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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
Gars,oid'. Favorite Poem

The following poem was great rsvorite wi
the lamented Garfield, and was Often quot
by him. Its authorship is unknown, but 1t w
be treasured hereafter like Lincoln's favori
poem, why Should the Spirit of Mortal
Proud"
Commend me to tho friend that comes
When am sad and lone,
And maAes he anguish Of my heart
The suffer ng OF hir own;
Who coldly shlns the gliltering throng
AT pleasure gay leNoe,
And comes 10 guild II sombre hour
And give his heart to me.
lie hears me count his fonows DER,
And when the task is done,
He esly gives ne all ask
Sigh Tor every one.
He cannot welr smiling face
When minu 10 touched with gloom,
But lii the violet, seekH Ia hVer
The midnight with p, rfume.
Commend mo 10 that generous hssrt
Which, like the PHI o ON high,
Uplins the came uhyaryng brow
To every change Of sky;
Whose frientsl.p does not fa1e away
When wintry tempesis blow,
But, Ike the win er'r Icy crown,
Ltoks greener through the snow.
He nies not with the aiitlng stork
That seeks southern sky,
But lingels where the wounded bird
Hath laid him down to die.
o, such friend He ~ In ruth,
What e'er his lot may be,
rainbow on the storm Of life.
Ap anchor on It's sea,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
We are fully convinced that full and

We are fully convinced that full and
proper Investigation of the official business
Of Wood county for several years past will
fully convince the taxpayers that the
JOURNAL has not "wasted It's hest years In
a vain struggle with imaginary foes" mt
withstanding the efforts Of the Sentinel to
dsludc and deceive. We recognize In the
election Of Commissioners Junkins and
Dunipace that the people are willing to
sssist and are determined 10 push such In
vestigation. When this ia done we have
no fears but what the JOURNAL will be
fully yindicated IN It's course.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
BAnLou's Mao Azrsr for January

BRlion.- BAILoU's Mao AzrsE for January
isns lendid number, and contains more good
reading than any serial in the country. There
is capital illustrated article I'm Mexico aud Ss
people and the commencement of Mr.. William
II. Th"mes's new arm, ''On Land and Sea ar
California in the Years 1913. "A and AS
which will prove very interesting io the piUn-
GERS "f that State. and all who have visited
that country. 1t is a biograpli, that will please
old and y"nng. giving as II does the habits,
customs aud accounts Of the noted people OF
California before gold was discovered there.
N""ne should fail 10 read II. Besides "On
Land aud Sea. there is a spirited illustrated
POEM by the popular poet and liumorst. Earl
Marble, and some twenty or mere stories
sketches aud poems, by well.known writers
No 0ne who reads BallOu's Magazine can fail
10 be interested IN IT, II is oleap and II Is good
it's price being only 81 so per nnnum or Is
cents single copy. Just seHd 10 cents for II
sample and see what nice magazine II really
is. You will nlwavs Hnd something in II that
can't he fund elsewhere. Fo sale everywhere
Published by Thomes & Talbot, Is Howlsy
Street, BOston.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

A well Mt Vermilion, in Lorain county,
some years ago sank $50 feet and abandon
ed, was recently purchased and sank about
twenty-five feet more. when it began flow
ing oil at the rate of three barrels per day
and has continued to do 80 since. The
people up there are considerably stirred up
on the oil question since the developments,
and real estate has greatly advanced.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

A bushel Of timothy contains $4,000, 900
seeds; the cockronch has 5000 teeth; there
are 400 900 molecules in an ants brain; a
feather has 2.251 ,40l parts; $1,000, 900 900
pins are made in England every yenr; but
no one has yet estimated the number Of
bilIs that will be introduced in Congress
tbis eeason,-Er,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Speaker Carlisle hns got his committees
arranged. He put Sun Be, Cox of New
York In charge OF Naval affairs, and he
kicks like a land lubber. He does moi
want to 70 TO sea In rotten crafts, Gut
thinks his twenty years experiences in
Coagpes. ectitles hioi ~ something better
on dry land.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

There was only 1850 bills, and 90 joint
resolu ions introduced in Congress before
the adjournment for the holiday recess on
Friday last. Almost every member must
have had several pet schemes TO get
through and desired to get In first TO have
accomplished 80 much in such short
space OF time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
Tho Youngest Member of thc Forty
eighth Congress.

We here present the readers OF the
JOURNAL with an excellent likeness Of the
youngest member OF the present Congress,
and the youngest man ever elected TO our
National Legislature.
Geo. A. Post, Of Su.quehanna, fennsyl'
vania, enjoys this distinguished honor,
representing the 18th District of Pennsyl-
wanna, comprising the counties Of Bradford,
Susquelnnna, Wayne and Wyoming. Mr..
Post is only twenty nine years Of age, OF
fine physical proportions, a smoolh face
strongly marked with mere Than ordinary
character for one of his years, and is one
Of the most popular and promising young
men Of HE State.
MIR. Post was born in Cuba, N. Y, Sep
tember ], 1854, removing Mt the age OF
seven years to Oswego, in that State, where
he resided until 1873, receiving his ednca-
lion in the 0swego Academy, aud the Os-
| W GO Normal School. He then removed
| 10 Susquel,anna, Pa, shortly after entering
the service of the Erie Railway. in which
he was soon promoted 10 II position of re.
spnnsihilily. He was elected Mayor OF
Su-quehanna when only twenty-five years
Of age, which position he filled with dis
tinguished ability.
Mr.. Post viii e in the railway service
and during his mnyor-hip, improved his
evening hours by reading law, aud SC
naturally apt WAS he in mastering the in
tlicaces Of Blackstone, that In few years
he was admitted to the bar. The politi
clans Of northern Pennsylvania began tc
zee that Mr.. Post had won standing OF
the tidal wave Of public popularity thai
would elect him t, Congress rs a democrat
in The 18Th District, which in the previous
Congressional election had given repub-
lican m,jurily of 4 62l. Consequently he
was placed in nom nation last fall by tht
democrats, aud elected hy plurality o
2 Asa votes over the Hon. G. G. Jadwii
(lnd. Rep J, whose ierm expired with ,h,
Forty Seventh Congress. This. great vic
7 tory by young man OF only tweniy-nin
years OF age over II gentleman who hat
served acceplably in Congress, and who II
age IL many years his senior. is the grea tes
enconium that AN apprecintive con-tiluenc,
could bestow on the character and abilit,
of Mr.. Post.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

There we're 800 certificates Of incospo-
ration issued by Secretary Of State New
man last year; OF these 25S were man.
ufaciuring somrsaies. There are 1857
incorporated companies In Ohio with a
capitnl stock Of 50. .2nl. .23o, ,065.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Representative Beatty and Malone, oil
Lucas county, won. to Columbus via Gin.
cinna,i last weck, to aeoure lodgings and a
safe place OF retreat wien the members OF
the Liquor Dealers Association and the
Sscobd Amendment Advocates assemble.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

A movement Ia on foot for the ad-
vanceuent Of Bucyfus to city OF the
second ciase, and che preliminary steps
necessary to be taken indicate that the
scheme meets with the hearty endorsement,
OF the tax payers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
OTHER HoNoRs,

Mr.. Post is prominent in other than po
lilicnl honors. He is n leading member of
tie Knights Of Honor, having been Grand
Director executive head) of the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania for three years, and
the representative from his State to the
Supreme Lodge of the United States for
four years, and in 1880 wns one of the
Presidential electors from Pennsylvania.
He is one of the owners md editors OF the
Monhose Democrat, ihe organ Of the demnc-
racy in his district. md as been an active
campaign orator almost from hoyh'od up
Mr. Post is married, and has already
become one al the mos, popular members
"f Congress now in Washington He is
very nnassunlng, and impresses The stu
dent ot human mni,Ire as n "coming man
in our nat tiOmnl nffiirs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Emma Abbott tells reporter that she
bsa ors dress that she has 10 be put into
with hutton hook, bat II dts divinely.
Most anything would G, under such cir
Aumsfancoa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Senator Morrill, Of Vermont. - quoted
ss opposed TO any considerable reduction
Of revenues, aud Nc favoring jndie'ons
expenditure Of the surplus for the con-
ntruction Of a navy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Tbs Eniiaa has struck the Harrison
srlh again. History a. must repeat "
,elf when subscribers commence dropping
OF BY the whole township.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

Hsnssm shsrnwa Ia q-oted ns predwt-
sux sars q Art,,wr IA made tie Rsyub's-
ca. candidate ie viii be beaten ia Ohio
ty SnSpe majority.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes or Information
for evArYbndY. in every county In the United
States and Canada. Enlarged by thelnnbl'sh-
er to 649 pa ges II contains over 1000 house.
hold recipes aud is suited to all clauses and
conditions nf society. A wonderful book and
hpusehold necessity. II sells at sirht. Great
eat indneemrnls ever offered 10 buok agents.
Sample cnpies sent by mail. Postpaid. for 81 90.
Exclusive territory given. Agents more than
double their money. Address DR.. Ohasss
Steam Printing House, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
22-om,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

A Localiraln I'm the Toledo Division leaves
Toledo nj 6:20 AN. S"mth Toledo at 730 A.
NJ, and arrives at Dclpho- AT $40 p. ". Re-
turning leaves Dell lfhos nt $3.50 A. NJ. South To.
lsdo 5l5, and arrives nt-Tolrdo at $40 P.M.
SOUTH EASTERN DIVISION.
Trains leave DAYTON for Cincinnati and Well
ston at 80 and 1000 NJ. aud 1855 n nd 4:lO
Pm Returning leave Wellslpn al I2:45 aud
4a0 2. n, and Lebanon junction at g.53, 1902
A N and 4:45 and G:2s P.M
Z. Z DwiGnT. W. II. VASpSaRirL,
Gen. Manager. Superintendent.
Gao. A. SAShERsoS, Gen. P"ssrngsr Agt. Ioi. do
W. j. CRAIG. Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-12-28

McDONNELs. oDOWETER CO.,
oNorth LaSalie St, Chicugo.
tT Send for Circular.
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R. H. Anderson & Go
LIBERTY, ~. Q.

nNCE moro We step to tic front and take
~ the lead. We bought early ia the sen
son, and our stock is immense, much mrg
er than we would like-crops being SO
sherl. Now these Goods
MUSE HBAI S0EHB.
They cannot stay in the store, and to the
great sn'isfation of the people, md for the
purpose OF disposns of them we hold out
the following inducements to our customers:
SHH Il As TIN q.
8 Shifting of the very best quality, $40.
"A Bleaching at cents per yard.
Cotton Plalds at 8 cents per yard.
Our sfock is quite full Of A or. Shirt.
ing, Sheeting. Twils, Drilling, Sc.
New Fall Calicoes just opened, Of the
prettiest shades and stamps imaginable.
Now is the time TO buy New Worsted
Dress Goods at 10. Is and 20 cents. You
mast not judge by these low prices" that
they are interior. You will be agreeably
surprised when you see them
We will simply say that our stock of
Hats are complete, all sizes, all styles, all
prices.
DNS.
Hosiery. s, 10. l24. i5, 90. 25 cents and
up; Black and White Lnces of every kind;
Ladies', Misses, and Gcnts Linen Hand.
kerrhicfs nj Z, 10 and 25 cents,
Co!tars, Cuffs, hnoe, Scarts, Ruchiugs,
"no fhhoy 1o1as of all kinds on hnua.
SHH d r. 8.
Foo numerous to mention pricesnil through
me STOCK. but Will state from 35 cents TO
% oo. We are prepared to sell cheaper
than anybody.
a. L. % n ING.
30 not 60 TO Grccnvilc to buy your Cloth
ing We will duplicate anything you can
buy in that city.
Look Mt these prices and think about
them, and nof let the Iron Hand" of poy-
erty grasp you. 1t is this Tint makes "A
bouncing htSiness, and our growing trade
Is the cause OF it,
All who are owing rs will please come
forward and pay up promptly, or else an
oihccr will call on you shortly
HS. HI. ANDERSON s& G;Jp.
oct IL, 1883 IF
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Il Piedmont Institute.

The Exercises Of this School will be re
sumcd on the first WEDNESDAY of SEP.
TENDER next, under IL full corps Of in.
Structurs, ~ fd lows:
W. NJ. MCCASLAN, School Of Latin and
English.
}. Il. RILEY, ID. School Of Greek
Mental and Moral Science
J. l., BLACK, School oc Mathematics and
Militnry Driil.
MRS. W. NJ McCASLAN, Principal 0.
Female Department.
MISS LULA BROWN, Tcacicr Of Pri,
mary Department
MISS MAMIE EDWARDS will instruct
IN Music, Instrumental and yHG,l.
II is Important that srntlculx be pftscnI
on first lay OF the session.
Terms aS heretofore.
Applications for &iGt:dl rates., hoard
&c should Ge mitdc &c Rev. J. X. kiLEY
or W. NJ. MCCAaLAN.
r. \. GNIED,
Prcsidtnl Board Trustees.
aug 9, 1883 iG
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HALF OUT OF HIS HEAD.

BLESSED be the man." said Don Ouix-
ote's weary squire, "who invented sleep ;"
Sancho's gratitude is ours, but whnt if one
cannot for any reason enjoy that excellent
invention? "Ncrvousness in me had be-
come disensc," writes Mr.. Wilinm Cole
man. the well known wholesale druggist of
Buffalo, N. Y.
al conld not sleep, and my nights were
either passed in that sort of restlessness
which nearly crazcs man, or in kind of
stnpor, haunted by tormenling dreams
Having taken PARKER's Tonic for other
troubles, tried it also for this The reslt
both surprised and delighted me. My
nerves were toned to concert pitch, like
C@sar's fat men, | fell into the rams Of
those who sleep o'niGhto. / should add
that the Tofie speedily did away with the
condition of general debility and dysuep~
Sia occnsioned by my previous slecplcss-
hc3s, aid gave me strength and per feet di- .
geslion. In brief, the use of the Tonic
thoroughly re-estabishad my health. |
have used PAnKEE's TONIC with entire sue
cess for sen a>sickncss and for the bowel dis
orders incident TO ocean VOYAGES"
This preparation has heretofore been
known no PAnKER's Ginger Tone. Here
after it viii be advertised and sold under
the name OF PARKER's ToNIC-omiIing the
wood "ginRcr." Iliscox & Co. are induced
10 make this change by tho action of un-
rrinciPlcd dealers who have for years de.
oeiVcd their customers by substituting in
fcrior preparations under the name Of gin
ger. We drop the misleading word nil the
more willingly, as ginger is an unimpor-
tnnt havormg ingredient in our Tonic.
Plc's remember that no change has
boon. or WI! be, made in the preparation
itself. and MI bottles remaining in tho
hands of dealers, wrapped under the name
OF PARKER's GINGER Tone, contain tn,
genuine medicine if the fac simrlc sigma
tnre Of llisCoK & Go. is at the bottom o
the outside wrapper. 81
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THE ENTERTAIEMEN.-Th'e Hall
Of tEe Piedmont Instirato was
crowded on last Friday night, to
enjoy the musical feast given by
Miss Edwards and her pupils, and
TO listen to tho farewell address of
Rev. S. p. II. ElwclI to tho patrons,
teachers and pupils of tho institu~
ion. Mr.. Elwell has taken a IivcIv
interest in the institution since iLs
! organization, and feIt that he was
to some extont identified with it's
success and Ms he leaves t,s soon for
oLhor folds Of labor, he was invited
to address the pupils before his do.
partnre, and to encourage thom in
their efforts by wise and wholesome
counsel. His address was we'll re-
Gcelved, and is spoken Of by al! in
hattering terms.
Abe music was nothing more or
less than was expected from the nc
compIished Miss I1dwars and h..r
promising corps Of pupils. 1t was
simply splendid, and was enjoyed
by all.
Tho tableadx and Dialogues wero
good md we'll accod, and reflected
credit alike upon pupils and touch
ors. May the Institution long -four,
ish to train and educate tho young
mind, and prepare 1t to moct, man
fully, tho storm realities of life.
PRAcr1cAL DRAw1Na.-Topogra>
phicaI and Mechanical is being
taught in Piedmont Institute, for
which no extra charge is made a
photographic School will DO cstablish>
cd by 10th of December, for instruc
tiors in this an extra charge will be
mado Pickons will soon hAvo q tol-
ographic Office.
Hagood, Alexander & Co have
complete stock of Cashmcrcs, AL.
pacas, Worstcds, Joans, Clothing,
Ladies' and Gents Hats, Crnck cry
and Glassware, Harness, B,idles and
Saddles, Boots and Shoes, &C, &c.
which they offcr at prices to suit
the times.
Hagood, Alexander 4 Co. have
moved into their now building,
nearly opposite McFalPs, and will
be P'arscu 10 have you call and cx-
anime 1hoir stock OF Fall and Win
ter Goods.
The County Commissioners held
their annual meeting on tho 9th
instant Various accounts against
tho County were presented and
passed upon. The B ,ard passed
solutions, instructing thoii attor-
n"ys 10 ut once institute proceeds
inGs against the County OF Andor
son to enfolcc tho payment OF the
fe' &C tax. IT will be remembered
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RER2abatLARE. .AY'aDN.
!s1s 1N'IAI, 4 ,yY Mlsg
THE >TITE or SouIu CAROLINA,
ENECrTIVR (IIAA,RE

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
WHEREAS, information has been received
nj this otiicc, that on the 18th day Of Ocro-
Der a. d. 1883, an atrocious murder was
committed mt Central in the Counry ofPick-
ems. upon the boly Of JOHN GRAHAM, BY
person or persons unknown. who have
hcd from justice. nov thcr. f r., lIuGu 8
THOMPSON. Governor of the state Of South
Carolina. in order that justice may be done
and the mnjisty of the law vndicarcd do
hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension and con-
vIcIion Of the guilty party or parties
Said JOHN GRAHAM was thrown off
the train of the Sells Brothers, Circus on
October 24th, and died the following dny
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
{ - ! of the State at Columb bin, this Sd
: LIS. dny of November, a. d. 1888. and
w. J in the l0Sth year OF Independence
BY the Governor:
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
JAS. N. LIpscoMn, Sec'y of State.
nov 8, 1891
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Pea ltingo.

1000 bushels Bill Dallas Rust
Proof Wheat. For sale by Frrgu
son & Miller at 81 so pc, bushoi.
Not long since gentleman of
this County senC to Erocnvile for
Jng of 1.-The ovcrioyiul," and the
person VIII" brought it, carried il
behind his cotton gin and hid it in
/: pile OF cotton seed. In removing
tho seed tho jug wns struck and
broken and tho contents ran out
amongst Tho cotton seed. 1t is said
"the boys' as scon as they discov>
cred what had bcon done, com-
} mcnced TO suck the cotton seed
'upon which the fluid had flowed,
and had joyful time.
TAXES COLLECrED.-Our efficient
County Treasurer Informs us that
of the $32,765.83 assessed in this
County, he has collected the full
amount Of the levy, and that there are
zoo dclinquents, but the additionals
hro moro than the delinqucnls, and
the taxes finally collected will be
more than the original asscssmcnt.
Of this amount 81 663 SO goes to the
State, and 81 ,360.5 so goos to ordin-
AIRY county oxponsos; for interest on
railroad bonds and to the sinking
fund, Sl2,007 SO; for schools, So, 1926.
81; poll tax, which also COOS to
SCHOOL purposes, $l,707, making tho
SotaI school fund $4,033.89.
Ii you SOW po>r seod yon may ex>
erect poor yonld, 80 buy the Bill
D"lliS. FOR H"Io by Ferguson &
Miller, Greenvillc, S. G.
ASSESSMENTS FOR l883.-Our eff
cient County Auditor informs us finn,
Tho assossmcnt for roal estate in IN,
County this year amounts To a8oo
883; personal s309,82i; r,ilrood
Sooz,t toA' lolal Sl ,bI4 1856. The
increase in tho return of personal
property for this year over that o.
last ycnr amounts to S4G,4l2. The
increase in tho returns of all prop,
'crty iof this year over that of ms,
yonr amounts to $3O,7l6.OO; the nd.
diLional assessments will nm, a.
increase mp to about $40, 900. Thi,
is indiHput"hIo evidence that Pick
ons Comfy is rapidly advancing ir
material prosperity. Forty thous.
and in ono "dry" year is no insig-
ni6cant amount.
- No Rust, Good Whoat every year
Hi1 EaNia ia- a3id .Gn an nr4i Uro.s
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w n -TJEIHTGEO,
White Oak Slaves,
Cash en- Delivery at VIM. Aiken 8;
Sons, Sunny Dale P. 0. s. Hart's
Store, Pumpkintown.

DinfcnSiOn$7
66 inches long by = inches think, by 3 to 6
inches wide per 900 S,45 %
so inches l0ng Ivy > inches thick, BY
to Il inches wide per 900 40 OO
SIS inches long NY > inches thick, by
to & inches Wide per 900 35 90
As inches lOng Dy inches thick by
to & inches wide per l.0OO 80 90
36 inches long by inches tnck; by
10 6 inches vide per | 100 20 90
If Slaves are delivered nj EnSlcy Station
10 Robinson n Wyatt, n liberal allowance
will he made for hauling. Slaves must he
free from snp htnri. splits, shakes crooks.
knots, and Horm holes and detects, fun size
and straight. BE sure TO have full thick
ness on heart edge, and draw Off surplus
timber from zap or thick edge, 80 M 10
leave Ms equal thickness as possible Money
will be paid you if you bring 50 Stnves or
5000. | always keep money with VIM.
Aiken & Son at Sunny Dale L. o. to meet
the demands
Highest prices paid for Walnut ana Ma
pie Trees standing.
80 ,ElIr> r'.-
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Clerk S Sale.
STATE OFF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County OF PICKFNa.
IN COURT or COMMON PLEAS

Margaret Hit, ngnin8. Rohcri @. Hiatt, Ct
al: Executors, sc.
Ri virtue OF n Dccrctal order. madc in
~ til" nh"rc stated case on the 2Mh dny
Of September 1888, by Hon. J. Il Kcrshnw,
prcsld'ng Jud e, | viii sell 10 the high
. ."'r. AT Pickens Court lIoii.t. Gurnig re
zeal ours OF sale, on Smlcsdny in uccrmbcr
~ n" following REAL ESTATE, to vii:
All that Piece, Farce b Tract Of Lnnd,
STU ''e III Plckchs Comfy. on S'luM RIVER
t"' hrnn' hes 'h're0f, dajoi:ng Innds OF
NrS Ehzub"tl, Hum tnd othcf4 containing
''l acres. more Of less. Plat OF the same
CO. l. seen in the Clerks nilnr.
TER Ms Onr lmlt cash on day Of sale,
the Gnnc.' 0 4 Gre..i + ono year, secured
) bond Of the purchn,er and mortgage,
Of he pre- tn;ses. Pwclnsers to pay for ali
papers and Tor tctsrdng the snine.
j. j. LEWIS, &C p.
nov 8. 1853
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he Big Show Still
EG.&S94EE's S. q.

GTILl Icy c. ne ahd yet they 90. Thos,
- Or HlARBLE BuKE Nus will not STAY
All kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
mid l,ep arc .fInc:
Spindle, Trundlc, and Single Beds, nll
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and lockers, al grades
large variety OF Extension. Kitchen,
Tcar"y and Center Tables, Pn,lor and
Chnmhcr Suits. Lounges. Cradles. Cribs.
Whnln"ts, Hat Racke. Umbrella Stands
Chr"mns, Notices, Frames, &c, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand n general line Of Under.
takers Supplies, consisting of Caskcts,
Burial Casey aud Burial Ruhcs, for both
sex. all styles. Collins Trimmed in any
style of Handles and Plates, at all hours
All Goods at bottom figures. Cali and
see for yourselves. No chnrge made for
looking. Accept thanks for past favors.
"A. w. HeGTN ON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
c. Is, 1888 81