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that. The first time the law Of mar
rage was violated was when Alexander |
VI. permitted a man to marry the deceased
wiies sister. Julius ii broke the law, for
the second time; by giving 0 dispensation
TO Henry VIII, 10 marry In q like manner.
Thusa breach was made IN the law that
bad never before been broken. ltwastho
whim Of q wicked sensualist Up 10 the
time Of Alexander VI. one universal iudg-
ment proclaimed that he who married his
deceased wiie's sister was not married ut
ALL The eighteenth chapter Of Liyiticus
charges that no man shall marry one near
Of kin and gives eleven instances In illus
tratiOn. Marriage with deceased wiie's
sister Is not mentioned, II Is true, but
man Is prohibited from marrying his dead
brothers wife. Il, I.ll
"In endeavoring TO Route the laws Of
God on this subject man has brought forth
two lines OF argument. For the first he
says that the prohibition Of such u mar.
riage is not expressed In Coils laws and
that man may marry aud not be respon.
sible for the laws implied. hold that the
Church never took argument from the
enumeration Of the eleven illustrations,
but from the reference, in the beginning
OF the chapter, TO the near OF kim
Principles only are laid down and
the list Of Illustrations is not
complete. Marriage with deceased
wile's sister is inferred. II man Is not
forbidden to marry his wiies sister, why is
he. forbidden 10 marry his own nieceH
Polygmy Is not prohibited in the Bible, 1t
is only implied. The second line Of argu-
ment says that in such marriage there is
nothing contrary to nature. II so, why was
il forbidden by the ancient heathens who
were the children OF nature? Those who
violate Gods laws Of marriage shall suffer-
Because the sin is common ii is no less
wicked. The Church Of God has never
changed, and he who commits these sins
must take the responsibility"
We fail to sec that the reverend gentle.
man has made out case In tho above re-
marks. He has not shown that tho Bible
lorbids such q marriage, and he has shown
that at least two Of the Popes gave Their
consent, in two noted instances, to such
marriages. This isan admission, therefore
assuming the reverend gentleman to be
right in regard to the doctrine OF the Church
on the subject, that all POpes are not inial
lible authority in matters Of faith and
morals.
The physicO, reasons that are supposed
TO apply against marriages among those
'near of kin" do not apply to marriage Of
the kind under discussion. Whatever
there may be of-sound objection rs mere
matter Of consanguinity against marriages.
within certain blood degrees, there is nc
such objection in the case of q deceascC
wifc's sister. It ispurely matter of taste
and the law is not supposed to provide fol
matters Of taste. 1t is not forbidden in the
enumerations OF the book Of Liviticus, mol
is it forbidden by the laws Of physiology.
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Tho Savings OF she POopIo-A Rival
nAnkInE RINtOEn.

~, a,
MoeApa'neu so~eslme since' through
pata iufnlsnSG US Dy IN English gentleman
Is"GinS IN mnee'ihg' Tue ~0rElngs Oh inc
anguish posi-" Dank system we observe
1nat Dill somewhat s'milar 70 inc English
system iS ABOUT 70 Dc reported 70 Congress
H0m tne nSuSe Somml1ee on foStoIhces
auu to''rUAus' luz INST section provinces
'iiae IN ofueI " MAKE 1Ae fossoluce depart.
ment aVailaOIe lof 'ne protection OF small
saV,nsS' anu 70 "c''it"ec tne deposit ana
witnur@wal OF Tue same there shaIl De es;
aoiiSnSa W tne scat Oh Government a
pfAn'n Oh tno FoStoince department
I" DO known az inc 'Oentral Dc
PosMotN anu tue fostmaster-ueneral
snall DO authorlzeo 10 create such sub
repositories %, "S IN "s Judgment arc "avts-
aple' Inc Dill PROVIDES mat any person
ABOVE tue age Oh IL years may become a
uePOSl.oF Dy uepoSlnng - ora multiple
sueIeo,' anu may thereafter deposit 81 or a
multiple tnefeot at any such depository.
e D'A' p'0',ue' ulns no uePosl'oF Shall
deposit more than SIoO during 81 days, or
nave 10 ms credit more than $500 at any
one tune; that al deposits and Withdrawals
Oh deposit snall Do Tree oil expense to-
inc oepositor ana that he shall be
alowoa interest on sums oil 81 or
muttpteS thereon ut tho rate OF 2 per
cent per annum' and that such interest
enaii Do computed Tor each iull calendar
month"; ana tnat Withdrawals OF deposits
snatl oeoy wi1nofa%al checks 4tisturther
provided thatas each depository there shall
be kept for sale stamps Of the denomination
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Marrying a Deceased WIfe'S Sister.

N"GSAHh =" DSOotA1cu " ISA ul1lNf.
Tho provision of the West Virginia law
thata man may not marry his deceased
wltc's sister, has recently attracted some at.
tention, both in and out Of the present
legislature. We observe that a Catholic
clergyman in Philadelphia has taken It up
as q text for . sermon. The TINES OF that
city gives tho following outline OF his re-
marks upon tho subject:
''By the laws Of God husband and wife
are one; the wite's relatives are thus the
husbands relatives, and he who marries
his deceased witO's sister commits Ms great
q sin as he who marries his own sister D
said Father Maturin, in sermon on i1NInr.
riage with deceased wifc's sister" last even.
ing atSt Clements Church. "Matrimonv
was founded by God, but has been decrnd.
eddy the sins Of mon. Persons who "ro
married arc not married. by the Priest or by
the Church, but by God, and there can be-
no dispensation to violate tho sanCtitv OF
the marriage state. The divorce laws Of
mon are in open and direct contradiction
TO tho laws oil Christ, and arc one OF the
open wounds Of social lile."
Every grain Of untruth," hc continued
works itself out Error appeals to the
reason Of man Just As good does. A con.
hnuatton OF the practice OF marriage with
adeceased witeG sister will ruin the whole
sense Of tho Sanctity Of marriage, for il
walks side BY side with the laws Of divorce
But We cannot stop 1t without stopping tho
cause Probably there arc some within tho
sound Of my voice here tonight who will
say: I will marry whom please, and NO
law can restrain me- II such there be I
say to you II you do not want to be pood
you can marry whom you please SO long as
you keep within tho strict letter OF the law
otthe land. Nothing can hold YOU bacL
Butit you say that why came you here 10.
night2 You know the law and knowing Il
have tho condemnation nf the law OF God.
There are men and women at the altar
OF Christ to-day who have contracted nm.
lawful marriages: And yet I would deal
gently with such persons / would moi
give communion to man who said ia
would marry his deceased wifOs sister nor
to the woman whom he was to marry
But II they had been married in irnor.
anee Of what they did could not With.
hold communion from them.
It Is easily shown that such marriage
ID grave sin. From tho first BEGINNING
Of tho Church OF Christ down 10
The sixteenth century tho Christian
people said that those marriarea
were incest and not only IN opposition
% tho laws Of tho Jews, but to tie
laws OF God. For fifteen hundred years
the whole Church said the same thing
But there g something still stronger than
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How often persons have been annoyed by
burrs clinging to their dress or clothing,
and how seldom have they, when cleaning
them. given it thought that Burdock Root
Is the most valuable blood cleanser and pu.
rider known, and is sold by every druggist
under the name OF Burdock Blood Bitters.
Price $1.00, trial size 10 cents.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,

To close out Gents Unbleached regular.madc
British Half Hose at 20 cents a pair.
Ladies' 3-button Opera Kids, in sizes Q, GA,
6&E, OK and 7, only at SIX cents pair,
onc-button COurvasier KID Gloves in
Operas, white and colored, sizes mostly Q, on
and 6t1, at 25 cents pair.
Our best IS cent Corset We will close out at
50 cents a pair.
Odds and Ends of Corets, some of which
sold for 81, We willcloso outat SIX cents.
Heavy Jeans, worth 20 cents, We will close
out at six yards for 81 90.
soventy.fve cent Cream Damask Table
Linen we will close out at so cents q yard.
Good fastcolored Prints we will close out
at cents yard.
We are also closing out a great many goods
which We can tell you more about when you
come to see Ms.
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A Sure C,ure for PIIe1.

Do yon know what it is to suffer with
Piles? II you do, you know what Is one Of
the worst torments of the human frame. Tho
most perfect cure ever known is Kidney
Wort. II cures constipation, and then It's
bowels and prevents recurrence of disease,
Try 1t without delay. The dry and the liquid
are both sold by druggists. -GlOJs. MwF&w
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

W6sclin9" Hwy m !" decree o. tho Municipal Couh
tsst 10 tnc cause Of CalhArinC Srhwri,Ttc. 4, .
SI &c' against May Louise o,bS MI I oiS.e
THURSDAY, THE 2ap DAY OF rpppr,,s
AID. lSs?, VNA''
beginning At 10 o'clock A. ", sell AT ,ho ,.o,,,
q ne GOurt House Of Ohio county Me-, WIZ WIG, gof
We following described real estate TN no oE'a
q INC south halfoi lot No H. situated an rV H. aA
tpS o. MAIN street enttG Wheeling, hAyIt on b.
Terms OF SALE-One half Of tho nurrh,,, ,....-
cASh, and balance payable in on" yc", ,rS tal
AM evidenced by note with good pcr,GD,I
Ilue retained until further order If thS IAN, ya"V
,r. i. J. HUGuS, Special CommISI,oSS,,
VIZ. u. HAILER. AuctInnCtr, So >''''''F'oE w
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LRoAL NOTICES.


John A. Armstrong AleTsn., '---s----.-
der S0sn and Thomas d, Ar
strong partnen a AFInStfonv
Soen 4 Co, plaihtifiS,
ThOodoClA McGlnnI,. Elvl,,
Campbell, AlexAudeTC Q, Down.
Ing, EvAllhe Downing. LAM
Rankin, SARAH Rankin. II lillian IN Mnnlda,c
!. Campbell. u. !. baldwin o. WbetiSs,;1
Ann Baldwin, William \ cAaaSyS. Ia
Campbell, trustee, JAMES RAJ
KID, trustee, Commercial HAM
Of Wheeling, Satnucl l. nh,
dfeth and L. ., Smith, admin.
iAtrAtur Of estate Of Jane an,
son, doCVaSed, dOlendAnia
ia NOTICE,
The defendants In the aboyo .,,,,
od0ciR MeOinnls, ElYira IS,a.9I hllIlNl clp,. >,
Downing, kynllne Downing porr, AleISSI "
Rankin, William y. CamnGoli "Rba hhfs ~
baldwin, william 8. CaInhlch M laldVin "
Rankin, trustee, will take noii uiuiist mi an
18TH DAY OF FEBRriSr % tAS N
between the houn OlSA.M,Da"' W.
ONCE OF Cochran & COChnn w. ,utA.,
lhO Gity Ot Wheeling, Ohio Cup5,s Ntgl ~,
thO pIAlnlinS Will take the 49,, Nul ViyS;,iMl
selves Luke EittOn, Satnuel j N,,,AAQnI d ~
s01lnson, !, ". Howard, IIrntr nlaNsiA, c.
y MAle anu OtheFS TO be read ~ ,GHsH,hiNd ~
above cause; and II from any ~. uie helSnt INK
thg SAID DISPOSITIONS shall not IlN lht htisS.
pelng commenced, not Completed 'W.!IIafayhoel y.
taxing o. tho same will bO nii6rS,,uI IhG dGJ y.
time until completed. ''4'nN inR urst.
Ia, HUBBARD, COCHRAN 4 c,,r,r.
SnliViintS t--I.sNAN,
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MARRIED,

GLAsscoCK- Thursday evening
February g. lSS? by Rev. T. W. Ryan, assisted by
Rev. W. I. LOOMS, Mn. 1lIoS. GLASsCoCK and MRs
HARRIET TRIHBLE, all OF this city. =
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TUESDAY, MARCnli.,w $50.

commencing At 10 O'Clock A. N ,hn Iar..-,
sCIlOSd property, that Is 10 NV. i'S ,v,IeWl1G d.
parcel o. land situated near w",I SNiI n lettg
S SDS west Virginia, containing S,an, MAY NY OtA
Dunlap now pElIcE 'N ""'ch Inc NidN. I
deed Of trust. '''O "''V vested In me W "
an ~ 1 ~! o. IS;ALE-onC;thlrd the purchase r,,
msn,s ~ w W o. ne the balance In two rg i Sy
day Of ale ~ ~ SI Twelve months with Interest H.
mCntG. N P'OIS'H 'OE the deferred NJ
!AlS wv NJ rr,,
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A Bonanza for the Children.

No need now to use nRuIiouI yermIiugeGl Logan
= Co.'S PLEASANT WoRMSYR ispleaSant and
enectuRl. Pricc in large bottles, Is cents
LOGAN 4 CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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IT Is suggested by a Bridgeport cores
pond0nt Of the Martins Ferry Ntu' that in.
asmuch as these two towns arc building
up 70 rapidly, and becoming also ono
town, that they may take notion to step
in and settle the county seat question, by
bscominga candidate for its location. In
asmuch as they have four trains daily,
each day, from and to Bellaire, the latter
place could not object on tho ground fin.
accessibility.
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A Still Further
REDUCTION
]. S. RHODES & CO.

Although during The past thirty days we
have rOduced'our stock considerably, we arc
compelled to make still further reduction
as 1t will be impossible for US to put our pres
cnt large stock in one room. We will COM
mence on
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DAILY except Sunday, -------
tsteu6enville Accommod Ation.--ThIs train dp-.
ing ne DAY passes backward and forward between
al tSc sbeTmSn M ToSs6 aEs stoRp nS EhCn required
and Gravel Hill, "Sss "uSeung
I MAE8ilOn AccomEnO datInn
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

NIlIEdcpartmenho Of study; text books furnished
AT COST; calendar Arranged 70 suit teacher; e.
pensCs for one year from sl75 10 500 non Gvn1LSs
liberal, thorough. Fall term begins sEIPEANBtGi
], 1881. Attendance last year from q COnnu9 o
West Virginia and from stRtes and TeHltOn1
ViouG.
's$For catalogues and other Information lPpHn
the Acting President, D. b. PURlETOS, NOsE'%
town. West Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL EsTAr,,

" virtue OF deed Of trust made 49,
rgs9Ey IS6l and recorded in 6c oSHa G1I OI6
~ ~, hC SpHihSy Court Of Ohio SUNNY NJ, w @
Snbiis SHc,I tTust l3oE No Is, IaCC 2, + IIiISS
Il I'd SSSnt Sn' a. The iOn. dOotof thS COST ~
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John 4. Armstrong, Alexab. !
der Sosn and Thomas d, An.
strong partners a. AFmStFonv
t0en n Co, biRihtiffS s'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-03-16
The Quadrennial Methodist Con.
ference.

The first general conference Of the Mctholis,
church. south. was held in Petersburg. Virginin,
nearly forty years ngo-.to be exact. in May
1915. AT this conference the now venerable
Robert Paine vas elected Bishop AT that time
the church had iny membership Of only 49,
000. Now IL Inns 8i1.7O0 members, aud will
soon have round million OF dcvoted members
This mnkes it to-day of tho great church
organizations of This world; and the proc ceilings
OF the qnndrenninl congress of the church. to he
convened on the 9Th Of May at Nashville will be
watched with corresponding interest. The rnpid
growth of the church will natu ally lend to
much business OF nm urusua, nature. bishops
Doggeit and Wightman lhave died since the last
general conference held. and two of the
living bishops nic in too poor health to meet al
the dn'ics imposed upon them 1t is thought
that nj least four bishops will be elected in May
and some think the church would advance its
interests by clccting six There is no lack of
candidates. aud Georgia vii! not be found want
ing in this respect.
Outsid. Of the selection Of new bishops, the
general render will be interested in the efforts
TINT are constantly kept up 10 bring The two
great Methodist bodies Of the country into closer
relntions IL has never been. anl is not now ,
proposed to make these churches aciunlly one;
II ~ thought that the country is too large aud
too differently made up 10 render such n propo
sition Desirable: but it is proposed to bring the
two churches 10 absolute frcnincss AMI 10
absolute unity SO far as coulmon efforts can he
effective in pushing AIcllodsm to its utmost
possibilities There is to be q unity of scr.i
mcnt ins'cad OF fact, and TO such an uni. g
irlehos OF restored union are lo0k;nu viii,
nigh hopes; for so long as the two g,e ,j.,hol
iSt bodies remain apart in spirit 50 ,,no viii ho
the political chasm we have .ord co mncl
aCout remain unclosed. .-'.tlr.ntn Constitution
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" '1IE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION
Il or llARDW ARE

'g '1IE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION
Il or lARDW ARE
100 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
~ Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
600 PONDS Potwnrc.
20 9ags Shot nnI Powder.
Guns and Pistols. Plnws and Plow Stocks,
Doors. Sash and Blinds. ut factory prices,
frric',. as.f -
2nr0n l....d Erick ut $40 per hnusard.
o Rolls Wall Paper, Oil Cloth Shades
an.l FnUsr Shades.
3oo ed eads from 50 to $1,000.
100 iiac,v ,ii's Plain Chairs 10 cents each.
100 ltutan md Cane Seated Chairs. Ladies
and Nhi' i'drcu'' L ,c.;crs Baby Cribs. Bureaus
hstnnds Tables IA Mattresses at low
p,ier+.
,Iast 'eeciScd from ne Eastcrr Markets
1900 VYer:s "a Boots :l.sta
shoes.
Zeal bar snins in this line.
Gases rubber Uvcrshocs aud Sandals.
30 BOxcs Manufactured Tobacco. from rs
10 % cents per pound
800 Pounds Smoking Tobacco at ID cents
per pnuGd.
800 Pounds Backwclls Smoking Tobacco
at old price.
Is 600 Cigars, from 81 so to $3.50 per
hundrcl
pr,moS r,rrn,,, s;,.,, Nn ,'''>"S'
0rnnco. XII ~" ,n; .i"."' i'''' hc',"ns'
T,rn Eron.nr. n '.,ana S'".'"'ts' S''
Cheese. Nj, xcrel. SOAP. Candle aud Matches
II ,r,,css, y ware 'o'''u'cS ana
S,i,,,a;l .,.,;',o t Co.,
d,rlino.'G : ,,,h "ns, ","Se' S'"cc VIC
G,n,n,,d S,' '"''u, w '"c p.
Rrnxn,,,J yoiln,r ~ !, -
- =, an" he'''" o'S'r ~ ana pounds
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-03-16

Capt. j. Nj. Lee, the army officer appointed
by tho Secretary OF War to ascertain tie
condition Of afluirs on tho Mississippi saws:
From point twenty miles below Memphis,
where the first break on tho levco occurred
the entire country is one vast sea Of water.
Tho people all through this submerged re-
g l>n are utterly destitute and in II starving
condition. Their stock has been drowned and
they are living in gin-houscs, stable.lofts and
the upper stories Of cabins. Hundreds
nre snbsisting on phrehed corn. Many have
been temporarily relieved by the distribution
Of Government ratiups, but others could not
be reached and their suffering is very great.
lhe lcvee along the river front is broken NJ
forty different piuces between Memphis and
Arkansas City. AT some points the river is
fifty miles vide. All published reports have
fnlien far short Of giving an idea of the
damage that has been done or tho destitulion
prevailing. His first catmuto to the Sccro
tary oi War lhn, 3GO,OC0 wtuld lie reouired
to Iced $4,000 reedy in the Sato of Mliss,s
sippi will. he says, fall short, as tho destitute
probably will be d,ube tho number first
estimated. Capt Lee will telegraph Secre.
tary Llncpln and await further instruction.
here.
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NsW advertisements.
WAL.E{I[A!|,L|LA II I
DRUG STORE,

HAS just received new srpp,v Of rros,,
Medicines Of all kinds
Smokers of the weed would do we'll in OK
amining onr new brands OF Cigars aud Tobacco
before buying elsewhere.
Fresh Candies.
large assortment Of Condensed NIilk-a
good diet for tcethng children.
East Powders. Corn Starch. Gclatinc, Shoe
Polish for Ladies' and Chidren's Shoes.
Lemons always on hand.
Bns''s Garden Secds-a good variety
Enriy Rose and Peerless Potatoes. which T
will sell as cheap as others do.
The kitty May Chewing Tobacco, the hest in
town, with large assortment Of selected Ci-
gars
will also practice my profession and nm
personally in charge Of the Drug Store md
VIII I'LL all prescriptions entrusted with great
care. e'"'
am still prepared to vaccinate with good
virus. I'D Es. ussyeG,w s'o"
u., 100, Ut the tirn Of Darby & Co
"'"'o" - 1903 33m
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Ncvila, $. @..riblipss s. co.

our CORE ..ondcn. having heard ,ha. tho
"oo'o hr"' lad opened business in Walhaln,
"c"' '' .cr tho purpose Of interviewing them
as TO- their business and prospects. i snid to
eap'. Nesill, the senior pa .ner:
"llow is trndc?'
pretty good"
~ believe you have been in business boz
forc?"
Yes. since was boy."
"Mr Stribbing is new in tho business, |
belicvc?"
NO. sir, lie served year with Crayton,
at Anderson"
"Do you make good prof,s?"
Our profits are short, but we think by
turning often We can live at them
You SEQ we sell good coffee ut pounds
for ST.
Prints at cents per yard.
Shirting ut q cents per yard.
"Good Shoes from e5 cents np
Cups and sunccrs from 25 to rs cents per
set.
"llats, Hosiery and Notiona as cheap.
Our goods arc nli new aud first class. We
do not deal in shoddy goods"
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NEW ionk Alnrch ! L. The siate.npnt Of The
financial condition Of the RchmonI nmI Din.
vile R'iroad Company. covering the siX mont tbs
ending March 81, 1882. shows the net earnings
(estmaIng Tor The unpxpired portion OF the
quarter n, The rn,e OF increase already madr)
to he SiIa.00O with fixed charges mmountiny
to S3oo. l"O, leaving n surplus OF S;iGg SO
over four per cent. Oh the comparys capital stock
for the quarter; an increase OF six,y-fivc PR
cent. over the corresponding quar.er of lnsl
year.
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To the Defendants above named.
Take notice that the SUMMONS and con-
ploroi in this action. for lima, se,,lcmont of
tho estate of James NJ Lay dccea .ed, %na
filed in he otfco of the Probate Coirt nt
WalbaIh. Oconce Cou";y, South Carolina
January 18th, 1889.
:, ROBT. A. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Walbaila, SO.
January 10, 1882. o.s,
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BWSIRs5M 5MzsSSSS SSS I,SG.AAI1,Sss

Remember the best place to buy your sugar.
cobce, rice, and in fact all plantation supplys,
Is at d. IL. y W. y. Glenns Westminster. S C.
Now is the time. young man, TO get nice
snit of clothing cheap. fine lot of sprng
clothing just arriving at D. II. & W. S. Glenn's
Westminsicr, s. c.
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State Of South C;troIiua:
@GOM[E,fa, COUNTY,

By R'chard Leeis, Esq, J",4m Of ProJatc
w nEREAs, Jesse W. Stribing, G. c. P., has
made suit to me 10 grant him Letters OF
Administration. of the Estate aud Effects of
John.B. Cobb, doccascd--
Ihree arc, therefore, 10 cite and admonisb
al and singular the kindred and creditors of
Tho said John i. Cobb, deceased, that
they be, and appear, before me. in the Conri
OF Probate I" nc held Mt Walhalla. s c., on
Monday 2oth Of March. 1882, after publication
hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw
cause, if any they have, why the said admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and soal Ibis the let
day Of March Ammo Domini 1892
EiCIIARD LEWIS,
:, Judge Of Probate Of VGonco County.
March Q, 1882 1921
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-03-16

WASHINGTON, March l0.-It is understood
that the sub committee of The House Com,
mI'tee on Ways and M.rns has, ,ifrnnN,.
agreed on a bin reducing; thc internal revenue
tax ON "hiskcy and tobacco and removing
the tax entirely from number of articles
embraced in schedule "a" Tho total
amount of the reduction Of the revenue to be
effected by the bill is estimated at about
seventy million dollars. The bill will
probably be reported TO tho full committee
next Tuesday.