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INCREASED POSTAL FACIL
titles,

The Post-office appropriation bill
has passed the Senate, with an
amendment changing the time of
adopting the two cent rate upon let
tiers from Jan. l, 1884, to July 1,
1888. During the debate Senator
Sherman opposed any immediate re-
duction of postal charges, but thought
it we'll to consider whether the time
had not arrived for the government
to consider the question of transmit
ting intelligence by electricity, in
connection with the letter system.
He did not favor the purchase of
existing lines, but believed that new
ones should be constructed and OPP
Grated under federal authority. The
existing lines, he stated, could be
duplicated for 500, 100000 or $685.
100000, and yet the people are now
compelled to pay some $10,000,000
annually for the transmission of mes
sages by telegraph. By an expend-
iture of not more than $25, 100000,
great saving could be affected to
the public and the revenues of the
government increased at the same
time. Senator Edmunds also follow
ed in the same line of remarks. He
thought the government should at
once take measures for the establish
ment of telegraph lines between the
great cities and intermediate points,
and thereafter gradually extend them
until every post-office in the country
| shall have, or be within immediate
reach of postal telegraph station
Like Senator Sherman, he was op-
posed to purchasing any telegraph
company's property. The govern
ment should construct it's own lines
and manage them in its own way
leaving private corporations to thei
own devices. When the provision
for the carriage of merchandise b,
mail was adopted, it was not deemed
necessary to buy out the expires
companies. and the transmission O
intelligence ~ telegraph need no
involve the absorption of lines nov
owned by corporations. Electricity
said the Senator from Vermont. j
as much force of nature as stea1
or horses, and that agency should q
at the command Of the post-offic
department to the same extent thu
any other is. He intends to NOV
in this matter at the next session {
Congress, unless anticipated by som
body else. A bill looking to tt
establishment of postal telegraph
J has already been introduced into tt
House of Representatives, but the
is little probability of its being reac
ed at this session of Congress. tt
time is near at hand, however, whe
Congress will be compelled to de
with the subject for the interests
the government itself. as we'll as
J.; tho Doopla
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29
Hair Work.!

Switches Curls Puffs and Frizzes mace 70 oioei s
. naa, ana work nnanlike manner. Also. Gents Guard
Chains and variety of Hair Flowers single or formed
in a wreath Give me a call. All orders oy man
p'''"p''' MRS. J. n. SMITH, Park St. BartOn.vt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29

Golden Medical Discovery" words registered as
trade-mark) all humors from the pimple or
eruption to great virulent eating ulcers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29

0. D. OWEN.
Great Sale of House
keeping Goods,
II EN .,
Hamburg EdgIngs, &c.
shall commence Monday JAM 90, my Annual
Linen Sale of COtOns and Linens, consisting OF
Bleached Cottons, 81, A, 5-4,
Ga and ga wide,
Brown Cottons, 1000 yards,
all widths and prices,
Hamburg Edgings,
Hoop Skirts and Corsets,
Ladies Cotton Underwear,
Linen and Cotton Diaper,
Table Damask, 10 different
styles,
Linen Napkins,
Linen Towels,
Linen Crashes,
Table Oil Cloths and Spreads,
Bed Spreads,
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Linen Shirt Fronts,
Prints, Spring Styles,
Knitting Cotton,
Domestic Shirtings,
DENNIS,
Tickings, &C., &c.
Our customers reminded that Cotton Goods are
very cheap now. probably cheaper than they will be
later in the spring. I have taken advantage Of the
depression in the market and bought large stock,
and propose to give the public the benefit of the
low prices
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29

Senator Edmunds has proposed a
bill to abolish woman suffrage in Utah.
The bill likewise supplements the
commission act of last session in 9th
er important particulars. 1t provides
that, in prosecutions for bigamy or
polygamy, the husband or wife shall
be competent witnesses that the at
tendance of witnesses may be COM
PEELED; that prosecutions may be
commenced at any time within five
years next after the commission of
the offense; that all marriages shall
be certified to it in writing, and the
certificate filed in the probate and
Immediately recorded, and the prinaa
tdcie evidence in any civil or criminal
proceedings. 1t also provides pen
alties Of fine and Imprisonment for
violation of any of its provisions,
makes all records of marriages,
whether lawful or not, open to in
spection, and directs a re-districting
of the territory for election purposes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29

THE PERPETUITY OF FAME-As the name of the i'm
mortal Washington has been most sacredly perpetual
ted as that of hero and statesman. also has the
fame Of Swaynes Ointment for skin diseases descend
ed into erpetuity the only reliable remedy in the
market for every character of skin disorders. and
the reward of wel-deserving merit. Worth and merit
go handnhand 1t is useless contradict the worth
of this article.
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A suspicion begins to dawn upon

A suspicion begins to dawn upon
those giddy voters in Massachusetts
who cast ballot for General Butler,
Just for the fun of the thing, that
they are not getting the worth of
their investment. He has been Gov
ernor three weeks and yet has not
caused single first-class sensation.
His message created only a passing
smile and his penny-wise attempts at
economy since have met with nothing
but derision. His ability to keep his
followers in a broad grin seems to
have vanished, and as it only needed
that this fact should be clearly dem
onstrated to put an end to his public
career. Governor Butler will proba-
bly, find himself the deadest bird in
the political pit before the year is out
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Tickings, &C., &c.

Our customers are reminded that Cotton Goods are
very cheap now, probably cheaper than they will be
later in the spring I have taken advantage Of the
depression in the market and bought large stock,
and propose to give the public the benefit of the
low prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-01-29

ME-Those having unsettled accounts are reminded
that my rule that all accounts must be settled the
beginning of the year, and want euery to comply
with this rule
@. ID. OWEN.
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Barton, Jan. 90, 1888.
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Piedmont in4titprtc.

The Exercises Of This School will hc re
Sumcd on the first WEDNESDAY, of SEP.
TENDER next, under II full corps Of in.
structors. ns fo.lowa:
W. NJ. McCASLAN, School of Latin and
English.
}. h. RILEY, DID,. School OF Greek,
Mental and Moral ScicnGd.,
}. l., BLACK, School of Mathematics and
Military Drill. .tr
MRS. W. NJ MeCAsLAN. t'tIntipal OF
Female Drfnrrmch,.
MISS tULA BROWN; TSaGbGf yf pti-
mary Department
MISS MAMIE EDWARDS &ilt fGetrHcI
IN Music, instrumental and Vocal
1t IS important th,t srudGGta B6 BfGScht
on first day Of the session..
Terms as heretofore. 81
ArPIicari6il$ f5r sfcoiat tdtGs, board,
&c should he made to Rev. j. X. RILEY,
or W. VI. MCCAsLAN.
r. a. GUILD,
s . President Board Trustees.
aug O., 1883 IL
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Woman

Proclamation: Frecdbh FOR women. What
is the right Of the b,.ll0t To woman cumpar.
ed with her privilege of enjoying health and
happiness in the charmed crolc of her so
cial and do,iicsIic relnIi6nsH Among the
many discoveries tending TO promote .hc
happin,s IS and hdtanceiheht of the human
race, nothing is 80 Intimately cohnecred with
the health and happiness of &omen-,hc
centre and sourcb OF our highest earthly en-
Jdyments-as the discovery of remedy
which meets her peculiar wants. and fs
her for the enjoyment of lite, and for mia
isiering i9stlsE happiness OF those with
whom slt issociaIed IN the tender rela-
tons o!fsisl or, wife aud iii6ther. This rem
edy isn SlySbal DR.. j. BRADrIELD's FE.
MALE AsroR,, "W0mnn's Best Friend i"
BY il f,mis cnancipated from the ills
pecup Her sex Before ITS magic row
ergalieifsSb harties Of the womb vanish
1t tarcG'"whites," suppression Of The "ncn-
ses," aid removes uterine obstruGiions Ii
cures constipation and Strengthens the sys-
tenn, braces the nerves and purifies the blood
nnd thus. doing il; dies more for her. and>
through hef, for The whole human family,
than any discovery Of modern times 1t
never fails, rs thousands of women will tcs
tify. Prepared by DR. J.BRAprIELD, At
lanta. Gn. Price, trial size, 75c.; large size,
Sl.6O For salc by all druggists.
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Advice to Mothers.

are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by n rick child suffering and
crying with pain of QUITTING tEeth? If so,
send at once and get n b8itie of.AIrg. win.
slows So6thihg Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculabe. It. will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mfs
take about il. 1t crres dyseniery and di
arrhoc. regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie. sottens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children TcGthing is pleasant TO
the inst", dnd is the prescription 81 bnc OF
the oldest dhd best female physicians and
nurses ih the United States, and is Tor sale
by MI druggists throughout the world
Price 20 cents II bottle. fei 10, ly
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a witness worth 9Eeariha.,.

4 q.
GREAT CoNsTERNATIoN AT MArqtEw
&6N's HOTEL, WEsTMINSTfEEsR, s G
"A LIFE SAvED--1r gs Now Hrs
| WADE MFcuM.
Mr.. III. y. Ermingcr Of Tho 'Erm OF
Erminger K Goldsmith, largo Candy
manufacturers Atlanta Ga, cheer.
fully and gratefully givos ts tho fol.
lowing wonderful facts;
II rcacbcd Westminster 8u.us,
Tho 18Th, that night I was seized
with violent attack OF Cholera
Morbus. Filloon actions on the
bowels occurred in less than four
hours. Tho pains kept on incroas-
my and tho actions on my bowels
wcro more frtducnt. Tho usual
remedies, Pa,'egdl'ic. '5Rhhica Gin
gor, &c. wcIp promptly, vigorously
and pcrsiston'tIy used, Bht without
avail. Tho Symptoms woro grow
ing worse 'hnd tioso remedies were
more than useless. by y lucky and
happy th"hght Norman's Ncutrali-
zing Cordial was procured and ono
dose, IN few minutes. brought
marked rofiof and four or fivo more
cfocLcd n complete euro. Boioro
l began tho use of this medicine.
WAS IN tho grcntest agony, my bow
OILS Unchecked, and was 80 cons
nlctely exhausted NJ scarcely to be
hblc To speak above Il whisper. The |
relief was 80 sudden and 80 conplrtc |
That could hardly realize it, and / |
know no bounds TO tho expression,
of my gratitude for the fomcdy THAT
saved mo from impending death.
am doing service to my folio "
mon in letting thom know its mcIrits
that they also May have it's aid in
time OF Thcfr danger.
The travelling salesman Of the
Wholesale Grocery firm of "A g.
WHY, Atlanta, Ga MIR. Matlhrwsnn
tho Hotel propriotcr> ahd Others will
chccrit:l!y testify to THO aHHvofacls."
Truly and Gratefully Yours
Ii. 9. ERMlNGLR.
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PUT A NEW BRAND ON HIM.

"Womcn are necessary evil" he said,
bringing down his fist hard on tho counicr
TO emphasize the hcurllcss remark 1t was
in the village sr6rc NJ West Milton, Sara-
toga county, and the speaker was the CEN
lral figure Of group of buchoic philoso-
piers He was homcly, sovenly and sixty
"Thcrc's where differ from you altogcth-
er," said .Mr. George 7. Graham, OF the
same place. "Women are mostly what men
make en-. When husbands are brutcs wives
will fall into Submission or make home ho,
for the men; and they're unnatural in eth
or character. tove them. and especially he
gooi 60 Them when th"y'rc sick, and you'll
have no trouble. There's my own wife,
row. She's suffered II good deal with dys>
PcpSia, nervous pr"SIrhl ion and other all
mcnis that took he bloom of her checks
and The sprung uul Of her' steps. We l. she
SAW an advertisement 0i PARKERS's Toxic,
and Thought it %otlld be just the thing for
her case. Gcntlrmcu, / sent five mics an ct
Il bottle. She took it. sent again after
more. So several times. Trouble? Why, II
you could see how much good i, has dWnr
her you w"ulI say that women are the
Src"ies' OF G"d's blessing, and pArKEn'S $
Toxic is The next
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Valuable Real Estate Iov Sale.

I WILL sell TO Tie highest bidder, at pub
1 lie OIL cry, on Snlcdny in October next,
the following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
belonging to the estate of the lnlG 7. NJ.
Welborn. deceased, to Wit:
One Half interest in One GInlf Acre Lot
on Mnin street, nearly fronting the Depot
in Easlcy Station, upon which n"c Three
Woodcu Buildings. This Property can be
treated for III pfiy",c 81 lc nny time between
now and snlcddy in OtiTB i.
Terms cash.
Will also make final settlement Of the
said estate on the 9th day of OcI obor, 1888
All Pgfsous holding demands against IN q
estate will rcridc, them legally attcsted; and
ihos6 'fidO6led Must rhTke payment on oi
before That dizzy.
Post office address, Barton's Crock, Oco
nee County, SOdth Carolina.
...a W; e. WELBORN, Admir-.
sept s, 1883 50 4
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LOOK OUTl
The Big Show Still
EI.ASAEYs =. e.

GTlLL they r"mc and yet they go, TKhse
- Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not stay.
All kinds of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, all
prices.
Bed Springs, W ire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grndcS
large variety of Extension. Kitchen,
Trnp"y and Center rartcs. Parlor and
Chamhrr SUITS. Lounges. Crndlcs, Cribs,
WI alnuIs, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands,
Chronus. Notices, Frames, &c, Kitchen
AMI Side Board Safes
Always in hand general line Of lindcr
lnkrrs Supplies, consisting "r CAskcrs.
Burial Cases and Burial Robes, for bnrh
sex. all styles. t"llims Trimmed in any
style "f Handles aud Plates, NJ all hours.
AL Goods III h"ittm figures. Call aud
see for y"trSc'v>s. No thhrgc madc for
lookiug. Accept thanks fhr past favnrs.
. a.. Ms HsUNs ON,
PROPRIETOR FSRNl rURE HOUSE.
G., -. 1923 2l
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On Thirty Days Trial.

the FoLrArc BELT Co.. Marshall. Mich.
W, VIII, send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Eltctro
ronn.o Belts and Electric Appliances On
eri"i Tor thirty days TO men (yoing or oId)
VINO arc afflicted with nervous debility. IosI
Vh"Ii'y and KINDRED troubles gu;t,untccinr
Speedy and complete restoration OF hehlfh
ana mnnly vigor. Address MS abbve.--N
b:|No risk is incu;; ;;red. as thirty days'
trial is allowed. iSS2-ly inn 4
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Valuable Real Estate gof Ssls.

0EyERAL .DESlE.tBEE BUILDING
- 30 rs FOR Ftlliii$ Residences, and also
Business Lots IN lie t"wn; and some Good
Farming Lots near 'nwH all for sale
cheap.
Purchasers can make il 10 their interest,"
to see me before purchasing. can give
bn Gnins in quantities.. rnhging from one
fourth acre to ono hundred
ALONIU N. FOLQER.
i'"dl ESiatc igcHt.
Easley, s. g. mug 8. 1888 As If
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l'inanriu. Chronicle

m 'tco ny ia. Finanria Chronicle.
NEw i''..,Y MAR>tAES.-Mar-
shall .."''., h'.1 has nSt appointed
II Sma t"."" ot deputy marshaIS.
fr,' SO ...... 49," hrHs IN the State, bnt
will yd5. l0nal marshals. To
servo .'.. " .'@.nt tho State, in II
short .m.. J. Bannistcr, J. s.
pH! ''a,yt" Nubinson, w. Y. Davis.
and liN2' iced. col"rcd, arc aJ,-
p"inl"j !" H"r onvilIc, W. |. FuIgcr
aud ". f"'y, in Pickens; Il. N.
Case! ~ hndorson, and J. +. Lafoy,
IN R.@.enI.
M M|rN Amanda B"ggn, wife
'nt NJ + ''rgGs.uf our town, died
last ii""d@' 'ght, nfLcra pfotrncl
cd 'iun' ". 0.35 o'clock. Mrs
Bog '.~ 'y'a long time beon n
cons ..nl nbor of the Methodist
.Chu "A 1.. , cd in the bright hope of
etc, ,''' Her doalh may indeed
bc s''@ .avo boon q triumphant
ono ~ha Low that doalh was fast
'appru"'h'ng. yet she talked calmly
and goi:uj %; the liking of ferrors,"
'oxrro".'] hrrsclf IN ut perfect poacc
wit her Gnd, and hcf willingness
10 "" ano.o her Father called
DoHIN t."" r. it no sting for her, and
Tho .|,r" nad long since boon robb-
cd ni Ha ,'rrnrs. Mrs. Boygs left
her ha%bnud and three thildrBh TO
mo-, ~" loath. Wo extend to
Tn, t,ro ws] tamil y our sincere con.
tlul'@cr.
NrA"">''. papers please copy.
]i.,o, noxandor Il Co. havo IL
'rolu}@r.s rlnck of Cashmcros, Al
pnca>, W"r'tcds, Jeans, Clothing,
I'm i.'s a..t Gonts Hats. Grnckcry
AMI l'Ius' wnrc, Harness. BridIcs and
'Sai|lr- iF"ota and Shoes, &C., &C.,
%h:"h they offor nt prices TO suit
I'll, t#p,r
fi+. ...vHnth annual Fair of the
Nr'@"|,'.o Agricultural and Mcchun
ich' .>""e'aIion Of South Carolina
eNw''' 'no"Dcd on Tuesday, Oclnbrr
'Oth, <N@ - tho grounds ct tho Ass
voc '"i'"" ~ GrccmviIl", 5. g., and
wi. r""linuo fodr days.
i"" "lpllsL Church TT GfGcnvilIc
ha '&sendcd II eulI to tho Rev. j. A.
Mo""y '' Nnrfdmon, N. G., who
VIII or'"lN tho pulpit of tho church.
"y..> All tell. Buy tho genuine
art "nd do not oxl,0nI your
m','@ O" Vllo trash. Shrincf's fndi
II" '"r'"'t'Io is guaranteed if lukn,
.""o'r'I"t 10 tho directions.
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L.t1C>lAL IIlENfss.

Thrrc VIII DO reliy,c us sorvicestir
tho prcsbyLori0h Churcl, ut finer, y
on Saturday and Sunday noxt Vii
.SahbnlhA -
died ON tho pl,ntation of NJ, Il, ma
Berry wcoI, boforo Inst -
- "a,
re- u. Il. ~: n. G'l,o WIN nave chhrgc
i9i VIC ou'Ior'"' department OF tho
'oditor. Il y
,.,,.. .,.........,,.< -.
;. lWo Ss"'"H =, on ,s,s', sostVn my" oceh
senSto t,,'7 o'";otrom gne i'taht"u uoh
vi fN''' 1 w. nuHSo'' !" 'ne upper
Port,"" OF n"er"on county, wh'c''
hro, oS '"'' "a" ocsI Wo h"Fe soon
t'''" S'"1"''. mo co't"',' ono nun
"''" "'' ',"''1 wv" "o''"' ""' INC
'%",nei % one ""nIreu ana sixty odd.-
tiiiefN was 'PInchtiy moro raln IN
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BOWE:N'S MILLS.

NOW HAVE NV MI hts in first rate
Il order, with II New Eureka SmuiIcr AMI
Separator, New Boiling Cloths, &c Give
us irin', nnd hrInga sack TO catch tht
screenings in for your chickens.
will also have competent Agents to File
your Gins with tie OMEN MncIiiic; The
only Machine that does its work perfectly.
If my Agents don't call on you, address, ME
at Briggs PostoIlicc, Pickcns County. and |
will send one at once in The Guunticy Of
Pichcus, Anderson and Grccnvllu
july IL, 1888 A % 2m
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Polishing the Wrons En-.

Many r"oA daily polish their boots who
nc 1r 'l'a " Thought to The condi,;d" m"" ~
VI '''r, c%cept 10 harrow it Gnsm6iiv y~i,,'
''b'"s. and NIB, or submit il 10 IHr ,,"ro "ro"
lyn'% n''' ions of tho average Lnrhr$
WNnl ,nlH "s? Why, this: From hcgIoc,
III 'h'i "'|'"fyi or amy Of n sdofo nf ca,',yOo
a. taf. l"r' preHfthrcly grty afid I, hcSino
to f''I ant, Pnrkcr's Elnir BdlsnTS S1,SI n'nS a'
o'scc '"" rho later process md res,ore 81 ',t' "'
S'E'n" "''">. An elegant dressing. ftsS
- '0'' "''" 3. Ola
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t;ravI.y Rns m''ilr SWi to me. to grant them
letters Of Admiui$trnli"n. with will annex
c.l, OF the Esiitb and effects of Jonnrhnn
King, ,lccrnScd--
These arc rhcfcrorc to cite and admon
ish dl and SinGml"r tile kindred and cred
irors OF the said JGnnrhrn ,king, dc,
ceased. that they. &c and appear helurc me-
in the Coutl 81 p'"hirc, 10 hc hcli ni Pick
ems @. H.. on the 6rh dag OF OcIubcr 1888
after publication hereof. ut ! o'clook il
the forenoon, to SRG# cause II a,Ry the,
have, why the s:Aa administration shoulu
not be granted.
Given iindrr my Hand anil seal This. the
11rh d"y of orplr'nhrr y. D., lN8;
J. II: NEWTON, trio.
sept 90; 1883 81 2
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,'". '"'' '.!s.e 80. ~,...!.., ~ di"p ihr m,o-
leading word. There Is no change, how
ever, IN the preparation itself, aud all bo>
Hes remainIns III the hands of dealers,
wrapped under the name OF PAKKEu'S
GINGER Toxic contain the genuine mr,li
cine II the facsimile signature OF llist:vx \
Co Is al the bottom of the outside wrapper
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w. E: I:IIlETTIE, Cashier.

w. E: I:II4tTTIII, Cashier.
CAPITAL, %l0O,OOO
SURPLUS; ) 10000
This B;hk will purchase at par IN ldrgc
or small amldunts, Checks on New York,
Philadelphia; Baltimore and Boston.
Checks for sale oil New York aud Char
lesion in nmouiiiS 81 $500 AVID over, nj
Mbncy order rates nyniltbIe for tcmilran.
ccs to dit fdtIs of the United States.
Money to Loan on coInltral and personal
Security.
LiEernl ndvaiiccs nradc 8B GortoR or other
Hrodd,G stored in any Warehouse III lGc
city.
DcP6Sirs received in any amoithtS, pay
nB!c on dcmaml, wirhou,, notice.
:, 1850 81 .Gm
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SOUTH CAROLINA ConLEaEAR
Columbia, -, g..

J6IIN' MCBRYDE, PHEsrpEA+.
c tESSION bcgirs October -. vac uion
> Ju0c lSrH. TUITION FHEE. XHiihnl
fec for ftpirs $40 Bomrd IL Src&.ifl's
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AND WILL KEEP GENUINE BARGAINS
IN BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CALICOS,
Shirlings, Drillings Checks, Bacon Flour,
Corn Meal, Bran, Salt. Molassrs, Sugar,
Coffee. Rice, Grts, Farming Implements,
and General Stock Of Mcrchrndisc that
will he sold at the lowest possible figure for
CASH.
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ntoH'ontt~ nri"rc rrurIvvu tor taxes.
All mt0rilaiiun ~ to taxes freely rivnn
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MI y. SMITH

Nj. =. fSNTEVET
Don't want you TO forget that he manages
the EASLEI HOTEL, aud will be pleased
TO serve You in first class style. and that
he also has charge, of the LIVERY, FEED
AND S\LE STARE on
a&yIRI aessl 'Ed &T'1S s!EIV.
And is prepared To take good care Of your
Horse "r furnish you "'r*l Glass Turnout
y. IL reasonable pr &C. Don't forget The
place whcr" your patronage will he npprc-
ciatcd. and where you will bc sure to tttt
the worth Of your money.
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Tax Notice,

COUNTY TEE\SUREK'S OFFICE,
PIcKENs G.. H., S. C., August IL, 1883.
\ accordance with the Supply Bill. np.
L proved Drccnihrr 23. 1882, notice is
hrr"Hy given that This nifoc will he n,,cn
for til" c"lIccriNn OF taxes ON SATURD lY.
the LIST day ~ HrVHmhcr 1888. and will
remain open until October 2Orh. Th .o,ntc
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Inc prna'y ct five prr cent. will attach
on all taxes where The May mStallmcnl was
not paid.
t"r the convenience of taxpayers | will
.',,," "r "a, 'ne l"',owM%g rlr"rs at the times
N"'t" n''"" ''r INC cui'cc;'Nn Of taxes:
1T Central
"Wednesday and Thursday, October 81 and
lIh AT Liberty.
Friday anl Saturday, October 5;h and
9Th AT raslcy.
Monday ahh t'drSdny, October srh and
9lh nj hacuSvillr.
Wednesday, G1iohcr l0'h ar Pumpkin
town.
Thursday. October llh nj K'rg'6 Store.
Friday. Ocrohrr I2Ih ut hurricane.
And for the balance Of tn, iiWG al my