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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25
Patents 10 Pacific Coas, Inventors.

WASHINGTON, October 24th.-FOllowing
are among the list of patents announced to.
day: Peter X. Baker, assignee of one half
to G. w. Waite and j. s. Bacon, San Fran
cisco, fastening for tappst of stamps d. L..
Hartly and j. NJ. Hardy, San Diego. single
tree; Louis Herbert, Hicksvills, adjustable
piston. packing; William A. Stoddard, Dali
las Or can.nnener
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25

CINcINEATI. o ;tobe: 2ith Frederick Cap
tain, ST., under arrest for alleged completely
ia the Ross murder, shovel signs of insanity
and talked about bloody coat in the com
sbucks. lie was taken Gu. to-day, but failed
to fud the coat but ct his house psir of
trousers which mad BEEN washed, but showing
traces Of blood, were brought TO light. At
the sight of them Captain went raving crazy,
and has been SO ever since
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25

One.Minutc TOOthacbe Drops Are supe-
rior to any other For sale by druggists. KIRK,
GEARY g. CO.. Agents. ol0 In
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25
American Missionary Association.

CLEVELAND, October "a h The American
Missionary Association are in session here.
The report of the Secretary showed the
work done in various directions during the
year. ChiDese work-Schools, Is; teachers,
81 !; scholars, 2. 557; number of those who
have ceased from ido:atry, 156; number con.
verted, 1o6 total humber OF hopeful CONVEX
sious sincs TIE Commencement of the work,
106 In the Iodisn work there are 8 mission
aries. 3 churches. 200 church members. 4
Sunday-schools scaolir+, LOG; scholars aided
at the Hampton Iustitusc, 10.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-25
Express Messenger Sentenced for Embez
element.
Danenhower's Narrative.

his car near Ell Psso, bound and aged him,
and robbed the express, to-day pleaded guilty
80 an Indictment for emb zz!ing. He received
sentence of two years in the State Prison.
Danenhower's Narrative.
WASHINGTON, October 2fth-Lisusenan
Eisenhower resumed before the Jeanette
Bosrd of Inquiry to-day his narrative of the
retreat across the ice after the sinking of the
Jeanette
In answer TO questions, witness said "My
opinion and judgment at the time of leaving
the ship was that too much was carried, both
of provisions and clothing. 1 thought at the
time thai it was best to reduce everything to
the minimum Of weight, TO carry sixty days.
provisions. and strike due south as rapidly as
possible for the Asiatic coast wstersr."
Qlestion-" With the exception you have
noted. were all other preparations adequate
and sufficient ?"
| been provided, in anticipation OF separation,
in the way of compass. sextant, almanac
| and losarithnic tables. The articles vera in
the Jeanette. aEd in October, 1879, a box
was prepared for each boat, to contain full
set Of everything that might bs required for
their navigation. This done, with list of
articles specified by the Captain, the boxes
and boat compasses were slowed in the star
board chart room, ready for immediate use.
don't know that the articles were inten ION
ally left in The ship on the afternoon of June
II 1881. The prismatic conpassss were al.
wsys kept hanging in the caart-room ready
for Immediate use, and were taken GU. on
that day."
| Adjourned.
! The Boston Wool Market.
| BosToS. October 24th.-The demand for
| wool has been moderate but prices have
shown no change. Fine wool Is still hsli
| with considerable irmness, and sales of Ohio
and Pennsylvania Y have been m sds ct 44(9
Az, XIX at 42G43,, and Y and above at 4iG
444e. Michig Al fseees sold az 399i0c, bus
busiasss has been light. No. i hesces sold at
43@46c. Combing and delaine Fl ecss are in
steady demand at 44@ i6, for foe Michigan
and Oaio dslaine, and 46@50c for fac and
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
II. RapiteI.
IL" Jtupt'eI"
Gin o 8.

6ortsssansen? @Obin?
Sie nuB nod tr9enb etnen Sang Be-
fOrst baben, feitbem i'd ben @urffbOf
perIieB.
@inen Sang? @as ioIts fie gu be-
Ioroen baben2 rtef 8al aus, behen 9er3
cine nanlenIoie Nusit erfoBt bate.
ga, mas weiB 6enn t32
Srage bod bic anberen Wietber; uieIs
Iei6t wiIen bic etwas bauon.
@s 1T Gieuan6 gu 9auie, BAL - Du
ueiBt il, bak Mercy BET Gage tmmer
ean3 ALIEN bier b[eibt.
gr fog, 3wei Stufen NIT eiuem MaI
nebmenb, bic Ereppe btnuu, unb Trdu.
Iein Aff1p foIste linn, 70 f9nea fte eben
sonnte. @r fu9te, er rief, er fdrfe =
aber umiont. Damn trat er NIT bleis
9sm, uerit6rtem 9ef6t uOr bic ulte Srau
bin.
8as fOu has bebeuten9 fraste ct
uil6.
@ott mas's wifen entsesnete bieie
uerpirrt. SD wetB uur 10 uteI, bag Ou
mir gang rdrrii4 uortommft. SAB bod
NIT Dir &eben, mein SSunse: @enn On
bas Wdb9en beute beiratbeft, 10 wirf
Ou es au' Oein 2ebtas bereuen. Rtmur
Dir Belt - wenigftens ein paar Gage
iberfege Dir bic Sade. - Oente Dir
Mou Dill nIs bic Sdwieeermutter bes
einffiaen Cir 8alentin &rbufle pom
OeepmoorzBart! 8 metn Ball Su baft
meine 6eimatb nod ME gefe6en, Ou
weiBt ni9t, ME berrIi9 &aes bort lit.
| SoIee 6errn Sind un6 mir
9o9 Sal ftteB fie gum srten NaaIe
in teinem 2eben = 3urid.
6aIt einl rief er erregt. Sd babe
mir has allies iberlest, ais On mir an
ienem Abenb bic Tobesan5etse Der SObne
Cir 9obfrep's perIafef uub mir ben
Srauring metner Mutter 9abf. gs
tlinet ionberbar, ALIEN On i9einft ni3i
su besreifen, baB i'd Wercp Iiebe. Romm,
fe tann ia ni9t melt fortsesan9en ieiu
uno mug baIb 3uriidtebren.
SIM @obn3immer ansetommen, fan
ben fe ben Mbuofaten tn tiefen 9ebanter
am 6enffer ftebenb. Gr bate ben @rber
pom Oeepmoor Sefunben = aber IN mel
der sefdbrIi1eu Gage. t1n6 wie fout'
er i'm berleIben entreiBen2 -
|. 5r6ulein Afrp trat an ieine Sette uni
bdnbiste ibu1 @brifine Blad's Srdu
fdein NIT Der Bemertuns elm, baB BIZ
Sting i'm Befis Don 5rduIetR Din Jet
bic man iebsn 4usenbIiG uon einen
Aussanse 3uriderwarte.
BAL, auser Stan6e feline uusebuIb 3,
5euleifera, Qtts beftau6is auf Hns al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
BON S6asbebtH.

@ad Robel ltein, Der aIieH RHiRe,
Oa bab' i9 in ernufssr Ra9t,
8erboreene S9dse gu fn4eH,
Nli9 etnft auf ben Bes seHa9t.
Die bab i'd ben Sdas bort bsl5UOysH,
@ebstet bot NIB eeFn9t,
0ie bab' i5 nit tenGenosm atsem
Rad benz sIiseruoen 9Oloe seiu4t.
Msin Su9en mar aIss usTssbsns,
umIonft mar bic Ga9t oaI4wG9t,-
0a bob i9 in bsuer SersDSiRHns
GIN SunsFsr gaIaIie geba9t.
Die brauGt' i9 ni9t lang Su bei45TCn-
Sie wor bur9 meiu Sommeu Catthdt;
BaIb bot obne GsOerleien
Sbre 6an6 mid fir's 2eben begladt-
60 uur6' nun 4nein Eraum Don benz
S4ate
limb Der alien Ruine bod Ddbr:
6ie uoa f~lnftauisn6 Sutatsn
lInb ,dblte an finfSis Sabr.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
aiIIioe WobIef[e.

a.. ,Du fdeinf mir leet sisBEn
4ufwan6 ~ mn9en,-bGit On iosaT ss
men Wobren ais OienCr eHsGeiTt; DeT
hat i'm Dir benn usrfdaht2@
g.: sd ieI6fil 9r 1T Hssin alter
BartbaI, ben i'd 6ur9Gns ni4t 1nr AsIEs
Ii6tett 6riusen founte; 4 uEB g 70
i@pars Guitrei@en, = 10 IL 81 nS9 an
oppetthi97en."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
80 Cts, so GtS., 80 GtS.,
so cts, 80 Cts
haat cine TaAA

6ed ens 2taf&a
GauabMr1eH 3r0Nten.
Ersbtrtl Srobtrtl
StnttIHkI0G JIGfAs StIs faA In GHeH Sdaen
kna n Nsa uRtlAaktSten zen Ssz DtEexna'u Stds
etiIuiittIS hTerIenseu.
Dit Sla{&s Sautursu 4EsvteR Eeaa % Cts. sStE
Huf SiII3ez a1d DSnaIS, bah h aHGn beuti4sH NPs'
hsltS lu babtn, SlI psrSsu bel DeftHHHstH In Be
Gast SeH $500, HGS gmpfauS bs OeIA5. frct nee
GRn IhttItn sI BeL StaaleH pertaueL
Ran aArtf6ui q. DOeeIsS q Co.,
DGIdRSEL m
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03

Sambure. Der 75idbrise @brOz
nometerma3er Riebers, wel9er in 50
ua9eewieienen 5duen @bronometer, bic
Der 6euti6en Seewarte unb elmer &eibe
0ampfi9iffs : 9eieui9aften 9eb6rten,
fir 1900 W. uerfeste nnb ni9t wieber
emblem fonnte, murbe Az Is Weonaten
@etdnsniB perurtbeiIt.
Bremen. 9eaen ben Rorbbeuti9eu
QIopb baben bic gtseutbiuer bes eusIis
fder1 9dmpfsrs ngitp Of Dublin"
ueIder i'm porisen Sabre nit benz NOrbs
| bsutiden 2~Iopbbumpfer uSronprin,
Tr:eb1td @iIbelm" auf Der @lbe 3uiams
menities unb in SOIse bshen total uerIos
rem atnq, eine &la9e auf S9abeneriat
i'm 8etrass pon SOC, 900 Ws. bsim bief'
gen 9anbSeri5t einserei@t.
2tmtatt.
Oeffau. Oie biefse &eaIl4ul'
wirb AZ Slfern in cine ioI9e erter Orb
nunq umsewan6eIt uub fur bic biefs'
b6bere E61terf9ule mill q elm ueuei
8ebanbe srxi&ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
Nrontn3 Sa@Gen~
wroni,.s @eHfGIsSs

8odum. Hadbsm bic bief9e epans
oeIiide @emtinbe ben NlttdtboIiten bic
Mitbenituns Der Sobunnisfirde seftats
tet bat, 1T Iaut B%erfii9une bes Sberprdz
fbenten p. RnbIwetter, bic pom ben Altz
tatboliten felt 1876 ottupirte Wfarienz
tir6e Der tatboIif9en @emeinbe pom l.
@pril b. s. IN gum auSi3IieBIi3en 9es
brau6 wieber iberpieien wor6en.
2abeni9ett. 9lu9 uniere Stabt,
weI6e f6 in SoIse Der felt It Sabren
Fertia qefeuteu Bubnuerbin6ung NIT
5aeen md9tis in inbufrieusr 9inf4t
auff6winst, wirb nit eineuI neuen POls
paIalt beslidt uerben. Der BaupIas II
bereits ausseiu9t.
S6aIfe. SIN Sabre 1875 wurben
aus benz &omptOir Der Se3e rSismard"
5000 M. eeftobleu urb muBte bamals
Der &e9nunssfibrer {. unter benz 8er'
ha6te, an benz Oiebitable betbeili9t gu
iein, ieinen Yoften aufseben. Gun ba'
ben ii9 neuerbtues bret Mdnner fretwtl'
Zig benz 9eridte in @fen sefteat uni
ben StebftobI nit allen @in3elnbetter
einsefanbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-03-03
- OeSsa VfafsIlnRs slnE
~ ga Il aItf Deritn'
RAHnnIkR ben be HNrrH 81 Beses
k16 e. BAtiuSre. QeS

A0l reid WHHrtrnea
HaaabNretR HauatItens0aItttOtr
nj 1883 G~SNsafTsk ~ H&As NdA1 AHfEHa'
M In kE4n5Am 0mnGzneA
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-12
Hot Supper at Central.

MR EDITOR: Theladies of the Presbyterian
Church in Central gave hot supper for the
beneft Ofthe church on Friday and Saturday
at Mr.. Lassalle's residence The whole house
was thrown open for the entertainment of
the guests, and tastefully decorated with holly
branches and bright ornaments. IL is i'm.
possible to tell about the whole bill of fare.
AS for the oyster stew, it was Just too nice
for anything. r. f. said "gimme some more
OF that delicious oyster stew, and more bis
cults, they are splendid" The meats were
finely prepared.
Ihe second days soup would have tempted
an epicure to begin and end his dinner with
soup; and the cakes, the pies the custards
the coffee, couldn't be beat" so Drs c., F.
and IL. said as they called for second cups.
We have not learned the amount realized,
but feel assured from the crowded rooms that
considerable money was taken in. .
The membership Of the church is small, but
the energy displayed was great. Deacon X.
was all around, and always to be found when
needed. He and w. L. d. were the lights Of
the room. Miss L. F. and Mary always had
their tables full, while Mrs. w. and Mrs. L.
kept the kitchen fire burning and everything
nice and hot
Among the attractions ofthe evening was O.
large magic lantern, figures of life size,
WHICH was, kindly shown by Mr.. Lindsey,
for the benefit Of the church. At the close of
the entertainment several large cakes were
sold, and, ifI heard Alright, Elder w. was
'sold," also.
We saw the old year go out, and the snowy
robed New Year come, ere we said good
night to all, and Happy New Year.
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-12
EMPLOYMENT
For All.
70 SELL a HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE
For All.

ffNHE poor M we'll rs The rich, the old al
Il well as lhc young, the wife aa we'll as
the li' ahAnd, The young maiden ~ we'll ns the
boy, may. just as we'll earn u few dollars in
h"nc*t employment, asio iii around no house,
and wait for others TO earn it fo" them. We
can give yon em?l"ymcrt. all Ihc time, O.,
during yoAr spare h"UrS only; travelling, Or
IN y"ur own nei2hhorhuod. among your
friends and AcQuaint"nccs. If you do not
care FOR cmp;oymeh:. We can impart valuable
'ntorinn'iHn 10 yrl free Of cost. IL will cost
yon onl y one cent fora Postal card to write
for our Prospectus, ANA il may h. the means
OF making You II good ma"y d"ilars.
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from $40 10 500 n week. and Establish II lu.
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straightforward and profitable. Attend to
this matter now, for there is money in il tor all
who eng Igc with us. We will surprise YOU
and You will wonder Why you never wrote to
us before. We send full particulars free.
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Name this paper Marion, Ohio.
sept %, 1881 6g,
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- Observation-Disclosures our painful duty to
announce the deaths of Mrs Julia A. Folgcr
and her sister, Mrs. Lucretia Lawrence.
which occurred at this place on Wednesday,
the 4th inst. Mrs. Lawrence, who resides at
Seneca City, came to this place to see her
sister, Mrs. Folger, during her illness, and
being in feeble health, was taken i'll herself
as soon as she arrived, and took her bed in,
an adjoining room to that in which her sis
ter lay, but did not see her after she arrived.
Drs. Earle of this plao 9, and Maxwell of
Greenville, we're the attending physicians,
but oil their skill failed. Mrs. Folger died
at O'Clock p. M, and Mrs. Lawrence at 5. 80
just one hour and half later. Mrs. Folger
died Of puerperal sCepticemia, and othe r
complications. Mrs. Lawrence died of con-
gestion Of the lungs and liver.
Mrs. FOlger was the wife of Mr.. julius F.
Folger Of this place and was 88 years DID,
She leaves, besides her sorrowing husband,
four little children, an aged mother, broth
er and several sisters, and host of friends
to mourn her death. She was the daughter
of the late Pleasant Alexander Of Old Pickens
NAoINlOpJ uuN CuIlJ III lllc utluCHSu uCFSclI 10
the Presbyterian church and ever after lived
pious and devoted christian life She was
an affectionate mother kind friend and
neighbor, and her loss to her family, to her
church, to which she was so devoted, and TO
her friends and neighbors is almost irrcpnra-
BILE. She was beloved by oil who knew her,
and her untimely taking off is mourned by
the entire community. But her loss to her
family and friends is her eternal gain. Her
spirit has returned unto God who gave it, to
-receivesthe reward reserved for all the people
of God. Her remains were Inferred at the
Presbyterian church in this place. To the
{. bereaved and sorrowing husband we tender
our heartfelt sympathies.
Mrs. Lawrence was the widow Of the late
DR.. j. N. Lawrence and was in her fifty third
year. Although not member Of any church
she had lived Cody fife, and was much
esteemed and beloved by all her friends and
acquaintances. She leaves three grown daugh-
ters, besides her kindred and friends Ia
mourn her death. Her remains were carried
to Seneca City for interment.
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Clerk S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY IF PICKENs.
I'm CGDNHHeB ENElEAS.

j. c. O'Bryant, Plaintiff. against Lucy Evins
ct al Defe fendants.--CoMPLAINT For RELIEF.
pY virtue of Decrctnl Order in the above
I'D stated case, signed by His Honor J. s.
Cothran, on the 18Th day of December, A. ID.
1881, will sell 10 the highest bidder. before
the Court House door, ut Pickeus Court
House, on the lst Monday in February A. d.
1882,
All that Piece, Parcel or Traci of Land
lying, being and situate in Hurricane Town.
ship, in the County and State above named :
on waters Of Keowee River and Four Mile
Branch, adjoining lands ofA. Il. Craig. Mabry
Mnuhin md others, containing Une Hundred
and Fifty Acres, more or less. being the place
whcreon John O'Bryant, deceased lived at
the time of his death. and is sold for the plir-
pose of partition among tho heirs at.law OF
said deceased.
TERMS-Onc-third Of the purchase money
to be paid on day of sale, and the balance on
a credit of one and Two years, to be secured
by bond with good personal security and a
mortgage of the premises.
Purchasers to pay extra for MI papers and
for recording same.
j. J. LEWIS, GER.
jan S, 1882 16 s
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Now Advertisements.
-BEATTY's PIANOFORTES.

4 --EIGATTY'S PEANOFOT;TEGS.
IN Magnificent holiday prcsents square
grand pihnofOrcs, tour very handsome round
corners, rosewood cases, three uniaons, Boat
ty's matchlrss iron frames stool. book cover.
boxed, 1922 Is to 1927 50; catalogue prices,
$500 to 81 900; satisfaction guarantee or
money refunded after one years use; upright
pianofortcs, ,$l25 to !$2o5; catalogue prices,
5000 to $500; standard pinaofortos Of the
universe. as thousands testify; write for mann
moth list of icsIimGuinls;. Bcatty's cabinet
organs, cathedral, church, chapel, parIor, $40
upward; visitors welcome; free carriages
meets trains; illustrated catalogue (holidny
edition) free. Address or call upon iNIEL
f. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
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Notice OF Sale.

WILL sell ut public outcry, to the highest
4 bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY, the 3Ist
day of January, 1882, at my residence on
Twelve Mile riverS three miles West of Pick>
ems G. H., the following property, to wit:
400 BUSHELS OF CORN,
Fodder, Shucks, Peas,
Wheat, Rye, Cotton Seed,
Mules and Horses,
Wagons and Farming implements,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
Nine Stands of Bees,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ALSO,
IA FAT HOGS, ready to slaughter
This property can be treated for privately
at any time before day of sale.
NANCY Il. ANDERSON.
jan 5, 1882 lR a.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-12
jan S, 1882
Aguo Cure

Ia purely vegetable bitter and rOwcr-
1ul tonic, and is warranted q speedy and
certain cure for Fever and Aguc. ChitiS
and Fever, intermittent or Chill FCc-
Yer, Remittent Fever, Dumb AGuc,
periodical or Bilious Fever, and all
malarial disorders. In miasmatc dis
trlcts, tho rapid pulse, coated tongue,
thirst, laSSitudc, loss of appetite, pain in
the back and loins, and c0ldnCSs of tho
spine and cXtrcmiticS, arc only prcmOni-
tlonS OF seVcrcr symptoms, which tcrmi-
nate in the aguc parOXySin, succeeded by
hlgh fever and prOluSC pcTapiratiOn.
1t is a startling fact, that ouininc, arse
mic and other poisonous minerals, form
the basis Of most Of the Fever and
Aguo Preparations, - " Specifies" -" " Syr-
ups" and "Tonics," in the market
The preparations nalc from thcnc min
eral pois0na, although they are palatahlc,
and may break the chill, do not cure, but
leave tho maiarial and their own drug
poison III the system, producing QI;iniS!n,
dizziness, ringing in the ears, headache,
vertigo, and other disorders more fOrmi-
dablc than the disease they were in-
tended to cure. AYERS AGUH CURE
thoroughly cradicatcS these noXiOus poi
sons from the system, and always cures
the scvcrcSt cases. 1t contains no
Quininc, mineral, OF any thing that could
lnJUrC the most delicate patiCnt: and itS
crowning excellence, above its certainty
to cure, is that il leaves the system Gs
free from disCas0 as before the attack.
For Liver Complaints, AYEU's AGuE
CURE, by direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus, drives out the pOiHOE9
which produce these complaints, and
stimulates the system TO vigorous,
healthy condition.
We warrant il when taken according
20 directions.
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CONNECTIONS.
a. WIN Railroad from Charleston.
Win Nlimingt on, colun bia md Augu tt5
hallroad from Wilmington and al
points North thereof.
with &C & A Railrond from charlotte and
nllpoints North thereof ......
d. with Ashcville and Spartanburg Railroad
for points in Western North Carolin2,
c. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Danville Railway for Al
lnntn and all points south and west.
d. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
Tond and Dnnvillc halfway from Al
lantn and beyond
e. with Atlanta md charlotte Di, ision Rieh>
mond and Danville Railroad fer aE
points south and west
T. with Railroad for Charleston ,.'..
With Wilmington, Columbia and August
Raiirond for Wilmington and the NsrIh
with charlotte, columbia and AugustA
Railroad for Charlotte and the Eerlh
G. With Asheville and Spartanburg Railroaa &
from II Cndcrsonville
IL. With Atlanta and charlotte Division RioRs
mond and Danville Railroad from chas
loltc and beyond
Standard Time used in Washington. D. C.
which is fifteen minutes fast ier than Columbhs
II. NJ. Il. TALCOTT. General Manager.
FRY, Superintendent.
a. PORE Gen era Passenger APfnt 49,
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TOTlCE OF FINAI, sEATIENENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SUPPLEMENT-.
~ Notice is hereby givcn,. that will ap-
ply to y. l.. Durant, Probate Judge for Pick
ems County, on saturday, 4th day of Febru.
ary, 1882, for leave to make final settle
ment with my ward, EMMAE. LATHEM,
minor, md ask TO be discharged therefrom as
Guardian.
J. ROBERT LATHEM, Guardian.
jan S, 1882 1G 5x