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STOCKS

100 Ophir 3 80
go Mexican-4 20
6S5 Gould and Curry-3 rs
22O Best and Belcher-75
120 California 95
ego Savage-17 10
AGO Con. Iirginia-1 Go
80 Cho!lar-l 70
120 Potosi-2 20
70 Hale and Norcross-3 %
30o Crown Point 10
100 Yellow Jacket-2 20
100 Belcher--1 50
100 Imperial-io
% Alpha-2 40
900 Sierra Nevada 6s 81
Go Utah-63
600 BulIion-3Oc
100 Exchequer-S0c
12O Overman-65c
10 Union Con.-6S
100 Aita-1 10
20 Confidence-2 60
200 Concordia va 80
400 Andes Is
100 Justice-5Gc
265 Scorpi"n--1 10
100 Benton-5oc
$50 Lady Washington-10c
EVENING BOARD.
so Eureka Con-24t
$50 Argenta-lOc
$50 Navajo -
40 Dsy-50c
SO Alhion-2 80
10 Wales-95
200 Mount Diablo- y
1000 Mt Potosi--15a
$50 Columbus-50
% Bodice
100 Svndicate-35c
$50 Orn--75c
120 S. King-223
500 East Mount Diablo-15c
$50 Grand Prize-70
16O Tioga-35c
80 Tiptop--45
10 Northern Belle-13s
1890 Black Hawk-20c
800 JupiteT-15c
LATEST STREETS.
H. and n, 75b; G.. and c., 05b,
10a, 05s; Navajo, 1 FOB, 1 75a; Jkt. :,
2 65b; Albion, 2 15b, Goa, 2 los; B. and
B., 7 sob; II. and N, 3 Sob; G. and c.,
4 lob; Potosi, 2 Dob; Mex, 4 65b, 75a;
Con Va, 1 cob. Goa; Union, 65sb, 6 75a;
S. Nevada, 6 SOB, Ia, 6 SIS; Justice, sob;
Albion, lob, 2 15a, 2 los, 2 15b; Utah,
6 75b, Ia; Paint, 1 lob; Chollar, 75b;
Alta, l SIS; s. King, 2 COB; Ophir, 3 35b:
Exchequer, SOB; Andes, 1 lob.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

BY BODIE STAGE-DEPARTUREs.
III Buckley E III Edwards
w Osborne Rev Casson
John Lane j Dennery
G w Pease
ARRIVALS
G Corona A Ferguson
Mrs Sprule Fraset
Thomas Fraser
HOTEL ARRIVALS-OR HOUSE
P Curtis, Bodie CB Armstrong, Gen
G Soule, Reno
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OTHER DAMAGE

One of the pieces few through window
another striking a plate of iron an eighth
of an inch thick, shattered it. One piece
cut through some boards overhead and an
other few the length of the room like bull
let Dr.. Lee attended the man and says
that unless internally injured by the blow
in the stomach, his wounds are not danger
Gus,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-26

On Thursday night the father of a family
in this city, belonging to the lower mil
lions, was soundly thrashing Lis fourteen
year old son, when the amiable wife hit her
husband over the head with heavy frying
pan, cutting deep and painful cash. It is
stated the poor fellow has frequently been
the recipient OF similar evidences of his
wife's affection, and he will now apply fora
legal separation on the ground of extreme
cruelty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-03-26

OTTO ucek. $i2 2 lay at home easily male Costly
y Il outfit free. adde's True " Co, Augusta
| Maine. ie527y1
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ehEE week in your own town. Terms ard IS outfit
Wv free. Address II. Iailat 70, Portland Maine
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HOW TT HAPPENED.

The accident was caused by some defect
in the apparatus attached to the governor
balls, which failed to act and the engine
cram away" In other words, increased its
velocity to such an extent that the wheel al
which Weston was at work jumped almost
into a fash from two to four thousand
revolutions per minute and burst by the
centrifugal force.
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the stomach liver and bowels affected TO adopt the
remedy, HoSteters Stomach Bitters Diseases Of
the organs named hc-ct others far strous, and
delay is therefore hazardous. Dyspepsia liver complaint
chs and fever, early rheumatic tNinge, kidney we
ness, bring serious bodily trouble trhcd With Lose
time in using this eff, ctye. afe and long known med
icne For sale by all druggists and dealers morally 81
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ROOMS TO LET.
A SITUATION WAmTEp.

SHTANTED, \ SITUATION ~ i PRIVATE FAM
w iy, as Cook or Housekceper No objection 10
the country. Apply ct this Office ias
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The New Year.

christmas has again como and passed and wo
arc upon The threshold of another year in Tho
progress OF the unknown future. While tho
past cannot be recalled, we oan alwavs ootber
from its experience valuable aid to guide ns in
inc 1uture. This future for good or evil ia
pefore oVery living being, but for how long no
one knows. 10 1t and its disclosures an are
strangers and our only guide is tho faithful dis
oharge OF every duty, moral social and pbvsi.
CAL TO the best of our abilities. To tho indus.
trious and energetic the fruits of the past veor
nave been unprccedentedly profitable, both in
the products Of labor and The prices reo,;yoa
from them. Wo all feel if not richer in pro-
perty, ot least moro lightly oppressed by debt.
ana thus encouraged to labor zealouslv for
return of general prosperity. Wo all begin to
ieel TINT our darkest days politically and 6nan-
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development are beginning Another year Of
good seasons, good crops and constant industrv
Will wipe out largely oil impediments in tho wav
OF our people and ronder them independent and
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tho part required for success In farming and
failure, II 1t come, Is traceablo to human indo.
ience or short coming. The hand of the in
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oniVefsai truth not literally at least in reality
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OBITUARY.


Died, in Walhala, on tho 10Th Of November.
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Written by Miss Mageie G. Simmons, lust -
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Administrators Sale.

DY leave Of the Probate Court of Oconee
- County. will sell totl'e bighest bidder
on the different tracts of land of wsiol,
Moses Cantrcll, deceased, died seized, on
FRIDAY, tho 7th day of January next,
About 800 Bushels Corn,
About l,500 Bundles of Fodder.
TEIiNlS-CASH.
JOHN T. CANTRELL,
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December 23, 1880 6-3t
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SCHOOL NOTICE

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being the l4th and 10Th days Of January. 1881.
ISAAC WICKLIFFE,
County School Commissioners.
january Q, 1881 e.2t
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Collectors Once, District of south
Carolina.
COLUMBIA, December 81, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
may concern that tho following. described
property, having been seized for violations
of the United States Internal Revenue laws,
bonds for the costs Of action In the United
States Court. must be filed with the Colleo-
tor OF the District within thirty days from
the date hereof, or the same will be forfeited
to tho United States, to wit:
/ horse, l mule, wagon, set double
harness, 4 gallonp whskey, l trunk with
blankets and clothing, seized from John
Jones.
ALSO,
l mule. cart, set harness aud II gal
Ions whiskey, seized from Wn. L. Parker.
E. NJ. BRAYTON,
Collector District S. 9.
II. II. JILLsoN, Deputy Collector.
December 80, $780, 7-3t
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Public Education.

The educational fund bill, which passed The
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net proceeds from the sales of public lands and
from patent fees as o fund to be invested in four
per cent. United States bonds, the interest to be
used for public education. For tho fret ten
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The bill is wise departure and will accomplish
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Official Copy of the Act Relative
to the Fencing of Stock in Oco-

to the Fencing Of Stock in Oco-
nee County.
AN ACT to amond an Act entitled can Act to
amend on ACT entitled an Aot to protect tho
Lands and Crops of the Citizens Of Abbeyillc,
Union, Newberry and Laurens Counties from
Trespass by Stock, and make tho same apply
to Spartanburg County and q portion of tho
County of Oconco," approved December 2ad,
1879, SO Us to extend the Provisions of said
Act to Portion of Oconeo County, without
Submitting the Question Of It's Adoption to
the Voters living in said Territory. 800
SEoTIoN l. Bc IL enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As
sembly, aud by the authority of the same,
That Section Of said Act so far as it relates to
Oconco County, be amended by striking out in
the first line thereof tho words "first day of
january and insert in lieu thereof the words
''frst day of March,"
SEC. 2. That Section Of said Act be amended
by striking out a]l Of said Section after the
words 'as lies" in the second line thereof and
inserting in lieu thereof the following words:
"South of line beginning at point on tho
west side OF the Keowce River, in said county,
opposite where the line fence in Pickens County
comes to said river, running the most practicable
limo to Halls Muster Ground, thence to Poplar
Spring Church in Oconee County, thence the
most direct practicable line to Jarrctrs Ferry on
the Tugaloo River, including o. NJ. Doylo's farm,
to be determined and located by the County
Commissioners Of said county: Provided, That
| the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Limo Railroad
Company shall pay to the construction of the
limo fence across said county the sum of ffty
dollars per milo for as many miles ms there are
miles of said railroad in said county: Provided
further, That no tax shall be levied upon any
property in said county North of tho line herein
designated for the purpose Of building or main
tanning said fence"
SEC. 8. That it shall not be lawful for an.
person or persons to drive cattle from below said
line North thereof for purposes Of herdinp and
grazing the same between the first day of Febru-
airy and the 10Th day of October in INV vcor
ANY violation of this Section shall bo decmed
misdemoanor and any person or persons con-
Victed thereof shall bo fined in sum not OK
ceod'nS fifty dollars or imprisoned in the county
lsll for period not exceeding thirty days,
! SEC D. That all Acts and parts Inconsistent
| with this Act so far rs the same relntcs 10
| Oconce county, be, and the same are hereby.
repealed.
Approved December 24, 1880.
OFFICE SECRETAnY OF STATE.
COLUMBIA, c., December 80, 1880.
|, H. NJ. Sims, Secretary of State, do hereby
certify that tho above is true copy of IN Act
| as entitled above, now on file in this Office.
Given under my hand and tho Seal OF
the State, this tho 80th December, A. D.
! lsEAL. 1880, and in the one hundred md fifth
year of American Independence.
n. NJ. SIMS,
| Sncrctnrv vof Ctoto
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