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3.75@5. go. Cattle, receipts 5000; shipments
5000; good to prime steady; others slow;
steers 5.70@6. 90; common to medium 4.60@
$50. Sheep, receipts 1,4OO; shipments 800;
dull and weak; inferior to fair 3.o0@
81 75; medium to good 8. 5094 90; choice to
extra 4 50m5.O0
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aBoth LHdia b. Pinkham,s Yegetable Conn

*Both Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 233 and
235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price of
either, 81. Six bottles for So. Sent by mail in
the form of pills, or of Iozepges, receipt of
price. 81 per box for either. Mrs. Pinkham
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose Sc
stamp. Send for ''Guide to Health and Nerve
Strain,''
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Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul RalV2J.
Corrected up to July ], 1855.
Arrival and departure OF THROUGH passenger srafns
DEPARTIRe TRAINS.
River Division.

La CT, sse, Dubuque, Rocl
island & st. Louis Exp.
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex.
Milwaukee & Chicago Ex .
Wabashaw Accom-,
lows h Mimi. Division.
Son. Bginn Ia. & Dav'pt TX
Davenport Express. -,
Mason City s. Kansas City e1
Z. stluEs n DAKOTA ij1y.
Abero cen & Dakota F<-
Shakopee & Prior Lake ex
Aberdeen & Dakota express
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Lake Elmo and Saltwater Trains.

LEAVE MIEEEAPoLIs
t7:So 70, 1880 am, 1880 m, fI2:OGm, II 80 pm
t4:6U F7:UO q
LEAVE ST. PAUL.
$500 an T810 m, 1915 ara, 1917 %, f12:45 ana,
= 15 1905 y and 7:4S H.
GEAvB SALTWATER FOB ct. PAUL d uSEsAsoEI Is
73o n rs: o. m, t12O0 m, sI:13 pm, i3O0 m.
3:45 m, t7a 8 p m.
Daily. Except Sundays. Except MondsyE.
~ Tickets, Sleeping Car Accommodations and
all information can be secured at
No. Is Eicoilet House Block Minneapolis,
J. CHARBONNEAU, Ticket Agent
minneapolis depot, corner Washington Rnd Fourth
avenue north. ". P. IVES, Ticke. Agsut,
Corner Third and Jackson streets, st. Paul.
OEAS. II. PETSOH, City Ticket Agent
Rev Union Depot, foot of Sfbley street.
KNEBEL- & BROWN, Ticket Agents.
Fl. E. HAYDEN, Ticket Agent saltwater
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***"A fair outside is but poor substitute for
inward worth.'' Good health inwardly, of the
bowels, liver and kidneys, is sure to secure fair
outside, the glow of health on the cheek and
Vigor in the frame. For this, use Kidney-Wort
and nothing else
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CIlicaeo Live stncE.

CHICAGO, August 2--Fhe DrOVers' Journal
reports: Hogs, receipts t4,50o: hipments, $500;
heavy lO@l5c off, light frmcr; mixed 5000
5.55; heavy rs; light 5.80@5 40; skips
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The PGV Of Philadelphia Lrtcyers.
Philadelphia Times.

1t is a noteworthy observation made by
one of our Judges that while there may be
six members of the Philadelphia bar who
earn $4,000 year there are 600 who Go
not earn $500.
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REAL ESTATE.
Montana.

The Denver of the Northwest-ls the terminal
point OF three divisions of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. It's located as the geographical cen
ter of that Limo. 1t has had most marvellous
growth. -r
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Hostetter's ston.

Hostetter's Stom-
sch Bitters, by in
creasing vital pow
IT, and rendering
the physical func-
tions regular and
active, keeps the
system in good
working order, and
protects it against
disease. For con-
stipahon, dyspepsia
and liver complaint
nervousness, KID
ney and rheumatic
ailments, it is In
valuab q, and it af-
fOrds q sure de-
fence against mala-
rial fevers, besides
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Rank Injustice 70 I.oo Great Mem.
louisville Courier-JournaI.

The newspapers of the country are doing
Mr.. Hendricks almost as much injustice
by the wanton assumption that he is hos
tile to Mr.. Mcdonald as they are doing
Mr.. Tilden by the foolish assumption that
he could be induced to accept the Presi-
dencY.
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Room 4, Mannheimer Building, Southeast corner
Tn rd md Minnesota streets Direct wire to
Chicago aud Milwaukee Boards q Trad i.
Operator In our otice.l
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Financial ana stock Markets,
MoaNING REPORT.

NV Y1RE. Aug. Ill a. m.-Stocks
have been reak and lower this morning and
prices dechned q per cent. for New York Cen
tTai, l per cent. for Missouri Pacific, Sl per
cent. fcE Wabash, ST. Louis & Pacific preferred,
% per cent. for Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
d Omaha and 58@5G per cent. for the remainder
sf the active list. In specialdes Canada Pacific
fell of l q per cent. to 556.
AFTERNoON RKPoRJ.
Honey at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 1895 per cent. Bar silver, $LlQ13 d.
Sterling exchange steady but duh at SO long,
1861 sight.
G0veFnm ents-Pirm.
State Securities-Dull.
Bords-RailrOad bonds steady.
Stocks-Have been frmer dCr-ag the past
kour and prices recovered 3s@$4 per Gems IL
specalties IS Oregon TTanscondnental rose from
76ssG7736.
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%UL-,oAFo2TINo.
j. : COCOA !
BRE.4KFAST
HR@.4RFfST

l.' -'.-.-.,-'-'' knowledge OF the natural
- "a operations of digestion
,, - e >, 4 oarsfui'appioatior Of the
Il. .es of weil-sslected Cocoa, Mr. Epps
O." ir breakfast tables with deh-
'afe.y q t,-.s- -: beverage whic may save u
many Leavy doctors' bills. ii is by the juGi-
cious of such articles of diet that coustitn-
ton NAV be built up until strong enough 70 rs
sist every tendency of disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maladies floating around US ready &c
attack wherever there : a weak point. We may
escape many d fatal shaft by keeping curse ve'
we'll fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourished frame-"-Ciril Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling wafer o, milk. Sold
~ tins only 45-lb. and h. by Grocars, labeled
thus:
IAHBS EPPS & co. Eo1zss5s I5s58s. Sssaass Sssisss
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ARRrvINa TBAIEs.
River Division.

Chicago & Milwaukee ES.
Chicago & Milwaukee Elk.
Wabasha Accom- ..........
La Crosse, Dubuque, Rocl
Island & ST. Louis Exp.
Iowa Il AiiHn. Division.
Mason City & Kansas City g,
Davenport Express.
S u. MINI. Ia. s Dav'pt Ex
Hastings q Dakots Div.
Aberdeen s. Dakota expires
Shakopee & Prior Lake ex
Abstdeen s. Dakota Ex
A, means daily. O, ez
Saturday z. except MOI
Additional trains betwee
lis, via ''Short Line,n leav
particulars see Short Line
st. Paui-Chas. ThornPs
<. Third street. Bro En &
Union Depot.
Minneapolis-G. L scotf
z, NicoIlet House. 4.
Agent Depot,
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Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI, August 2.-Whisky steady at
IA
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Commission Dealers.

The following are the qu0tatlens OF ssies from
ny commission msn yesterday and sre subject
co daily, Gre4retI,ns.
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DEPARTING TRAINS.

Dining Cars all trains to and frOmsChicage, and
this is the only route that Dining Cars on all
Chicago trains every day in the week.
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CONFECTIOHERs.

General Agent, Livingston, Montana
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itl- excellent -xc-jeIci. eX-G0TernOr
st. John. Of ksLs4>, js Iect2r.ag Ola tenn
perance. in Minnesota, bat be lectures for
mooey. and not for :he .ooa Ct The cause.
His benevClence has this extent, no more.
Mankato wouid not pay his price. and so
he would not lecture there. Fuor Manka-
to, left to her cups because this apostle of
Temperance, withheld from her HE tight Of
his countenance, and left her IL dark
eclipse!
The Hokah Chief says thai the conefruc-
tion train. which has been engaged i'll haql-
ing gravel from the LaCresent pit the past
Summer. to raise the track seven feet be-
tween LaCresent and Rridge Switch. has
succeeded to four feet and it is expected
the balance (three feet) will be finished j..
about two months. Ten acres OF gravel
land was purchased by the com pany foc
this purpose and it is said that every foot
digging twenty feet deep will be required
to make this rise.
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Leave Leave
Minneap'ils st. Paul.

Arrive Arrive
IS. Paul. TinnsgEa Ne
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y p. 2 I
The following Is list Of the G.aEd
and Petit Jurors drawn TO serve for
the January torn afCoor. 1888:
GRAND JuRoRs. -lryin Miller, z.
II, Williams, Geo. Il. Bowie, Esli
II. Bates, james a. Craig, Cbnrles
II Carpenter James B. Hcster, w.
W, f. Bright, Thomas Wclborn, e.
H. Horton, Andrew II. Hamilton,
Milton 7. Rogers, Joseph a. Boggs,
Thomas ), Bowen, Wn. J. Giles
pie, j. Thomas PowelY Thomas 9.
Martin.
PETIT JURoRs-AIiI1o w. Hcster,
a, s. Aiken, J. @. A. Couch, r. La
fayotto Anderson, WIN. G. Mauldin,
David w. Wilson, SiIus J. Aruold,
John f. Stewart, Anthony Baker,
Newton A. Christopher, J. II. Hud,
son, Ro6ert Taylot, lorenzo Il.
Durham, John W. Cochran, David
q, Barker, b. Piorco Mnuldin, Isaac
A. Nimmons, John NJ. Guyton,
Laban MauIdip, a. S. Lesley, VIM.
IL. Perry, IL. Ii. Brown, Lewis r.
Dalton, George W. Cox, Thomas J.
Hunt, Ira L. Roper, Matthew Gill
lespic, Enech B. Richardson, Ross
woll b Jones, Matthew Hendricks,
Felix &. Hill, John Il. Knaor, IIs '
ley Brock, Joseph l.. S,nnscll, Fran>
els A. Martin, J. Munroo Ellison.
For SALE.--A good family Horse
works well anywhere. Call on
JAMES l.. AMBLER,
P'tkcns G. II $. G.
Jan. LIST, 1883.-2
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ANY suIiorcr from tho diseases mcntiphGd car
take this remedy, and thus relieve herself NthFNI
revealing her condition to any one, and without
subjectinG her womGnly modcSty to the Sn6cH VI
an examination by - physician.
To bring health and happiness to the homes oI
suffering women Is n mission before which royni
favor sinks into insIgnincance. What earthly ben:
elactiGn can compare with one which protects from
'.l'hat dire disease whose ruthless mower
MllAcr5 beauty = trancient 1lOwCrH" 49,.
which gives case for pain, joy for sorrUW, antilcA
for tears, tho rose OF health Tor tho p:.Ilor OF C
ease, the lSht, elastic step for dragging wrurIness.
nights OF soft rcpo5c for heavy hours Of tnSyInu
rcStlrSSncS5 bounding Vigor for lunEuishiug ,uII,
ness, the sweet line of full grown beauty for Tho
sharp and wIthcred form OF emaCiation, d long iIto
OF mental, physical, social ana domestic ENJOY.
mentS for aJclD sad ddUS OF pain ana gloom ending
N an early grave? Such Is tho mission, such arc
inc results o. DIR. J. BEADFIELD'S FEMALE REGU-
hHToH which Is hence truly and appropriately
stSiGh "Womans Best FTicpd.n ~,
w hltrY" aid oil those Irregularities Of the
womb SO deatructivc to the health, happiness aud
beauty OF women, disappear like magic before
All who suffer from any OF these ulSSaSe8 Srs
Don't fail to try II.
Trice, small aize, 70 cents. Largo sIze, ,el.6@
Manufactured by
.nRADFIELD, At1anta, G&s
For sale everywhere,
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the O'NE:IL.L-
EyN-S.bE yIi!YH NAcR!NE,
EaateMtrA EDcc. ffh. ES77.

fENHlS is to inform7 the people Of South
d Carolina ihht we are the owners of this
wonderful Invention in this State nnd have
Agents TO File Gins in al! the Counties If
Gin owners will see il work they will bc
convinced of it's srpcriOriiy over all other
mod@s of Sharpening Gins. Ii makes a
true taper tooth with needle point: Mr..
Z. ). Hin, or Jackson County. Gcorgin,
says. "llc entered Que bale of his .coitou
last year III Arl0mtn at the North Gcorvin
Fnir and carried of the 5000 premium, and
sold bis cotton for y cents per pound more
than any other contestant. lie knows his
'ucaca> is cmarscabIe ulvne to fling done
hy the y Ncill M.chumc."
Persons Wishing their Gins Flied ty this
Machine, III the Counties 6f Pichths, An.
derSon and Grccnville, will plGasG address
Ia Il. 30" En- Mt Briggs p6srBGlGe, Pickcns
County, ). g., and we will schd an Agent
at once to do their work. They will only
lave to stop 8irning2 or 3 hours. Price,
ia ccttts PCT saM.
II. r. BOWEN.
". II. YAxDYKE.
sept 28. 1882 If
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Woman

How shall she preserve her health and
beatty? One who has long investigated ed this
subject gives the result, AMI is happy to
say that it il found in "Woman's Best
Friend" 1t is adapted especially to that
great central, all controlling organ-thc
womb; correcting its disorders, ami caring
any irrcgulariry of the "mensps' or 'cour.
ccs." DR.. }. Bradfrld's Female Regulator,
acts like charm in whites, and i'll sudden
or gradual checking, or in entire slorpngc
OF the monthly courses, from: cold. mental
'rouhlc, or like trouble, by restoring the
natural discharge in every instance. In
chronic cases, often resulting in liberation,
falling of the womb, its action is prornp,
and decisive, saving the constitution from
numhcrless evils and premature decay -
Prepared by Dr.. }. Brndhrld, A,lnnta
Ia. Price, trial size, 75c; large size, 81. 80
For sale hy all druggists.
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D. with Atlanta and ohaclottc Division Rich
n.cnd and D"nrillo railway from At
lantA and beyond
r. with A,'tn;a and charlotte Di, sion Rich>
mtnh and Dauvillc RaiIroad for all
points south and west
F. With ) & Kailruad for Charleston
With Wilmington, COumhin and Augusal
Rarlroad for Wilmington and the
Norlh.
With charlotte, columbia nul Augusta
KuiIroad for Charlotte and the North
q. With AshcVlllcnnd Spartnnburg Railroad
frUm cndcrsonviilc
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
moud and D.nvillc Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
Standard Time used IN Washington, d G.,
which is fifteen minutes faster than Colum-
bin
j W FRY, Superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, ,Gcncrhl Passenger Agent
d, CAuDwELE, Asst Gen. Pass'r agent
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q. e 80 I,T,llNTs.


Four new law Offices ale needed
IN Piclsens.
Hon. ". II. Wallace viii preside
NJ tho ensuing term of Court.
Tho Ashley Phosphate company
EhIs our thanks for n neat 1883 Al,
'otnac, accompanied with some side
itting cards aud cuts.
Changes of homes for tho yoar
l., still going on. Several wagons
Gl3 en(witb household and kitchen
z $niture pass through town almost
q, Try day.
The Town Council ought to bay
. amber OF ducks and geese. Main
,o' eet furnishes fine sport for the
'"vb-fo0ted tribe, The Grcenback
J .ty has engaged them all, ESQ.
emo Of our subscribers are in ar,
" RS for their paper, and we ask
D. m as afavor to come forward and
.o lie without furthor nc tico.
: gentleman was severely bitten
~ astrange dog near EasIey Sta
-, recently. BY tho curious ac-
u"1ls of the dog it is feared the
brute was rubid.
lack Gowan, colorcd. who was
'y'"t to the Pcnilontiary from this
/ tnty f"r term of three years for
~" killing of Andy Anderson, died
3" he PenitenCiary Of consumption,
nH. uta month ago.
no nowly appointed Trial JUS
q ..:rgof this County have received
"rHce Of their appointments, and
WlH soon be qualified to "holh the
70, es OF justice evenly balanced"
a"" receive the abuse of disappoint~
, a itigants.
The Easloy people have about
{" Apleted their splendid Academy
and have procured tho
a'' vices of Prof. Moore, of Seneca
Gjjy, as lhcir teacher Prof. Moore
j. a graduate OF Newbcrry College,
- comes to EasIoy bighly recon
n,mded. We commend the citizens
u Faslcy for the energy displayed
b them in tho completion CT their
4 $50, and ut the same time con-
~ itula'o them upon their good for.
Z. 10 in securing tho services Of an
complEShy5 TEACHER.
Mrs. Nancy Orr died Of cancer
..M the 23d Of day December, 1882.
! .Ie deceased " as born in 1902 and
q. ~ consconentIv. 80 wears old. She
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E2rrOrB Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for vcars
N from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and all the efe;is Of youthful indis.
erection, will for the sake of srRcring hu-
mnnityi send fT6 10 all who need IL, The rcat
cipe and directions for making fle simple
remedy by which he wus cured. Sufferer
wishing to profit by the advertisers oxpet
ricnce can do So by Addressing in perfect
con6,lerwe, JOHN D. EOGDRN, AZ Cedar
street, New York
teb e3i 1882
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D3aCksn1:tI1inu,

iBNnE undersigned respectfully informs
a ms patrons nNd the pubIic generally,
mat he will commune the business Of Black
amlt@ing At Plc&rns 9. II Gulin the pres
en-! year, and has renewed his Shop to the
Building on the Public Square. in rear of
'he Comt House. B. " HUGHES will
carry on the Woodwork business in con-
nection with my Shop.
NOAH JOHNSON.
Jan 4, 1883 Is
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..aath. Her remains were Inferred
Is, Bethesda church in Bru<hy Creek
township, Anderson county, near
." ere she raised hen family aud
sided most OF her life. She died
40 the residence of her son-in.law
~. John NJ. Barr, WHO lives near
l,nSley Station.
WANTED. One or Two Young
f-.wns good price paid for them
= Up y to G. e. ROBINSON, Pickens
E},urt House, 5. g.
Jurors and Witnesses who have
@oen summoned to be and appear at
g January term of Court for
J ckens County on the 81 Monday,
rth instant, are hereby notified
at their attendance will not be
J" 4nired upon said Court, until Mon.
- y the ODD instant at 10 o'cIr ck,
A M :, the Court having been ad
until the 4th Monday in
S.. tnuAty 1888, by order OF Hon. w.
n Wallace, Presiding Judge.
j. J. LEWIS,
Clcrk of Court.
Alta Regular Communication of
j ties Lodge, No. l80, A. f. NJ,
I'D 23d December 1882, the fol.
wing officers were elected and in
's' 1Ilcd to serve the ensuing year:
e II. BATES, w. N.
J. II. Bowen, S. w.
w. II. NALLEY, J. w.
LABAN MAULDIN, Troas.
d, GRIcE, Secretary.
4. ] BoWEN, S. D.
=. NJ. ELLISON, J. D.
J. II. li1h1GS; Nsn1x1. Stewards
SIMEON BAswELL, Tilcr.
Married. on 28lh Docombor 1882,
- Rev, }. D. TnIIoy, at his rcsi>
nee, Mr., w. B. Jones, OF Andcr.
q u, TO Miss Miss Effo ITughcy, Of
lckens County.
a child'sgreatest onomy is worms.
}|ho can calc"late the misery and
snaeringa o child has to ondtro who
IA infested '9ith%worms2 Shrinor's
iHdia9 VermiinBo viii DESTROY and
Spell worms from both Children
nd adalts. Only rs cents bottle
HEApAoHNl ttEADAofs More
eadaches arise from disordered
sonach than any other causc. Usc
@orman's NeutfnIi&ing Cordial &c
- orrcct yonr stomach and you will
pt be Lrodblcd with this painful
,ahdy which HAS become tho tane
"s vohr e1istsncc. Try q small
95ttlo:
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rgp ConsunnY1ti%ega

fIiiE advertiser having been permnh6nlly
cured Of that drehd disense, Conshmp.
tion; by a simple rcmcd$; is ahxiohs 10
mike known to his fellow sufferers The
mP6hS Of cure. To all Who dcsife ii. he will
send cory Of the prescription used, free
Of charge with the directions forprtreribg
aure Curefor Coughs. Gods Eonsun,rtics;
A%lhma; lrohtEiriss sc. Pmties &isbiDf
tie Prescription, will please addrt$s Rev!
r. a: WILSON, lta Penn street, VI illiafhss
btng NeN fpfk
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KoATHGNTSS.

MO Patert no Pay is our moli6 we
~ have had II years experience in pro:
curing Patents, Caveats. Trahc-Alnrk s
Copyrights, etc, in this and other coun5
tries. Our Hand looks giving tul inslrucu
lions in Pnrcnus free. Address r. =. & a:
p. LACEY, Patent Au'ys, Goa Street;
Washington, ID. T..
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ISi1npIc9

7 Will, mnil (FreD) the recipe rdr sim,
4 pie Vegetable Balm that will rcm6yc
Tan, Frccklcs, pimples and Blorch3s. Ieay,
ing the skin sofl, clear and beautiful, nIso
instructions f6f ptolncng i luxurinnr
growth Of bHiF tH a hald hcad or smootb
lace. AdlreSs, incosing &c. stamp, BEN.
NDEF S CO Y barclay ,irect, N, Y
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G,k.1TIIENGa

We have large aud well selected lot of
CLUfiiiNG. and can sell you for T3 so a
h"nutilui saqur suit, which will cost you
~ 50 everywhere else. You will be con
NIneri when yOu see it, DO not fail to
Look at oar Ladies' CIoakes, they are o. the
most beautiful styles, frSm $l.0O 10 SO.
Ali Kinds Of Fancy Notions, too numer-
Gus ~ memt.On prices.
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James G. Black,
.B1LNVIITIGY2e
GRSEIYGH WILLIE, q. q.

YTA9IN STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES,
4 l. God and Silver Watches. SpccInclcs,
Chains, Bracelets, Sets, Pendants, Pins
Kings, Studs, Lockcts, Chnrns, Thimbles,
&c. Silver Plate Ware, Knives, Forks,
spoons. &c. stationery, Albums, Fancy
Goods, Day Rocks, &c. job Lot six
Clocks, :5I8; Large Cronlos, So; 100 Pen
Gil b, 20 cents
Repairing Of Watches 6nd Je@elfy BohS
Promptly.
nov lG, 1882 o
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Eo4GN&NON&

TNOR ScMiGrs OH nhy uiscnse; wound OF
a injury: Fees. $50. Bounty: Bhtk Pay.
biSchar8cs FOR Dcscrrcrs, etc, procured.
~ years experience. Address &. NJ. SITES
CO.. GOA + ST., Washington, ID. C.
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HSicEA1Rl o 1ft1 G& EBanySHEG ER EG
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after November 9Th, 1882. Pas
sengcr Train Service en- the Atlnntn and
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IA II s ES%Ts AbplTi6}NHh Sbprrif}i "h' nGSiE GnE
.LALA - STEAD CERTIFICATES and all
Et"ck, anh HIGHEST PRICES Paid. Dn yoti Wanl
u sell or Duy2 II 80, wrIto To a. a. TGdOI4A5,
Nt'"Fh"5 G-B".W, "nShAnRtOt1B -: y:
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Notice..

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
" Notice is hereby given. that | win an.
ply to 0. l.. Durant, Probate Jndrc for
plckons County, on Thursday, lst day of
February 1893, for leave 10 make final
settlement ofihc estate OF Snmnel Chairman.
MINOR and ask to be discharged there
from rs GUARDIAN
W.. L. FIELD, Guardian.
jan 4, 1888 IS
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It's well known to physicinns, and alasi too we'll
known 10 suffering women themselves, that they
arc subject 10 numerous diseases prcuinr 10 iNef-
scx, such as suppression of the Monscs, painfui
and scnnty Mcnstruation, Congestion, liberation
and Falling OF the Womb, attended with nh end.
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MEDKCBNEs E5OEe SALE.
TUE undersigned keeps .rhrks's Liz
l. Balsam, constantly on hand 70 r sale
nlso Dr. Dunlap's original King OF ,Pains.i
Liver and Kidney Repulmrler apd Bl9d4
Glcnnscri so cents for trial Bottle, 81 90 foT
full size. Medicines will be delivered wheh
desired. j. G. MAULDIS.
Flower Postoffice, PickGns Co., s. C,
nov ,, 1880 ~
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Columbia 81 Greenyille n r.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.

Observation-Disclosures,
COLUMBIA, O., November, 4th 1882.
On nndafter Monday. Nov. 9th. 1882,
passenger trains willrunas herewith indi.
Gated upon this Road and its branches:
Daily, except Sundays.
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Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi
cAgo, Illinois.
Esell Exchange ON all the principal cities
Of Europe. uOolleetions receive prompt
attention.
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Difficult to Bring Positive Proof.


The Review makes no personal fight
upon Governor Ordway or the members
Of the capital commission, but 1t does
uniquivocally oppose the star.chamber
and close communion manner with
which the creation of the commission
was characterized. While it may be diff
hcult to bring positive proof to bear
sufficient to clearly establish the charge
corinpt means were employed to pass
the commission bill, the circumstantial
evidence surrounding the whole affair is
such ms to create a wholesome suspicion
in the minds of the uninitiated that the
transaction will not bear very crucial
investigation. One Of the most suspic.
ions features in the matter is the clan
destine manner in which the commission
felt constrained to organize-by secretly
leaving Sioux City, outside the territory.
in the dead Of night, and while the train
which bore them to Yankton was rush.
ing through that oity, in which place
the bill required them to organize. they
quickly completed the initiative step Of
eiecting officers and then speeded On
their way out Of Yanktou ~ rapidly ~ q
locomotive could convey them. Il il
curious. to say the least, why body oi
intelligent men, acting under the author,
ity Of Legislature enactment, should bs