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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Medi.
cine.

The best family medicine made. l, is the
latest and by far the best corrective Of all dsor-
ders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market. Acts like ii charm in Indigestion, Tor
Did Liver and Constipation. Only try II. For
sale by all druggists. b-Sm
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1'rOckery.

W. t. Wilson, has the largest stock of French,
English and American China in Tallahassee 25
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Esay state shoe and s.ca,h-rCo

d 3 M"snni-> Jr, is the only hous,. selling
> ah,ind ScicWed Boots and Shoes in TINS civ
y BAY STATE SHOE AND LEATHER Co.
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Harmess! HarmeHS!

w. r. Wilson has the largest stock of Buggy
and Wagon Harness, Saddles and Brides in
Tallahassee. 20
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s. Regular meetings ot AECuIA l.St Nj.
- NJ : held the second and FORTH Non. -tt
- If each month. at their Lodge ROom, ut O'Clock
A. Pariarch- in good standing invited 10 attend
b. A MEGfNNISS. &. p.
~ NJ MCiNToeH, SB. SCRIBE
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The Root and Shoe Store

Has complete line OF all the best makes of Boots
and Shoes, and will be sold at low figures.
"A D. B. MEoINSIss, JR.
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Cover Your Furniture.
WR Wilson has the handsomcst stock Of
Cretonnes ever saw in Tallahassee 25
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There is no stock Of Dress Goods in Taahas-
- V hich viii compare with W K Wilson's y
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Mr.. Edward Meek, a pupil ot The College Of
Music OF Cmcinnali, Will receive pupils in Piano
an; Vocal Music. Tha>. desiring terms Can see
Mr. Meek at Mr.. Whitakcr>. Tuition per
quarter SEQ 26tf
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eSrc>~ Goods.

F"n'l.!a SEED Ryc, at b. y Mcginni->
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a. -. u. =, Co.'s Black Tin.

". X Wilson ltt> Il mil line 81 The A. :. + &
60 B sck Tip Shoe lor Ci.ilircu p
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Mr. j. j. Combs, of Zellwood, Orange coun-
W has been stopping for several days al the ST
james Mr. Combs has been prospecting some
what IN Middle Florida with view of selecting
home for himself among the hills, and expresses
himself as very much pleased " it'll the surround
ings Of Tallahassee. We hope that we will have
the pleasure OF welcoming him among us at no dis
tant day a permanent resident
DIR. &. ). Wilson returned from Carrabelle
on Friday and gave the details of a very dis
Iesslng accident at the Empire Mills. by which
young son Of Il Mr.. Calhoun. who was caught
IN the machinery, had his left arm broken in
three places the flesh stripped from it, and the
hhlo Jefked on. The little fellows wounds were
dressed, he was sent to Apalachicoa for treat
Intnt, and at ias accounts he was doing we'll
Nothing gives a brighter appearance,
stronger Indication OF thrift and cleanliness than
The application ot little whitewash to the
fences and ou buildings OF ones premises. Our
city will soon begin to receive It's tide of winter
visitors, and nothing is more likely to impress
strangers untavorably than sone of the old.
rusty, weather beaten enclosures to be seen in
portions of the town. Lime is cheap Terl,un.
sap, dc.
We desire /" call especial attention to the
advertisement ri d. VI. Ferry Il Co.. Detroit,
Mich, which appears in our columns They are
one of The largest and most reliable firms en-
gagged in The seed business IN The United States
and then seed, have justly earned great popular
ily by always being fresh and just what they are
represented To he. Oar r.3. crs will find these
seed on sale a Cole, x Bcr,''> and at The store
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Says a prominent horseman. in giving his
opinion of Nanderbits mare, Maud s., whose
great feat at Chicago put her at the head land
dubbed her Queen OF the Turi,') "ln my
opinion the time is not Tar distant when a two
minute gait will be recorded" 1t will certainly
be The case if horsemen continue to use Ken
dal's SPAWN Cure, as it limbers up the joints,
removes all blemishes and in fact has made a
complete rev ,luton in the horse business
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stiff k1HtA
bust Received.

Ia DunnPo ,nsi otncr fashionable ~h ..nS, i, u
B. Meginua-, il "A
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"KDride OF Lenn..
The IDrS Good. Trade

Coles X Boards " Pride OF Leon Is the best
Jour made Dc
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Meat Advancing.

Bellies, ~ Fat Backs. ~ L. G. Sides ".
Freight 4S cents per hundred on gross weight.
26-if Y A. LEVY.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Record If Temperature at TdAahaAste, Fiort&t,
for the past geek. i
Observation. taken by ". A RAwIA; Druggist aid
Pharmacist.)
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a liood Ave for DO Cenfa.

Kings, Collins and other brands always on
hand 1852 u. w. SAXON q co.
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Civil AnDOinImenIa

In all colors, at d. B. Meginniss', Jr
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EXECUTORS SALE

DInSuANT to an order of tho Court of
a Common Pleas, tho undersignetl nv
Executors Of Stephen McCully, deceased
VIII sell ut Anderson, y. c., on SALEDAS
IN NOVEMBER next, Mt bubble saIa tba
following Lands, the Real Estate of the said
stephen hlcCully, deceased to wit:
THE BuRRlSS TRACT, containing
10 acres, more or less. situated on Gener
oStce Greek, four miles West of Andersen.
n,1o,nlng John Hall, Vim. Hall, n. a.
McIuiiy, ma others. On this place is a
Eooi uweliing'housc out houses, with
land enough open for cultivation for good
two-horse farm. e''"
THE GORDON, OR WHITE HALL
TRACT. containing l07 acres, more or les.
situated IA miles from Anderson G. IL. on
me rHndinton Road. adjoining u. a 1aIi
Col: J. N. Brown. and others nearly ono.
haif III cultivation, tho remainder In orip;.
nal forest, with beautiful stream of watar
hownE through it, This Tract can he
equally divided, so rs to make two very
desirable small farms ant. will be if desired.
ALSO,
ONE TRACT, situated in Oconee Conn.
", not far from Seneca City, in the neigh
6orhood of Lewis Morehead, -- Mc.
ponald. and others, containing 90 acres,
TERMS OF SALz.-One third to bs mid
twelve months, with interest from dev ~
Aele. to be secured by bond and moriya 90
i tho premises. Purchasers to nav rytrn
for papers. f' '"
\: a. McCULLY,
= w. w. HUMPHREYS.
Executors Of 8. McCully, deceased,
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Plovipg Mattel, Mt Shutdown.

MIR. EDITOR: The local committee APP
pointed to superintend the plowing match
of Sulky Plows Mt Slabtown, hold on the
9th inst, under the auspices of Pomona
Grange, have been requested by the W..
NJ. of Pomona Grange to make u report
for publication in your paper, and beg
leave to present the following: Our COM
mittee feel that proper solution of the
labor question in agriculture rests main
ly upon the introduction into the County
Of improved farm implements. II by
the use Of any improved agricultural I'M
pIement one hand can do the work or
Two hands, then something is gained, and
we are gratified to state that upon the oc-
casion referred to, five Sulky Plows were
exhibited demonstrating upon the field
by actual test that labor can be econo-
mized. Some of these plows with two
horses cut burrows to the width OF hiteen
inei,es. and went oven to the depth oi
twelve inches, which is certainly moro
than can bo done with two horse walk
ing plow. And not only Is more "olk
accomplished with tho same labor, nuL
the work is done better and with greater
ease
or the five piows above mentioned;
three Of these. the Cassidy, the Powell, and
Oshorne arc ownod by farmers residing IN
the upper part of the County, who say
thew are now working them successfully
on their farms. G. s. Beatty, represent,
ing Sullivan & Bro, exhibited tho Wlard
Suiky and the Randall Harrow, doing
good and effective work; inc Acihe ~ ne
Earrow was also tested and proved 70 De
| a valuable implement. McConneil q
Tribble. agents for the Powell Sulky, were
reprcsented by Mr.. Mcconnell, who also
Ak GOOD work, Mr.. Whit Hamilton, o1
| Pickens County, with riding cult'va!or
nf I;s own invention, showed how with
one.haIf the labor usually performed, he
baS cnitivated his crop Of cotton and corn
| the present year: During tne consI .s.tod =
I blowing lively compettion Ia er
| one striving to excel the otneI, III nhu thni st
| well was the work periormed oy All nu ann
| the Committee are at loss W ,,,o',IG mmG
which plow did the best, ana We .:nr mou,u
| not In this report make speclal HsnlV, -
of the particular advantages one ciaino s.;ns ~
| hold over another. Many Oh our ci.sa,,' .,.H,,,
were present to see and to learn ior 'nei''
| selves. 49,, c,mmittef
helieye that these meetings, Where nn
nroyed agricultural implements are prao 70
ticaiiy tested, are doing nuch gooa
ADVANCE the agricultural interests OF ou
C,ounty. We live in an age or pfog,ess
| we neither SOW nor reap rs our latnea ..N
did. Change Is seen In almost everyIn,nS ny,
As good farmers we should strive 10 hc.!
nacs with the times, encourage tue pu,
chase of improved implements, hnspnn'
S,}r resources, and utilize everything
Available to economize labor.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County or ASDYRSOS

COUNTY or ANDERSON.
IL, the Cburt Of Common Pleas.
Elvirk Bryson vs. james Is. Moore, Eliub
3. Moore, ct al.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale made by
Il his Honor Judge J. b. Kershaw, fa-
ted 10th October, 1883, in the above stated
case, will sell at Anderson e. H., s.. G..
on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, at
public auction, the following described Re-
al Estate. to wit:
ONE TRACT or LAND, containing
474 acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of ID. i. Anderson, Estate of Rev. William
Carlisle. deceased, J. w. Norris and w. a.
McFall, it being the same whereon the late
Mrs. Nancy Moore resided.
The above described Tract will be sub
divided into two or more Tracts, and sold
in lots to suit purchasers. Plats of same
may be seen at my office at any time before
day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third Of purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the remain
der on a credit Of one and two years, in
one and two equal annual instalmeDts,
with interest from day Of sale at the rate oi
ten per cent. per an mum, payable annually.
The purchasers to give bond and mortgage
of the premises to secure the purchase
money. Purchasers to pay extra for papers
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct IL, 1883 Is 4
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Parties wishing Artist Material will find
the best assortment aud quality ut
WILulrE 4 WHITES
LAMPS Lamps, Lamps, Lamps. Lamps,
Oi sizes, shapes and prices To suit all.
WILlIIrE e WlLuIrE.
Library Lamps, House Laups, Hand
LAMPS, parlor Lamps, Bracket Lamps,
Students Lamps, and various other kinds
too numerous to mention. Give us a call
anu see for yourself.
WiLnlrE & WlluirE.
Artist Boards, Canvas Cloth, extra
quality of Artist Brushes, Palettes. Tube
Paints, etc. WILHlTE & WlLmITE.
We are prepared to sell You Lamps from
70 cents to Fifteen Dollars. Before buying
give as II call.
W.Ln!rR g WlluIrE.
Large stock of Diamond Dyes, largest in
the city. All shades and all colors, 10
cents per package.
WILuITE e WILniTE
The best Cologne mt Wilhite & Whites
Tnpran's Sweet Byc-and-Bye," the best
25c Cologne, for sale only by
WlLHlTE & WILulTE.
We keep everything that is kept in n
first class Drug Store, and do not propose
to be unlersold. Give us Il call and SEQ
WILuIrE & WlrllIrE.
II you want good cup Of coffee come To
the City Grocery and get some of our O. G..
Java and fine Rio Roasted Coifees.
REED & WERp.
First barrel Florida NJ Mullct Just received.
Also, u lot fine new Mackcrel. Have a
lot fine Mountain Apples, consigned to us,
To arrive on first freight
REED e. WERn.
One HUNDRED Sewing Machines
just received by G. a. REED, Agent, con.
sisting of the New Home" model of
perfection the light running "American." :"
and the Victor" which is universal
, fuvorite. Office and Wareroom over Reed
d Webbs City Grocery Store.
Best finished Buggios ever brought to An.
derson are now being "o!d by A. l.. Wclch
4 Co. Depot Street. A3 --Gm
Brc1ruPAIRA."-Quick, complete cur,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Discusses. 81. Druggists.
Use Eagle" brand condensed milk. The
best. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot
Oat Meal just received.
BUGGlES!-Any person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
blcs them to select til" most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
Boots and Shoes Boots and Shoes For
the largest stock, best solid leather goods
and very lowest prices 90 to &. +. Jones e
Co. l3-3n
c. +. Jones & Co. have already received
their second stock Of BLACK Cashmeres,
Cloaks anil Jackets. Their store is now
full Of beautiful cry goods. and it Is the
place for ladies to get genuine bargains in
every thing they need. See their pricas hc-
fore Won buy. I3-3m
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSOS COUNTY.
J" tie Court Of Lo,um"n Peus.
Guy II. Norris, Mamie NJ Norris, Pearl
$. Norris and Lizzie S Norris, by their
Guardian nd Item, +. NJ. Norris, and
others, plaintiffs, vs. lIolbert II. Ackcr,
and others, Defendants Compinim for
Partition, DC.
pi virtue OF an order 20 me directed in
- the above stated case by his Honor
J. Is. Kershaw, Presiding Judge, dated 9th
October, 1883, will sell at Anderson &. II -,
s. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, the following described Real Estate,
to wit:
Real Estate of VIM. H. Acker, deceased.
TRACT NO. l, containing II acres. more
or less lying in Honca Path Township. atl-
joining lands of Newton Ackcr, DR.. w. c.
Brown. and others.
ar less. lying in lionca Path Township ad
Joining lands of Newton Acker, DIR. w. G.
and others.
Real Estate of Nary C. Acker, deceased
TRACT NO. l, or Homestead contain
erals Road. in Varennes Township. and
adjoining lands OF II. y. Acker. James
Snclgrove, T. j. Leak and Others
TRACT NO. ., containing 58t acres,
more or less, lying on the Generals Road,
in Nnrennes Township, and adjoining lands
! Of #. j. Leak, Thomas r. Drake and others.
TRACT NO. 3, containing 5s3 ncres,
more or less. lying on the Generals Road,
In Varennes Township. and adjoining lands
of Thomas +. Drake, II. II. Acker and 9TH
ers.
These Tracts of Land ore well watered,
and in every way desirable property. The
Home Place in Varenncs Township Is cs-
pecially desirable.
TEnas OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance on q credit Of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, and to be secured
by bond and mortgage OF the premises,
payment at any time. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct IL, 1883 13
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson COCSry

In Court cf Common Pleas.
Mrs. Sarah G.. Cherry. Plaintiff, VS.. Mary
Cherry, ct. al, Defendant
DURSUAST to an order of sale in the
IL above stated case. made by his Honor
J. B. Kershaw, Presiding Judge bearing
date October 5, 1883, will sell at Ander-
son c. H., 8. c., on SALEDAY IN NO.
VEMBER next. at public auction. the fol.
lowing described property, as the Real Es
tate Of George Il. Cherry, deceased. to wit !:
ONE LOT, situated in the Village of
Pendleton, containing one acre, more or
less, and known as lot No. in the plan Of
said Village.
ALSO,
THE HOTEL LOT, situated in the Vii.
lage of Pendleton, fronting on the public
square, and known as lot No. II in the
original plan Of said town.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the pur-
chase money 70 be paid in cash, and the
balance on q credit OF one and two years,
with interest from. day Of sale, 70 be secur-
ed by bond and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra Cor papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master,
Get II, 1888 % a..
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERYON COUNTY
III The Court 0f Common Pleas.

l" The Court of Common Pleas.
Harriet Pritchard, Mary A. Shearer, and
others, plaintiffs, v Ann Morris, Fanny
Whitaker and 1T, ,1and. Joseph r. Whit
takcr, and others, Defendants. Complaint
fer Partition. &c
PY virtue Of an order to me directed in
~ the above stated case by his Honor
Is. kershaw, Presiding Judge, and date Il
l1th October, 1855 viii! sci! se! ct i RIDER
son 6; II: S. c., on SALEDAY IN NO
VEN BIER next, the following described
Real Estate, rs the real estate of Jumes
Morris, deceased. 70 wit:
TRACT NO. |, containing 1911 acres
more or less. lying on both sides of Rich.
land Creek, in Rock Mills Township, and
adjoining lands Of S. IT. Pettigrew, ID. X.
Watson and others.
TRACT NO. 2, containing l7Oi acres
more or less, lying on the Ess. side oc Sen.
eca River, in Rock Mills Township, and
adjoining lands Of d. g Taylor and others.
TERMS or SALE-One- thiii. cash, and the
balance on crodit Of twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale, and to be secured
by Bond and mortgage of the premises, With
leave to the purchaser to anticipate pay
Inent at any time. Purchaser to pay extra
for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct III, 1883 !3
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County

In the Court of Common Pleas.
NJ. E. Pettigrew, and others. vs.. J. w. Kel-
ley, and Others Complaint for Sale of
Land, de-.
pY virtue Of nn order to me directed in
-lp the above stated case by his Honor
J. B: kershaw. Presiding Judge dated 9Th
October, 1883, will sell ut Anderson C. H .,
s. c., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, the following Tract Of Land, as the
Real Estate of George w. Kelly, deceased,
to wit:
"All that Tract of Land, containing sS
acres, more or less, situate partly in Ander-
son and partly In Abbeville Counties in
the State OF South Carolina, and ndjoining
lands OF VIM. McGee, ]. L. Wiics and
Others"
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and bal-
ancc on credit O: twelve months, with in
tcrcst from day of sale. to be secured by
bond and mortgage Of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay extra Tor papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Oct H. 1888 II
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERsON CouHrY

IN thc Court Common Pleas.
e. r. Harper, as Administrator and Heir.
at-Law, vs.. J. w. Harper and Others
Complaint for Partition.
EOURSUANT to an order of Court in the
a above stated case, will sell at An
derson $. c., ON SALEDAY IN NOWEA.
BER next, at public sale, tho Tract of Land
below described, as the Real Estate of Jno
ii. Harper, deceAse.i, TO wit
All that TRACT OF LAND, situated in
Anderson County, 8. c., on saluda River.
adjoining Lands of A. R. Cox, Mary j.
Harper, Mrs. Wilkes, and Others, contain.
ing one hundred and ninety three acres,
Terms OF SALE-One third cash, and tho
months, with interest from day of sale. to
oe secured by bond and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay extra for nee.
essary papers.
w: W. HUMPHREYS, Master
Oct II, 1883 I3
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FLORAL.
FLORAL.
best collection cut flowers, Mrs Il + M.uldIs
Vase OF chiysanhiuiumS, Mrs K l. Keys.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Hest steam FIRE eHtinguisher. Taylor & Cox
straw basket. Mrs Nary Anderson artificial dov
,ts. Nfs \ Hunter folding screen. Mrs |.
NJ! hT!s hand made basket Mrs l.aughlin dyed
; SIM; Mss " McFall cotton seed oil and cotton
svtu W n'tai. ) II Townsend silk cocoons hosS Sc.
,,nts' oGiA Nonllasscln wreath OF zephvr nowers
Miss Cara Fcathcrstou
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
he committee on ploWing award first premium
t"po" hri'enhy Is " Burriss. Vthc Powell, for its
s"twti"t ste4dlhcSS and hne turning capacity.
-, we award second premium 10 III. ''Ia>siday
iI"m' ior IFS piv" tongue especially aud other
We desire 10 make favorable mention OF the 9th.
or rloWs exhibited, and indeed have Iuund .iiiii-
Cuitf III deciding ~ Ia preference
me Plow worked by a. L. Wslch We recommend
io' lis breadth %! cut and general construction,
We regard II very superios pivw.
committee: j t!ihksraies, A. II. Broylc,
Ah"r The reading of the above report,
IN" crowd hcgar 10 disperse. everybody
expressing themselves rs having had "A
most pleasant time. The order nE the
grounds throughout the exhibition WAS
excellent. Fh" Reporter did not see n
single intoxicated man on the grounds.
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Look out for Frauds!

The genuine Rough on Corns" is made
only by r. 5. Wells Proprietor of f"Ruusi,
Oh r";? }, anti has laughing face OF man
on labels. l5t. 4 2jc. Bottles.
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McCULLY'S CORNER.

jar j. Hs. SHlHTgH will be found nm
stairs over our Store. He will continna
the business of manufacturing fine goods
anu Cutting for those who desire their
''o'hliiL ni.ie at home. Respectfully.
SMITH s. CO.
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i'arties wishing Artist Material will fin,
the best assortment aud quality ut
WILHlrE 4 WiIIIIrE's
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LAMPS, Lamps, Lamps, Lamps. Lamp
OF all sizes, shapes and prices To suit al
WititJrr- c.
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Best bale Of clover hay, J. II. Bouden bale Of
patiys hay, J. II. Bowden bushel red wheat, ].
W. Eorrth; bushel red oats, Crayton & sonsj
black oats, J. II. Bowden; bushel Of barley.
Crayton 4 Sons; sample white corn, Frank Cray
ton sample yellow corn, J. II: Bowdcn; sample
homipy corn, J. H. Bowden bushel field peas,
WIN. Burriss half bushel yam potatoes, l., w.
Gentry; half bushel yellow yams J. H. BoHden
half bushel Irish potatoes second crop. Mrs w. 4:
McFall; specimen of turnips, r. s. McCully; naif
busheI rough rice, w. A. Neal; specimen pumpkin,
J. ". Norris specimen Of beets, mangle wuTtzel.
Murray peck tomatoes, Mrs. w. A. McFalli dozen
satisfy, Mrs. ]. s. Murray; greatest variety OF
vegetables, Miss L. l.. Humphrey; bale OF cotton,
Thos. F. Drake
CATTLE, SHEEP AND Hoos.
Best Durham bull, samr. T. Craig Durham COW
l., W. Gentry Devon COW, ]. C. Whitfield, jr. {;
Ayrshire bull, Cray;on Sons Ayrshire cow
Crayton & sons; Ayrshire heifer. between and
Sons; Jersey bull, between and years. Crayton
| 4 sons Jersey bull, between and yeas, Cray
ton 4 Sons Jersey bull. under year, Crayton q
sons Jersey COW, Crayton Sons Jersey heller,
between and 5 years. Crayton Sons Jersey
hcifer, between 1 and years. Crayton sons !
grade durham COW, ". b. Erskino grade Ayrshiro
| COW. Crayton d Son, grade Ayrshire heller, De.
| tween and 2 years. Crayton q Sons M grHe Ayt.
cr.de Jersey heller, between I and 2 years, ". y.
Gibson !; grade Jersey heifer. nnder year. ). ~
| Cunningham; milk COW, milked co tho SIound,
| Thos M White; grade native grade COW, Frank
| Crayton {; pair Merino buck lambs, ". .; l3s Me.
| rino eve and lamb, W. j. Leo pair SonthGoWn
] sheep, E. B. Murray; Berkshire boar ). II. row