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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-22
For the Free Truue
DISTANT CHURCH BELLS.

For the Free Trader.
DISTANT CHURCH BELLS.
As the distant church BELLS ringing all alone bend the
With my heart so sore and throbbng blinded with tear
mine e'e;
For I'm thinking Of cottage that once stood beside inc
Where my darings from the WINDOWS ottimes eaAeu my
form to see;
For the table was kept standing and the yans for
As they watched with anxious waiting their beloved one to
see.
When nv footsteps reached the gateway patterng feet
heard to come,
And the silver voice of childhood CRIED Dear papa well
come home;
Mamma has looking for ycu and her heart was sore
oppressed"
Bnt know my darling's happy with her head upon my
breast
How our dsrngs We did nourish. as the years New on
apace.
Noting each expanding feature, omss touched with man
hoods grace
In the doomed visionwe should lean upon that
staff,
Our feeble steps to safely guide adown lifes slippery
path.
An the dream was rudcly broken for our darling passed
from earth.
Like OF old we sorrowed In the homenest zone ana
Daily then declined the mother though the smile was sad
and sweet,
And the owoned voice of courage and OF comfort grew
more weak
Scenes Elysian too. present. and the angel voice
Obeyed;
For the farewell word spoken that my heart desert
made.
Now when distant church bells ringing, all alone bend
the knee.
For list the angels singing, and nay darngs call for me-
Utica March 18th, 1882. AZALEA.
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Nine Physicians Outdone.

1t is generally considered pretty difficult task
to Guido physician, but the following will con
clusively prove where nine were completely out.
done. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, 33l Dayton St, Chi.
cago, H., was treated for Consumption by nine
physicians, Kings New Discovery for Consum
ton completely cured her. Doubling ones please
drop her postal and convince yourselves. Sold
by G. Gehring. Trial bottles free. "a
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TifO.

In Goodlsnd Ind. of consumption. last Friday eve
ming April IA, LILLE WATERMAN, aged % years
She WAS daughter of John Waterman and had for
time past been living with his brother The body was
brought Monday evening for burial by the side
of her sister, who died of the same disease In 1916
Passed Spirit Life from South Ottawa April 18th, Mrs
BETSY FRENCH; aged 81 yrs o mos il days
mot dead but gone before"
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upon our flesh and twist and turn our joints
and cause the spirit to turn in anguish to an
!od.fashioned fever and aguo for relief In
fact will III" please give the public another
letter describing this part of the peculiarlties
of Texas, that none may go thither and lament
because they knew not into what they were
gong. oTTA"A'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-22

New five cent postage stamps have been issued
and the first installment received at the Ottawa
office. They are very neat and appropriate. bear
ing the likeness Of James A. Garfield. Otto
Formulas, postal clerk, purchased the first one.
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The new train over the Kankakee IL Seneca
road spoken of last week, BEGAN running on
Monday. 1t goes cast from Scueca at 7:45A. NJ,
and arrives at l2;l midnight, making close con
nection with the west bound train over the Rock
Island
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Public notice hereby given that by virtue Of two
decrea orders of the viii Gouny Court entered respect
iyely on the day of November 1879 and 9TH April
l2 the undersigned David e. Wells guardian OF San
Steel and Henry A. Sanger guardian OF Frances steel
and Louisa Steel inRor heirsataw Of william A. Steel
and Frances Louisa Steel. deceased will offer at public sale
bidder for cash the interest SAID wards
and parcels OF real hereinafter described
situated in Peoria Jackson Ia Sale and Clinton counties
the Illinois, said sales be made the times
and places following. viz:
PEORIA COUNTY
the Court House in the city Of Peoria, the 10th day
Of May next at 10 o'clock lots seven and eight block
fifteen, in Frink q Sanger's Addition 10 Peoria.
LA SALE COUNTY.
At the from door Of the building occupied a. Court
House. the city Ottawa the 2hday OF MAY next al
O'Clock the undivided half Of east half of block
five, Champllns Addition Ottawa: lots four I'VE and
Fix. block twenyegk in said addition: also lot three.
block lot block two, and lot two in block two IN
JACKSON COUNTY.
At the front door Of the Court House IN the Nage o.
the first day Of June next at o'clock
the undivided halt Of the east half u the northeast
Of section three Of town eight three. con.
tanning eighty south half OF northwest quarter OF
twentysI town eight. range four, containing ~
southeast quarter section twenty-five and north half
northwest quarter section thrtybye south hall OF the
quarter OF section twelve and south half OF the
southwest quarter Of section twenty-five all IN the town
ship and range last Aforesaid.
CLINTON COUNTY.
the front door Of the Court House az Carlyle on the
Of May next. At o'clock the undivided half
quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section
seventeen two east and ;he south west
quarter Of the northeast quarter sections east half Of
qusrer section thrtyvo, same township and
range also the south nall Of the northwest quarter OF sec
t0n es town north range one vest also lot two
In the subdivision OF said northwest quarter
II. r. SANGER.
sprzz-2w 6uan.ians
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The La Sale Co. s. 8. Assn. will hold a conven
ton in Mendoza Sept, 81 and %.
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NOTICE..
OTTAWA. Ill. April :, lSss.

OTTAWA, ILL, April ., Ics-
To the ASSESSORS Of la sale County: 81.
Under resolution OF the Board OF suprN passed ~
their last March session directed TO call meethg
OF the Assessors also II possible 70 have Hon Amos saw
age eur member OF the State Board Of Equalization pres
cnt az such meeting. 80, q, to. 81,
you ar. therefore notified there will be meeting OF
the Assessors of the county my Office IN ottawa IN said
county ON Thursday the 9Th day cf April Isl AZ occk
i'm the afternoon which time and place the Hon AMOS
Savage will be present. You are therefore earnestly
ell 10 be preeEt at the meeting sOrsad On tue s~ sh
day OF April lsS2, at the hour Aforesaid. - . -
fine meeting no doubt will be very Instructive relative 70
the property in La sale county, Fnd e~eay
So a. 20 the assessment of personal property
The Assessors book and blanks Will be riy Tor uehNery
- 7. ". STOCkSLEGER,
anris-2w County Clerk.
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#arrIen.

On the 18th inst. by Arthur Lockwood. Esq Mr.. VIII,
LIAM SMALL to Miss JEN ME ALBEirl RUSS, both
South Ottawa.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF that
dread disease Consumption by simple remedy Is xous
to make known TO his feowsuerers the means OF cure
To all who desire IL he will send Of the prescription
used free CHARGE with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find sure Cure for
Coughs. Colds. Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address Rev.
E. A. WILSON, 1884, Penn ST., Wamsburgh, n. Y.
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PIMPLES.

will mail free the recipe for simple Negetnbl
Balm, that will remove Tan, Freciiles. i,iin pie
and Blot leaving the skin soft clear and beautiful
also instructions for producing nxurian growth Of ha
bald head smooth Address inclOsing &c stan
Ben NandelftS Co., II Barclay St.. y. Y
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GOLD PENS Pen s hSaeI .ss ana psae
eali,, Of Gsmsn a Hapeman's west OF Ccurf house
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NOTE, LETTHe. AND HILI-s
N HRADS printed In nrs;-sissssry le. Sy osNAN |.
RAPRb AK Fsxy rRkDRE OrvrcHs
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DISTINGUISHED MASONS.

Tile WEEKLY WORLD is the only
leading NEWSPAPER IN the country
that has a special department devoted
TO Masonic interests.
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Tho County Omces.

County OoSrt ond Clerk. a-wslthers Block. Madison
MISUNDERSTANDING Building, opposite Clifton.
Circuit Court and Clerk-North end Of Court Ut dow
stairs.
,yhestN-Same, up stairs.
TTedsuYer.-Opera House Block.
Cousotv A1ent.-Wslth Block, up stairs.
,St,pt Of Construction. W. B. TITUs.-Same.
C0roner.-Oyer NJ Stiefel's store.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
CHANGES IN THE PRICE or COIL.

PHILADELPHIA March 1.-THE Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company gave notice this
afternoon Of several changes the Eastern prices Of
coal 10 take effect Monday The only change in rates
for burning while coal delivered board vessels at
Port Richmond for shipment beyond the Capses Of the
Delaware is decline Of 20 per ton in pea 20 - 90
In the egg size there advance OF 10 cents to - 50
for North Franklin white ash, decline Of 10
cents 10 50 so for Schuylk red ash decline OF 80
cents - for Lorbey and OF 80 cents 10 - 80 for
Lykens Valley aud BrOok-ide. In stove, the only
changes are decline Of % cents TO - % and OF 80 cents
10 - 65 for BroOkside In chestnut advance Of 10
cents TO 50 65 Is made Schuylk red ash and shame
kin, and decline of Il cents 10 ~ 10 IN BrO0klde.
Changes also made IN the prices al ElLaDctlPOr
follows:
Lykens Valley broken IL reduced from S5 80 to - 90
The egg size l. advanced 10 cents 10 81 lj for urh
Franklin white ash reduced 10 cents, 10 - D. for
Schuylk red ash Is reduced 25 cents, TO - 80, for
ShamOn and 35 cents, to - Is, for Lvkcns Valley;
Is reduced 10 to ~ for LOrberTy and
80 cents IS, for Iy kens Valley in chestnut there
j. an advance of 10 cents 10 81 In schuylk ash
and Shamon and of - cents 10 - -, for LorDerTy
The price of ali pea coal s placed AZ ~ 95 IL is beNey
that no change will be made in the tolls
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
THE CASE OF SERGEANT N4SON

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-The order SEN
fencing Sergeant Mason to eight years imprisonment
was received at Washington Barracks where Mason IL
stiu confined, this morning General Ayres. following
military custom. decided not 10 make the order public
until IL was promulgated in NewYork. This afternoon
the prisoner had been informed Of the action OF the
court 1t is the opinion Of some Of the officers the
Barracks most Of whom have a very kindly feeling for
Mason that political influence will be brought 10 bear 10
secure Mason pardon. and that the members Of the
court martial who felt compelled to sentence him found
a soace In a confidence that Executive clenency would
De extended 10 the prisoner
The Secretary Of War teegraphed TO General Hancock
this afternoon approving his order In the Mason case
providing for MasOns Imprisonment Ia the FehtenuaIy
AT Albany, n Y. 49,, -,
TOLEDO, Ohio, March ia petition 10 President
Arthur for the pardon OF Sergeant Mason circulated
here to-day II has already received the sigma Of "a
large number OF prominent business men. The grounds
exercise OF Executive cemcncy are the
Excitement under which the shooting was done and the
claim that he mas already uttered enough TO meet the
demand Of military discipline.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
TROOPS TO PROJECT WORKMEN

OMAHA. Neb., March 1l.-Nine companies Of
militia arrived this city early this morning. Com.
panies and L. 9th United states Cavalry, aud Cons
pany f. 9th Infantry 100 strong, have also arrived
under command OF Captain Emil Adam. Two companies
OF infantry from Fort Omaha, with Gattiing gun ars
expected hourly. The Burlington and Missouri Railroad
Company Will pat Jner work under tais military
protection. The riugleaders 10 arrested probably
on cnarge Of conspiracy. The authorities are deter
mined 10 put down mob rule.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The following was received
this afternoon:
OMAHA, Seb, March IL.
To the Hon c. II. VAN wYCK L. senator: No disturb
ance here; al quiet strikers make no disturbance.
Use influence President nave troops withdrawn.
EDWARD WALSH
President Omaha LaboTers' Protective Union, on be-
hall VI three thousand wOTAlngLnen.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
A Philadelphia gentleman writes that he and

A Philadelphia gentleman writes that he and
friend stopped at a small cafe n the suburbs OF Paris
for refesnutuIs Their rcp3st light one. consist
in OF tea toast and eggs but the bill heavy one
nine francs Il. all. " GIycDH ~ exclaimed one OF the
tourists, "hOw's this Please explain well, you
see me-.rur, apologies the waiter, two francs FOR
the tea and toast aud francs FOR the eggs" An
eggs very scarce ABOUT here + on, monsieur
eggs are not scarce, out Americans are -" Cali guauis
Messenger.
An elderly ScotchwOman went one day to an
apotecary shop with prescription Tor two grains OF
calume for child seeing the druggist weigh medi
cine with scrupul eXactness and not thinking he did
this from anxiety not 10 get overdose but from h.
penurOusness desire 10 give little possible OI
The money, she said Dinna be mean WI IT, Its
for "A pur falLherless Oalrn."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

An Edinburgh solicitor was once visited by an
elderly respectable looking stated that he had
his Will drawn Seeing the prospect of
good client. the solicitor deyO cd much time drawing
up the instrument In which property snares and funds
10 assigned certain rela.
tiyes When the client had paid many visits, and
length pleased the wording Of the WILL the solcitoy
asked wnere the property, etc. invested The client
replied "Oh haven't any ] aSsy want my relatives
10 see I'm dead what would have done for them
had been aDke."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

Court. The report about 100 claims, some OF
which reported entitled 90 the dividend Of Is
cent while Others disalowed entirely by OF
the nonpayment Of premiums when due.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

ALBANY, March l1.-William A. Boyd, referee
yo,,iue and pass upon the claims against the CONT
mental Life Insurance Company, filed to-day with the
an,v clerk mis- fourth general report 10 the Supreme
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

OK THE TROT.-Old Gent: "Well, but, my
GOOD man could never buy horse with legs like that"
tEynsV Dealer; Wot Legs. Wy thought yer wanted
a Rst one and you'n never see Is legs when C gls
tr0ttiR."
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

MANAGEMENT OF THE CONTINENTAL LIFE.
EVIDENCE GIVEN BEFORE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
OF THE AssEMBLY-MAYOR GRACE ONE OF THE
WITNESSES.
Diigent work was done yesterday by the
Special Committee Of the Assembly appointed TO lnVesu
gate the receivership management Of the Continental
North America Guardian Security, Atlantic Mutual
Globe. Eclectic, Widows' and Orphans, and Reserve
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So far as we are informed there
are but two applications for tho
beneficiary appointments to tie
Citadale Academy from this County.
The Board of Examiners consist of
three gentlemen, of which Prof. Nc
Caslan of this place has been ap-
pointed Chairman. The exalnina>
ton tnkes place on the 29th inst.
Eleven converts were bapuised at
Griffin Baptist church last Sunday
6y Rev. J. i. Burdine. Several
others joined by letter and recanta>
ton, during the protracted meeting
at that place which closed on Sun
day.
Married August the goth 1882, by
Rev. S. A. Gary, At the residence OF
the BRIDES father, Mr. J. f. Smith to
Miss E. F. Hinton, all Of Pickens.
Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
ATTACKS positively cured with Emory Stan
dard Cure Pills-an infallible remedy: never
fails 10 cure the most obstinate. long-staud
ing cases where Quinine and all other re-
medies had failed. They are prepared ex
pressly for malsrious sections, in double
boxes, two kinds Of Pills. containing O
strong cathartic and chill breaker. sugar
coated; contain no Qninine or Mercury,
causing no gripping or purging; they arc
mild md efficient, certain in their action
and harmless in all cases; they effectually
cleanse the system, and give new life and
tone to the body. AS household remedy
they are unequaled. For Liver Complaint
their equal is not known; one box will have
a wonderful effect on the worst case They
are used and prescribed by Physicians. and
sold by Druggists everywhere, or sent by
mail, rs and so cent boxes. Enjoys Lit lie
Cathartic Pills, best ever made. only Is
cents. STANDARD Cure Co., ia Nassau
street, New York. june Is, 6m
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A GREAT CAUSE or HUMAN
MISERY IS GEss' H1as&sS Of'
~ q z z 5t-2sI r
~ I I; : : \ ! 5 !

4 LECTURE on the Nalmc Trralmru
~ and l.adical cure of Seminal Weak
'cSs, or SpcrmntorrhTa. induced by ;irii
\husc. lnv"'nntnry EmiSSinmS. ImlutrMcy.
Nervous Debility, and lmrcdimcmiN to Mar
riagr general y; Consumption E,.i,cp.j .
md Fits: McnInl and Physic,l Iuc.rIn.caiy
&c. BY ROBERT J. CULNENN ELL, NJ.
ID author of the "Grccn B""k," &c
Tive word renowned au,Eor, in rhiN nd .
mirnhle Lecture, Clearly pluv2$ from lis
own experience ilInl ;hc NV |,ll consequence"
II Self Abuse may be effect .nl y rrinuvr,.
without dangerous surgical operations.
rougIcS Instruments, wings, or col ldinl,
pointing OUT II modr Of cure nt once ilnlr
md cifcctual. hN which every sufferer. II.
matter what his condition may i've may
'ur" himself chcaP!y, privately ami r;,,il
cn?ly.
nP3p This Lecture will prove boon t,
Il ousands and thousands.
Sen, under sea-, in Il plain ruvclor". (
any address. l'">, pni', OH rrG,ipt Of 81
C .nts or two pnslog" stamps. \ !'rrss
The CulVcrWcN Medical co.
4 Ann ST., New York. :. y.
PostolIicr HoN, $50.
jan 5, 1882 lG Iy
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ED TEEEI LADIES.

| would say that / have just received 900
different STYLES Of HATS and BUNNETS.
from 25 cents to 500 apiece y nice line
of Trimming Silks and Sains.
300 Pecics Fine Dress Goods
10000 Yards Calicoes, Muslins and Pi-
ques.
My stock of Ladies' and Gcntlemcn's
Shoes is complete, at prices that never fail
20 sell them.
large lot of Gents Straw Goods.
Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods
10 600 Yards Cashmers, Jeans and Cot
,cnadcs, bought direct from manufacturers
ShirIings, Sheetings, Ynrn, Hardware,
Glassware, Table aud POcNrt Cutlery in
endless variety.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye
StuiIs.
large lot Of Heavy and Fancy Groceries
as cheap Us the cheapest
When yor come to EaSlcy be sure md
call and see me, and hr convinced that ]
still lead in low prices Respectfully.
j. WYLIE QUILLIAN,
NAV 1, l0G,J 81
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MGSn!Eb Music House.
Branch Of Ludden & Bates.
Grand midsummer Sale,
PREPARING FOR FALL TRADE.
TBuRy Now amGl PAY when
Cotton Comes Im.
200 Organs e. 500 Pianos


Thousands Of musical families are intend
ing TO purchase Pinnos and Organs in the
Fall when cotton comes in. Why wait?
Buy at once, and cnliven the long. hot
summer mont hs with music and make the
"il"rvcst Home" still more joyful
Midsummer Special Offer.
Under our Midsummer Sale we offer 10
sell during the months Of AUGUST. and
SEPTEMBER, 1882, PIANOS AMI OR
CANS, of every make, style and price, at
our very lowest cash rates:
On PIANOS $25 cash, balance Nov. l. 'a2.
ON ORGANS $40 cash, balance Nov. ]. 49,
without Interest or any Advance on Price.
Ii balance can't be paid in the Fall, long,
er time will be given, with a reasonable in
crease of price. All Instruments of every
grade and price included in the sale. Tell
your musical friends of it. Write us for
Catalogues, Price List. Circulars. This
offer closes October 1st, 1882.
Address l.. H. NORRYCE.
or McSlnith Music House, Greenviile. $. 9.
aug 10. 1882 d lv
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DR. STRONC::'~ PILLS
The Old, Well-Tried, Wonderful,
Health Renewing Remadina

STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS insures
hearty appetite, good digestion, regularity
of the bowels. A sure remedy for Colds
and Rheumatism. A precious boon to de.
licaie females, soothing and bracing the
nervous system, and giving vigor and
health in every fibre of the body.
Strong's Sanitary Pills for the Liver A.
speedy cure for Liver Complaints, Regulat>
ing the Bowels, Purifying the Blood. cleans
ing from MaIarial Tnint 4 perfect cure
for Sick Headaoh, Constipation and Dys.
pepsia. Sold by leading druggists.
For circulars and alm?nncs, with full par
'icuIars, address Box $50, New York.
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PiTnDIeS =

I WILL mail (Free} the recipe for SIM
L pie Vegetable, Balm that will remove
Tan, Freckles, Pimples and BIotches, ienv-
ing the skin soft, clear and beautiful, also
Instructions for producing a luxurinnt
growth of hair OH a bald head or smooth
noc. Address, inclosing &C. stamp, BEN.
VANDEF & CO., Il Barclay Street, ny
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L HAVE RECEIVED AND HAVE IN
store the Largest and Best Selected Stock
Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE in this
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IMPROVED MACHINERY.

w E ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FUR
THIS COMPANY, FOR PRATT REYOLV-
ING HEAD GINS, FEEDERS AND CON.
DENSERS, without doubt the best GIN
now made, and the only one that will not
choke. Ask Thomas Parkins, Elias Day,
or any other person using them. Over rs
in use in Anderson and Abbeville Counties.
CLARk'S SEED COTTON CLEAAOR-
something new and indispensable to all
Gin owners. Takes out dirt, nails, rocks,
and everything else. Increases filthy cot
ton from ! to 3 cents per pound, and saves
largely in gin-fling, &c. Price, $500,
payable in the Fall.
COOKS EVAPORATORS
AND
VICTOR CANE MILLS.
These arc known to he the best Goods of
their kind, ana we can offer them low and
give you until lst November to pay.
Call at our store and sec the Seed Cotton
Cleaner.
Respectfully,
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u ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH School
IA: STROBE (Nlath. MedaIist u, Va.)
Principal. Preparatory TO University Of
Va. Charges moderate. Session besins
September 9Th. For circular address Prin
cipal, Va.
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$zR. 100000 ASSEGTS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,

IF YOU WISH INSURANCE AGAINST
FIRE ON YOUR DWELLING, FURNI-
TURE, MERCHANDISE, sc , apply to
G.. w. BOWEN,
AT lIudgcns & Il"dgens, Easley, S. C =,
Agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
Company of New York.
june 8, 1882 SO 6m
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Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after July 9th, 1892.
Pass ongrr Train Service on the Atlanta
md Charlotte hir Line division Of the II ch-
mond and DHnvillc K K. will be as follows
EA%TWAl D.
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$40 to $4,000

In legitimate judicious speculation in Grain
PROVISIONS and Stocks on our perfected
pi"n' yields sure monthly profits to large
ana small investors. Address, for full par
ticulars, r. Il. KENDALL s. CO.. Com
Merchants, III and 179 La Sale Street
Chicago, Iii.
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BRENNAN e. HsEsaD

UHN HIIN II "A u az HBNEdB
Have also an excellent STOCK OF GROs
CEktES, Provisions, Confections, SC. All
OF which they propose to sell Cheap for
Cash to those who may give them call.
june 22, 1882 40 tf
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THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Solid trains between Columbia and Wnl
hnl!a. Through cars between Charleston and
iendcreorvillc and Charleston and Green.
vile, ohvi''ing ch"nIc o cars between
either Of the above poiuts