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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08
Railroad Law.

This subject underwent thorough discus
consid ,rablc Importance both to the railroads $
and the State may spriug from The agitation,
In tho shape of o Railroad Commission, com.
posed Of three Commissioners We feel as,
surcd that our Senators will have TO be well
satisfied of the Importance Of any new off.
cos, before they will give their endorsement.
There are already many demands upou the
purse of the State, many demands through
which she is drained Of her treasures. and
another should not te opened, If there is The
least question about reaction, or repayment.
Pending the consideration Of this subject
IN the Senate on the 28lh ult., the Hon. D
f. Bradley come to the timely rescue of all
the unfinished railroad enterprises in the
State. Everything went on smoothly until
they come to the crushing proviso of the 1Oh
section of the bill proposed, which makes il
unlawful for Railroad Company to issue
bonds in excess of the amount Of cnpitoI
stock actually paid in at the time tho bonds
are issued. The subjoinod remarks Of tbe
Senator from Pickens, as reported in the
News and Courier, will show the evil o(Toc,s
Of the 2rovsion
Mr.. Bradley moved 10 strike ont thctrnros
VIso OF the section and said: If lhis nrov;to 10
retained in the bill it will ctIeclualy tmoftIn
all the new railroad enterprises in the S,.In
io" uhucr construction, and give q perfect
monopoly 10 those now constructed and in
operation. The proVso prohibits the issuance
Of bonds in excess Of The capital sIock ar,T1
ally paid in This might apply vcrv woII -
railroads now constructed and operated hrt
1t Will have the effect of defcatinr all nrw
enterprises: Take as an illusIro,ion ,bo
greenwood and Augusta Road The noid in
capital does not, am informed, cyocrh nor
haps 5000, but by placing morI9aon ~,
The road and issuing bonds 10 the amonnt nf
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollo~s tLn
complexion of the road has been made q cers
talnly. The Atlantic and French Brood
G.aHey kai'road Company now have promo.
el''o" @ from u Strong syndicate 10 take that
road, complete it and have it running ,v;'I';n@
n short time, provided the company Sccnrns a
certain amount Of money to the capilal stoor,
ms condition the company feel their abiliIv
10 comply with; but it will be nccosso,.v 80 -,
sue Donds, probably ten times the amNnnt oF
the capital stock. If this proyiso remoins IN
the DILL they will not be able 10 comnlv viii
the proposed terms, and this great enlernr,sn
me most important ever started in The SlaIe
VIII Iah 10 the ground. All the railroads in
:ne o{a'eexcePt the South Carolina have gone
INTO the hands of q powerful monopolv, ara ~
obtain relief there must be oomncI1'. "Tu I;." ~
built and no distractions should be tbTo1u, 10
the way. VII wv" III
senators Calison and Harllee conourrcd
WIN the Senator from Pckeas and tho mo
tloh TO strike out the provision was carr;ed
by yeas I8 and nays 10. ''''
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a reporter of tho Cincinnati Gazette inter
viewed the divorced wife of GuiLeau while she
was on her way 10 Washington 70 testify in
thc trial of her former husband, on Tuesday
/ ast. She denies that Oui eau is insane, and
says she simply regarded him as of peculiar
temperament and exceedingly selfish aud ir>
rlia6ie always wanting 10 have his own way
She said he was very vain and seemed TO Co
JOY any kind Of noIoriety, and was not less
sane than most other men are. She had new
or hoard OF insanity in Guitcau's family, and
all ihis talk about him being lunatic was
entirely new thing to her. The lady is
Mrs: Dmmire, having rnarri ed gentleman
of hat name in LcadYille, Colorado which is
her present homo. |.5...
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The New York Times thinks that Senator
NC. Butler win be South Carolia's Mabono
The wish is doubtless father to the thonobt
We will agreeto eat him the day he appeors
in that capacity. The fact is-for the beneft
of the Times---Wade Hampton, Gen. BntIer
Gen, Conner, Gen. Hagood and every leader
in the State, working together, would lack
the force necessary to pull South Carolina
Out Of the Democratic line The people follow
perhunnan being an inch toward Radicalsm,
--Greenville News.
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TEST OF RELIGION There is onlv ono
sure test Of the reality of mans religion. one
certain way Of finding out whether Il IS snn.
rious or genuine; and that is tho conduct Of
the man in daily life. By observing that, you
can tell whether he is doing merely lip scrv-
ice or guided by religious principle. His
talk in prayer meeting does not Indicate his
true character When he says he is near 10
God, he may be betightly in the embrace Of the
devil. Guitteau represents, in On exapgerat-
ed way, IL is true, large class of religious
frauds, cranks, and hypocrites. Y. Sun.
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Special Round Trin-Ratea

For single individuals from all stations IN
the Columbia and Greenyilie Railroad and lis
branches and leased lines to the international
cotton Exposition at Atlanta, Georgia, via
Seneca City and the Atlanta and Charlotte
AIR Limo Railway Division Of the Richmond
ana DanVille Railroad. Period of validity
OF tickets at tho following named rates eight
days:
- Columbia. So; Alstou, $3.50; Pomaria
SI 20; Prosperity, 81; Newberry, So. rs;
Chappell's, 1925; Ninety Six, Sc; New Mar
ket, $5.75; Greenwood $3.50; Hodges S5. .25;
ponna'dsSG AbbeviEe 1915; IIonea Path
20; Belton $4.T5; Anderson $3.50: William,
ION 30; Pcl2cr SIS; Piedmont S5: Pendeton
-; Walhalla Sd; Martins 81. 25. Clinton
$3.50; Laurchs $3.50: Strother's S7.75: San
tue $3.50; Union $3.50; Pacolet SIS. SO; Jones
vile SS. So, ...r. ..,,. 40. .
The round trip tickets herein named are of
specific contract form, void if transferred O
DINERS than original purchasers and auth
IZe the requirement Of ideniilf ilfcation of said
purchasers Mt The option of the Railways az
ents or Conductors
In addition 10 these rates, those previously
arranged for special parties of 20 so and SO
are still in force, and may be availed ofunder
tho conditions named in circular Of Noycm bcr
1st, 1881. o.. ...
39n Office for The Identification fpurcharers
and stamping Of returned coupons ,hns heen
established at the Union Depot i'm Atlanta -
Twill he open 30,minutes prior to the depar
lure OF the trains, ..
None Of the conditions of these tickets will,
be changed in any respect. ...r, -,
Invest igaIion oftheappliauces for personal
comfort, lodging and food. means of transit
between Atlanta and the Exp osition Grounds,
an'horl%cs ihe assurance that all elements ex-
is' contributing to pleasant and economical
visit. .,-
For all information not contained in ihC
circular, apply to the undersigned, or 10 the
Station Agents of the Railways at interest
A. PORE,
Ceneral Passenger Agent
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The Wolf.

Some OF our exchanges seem to think there
rs wolf in the political fold, but We are in.
clined to the opinion that it will be .omo
time before he will return to lay aside b;o
sleeps clothing. The results of the mar
ogoment of our government affairs goes bo,
fore an intelligent people, the silent but elo.
quent advocate of the present administrator
Weak and futile viii be the attempt to with
stand or turn aside its influence, while the
general good rises above individual interest
But "eternol watohfalness is the price O
liberty
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4 Fatal Quarrel Over Cards.

On Sunday evening Ben Mcdowell and
James Andrews, who live in Cleveland Town
ship at the head Of Gap Greek, began disput-
ing over game Of cards, which was being
played in Andrews house, when Mcdowell
drew large sized pistol and fred at Andrews
The ball passing through Andrews head, car
rying with it portion of his brain, and xii.
Ing him instantly. Mcdowell Immediately
hed' and had not been heard from at last ac,
counts. both men had been drinking. and
were much under the influence Of whisk cy,-
Tue point at which ihc shooting was done is
ncar the North Carolina line, aud consid dera>
bic difficulty will no doubt be experienced in
cantu'm% Mcdowell. Justice Baync was
Sou for and held an inquest over the remains
OF Andrews on Monday. The shooting has
occasionCd much excitement in the nci@hbor.
mood rs both ihe parties were we'll thought
o. and 'he conviction is expressed bv men
who know, Mcdowell that had it nor been Tor
lhc fact that c.was excited by whiskcy he
won'd never have committed the terrible deed
winch has forced him 10 fly the country aud
Drought distress upon the families Of both
parties.
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For Sale!

I WILL sell 10 the highest bidder, at NV
i late residence, on Monday 10Th instant,
all my Personal Property, to wit:
Two Fine MilB Cows, one Yearlino. g Iood
Sheep; Lot Hogs; one new One-horSe Buggy
and Harness; one Twohorse Wagon and
Harness; Lot Corn, Wheat, Fodder and Cotton
Seed; Household and Kitchen Furniture: one
8-horse Power Steam Engine, nearly new:
one Sixty Saw Hall Gin and Condenser. and
one King Press, Belts, &C.; also, Horose Pow
or Thrasher.
Terms Cash J O rnTrru
dec l, 1881 IL
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TTEESNTSs

For subscription, 81. SO per annum, for six
months, rs cents; strictly in advance.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square Of one inch or less for the first inser,
tion and fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion. Liberal discount made to merchants
and others advertising for six months or by
tho year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect
charged for as advertisements.
Announcing Candidates five dollars, in
advance. ..... ..........ui
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''IIii2gt 5'iilzi,ea3, Ns5e Eas7''
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r. Fl. Anderson & Go.
AHHBE112TE, =. G..

TO the readers of tl,is we would ask Won
to pay strict attention TO our prices. aad YOU
VIII find that "Hnrd Times" can be ..Aindc
Easy" We will certainly make it to your
advantage to see us before buying or selling:
anu we take pleasure in offeringio our friends
and customers Goods Mt suck n reduced price
Calico, Standard Prints, % yards to the 81.
q ShirtiEg. 64c. per yard; Cotton Plaid, Sc.
Bleaching, one yard wide, 7c; Ladies' ose.
Sc; uandkerch;efs, &C. to 81 25; Laundred
Shirts, soc. to $1.25; Farmer'sHickory Shirts,
500. 0'
We can sell leans cheaper than any store
In fickens Goupty, l | to 55c per ward
large StCch Hats from 25c to SO: n war;
rantcd Brogan Shoe, $ll5; The Ladies' Polka
shoe, zoe; Ladies' Double Grain Button Shoe,
@l.23; Childs Polka Shoe. d5c.
Always look at our Boots before you buy.
ana we will save you money.
1t is rumorcd that Flour is on Tho rise. now
II you want TO save money, "call on us We
have just received 90 barrels, and will quar-.
antce to sell it at Greenvle prices. Remem.
ber this if you have to buy.
we are also, agents for the Old Hickory
wagon, the best Wagon sold in the State. If
You doubt the veraciy of this, we will with
pleasure refer you to r. A. Hester, W. II
Chapman and j. J. Wakein,
Our trade is brisk our profits are short,
and our prices are tempting
ASo EHo ANDERSON az dtdD ,
AFherdys $. q.
nov 10, 1881 fm
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F or Sale.

OK ACRES Good Cotton and Corn Land
Oo There is two Water Powers on this
Tract of Land One has Cotton Gin, Power
Press and Corn MiH,14 feet fall.
The other has q Wheat Mill with d foo,
over. shot, CAST Iron Gears. Nice situation
for Saw Mill. All the Machinery and Houses
are new and first class Just one half mile
Of Depot at Easley Station, Air Line Rail
Road ~.
viii be seld at the Mil, TO The highest bid
der. on THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
dec / 1881 12
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COLUMBIA, s.. c., Nov % 1897

IL.
DEAR SENTINEL: The Legislature has oono
to work in earnest night and day. We arc
now working on the new code during the
night sessions and other work during the
day We had some debate on bill to protect
Junior encumbrances. The lien law will elicit
" strong debate, and also the, general stock
law. There is bill pending to extend the
stock law to the entire State, and the doois.
ION is very doubtful There is also q division
OF sentiment regarding the constitutional
convention, or manner Of amending the CON.
sntnIion' Other matters are WORKING bor-
monions and pleasant. Columbia is or nc.
now, the United States Court the spnrono mr. me
G0qss @aFe, ipa a. aoa the legislature all in session
other matters transpire of inferest Io as
@omnta'n sa0sn "a people, you may expect to boar a
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New ORLEANS November 28.-An Aberdeen
Miss special says; On Saturday four men
with wagon passed through here, stating
that they were from near the Alabama line
ana were going to Arkansas. They camped
three miles west of here, and on Sunday eve
ning some person passing by found tn EN- lying
on mattresses covered with quilts and each
with his head split open as though with mn
axe. No evidence Of robbery was visible
Officers have left for the soene Of The murder,
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a Word TO Moth orc.

Mothers should remember it is most i'm,
portant duty Mt this season to look aft or the
health Of their families and cleanse the mn
lnria and Impurities from their systems and
that nothing will tone up the stomach aud
liver, regulate the bowels and purify the blood
so perfectly MS Parker's Ginger Tonic, adj
vcrtised in our columns.-Post. See othnr
cnlumn.
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Poverty and Distress.

That poverty which produces the greatest
dis'reSs is not of the purse but IF the blood.
Deprived of it's richness IL becomes scaut and
watery, o condition termed auemia ia medical
writings. Given his condition, and sorofulus
swellings and sores, general and nervous de-
bility, splitting of blood and consumption, loss
of flesh and appetite. weak lungs, throat dis
case, are among the common results. Pierce 3
"Goldon Medical Discovery" which enriches
The blood and cures these grave affections, is
move nntritive than cod liver oil, and is harm
less IN any condition OF the system, yet pow-
erIul TO cure. Bgldruggists. - s., '..- !
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For Sale,

az SATURDAY, the 10th instant, will
~ sell, ut my residence near Central Sta
ton, me following Property: .,.-..a.
TWO MULES.
One Lot Corn and Fodder ,.'..
Wheat and Oats . '''".
Two Wagons, one Double and one Single.
One Double and one Single Buggy.
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The above can be treated for at any time
before tho 10th.
JAMES A. GAINES.
dec /, 1881 12 Q =.
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NEw ORLEANS, December 2.-Nfarcaret
Massey, aged 10, was shot in The head by her
lover, Henry, Menne, aged 81, yesterday; who
men shot himself, both being it is believed,
fatally wounded. Mennc left letter saving
they had mako up thcir minds to commit sui
eide because the mother of The girl would not
allow him TO visit her. 'sh - .H.
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or Sale.

/ WILL sell on Tuesday, the Goth instant,
T. at my residence 800 bushels of CORN: one
Mulc and other Stock; one Wagon, Ploughs
aud oIhcr things that belong 10 a Farm
=. d. GALLOWAY.
dec g, 1891 13 .
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Always Refreshing.

a delicious edor is impaired by Floreston
Cologne, which is always refreshing, no mat
ter how freely used.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

Gui teau thinks he will be President. He
Is already king of crankdom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-21
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

The Boston wool market is's.eady.
Eighteen social democrats have been
arrested il Prague.
Scovi.le thinks two weeks will be re-
quired to finish the Scoville trial.
The wedding Of Vanderbilt's daughter
on Tuesday was 8 magnificent affair.
On Saturday Dublin police seized thres
casks ofgunpowder and l, $40 pistols.
Frelinghuysen, Folger and Brewster
are Grant men, but not third-termers.
Since there is no Guiteau trial, the re-
porters have been interviewing the assas-
sin.
Blaine gave brilliant reception to Sec.
rotary Frelinghuysen on Monday even
ing.
The nomination Of Gray to the Su-
preme bench gives satisfaction to Grants
friends.
The Mansion House fund for the relief
Of distressed Irish lad IS amounts to
$4,000.
The Senate resolution onfrming suf-
rage on women was informally laid aside
on Tuesday.
The rumor Of the approaching disso-
luton of the German Reichstag is
strengthened.
Hamlin, I'm ted States minister to
Spain. presented his credentials to King
Alfonso Tuesdsy.
Bostonisns are pleased with The nom
inatiOn Of Gray to the associate usticeship
of the United States.
The decisions of the lan3 court are
failing TO give satisfaction 10 tenants in
the north of Ireland.
a fire at West Bay City, Mich, On
Mond>y night, burned four men ard
caused loss Of $4,000.
TIE bark N. ii Harker, from Phila-
delphis for Portland, is supposed % be
lost with n crew of II.
Emperor Francis Joseph, Of Austria,
IS personally examining the means Of es-
cape in places Of amusement
A new iron transfer boat to ply be-
tween St Louis and New Orleans, was
tested on Monday, and proved q success.
The Royal Geographical Society has
asked the British government to send an
expedition to search for the Leigh liant.
Trouble is feared - Panama over the
opposition of foreign merchants to the
Increase of he commercial
tax.
A disorderly meeting OF the corpora
ton of Dublin was he'd on Tuesday on
the question Of extending the freedom of
the city to Parnell and Dillon. No de-
cision wss arrived at.
Keifsr will announce the House COM
mittees to-day. The stalwarts are work
irg against Hiscock tor chairman for one
OF the mDorlant committees. There are
numerous dissppointments over the
make up of the committees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-21
IRISHISMS.

Dublin, 20-Pstrick Dunno, farmer
near Abbey LEX, Queens County, has
been murdered. His brother Timothy,
who recently returned from America and
wished to get possession of the farm, has
absconded, and it is supposed gone back
to America.
john Caleney, 9 prominent member OF
the Land League, is arrested. A belief
exists that there is q secret as well as an
open organization disturbing Ireland,
and threatening serious danger.
Lord Colin Campbell, liberal mem Der
Of Parliament for Argyleshire, has Joined
the Irish property defense com mittee.
The lord lieutenant of Ireland has sell
ected E. Dryer Gray as high sheriff Of
Dublin for 1882.
Ann Psrnell announces that if the Of
fee of the Land League is seized cor
reFpondence can be sent 10 Helena Tay-
lor, London.
London, 20.-Shsw, independent and
liberal member of Parlisment for County
Cork, has resigned his mem bership in
the Home Rule League:
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NERVE AND BRlIB DISEASES

0,R.E.C VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
~ Treatment, a specific for Hysteris, Dig
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men
tai Deprs ssiou, Loss Of Memory Premature
Old Age, caused by Over-exertion, over-indu J..
gepce, excuses or overwork of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one months treatment. One dollar
a box. or six boxes for five dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by us for six boxes, sceom-
panied with FIVE dollars, we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
Guarantees issued only by q. c. NJ Drug
Store. Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by mail
at regular price. noI6
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FORTY SEVENTH CONGRESS
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE,

Washington, 20.-Ingalls, from the
committee on Indian affairs, reported
favorably the bill for the sale of the
lands of Miami Indians in Kansas.
The House resolution for adjourn
ment from tomorrow until January
5th was adopted.
Johnson, from the committee on
claims, reported adversely the bill
to authorize the President to make
the necessary arrangements to carry
into effect any convention between
the United States and Nicarauga
for the adjustment of claims which
may be concluded between the two
governments. Indefinitely post
poned,
At the expiration of the morning
hour the Senate resumed considera-
ton of Hoar's resolution for COM
mittee on woman suffrage, and Nor
gan addressed the Senate, after
which there was an executive ses-
sion.
: Adjourned.
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Theatre.

There was a very large audience
at the Theatre last night to witness
the first appearance here of An
th0ny s. Ellis Ideal "Uncle Toms
Cabin" Company. The perform
ance of the ever popular piece had
been well billed, and those who at
tended were in expectation Of a
very superior performance. In
some respects they were disap-
pointed, in others their anticipations
were fulfilled. The quartette was
perhaps the feature which received
and merited the greatest applause,
though in the touching part of Eva
was remarkably we'll rendered. The
piece was well dressed and well put
Oh, and went off with gratifying
smoothness. While the entertain
ment all the way through is good, it
is not such as is entitled to the
reputation of being the superb or of
anything of the kind ever produced
here, for in all particulars it has
been as well presented by home tai
lent. and in some particulars it has
been produced with better effect
The blOodhOunds were real, but cut
a very uEimportant figure in the
play. One thing may be said for
The performance: however severe
criticism it may be entitled to it was
received with loud applause in num-
erouS parts, it provoked moderate
laughter, While many were forced to
tears in the more affecting parts. 1t
will draw we'll again. The per-
Torrance is to be repeated tonight
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WANTED.

Manufacturing concern wants z
business man in Salt Lake City and
in every city mot already taken.
a few hundred dollars necessary to
pay for goods Cd delivery after or
ders have been secured for the same
$3.50 per month profit guaranteed.
The most searching investigation.
A. S. ARNOLD g. Co., 1898 Broad
way, New York.
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Special Sale Of Suits.

Not suits at law-but Dress, Bust
ness and other suits. Special Sale
of suits will commence on Monday
10th. and continue from day to day
until all are disposed of, at exceeding
low prices. Call and see and you
will be convinced,
What remains Of Hats and Pants
offered at Special Sale last week,
will be continued at the uniform
low rates. L. GOLDBERG,
165 81 1877 Main Street,
Wasatch Building.
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Cutler Brothers have
Oranges by the Box.
Turkeys and Poultry OF
all Kinds, A. Booths
Oysters, Trout and Fish
of all Kinds, Choice APP
pies and Other Fruits,
Wholesale and Retail. +
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution.

On or about December 18th, 1881,
l lost a Certificate of Deposit for
S4O9, dated December 1st, 1881. is
sued, and payable to me, by McCor-
nick q GO. All persons are cautioned
against the purchase of the same.
F. MCPHERSON.
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Clocks, Watches, Jew
eAry and @iIVerwape SGTd
On weekly EmstalEsRe Esfs,
at ID. J. James, 1865 First
South Street.
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ALL TUE SUITS offered in the
Special Sale at l.. GOLDBERG's
Wasatch Building must be sold
hence persons can have them almost
at their own prices.