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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-08
New Featureti New Facesl New Per.
fOrmaucssI and n Grapd Special
Programme OfArenic
feua OnsI
All Previous Exhibitions OutdOne
AND THE PUBLIC WISH GRArIFIBD.

NOTE.-Upon my recent Memphis vi.it.
l was repeatedly impoftuned By many leading
citizens TO remain another day" and tbus
give the people Of this city an opportunity To-
once more witness the varied novelties. ieats
and features which my Grolt shows alone
contained. AZ that time Il was impossible for
me 20 grant this request. My route was al
ready arranged, and my Pgenta had exten-
sively advertised many citiss beyond tbis
point, but Of or visiting Nashville, Monfgom-
cry, NewOrlegns and all the prin ,ipal cities OF
the south Gulf States, ] concluded to make a
ONT OF Atkansas before terminlting my pres
70 announce that | shall once moro locate nv
&c " Of Tents" upon the Blue, in responte
70 the urgent request Of my many friends ana
patronsi and az q special compliment to The
children Of Memphis, | have coocluded 10 re-
duoe their admission 10 my afternoon per
iofmance to the small sum Of 20 cents, hut
inc price for adults will remain the same as
20 cents. Very 10. peOtfully,
NJ ~ GAZE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-08

Choice Beef TenderlGins,
Fresh Kentucky Eggs,
Fresh celery.
Fresh N. Y. Count Oysters,
baltimore Can Oysters,
Fresh Fish and Vegetables.
Choice Fresh Meats Of all kinds
VICTOR ID. FUCHS MARKET,
80 and Al Jefferson ut.
%1-Free delivery. OF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-08

N Planters Insurance. Building, a~handsome
and commodi0us suite Of onicos on second
hoo-, just vacated By Holmes Cum Minis, Rae.
Also pleasant single bedroom on third aoor.
l4ef
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-08

IN Monday night. EOyt mbtr 9Th, a sorreI
" mare mule, sp1t 10 fore left rhouide 4,
ote left bird .leg, corked sore back. Am-
eial reward paid Tor her delivery at 100 Elliott
@d lis, TAYLOR.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

What Is IT?--Ou Wednesday night L,v,
Bowers, who lives in cove Ia CLASSY
Rock, this county, heard n disturbance
among his poultry md ran oft 10 invesli
gate. lie was attacked by large animal
which sprang on hNm IN the darkness. fas.
lcning IT'S fHngs in his cheek. He ca led
Tor help, md his father went To his aid anu
'kll'cd The creature with mn axe, its jaws
being =" firmly Bxelin MIR. Bowcrs' flesh
that they had TO he pricd open with an
axe helve afierihe animal was dead Its
body was viewed hy many, tnd u was pro-
nOnnced 10 be a panther, although some
say IL isn catamount IL was very gnItnr
and lean, winch accounts for it's ferocity =
GreenUiiie News
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

FIRE AT p,EDMoNT. On sunday
last u frame tenement house belong
ing 10 tho I'iedMont Manufacturing
Company, at Piedmont, nn,i occ,t
pied iiy Mr. Cobb, accidcntly csaU ght
fire and burned to the ground, with
its.coDlenls, including one haasireJ
deslars Belonging TO yoang lady
who was boarding at the llouaes
Forty sioliars belongingio SIR. Cohb
was also destroyed. Tho money
wasin the upper story ot the house.
and the nre was not discoyered un-
til that portipn of the building wa
"a mass OF flames, most of tho occu>
pants being absent Mt church. Tie
origin OF the fire is UNCERTAIN, al
thoNgh.it is said that.a lighted cipur
was thrown into bed by a IL bny
in the srrond story which set i,
ahlaHe. The bTi ding was valued at
about $500. and there is no insur>
nnce. - GreenUilc News.
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she fIicient ligement OF the renetsn-
tiary. We 80 moi know Il. Il is tstsshat
work was delayed on the wall ainonth or
Two on account of disagreement between
the Bonrd and Superintendent as 20 where
iit should be located. The wall was finally
4 built where the Boari aireessd, but the.
Board never ordered work discontinued on
| IL.
/ Asto the Deyereanx matter--the Lcgis-
hlure passed an Act granting $I5, 900 TO
the Charleston Canal Company twhateyer
that was) to be drawn when any party
entered into contract, with the State to
take from the Feniientiary quarry SIS, 600
worth of stone. MIR. Devereaux made n
contract with the United States Govern
,ment to iulnish stone tor Charleston ietlies,
and contracted with the card tor the
stone. lie stipulated with the Board that
The Stale should draw the money directl,
from the United States Government. so M
to take no risk Chief Justice Simpsou.
as Governor then, believed the contract to
II good one for the State and recommended
it. The Charleston Canal Company drew
the money, but Mir. Devereaux -fu,led TO
comply with his contract with the United
States Government aud ii was abroy,,,ed.
Tnereupon, The Board, be isyiug that there
was fraud against The State somewhere,
turned ali the papers over 10 The Attorney
General Mr.. ioumaus) with the reques,
that he proceed at once against MIR. be-
Vereaux, either by civil OF criminal nc, ion.
or by both, as III his Judgment the best u-
ierest OF the State demanded. Why he
failed 90 do 81 he, perhups, can oest ex
plain.
1he Board purchased waehing machine
Tor The institutions, upon the rccommenda
tion of the superintendent NJ cost OF $500
o. SSOO. This machine the Bcnrd Was IN
formed would save .he luLur Of ten ur twelve
| hands, whose labor. il hired out would soon
relm mburse the Institution for The outlay III
shc purchase Of the washing machine. That
has been about lS months ago anu the ma.
cmine Las newer yet been used. We sup
| pose the uprlInirhucnt Lns n satisfactory
reason for il and will, if our friend OF the
Ue'aId de,ands II, give him an explanation
In conc 'usion, We would advise our pouu
friend OF The Heruid when he desires to
pitch into the manage mvni OF the P,nuer
tlary III the !utute, to fist obtain IT,, N .hr
Board and the Superintendent accuuu'.
fhcts upon which to ase has Cit clsms
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i he Legislature.

while in Columbia last week We took a
peep az the two branches uf the Legislature
IN p'"s sonal appearance and in ront of IN
''iec', beth Iod'cs viii compare fnvornrly
with thcir prcdt cessors sIcc 1876. LrA.
'sl"'ive mmters seemed TO bc running along
smoothly. The .nly question before the
body oi much public uie est, is The uurs.
non oi th' management oi the railroads in
The State, The ullI known us the ..Smy,h"
bill has passed The Senate by a decided
majority ana will evidently prss the Ii ouse
ey an equally decided mijority. THIS nill
emoo"''s the features of the Georgia Rail
road law, and crea,es three Commissioners
with power TO regulate Passenger fare aud
freight charges and prevent diacrim' nat IONS
In the State.
The Railroad authoriti les are very much
opposed TO The bill, and are making u strong
tight egainsl it, but they are 30 erless TO
secure its dei"ut. For the office of Rail.
road commissioners, we learned there were
about two hundred candidates in lhe field
win several counties 10 hear from. Our
Representatives and Senator seem to be
very well pleased with their legislative
responsibilities. and were in the enioy-
ment OF good heal.h. representative Bogus
has introduced bill to validate the tax
voted TO the q. G.. G. and G. Railroad by
Beion and Willinmston townships IN An.
ders"n County. There is some question M
to The legality Of the vote on the question
OF the subscription in those townships.
The stock law was up before the Leris.
ihture on petitions from certain sections
for relief from its operations. The desi, O
OF the Legislature seemed TO b. TO let i,
alone. hni some disposition has to be made
OF Tie petitions and it arpcnrs that even
where the strongest opposition comes from,
there Is strong and Influential element in
i"Vor OF law, ana both sides have their re-
presentatives in Columbia. No action Will
he takrh nn'ess il is where the entire dc.
'egation from count is united on the
question. We learned that many Of the
best farmers in The lower counties where
tue strongest opposition to the law comes
from are in favor Of The law md oppose it's
r'pcnl in their counties. TLis slate of
fhcts makes il avciy delicate question for
tho Legislature to touch.
The Legislature will adjourn before
Chi istmas
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The con ptete poems of Paul u Hnync,
~" poet OF The South, hnve just hccn issued
'r"i" The press of d Lotmop s Co. Of
oos'on 1t is published in several elegant,
styles of binding, rIcniy> emhelished with
many choice engravinRs. making volume
"' rare Vnint. II IL soli only by sub~crip-
lion Agents are desired in cyerv civ md
town !" The Southern States. Any one de
''r'ng to be of service 10 the poet, should
sSh' their subscription or application Tor
an agency TO the publishers.
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Clerk Sale.
STATE or SOU'Il CAROLINA
COUNTY y PGCKENS.
IN COURT OFCOMMON PLEAS
Jane L. Todd, Plaintiff. against ". B
Todd ct ml

Jane E. Todd, Plaintiff, against ". q
Todd ct al.
pf virtue of Decree for sale of Lard
for PARTITION in The above stated case.
by Don. j. \. CUthran. Prr3idin9 Judgc,
on the 9th day OF DC obcr 1871 will sell
TO the highest bidder, on Snlcdny IN Jan-
u"ry 1888, IA Pickena CoHt House. during
the lcga hours ot sale. he following de-
scr!bed REAL ESTATE, TO wit.
TRACE No. /, Cuntninlng l38 Acres.
more or less, situated in Cenirni Iu,vush!u.
Oh waters OF Todd's Creek. aGioin,ur lnni..
of F. l. Garvin, -. + smith, Tracts Nos
2, 3 and of said Lands.
TRACT No, 2 Continuing 1743 Acres.
more or less, situated in CeuIrai Town, blD
on both sides of Todd's Creek, adjoining
lands Of +. l.. 0ar7in. Madden. Warren
Martin and Tracts Nos. l and 3 of SAID
Lands.
TRACT NO. 3, Containing t99 Acres,
more or Less, situated in Central Township
on both sides of rodirs Greek, adioininp
lands of Frederick } smith. Il y. smith and
Tracts Nos / z end ( % sni,t lands.
TR CT No. s, ontuuing 1873 Acres.
more or less, situated in Central Eownslip,
on both side OF Todds Jrcek. adjoining
nnds OF +. l.. Garvin. x. +. Morgan and
rract No. A OF said Lands.
TERMS OF SALE -One third Of IN,
| purchase money 10 he pnih in otsh on day
of SALE and The balance on cre,iit o.
Twelve months. with interest from day f.
sale scared by bond o. The pur hlser and
mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser
viii he allowed to pay al cash. or anf.c,
pate payment al any time Purchasers ia
| pnS extra for deeds, bonds md mortgages.
and for recording the same. PlMs may be
seen IN Clerks Office.
J. J. LEWIS, cor.
dec I. 1882 ~
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GAIyFaToN. Dec 3 AT Houston the In.
!e'nn''cu"' Compress caught fire to day at
ii O'Clock. md at Il 30 T. VI. is stIil burn.
ing. thc In men arc unable 10 get any
wafer On the flnTts There ure about 8. 600
bales OF cotton in the press. Two engines
have Teen eCnt thithcr.
p. NJ The fire at Houston is now con-
tined to The Gotten, The total loss will ex,
coed half million dollars us tod VS.: Four
residences valued NJ $76 COO, the comprk. =
huiiding, machinery and sheds. $4,000.
ana the cG',"n, $l00,0uO. The compress
and The cotton me fully insured.
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A Brutal Mulder and Highway Rob
LerI IL OcuAue.

Mr.. ilhnm John lfuniIicuu, accompn
nlu ~ his srn, Newell, let Nulhuiiu hast
Saiulumy Cvrh,ng Ioi their home and when
"nou' 'h'Se hnl"r"d la'ns hey ond the Ja-
cob Schr"utr place, they We're attacked hp
GeGi"rS ana Mr. iiun;cult WAS beat to
"va'h with clu"s IN" II /, .h"us la thar his
50" 10 fatally injured MT. liunnicu,i
n"d sold three bales Of cotton that day
ANA robbery Was The object or lAc muruer
I"e lh''rr lea forward rH thr ruui hounds
Vi the wagon anu lcmn!ncd th, re until 'hs
home was reached, the Evu briuW uucun-
sci"us aha unable 10 help him. Two lie
er"ea Frazer Copelthu ana DOlpu Richard-
son nave b. cn arrested and lodged in the
"aih"lln J,l!, there hclug sirouK evidence
That they are 'he parties Who crmmiIie,l
The c'ln'e. We learned MunIny thai Que
VI 'he above nnmei negroes was with MIR
iuhhlcuti Outing SATURDAY and saw hIin
draw money iTom the bnnK. Thc mur,trr.
ers gol about iurIy dollars. Ii is not known
now many were Ill the attacking party. no
s'uhe "ii he ittl 0nlu,ned III Try iEA to Gu,t
Out the guilty parties. We have been un.
able 10 gel ho.d OF the !ull particulars of
Tie case hui silouid there b. any future Le.
Heiopmrnls We w.l give incm - our rtal-
rra next week.
Since writing the above We have been
lhioimcd that tIazvr CorriLnd is n pre.ch,
er. D"!ph Kichardsun iIres with hna.
Seneca Joa'ndi.
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gzuRsDAy. DECEMBER ia, 1889.
TERMS :

gor subscription. 81. 90 per dnaan', for sia
moaths, 20 cents; strictly in adOdacs.
Adpet ttissments inserted al one dollar per
saedrs Of one Inch or less for The first insertion
and JfJty ceats for each subsequent insertion.
IaSsTal discount made 10 merchants and Others
sdvsrtisiag for siz months or 6v the year.
o6stpGry Fotfees and Tributes of Respect
ckssgedtSr as ddOcrtisemsnts.
.AasoEaciss Candidates fire dollars, in ad-
vsSss.
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a,he Preaidents NJ &C. "a.

The PeesSdeAt's massage Is published.
and coHiains good Democratic doctrine In
It's most important part lie reoomnlends
the Rhplition OF all internal revenue taxes
except that on liquors, and readjustment
and reduction of the tariff, especially on
cotton goods, iron, sugar, molasses, silks
and woolen goods. lie suggests the aboli>
llon oftarif altogether on many articles Of
minor Importance POW yielding little, and
u general reduction Of the present large
surplus nthe Treasury, which he thinks.
dangerous. tie iavors ceasipg the coinage
of silver dollar, aud the reduction of let>
ter postage 10 two cents. the post office
having paid a revenue last year.
lie emphatically rebukes the voluntary
contributions" exacted from office holders,
and suggests a law for the protection OF
those unwilling 10 give from the vengeance
ot their suprriUrs. The message squints
someN hat at civil selvlae reform, aud IN a
vague way expresses the existing need for
some change such as viii place the tenure
OF minor Offices beyoud the eapriess Of pei.
'lci"ns o. the fortunes OF parties. lie re
commends some legis ution to Regulate inter
state Commerce nud control the railroad
inonopolies ~ Federal power. He opposes
any l"rthrr afprOprat ious TOR tGvors ana
ll"ib"rs, showing 'hat there 10 seventeen
miitiohs how umeXpehdrd appropriated Tor
mat putpose. and suggests iItaL hereafter
| urpIuFriniions Ion each ubjecl be IN II dis-
t,hct CIli, OF That the t0nsiituiiou be amen
! ueu 50 ns 10 give the President .he power
| to NeIo PORTIONS ot bills alpropriaung mo
ney.
Arthur seems 10 think the anti Mormon
oil win work, "ecomn Vnds gradual i'm
proven mt OF The navy md some measure
| 10 iestore American ship building and own
ership, aud suggests sotne Legislation tor
the rejection OF forests.
la speaking Of ture,gn relations he shows
thht EhBiand has recognized our riXhts by
rcirhein& American cil2rnr Imprisoned Ia
lreianu, that ChlI snubbsd our efforts ~
nrbiliaIe between her anu her CONQUERED
lo's. P,ru anu BUmsIa, that Span persists
III OPP rcssmg our SHIPPING u>spiie our
protests, iLhi Russia hns received me pro
'esl vi cur government against the perse
cut'on 81 the jews CuhrIeuusiy. aha thai
We nle eohuiy at pcacr with everybody.
a negro killed II white man in Cnmucn,
named AicDowalI, ana fled. "A parry par
suvd hlm 10 hariUtte N. &. and back 40
"och iili in this S'aie. The negro IN Try
ing to t'"de his pNrsurrs. quarreled wuh "a
'eiry man who he wnnted TO put him acroYs
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

General NJ. c. Butler was re alccred U
). Senator from this State. receiving as he
should have done every Dcmoc niic vote
The han tul of Republicans in The Legis
lnture voted Tor S. W. Melton. except cne
member. Pinckney, who voted for himself
The Legislature honored itself in again
honoring NJ. G. Butler. The State has no
truer or ADLER son,
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-'--~~ >

SUMTER, December Prohibition is
sweeping everything before il. The vicr ory
is complete. The ha'keerer. hava thrown
up the sponge. No disturbances.
The total voIe was 425. minority for Pro,
hibition l68. There is great rejoicing IN
Sump'er tonight. Az soon as the resul,
was announced II large crowd Of whites md
blacks escort, Il the Rev. IL +. Chrietzhurg
to his home with shouts of triumph over
the success that crowned his efforts.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

COLUMBIA, Deccmb>r 3.-Mr. J.
&. Dat, one of the most infl ,cntin,
n'd highly respected citizens at Co,
Inn bia, died at O'clock this morn.
ing.
Mr.. Stanhcfry died at tho Wash
irg,o" House to day after short
illness
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

The New York Sun, in n long article ev.-
ldentIy written by somebody who knows
what he Is talking ab"ut, say The present
WINTER -" Ill br productive o more misery
than amy known 10 lrcinn" since the inm-
me years which drove IL large proportion
Of It's population to the United Siales."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

a fire broke ont in CJlumbl. last Friday
morning and destroyed the grocery s,orc
OF Mr.. Baldwin and Tho clathing storo q
AIR. Kinmd. The loss was about S20,oao
and only about half covered by Insurance
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

Tho negroes iu Buckingham,
county, Viraina, have>torcibly talk $
/. pussession Of The colnrod schooi-
tuuIhl by whites aud refuse 10 lc,
them be contN,ucd unIcss colorcd
(, aetiors are .cmplos ed. Good.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ MOI GO is hereby giveo. tint win an
ply TO O. l. D0rant, PFubaIc gudee Fpr
Ptckens County, on Friday, 22d dav ot
aDeccmber next, for leave io mnke / Anal
settlement OF the eslate of STEpllEN
CLAYTON. deceGsed, and AK t1 10 dis
charged tberefrom as Administrator.
A. IT. CLAYTON, Afln,'r
nov 8, 1894
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

In the contested Congressional
election cases in Ohio, the State
CAnvassIng Board have awarded
certificates to each "f The three Re-
publican CONTESTANTS The contests
were from the Eighth, Ninth ani
T',cltth Distrirt~, , .
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given. tint will M
ply TOO. l.. DuraHt, Probate Judge for
P'okens county, on saturday 18th day cf
January 1889, tor leave. 10 rake fnal
settlement of the estate Of Geo. Hendricks.
deceased, and ask to he discharged there's
from rs Administrators.
d, Il. HENDRICKS, admir-.
dec IA, lee2 10 81
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N. J. SMITH, Ag't,
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
E4A&K.K1T. g. &.

w ILL keep constantly on h,nd the FOL.
lowing SPEClAirlE5: BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS. CALICO, SlliRTING. DRILLING,
Checks, Bacon. Flour. Corn Meal, Bran,
Salt, Molnsses. Sugar, Coffee, Rcs. Grits.
Ftsh and Farming implements. These
Goods will be hangh, and sold NJ tbn low
est possible h4ur% tor cash
The balance "f my Stock OF Grnerxl
Mes chandiSe will he so!d a. cost. Come
now AMI secure Bargains, AM w,ll say %
thrsc whose accounts and nDic.< are past
due ana up id. that must have my monry.
Come to see me and Ne will settle and save
trouble and expense OF costs, besides
want to sell you some
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

The Grecnyills slree& Reifway was re.
Gently aold At auction ana was purchased
hy air. Bolton Gilreath and Col. I. r. Hunt
sos $4,000.
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anderson has gone "wcl" by decided
majority. bnl in mos, OF the towns whore
"n election has been he'll, prohibition has
prevailed.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-14

sixteen Kentucky newspapers
have Acme ''wllero the woUdb,nc
twinetb" thisyoar.
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GREBNwooD. December 8 The election
held here 20 day on the license question
resulted as follows: No license 80; license
76 ...s..- ~
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l AM RECEIVING TnE FINEsT
>. LOT OF FURNITURK

ever brought TO
P,ckcns Go. 4,s
20 Bnrcnus at bottom prices,
70 Walnut Rcdstcade, WnpinR
from $6 TO $l5. .
5o Panel and other Beds frog,
b.. 81 so NJ. e
All kinds of Trundle and Slpelg
Bcd-,
Large lot Of Bed Springs ! wire.
Shnck ard Cotton Mattresses.
Safes, Sofas, What. Nots, etc, . d
@llpriccs.
All kinds Ct Undertaker'p Goods,
cheap, consisting cts~4(cfiins. Css5
kets, Burinl RohCs, eir.
Gan TO see ME, price tho ,GooJs.
W,d be convinced tNhj yoa &nn ,jr
as well AZ homo n cD-,p hrrn
with th"nks iorpdst patfonape.
A. NJ. RUNs ON.
oct 26, 1882 G 3mo s
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GOOD u S.

Thanking you for past favors, and So
Letting continuance, hope you will not
forget to give me call at the Briqss'
Store House, Main Street, Easley. 3. &.
nov 80. 1882 II lV
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MEDICINES EOR sAI.E.
= WE undersigned keeps Otatke's life
a DalS9m' constantly on hond IA esle
@iso pr,, D"Unl"ps original King 81 Pains.s
Olcanseri so cents for irinl boills SI % goS ~
fullsize. Medicines VIII be deliyeFsd Il - Is.
desired j. 6. MAiiI I,isr = q
Flower Postof,ce, Psckens Ca Rc
MY = lSs1 ~
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am IN GusIncss entirely tor my.
self ""d / wonId Re pleased for all
"y Old P"trons and. friends TO call
aud sec me whom they como 10
our city. 1 carry larger stock
ttan eecr.
Please don't forget that am in
my OLD STORE, where | have
been doing bnsine-s for tho old
firm. d.
MR. J. RILEY FERGUSON is
with Mr. i. Rothschlds at The
Excelsior Clothing ilousr, Green.
vile, S. G.
l.. RoTHsCHrID.
oct5, 1882 q 4r
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The State Of South Carolina
CoUNrY OF PickEss.
IN COURT or COMM ON PLEAS
Joseph e Pilgrim, Plain.iG, against rhad.
Gus A. Pilgrlm, Eme!:ae O'Shsais, Anlan
da g. GIllespie, Hannah Pilgrim,
Mitchell Is. Pilgrim, Nora Prlnoe. Nina
Price. ------- Princes Defendants <-SbM
aoSsRoR RELIER, 0oMPLAINT NOR SERVED
10 Thadeus A. Phgum, Ealeline olShedIes;
Amanda q Gillespie, Hannah L Pilgrim,
Mitchell u. Pilgrims Nora Prince, Nina
Prince aud - Prince, Defendants iii
this 0ctfk N.
NoU are lteseby summoned and required
to answer the coiAplaint in this action,
of which copy is filed in the office OF the
clerk Of the court tor Pickehs countys and
10 servo copy of your answer TO the said
complaint on the subscriber at his office nj
i'ickens Court House, s. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive of
ute day OF such service; aud If you fail 10
answer the comrlaint within the time afore
Sad, the pnintif ia his action viii apply
= The court for the relief demanded in The
complaint.
Dated 22d November A. b. 1882.
Il. 5. J. J. LEWIS. p.
-. r A. CHILD,
Plaintiffs Attorney
TO the heirs ut law of Susan a. Prince,
deeeased, TO wit: Nora Prince. Nina.
Prince md - Prince, christian name
not known: ...-..... sv-
Please take notice that the summons and
complaint ia this action, of which the fore
going is a copy of the summons. was led
la The Clerks office for Piokens County, :.
a., on the z Il day of November, 1882. and
th"S the object o. this action is for the par
Htion OF the real estate oil Miohe IIl~
grim, deceased. ....s So s E.
X. "A. CiiiLD, Plaintiffs Attorney. p,
nov 80, 1882 IL d