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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Colonel Andrews to Stay with the wabash
K. C. Murphy Does Not Go tn the c. s. A.
H. W. Hubbard. general freight agent of the
Vandalia will return from New York to-day,
and H. C. Deah of the Indiana, Bloomington &
Western tomorrow.
G. II. Huntington, general agent of the Louis
vile, Evansville &c st. Louis Air Line. headquar-
tiers Evansville, has resigned. to take position of
travelling agent of the Evansville & Terre
Haute road.
G. L. Rockwell. chief clerk in the Office OF f. c.
Murphy, superintendent of the Detroit " Indi-
annapolis road, on Monday takes the position
made vacant in the Vandaa passenger office by
the retirement of George CASTOR.
A. 8 Burgess, agent of the Union Pacific rail-
way, No. IL North Meridian street. has just re-
ceived a supply of large "new nlaps" of his road
They are embellished with fourteen large PIC
lures of scenery along this popular route. Call
or send for one
L. c. Murphy. superintendent of the Detroit &
Indianapolis road, who retires to-day, Telegraph
ed the Journal that there is no ruth III the state
ment of one of the Indianapolis papers that he
had accepted position on the Chicago & Allan
tic road. The e. s. a. had not even offered him
position. He did not know where he would go.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-30

Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
Office Of Marion County, Indiana, for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ. June % 1888. as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abs5racters of
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
Coanmisaloae.r Rarfett. .

Judge Melton k.ying been asked by ro-
porter OF the Gb&rlcstom Eetps and Courier
u II was trpo thai he contemplated resigns
ing on account. Of his unwillinguess 10
,proseoute certain United States Commis-
siouefs, replied. ..-E. = - 49,
THAT Is wholly untrue. I have received
40 INSTRUCTIONS p, TO prosecute Mr.. Barrett
who ~ referred 60 rs one Of the parties; nor
have been informed Of any conduct Of his
which could be made the subject OF o pros =
ecutiOn. The Greenyile correspondent OF
The Nstes and Courier. in referring to MIR.
Barrett as the commissioners whose record
shows that he had dismissed over sixty pr,
cent. Of the cases brought before him, Is ev>
identity misiakon. Mr.. Barreu's percentage
or disuiss"d cases IL below tho average.
while he has done within the last year, with
perhaps . single exception, the largest bus
mess Of any commissioner in the Siate.
The examiner OF the department invosiiga.
ted Mr. Bsrretts office, as we'll az other Of
tices, and reported especially with reference
TO n matter referred to him by The depart
meut upon II complaint that Barrett had
conducted the business OF his office irrcgu
lurly by issuing warrants improvidoptly
aud illegally drawn. The rep"rt Of the ex-
aminer, while /, sustained the charge against
6nrre;t with reference to his mcthods OF
business, fully yiudicnted The good faith and
honesty of his official action"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25

any information. OUT me irpu,. ,..
made public after its reception by tho 10
partment. Whnt that report VIVA IN r,,
we 10 not know, but we publish elsewhere
IN TINS issue what Judge Melton says abou,
II, rs TO Mr.. Barrett.
We believe there has bcon MANY nuno
ceesary arrests mado in this comfy u,
warrants issued by Mr.. Barrett, but whc,h.
er nc or some body else was TO bIomc f.,
inc issuance Of tho warrants VIC have bcon
a"Aiously awaiting the report of the ex.
aminer TO find ont. We believe ,horo
'ee' more warrants issued by Mr.. Barrett
since MS appointment than was aver boforo
'SS"eo' within the same period Of time
~ any other Commissioner in the co,,tv
ma that during that :imc there has boon
ess "blook"ding" In The county than there
"ef was before for the same pcriod of
'imo. We believe with the examiner that
ns ''me'hods of business" have been on.
rely wrong.
II "Depu'y Marshal" or any other re.
Ponsiole person, will give us facts against
nc Official oondaot of Mr.. Barrett, or onv
'ner Federal, State or County officer, we
n'i willingly publish them to the world
inc oiho'ai acts of all public officers should
'e CLOSELY scmtini2ed and ir thew arc dis,
'onest or faithlcss TO the trusts ronosod IN
men, they should be posed and punished
III" we believe il as much he duty of news.
papers to expose The misconduct mr. roo-
oshty of officials, MS 1t is to publish ,ho
current news of the day. In this work
"heh necessary, Tue SGNTINEL is alwova
"ii''hg to engage, though some times il
may be unpleasant, and oall down ,nor
our head the curses and SANDERS If ,hoso
mud their friends whe may have been OK
PoSeo If it is true that Mr.. Price wos
made "a tool of by men who CHIN - w.
smart and honorabie," and .Dcn,tv M,y
sh"r Will give us their names, win rna
sonhblo proof of their guilt, we win oxno"o
mem just as we did Price. Give no tao,.
or Tell US how 10 get them, and MO ,n;n
'make the wool fly" W"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
Advice to NTOthcrs

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once and got n bottle Of Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incalculablo. 1t will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon il, mothers, there is no mis-
take about il. IL cures dyscntery and di.
arrhoe, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind colo, softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy TO
the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup Tor Children Teething Is pleasant 10
Inc 'asf", and is the prescription Of one OF
Inc oldest and best female physicians md
nurses in the United States, and is for sale
6y all druggists throughout the world.
rrloe 20 cents n bottle. feb Is, Iy
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
a Deputy Marshal Wants the Opin.
ion Of the Sentinel About Commits,
: sioner Barrett g.. -
From the Gresnville News.

have noticed for some time the coutro.
ysrsy between a correspondent of the News
and Courier and c. P. Barrett, of tfckeps.
lave also read with pleasure the comments
OF The Daily Fe,rs on the subject. But am
surprised at sour SRNTINEL" remaining 40
quiet while all of this was going on.
* ln this weeks's issue see it gives all the
correspondence but occupies neutral ground
am friend 10 the SENTINEL, and well dc
1 know it is ever ready to condemn Che
guilty and defend the noble and lust There
is no paper in the State in n position 70
Know more OF the oficihl conduct of the
pI"1y IN question than the SENTINEL Theu
why hns it not come to the front und
Drought him cut in his true colors?
inere must be u "screw loose" somewhere
"hlch has ccst the Government n good sum
Oh money. IL MIR, Barrett is correct in hir
last card relative to bis qnar!crly account
being about $500 instead Of $1,000. il seems
~ """'u "e an easy mailer TO provo those
1acts, ny the best authority.
nut am afraid if the reco rti is examined d
~ VIII prove the account was "cut" from
Sl9oo 10 ''ab"nt $780," l did not intend
10 'hke part on either side, but to get tho
am Deputy Marshal, but do not be
long to Mr.. BIS. class.
The SENTINEL was first 10 expose john r.
ifice, when every man in Pickens who il
posted has good reasons 10 believe he was
made n tool ofby men who claim to be smart
anu honO10die. DKrurY MARSHAL.
Deputy Marshal is mistaken when he
says "iherc is no paper in tho State in
position TO know more of the official con-
duct Of the party in question than the SEN
TINEL."
1t is true Mr.. Barrett lives in Pickens
and holds his office here, but his accounts
are sent TO thc District Clerks Office in |
charleston and from there to the DEPART |
meht al Washington, and We SUPPOSE No
one sees them, necessarily, except the Of |
3 Ahclais through whose hauds they pass in |
transmission. Therefore any other paper
! IN the State is just in as good IL position to
KNOW all about Mr.. Ba,rott's ncconnts no
I VIC are; IN fact some Of them are in n mucb
pe''er Posi'lon-the Ncws and Courier, for
instance, Is Published in Charleston where
MIR. b's accounts are forwarded and nor
maps MED, and we suppose its representa-.
'Ves would he accorded m opportunity IN
inspect them and see whether tbc cboroo
"s 70 over charges, nrc correct or not. When
the Government examiner was here ;uvee.
nga'ing the official conduct Of Revenue of.
hcia's, we endeavored TO obtain informo-
lion from him, not only as to Mr.. Ba,rett's
conduct, but all others who werc ;nvo.,;
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25

peopio OF me South wnom IN,
TO degrade and humiliate by
age, or for any love or venc
Constitution, but for tho hop, =,
a'ing thoir power. The ques,io
be rcmanded TO tho States
con sti'uli>nally belongs. to ,
for itself. Then the negro wi
turn to the Southern white D,
maintenance Of his political and ,
If such on event should take pl
not appeal to deaf ears. He W
and accorded suoh Political aud
as he is entitled to and should
is to tho Southern people, whom
has been taught by the carpet
despise, that the negro must |
protection and nid nc needs.
more the Republican party ai
himself with the Southern whit.
dcrstand him and know his wa
pacities better than any olhc
earth.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25

The United States Supreme Court on
Sionuay decided that The civil rights bin.
'ofoiddlng the exclusion of persons from
i"'iroad 'r"ins' hotels, theatres, etc., on ac-
conn: OF their color, is unconstitutional an
INC 1Rsi'0s oonCurring except Justice Har,
nm Ine aeoSiOn was announced to the
audience in DeGive's Opera House Allan
~ Mona"y night and wes received with
tremendous cheers, Manager Deceive bsinn
now defendant in several suits for exe.nd.
'kig negroes from his dress circle.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
Administrators S sSale.

yNE will offer ihe Personal Property be.
wv lofgtdS 70 Cbatles RopSr, deceased.
atshis late residence, ;Pickeps County, s.
,C,.!to thf highes, Biddsr, al Public Oalery,
msIss: ;Se y" ~ M+4n':s e.. 80
Mill. Govt .... .... -.
2 ii Head Of iogS : - ,.'...'...2 ~ p +,
wagon and Buggy; $751;. .. :
Lot Of Corn; -; y
l Lot Of Sbueke.and Fodder,
Household and KitcHon Furniture;
Boo Standa, ~ ,,>'t% - = >
Cotton Press: aaa lsip;;' ,'.>:,.. -.
ThrsHher and Fan;
And various o.her thrtiolss.
Terms cash, = = -.
sale on the 9Th day Of November 1888.
MARGARET L. ROPER,
THOMAS r. PRICE, : ..'
Atninistrators.
oct 25, 1883 : Is ',' 2
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
state of South G'arOIIwn
CoUNrY OF PICkENs.

by }. IL. NEWTON, JunGE OF PRoDATE
Whereas, Margaret and VIM. NJ. .Jono.
nave made suit to Inc, to .graut.them Letters
OF Administration Of the Estate and eiFco,.
of Moses M. Jonep, deceased.
Those are therefore TO oito and admon-.
ish all and singular the kindred and oredi.
tors of the said Moses NJ. Jones, de
ceased, that they be, and appear, before me,
in the Court Of Probate, to DO held ut Pick
ems q. H. on the 9th Of, November l883
liter publication hereof, nL IL O'clock in
the forenoon. 10 shew cause, II any they
have, why'the' said Administration should
not be granted. b r.,"'.., D..
Given under my Hand, this tho IY,b
day of October 1883, Ht>%|
j, II, NEWTON, J.P.p.o
oct 25, 1888 8
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
Randall on Internal Reye1

The Hon. Sumucl }. Randall 30,
dressed mnss meeting at Glove ,.
in the course Of which he said:
"The tendency of the Republi,
n consolidation ofthc Govcrnmeu
'ng monarchy. The Democra,
distribution of power, and oppo .r..,,.,
cation, because it is dangerous a. ,..
the rights of the pco, lo AS ...I.., q,
I" 'or the total oboation Of Inter-, l..
hrN. There is no occasion for 4 ..
internal taxation. We do nor me-.
The surplus each year about eu,, ..,
mount collected that way. The Covornn,o
has no right TO collect more money ihon
necessary for its effective economionl ,J
mlnlstration. Internal taxation fostors
mOnopolies, like those of matches md ,,,,,;'
Key. 1t is machine which reaches tho hoi
'ot-box and threatens to ovcrinrp onr in
st'tutions. would remit the support of
the Government TO the old mode of levvinu
n tnA on imports, so !hat il would nj joasI
incidentally protect American manufootnr
eS any American labor. so as not TO have 70
1WU"P''te win European pauper labor. The
my Pi"',orm PrOcialns the true business
pohcy OF the tariff, nnd various Statoe bnvo
adopted it. The National Conveniion "";u '";n
ADOPT it. and the Democrats will oIoo,
tresluent on ii. Free trade and n n,uk;.:
tive ~, ''N "Iu u pfOhlbl-
!se :n '"rlh are utter follies. If YOU want a,
Illustration OF English free trade ,or,, ~ ,,o "'
'o'"h"' Free traders would retluce Antnr;
ca ca 10 the distressed condi, ion NJ rnoi,
we never can have free trade, even "f'"r
our debt IS paid The Governmopi VII, "'.e'
[%een E"rS enough E6Moon of money to fill the gap be-
can d'goihod labor. Capital "|" md amer, In%n
ITO"'' 10 ,s' ne GO operative and reciprocnl bu,
il for for "Sor Ss' nave ong legislation prefer TO have
ana needs assistance. Labor sbom,J weak
eI"S eG"s, partner with captal in the pros,s s all
pos o%y Seen ,"s1r: The have
lie funds but have done great in;"s,ip %S" q, pub
70" ALL Joint owners of the public b"SIrSo do@oin to
e"Ly ESs G Snon on HS country to o"T I'm"
minisralions aud throug Oh the I,"no Den,"o.,i aa>
policy, Since the close Of tho war ,o'rH,lc tho n
publicans have given away hundrnS ai Me,
seventy five million acres, a hn6droG "nS
forty millions of which we've given to "%, ain
corporation Ok
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25
What You Can Buy
FOR $l-oO.

3 yards White Flannel for 100
IL yards Cotton Flnnnel for 200
10 yards Cotton Flannel for 90
yards Cotton Fiynnei for - II 90
s yards Cotton Flannel for 100
r. yards 4 Sea leland for 100
10 yards A Sen island for 100
II yards A. Bleaching for 100
10 yards A. Bleaching TOR 100
20 yards "a Blcnching for 100
And all il will cost you for 20 yards
Calico 10 100
Is yards Calico for 100
13 yards Calico. l dozen buttons and
arool cotton for 100
10 yardq ! Wool Dress Goods for 100
8 yards ] VI DOL Dress Goods for 100
yards Broca dod Dress Goods for 100
10 yards Cotton Checks for 100
And all il cost il ST. for 80 yards Of
Remnants Of Calico for
20 yards Heavy Quilt Trimmings for 90
20 yards Shirting for 100
l6 yards Shifting for 100
l3 yards Shirting for 100
IL yards HenVy Drilling for 100
10 yards Good Bed Ticking for 90
yards Better Bed Ticking for 90
yards Best Bed Ticking for O6
20 Ladies white aud red Handk'fs 90
Tho Best Unlaundered Shirt for 100
10 Pair Gents I Hoes for 90
10 Pair Lndirs IIoos for 90
20 Ladies' Collars for 100
Gents Linnen Collars for 90
| Pair Ladies Undervests for 90
3 yards Oil Cloth for 90
10 yards Hickory Shirting for 90
yards Hickory Shirting for 90
20 Spools Cotton, 500 yards onch for 90
20 Sools Cotton, 200 yards cnch for 90
Pair Kid Gloves for 90
4 Pair Lisle Thread for 90
Black Velvet, Black silk and Colored
Velvet for Trimmings
DR.. Warmers Corset for OO
Stradlcy & Barr haiohloss Corset for ! 90
AZ yards Irish Trimmings for 90
20 yards Crash for Towels for 90
10 yards Crash for Towels for 90
20 Hand Towels for OO
Turkish Towels for 60
Linen Towels for O0
10 yards Cotton diaper for 90
o yards Unfinished Cambria for 90
yards Untiished Cambria for on |
u yards Unfinished Cambria for OO |
Ana now with these prices as leaders in |
our immense stock, We expect 10 be yery |
busy. If space would allow rs we could |
speak q hundreds of other things, but will |
s"lhcc II TO say we have evcrylhingthat Is |
kept IN Dry Goods House, AMI if yon don't |
see what you want, don't fail TO ask for L..
ana you will be agrceably disappointed. |
Y Our friends.
STRADLEY & BARR. !
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"E will offer for sale to the birbcat
W bidder, at public outcry, on tn 10Th
OF November, 1888, the Personal Estate.
belonging to Jacob Lewis, deceased, at his
late residence, PIckens County, s. G., con.
sisting of
Good Horse;
Head of Cattle;
Z Head Fettcning Hogs;
! Sow and Pigs.
6 Head Sheep;
2 Two Horse Wagons;
Buggy, Farming Tools, SC.
Terms made knownon day of sale.
ANTHONY LEWIS,
N. D. PARSONS,
CATHERINE LEWIS, =.
Administrators with will annexed.
oct 25, 1881
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Administrators Sale

{NHE undersigned will offer for sale at
'; public outcry. the Personal Properly
belonging TO the Estate of Juda Now Whorter,
'ate OF Pickons County, South Carolina,
deceased; at the residence of r. 3. Mo.
Whorter, on the 10Th Of November 1889.
consisting of, -.
Milk Cows and Calves;
l One Horse Wagon; '.'
Bee Stands;
Household and Kitchen Furniture. :
Terms cash.
Il. s. MoWHORTER, Ad'mr.
oct rs, 1883
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GUAMus. MEXICO, October 10
AhtaIa "dviccs report tho town ,ir-
cimatcd By yellow fever. The de-; tbs
for two weeks averaged twenty da.-
ly. On the third Instant II hurri-
cano struck tho town, killing sovcr.
a norsOun vi i"s,",..,.s - .-rc
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Sale.

M Il will offer for snle the following
w PERSONAL PROPERTY, belonging
10 inc Estate OF Johnathan King. deceased,
M 1e5n ms late residence, on November the 9th,
1888, 10 wit:
| MULE;
Iiond Cattle; :.
Head Hogs;
| Onc Horse Wagon;
Lot of Corp md Folder;
household md Kitchen Furniture, and
various other nrtio'os. Terms cash.
.. G. NJ LYNCH,
}. t., ,GKAVLEY.
ADMINISTRATORS with will annexed.
oct 10, 1853
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On Thirty DaYs' Trial.

T"E VoLrAIc BELT Co.. Marshall, Mich,
wiii send DR.. Dyes Celebrated EIeciro
Volt"ic Belts and Electric Appliances on
.rial for thirty days to men (younp or o,dl
VINO % are afflicted with nervous debility, losi
vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteoino
speedy and complete restoration Of healiS
ana manly Vigor. Address as sbove.~.N
b;|No risk is incurred. rs thirIv Joys;
Ulal Is allowed. l882-Iy ian
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Black Cashmeres..

Now comes our Hobby. Il. is said that
everybody must have some hobby and pre-
sumo BLACK GOODS must be ours, as we
feel assured we have the inside track on
BLACK Silks and Black Cashmeres. We
have been told 80 often that our line Of
Silks and Cashmeres were ahead of all COM
petition that we naturally believe it to be 80
We sell an all Wool French Black CASH
mere at 36 cents, worth so.
We extend a special invitation to exam.
inc our so, G5 and Is cents numbers, II
you take into consideration the quality,
width and color they arc fully 20 per cent
less than you will find them elsewhere.
This limo Of Cnshmeres were bought pri-
Or to the first Of July, ut which time the
increase rate OF Tariff wont into effect
They were bought with spot cash and at
time too when money was in demand. They
are ohenp beyond doubt. Bring your
samples from any port---we can beat them.
Remember this is the place to get Evitt
& Bros celebrated fine Shoes. 1t tnkes
but one trial to convice that they arc the
best to buy for comfort, style aud durabi
lity.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-10-25

Tho following citizens of this County ,oo,
premiums AZ the Grcenvll Fair: ! II ~
Durham one bushel sweet potatoes, 7 W
Major, watermelons, NJ. L. Jonca so,,s,
cursh"w' 7. !. Bowen, best bale oo,ton
sample rice, bushel red wheat. Miss Linin
oosse't' cluster of flowers, Miss. Lula
Clyde, cross wax flowers. Miss Lille Goo.
sett, white feather fan. ...
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Bargains SOL lAS tyi,r Il iii 0sy.

relasr shlstins lsoheihins good) q. 8
conts. & : ESSSa va
20 Hand Towels for 81 o0.tt y. ,E
r. A genuine all Linen Towei 20 4 is4 70. bs
given away al rs cents a4pair, OF 81 so rer
iozen. This Is q bargain you road about,
and to be realized at Morgan b Bros. e..
We now own tho best line Of Towels We
have ever shown. g.. ,.. ..i<... II .
Table Damask a Speciality.
An all Linsn Table Damask for s5 oents.
A perfect Oem for so uonts. ! II Is good en-
ough for anybody's Table. A. full line of
both Red aod White T~ble Damask with
Doyles to match. - .'.
Another arrival Of those 10 cents Alpac-
as and I2} cents Cashmeres. They sell
like hot cakes. They are tho best Goods
shown for tho money by odds.
Some big Bargains in Lace Curtains. It
is impossible to describe them. They must
be seen to be appreciated.
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The Country NeWspaper.

Reforming to tho country journ,
ist, Goo. Peck, of Milwaukee,, snya:
"Whon We think OF tho hard drudg~
cry that these onLcrprising, indcta
tGnblo workers. do in o wcok, nnd
tho small amount of thanks and cash
they receive in return, wo foel as
though something was wrong some
whore. Why it is that in many
localitios tho people do not apprc-
ciato tho Importance of r. od
newspapers, and sustain it by liberal
patronage. thus making IL a bottor
paper, il ono OF tho most unaccoun-
tablo things in tho world. We havo
no urgent call now TO say what we
do, but wc toll tho people in ovory
loc"lity whore " newspaper is pubs
llshod, no matter how small and in
significant it is. that every dollar
they pay it for subscriptions or iu-
dicloua advci tising puts two dollars
IN cash IN their own pockets. We
havo figured on it and wo know il.
for your pupor and pay
tor it in advance, and if you feel ut
tho cnd o! tho year that you haven't
got your moneys worth, then your
fortune il m: do. You can go to
the museum and get S5,OO0a yoar
rs n curiosity.'
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%tIde of SOmdh GnrOEimo
COunty'Of Pickons

BY }. IL. NEWTON, JUpGE or PRoD.TR.
Whereas, John =. Craig aud George Ann
Craig, has made suit to me. IN oront ,Lon,
Letters Of Administration, Of the Esiain
and effects of Thomas Craig, dooeased-
These are therefore to cite and admop
lsh all and singular the kindred and cred
hors Of the said Thomas Crnip. drs
ceased. that they be md appear before me,
in tho Court of Probate, to- be held nj p,ck
ems q. J.. on the imh ,h.y of Nov" 1883,
after publication hereof, at II O'clock in
tho forcnoOR, to shcw cauae If anv thcv
have, why The sRid administration sboulI
not be granted. ,..t s
Given "ndor my hand ahd seal this, the
10Th day of October A. d.. 1883
J. fl. NEWTON, J:p.p.c.
oct %. 1889 q
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
GORSaHmEbEa. .. c.,

JUiN NJ. MoBRY,DE, PREsIDRNT.
OESSION begins October ID. vacation
- Juue 18Th. TUITION FREE. Annual
fee for repairs, $40. Board at s,oward's {
Hall, $40; in private families $I2 20 SIS
per month. Expenses Ehouid not exceed
$3.50 to $l76. For requirements foY ad
mlssion and courses OF. study, address
JNO. III. MCBRYDE, President.
sept 90, 1893 49,. ~ . r
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