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Columbia Letter.

COLUMBIA, s. c., December 1st, 1882.
MIR. EDrToR: The House Of Representa-
tives is organized and in fine working trim
Capt. S!mons, who was electel on the first
ballot is an apt, courteous and efficient
Speaker lie has the rules Of the House
and the constitutional oaths ''conned by
rote." ...
Much work has already been blocked out
for the sess 81. Bills for the repeal of the
Lien Law, arg coming from every direction
There seems to be - strong feeling agAins,
the railroads of the State on account Of al.
leged unjust discrim nat ions in 'f,eights,
and several bills have been introduced to
regulate the same. .
1t is Thought by some that the session
will continue until after Christmas, but, Of
course, it is mostly conjecture. II IL ends
on the 23d it will DE the shortest regular
session since the war. think il will. Ex.
cuse short letlei. d.
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In the recent election only 4,S77 votes
were poiled for Governor. There were
about 10000 voters registered, more than
10000 less than the voting population OF
the State. according to the last census, In
the election of 1876, Hampton received ov.
or $1,000, RearIy 5000 more than were
cast for 10th candidates in the last elec ton.
This great falling of may be accounted for
principally upon the grounds that the DEM
ocrats scarcely consider I'd the Greonback
ticket any OPP position at all, and conse-
quently some thirty thousand Of them re-
mained away frcia th 9 polls, while the Rad
icals themselves were without u ticket and
failed TO vote, except for Congressmeu in sew.
eral of the Districts
The total number of votes polled In the
State for congressman was 12l, 800. The
Democrats polled for Congressmen 81 ,3Ol
ans the Republicans 57,776. But in the
7th or Black District, the Democrats had
no candidate in the field, and conseou emily
there wsre several thousand Democrats in
that District who did not vote at all for q
Congressman, or If any Of them voted for
aither of the Republican candidates, their
votes were counted as Republican votes,
which in either event diminished the DEM
ocratic and increased The Repub ican TO.
tai. The indifereucs to voting seems 10
have been about equal on both sides, Dem.
eorats oaght to do better, They have too
much az stake. In 1884 they will have to
30 better or loose the State. The full Re-
publican vote will then be polled, and our
Democratic leaders should begin to mako
preparations TO have the Democrats do the
eAme.
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which hadsnayked our progress since the
English colony landed on the banks OF the
Ashley The war followed with its heroic
efforts It's disastrous results. q The no
cnulvlatfon OF two centuries Of industry,
whereyerit had found investment in per-
sonal properly, there remained the ashes.
The land alone was left, encumbered with
debt, and with the capital 10 workiI only
to be obtained ut usurious rates Then
came the FIRST peri1d of rcconstructioh; the
painful struggle for bread; the government
of The State by it's baser elements; society
slowly adapting itself'o It's changed cons
liIions; and the native energies OF the
white man 5 blood, under riotons misrule,
stubborniy winning it's wayio competence
and power In 1876 this unhappy period
ended. and 10 day reconstruction is done.
The exhibit laid before you of the affairs
of the State is hat of we'll ordered
smooth working and economic government,
and OF a happy aud prosperous people I"
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Aocident On Che AiT I.ine,

The westward bouna passenger train ON
The Air Liae Railroad ran OF the track,
three miles and a half west Of GreenvilIe
on the morning Of the 2s.h plt, a broken
rail was the ceuse of the saccidsnt. The
sleeper, fret and second class soaclles and
the baggage car we're ,browa NON ,lc
taaek. Two Of the coaches we're badly
wrecked, one Ofthe,a being set ON fire by
the overtnrning Of the coach, but fortun.
atsiy i was soon exiinguished and did buI
little damage. There were about Two hun.
dred pas seagers aboard the train, but no
one was killed Several however were
cons iderably brnised. and one passenger
had an arm broken The track MAS soon
cleared OF the wreck and the traias Pan
regularly through the same day.
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Clerks Sale.
--O-
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY ~ PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Jane +. Todd, Plaintiff, against W. y
TGdl ct nj.
10y virtue OF u Decree for snle of Iora
~ for partition in the above s,ateL co,o
by Hon. j. s. Cothran, Pre~idine Judas
on the 9th day of Oc,Uber 1882, | VIII .oJj
10 the highest bidder on Salelnv IN To-,
uary 1883, ut Pickens Coict iousr ,L,r',,,.
the leSa, hours Of safe. the fo!iuU,ng lie e
scribed REAL ESTATE to wit.
TRACE NO. |. Containing l23 Acro.
more or less, situated 10 Central FownuI,;r'
on waters OF Todd's Greek aAiornina Lnf.
of +. l. Garvin, -. + smith, Trnc1s Wns
2, and 4 Of said Lands.
TRACT No, 2, Containing l7fB Aero.
more or less, situated III Central l0wnsh,,
on both sides OF TOdd's Greek. orinin,n.
lands OF +. l.: d"r'in, Madden. Warren
Martin and Tracts Nos. and 3 Of s.,,,
Lands. ..,.. ..u '"'"
TRACT NO. 3, Containing 19y Acro.
more or less, situated in Central Tovns,'i1'
on both sides OF Toda's Greek, adioin;nn -
lands of Frederick }. Smith, Il i. Sm,Ih amS
TrnctS Ms l, and Of saii LnnJa
TR ct No. B, Containing I38 Acra.
more or less, situated IN Ceurral Townsb,n
on both sides of Todds Creek, ndin;ninn -
lands of +. J.. GArvin. 4. +. Morgan AMI
Tract No. 4 of snd Lands.
TERMS OF SihE.--One third of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash on dnv
of safe, and the balance on credit Of
twelve months, with Interest from dav ~
sale, secured by bond of the pur, hnser anG
mortgage Of tho premises. Purchasers
will he allowed to pay all cash, or antioi.
pate payment AT any time. Purchasers "a
pay extra for deeds, bonds and mortgages
and for recording the same. Plats NAV he
seen in Clerks Office.
j. J. LEWIS, cor.
dec Z, 1882 IL
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Our much esteemed contemporary. . the
GreenyilIe Ne,cs devotes nearly two columns
!n its issue Of the I'd inst, in reply to our
oommsuts on the abuse of The last Lcgisla>
gure Ay''3ertain papers in the State. and
follows ~ up In another column in its issue
OF the Sd. we have no quarrel 10 make
with the Greenyille News. It has always
been outspoken and independent in its
views and expressed them with foioe and
yigor, which is always. to be admired. 1t
always criticises in spirit of ''' hess and
has always been 'straiP'' tot H. 'shirt
Democratic 1o"rn@l, az We "r'"'"'@c The
geeat service 1t has y. 'a'' a' ''r D"' .o@rat.
10 Par'yin the 3 4" ".' "1 "''o before
hae occasion :" '-..r 3.. 'n@ 'e'es rs to
certain p""' ""r" er The News
strike' ".'" Oh. .' IN 1t may expect
70 of'' u '.''. .. "a tne with II, but as
~ .".@..." n w. me registration law, and
s"' 80 anu oi'aoel Academy, we
~."@" Aer win IL ana beiieve time will
'.' '..r, OF views VIC are ln loli syn
'H.'} WIN Ihe lree common schoois Oh tie
'>-eo ""U ~o"'u advance 'neir usefulness
"au GU cllue'oncy Us F"p'o'y rs the material
prosperity OF the State would admit, but at
the same ume' we would pot deprive our
o'uzens OF tue opportunity VI higher, educn
Won Ws'alh inc Stte' IN oruer 10 foster o
Nv . ueuoh'na''o"a' 'e 'oi'eges' ana give them
stonoPo'y u 'he hisner pr"nehes VI edu
Sa.son' .....
In
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BIG SHOW!
AT
EASIEN, , ~. G.
I AM RECEIVING THE FIN EST
LOT OF FURNITURE

ever brought to
. Pickens Co.
25 Bureaus at bottom prices
rs Walnut Redsteads, rapgina
from $6 to SIS.
50 Panel and other Beds from
$3.50 up.
All kinds of TrundIe and S,naTe
Beds,
Large lot Of Bed Springs kWirs.
Shuck and Cotton Mattresses.
Safes, Sofas, What N ots, etc, aS
oil prices.
All kinds cf Undertaker's Gooda.
cheap, consisting oi--COffibs, Caas
keta, Burial Robes, etc.
Call to see me, price tho Goods.
and be convinced that son cs,S do
as we'll at homo as eIsew here.
With thanks tor past patronage.
A. M. RUNkOM.
oct 20, 1887 b 3mO
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State of SOsatKa Gsr0RRma
County of Pickens

By 0. L. DURAET, JUpan or PROBATE.
Whereas, }. Z. Pilgrim, has made suit TO
me. to grant him Letters u Administration
OF the Estate and effects Of Mitchell E. Pill.
grim, deceaAed--
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred,
itors Of the said Mitchell Pilgrim. de-
ceased. that they be and appear before m e,
in the Court Of Probate. to be held at Pick,
ems U. H.. on the 18th day OF Dec. 1882,
after publication hereof. vt IL o'clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause If any they
have, why she said administration should
not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this, the
22d day Of November a. D., 1882
OLIN l.. DURANT, J.P.p.o.
nov 80, 1882 IL
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state of S0mtRa Carolina
COUNTY or PICKENs,
IN TRIALJUSTICE COURT.
James a. Cobb, Plaintiff, against NJ. NJ.
King aud 1hereey E. King. Defendants.
MONEY DEMAND.
TO the Defendants atpve named.
EOu are hereby summoned and reauir
Il ell. to answer the complaint Of the
Plaintiff in the above stated case, At ms
office. in Easley, fickens County, 3 g..
W hin sixty days after service, or judg
,nent will be entered against you by lie
fault.
lLSI JOHN Ii. GOssETT, ry.p.o.
Easiey, ). Z, Nov 6sh, 1882
TO the Defendants, NJ. NJ. King, and Their
coy E. King:
Take nolice. that the Summons in this
action, Of vhioi, the foregoing is n copy.
was fled IN my Office, at E sley, $. e., on
the 9th November A. d. 1882
LIS JOHN Il. GOSSETT. rJ.Pc.
nov 23 1882 10 6w
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PirnpIesy

4 WILL mail (Free) the recipe for sim.
pie Vegetable Balm that viii .remove
Tan, Freokles, Pimples and Blofcbes. ieav,
ing the skin soft, clesrana beantiRuI, also
ine,rnctions for producing luxuriant
growth Of hair on a bald head or smooth
face. Address, inclosing 30. stamp. BEN.
ANpEF 5 Coz, Il BAeo! as strsss II. Z
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENr
IN Notice is hereby given, TINT al,
ply to D. l.. Durant, Probate Jndnn aP-
p'ekens County, on Friday. 29d ior
December next, for leave io mnsnS Q, OF
settlement of the estate Of HS sTRSI1I,aa,, Ina,
CLAYTON, deceased, and asj :, - ( : = l.N IN
charged thsrefrom as Aaminislratoy - ois-
A. I. CLAYTON. Adm,,
nov 9, 1882 ''s1,.t'
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m. ]. SMITH, Aq't,
TEE LGAoaE OF low PRIZES,
EASAEE, s.. G..

w lhL keep constantly on hand the sol.
lowing SPECiALTlE'; BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, CALICO, SHlRTING, DRILLING,
Checks, bncon, Flour, Corn Meal, Bran
S"'t, MolasscS, Sugar, Coffee, Ricr, Grits,
Fish and Farming lmplcmcuts These
Goods will be baught and sold at the low
est pos-ihlc figure tor cash
The balance Of my Stock Of General
Me- ch"ndisc will he sold at cost. Come
now and secure bargains, anil will say 10
ih"se whose accounts and notes nre past
due and up id, that must have nv monov.
Como TO see me and We VIII settle and save
trouble AMI expense OF costs, besides ]
want to sell you some
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Sparsaabure "Drv !"

Ia The election in Spartanburg City ON
ille zstll ult., on tile question of License or
no Licence, there was lively contest. 726
votes we're polled No License, 4s9; Ii.
cense 2s7. Majority in favor Of no License,
l62. This closes the barrooms in Spartan,
sapberg, an event which will be Of immcnct
galne 70 that city
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l am in business entirely Tor my>
self, and l would bO pleased for all
my old patrons and friends to call
and SEQ me when they come to
our City. L carry q larger stock
than ever.
Please don't forget that I am in
my OLD STORE. where 1 have
been doing business for tho old
firm.
Mr., J. RILEY FERGUSON i
With Mr.. i, Rothsohilds at tho
Excelsior Clothing House, Green.
vile, s. g.
Z. RoTHsCHTLD.
Oct 8, 1882 s. I'm
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Tho Massachusetts fsheruen have
struck kcagainst the Boston Fish Ex>
chaoge, andreIuse 20 sell to mem
bcrs ot that body.
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The State of South Carolina
CouNTx on PloKsNs.
9IN CC1tTRTS a. a yDNiM(lN pIE AS

IN COURT OR COMMON PLEAS
Joseph y. Pilgrim, Plaintiff, Agalass Thad.
suS A. PilgriD, Emeline O'shsals, Aman
do u. GILLESPIE, Hannah L. Pilgrim,
Mitchell b Pilgrim, NOrA Prince, Nina
Prlee, -t- Prince, Defendants. --SuM
MONS FOR RELIES, .O0MPLAIax NoT SEnyna
TO Thadeus A. Pilgrim, Emeline OShsales,
Amanda q. Gillespie, Hannah l.. Pilgrian,
Mitchell Is. Pilgrim, Nora Prince, Nina
Prince and -I--- Prince, Defendsnts in
this action.
VOU ats hereby summoned and required
u TO answer the complaint In this action,
of which copy is Hled in the ofico OF the
clerk or the court for Pickens county, and
to serve copy OF your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber ~ his ofi;ae n,
Pickens Conrt House, s. O., within twenty
days after tho service hereof exclusive Of
the day OF such aervioe; and il YOU fnil 10
answer the complaint within the time Store
said, the plaintiff in this action will apnly
- the court for the relief demanded in ths
complaint. -
Dated 22d November a. ID. 1852.
l.. 3. j. j. LEWlS. Ger
r. A. A.CHlLD,
Plaintiff Is Attorney
TO tho heirs at law Of Susan A. Prince,
deceased, to Wit: Nora Prince Nina
Prince aud - Prince, ohristiaa name
not known:
Please take notice that the summons and
complaint in this action, OF which the fore
going is copy OF the summons, was fled
iu the Clerks office for Piekens County, 8.
O., ON the 2 d day Of November, 1882. and
that the object OF this action is for The par
ition OF the real estate OF Mitche Pills
grim, deceased.
(. K. =. CHILD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
nev 80, 1884 ii 8
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Tie ReyenSe Department offers reward
ot $500 for .hs arrest Of John Mellow,
shefged with the killing Of Taonas l..
Drsyton in this county in 1881.
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The Virgiam Returning Board,
oy dlnt ot scientific counting. will
probably make tho Congregational
delegation stand ak ConIitionistn
and tour Democrats. Several seats
will be contested.
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fire at Henderson, N. G. on the 2sth
sAat, destroyed three stores md one dwell
ling. Total loss $4,000 Insurance--
Sc, 1000.
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Hon. John 7. Morgan has been re.elec,
ed 10 ihe rrniied States senats IL ,te Ieo
lslaiu,e os84 fsema.
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GOODS.

Thanking you for past favors, and So
Letting continuance, hope you will not
forget TO give me call at the Brioos
Store House. Main Street, Easley, SC.
nov 80, 1882 II -
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MEDICINES ron sALE

TTNHE undersigned keeps Clarke LIFE
a Balsam, constantly on hand 70 : sais
also DR.. D.ml0p's original King Of Pains. :
Liver and Kidney Regnlarier and i3IoeS
0leanees; 90 cent tssfar trial bottle, ST 90 FOR
full size. Medicines fxl be delivered whea
desired. u. ECs MA ar. q fN1 { =
Flower PostofiicaS. PICK ans a. =
nov 2, 1882 h = ~
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Gen Andrew s. Heron. Congressman
elect from Lopisiana, died suddenly Of
heart disease on lhe 27th ult.
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To the Farmers.

respectfully inform you that am now
'OO''ea at EASLEY, and prepared to handle
your COTTON hero and at LIBERTY
NY facilities for selling direct to Ev
por'efS and New England Manufacturer
Will enable me at all times to pay you the
highest Cash Prices for vonr
Cotton.
A. Es. BMOWN.
oct 2, 1882 a0y' 81 y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-26

W - ~ - ! ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-26

Go, i. EGY!eY's po.rr Yarls Corne- 18th and Castro
,EaIorlia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-02-26

the ana may other diseases t-' lead u s1h l
end de nth
or >=:STi': viii arrec to forfeit 1--WE Enndr~"
s1oiir- tor case % as kind the "a Al 'siE~tFi"-
tt,E nd n h- pecal .lvce and trCAtncat} Will u"
,~ or fr anycaiu: itnure injurious found ii it. 20
- treats all Private Diseases 81 cSs'E "}uA
.,,.rc,rx a..u.uttasfcn f-s+ Yhurt-lich examine
ca a advice, ncuiing analysis ef urine, 81 On Pro
VI wal Restorative 81 60 a bottle or tnur time
prp6 . - from "h'crvafIoh, aud IN prtat
n,,s if desired hy 3. T.. 2aN1EE., Pc. ID.
II Hrarney Stree san rrsaci.co Cal.
~ =
Ok. MsNTsE'%s Nt.. "FfH1pf. NIPH-
r =: fr'iH. cures all kim 0 Kidney ard Bladder com
anti Gonorrhpa elect, Leucorli1a. For sale ty Il
Il ,,r and tiea - TaNter, Druggists Carson City. $40
8 b tile six bottles fr s.. 90.
DR. AIiNTIE'S .NDELINN PILLS are tbs
b, aud cs.eaiost itN -p:1 '.>A and t:iIipC- cure
!, the market For sale ~ r. F. Foster and George G
.,,,vtsr ,yrur rists Carson City7 mh17 "
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pcr.onnInnJGcurrni.

A t.yy ,lny. moo Mis-. N.fv f. -t,h. ri
EImirs. \. \ married Mr. Aaron StarL.
vi E.nlr,. Nfrhiyar sine roe. wi'u hm
7" I''7 nome, 'l' ''"'s .u'' '.' "N''
"'''' ]" .''' ''''''. ''' '"''
4 Correspondent nt thr Atlanta CON.
.tlu,iou .i'um- tna' ,u. first Cuu'rl.at,
soldier "hu tel iu tnr Ntr of tur rebel
ion was a Mr. l'rrEin-.u m,irlln o. 'hH
"' Inch Riilc-, "i Augusta, 'n' Ihi-
gentleman "li"d r"ly 100 Wy. I''I.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

In its lntc article about national banks
the Beltun journal publishes whnt 1t IL
pleased to describe us the iirst Htcp in
organizing national hnnk. This modus
opcrnudi, 1t IL true, ~ copied from II
Brooklyn Paper, but n transferred tu
the editorial columns Of the journal
without word ot dissent us To Ia ne
curncy, thus wurINutlng the Inference
that the journal either hchrvcr IT tu hc
true. or ls knowingly cudoavurng tu
palm it oil ns gospel truth We quote:
John Smith, FOR instance, aud four
other Smiths, ARE minded to start hnuk
with SlWUO capital They buy aiOO,-
uON worth Ut houde bearing Hay 81 per
cont interest al about their fuco value,
| Docs the Juunhl -rt Its readers down
M ignorant pcoplc' Where ls thrro IA
/ United States boud, nf nay douomuH.
| tiuu, no matter whcu lrHucd ur when
| duc-nu matter what rate II interest 1t
| drHws-thut cnu hc purchased at face
ynluc2 "At about H Hu exceedingly IN
definite, elastic term, when 1t ir stated
that All United States bonds now com.
mnud tt premium IA the money markets
of the country, and TINT some hU,ds are
/ quoted as high u4 sl2O The national
bnnk recently retuhIl-hcd a. BE ton had
to purchase bonds ON which to tnse IT.
circulation Lrt tine Journal ascertain
from Tins bnnk what It paid Tor said
bonds, md then publish the figures
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Nomarringc is lcgul IN France except
with the consent uf the pmonts ~ both
parties, but man COZ woman over 70
may "rc-pcctiuly Htc mr or her pa.
rents Ia show ruus. why they fuse
consont f. they fml to show good
cause, the mwuagr may procc,dm spite
of tI,u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Statosville, No tn Cnrohup, is all torn
up III consequence NJ tho conduct of
Prof c, w. White, promlncut member
of society and president M large sem
mary for girls III that town. He courted
one OF the pupils, Miss Mamie Hul.
brook, a wealthy girl of Statewide, but
upon the night fixed peremptorily by the
young ladys parents for the marriage,
he WAS found suffering from the effects
Of u dose OF lnudauum lie subsc-
quently fled the town, but was uppre-
hended mud taken buck
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

From the list OF names the university
regents ure SAID 10 be considering rs dt
occupants Of the chairs yf the uuiver,
sity, it would appear that they design
the institution az kind Of odd soldier r
home" refuge for the dilapidated vet
erans, who were worn out IN the Couted-
crate army or southern politics. Gen.
Kirby Smith. however. is not quite a
hundred years old, Gs some people be-
lIeye he IS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Morgan steamers coming from New
York 10 'e1u- hereafter wal, not touch
at Now Orleans, but come directly to
Gulvcstuu uuj Clinton
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WACO. AUGUST 10 lss2

senator Jones, = Florida, is to marry
n Boston giil
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

The Governor uu. issued hls proclnmn.
tiuu mpNutiumg against NJ ,tamutns
and Brownsville.
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The "Electric Screw Worm Killer ot
Tucker a WilliH, takes the lead # nll
others tor not only destroying tine
worms, hut healing the wound and keep.
ing uit the ilicH, md 1t ~ 500 cheap, too,
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-01-14
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