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moitcu to Lcud,

Tor LoAN-I AM PREPARED TO lend
1900 900 on land, lots, C unity bonds and
land notes at reasonable rates and satisfactory
time, JAMES II. SIMPSON for Scottish Am.
Mort 90; ior Western Mort and Investment
Co., limited; for Dundee Mort and Trust Co
uml'eu. Jun 3
DAMS NEGO rlATED-Onc to five Years
- time. Land notes or deed of trust required
as security Texas Loan Agency, Corsicapa
Texas war9't,
MONEY TO LEND-On one 10 five years
wi time at reasonable rates. G. K. Wellesley
general manaeer, Dallas, Texas.
AND LoANe-J. b, Watkins h Co, DALLAS,
II Iexas. feb l9u
oNEf 10 LEND-R. D. Couahanour.
rvl feh7 n
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y reclamation Gor,;,

ADOPTION or rejection of ssis S,SS.--,,''0u ~
ments to the Constitution ~'u pfoPored aneSS-
ing ps e,se of ,h shall be held a. the
era COUNTIES Of Sft tS se sts prscnets y ~ POI.
by the officers holding ths vii WI be eeaduc:ss
made IN conformity with the lawn aS e and returns
proclamation. "e provisions Of M.
IN siab testimony whereof bs,s
sl Of tbs s my name and caused ,h hereto
Of Austin this ~ 9 g.. affixed, a. Ii. s I'm
ID. 1855. nay OF June A
By the Governor; ANHLANp, Goyensr
Jos w. BAIVEs. sacra,s,
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EOR SALE-VALUABLE ELM STREET
L properly, Nos. 7O5H and 707, S3x2, 0; in the
heart of city, Apply to J. W. Stratus, or +. G !.
Moore or j. S. Witwer iun2l I'm
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L0R SALE AT A BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE
I business corner, near the Texas Il Pacific de.
DOT Apply to LOuGLAS & DAN0VER. Real
Estate Agents, corner OF Elm and Sycamore
streets. iunlg. lw
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nor tALE-TWO FINE COUNTING ROOA
desks for sale, Inquire at Crystal Palace.
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EoR sALE-REeIDENCE At CORNER OF
Il Harwood and Wood streets. For t. rms
apply to GEORGE N ALDpIDGE. iun6.lm
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BIDS ARE INVITED FOR THE CoNsTRrc
TON OF A
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w manufacturing business in Dallas; sue
cess assured to parties investing. Address X
T. Herald Office innIo ,u
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DtclaraDt contraire il In loi la constructiOn~
lie n%i.lntlrn dies cantux. cOupes on losses
actuciicment fats, p"uvant cOninlre eau
du Bayou sur les terres lie derriere, 81 &c
nest pour III culture dH rZ; pOnrvOyant
ahN penalties ct ;nliquitnt Ia lElniere de
dispostr de lar.ent prove!ant DIES amen
DIES.
Attcnlu que, d'apres les intormatiOns re
cnes par lc Jury de Policr,:e Laiourche. GER
tiines personnes resultant dams Ia partie iatc-
rlenlc DIN Bayou Laiunrclir. ont creuse on
sont ell train de creuser dies ralaux on fOsses.
a travers les levtes ct les c6iraux, allant du
Bayou Lafourcht sur les telrcs en- arriere. ct
!nettInt. par ce mOyrn. unc "r:ti'le Quantlte
deau sur les tcrres DIES voi>in> den bas, All
grand domnlage ct detrinleit DIES facilities
dtgouter.
En- CONSEQUENCE. ii est rtsrlu par lie Jury
de Police dc la paroisse La.ourclle one:
SECTION Ill serl contraire i liz loi, pour
le proprlttilre on occupant dc tOute terre
ialsant face au Bayou Lafourche. de t:tire on
de tenn ouvert tout canal, coupe on fOSSc,
malntrt!ant fats, conhuis,nt on p"uvant con-
dulrc felu su i!iyo, Littourche SOFT Il travers
ia ievce. SOFT a tr;tvcrS les cOtetuX, pour Il I'M
porte Ilcl o'jet que ce SOFT, sans avolr prcala-
hlcilei.t ob;"nu l;He permission spectacle, don
nee contornitment aux lois TT ordonnauces re
latives a iilondation DIES tcrre, pour la cul-
ture dl riZ.
SEC. Ill sera du devoir de IInspccteur
49, ~ - l"A
tous les proprielair's gu occupants, sur les
tcrres desqaelS dc tells canaux on tossts cXiS'
tent actuellement. tic les boucher sans delal
Ct, 81 qael1uc proprietaire on occupan refuse
on ntgli2e de boucher ,e tells canaux, coupes
on tossGs, dams les dix .iours dc IA date &c la
notification, IL scra p,ssible dune amende de
lS3.00' ciuq p~iastres au moins ct dc lS50-0O]
cinquante piast:es aU plus ct dies trais dc la
.otrsrite devant une conr de jurisdiction
campttente. &c tout cituyen on proprietaire
| rosseIant DIES terres dams IL voisina.c du dit
delinquent 4ui peut ttre Observation-Disclosures
lHInrie par les 'lites coupes. can;aux on fOsses,
pairvu a'lssi cue chaqnc d6lirqnant soft sujet
a payer la dite a'nerde pour chaque ct toute
coupe. canal on fossG, ct pour chaque ct toute
negligligence on refis d'obeir Il claqne ct tou-
tc notification de lInspcctcur DIES chcnins ct
levtcs'
EC.3-Que toutes les amendes seront ver-
sees dams le Tresor de Ia paroisse.
SEC. Al est de plus resolu que cette or
dominance prcndra son ctfet imnIeiiatcment
apres sa PRONUNCIATION.
Approuyte ct adoptec lie IA dGcembre 1882.
(Signe. s. L. GIsI>AMOnE,
President Police Jury OF Lafourche.
Certifiee 1T. ALLAN, Secretary.
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a'o.. Rent.

F.. The Fine Store. on Main strso.
corner St. Philip. formerly oe.r. s'f n
Meyer. Possession viii be n;ra"ca p n
diately. e"ea NJ
JOS. 7. THIEoDEArx
Drug Ssn
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NOUVELLES DE PARTOET.

NOU VELLES De ARIOCV.
Les 6leveurs Gu Colorado portent
Ia valeur de leurs troupeaux a 3d.
O00,O00 de dollars, ct les benetices
de s ,500,Oo0.
LIE total DIES 6migrants dGbarGues
a Castle Garden, New York, du Ter
janvier au 80 iecembre dc Fannee
qui Went de fnir, est de 5000.
LIE Bureau DIES Destinations de la
vile de New York, a tix6 lie budget
DIES depenses, pour Tannee 1888, d
$2S,593,j3JJ, ce qui est un eScedant
de $1,1S6, 704 SUI celui de rann1e
1882.
NJ. John L. Hayes, president de
Ia Commission du tariff AMERICAN,
dit que lie tariff sera mOdi!ie dams lie
sens DIES suggestions de Ia commits
sion telles qu'clles ont etc moditiees
par lie cOmite DIES votes ct moyens.
Les ouvriers du be district con
gressiOnnel de New York ont for
mer une association pour s'opposer
a pentree DIES produits europeans, a
moins que les droits qui les frap-
pent Re soient plus eleyes.
Dams une revue sur la produc-
ton ct lie commerce du fer ct de
pacier, The Age Of Steel, de St.
Louis, Missouri, dit que 81 mile
Ouvriers sont employees par ces i'll
dustries, don't les produits, pour
Pannee 1882, sont estime a $780,
97,OOO.
Dams Pann6e finissant lie 81 de-
cembre 1882. lie frappage de Par
gent aux Etats- Unis a etc de $27,-
OOO, OOO. Anterieurement a rannGe
1858, lie total de cette monnaie dams
la circulation, 6tait de 500, GOO, 900,
ct depuis cette epoque, lie total du
frappage s'est eleve & S97, S25,297.
Tn tremblement de terre a ]et6
palarme parmi les habitants de
Rockland, Michigan, dams la mutt
du Ter janvier. II a etc suiyi dun
orage pendant lequel lie ciel parais-
salt Ell feu tant les cellars Sc succe-
daient avec rapidite.
M. Pendleton, auteur de Ia loi
sur la reforme du service civil, est
un des hommes les plus riches des
Etats- Unis j; il depense 500, 900 par
an pour reimbursement de ses d.
verses residences - son elegant
hotel 4 Washington, sd malson a
Cincinnati, son "cottage" q Con
way, New Hampshire, ct sd villa
du Mount Desert, Maine.
Les habitants de Boston ct ceux
de Cleveland, Ohio, ont cel6bre
Panniversaire de la bataille de Ia
NOuvelle-O Orleans. lie s janvier a
etc pour ces deux villes un jour de
fete. Les authorities federales ct eel
les de pEtat %assistaient aux c6re-
monies, qui ont etc marques par
deXcellents discourse
The Globe, de Toronto Canada,
dit que DIES capitalists du Ken
lucky won't etablir dams cette vile,
une grande fonderie, don't les bait
ments cohteront pas moins de 3
millions de dollars. Tn journal du
Kentucky ajoute que les capitals.
ties ell question montreraient plus
de patri0tisme Ell trayaillant
sur lie sol de pEtat.
La compagnie presid@e par NM.
Pense & Co, de Cincinnati, fabrique
des appareils telephonique ct cleo
triques. Ellie a form6 un capital de
100000, atm de bonner d la nou-
velle industrie un essor plus consi-
>d6rable. Les demandes de ces ap-
parcels augmentent chaque jour;
elles viennent de tous les points du
pays. LIE nom de la compagnie est
ssIhe Standard Electrical Works.
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49, A week mad at home by the in
40 dustlious. Best business now be-
Y fore the public Capital not need
"A ed. We will start you. Men. wo-
~ Z men. boys and girls wanted every
- where to work for us. Now is the
time. You can work i'll spare time. or give
Your whole time to the business. No other
business will pay You nearly as well. No one
can fail to make enormous pay. by engaging
at once. Costly outfit and terms tree. Money
made fast. easily, and hdnorably. Address
True g. Co., Augusta, Maine.
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DIES oUAT11
SEASONS,

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRlEIAll
WI du RESTAURANT DIES QUArHE3AnM
PREVENT SEES amis dc Ia viIlu ct de b u.
payne, ainsi quo lie public Gu g6n6rale. 81
a transfGre son restaurant du No. la e
Ia Il de Chartres au No. Ill do b -
rue, pres de St-Lou,s. II profile de eetts = !
casiOn pour remercier lie public ct gu
en- meme temps la continuation dc ~ -
veillant patronage. II infOrme en- outs 3
amis quill u DIES salons particulars ~ r
mier, ct des cham bres meGbl6es D lousr 4
semaine GU an mOis. Les personnes = !
vile ct della campa.nc y trouyercnt tol j.
comfort desirable. LIE restaurant sera oSs
jusqu'a mlnuit.
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III. HGEFWANN,
Dealers in

EUI NITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
Il Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tation black walnut Cotins, also cypress
collins made to order, &c, &c.
In e. a~nection with 4. 4 HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker and Repairer of all kinds Of fur
nIture. Main Street,
~l5jan7G ly Bet. Jackson and st Philip.
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DR.. j. II.
and SON.

Have opened their Office At III
corner Of St. Philip and Thibodau|
Streets. Consultation at all Asss|
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Rotary JOE Press.

Ayant tout lie materiel n6cessaire. nous sem
mes 4 mtne d'eXecuter tour les ouvragcs ty-
pographiqnes qui nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat, cartes d'atIaiIes, entGtes de
features, tickets d'habitation. bi.ncs, circu-
laires, etc, seront intprinles dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix moderes.
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ABOSNENENT.
ANNONCEs.

Tn carrs dc 10 lignes; ierc insertion 81 so
- 2inC ~
" " Insertion add. 50
Toutc annonce Indignant la profession
avec Tadresse ct neNcedInt pas quttre
lisnes, par an. Observation-Disclosures. s. 0C
Annonces de candidats, d'avance 49,. 10 go
Necrologie. par ligne.----..----:- 10
TOute annonce colnnlefcitle public Il Fan
nee sera insGr6n All taux de 80 cents par pou-
ce pour Ia premiere insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions sul,Sequcntcs.
Toute aanonce don't lie noml @ d'inscrtio:s
nest pas specific sera irserGe insqua ncuyel
Ordre au tauX Ordinaire.
ATELIER TyPOGRAPIIIQUE.
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NOUVEAUX AhRANGENESIE
HOTEL lDI3S ETRAN6Dh~
EncOignure des rues Green ct ThlDoSs~

Dir. Thomas Albert Prevent ses -
les vOyageurs quill Went de falre 10 q
al arrangements qui lul permesuSs.
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudrons
rer de leur confiance
Repas Atoute heure de Ia joufnee =
commando. 800
Table d'hote a 10 heures du matia l.
d6jeuner ct 4 a heures du sOir pour
Chambres cOmmodes ct bien gafn'@
PRIx MODEREES.
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FOR SALE.

The house and lot belonging to St. Johns
Episcopal Church, situated on jackson street
is for sale. Parties wishing to purchase the
same should apply to
IT. GRISAMORE.
Il. Secretary
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AvENDKE.

I'm terrain, magasin 1T residence, situ6 d Is
miles Ell bias de Lockport. S'adresser a
dec-2-S2. Nine. VICTOR PAVE
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people ale always on the
.a.n lookout FOR chances TO in.
4I re - crease thtir earnings, and
8Ha$3 "a 81 - in time become wealthy !;
W. E~~ those who do not improve
their opportunities remain III poverty. We Of
fer a great chance to make money. We want
many men, women boys and girls to work Tor
us right in their ow Il localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start. The
business will pay more than ten times ordina-
ry wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages tails to make money rap
idly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your ispare moments. Full H.
formation and all that is needed sent tree.
Address STINsoN & Co., Portland, Maine.
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A Vendre.

I'm certain moroccan de te1ro STUD sur la
rive droite du Bayou Latourche, 4 4 MILES en-
haut de Thibodaux, mesurant un arpent de
face sur quarante de p~rofondeur.
Pour les conditions s'alresser a
Us. GOODE. AvOeat,
IL jan -2f. ThibOdaux. Luc.
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Tire following observations are taken at
lhe same moment Of time lO:A p. m, Sa-
vaunah mean time J. at the stations named:
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STRUCK BY TANK.
An Eagle News Company Agent Thrown
from a Train and Fatally Injured.

An Eagle News Company Agent Thrown
from a Train and Fatally Injured.
4 fatal accident occurred on the Sa-
Yannah, Florida and Western Railway
Yesterday afternoon near Jesup. An
agent Of the Eagle News Company
named George Tarver coming north on
the afternoon express, leaving Jesup at
/: 20 O'Clock, was standing on the platform
Of a car leaning out from the steps.
when he was struck by a water tank and
thrown from the train, receiving injuries
which resulted in his death. The train
was running at full speed, and the force
of the shock was so great that his body
was turned several times around before
striking the ground. The accident
was witnessed by several passengers
and the train was brought to stop and
the injured man taken on board. He was
placed on "A bunk of cushions arranged in
the paymaster's car, which was attached
to the train, and brought to savannah.
DR.. Duncan was Immediately sum-
moned. Upon examination, his
skull was found to be fractured.
The brain was injured and the
unfortunate man died about four hours
after the accident occurred. Coroner
Sheftall was notified and impanneled
iGry. and will hold an inquest this morn
Ing. The remains of the unfortunate
man were removed to his home at the resi-
dence of his brother. samuel II. Taryer.
corner of Liberty and Price streets. The
deceased was nineteen years Of age. He
was formerly in the employ of the News
company, but for the past year was en-
piGyed by the Savannah, Florida and
Western hallway in this city as fiagman.
4 few days ago he went back to the News
company and was on his first trip when
he was killed.
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R,var ImDrovements.

The four wing dams at the supper
Flats were completed Saturday. The
effect of these works upon the channel is
already perceptible, and it is the opinion
of the engineers that there will be within
a short time depth of twenty-five feet
OF water at this point, an increase Of six
feet. The construction of the wing dams
at the cabbage Trees or''Lower Flats, !"
has been commenced, and it is expected
the work will be finished in two months.
With the finishing of these dams all the
appropriation for improving this harbor
viii be exhausted. The engineers are
satisfied that the Jetties will accomplish
all that has been claimed for them, but
the improvement will be gradual, and to
secure the full benefits, the system must
be carried out to its completion. As we
have heretofore stated, and as is generally
known to those who have read General
GillmOre's reports upon the Improvements
of Savannah river and harbor, the plan
embraces a system of jetties and wing
dams from the city to Tybee, by which the
depth Of the water will be
increased to twenty-five feet. This
will give twenty-seven feet over
the bar, and an inside anchorage
where hundreds of ships can anchor
with plenty of water. Savannah
will have no rival on the South Atlantic.
We understand from the officer in charge,
Lieut.. Thos. n. Bailey, Corps of Engineers,
L. :. A, that there is a great interest
manifested in commercial circles in North
ern cities about the improvement of this
port, and many inquiries have been made
as to the progress of the work.
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Superior Court.

Hon. A. 2. ADAMS, Judge presiding.
The court met Saturday at 10 O'Clock a.
IN. and disposed of the following cases:
John c. Rowland VS.. Steele NJ. White,
administrator estate of VIM. r. Pritch-
ard, Jr.. deceased. Foreclosure of mort
gage on realty. Rule nisi granted return
able to the next term of the court.
John MolOney, complainant, and John
j. Reilly ct al, defendants. In equity.
Dismissed on motion of cOmplainant's
solicitors.
Anna Mcclellan, complainant, and
Henry Haym, executor, etc. In equity.
Hearing was had in part upon the motion
for injunction to issue, when further
hearing was postponed to next week.
Fl. NJ. Conner Il Co. VS.. f. d. Pritchard.
Motion for new trial by defendant. Argu-
ment heard and judgment of the court
rendered refusing new trial.
Peter Williams, complainant, and Elias
Brown, executor of Mrs. G. A. Cloud, de-
PENDANT. In equity. Argument heard
and decree rendered in favor of the COM
plainant requiring defendant,as executor,
to make titles to complainant for certain
lands, upon payment to him by complain.
ant of balance due upon the purchase
money OF same, the complainant to pay
all court costs.
In the matter of the application of G. H..
Haywood and others for incorporation of
''The Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons (colOred) for the State
of Georgia." Order of incorporation
granted as prayed for.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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The Stars.

July is a field day among our celestial
neighbOrs. The most favorable months
for studying the movements Of the shining
brotherhood that, the earth included,
makes up the suns family, is as rich IN
incident as any month in the year. EX-
cepting far away Neptune and Uranus
every planet in the system is visible dur
ing some portion of the month, and every
planet plays part on its brilliant record.
Visitors at the seashOre, among the noun
tains. and in quiet country homes will
find no more fascinating occupation than
that of tracing the varied planets of these
bright wanderers in the celestial depths,
as they rise and set, come close together
and travel far apart over the celestial
highway. Neither, as their eyes are
turned upward to the glorious page which
nature opens to their admiring gaze, can
they fail to gain new views of the wond-
rous Architect who spangles the sky with
shining points, and, holds in heavenly har-
mony each grain of sparkling star-dust.
each mass of nebulous haze, and each
sun of the myriad host of suns that, bound
together by immutable laws, make up the
material universe.
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Great Reduction by one Famous.

In order to dispose of our goods more
quickly we have decided to make a sweep
ing reduction on our entire stock of spring
and summer clothing. The following par
tial list shows the reduction made. This
reduction gives all in need of good cloth
ING the best chance that ever was honestly
offered: $25 fine Diagonal Dress Suits at
$40, $25 fine Cashmere Suits at $50, SIS fine
Cashmere Suits at $15, SIS fine Cashmere
Suits at $12. $12 fine Cashmere suits at $40,
81 fine Cashmere Pants at Sc, So fine Cas-
simere Pants at So, So fine Cashmere
Pants at 81, 81 fine Cashmere Pants at SO.
The Famous MiddleseX Flannel Suits at
$1I. On Youths and Boys Suits the same
reduction will be made. Go to the Famous
New York Clothing House, 40 Congress
street.-AdU.
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Hammocks, Mexican HammOcks,
Now open at LaFar's.-Ad0.
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BRADsrREEr,s BUDGET.
Trade endorsements Reported During
the Past Week.

Trade Embarassments Reported DuHAhS
the Past Week.
There were 162 failures in the United
States reported to BrddStreefs during the
mast week, % more than the preceding
week. 81 more than the corresponding
week of 1882. and so more than the same
week of 1881. The principal failures were
f. W. Holbrook Il Co., commission dry
goods. New ork and Boston; The Man.
chester Iron and Steel Company, of New
York and Pittsburg; J. ". Morrill, & Co.,
wholesale saddlery, Louisville, Kentucky,
and G. L. Wing, saw-miu, at WIN
gelton, Mich. Compared with the
previous week, the Middle states
had 40. an increase OF s.;
New England States -, a decrease of 81;
Southern States %, an increase OF !; ives
tern States 43. a decrease OF l; Paclnc
States and Territories 81, an increase OF
10: Canada and the Provinces p, an ill.,
crease of 1. In the principal trades they
were as follows: General traders 20;
grocers 20: liquors IL; clothing y; manu-
facturers :; dry goods 6; hardware o.;
hotels and restaurants 6: iewelry 6; drugs
): shoes 4: tobacco and cigars 4; coal and
wood 4: bakers and cOnfectiOners 3; COM
mission 8: fancy goods =; millinery =;
grain =.
The following were reported from local
territory:
SOUTH CAROLINA.
neutrality-suspicious. & Pool, grocers,
have failed.
GEORGIA.
Columbus-Siefrank & Slade, paints, owe
80, 727; assets 1854.
Cuthbert-H. /. GOrtatOwskl, JeWeler,
offers 30 cents.
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HAMPTON L. FERRILL.
Clerk c. 0. &C.

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Wheres,
VI JOHN RUTHERFORD has applied 70 I'm
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administrs.
ton on the estate of WILLIAM RUTHER.
FORD, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisl
all whom it may concern to be and appeaFb e
fore said court to make objection Of any thel
have) on or before the FIRST MONDAY Is
AUGUST NEXT, otherwise said letters viii
be granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN o. FERRll
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the BOD
day of June, 1888.
HAMPTON /. FERRHL
Clerk c. 0. &C.
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Amrtion Sales ao.n,n
PONY, BUGGY, WAGON. TT76,23,s.--.
G. H. DORSETT. Anc+;o
WIN sell at IL O'Clock, THIS nav
OF store, = N I

OF store, i N irol
l6 sacks CORN. 5 new CIocEo
CARPET, BAR BOTTLES fB2hUSSET
CLASSES, etc, l small MASON ~ j A RFS
ORGAN, CANDY CASE. win ~ q HAAfIn
Glass Front, l SEWING MACHITSIaEEe an
WATER APPARATUS, WRAP'PpITNSEE,. SOD,
snd l BASS ga M RR TIN PAPER. WPP5AlPE
2 BED ROOM SETS, LOUNGFI- " I'D 10 Mi
RAGE, OIL CLOTH, BGC7kiITAABBY can
TRESSES, 10 CHAIRS. / easa ELS yIs, Mar
BED SPRING, WHITE PAN1TSs N AIcHFs
COUNTER SCALES and lot 81 Eng g yESTs
Ends. VI Vaas N.
Also
FOUNTAINS FIVE-YEAR-orr
gentle and well adapted to the p S-D =, Pony
or lad. use OF IA,
~ ] Buggy Bugs SPRING WAGON and non