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anon
Special to the Herald.

ALLEN, May lo.-According to previous
announcement, Hon. ]. NJ. Cleminson and
Major r. j. Brown, of Mckinney, addressed
the citizens of Allen and vicinity last night
at the Baptist church in this place.
ON the subject Of prohibition, the former
against and the latter for II is conceded
by the opposers of prohibition that their
opponents won the victory. From indica-
tions at present we feel warranted In saving
that prohibition will prevail at the ap,
preaching election, which will be held the
10th proXimo.
Crops are in good condition, which, per
haps, is owing to the thorough manner in
winch our farmers have been supplied with
improved agricultural implements, and
from the number Of sales reported of thresh-
ers and ,reapers We Judge the small grain
crop Will be properly taken care Of
Professor ]. l.. Fowler, a phrenologist,
will lecture here tonight.
There will be a lodge of the Knights of
Honor organized here soon the charter for
the same having been obtained.
Inc Odd Fellows already have a nice hall
and the lodge is in u flourishing condition.
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

speciM 10 the Herald.
AUSTIN, Moy ia--The Lamar Female
seminary, Of Paris, Texns, Incorporated by
an act Of the legislature approved May nth,
ls7l, hled IN alnendmentto It's char,er 10.
day, chanring the name TO the woodlawn
Female college. ~ 7-'-
Colonel Ford, superintendent Of the deaf
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Palestine.


PALESTINE, May l0.-R. p. Corlcyn, lately
international train master from Taylor 10
Palestine, has accepted the position OF
superintendent of the water works in this
city.
Postal Agent w. Il. Smith to-day entered
suit for 10000 against the railroad for in
juries he claims TO have received on the In
lernational some six months since. The
suit is brought In Travis county.
The fire department have elected dele
gates TO the ilremen's state convention nt
Brenham, and last night gave u magnificent
public reception In honor of their foreman,
Mr.. Rickard.
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tIcarne.
Special to the Herald.

lIEiRSH May i9.--Thc pilot of engine
No. io6 struck the crossing of the Interna-
tionsl & Great Northern ut this place,
throwing her from the track, causing a
small delay Of the south-bound passenger
train on the Texas Central. The track was
put in shape again Immediately without
any accident except the breaking OF tho
pilot OF the engine.
Crops are looking finc and this Is tho
most promising season We have had In five
years.
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MokIhncy.
Special TO the Herald.

MCKINNEY, May i0.-Colonel J. VI. Ed.
die, superintendent of the Kansas and
Texas division OF the Missouri Pacific; r.
q. Goldin, assistant superintendent; Il.
Courtney, road master; Major McLaugh.
lin, superintendent OF construction OF the
Gould SYSTEM Colonel Foster, attorney OF
the Missouri Paciflc; NJ. q. Sceyis, division
freight agent, in behalf of the East Line,
aud Mr.. s. A. Quinlan. superintendent OF
the Houston & Texas Central railrond,
were all In town yesterday trying TO settle
the depot question and crossing of the East
Line over the Houston d Texas Central
railroad, We learn no definite conclusion
was arrived at. IL Is reported that Mr.
Quinlan made very fair and liberal offers
Our committee, Captain Boyd, Mnyor nnv.
get and others have worked hard aud faith.
fully TO settle the matter.
Mckinney will soon have A nationaI
bank, with +, Emerson, president II, n
Emerson, vice president, and 4. N. Emer'
son, cashier The Emerson hank is ono ri
the oldest banks in our county, and ono
that went through the panic of INA with
ease. We are proud to sec our little city
loom up, and our two banks are equal 70
any emergency.
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SAN rnAScisco, May is.--Advices from
wraneell. sitka, indicate that the recent
trouble there grew out of the whites inter.
ference In quarrel between two Indian
tribe.
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aged 10. The bodies were found this morr.
ing; that of the mother in little stream Of
water with cut on the head, and the
child in bed with its throat cut.
ABDUCTED.
ST. LOUIS, May 19.-Ioe and Lilley
Walkers, on their way from Denver, Color
ado to New Orleans for the purpose of
visiting friends, stopped here with the fam
lily OF Mr.. Martin n city weigher. They
were to have resumed the journey to.
morrow. About o'clock yesterday even.
NJ Zoe Walkers went out to mail a letter
aud made call, and has not been heard OF
since. Abduction is feared.
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Indicted.

pntLApkLrniA, May i9.-ln the case of
Charlie Emery. Smith, of the Philadelphia
press, charged with libelling Detective
Henry West. the grand jury found three
uaeNbills of Indictment.
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Special TO the Herald
KANSAS CRY, May I'D. NJ. Diteman, a
young man employed in the printing house
of Ramsey, Millett & Hudson, in this city,
was caught in an elevator this morning and
his head crushed to a jelly. His remains
were not discovered until three hours nfter
the occurrence. Carelessness was the cause.
L.yttleton Younger, the uncle of the no.
torious Younger boys, who for year has
been endeavoring to secure the pardon OF
his nephews from the Minnesota state
prison, and who has spent much time in
this city endeavoring to enlist aid and SYM
pathy, stated to your correspondent yestcr-
day that he now had things arranged SO
that he was sure of u pardon for the boys
and he would soon procure their release
and take them with him to Oregon.
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sunk

EVANSVILLE. ISp,, May 2l,-The steam'r
W. II. Hanshauser was sunk at West
Fran. IN last nfsbt anu is a to,el loss. u
was the property Of J. IL. Morris & Co., and
Mas uninsured. One lille was lost.
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Nsw YoRK, May io.-The stock market
opened irregular, but In the main 8 s toi,2
lower than |, closed yesterday, Erie pre-.
ierred, however was per cent. hipher, A
decline Of TO took place In the early
trade, 81. Paul leading therein. followed n,
u o'clock by . recovery Of n to II inf.ouis.
vile & Nashville.
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Crimes nnd Casualties.


a'cAoo, May il.--A spec al from Mount
|son nlon lllin lie. re- .orts that City Marshal
snl,h sh t and killed Charles Ghost
n'gh an. then scaped on horseback.
~ Vsrrel ed over. personal matters.
nnrrAt BurcuEpl.
k.vsyihnE, Ky, May i9-A special from
Eanon, kentucky, reports the mysterious
|'uer OF Rosa Osborne and her daughter,
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Boat-E,aces

BosroS, May l0.-ln the Harvard cole, Q
class boat.rates on the st. Charles river 10.
day, the senior crew won by halt
length ahead of the junior crew. Time, ~
minutes 40 seconds. Distance, two miles.
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Iabor Troubles.
THE UITIMATUM.

CUMBERLAND, Mp, May 19.-President
Mayer, of the Consolidated Coal company,
to-day met a committee representing the
miners and notified them that tie sixty
days suspension has elapsed, but that few
days more would be given the miners to
return to work on the company's terms,
after which new labor would be introduc, d
into the c6mpany's mines unless the old
miners returned 10 work.
on 4 STRIKE.
JERSEY City, n. j., May 19.-Ninety.six
laborers and eighteen maohinists employed
at Dreyius & Co.'s -brickyard, Jersey City,
struck for $50 and sos respectively per
month, an advance OF $40. The men
are discharged and the yard is
closed. Either Italians or Chinese
will he hired. The men are orderly.
Thirty laborcrs employed at the oil re.
iinery of Lombard, Ayers Il Co Center.
vile, struck to-day for an advance of 70
cents per day. They now receive $3.50.
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Failures,

NEw YoRK, May i0.-Failures through.
out the country for seven days reported to
New York numbered 12i. or these. II
occurred in the eastern states, 81 IA
the western, 80 in the southern, q in the
middle, II in the Pacific states and terrific
increase of over last week. Failures in
the city of New York are not significant.
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gieton, Of Mississippi, Sparks, Springer.
otocksiager. Thompson, OF Kentucky, Tur.
ner, OF Georgia, Turner, of Kentucky,
Vance, Warner, Wellborn, Whittlesy %,
Williams, OF Alabama, and Wilson--6o.
Ihere were number OF pairs announced,
PUT win no statement as TO how the mem
pers would have voted, excepting those OF
Hewitt and Ketcham, OF New York, who
Would have voted in the Affirmative, with
wins and BuHkner, who would have voted
in the negative.
a JOINT resolution was passed appropriat-
ing Sl6,uO'oOo to supply deficiency In the
appropriation for army pensions.
The speaker laid before the house com.
munication from x-Sergeant.at.arms
Thompson, stating briefly the status
OF the case OF Hallett Kilbourne
vs.. j., g. Thompson, and asking
that his con mlnication be referred
to theproper cou,.nittee in order that such
action may be taken by the house as the
eS'gency of the case may require, Referred
toihe committee on judiciary.
Calkins, of Indiana, gave notice that ne
would call up tomorrow the contested
election case OF Mackey VS. 0'Connor.
Adjourned.
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Kaufman
special 10 the Herald.

special to the Herald.
KAuraaS, May io.-Thc people Of Kauf
man county are solid for John L. Henry. Of
Dallas. for governor, despite the false
rsifoad candidate. and no doubt they will
instruct their delegation 10 vote solidly for
him
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Religious.
CUMBERLAND rnRsnYrERIAYs.

NASHVILLE, May l0.-The general assem-.
bly, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
met at Huntsville, Alabama, yesterday,
and Rev. 5. ii. Buchgn, of Little Rock,
Arkansas, was elected moderator. Rev.
the last assembly, delivered the opening
sermon
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Maritime

II. roRT OF NEW YORK.
INtw YORK, May l9.--Arrivcd Cuff
E'eam, Richmond. Arrived OUT Indian,
|eOfetS, Arlosund, Hercules.
h. DESTROYED ny FIRE.
|SultNowoop, ONT, May l0-The
1mer City of Owen Sound arrived from
I.u,h to-day and reported having picked
auhall boat containing the mat, of The
amer Manitonlin, OF the Great Northern
"Ht company. The Manltonlin took
n n lake Huron ut II o'clock Yesterday
nlny and was completely destroyed.
Iew the boats with the rescued crew and
I~ngers upset, and Robert Henry and a
Nv, unknown girl were drowned, A tug
veen sent from Killarney TO the scene
\. THE PERUVIAN.
JOHNS. N r., May i0.--Thc ice bound
mer Peruvian arrived here to-day. She
..k on the iceberg in n fog, and carried
:! much OF the forward gear.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Washing on Items.
I'VE PER CENT. LAND BILL.

THE FIVE PER CENT. LAND BILL.
WMalSGToN, May l9.-The five per cent.
AM bill passed in the senate to-day pro-
lie' taat snds entered by military scrip
EOounty land warrants in the states of
PAlo' Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michi-
|ny Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
Iaska, Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Ala
|ma' mississippi Florida, Oregon, Nevada,
" colorado, including Virginia military
~ United States military land warrants,
[aled N Ohio, shall be construed to come
[lAn the provisions of the law for the
Eyment to states Of . per centum of the
lS,eds of the public lands disposed of
wlh their borders; lands to be estimated at
[eite OF 81. % per acre, and payment TO be
[sue In cash. IL is also provided that
Fhey remaining on the books of the treas.
II 10 the credit of any public land states
luer aact of 1886, which distributed the
|sury surplus, shall hot be charged as an
lsl against any part of the amount COM
Ii 70 The state under the bull. The
4 prohibits states from paying any
y ol money received bv their agents or
luhey Tor services in procuring the pas.
IrW the act or in connection with the
lams Of states, unless such payments are
[NoIled by state laws passed after the
oi The act by an amendment adopted
leay The benefits of the foregoing provis-
|"1fe extended TO California
Alts WE'LL THAT ANns WE'LL.
COO ness has existed betwt en- Repre-
Erraly, lackburn ana Senator Williams,
|Aentucky, Tor some time, and remors
"a ouel imperded have been circulated,
4 lnesc we're set ut rest to day. friends
Slh gentlemen brought about u friendly
[Sletence at the capitol, and amioablc re.
|UVhS We're restored.
,,, YELLOW JACK.
Laaylces to the national boar d of health
W.. S nineteen deaths from yellow fever in
t,ana last week; eleven citizens and
Fm soldiers are In the military hospital.
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others.
TSt. Louis Republican. |

It is very rare that the Republican con
sents to cditorioIly forward the
interests of advertisers of what arc
known as patent medicines, os it docs not
frequently fall out that VIC cun have positive
knowledge of their merits. However,. wo
tlke pleasure in saying OF St. Jucobs Oil
from individual experiment, that it is a
most excellent remedial agent and as such
we can hcprtily recommend it.
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RADICALS CRAWLING OUr.-Columbia
special to the News and Courier of yes
terdoy: 81 was told yesterday ty promi
nent Republican politician that it was de-
termined ut the recent conference of the
central Republican Executive Committee
to hold u general conference in this city on
the "a day Of March. This conference
will be attended ty two delegates from every
county in the State, who will bo chosen by
the Central Committee. In fact, they have
ALREADY been selected and on last Tuesday
Invitations were forwarded asking them to
attend the conference. This mode Of SO.
lecting delegates, as my informant suggested
was adopted Gin order that the brains of
tho party might be brought together"
Tho conference in March will shape the fu-
turo course of the party and finally deter>
mine upon somc definite plan of political
action. "The brains of the party" will
furnish an interesting study for the news
papor people ut least.
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ADGMR Scr,IMJM,
WALMALLA,iss q.

trJiB session Of 1881 -'s2wiil begin on THttRs-
i DAY, September Students maS elect
between the Classical, Scientific apd Cepnmeroial
Courses. Board anI tuition very gsnsenable;
the whole expenses (except for clothing and
t;ayeling) need not exceed $3.50. per annum..
Tho students are drilled in military tactics.
Located at the base Of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains, the climate is unsurpassed. For cata-
!ogue apply to JOHN r. RILEY.
Chairman Of Faculty.
W.. w. LEaARs, Secretary Of Faculty.
July.2l, 1881 ~. .,fl8Bf
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SWAIE SOUTH CAROLINA
OCONEE COUNTY,.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS:
Sa,ain T. jenkins, Plaintiff, aguinst John
Is. Sanders as administrator Of the estate
Of Jesse jenkins, drccaScl, William Il.
Jcrkius, E!iz, Cole, Nancy McWhorscr,
llariet P,rkins. SalIic Sanders II y
a. Bien'ann and licnry B. Schroeder, De
fcnd ,nts-Snu,n,p for Relief
To the Defendants:
VOU arc hereby summoned and requires
Il to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the once of the Clerk Of
Court of Cou. mon Pleas for the said county,
aud to serve copy of your answer to The
said complaint on tho subscriber at his
office on the Public Square, Wall ,I!a within
twenty days af,er the s,rgice he. of. oxclu
sive OF the day cf suel service; and ;f YOU
fail to answer the comp int within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply TO the court Tor the relief demanded
in the comploiut
J.J. NORTON,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Il. 81 j. W. SrRIBLING,
c. G. L.
Dated 10th Noyc.,s er, 1881, at Walhalla
S. G.
10 the defendants, ia,o r. Jenkins,
Eliza Cole Nancy NlcN hortor aud Hor.
ret Perkins
Take notice that the complaint in this
action is for the settlement of the estate of
Jcsso jenkins deceased, aud was filed in
the Clerks Office Of Osonce County aforc
said on the l7th day of November 1881.
j. j. NORTON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb 14th 1882.
Feb 1G, 1882 1856.
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ST. LOUIS, February 1l.-A specnl
from Dallas, Texos. says: "1hr Trinidad
River ia higher han since 1866 L,rvc
amounts of lumber, small houses, drift
wood and considerable dead stock are float.
ing down. Trains on the Missouri Pucifo.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Texos T,u.
and Chiongo, Tcxus snd Mcxicau Railroads
have been abandoned during tho past two
dnys. It is opprehended thSt reports Of
great dnmago ~ilI cumc iu when the storm
subsidies
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. "A CRoss BADY.-Notbiog is so cou-
ducive to mans remaining booholor Us
stopping for QUO night at The house of
married friend and being kept awake Eve or
six hours by tho crying Of GROSS baby.
al cross and crying babies need only Hop
Bitters TO mike them we'll and smiling
Young man, remember this = Traveller
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LARGEST AND BEST SELECTION
OF lARDW ARE
100 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
20 Kegs Horse and Mule Shocs.
9 600 Pounds Po,warc.
25 Bags Shat and Powder.
Guns nn,l Pistols Plows and plow Stocks,
Doors. Sash and Blinds, at factory prices,
frei:,h added.
10000 Hard Brick ut $40 per thousand.
TyO Rolls Wall Paper, Oil Cloth Shades
and plncr Shade.
500 Bc,>,c,h frrm s. TO Sl05O.
900 H,nc' woi'> - sin Ghnirs 40 cents each
10 ~ +" n",: Gtna Seated Chairs, LndIos'
"Hd ld.: =, Rockers, Baby Cribs, Bureaus,
Wnshs,and%, Tables and Mattresses ut low
'rra.
u.t ncrvci ton, The Eastern Markets
&SG,a 70 up'as. OF ADooas and
SHOES.
Real rSnins in hi. iine.
ca a's iulb Overs ocs a,ul Sandals.
80 Il ,rs Ma iactur, Tobacco, from is
to 90 ca,,, per p,.nl
300 P,nnds S.noking Tobacco at 10 cents
per pnnnd.
500 p'auds Bluvkwclls Smoking Tobacco
a, old price.
5000 Cigars, from $3.50 to $3.50 per
hYndrcd.
arse stock of Candy. Nuts, Raisins,
ptnncs, Currents, Citron, Macaron Lemons,
G nnges and Cra'bcrrc>. fresh Crackers,
&c CrncLsrs. Oy>ters salmon, Sartl;ncs,
Cncesc, Mckcrcl, Soap, Candles and Matches
T. the Case, Crockcry, Glassware Saddles and
Harness at cost.
Splendid article Of Coffee bought since The
drclinc-G. and pounds to the 81.
Grannlatcd Sugar ~ pounds for 81.
Brown and yellow Sugar 10 md pound,
to the 81.
Fresh Grts 80 pounds for 81.
Rice II and l2 pounds to the 81.
Fine Syrup ard Muscoralo Moasscs.
100 Barrels Of Flour bought since tho de-
cline.
One car load Of Bran
500 Gallons jug and Jar Ware.
Last, but by no means the least nor quite
so dry as you heard-20 Harrcls Pare Wits
key. Brandy and Vince Imported Brandy,
Wlne nnd Channag' b,t;los.
IL 'h3nld be re, i're tha expense Of
o. hli$hmc nio.t. compare1
hcr IL tents nnl
ore IA rl motc
q din i ha
ed .o..u a,.e,>. i, les tna
ro.riotor. who is Delihci boss no.
c!udes The y"nng gents, or rother
- family, who are very attentive
I'' Hnd scrSc yon we'll ia everything
q o.. ,,r'ns "" are determined not to be
o. 'r!.nil: GWlaniCa abstraction, aud the
""'t' cn"iD r,i0c"s : no in>igniG-
al i,.ing and the new
m"y. Don't sou forget it.
We truly,
Corner Main and Townville Streets,
SENECA, s. G.
december ~ 1851 G.3m
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HYM M.EN E a i.

Married, January 10, 1882, at the resi-
dence of tho brides father, in Oconee
County, by Rev. d. II. Kcnpemur, Mr.
Thomas Powers, of Pickeos county, to Miss
Sarah Boggs, Of Oooneo.
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WALHALLA
DRUG STORE

III MS always Oh hand the best assortment
IA o. Drugs, Patent Medicines, Hop ond
Ios'etter l]ltters and NJ Mcdicincs of ol kinds.
Prefumery, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Combs. Tooth B,usht !. Mil Brushes, Face
Powder, BaGdoIine Cur the Hair and Hair
Oil.
Also, good lot of Stationery, lux, Pens,
Botting Pds md Fancy Paper in Boxes,
all very cheap
Buists Garden Seeds, good variety.
E'rly Rosc aud Peerless Potatoes, which
will sell as cheap OF others do.
Tho Kitty May Chewing Tobacco, tho
best in town, with largo assortment of
selected Cigars.
| will also practice my profession anl am
personally 10 charge Of the Drug Store aud
vii ti'I nIl prescriptions entrusted With great
enfe. l am still prepared to voccinate with
good virus. D. b. DARBY,
Of the Grm Of Darby a. Go.
January 10, 1882 0.3m.
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Columbia and Greenville Railroad
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..

COLUMBIA, S. c., February II, 1882.
On and after Sunday, February 18th,
1882, the Passenger Trains will run as
herewith indicated upon this road and lis
branches duly, except Sundays:
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State Of South Carolina.
escOsnec County.

IN IllT pROBAIE COURT.
Robert Thompson as Administrator of tho
estate Of James NJ. Lay. deceased, Plaintiff
ngainstJcssio Law. Archclaus lay Sarah f.
Boggs, 'iohn ). Werner; as receiver Of tho
estate of James Lny. deceaScd Archcluus
Lay. as Assignee of Sarah f. B,ggs, John
Werner rs Administrators of the estate OF
A. W. Lay. deceased; Josephine Werner;
William A. Lay, ns Executor of tho estate
of Lny. deceased; Joseph j. Norton
and Wm. o. Keith. Assisnccs Of Archie
lans Lay. y w. lay and Jerhthah Lay,
and Jephlhah Lnv. Defendants NJ
MONS FOR RELIEF.
To The Defendants above named;
VOU arc hereby summoned and required
Il to answer tho complaint in this action,
tho original of which is filed in the Office Of
the Judge Of Probate, at Walhalla, South
Carolina. md to serve q copy Of your answer
to tho said complaint on tho subscriber, at
his Office, at Walhalla. South Carolina, wth-
in twenty days after the service hcroof, cx-
elusive of tho day Of such service. If you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, tho Plaintiff, as Administrator
aforesaid, will apply to tho Court for tho res
lief demanded in tho complnint.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Walhalla, s. G.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate.
To the Defendants above named:
Take notice that tho summons and com.
plant in this action, for lual settlement OF
tho estate Of James NJ Lay, deceaeed, was
filed 10 the Office Of the Probate Court. at
Walhalla. Ooonee County, South Carolina,
January 18th, 1882. AnSSS
RoBT. A. TIIoMp$ON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Walhaiia, SC.
January 10, 1882. 9-6t,
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Augusta News: TO day, February 1Ith,
1882, Hon A. Fl. Stephens is 70 years old :.
Three score and ten. No man in this
bro.i land, North or South, has filed tho
measure OF lis days with moro usefulness
to his fellow men than Hon. Alex. II. Stc-
phen. TIE News scnds him oongrutula
tons, and n tho name Of tho people of Au.
gusta, OF the Eighth District, tho State and
tho South at large we wish him manv years,
If possible, fall Of wise conosels to his fell
low men. From every State 10 tho Unioa
the distinguished Georgian will receive con.
gratulations.