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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

The Saluda lryuS says that Ahhcvillc
county is forty miles squnrc, which makes
il contain sixteen hundred squire miles. If
this is true why ,loes the Araw advocate
the new county nmcndmcht so strongly.
The -4rguS can have its new county under
the present constitutional requirement, and
leave Old Abhcville with plenty OF t,rri~
tory, and some to spare. G23 square miles
ie small enough tor counties any how, and
the 1rgus had better commcncc the ndvo
cacy of new county under the present
constitutional requirements and let the
new county craze go.
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So .9S4 900

The average, therefore, is 1906, ,OOU
year, or $45l 500 Il year less Than
unuel RaHical rule. lhc pc,n'y
have urQurSIionabiy saved, in round
numbers, 5000. QUO n.ycar inIhc cX-
prnSrS OF the State GOvcrumcul
while mcurrInS no debts and di,-
charging promptly every ohHgatl, u
f lhr government. | hu dItfcrvu, @
- realty greater, il We cumpaIc the
whole tax, State AMI County, f. T.
inc tour RHdlcaL years rndlng 1871
,wlth lhr four Dem, cratic years
ending 1870 50. In the Radlca,
years the whole am, mt Cf laXr,
Was 80 6Tt, 600, and il ,hc Demos
cratic years was $G.0T3, 900, beng il
saving |" the people OF 40 less thar
NZ9OlUo0, which is at the rate Of
10000 Il year. These are the DOS.
,tIHe "Nd practical adv antagrs Of
Democratic G"vcrumci in South
CarUiiua (which we set forth with
coutldcncc against the wayne prum>
lS"S and,Ntrr, Otyprd d,nunculions OF
the Radicn,s and their Grcrnbncl
allies.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

In the Primtry election in Oconec county
bn the Tth inst the following gcntl,mcn
were nominated: Lcgislnturc-W. J. SWib-
ling, r. +. Mason;<-Probnte Judge-Rich-
Wicklff;-County CommissionerS-M Mich
olson, o. T. Walker and Thomas Bibb;--
Treasurer, ". HblleHan;-Audit6r--J
j. Smith;-Coroner a. IL. Gibson. FL
even hundred and ninety six votes were
polled.
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For subscription, $3.50 per annuna, for sic
months, rs cents; strictly in adVance.
Adve tisemenfs inserted at one d0Il0r per
square of one iuch or less for tie first E'2crton
di,d ffy cents for each subsequent insertion.
liberal discount made 10 merchants md others
advertising for sir mo'cMs or Gy Mey"0r.
Obituary Notices end 7r'JuteS of Respect
charged for as dd1crhS0mchh,
Announcing Candidates Ete d9!l&rs, in al
vance.
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En'roTs Gf Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN Who suffered 60. ,...,..
IN from Nervous Debililv pnoy 80, years
Decay, and all The ehe,ts of youtbfri "'"re ;"i,r
crcIion, will for the sake of g. fFar;n,. L.'
monity, send free to MI Who need Il * ~. ~"
cipe and directions for tKaRinr rho s;n,,,r,
remedy by which he was Gur6i Snffanppn',
Wishing to profit by the advertisers ax,,a.
ricnce can do so by addrcsS ac In ncrtooJ
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEJ, AZ Ce,fSF
street, New York! ...- "k
feb 20, 1882 9a
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Dnmooratle Yiororias.

Mr. stephens CARVED Georgia by 10000
majority, aud the regular Democrats beat
'he Independents, Greenbackers, ana Re.
publicans generally throughout the State.
Everybody expected Georgia II go Demo
cratic, but the coalitionist tad blowed so
much about the gains they were going TO
make, the large Democratic majority may
be q little surprise to those Who DO not un
derS,anI the sitUAtiot in Georga. 1t is the
same rs in this Srate, the old corrupt Re-
publican party trying 10 regain power
under new colors. Opposition, however, is
good thing. 1t stimulates the Democrats
to action, brings out the full vote aud in
Swes victory. 1t will be the same in this
State.
But the most surprising victory was in
Ohio. There the Democrats carried the
State by ahoElt IS, eco mai jurity, and elected
fourteen of the twenty one Congressman. In
the last election the Republicans carried
The State by over 1900 majority and
clrctc" fifteen Of the twenty congressman
Fhe victory was overwhelming and dnzcd
'lc leauerS oi DO'h pnrIlCS. Local issues had
much to do with the election, the Sunday
liquor law being one Of tho leading is
sues. But this isnn off year in politics and
the result i'll Ohio is not indicative of n
SinIil ur result on the Presidential election
in 1884 Ohio will then very likely vote
! for the Republican nominee, rs she has al
| ways done in The past
In w est Virginia, the Democrats carried
the election as usual. clccihg three of tn,
four congressman, n gain Of one Congress
mum in that state.
Tie rircli-ns in Ohio and West Tirpini;
ndicntcs very clearly that the Democrat,
will control the lower House Of the mex
Congress-
The Republicans now give up the election
in Indiana, and ir pcnu, Alyanin the Demo
Gratis have n good chance of success. Ii
New \ Ork the Democratic outlook is cx
,ceding'y bright, and there is hardly
noIbr but what the State will 60 largely
Democratic, Let us see that South Carroll
na remains IN he Democratic column.
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How she Saved Har narlinp.

II shallseot feel so nervous again nbou,
6aby's teething." writes a grateful MotKer
I'VE almost lost our darling from cholera
infnntum, but happily heards OF ;ParkeE's
Ginger Tonic in time. A few sspoonIl.ls
soon cured baby, and an occasional dose
keeps us in good health. - Brooklyn IA III 9th
Ell.
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The steam gin and press Of a S Brown
OF Sumter county was accidently btsrned on
18th inst, with 10 bniss Of cotton and
large quantity Of cotton seed. Loss $1,000
tsp ineuRaRee,
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TAX NOTICE!
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

TEEASURER'S Office,
PICKENs 9. H., Aug. l5th, 1882
I y accordance with the Supply Blll ap>
Il proved February 9th, 1882. notice i.
hereby given that this Office will be open
tor the collection Of taxes
FEiGE@ye September 10Th.
and will rrmain open until Ocr,oer 3lst.
The rate per cenIlm Of taxes is as fol,
lows:
State purposes, ~ mills.
County purposes, 9 mills
Past lndebte edness, 2 mills
Railroad tax, s mills.
School tag, 2 mIrs
foll Tax, 81 90.
For the convenience Of tile taxpayers
will attend at The following places ON days
named, to wit:
Central, Monday and Tuesday, 9th and
lO,h October.
Liberty, Wednesday and Thursday, 11th
and l2ih Ottobcr
E"slcy, Friday and Saturday, 18th and
9TH October.
Dncnsvlle, Monday, ltth October.
Pumpkintown, Tuesday, 17th.
Enstatoe, Kings Store, Wednesday, 18Th
October.
Hurricane, Thursday, 10.h October.
And for balance Of time in INV office NJ
the Court House.
Taxpayers will please atieiid at the ap>
pomImenIs by O'Clock p. VI.
In all cnscs where tho May Installtlcni
has not been paid
Penalty Of Five Per Gent
will he added 10 said lpstnllment.
All taxes femainng unpaid OH the first
day of November will incur q
Penalty oils Per Gent.
and will he collected by distress or other.
wise until l5Ih Of Novcmber after that
uhtc The County Treasurer Will proceed to
collect by levy GHd sales as provided by
law.
Taxes arc payable in The following kinds
of funds: Goid and Silver Coin. United
states Chrrchcy. and National Bank Notes.
y. BH. BOWEN.
County Treasurer Pckens County.
aug 81, 1882 so t.
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UNDEt&SOL
Notice.
COUNTY C0NNISSIONER'!S tSEFJcE

COUNTY CoMNISSIONER'S GFFIcE
PicKENs c. H., October 7th, 1882,
N Office is hereby given that the Countv
~ Commissioners f Pickcns CounIv
viii meet dt tkeir Office at Pickens Conf
House, on November the 7th 1882. for rho
purpose of examining and approving MI
accounts against said County. All persons
holding bills; accounts, or demands If amY
Kind against the County Of PiGkens., which
have noI been before presented tc fbe Road
OF Connty Com miss:oners 1t special mert
1ngs held daring tho year, must file Ihe
same with the undersigned on or before rho
first dny of November next, so than ther
may tie examined and ordered to be paid
at the Annual Meeting. P''"
oct 10, 1899 '0'N;
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

The railroads in the South controlled by
fhe Clyde Syndicate, have passed into the
hands Of the Baltimore and Ohio. The
6hange is no advantage to the reople--i
gives no competition. The building of the
Carolina, Cumberland Cap aud Chicago
Road is the only hope for South Carolina
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

Under the new county Amendment, if
adopted, over thirty new counties could be
organized in the State. Counting all the
officers to be elected and appointed in these
new cohntics, with other necessary expcn-
seq, can my Of our rcadeCs count tho cost
it would entail upon the taxpayers of the
State?
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In convtrsihg With rrominon II railroad
man the other day, he thre@ uut This ex~
press ion: ID. +. Bradley, Of Pickcns. is
the best railroad mnn in the State" Quite
mplimentary, friend Bradley. -tSaludo
Argus. )-Thahks.
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Just at this time our people are too busy
picking cotton and paying guaDo bills to
think about politics or anything else, but
oil Democrats will be at The polls on the
7th day of next month to cast their votes
for home rule and honest government.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

Tie negro ticnd wHo committed an out
rage on Miss CasclIo near Columbia las,
week "os leon arrested aod lodged in !he
Eichlnnd county jail. lie has been idcnti.
fled, rs the brute, by Miss Costello.
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For the Legislature.

BeIS" FBHL0% CITIZENS: Take notice that
1 J. LOOpER am a candidate for Renre.
sentative Of the people of Pickens County at
ensuing election, subject to WILL of the
PEOPLE at General Election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

Our c6tfffty governments are necessarialy
expensiSS, and we do not want any more
Of them In this section of the State at least.
So vote '.No" on the Amendment.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

The Greenbackers have cancelled all
their appointments in the up country. The
people in This section are not "Grccn" en-
ough tovote for them and they have found
IL out
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The Safest WAv.

The safest md eurcst ways to rEsf6re ,bo
youthful color of the hair is furnlskt1 hv
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is d, scrrodiSy
popular from its superior cleanliness
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William Garrison, q young man 81 years
old, painter, committed suicide at Andcr
son on October l3 by shooting himself
through the hend with a pistol lie had
been drinking during the day.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-19

VIE advertiser having been permanently
cured Of that dread disease, Consump.
ton, by simple remedy, is anxious to-
m"ke known to his fellow sufferers the
means o cure. TO all who desire it, he viii
send cory of me prescription used, (free
OF Gh"rgeJ with The directions for pre- epGring
sure Cure for Coughs. Colds, Gonsumntio,
Asthma, Bron6hitiS, sc. Parties wjsh;no .,
The Prescription, will please address Roy
+. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn street, Milliams:,
burg, New York. foSy''''"'"'"
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To the Farmers.

Respectfully inform you that am now
IocaIcd "t EAShEl. and prepared 10 handle
your COTTON here and at LIBERTY.
My inciIiries for selling direct to Ex-
porcrs and New England Mnnufe cturers,
will enable me at all tines to pay you the
very
Highest Cash Prices for your
Cotton.
a. ES. EsssOWN.
Easley, S. G.
oct 2, 1882 o..
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state Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR.
NUGH s. THOMPSON,
Of Richlnnd.
ron LIEvTENANT CovEnN0R,
JOHN y. SHEPPARD,
of Edgeiield.
FOR COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
W. +. STONEN, Of RichlAnd
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
{. RICHARDSON NILES, Of Charleston
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAS. n. LIPSCOMB, Of Ncwbcrry.
FOR TREASURER,
JNO. PETER RICHARDSON, Clarendon.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCNrIoN.
Col. ASEURY COWARD.
FOR ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERAL,
"A. NJ. MANIGAULT, of Georgetown.
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$3A,OOO.OOO ASSETS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

IF YOU WISH INSURANCE. AGAINST
FIRE ON YOUR DWELLING, FURNI.
TURE, MERCHANDISE, Sc. ; apply 70
.g. G.. w. BOWEN,
At HSdgens s. Hadgens, Easley, s. G.
Agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
Company of New York.
juno 8, 1882 80 G,,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
/ ' Notice is hereby given, Natl will nm.
ply to 0: H. Durant, Probate Judge for
pickens County, on Tuesday ,.l4th dny of
November, 1882, for leave 70 make a final
settlement Of the estate OF DAVID FREE.
MANI deceased, and ask 10 be discharged
therefrbm rs GuarJinn. .f.a, 49,
So. AREL HENDRICKS SGuard;an,
OCT -I2j 1889 l'is 4 .~,a4 ksa s
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County Ticket.
FOR SENATE,
w. r. FIELD.
FOR TuE LEGISLATURE,
w. II. BERRY,
!. f. BOGGS.
OR rhOuATE JUDGE,
j II. NEWTNN.
r SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
O. l.. DUNANf.
70 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
\ i. TAhLEI,
ELlAS DlY.
b. 5. FREEMAN.
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sept ~. ! NSG
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The summary arrest and sentence OF Mr.
Dwyer Gray. In Dublin, is generally condemned as
an arbitrary stretch OF judicial power. Even In
London Judge Lawsep's action seerns to be re-
garded as hasty and ill-advised by portion of the
press, and it Is possible that 1t may not be ap-
proved by the government In the discussion of
the matter In parliament Mr.. Gladstone Indirectly
suggested an address to the crown for the removal
o. Judge Lawson, which the Irish members must
have regarded as signifying his disapprobation of
the court, as they greeted 1t with loud cheers 1t
may De that In his zeal TO commend himself to the
government by dealing harShly with the prevail
Ing Irish sentiment, this judge has done himself
ana prospects more injury than he has inflicted
upon Mr.. Gray.
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a special IN yesterdays STAR announced the
election OF Lewis CaSs Smith to succeed Senator
0ofman In The presidency of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal company Smith is Germans man.
and his election keeps the control of the canal In
the hands OF the German faction OF the Maryland
democracy as opposed 10 the Hamilton and Whyte
lactons Tue question OF the fitness of the man
FOR the place does not seem TO have received any
consideration, but 1t Is probable that Smith is
quite as Wei qualified for 1t as any OF the eandi-
dates put forward by the other factions 1t is to
De hoped that the canal Will sometime or other be
rescued from the clutches OF the Maryland poll
tieians and placed in the hands Of energetic, CAP
able men, who VIII run 1t on business principles In
the interest Of the public.
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Double Sheet star Tomorrow.

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Inc military preparations at Alexandra ind,-
eate an early advance movement by the Britain
Against Tue Egyptians, and stirring news may be
sApeeteo nom that quarter very soon. General
"ssee' |iAes command In person, and he Is not
given 10 delays In work OF this kind One OF the
onciai acts OF the British has been to create a
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paper IL they do not in the field Inasmuch as ALI
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70 an English army officer and meet his approval.
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II Is again asserted That the miners strike at
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statements to the same effect have always proved
70 oe "too previous" but there may be something
IN THIS one, as yesterday number OF the strikers
applied TO the Georges Creek company and Amer
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A MOTHER TERRIBLE TORNADO.
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EFFECTIVE AS A TORNADO.

Our sweeping sale Of Summer Clothing is being
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DARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS. SILKS, LACFs
India Linen. Satnes below cost TO close ont af 7a3
and ia TIN street between G and H.
ill J. E. YOUN2
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THE LAST AND ONLY HOPE.

Beautiful. beautiful childhood! with 10y
That hke robe is palpable. and flung
hc.l6 Oot Dy your every motion! delicate bud
EkS{ Of the immortal flower that win unfold
HI And come To its maturity in heayenr
weep your earthly glory. IT'S light
Al Sent TO the new born spirit that eoes ont
CScSHf> With the first idle wind. 1t is the leaf
~ e>Fresh flung upon the river that will danca
Upon the wave that stealet h on, its life,
Then sink Of its own heayiness The face
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Grow dim; the fragrance CT the many flowers
De noticed not, and the bes,uiling voice
q Nature IN her gentleness win be
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WALKER'S, 204 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER
AOTHPROOF FELT. CARPET FELL
xeepnone. ml3
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The above are ali good Sheetings. of reliable make
and. with the exception of the A goods are under
regular prices these prices being specially for the
dull season.
TOwELINCS.
2O-inch CHECKED GLASS TOwELING, only 1211c
20-inch SCOTCH CRASHES, &c. I'd.
1S-nch FINE RUSSIA CRASH, 15c yd.
EXTRA QUALITY LOOM DAMASKS, 4Sc I'd.
FINE QUALITY LOOM DAMASKS soc. yd.
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FINE BLEACHED HUCKABAC TOWELS, 2Ix42.
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CROCHET QUILTS,
Bargains at 81 o. sl.35 and 81 80 each worth 81 50.
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Above special prices made on lots of goods bought
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ing the duh season.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
H..
DIANOS. PIANOS.
GREAT
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WHICH HAVE BEEN USED.
One made by Newhall in Boston .....,,,...,, 300
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Privately in Glass; Mathematics, Latin. Greek.
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Hard Cases. (W.w. Godding, NJ. D., 81 A Gentleman
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Daniels on Negotiable Instruments, new edition.
vols. Sl3.
Novelties In Stationery and Fancy Goods
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A.so, a large list of furnished Houses
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NOR RENr-FURNISHED HOUSE, 1885 18th
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. WARD LOTHROP

" o o ID W ARD d LOTHROP
VIII offer the coming week the following
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:
P-4 BROWN SHEETISaS 23c
pa HLEACHED SHEETINGS. ......... Csc.
t0-& brown SHEETINGS .....25c
te 1 ptEACHED SHEETTNGS. 271zc
IA FRUIT OF LOOM Zoe yd.
"a LONSDALE COTTON 1Oc yd,
~ NAMSUITA COTTON. 12 &C. yl
81 PILLOW-CASE CUTToNS .. 12Isc yd
The above all good Sheetings. of reliable make
and, with the exception of the A goods, under
regular prices these prices being specially for the
dull season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-18

MILE v. PRUD'HOMME'S FALL TERM RE
1Nl opens SEPTEMBER 25th French taught prncti-
cay. Morning, afternoon and evening French Glasses
for ladies and gentlemen. boys and girls.
n. B.-Young ladies and lit girls thoroughly taught
In English French and the Ancient Languages. DAILY
INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH and daily conversation.
Mrs. j. L. MCGEE. formerly a successful teacher Of
Steubenvile Seminary and ether prominent schoola.
has charge Of the English department..
Residence, 1923 street northwest opposite Prank
lin Square. jy25-3m
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WESLEYAN COLLEGE, FOR YOUNG LADIES,
w WILMINGToN. DELAWARE.
Fan Session VIII open SEPT. l1th For Circulars,
&c, address Iaul -lm1 Rev. JOHN WILSON Pm. ID.
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HENRY C. SPENCER PRINCIPAL.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal au12