bales daily, or $500 bales
per annum. The books for subscri ption to
the additional capital of 100000 were open
ed January 1st and closed February 18th,
the entire amount having been subscribed
during this time, Sal 900 of which was taken
in Boston. When the extension of the pres
ent mill is completed, it will be 4l5 by ID
feet, three stories. Picker building 100 by 80
feet, two stories. 1t will contain 1900 spin
dies and 4SO looms, and all the preparatory
machinery necessary for same. 1t will con.
sumo about 1000 bales cotton annually, pro-
ducing S,750,000 yards Of cloth, and Al, 600
pounds of yarn.
- The Boston Journal of Commerce says:
at is the custom to speak Of Southern mills
as of little account, making an inferior class
of goods, only 6t for Southern trade, &c. An
Englishman lately visiting the Eagle aud
Phoenix Mills. Columbus, Georgia, said the
new No. mill WAS the hest equipped mill in
the world. Certainly there is no mill making
a larger variety or better quality of goods.
1t has every new Improvement, and some
that no other mills in the country are using.
The profit of these mills last year was 20
per cent. on capital of 81, ,250,0OO, or S. 76
per spindle. The mills are lighted with the
Brush electric light, and water power is used
to run them. 1t cost to light No. 3 mill for
six months, including light and attendance.
$llO; for the same time gas would have cost
$4,000"
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MILL MACHINERY.

WELLS BROTHERS respectfully inform the
w public that they are prepared to contract
for the construction Of all kinds of MACHINE
RY AND FIXTURES for the operation of Saw
Mills and Corn and Wheat Mills. Their long
experience in this line Of business warrants them
in giving assurance Of satisfactory work. which
will be guaranteed in all cases, and at reasonable
prices. Would be pleased to hear from all par
ties contemplating the erection Of mill or similar
machinery.
We are the owners of the exclusive right of a
mode of dressing MILL STONES, by means OF
which we will guarantee Mill of not less than
twelve-horse power, which grinds twelve BUSH
els of grain per hour, to increase the production
to twenty -four bushels per hour. Address US at
Yorkville, S. c., or Whtaker's S. C.
W. S. WELLS, J. w. WELLS.
NJ. r. WELLS, |. G.. WELLS.
March "a IL SINS
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CLARK BROTHERS;
SpECTATTIES.

SPECIALTIES.
YK1E makea specially of every article we offer
w for sale, so far as buying the best OF every
thing at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
And promise our friends to make this mutual
benefit in sharing with them the advantages az
tained through judicious buying. Our faciiites
for buying to advantage are unsurpassed, as VIZ
possess the two requisites for this department,
EXPERIENCE AND CAPITAL"
We have to offer, for theinspection Of our friends
a full stock of GROCERIES AND PLANTA-
TION SUPPLIES, Plantation Hardware, and
CHUFA,
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY PLUE GRASS,
GERMAN NJ :LLET,
LUCERNE,
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEED,
And a little of the
BIG CAT-TAIL MILLET.
At prices which are beyond the reach OF com 9eti"
ton by those who buy goods on extended me.
We call the attention Of the trade especially To
our Tennessee Country Cured Hams, our o.
North Carolina and Kennesaw Mills choice Flour,
our Syrup at so cents, which is the
BEST IN THE MARKET;
Our Rio Coffee just as it fell from the bush; our
10 cent Sugar, our stock of Plug and Twist Tobac-
CO, and, in fact, to everything we have in Store
az we guarantee our goods to be as represented III
every respect, and prices regulated in accord"
ance with the quality of each article and to suit
the requirements of the trade Come to headauar"
ters for prices. CLARK BROTHERS.
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AULT's MILL, EDGEFIELD Co., S. g., |
I,,1y q 1870

AULr's MILL, EDGEFIELD Co., S. c., !
July 9, 1879. J
DR.. L. T. Hill: Dear Sir: | take great
pleasure in commencing to the public Hills
HEPArIc PANACEA, or Liver Medicine, for
all diseases for which it is recommended.
Knowing the medicinal virtues of the lng!re-
dients of which it is compounded, | was in
duced to give it trial in my practice, and |
unhesitatingly say that it did more in my
hands than any other silver medicine" ! ever
used. Yours truly, HENRY N. SLOAN, NJ. D.
ag- For sale by JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
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WITHERS ADICKES.

SEEDS.
cWEET and Irish Potatoes, and GARDEN and
~ Seeds, in great variety.
NEW LOTOF PLOWS,
In every shape. Trace Chains Breast Chains
Beelscrews, Grass Rods, Lap Rings, Hinges
Nails, Screws, Hinge Nails, Wrought Nails,
Hasps, Bolts, Locks, Axes, Smoothing: Irons,
Sledge Hammers, Curry Combs, Singletrees,
Hoes, Hames, etc., etc.
CANNED GOODS.
or all kinds. The largest assortment In YORK.
Condensed Milk, etc., etc.
Bartletes Shoe Blaoking and big scent Box
Blueing.
FANCY BISCUITS.
Our stock of Fancy Biscuits is the finest ever
shown here. Try them and you will continue TO
buy the A. E. Cream Waters.
H0RsFORD's BREAD PREPARATION,
Royal Baking Powder, Cream Tartar, etc., etc.
KENNESAW FLOUR,
Fresh Buckwheat, nice country Hams, Shoulders.
Jowls etc.. very cheap. Also, Baltimore Hams
and Bacon Strips.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
Mess Mackerel-heads and tails off Ground
Pepper, Ginger, new Canned Goods, Gelatine,
Prunes, Horsford's Bread Preparation, Cheese,
Maccaroni, Tomato Catsup, etc., etc.
BEST APPLE VINEGAR.
Java Coffee, Rios of NIL grades, Roasted Cofees,
Sugar of all kinds, Molasses and Syrups, etc.
SOAPS.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Starch, Blueing-
the largest scent Box ever shown inYork-In-
digo.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
The largest lot in town.
TINWARE AND WOODWARD,
In every shape, at the Grocery Store Of
WITEERS ADICKES.
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COTTON SEED PLANTER
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

VAI HEREAS VIM. NJ. MATTHEW'S has ap-
w piled TO me for Letters Of Administration,
de bonis non, on all and singular, the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of JOHN A. MAT
THEWS, late of the county aforesaid, deceased
Thesear therefore, to cite and admonishall and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me at our
next Judge Of Probate's Court for the said county,
to he holden at York Court House on the l4TH
DAY OF APRIL. next, to shew cause, if any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 3lst day of
March, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty one, and in the l05th
year Of the Independence of the United States
of America.
J. A. MCLEAN, Judge of Probate.
March 81 l3 ct
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings and Ribbons:
Nice lot of Umbi elias, Trunks, Valises, and
Satchels on hand. Choice selection of Ladies' and
Childrens Hose. Ladies' Cloth and Kid Gloves
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Corsets, Fringes,
Buttons. Lace. Elastic. Star Braid, Floss. Bobi-
net, white Linen, Embroidery, Tarleton, Edging,
Pins, Needles, Hair Pins, Crotchet Needles,
Thimbles, Paper Cambria, Dress Facing, Dress
Drilling, Wigans red and white Table Linen,
Towels, sheeting, Pillow Casing, Cretonnes, Bed
Ticking, Cottonades, Hickory Shirting, Sea Island
heavy shirtings, Drillings, Denims, Canton Elan
nels, Pee Dee Paids, Nainsook Muslin, Lawns,
Ladies' Ties,
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THE PUBLIC ROADS.

TIME citizens of York county are informed that
L for the purpose Of looking more closely after
the condition Of the public roads, the County
Commissioners at their last meeting, decided to
take upon themselves a reasonable share of this
duty, and to that end each Commissioner has as
signed to him portion Of the county from which
reports of the condition of the public roads may
be made. Complaints of the condition of the
public roads of the different townships should be
hereafter made as follows:
Bethel Ebenezer and Fort Mill townships, to j.
NJ. Jackson.
Bethesda, Bulock's Creek and Catawba town.
ships, to A. F. Lindsay.
Broad River, Kings Mountain and Cherokee
townships, to J. B. Allison. q
BY order of the Board. "
J. B. ALLISON, Clerk.
March 10 10 II
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EXECUTOR,S SALE.

Thy virtue of I'm order from Joseph A. Mclean,
Judge of Probate for York county, will
expose to public sale at York Court House, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, the
CHOOSES IN ACTION belonging to the estate of
W. c. BEATTY, deceased. which have been ap-
praised either "desperate," or doubtful"
TERMS OF SALE-GASH.
L. M. GRIST, Executor.
March "a IL ~.
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CTTANO AND PHOSPHATE,

GUANO AND PHOSPHATE.
VulO arrive this week, 20 tons Palmetto Phos"
nhate 20 tons Eutaw Guano, 10 tons Carolina
Guano, IL tons Powhatan, at Yorkville.
10 tons Eutaw Grano and 10 tons Palmetto
Phosphate, at McConnelsville.
Price of Phosphate, 375 pounds of Cotton.
Price ofall Guanos, $50 pounds Of Cotton.
r. F.. CLARK, Agent.
FRANK AsHE, Sub Agent at McConnellsville.
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THE CORNER DRUG STORE.

VyOUNG Ladies and gentlemen, come and get
7 those nice Shoulder Braces and cure your
selves of the ungracaful habit ofround and stoop-
ing Shoulders.
COME TO THE CORNER DRUG STORE.
Gentlemen and Ladies be sure and call on the
"Old Doctor" and get those Trusses and Abdomi.
nal Supporters, SO necessary to comfort and
health.
The "Old Doctor and the Corner Drug Store
is the place and the man from whom to get your
prescriptions compounded in scientific and re-
liable manner.
YES, THE CORNER DRUG STORE,
And the sold Doctor" will supply all persons
wanting the incest kinds Of Toilet Soaps. Per.
fumery, Hair OIL, Cosmetics and other desirable
goods.
AS TO PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
The "Old Doctor prides himself in supplying
the best articles, always.
PATENT AND PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
Only the best and most reliable can be had.
The host Of worthless articles all left out.
DR.. JOHN MAY, Agent
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GUANO.

I WOULD respectfully inform the farmers and
OF GUANO, which sold last season with perfect
satisfaction to every purchaser I have yet to
hear from the first man who was not pleased with
the results after using my Fertilizer last season.
] guarantee my goods equal to any offered in this
mtrket, and am selling them at prices that defy
competition.
PRICES.
Delivered at my warehouse near the depot in
Yorkvile.
Cash. per t0n w
Payable November list, 1881 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Al 90
II paid in cotton, 4j0 pounds.
Call and see me before you buy your fertilizers
for the ensuing season,
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YORKVILLE, March 3O.-Cotton to ".
CHARLESTON, March 2S.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged Middling l05.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s.-Cotton dull and
easy. Middling uplands, 6sd.
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Cotton quiet Mid
ding uplands, 10 ll-l6. Futures closed steady
sales I02 900 bales, as follows: March 1854 to
1886; April lO.44 to 1915; May l0.5l to 1852;
June O6O to 1861 July 1867 to l06S; August
1911 to 1922 September, lO.39 to 10 40; October,
lois to l0.lG; November, 1905 to 1906; Decem-
Der, 1905 to lO,O6.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, March 25-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing to-day: 1881. 1850
Receipts at all ports for the week.. 93, ,.01 54,97S
Total receipts to this date, $780, 54 663
Exports for the week .....".....l06,5 1855 67,645
Total Exports to this date, ,7S4 395
Stock at all United States ports, S36,OH SAG 49,
Stock in all interior towns, ,........l57 597 1882
Stock at Liverpool, ol,.....".........Si9,O0 $4,000
American afloat for Great Britain. .2730OO 256OO0
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REMEMBER

hEU EMDHH
ITyHAT pe are agents for the STUDEBAKER
and OLD HICKORY WAGONS, and can
save money for our friends and get them good
Wagon made to order, if they will give Us trial
Come and see our illustrated catalogues and learn
the prices. Every Wagon guaranteed for year
CLARK BROTHERS.
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Comparative Cotton Statement.
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
A LII persons are hereby cautioned against har-
N boring or giving employment to my minor
son, GRANDSON BURRIS, as he is absent
from home without my consent. The said boy is
of dark copper color, about l6 years old. about 5
feet inches high, and will weigh about l25
pounds. Any information in regard to him will
be thankfully received Address
ELIAS BURRIS,
McConnellsville, s. G.
March 81 l3 2t&
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MORE FINE STOCK ;

NXTE would advise the farmers of York county,
w and all others in want of FINE STOCK,
that we have received this week a full supply
of FINE MULES and also some good HORSES,
which will be sold cheap for cash or approved
paper. A WlLLlfORD ~.
March u
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AND DON'T YOU FORGET
A LIBERAL TRIAL.
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
~ Executor of the estate of J. {. STEWART,
decreased will make final settlement with the
Judge of Probate for York county, on the 9th
day of MARCH, next when he will make appli-
cation for discharge as Executor of said estate.
S. S. SMITH, Executor.
March 10 10 st
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OLD NEWSPAPERS,

nF large size, suitable for wrapping, for sale
~ ENQUIRER OFFICE.
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w. P. HOBBS, AGENT.
CHEESE,
FLOUR.

KEEP on hand and for sale at the lowest
prices, all grades of Flour, including the IA
nous Kennesaw brand, Marietta and North Car
olina. w. +. HOBBS, Agent