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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Judge Simons.


Mary Krieger VS.. D. Hildebrand. Con-
tinped.
Christian Michael against ]. Dewey ct al.
Heard and granted.
e. Gridley against F. w. Frohre. Con-
tinued.
Henry A. Castle against S. a. Richmond &
Co., defendants and Noyes Bros. x Cutler,
garnishee. Referred 10 John D. O'Bnen 10
take disclosure,
Henry A. Castle vs.. S. 4. Richmond de-
fendaut and Noyes Bros. IL Catler, gar
nishees. Same orGer as last.
Beaupre, Keogh IL Co., against VIM. Alex
alder and George II Robinson, defendants and
o. II. Comfort, garnishee. Continued by con-
sent.
John Martin & Co., against L. Conrad ct al.
Heard and taken under adyisement.
Andrew Mitchell against Louis Engles.
Heard and taken under advisement.
Charles f. Kindred against City of st. Paul.
To be heard by Judge SlmOns, to be taken
up on the recovery OF Mr.. Murray.
Edward K. Carpenter against Martin Strong.
To be heard Wednesday next at 2 p. N.
r. j. Diamond against S. j. Mckinney.
Continued
L. Baker, against c. H. Hosner. defendant,
and The Minneapolis d st. Louis Railroad
company, garnishee. Referred to L. G. In
gersoll to take disclosure.
Amelia Gebhart against John N. Gebhart.
Heard and submitted.
The following orders were fled by Judge
Wilkin:
H. =. Mayall against the City of st. Paul.
That the demurrer to the complaint in this
action be and the same is hereby admitted.
w. Fitzpatrick ct al. against the City of st.
Paul. That the demurrer to the complaint
in this action be and the same is hereby over
ruled.
j. NJ. Armstrong against the City of st.
Paul. That the demurrer to the complaint in
this action be and the same is hereby over
ruled.
K. sheire against the City of st. Paul. That
the demurrer To the complaint in this action
be and the same Is hereby overruled.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27

In sentencing colored man who was
convicted of stealing pair of pants, an
Austin Judge took occasion to say CT
hope you are sorry for stealing those
pants. g l was sorry, Judge, de same
day I tuck dem ar pants. was sorry at
not finding muffin In the pockets ceptin'
kear ticket" The most singular
thing about the poverty stricken pants
was that they did not belong to Texas
newspaper man.-AuStj'a SJtjngs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
Murdered by a Maniac.

WoRTHINGToN, Ind, Aug. 35.-Wm sChap-
man, quite an elderly gentleman was muir
dered this evening by his insane wife. Papers
had been prepared to send her to the insane
asylum. Her husband had been watching her
for several days. 1t is supposed he was
fatigued and fell asleep when she cut his
throat from ear to ear. Two daughters hear
ing noise went to the room ana found the
door locked and their lives were threatened if
they broke in. They called assistance and
secured the murderess.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27

SARATOGA, Aug. 25.-A professional and
amateur sculllng and rowing race, mile and a
half and return, took place at Saratoga lake
to-day. The amateur took place first. Start
ers: A. KIRBY, Pawtucket, R. I; Chas. E.
Bulger, Albany, N. Y; Jas. Pilkinton, New
York: r. A. Dempsey, Philadelphia, and
Frank Holmes, Pawtucket. The race was
won by Holmes, eight lengths IN front of
Kirby, Dempsey next, followed by PIlkinton,
Buger third of a mile further in the rear.
The winners time was 81 minutes, 1911 Sec
onds.
In the professional race there were seven
contestants, Geo. W. Lee, Newark; Jas. H.
Riley, Saratoga; Geo. H. Hosmer, Boston;
Harry Sheldon, Saratoga; Chas. E. Courtney
Union Springs, N. Y; Wallace Ross, St.
Johns, n. B., and Jas. A. Ten Eyck, Psekskill,
n. Y. Hosmer and Riley fouled while turning
the stake boat. Lee won by length. Court
ney second, Ross bad third, with Ten Eyck
fourth and Sheldon next. Lees time, 20 min.
utes, 49, seconds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
GOSSIP FOR TIE LADIES.
Dan's Wife.

= ~ sAOs
Up in early morning light,
Sweeping, busting, "setting right"
Oiilng all the household springs,
Sewing buttons, tying strings.
Ielilug Bridget what TO do,
hen5ing rips III Johnny7sEhoe;
Running up and down the stair,
Tying baby in a chair;
Cutting meat, spreading bread,
DishiDg out so much per head;
Eating rs she can b. chance,
Giving husband Kindly glance;
Toaling, working, busy life,
Smart woman,
Dan's wife.
Dan comes hcnas x fall of night
Home 50 cheerful, neat and bright.
Children met him at the door,
Pull him il and look him o..
Wife asks, 9 How the work has gcne2
Busy times with US at homel"
Supper done, Dan reads with ease.
Happy Dan, but che to please.
Children must be put to bed
All the little prayers are said,
Little shoes placed all IL rows,
Bedclothes tucked DER little toes;
Busy, noisy, weary lie
Tired wolEan,
Dams wife.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
Probate Court.
T Before Judge O'Gorm.

Before Judge O'Gorman.]
In the matter of the sestate of Fabren
Michaud, deceased. Contested claims on
hearing. Reports of sale of real estate filed.
Sale confirmed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27

Report Of County -asdttor of Ramsey
County, Mimi, for the Month Of july
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

REPORT OF THE DURHAM GRADED
AND HIGH ScHooL.-For the third
month, there are on the Honor Roll
he following names: Misses Ida
christmas, Dora Tanning, Lena Har.
len, Nellie Fuller, Dora Matthews,
Bette Bailey, Undine Barham, Laura
Brown, Fannie Howerton, Lola
Rogers, Verlesta Rhodes, Mamie
oble, Bessie Battle, Annie Laws,
Ora VERIFY, Daisy Adams, Addie
Durham, Bessie Moring, Mary Wall,
Lola Durham, Estelle Middleton,
Virginia Monk, and Katie Styron-
females, %.
Charlie Barham, Ionic Matthews,
Ben Kivett. Ralph Fuller, John
Monk, james Sims, Willie Christian
Wilbert Coble, Winston Rogers
Arthur Brown, Ernest Green, Will.
Mangum, I. Mohsberg, Carol Jones
nales, IA: total, 81. Number Of new
,,upils enrolled during the month Is
number Of new pupils now remaining,
800; number Of tardies, 81; number
Il visitors (Board) 2; number ofyisi
,ors (CasuaD 40; number of corpora
punishments, II; per cent Of attcn
lance, 98.42.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
TnunUrEOP aEsPEcr.


OFFICE or THE BOARD or EDucA.
TON, DURHAM, N. G., Nov. 20, 1882
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father,
In His inscrutible wisdom, has trans.
fered from time 10 etcrnit, our friend
and cO.laborer In The cause of educa.
ton, Hon. Bartholomew Fuller; lie il
Resolved, That in his death OUT
community has been deprived Of on
Of lis most upright aud honored q !.
zens and the Board of Trustees ofIht
Graded School has lost a trus frien
and o wise and valued counselor.
Resolved, That We commend biz
noble, Christian character to the chi
ulation OF all who would receive III.
welcome plaudit, swell done. thu
good aud faithful servant,
Resolved, That VIC tender III,
bercaved family our sinccrest sympa
thy in their sal affection,
Resolved, That:hcse re solutions be
spread upon our record book aud tia
q sopy be furnished the city paper
'or publication.
| IA L. G. HACKNEY,
| II j. b. WHITAKER, in.
| EUGESE MOREnrAD
! Committee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
x..-.

THE GRADED SCHOOL. The aver.
age attendance at the Graded School
Turing the present month is 9S.42,
the highest average ever made by
any school composed Of $50 pupils.
It was our pleasure Monday to
spend a short while witnessing the
workings Of the school. The system
is perfect and everything runs as
smooth and steady as it is possible for
o many children to be controlled
Profs. McIver, the Assistant Superin-
tendent, and Thomas. have had con.
troll Of the school since Prof. Ken
neay was taken sick and they have
done most excellently and proven
themselves equalto the emergency,
and have evinced the fact that there
are but few better desciplinarians.
The lady teachers have done nobly,
and added new laurels to their for
'ner fine reputation as teachers. Be-
low we publish the report.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

DASvmLE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Now is the time to look 10 your own
interest, and as many Of the frienils
,fthis popular clothing house, will in
he next few days purchase their
winter clothing, they cannot do bet.
or than TO hny atthe Danvills Chotb.
ing House. They keep on hand u
very large assortment OF SHOES aud
mats, Of the latest style, made Of the
best material. They have been mer-
chandizing for many years and know
Just how to cater 81 the wants Of the
people. They make q speciality Of
ready made clothing and can suit the
most fashionable dandy, or any one
else who wishes nsat suit Of cloth.
ing. They also have large stock OF
gents underwear, they can giarntee
~ give entire satifaction. They mean
business. AMI propose by dealing
honestly with every man, 10 success.
fully compete With any one. They
challenge any one % sell better goods
1t lover prices. Go AMI examine
their stock il sou do not buy, the,
will take great pleasure IN waiting or
you. Mr. summerReld, the heal o.
the iirm, is u thorough business man
AMI will sell y,u yp,i, at rock bot
ON prices and don't you forget the
DAnyilIc Clothing House when yor
sans u suit If clothes.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
DR. LOWE jAxED.

Quite a crowd assembled in Sheriff
Blacknall's office to witLess the pre-
ientation of a cane to DIR. William
Lowe, the Democratic nominee for
Register of Deeds, who was de-
feated at the last election. 1t was u
beautiful gold headed cane with this
inscription upon it: The STRAIGH-
OUT DEMOCRATS OF DURHAM COUNTY
70 DIR. WILLIAM Lowe, A TOKEN OF
ADMIRATION AND ESTEEM, 1852. A
valuable and deserving compliment
10 an efficient officer and q popular
gentleman.
Mr.. w. w. Fuller, Chairman o.
che Democratic Executive COMMITTEE,
IN 4 few tss8hing remarks, full o.
democratic sentiments and patrio..
ism, preseniedthe cane and was re.
piled 10 by DIR. Lowe as follows:
My FRIEND: As my Democratic
friends have through you as their re-
preventative presented me this beautl.
ful cane. The many kind allusions
which you have made to myself anu
the words Of encouragement you hav,
spoken have so overwhelmed me,
I,cannot and shall not attempt to ex.
press my feelings On this occasion.
went into the campaign rs a Dem.
ocratie Nominee | accepted that noml.
nation a. | believed for the good Vi
the Democratic cause and not Tor tn
purpose OF carrying out any specia
design Of my uwn, tor | was deterIniu.
ed to discharge my duty ut all hazara
feel unworthy OF the honor whicl
you have conferred, but assure you
that your confidence has not been mis-
plased and that you will ever iini IN,
upholding the grand banner ofDen'
vcracy. With 4 feeling Of profound
gratitude l now accept this beautiful
cane and thank you all for this expires
sion Of straight out Democracy.
| The spirit which has prompted yot
10 thus honor me shall ever buny M,
up TO the full discharge Of nv dut!
70 our grand old party.
i Let rs all congratulate Ourselve
upon the great success Of The Demo
cratic cause all over this uni0n.
/ Let US forgive those Of our owl
party Who are weak kneed and O
little faith and stand hrm to our po.
rs Democrats and vote the straIgh
Democratic ticket rs oil lovers of goo
government should do.
let us rest from the future the gueI
dOns
That to resoluts porpOse belongs,
Let US fling from our spirits Ill
burdens,
And act like men and be strong"
Allow me 10 again thank you a
for this beautiful cane which wi
eyerapprcciate aud cherish ~ an en-
biem Of straight out Democracy,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

RI. RooERs.--Mr. Rogers has
Just received o new stock Of extra
Dork and Dork notified blue marble.
This marble isssid to eclipse all blue
marble formerly qusrrisd. Il hDlds
lie own, and never fades. Mr.. Rogers
Is doing a large business and his mar.
bic yard 10 one OF che institutions
Of Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

--As. IsyAsros.--About 9o'clock.
Monday night our sanctum was inva.
ded bya possy Of kslf dozen sous
nf Ham, and an equal number al
dusky damsels. On being asked wha:
In the Jupiter they meant, two dark
les about the calor Of q new saddle,
+. p. Banks and Della Ray stepped
in front Of the jolly blusbing crow,
aud replied I'VE want 20 be tide 10
the holly bonds Of paddock" Oh
being informed that an editor wa,
usually accommodating and wiIIins
10 osiigc anything from q houtin.
owl OPP to o an elephant, politely H.
formed The happy couple that he di,
not deal in that bu1iness. They t,nl
their departure. the blushing rxppc
tant bride saying "Oh Jprjy wEer,
shall We gof"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
COOPER, HUTCHINGS & co.
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882 NJ - me 10

TnE NEW sourn.-The repre.en.
tative industrial paper Of North Ca.
rolina. A 20 column ;llustr.,aI
wee at the small price ofsi.50,
. a per year. u should be In the
' y i Of every Farmer, every Mary
ss,actarer, every Mine.owner, even.
merchant, and every industrial man
VI North Carolina. Il is Just the
paper the people want from which 10
learn aIl about the boundless resour.
ces OF The State. We want a live.
active agent in Durham 10 solicit
subscription. Don't fail to send for
sspeclmen copy. Address without
delay. EDWARD A. OLDHAM.
Editor y and proprietor, Wilmington.
| 10. IT,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
Durham, N. C.
For the Sale Of Leaf Tobacco.
To Our Friends and Public Generally:

Having associated ourselves Warehouse business under the firm
name Of COOPER HuTcHrSG Co. 18th ay Of November
commence business at the BANNER WAREHOUSE In doing ve
our friends the farmers their making splendid
crop CT Tobacco this and after the year In the Tobacco trade
we have ever known feel that all should the bright pros
pect IN the future for the business Of the country
We enterprise with full determination ,b.,
shall be effort lacking every interest and to an
tain for you AZ all times the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

DIssoLuTioS.-The firm ofMiddle.
ton Bro, have dissolved by mutual
CONSENT. o. p. Middleton purchas.
Ing bis brothers interest. We wish
him much success.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
NOTICE.

Having been appoined trustee to
win up The business Of llussey n
Hubbard, notice IL hereby given that
their entire stock Of goods will he
sold at cost. All pesons having
claims against the firm are notified %
present them properly authenticated,
and all persons indebted to ths firm
will please make settlement at pnce
Il. G. HACKNEY,
Assignee.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

. SIR. Perry Is Headquarters for
god chap groceries.
S.R. Perry has prettiest Caliccs ~
tUWTl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
Business is the Watchword
IMPoRTNT SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT IN CHAPEL
HILL. N. G. .,if-
Twill expose to public sale, in Chapel
fI.if -. AZ

/ will expose to public sale, In Chapel
Hill, ON the
9TH DAY OF DEC. 1882.
A very desirable residence, situated on the
cross street next 10 the compus, containing
three ro.ms, with kitchen and outhouses at
iached. Tie lot contains one-half acre Of
ground, upon which there Is a well Of exc
celtcnt wafer. Parties desiring 70 locate in
this section Of the State will nj find more
beautiful or healthy situation, nor one 80
easy Of access ~ the University.
fhc sale will take place AZ 2 o'clock, \.
NJ. Tcrms-one-half cash, balance IN two
installmenis Of six and twelve moths. Pos
session given first da, Of January.
w. 4. PATTERSON,
ent Coz Miss Margaret Mitchell
November 2Otli, 1882 ......-...s q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
Very Highest Market Prices for uour
..-:. Tobacco.
Tobacco.

Our Mr. j. X HUrCHING has been in the Warehouse buines far
number years Floor Manager Star Warehouse. Danye Va n %
pon ne maze himself well an avoaby known Planters
Of North Carolina He thoroughly ertan the badns ana - s,
new hume he onfd nt hopes for the patronage his many fena
r. Hut hngs and W. Cooper will Warehouse busne
With every facility for handling Tobacco corps of compo,ent and ~
assistants anl EVERY ACCOMMODATION FOR THE pIANrrp
HIS TEAMS we feel safe in saying there Hose town are
worthy your ronage than the BANNER are certain there
nonea which YOU get better prices your Tobacco
When town. with without Tobacco ba sro m a.
BANNER and you will find comfortable stalls your stock GOOD M
elegant lodging rooms for yourselves and hearty ve,con 80
the Proprietors anil their employees. w
i Ynnrs. Trr
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

Having purchased the interest of
ID. C. Middleton & Bros. Store. !
hereby notify all persons to mako inn
mediate payment, Of their accounts
andpersonshaving claims against the
firm should present them to me.
Very truly,
%. p. MIDDLETON,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION /!

The firm Of Middleton Bros. has
this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. retire from the business,
having sold my entire interest in the
store to o p, Middleton. who will
continue the business at our old stand
in Riggsbee building.
Very truly.
DC. MIDDLETON.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29

McSMrTH's LAST CALEO ctobe
II the best month to buy pianos, and
organs from McSmith. Everybody
feels best when the fields are white
with cotton and the fodder is in the
shock, and You hear the gobble, goi'-
BILE, Of the strutting turkey cock.
Come along boys with your cotton.
want some of your money. and ! know
your wives and sweethearts want mn-
sic.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
Oysters !! Oysters y!

J. G. Vickers has opened a first.
class oyster saloon on Mangum street
loli Post Office building.) Fresh
OYSTER served Mt all honrs. Fami-
lies should leave their or iers and be
supplied regularly
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
T. JAMES Horn, RrcBNoya ~. > :
Nov. OH &c. z

ye. Dear Rseordsr:~i a a1'n, 1882 "
a vS1's st morning at s 'sO o,1 here
James - G E@Ss took Quarters At ns'S :.
much, on account i t' as ' hi hoel very
''' % business house. ssI &c. R
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-29
Great e Question
:. @SWEEAM

b u !. e5ea 2 hoard than fl ...,,,
H Her'S' Has s been settled led" ~ . M keep
,rts@" oS 4 Co. putting down "i tSo
pg M ., 1Siu:niture, carpsts.an%d" ss we
= 40: nv md ali can p1 f,,ssi.,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS. "
A. With G Rnilroad from Charleston.
With Wilmington, Colnn bin and August
Railroad from Wilmington and all
points North thereof.
With c s. A Railrou,. from charlotte and
all points North thereof .. ....
d. with Ashcville.and Spertanburg Railroad
for points in Western Norlh Carolina,
@. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Danville Hallway for At
lantn and all points south and west
y. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
e mond anu Dnnville railway from AT
lanta and beyond .u .,.
e. with Atlanta and charlotte Di, ision Rich~
mond md Danville Railroad fur ali
points south and west '
r. with 5 q Railroad for Charleston
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusnt
Railroad for Wilmington and the
North.
With charlotte, columbia and Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North
q. With Ashcvile and Sphrtnnburg Railroad
from Hendersonville
II. With Atlanta and ChnrlQtte Division Rich
mond and DanvillG Railroad from
Charlotte and beSUnd
Standard Tinle used in Washington, DC,
which is fifIeeh minutes faster than Coluil-
bia
J w Fry, Superintendent
nj. SLAUGHTER, Gen era Passenger Agent
D. CARDwELL, Ass't Gen. Poss'r agent
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
An UnmentionabIe nrima.

DR.. 81 n. Sims, Of Aiken County, con,
smitted . Z ofFeuse against his wife,Nfof II,
punishment Of which there Is no law laid
down. The incensed people of Aiken alS
tempted TO lynch the brute, but the doy.
ernor ordered q militia company 10 guard
the jail, and the lynchers were foiled n
their purpose. Sims has been removed 70
Columbia for safe keeping. The Columbia
correspondent OF the Ne~s and Courier un
der date of the IL inst. says:
! DIR Slime, the story of whose borrib,o
crime has spread throughout the country.
was brought TO Columbia "a. day from Aiken
by Sheriff Holly and his deputy aud lodged
In Jail for safekeeping. His removal rom
Aiken was made by order of Jadte Aidriob
as preca utioDary measure. The repofs "a
that posse have been organized in Edge
Held and Augusta for his SEIZURE from the
authorities IN Aiken and execuI. on by n n,oh
Sheriff Holley had no difficulty i'm trans.
ierrlng his prisoner to Columbia, where he
is now safely incarcerated. Sheriff Rowan
WIN take oil necessary steps 10 secure the
safety OF his prisoner, and there Is little
danger now that any rescue will be alten ~
ted -.
Sims told the Sheriff to night that his
treatment was only the result of political
persecution, although so far as known he has
MOI denied 10 anyone the charges against
him. MIR David johnson, who has been re.
tained for Sims defchse by his friends and
connections in Union, arrived in Columbia
this evening and will have q conference
with The prisoner tomorrow.
Sims told the sheriff TO night that he
wanted also TO secure the services of Col.
Abney for his defence. No que has beer
allowedAc see the prisoner yet, but he is
reported to be very uncommunicatiye and
badly frightened
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
GsEeQNa,SISRII..S.

TO these we solicit your attention. We
nave bought them nj very reduced prices
and TO satisfy our customers ofthe same we
otier most exceHrmt coffee 10 pounds for
81 o., swhch will cast you7 pounds for
Si.OO any where els; aud Sugar 10 pounds
for 81, which costs lcrs per pound
anywhere else, Monsscs from 374 to.75cts
per gall.
Flour that hakes well. rises well, and eats
delicious, for $4.75 per harrell.
Cn!icoes. 20 yards for 81.
Hats, lOcts to So.
Tap Sole Brogan Shoes 81 80.
Boots from 81 .25 to $3.50.
Jeans, The largest stock in the county.
All kihdo ot crockcry, stoves, tin and
HARDWARE.
Take notice Of these prices and be benc
fitted hy them. We will he pleased to show
goods, if we do not sell them.
ESo EE. ANES4G lsBON. S& a:dD.
nov 2. 1852 finn
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
New Advertisements.
ENEs. &T'gsONqS,S EOEF.KIS!
The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful
Health Reneu1ino peroadies

. STRONG'S SaNATrVE PILLS for the
Liver \ speedy hiire For Live Complaint,
Regulating The Bowels. Purifying The Blood
Cleansing from M"larial" Tnint a perfect
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Dyspepsia.
STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS insure
healthy appetite. good digestion regularity
of the bowels. sure remedy for Colds
and rheumatism. A precious boon TO de
lchIe females, soothing and bracing the
nervous system. and givi' vigor and
health TO every fibre of the body. Sold by
Druggists. For Pamphlets. ETC.. address
Box $50, New York CITY.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-12-21
Woman.

A remedy for her only Cheaper than
physicians bills, and to be used by women
exclusively. 1t is prepared for them only,
and is specially adapted to epses where The
womb is disordered, and will cure all irreg.
ularitles OF the 'menses" or ''monthly eour.
ces," whether acute or chronic, by restor
ing the discharge. This great boom is DR..
j. Bradfield's Female Regulator, and known
and recognized as ..Woman's Best Friend"
Prepared by Dr.. j. Bradfeld, Atlanta,
Gu. Price, trial size, 75c; large size, 81. 81
For sale by all druggists .,