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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-04
Lost.

a White Grape Shawl, Tuesday Evening
return to this Office.
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American enterprise again comes to tie
front. The Fairbanks Scale Company has
gained the first four prizes for scales and
weights at the Melbourne International Exhi-
bition. The British manufacturers made
strenuous efforts to carry of the prizes, but
Yankee pluck and skill overcame all COMPETE
t0Rn.
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James r. Fuller, Baker Longfellow, d. -
Moore, T. Fuller & Sons and Gould & Barker.
~All orders will receive prompt attention
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. T.. 9. " EsT's NERvE AND BRAIN TaEAT.
MENT; specific for Hysteris, Dizziness Con.
aion. Loss OF Memory Spermatorrhns, Impo-
!eucy, Involuntary Ernissious, Premature Old
Age. caused by over exerti0n. self abuse, or over
indulgence, which leads 10 misery. decay and
death. Cne box will cure recent cases. Esch
box contains one month s treatment Ono dollar
box, or six boxes for fTo dollars; cent by mail
prepsid on receipt OF pfico. We gusrsDtee siI
be1es to cure any case. With each order re-.
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
fva dollars, We vii! send the purchaser cur writ
ten guarantee TO return the money il the traat-
ment does not effect cure GuHrAutses isaued
By JANNEY g. &C., Druggists, AleIsndris.
Va. Wholesale sud reLsil agents. Orders by
rlsil will receive promp. attention. msr7
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AUCTg1R SALES.

<snts,, 40 r-,
& ies; "a :o5tttN GS,S SabE CF j. VALG
-. nooLs ~ 10 SGntre',io, Harby virtue
.e "a ,it
I R,raIs,. or,irst ,ar NaLI sU.. " H Hna='
tho n, iers;,nsi tso~s;. S.a u.mef'
viii on HiITi; iha IL ,'n .a',I'' - rsnMa nHu
1880 stIn NJ in frnni ostn, ;i,n.. uorao Sn'
st FsrfsI y , - ,A ~ rs. o n'Gss SoG'.
s:t biiiar ih.i ~, nv eHnITS|ssi, IS
Caniravins T.. J.,n,x, . Ne :, - ~, isIr -
q. Dor, c.as,is sssa s. .Ss T5asnsn asn !, Io; o.
couisin;ay ora s1, t.h.If sIrss Tho ~ 49, !,
hiphIy INN 5rrt snd hos an ON; njo ,rrhsrd -
Tarns. Eo rrnch cssh ~ hn.5 90 VII re.,,
cc.s sna Msc SS wi WIZ Pay I've
IN c.na;t ofG - ..sIe .,o.sa. g. '' u"o oA'"N''
If not soid 81 nnhi;, cay, I,.iS ,na o,h,
ho,,.L, =. S"u & "s puoi'e sS'e 'ho Saino ihaf p'
''"sA' a. f'''''' s''o; r se;:r, r.prvp
declo-lsw4y 'Cnmm;.,;ona,
'''-1-,o""..
4 5NOMMISSTOARES SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile RkAI, ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY.-Puslsnt TO q I:;c.ta rendered at
tho November term, lS8!. OF tho Circuit- Court
Of said county the unier,ispsd, on TUESDAY,
January 3, 1882, about ~ o'clocA H., will sell
st public suction =. tha v;liaso O. Ho,ndan, In
slid ccua!y oI TIN w. &, q. Il. j.. the real es-
tats of which th5 late Henry Bckstsf, aiea
se:zsd. coIBislinS al Lhs fn!owing !o:s OF LAND:
Lot NO l-Li1s IN f!H,odon; contains 60
polls; has lsrGe FHAME DWELLING
HOUSE, also stototoom with dwelling house
a!s.ched--no% occupied oS &o:sr7. j. Crides s.
T., Poole.
Lot No. 2--Lies in HerEdon; contains about
scre; has g Fra Ri u " BILLING HOUSE;
also fs!.elass s:averoom (uow occupied By
Mr.. Arthur HreDn) aId dwelling house attack
ed thereto. There Is * s,atIo OF this lot.
Lo. No. 3-lics in Eeradon ncntAins about
J.; aero with FRANZ DWRLLlNG HOUSE
and storel ocin, new used by LlIs, ii. u. Wrenn;
also stable.
Lot No. f--Lies in Hcrrdon: contains shou.
acre; has q largo rEAEE DWELLING
hOUsR-now occupied by MIS- Lynn.
Lo: no. 5-Lins In the village OF Drancsville:
contains sboui 2! acres With q DWELhING
HOUSE, in gco:I cordi,i,n sra stabling 10,
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OYSTERS.

J. W. DYER s. CO, g soath Royal street,
ars selling OYSTERS s.! 60 cents psr gsilon,
running II easuTe. aud g cents scl!a alEsys
keep on hand the hasL oY sters broush! to iha
market. Orders promptly filled. oc.l7-.f
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f,EiE GGss5ssG.

E,r-=l.u,ia, Va, Dec I, 1881
nUR Ri YEH haa j.st returned frcm 3 thi.d
~ trip to New Yors, and VIZ a::.,H- .tRHAT
MANY SRA9ONABuE AID :,RSIRsBLg
GOODS SUITABLE FOR The HOLIDAYS
sDd general tta!e
LArge variety nsv patterns in Light Cloak
iGgs md Wool Flu: hei.
LE1X5st assortment Of Iad;as' Cloths in ltcck
this seasor.
New collars in Plushes .Ld Vslvets; specially
handsome Black Plush.
- Handsome Napkins, Table pamssks and
Towels.
hich srsortment Of Silk Hsrdkercbefa and
SILK Mill .rs from 25a 10 81 80
New hight Jackets, very cheap; Short Blach
Jackets very scarce md desirable.
Our stock hss ue7er been better 81 d ia worth
an eXGn iuaiion.
decl j. &. TAOk EFT
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SkAIAa! SIX aTES SKATES TIE Amer:
~ icsa Cin5. New York Club. ths Acme
and q !ica CT Wood Top Skates. Rh3.ess!e and
retail at .... al s-.ga5 -3a s5E.
dsci3 Jas. +. C6.RI.IN & SONS.
SHCYRi4S AID TONGS. Aeh s;hoveis, Wire
~ Feudsts, Cos! Rods, &c. ~, 5s .rHs
JAS. +. CAEL:N 3 SONS',
decl5 G3 King street.
TRESH GROUND CHTTUH SEED OIL
II CAKE, 70, sale by 80 ssh
UHAS 8. TAYLOR, Jf,
decl2 Nos. Il & s2 King st.
T TITLE GIANT NUT CKaCKERst Ci!l
- and examine at e -zst ts-'7,
MchSAH 8 UHLERs.
dec2 IS Aing strest
- KATE FOR CHR!STIiS FEE :EHrS
~ for ssle 8: low prices ST g King It, corner
Of Royal. by sis9'7
dscl4 J, I, CKEIGHI0N & son.
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EssK sSE.X OR BEET.

ESOR RENTING THREE l3) STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING now occupied by
James &. Nevstt, efq On tie southwest corcsr
Of Duke and Fai,fax ats. Possession given Jan.
1st 1882 AMY &c JOHN 7, HILL. room G.
Market Building. dec2l-lw
EORSALE-A FARM Of about SEQ ACEHH
IL ti.catod on Arlington heights thrto mica
from tho South end of the Long Bridge. in full
view orlhs Capitol, Said farm has been u:sd
ss Dairy Farm to1 tue lset thirty years. /
will cell ,he whole in body OF divide it in three
farms Of abcu. lGG ceres each. Improve In ants
coed. Terms easy. Persons wishing to inspect
iho property csn resch the sane by Washington
and Ohio K. y. at Arlington Station. which Is
shout mile distant snd l! nile frcn Fofl
KunJoa on the Washington and Alexandra Z.
&. For particulars enquire of the subscriber
det5-tf 8. 3. CORBRTT.
TOR BENT OR SALR--1he splendid RES.
Il IDEHOE and G EOU NDS known az
"CQLROSS," the residence of the la:e Thomp-
acn +. Mszon. Apply 10
GREEN 81 WISE,
augEG-tf Resl Bsts.s Agents.
GOR SALE--Uno OF tho l.rkest and uost
II eisibly located HKSiDEN ORS, with apa-
conE grouncs attached, N The city. For terms,
&C., apply 10 Gfsen & Wise, je3Q-tf
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A BILL 10 prevent fraud upou the Common
wealth and tho holders of Ter securities 10
the colleotioa and disbursement OF rcycnaes.
Whereas bonds purporlirg to be Tho bjnds
OF this ComnouVealth issued by authority Of
the &C. OF Msrca 50. 1871. entitled IAN &c; to
provide Tor tho funding and psymGu. OF the
uolic d0bt.' ana uader tie act oil Msroh 2S
1879. entitled IAN &C: to gr3vide a plaa Of
settlement of the public debt" are 10 lxis; :
terca, MilhCu. authority f law; and
WhoreR5 othsr subj bonds are in existence
which are spurious, stclen or forged, Rhich
bonds besr coupons ia tie kimiiude / { gen
nl9e s0upons, receivable for all taxes dea!s aud
demaIGs duo tie Comm. calth ard
Whereas genulae coupons from getuiau
bonds, alter having been reseited iu payment
tf taxes. debts aud demands. sra fraudulsntly
| re-iisucd and rto:veG m rs than once in suoh
p;yments, AID
Whereas such frauds &C tho rights f The hold
ors rt Inc aforesaid bonds impsifs the c,ntract
mads by the Commonwealth with lhem-,hs.
the cJupo6s theron should he received in pay :
ment o. sIl taxes. debis srd demands dus the
| said Commonwealth and at tue slme time &c :
frauds her Cut Of her ravenu:s; thtr fJrs, fo.
tbs purDos, Of protecting tae rishs of seid
bondbOlders aud ct enforcing the said ojniract
bstTeen them and the Commonwealth and
OF preventing ftau1s on The revenues Of the
Slime
l. B. it ensc ed by the General Assembly of
Vlrslnia, That whenever aoy taxpayer, lr bis
egept, shalI tender to sny peIson whose Gu J
/; ls to collCc,, or receiv, tsEes. debts cr d.
nlods due tbs Commonwealth, aty psners OF
Instruments il print, wri:irg. or engraving,
plEpoftlog to be coupons detached ircm bonds
Of The Comma aeslsh. issued under the &C: oil
ISL. entitled 40 &c: 10 flEd the publ, debt,
In pSymeu! Ct ppy such taxes. dab:s AID dt-
mands. the pors0u 10 whom such papers are
teadcr4d shall receive the same, giving The par
ty rendering rtcelp. stating thai be has re-
calved tho s.ms for the lufpose ct ideIt-
ltoa!l9n aod r;rfcaton.
,. lie shall 8. The same time require such
taxpayer to pay his taxes in coin, Irga! tender
notes or national baak bills. ard up,u par
| ment give bin q rtcoip: for The same. /.
csse OF refusal 10 psy tho taxes due shall te
collected as sll ether doli,quent taxes ara CO.,
ltc!ed.
) II, shall marx ttcl psper or ooupon ST
! received with the in,tiss OF thu tcx-Dsyer ttou
Whom received AID III, date Of rtc:ipt, shL
shall deliver lbs same. securely sealed. up t
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Roots ARl1 SEGEa.

VIC have now iu store a iul liao Of
he eDlES FjER HAND SEWRp BlOTS
Suitable FOR fall and winter.
Ihe=a g"o5s :7o m :do ID the very bes, lnsnner
snd most IL od.an styles; 8 perfect it. and ey,rv
PIT warranted 70 give entire satisfaction.
Ibo vorc;c: q tho lkGiss who tavs used ths,e
Sooos Ia thst they a:s most comfortable, beau,i-
lu', oursc'e srd lhs cheapest that they have
ever worn,
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In ,ha oit7 =: ;.nuiaoiiIc IN

as~ Parties in Wal. of abcra supplies can ard
5anp! CO and prices g. the Dug Store Of W r.
Creighton. All orders vii! DO ieiephonel 20 cur
|hsrVes ani hlTe prompt a..aI!.;on. ss7;rg tnr-
Chhsers long walk aad time
Otlco snd Sh4gV4s foot Of wolfe 8. tec!
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31st day Of January, 1882,

al the railroad depot Of the WasAinstan anl
Ohio Railroad tcmpsoy, il :aG c,tS u. !a!o.a!,.
dris Va, u,?er st y;iEilc sEctio:l 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-12-09
What was Raised on an Acre.

A farmer living in Maine makes state
ment of what he has raised this year. on
an acre of land-almost enough. we should
think. to support a family. He planted
one-third OF his acre in corn. and he usu-
ally produced thirty bushels of good corn.
This quantity was sufficient for his family
use and fattening three large hogs, From
the same ground on which the corn stood
he raised two or three hundred pumpkins.
and an ample supply of beans. From a
bed OF six rods square he usually obtained
sixty bushels of onions, these he sold for
one dollar per bushel, which amount pur-
chased his flour for one year. Thus. from
one-third of an acre and an onion bed he
obtained his breadstuifs and two or three
hundred pounds OF pork. The remainder
of the ground was appropriated to all
kinds of vegetables. for both summer and
winter use. He also had = flower garden
raspberries. currants. gooseberries in great
abundance. and also few choice apple.
plum. pear. peach and ounce trees N.
T.. Homestead.
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The Corn Crop.

The United States corn crop averages
nearly or about l.4o0. 100000 bushels. or
1000. 900 tons. enough to load 5000. ZOO
raid ears, making 10000 trains each halt
mile long or enough to fill two c"ntin-
uous lines of box cars from Bafiins Bay
to Cape Horn. and require at least 10000
locomotives to draw them. The import
anee is obvious Of obtaining this vast crop
at any reduction in labor or expense and
hence the introduction of simple labor
saving machinery or cultivation; of pay
ing fertilizers: OF such II system OF man.
agement rs shall exclude devouring
weeds; or of planting the most productive
sorts. would save millions of dollars in
the aggregate. One item of work is clean
tillage, as weeds unquestionably absorb
millions of bushels of grain in the United
States. Pass the cultivator early. pass it
often. pass it as long as horse can go
safely between the rows-the sulky cult
vator rs long as the corn will permit. and
the one-horse implement afterwards
Country Gentleman.
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To MeHonorabie the justices Of the Supernatural
Court inert to be bsiden at IHgusfa in the County
Of Ksnaebec and state Of Maine, on the third
Tuesday Of october, 4. ID. 1881.
DESPECTFULLY represents Kate Remission
IN Gardiner. in said County of kennebec, that
she Is seized In fee simple and ant in common
of and in certain real estate situated in Gardiner, in
said County of kennebec, described as follows to
wit Bounded northerly by land of Charles Gay,
eastery by Water street ESQ ca ledl, southerly by
Vine street, called, being triangular parcel OF
land and known the .Jewett lot, belonging to the
heirs and estate of she late William X. Gay Of said
Gardiner. The said Kate Remission of six undivid-
ed tenth parts in common with certain other persons
unknown your petitioner That she cannot possess,
while the same lies in common and undivided as
aforesaid, but wholly loses the and profits thereof
Wherefore she prays that notice may be given in
due form of law and that her said part may be set off
and assigned to her in severalty and rs in duty
bound will ever pray.
Dated at Gardiner this 18th day OF October, 1881.
KATE kENNISTON,
by Clay Clay, her Attys.
kExNEBE, -. sup. Jud. Court. Oct. :, 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition the court order that
notice OF the pendency thereof be given to the CO.
tenants hy publishing atttsed copy Of said petit
tiun together with this order thereon three weeks
successfully in the kenhebec Journal, a newspaper
printed in Augusta in the county OF kennebec, the
last publication be less than twenty days be-
fore the next term of this court, to be holden at
Augusta. within aud for the County of kennebec,
the first Tuesday Of March next, that they may
then and there appear and show cause, II any thew
have, why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted Attest A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
true copy of said petition and order of court
thereon. Attest; A. G. OTIS, Clerk.
Swp
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ID -BtATIl'S PIA\OFORrES-Magn
Dsh"iiday pres nts; square graz d pianoiortes
four very handsome round corne. :. rosewood cases
three uusuns, Baity's ratch c>s iron Fl ames stool
book, csv,r, hoN.d. S222sa to S20s 80; cata.
losuc pfic' :, $500 TO $1,000; satisfaction guar.
anierd or money refunded after one Years use up-
right pianofortes, Sl2J u S2J5; catalogue price.
$500 toSsOO; standard plauofortes OF the uni
verse as thousands " i'll testify write for mammoth
list of testimonials Beatty's cabinet organs taihe
dra, church, chapel, paror. $40 upward visitors
welcome; free carriage meets passengers; illustrated
catalogue (holiday edition tree. Address or cal.
upon DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New
Jersey, movie
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When 4 remedy has stood the test Of more
than thirty years trial and to-day is more
largely used than ever, its worth is evidently
unquestioned. Such is the record of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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kESNEBE, -.

KENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate rfheid at
Anousfa, on the second Monday OF Norepaber 1881.
7 H'CHANDLER, Administrator on the estate
e. of Lydia Cushing. late of Winthrop in said
County deceased, having presented his first account
of admin stration for allowance:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three weeks
successfully prior to the second Monday of Decembt
next. in the kennebec Journal, n newspaper
printed in Augusta that all persons interested may
attend at . Probate Court then to be held at An-
gusia. and show cause if any why the same should
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWEN. Register. AVIS
KENNEBEC COUNTY.-In ProbafeCourf held at
.tsqsssa. On the second Monday Of November, 1881.
INLLA +. PRAY. widow of Henry T.. Pray late of
II Albion In said County. deceased. having pre-
sertsd her application for allowance out Of the per-
sonsl estate of said deeeased
weeks successfully In the Heunebee Journal printed
in Augusta in said County that all persons interes~d
may attend At Probate Court to be held at Augusta
the second Monday Of December next, and show
II they have why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted
Attest. HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3w4ss
KENNEBEC COUNTY. - Ia Probate Court a
augusta, on the second Monday Of Norepsber, 1881
4 X. q, SMITH, Administrator on the estate OF
a. David h. Conner, late of Windsor, In said
County, decreased. having petitioned for license
sell the fol,ow real estate OF said deceased for
the payment of debts. &C. viz: The Homestead OF
the deceased in Windsor and whiteeld. and lot OF
WOODLAND IN Augusta.
RpEREp, Tha, netice thereof be given three weeks
successfully prior the second Monday Of December
next. in the kenn-bec Journal, newspaper printed
at Augusta, that all persons interested may attend
., Probate Court then to be holden at Augusta and
show cause. IL any, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN. Register. swsss
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scribsf has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of
ALVENO WHITTIER, late Of Vienna,
in the county, of kennebec, deceased intestate aud
has undertaken that trust by giving bond the law
aE-inst the estate of said deceased desired TO
exhibit the same for settlement, and all indebted TO
SAID estate requested 10 make immediate payment
to AUGUSTUS +. SMART.
No. II. 1881. 3w4sH
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vTVHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pot,c- thu,
l. license having been granted BY the Honorable
Judge Of Probate, he will proceed to sell at public
O'Clock in the forenoon at the residence of the late
Oliver A. Lawrence. the homestead farm Of Oliver
A. -LAwrence, late or WAYNE, deceased. in
Guiding the reverson Of the widows dower
J. 8. BERRY, Adms.
Wayne, Now Is, 1881. 3v5O
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-08

= a writer in Nature is authority for
the statement that small birds that are
unable to fly across the Mediterranean
Sea, distance of $50 miles, are carried
over on the backs of cranes. When the
first cold weather comes, the cranes make
peculiar cry and fly low. The little
birds may then be seen flying up to them,
and the twttering of those already set
tied may be heard. Many species of
small birds would become extinct but FOR
this provision for their migration.
- Among the latest uses TO which saw.
dust has been applied is in the manufac-
ture of car wheels. A writer states that
sawdust car wheels, sawdust brick, saw
dust fence posts, railroad ties, and even
sawdust window and door frames, vain.
scoting and moulding, begin to appear
among the possibilities of the immediate
future.
"A horrible report from Cape Coast
Castle, Nov. 10, says the King Of Ashan-
tee killed 200 young girls for the purpose
OF using their blood for mixing mortar
for repairing the State buildings.
BY actual merit the famous substance,
st. Jacobs Oil, has steadily won its way
until 1t is to-day the national remedy for
rheumatism. Lawyers, physicians, cler
gymen -all use it, Cincinnati (Ohio)
Daily Enquirer.
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Newspaper DunS.

Here is how brother journalist puts
it: We presume that some people think
that newspaper men are persistent duns !;
let farmer place himself in = similar
business position and see if he would
not do the same.
Suppose that lie raises one thousand
bushels of wheat. and his ncighbor should
come and buy bushe. and the price
WAS only a small sum of two dollars. or
less, and the ncighbor says, will pay
you the amount in two days" AS the
farmer does not want to be small about
the matter he says, cal right
Another comes in the same way, un-
til the whole of the one thousand bushels
of wheat are trusted out to one thousand
different persons, and not one of the
purchasers concerns himself about it, for
it is small amount they owe the farmer
and Of course, that will not :.clp him
any.
He docs not realize that the farmer
has tritted away his large crop of wheat
and that its value is due in thousand
little driblets, and that he is seriously
embarrassed in his business because his
debtors treat it as a little matter. But
if all would pay him promptly, which
they could do as well as not, it would be
very large amount to the farmer, and
enable him to carry on his business with
out difficulty. The above comparison
is too true of the difficulties that the
newspaper man has to contend with.
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ANDERSON
MACHINE WORKS
ANDERSON. e.. g.

FVNIIE undersigned having opened Ma
II chine Shop at this place. is now pre-
pared to repair Steam Engines, Threshers,
Gins, and all kinds of Machinery and he
respectfully solcits the patronage Of those
having work in his line.
He will keep constantly on hand n full
supply Of Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Steam
Gauges Water Gauges, Brass Valves, Gauge
Cocks, Hancock Inspirators, Rubber Pack
ing, Hemp Packing, and everything kept
iE Il Machine Shop.
1 am also Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines, Saw Mills, end all kinds of Sup
plies for Machinery.
New and Secondhand Engines always
on hand
r F DJVVFR pronrietor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-12-08
OF HOMESTEAD.

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD.
~ Notice is hereby given that On .,
10th day of December next, at my csaI
the application of Mrs. Milly Fleming (
Homestead in the Real and PstsiI
Estate of Richard Fleming, deceased, d
be heard and adjudicated.
W. w. HUMPHREYS
Judge Of Probah
Nov 10, 1881 II