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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-12
PerampturY Sale al Auction

V1uiiipiViJ CnlU al HuIllUiI
OF 80 OF the most valuable lots IN the CITY nj
Marshall Harrison county. Texas, In the Gillum
ADDITION to said city. 10 begin on Thursday,
April 20, 1883 at 10 o'clock A. IN. In front Of tho
coutt'houso In said city. and continue from day
TO day until said lots are all sold
SITUATION AND ADVANrAGEs.-Theso
lots are in Wards Nos. and 2, and the north.
great railroad city of eastern Texas-having The
Texas * PaclGe X. X. from east 10 west: tho
Texas New 0rhnns X. X the Jefferson diyis.
ION OF the Texas Pacific Y. X running north 10
Pittsbnrg. Texas, in,erseciing tho Jefferson al.
vision o. the Missouri Pacific and the Texas &
~, Louis railways, and also tho Marshall x sa-
bine Pass II, all connecting at aud running
rom tne city 81 Mershall affords every facility
In near proximity 70 all OF said railroads. their
w0rs Shops round houses freight and passcn-
ger depots and also the car mandatory, and
surrounded as they ar. with many handsome
lots, for residences and business purposes. tho
most desirable In said city Tho city OF Mar.
SHAH with all her railroad advantages, ..and sur
rounded with fine cotton, fruit aud gardening
LANDS anu livins springs OF pure, health restor.
wost.
The many inquiries already made TO purchase
ONE OF these lots, and need OF money by the
are chance to buy valuable property will DO had
Colonel Horny Gillum, OF New Orleans Ia
who controls said property for tho owner Mrs
Virginia A. Gilum) win DO In Marshall Ten
days before day of sale. aud can there bo confer.
rcd with In reference 10 said property, piot m
which can be seen on record In Tie county rletLis
oilce OF Harrison coun y.Texss.
lilo perfect and deeds with full covenants nj
warranty will be given W
TRIMS OF SALE.
Hal cash on day OF sale and balance and IA
months of equal amounts, In pfomlsory notes, 10
bear interest at the rate ofiO pcrcc per ain,,m
nom day OF sale until paid 10 be secured nv
leeds o. trust on the property sold with clauses
inserted TO cover trusiees aud attorneys fres for
collecting same, ifnol paid as they respectively
come Que. Deeds OF sale aud OF triis. TO be pr,-
pared by The owner. at expense OF purchasers.
not 10 exceed $40 for both.
Captain J.A. II. Hosack, formerly Of Jefferson
Texas, but now ofthe city OF san Antonlo' TOY
Us, VINO has made auction sales OF town lots a
specially for the last 20 years, viii conduct pad
sale, and viii DO pleased TO confer and CORE.
sponc with those wishing TO attend said sale,
with the view Of purchasing any OF tho said lots
| ]. A. II, HoskCK, Auctioneer.'
ma''e'un" Ban Antonio. TexsA
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$500
The Rosadalls

The Rosadalis'
.Rosadalis is q sovereign remedy for all
diseases of the blood. IL has no equal for
the cure of nervous disorders. Read this
certificate: would like to bear testimony
to the merits OF Rosadalis, by saving that
some eight years ago | was totally pros.
trated and could get no relief from our
family physician, but after taking one bot
tie OF Rosadalis became entirely re-.
stored to health. | now weigh I75 lbs,
but when I first took your medicine |
weighed only 100. / cheerfully recon.
mend il to all, and especially to those
afflicted with nervous debility.
MRS. A. A. MARION, Baltimore. Md.
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Memo sana IN corpore sano:' "a sound
mind in a sound body" is the trade mark
OF Aliens Brain Food, and we assure our
readers that, II dissatisfied with either
weakness Of brain or bodily powers, this
remedy will permanently strengthen both.
N,-At ruggists and Aliens pharmancy
3l5 FirstAvenue, New York.
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a Daisy Place,

Chris Rinuemans saloon OF Fort Worth.
which is hard by the depot, is well. known
to and most popular place with the tray-
cling public. Chris and Dick Flanagan
preside. and the purest and best LIQUORS are
served and connected In style 10 suit
the taste OF the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but The very best brands Of
goods, and u you tain would smoke. II IL
here YOU will find the best brands OF cigars
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With the stomach disordered, tongue
coated and furred, heated fcvered breath,
and constipation, how can you expect Ia
feel we'll Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
remove each Of those troubles and let Won
enjoy the good things OF life. Sold by w
II. Patterson d 90.
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A CARO-

A Caro-
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscre.ions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
Will send recipe that will cure you, free
oil charge. This great remedy was discoy.
cred by a missionary In South America
Send a selt'addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph L. lnman, Station d, New York
CITY,
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Tho Pcoplc's World. vida y.ra,c,

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold In
every civilized country, and the public have
rendered the verdict that IL Is the cheapest
and best hair dressing In the world.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are inya.
riably acknowledged the purest and the
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.,
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why suffer longer from dyspepsia, indi-
gesllon, want Of appetite, loss of strength,
taCk OF energy, malaria, intermittent fevers,
etc'' Browns Iron Bitters never fail 70
cure these diseases. They act like charm
on the digestive organs, removing all dys-
peptic symptoms, such as belching, heart
puti. oiliousness, etc. Remember 1t is the
only IRON preparation that will not blacken
.ne teeth or give headache. Ask your
druggists concerning its merit.
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Go to the Caddo house, Grecnville, lyon
want good accommodations at low rateo
comfortable rooms, clean beds and n wall
supplied table can always be found.
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3. 3. 8. stands unrivaled for blood dIs.
cases; Is o blessing to those who TAKE Il.
send me the address Of doubtful ones. John
STaggart; Salamanca, N, Y.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Our
will give immediate relief Price 10 eta !.
Scots, and 81. Sold by W. II. Patterson
& Co., druggists, Dallas.
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shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for .catarrh, diptheria and csnkor mouth
Sold by. W. II. Patterson & Co., drug.
gists, Dallas.
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Mysteries, a melancholy symptom OF &C.
rious monthly troubles, are cured by the
use Of English Femnle Bltiers.
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would be such relief during an attack Of
asthma, when the muscles OF the throat
seem 10 be drawn together, then Is the Time
a dose OF Acker's English remedy should be
given-relief follows. Sold by w. II. Pat.
terson & Co.
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CHEAP Column.
8utcrs.
RlsscsIlaueous Vaanfs

NoflCk-Adverusesne may b hsnaed iuio
~ our business once up 10 sp- n, and into the
eomgesing ROOM up % 4. N.
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Eor gxchan9c.
4tlonrlJ TO lend.


EOR EXCHANGE-Dr Thomas viii exchange
~ ms farm OF D, acres for Dallas dly property.
e'i ~ oSt Elm " un Stairs apr3-tf
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MONEY TO LEND--0n one to i've years
WI time at reasonable rates. C. T. Wellesley
general manager Dallas. Texas.
MONEY TO LEND-l will lend funds on real
WI estate on long time at reasonable rates
James b Simpson. mario i'm
1 AND LoANs-J, b. Watkins 4 Co, Dallas,
IL Texas. feb 10 n
MONEY TO LEND-R. D. Coug glamour.
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Cor Salr.

EUR SALE-Complete OUTFIT steam brick ma,
L chine engine aud boiler, dirt erasher.
moulds, teams. wagons, sheds, etc, cheap for
cash or on time. ] Il. WhiReller, torsicRua
ieNas. msrSi-ptt
roR SALk-Bnai ling house oulnt AuIress
L Fred. A. Beall, C'eburnc. Texas aprl0.lw
L'oR sALE-My undivided halt interest IN tne
Il Ahney 4 Pointer herd of CATTLE about lut0
head, located IN Shsoklcford county, Texas,
4. W. Ahney, Denton. Tex. apralm
NOR SALE-Eugne, Boiler and Spice Mills, in
Il good order. For further particulars call on
marl5.l I'm McENNIS Il co,
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g., q. & 3. e. gail,ua,y.

-- CONTRIBUTIONS.
at GALVESTON with Mallory Line Of
steamers for Key West and New York: Nor.
gan Line Steamers for New Orloans. Indian.
Cruz. AZ" Vo's
Columbia ana towns in srs a. y; o .; r.; f
At HOsENBERC with a.. n. Aa. A. n,
tsunset RouteJ for Columbus. Weima, Hsr.
WOOD, Luling, San Antonio, Laredo. Uyaida
western Texas and Mexioo also n,
nousson And Star and Crescent Route foi
n cenmMonS orange. Lake Charles, tho Techs
southsss! North and East with New Y Yo ri
Texas y Mexican R'y for Wharton. Vioto,is
and stations on that lino '"
At BRENNAN with II. at. O. nv IN,
s 1eamp s.,,n, Ledbetter, Giddinga. Mcbade
At MIIANQ with l. &a.N. Ry. for Hesrua
town Austin, San Marcos, New brsunlel,
San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y,
AZ MS1REGOR with Texas and st. Loui,
ny TOT waco Cotsicana, Athens Mount ploss'
ant Gilmer and Texarkana, ''"''
At MORGAN with tho Texas Contra, nv.
LOT WACO, Ross Hico. lrcdell Cisco and ali
points on that line. "'A va
AT TS;iLIaEGhd1URNE, Junction Of Dallas d.
w W., v. q ., ". ny.
AT r lN1H WORTH with Missouri Pacific
anu Texas Pacific Rys for all points on
these lines for El Paso, Santa Fe, San iran.
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for Kansas
Cly, 81 Louis, Chicago, New York. and hi
points North, East aud West ="
at DALLAS with II. Il 4. q, Ky. T. Ap
~ and Dallas Extension OF Missouri Pa
cinc Ry
srsee that your tickets read over this limo.
Hs-For null Information, address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't
GALVESTON. TEXXn
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WANrEp-No. lhonsese. per dssirss a sisa-
w a,ioa in some part Of Texas; understands
sewing and housekeeping thoroughly: can give
drs class 81 Louis refer nces, private family or
hotel. Address Mrs. Mary Roberts, lsa Chest.
uu' street ~ Louis M. aprl
"A ANrkD-- 10 purchase ABOUT ~ aeivs o
w land, upon which 10 erect college build
insS within - ot miles OF the center OF the
oiy OF Dallas. Persons having such property
for sale are requested TO address the undeTsign.
ed. giving full description Of property aud price
and terms. Alexander Garrett aprS-u
DooMs wANrED.-The Saenseriest commit.
IL tee desires to ascertain from boarding houses,
hotels aud private residences the numberof Wis.
itors that can be accommodated during Saenger.
fest week. and AZ what rates Proposals must
be addressed to LOEB & FREIbEl,G.
marl6-im Corner Elm and Lsmsr streets.
MTANrkD-You w stop al the NATION Al
w HOTEL Nrst-clsss accommodations at
reasonable nate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
Twenty-Five CENTS PER DAY. Rosrd and
lodging from 81 so 10 81 per week. The build.
ing Is brick with three sialrways In case OF IRE.
Located In the business portion OF the city. only
one square from streei-car line and one square
from Texas h Pacific and Missouri racihc Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road Give us n trial. and DO convinced
that you can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping AT the National ]. NJ. OAR,
Proprietor ianl9-lyr
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For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh,
Porous Plaster. Sold by w. Ii. Patterron
q Co. druggists. Dallas, Texas
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Cost.

| osT OR SroLKN-A canary bird, blacR And
~ yellow. fine singer; anyone finding same
aud returning to llli Main street will be suta.
bly, rewa rdod. enrio' !,
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DO 2l 81 s Sss y l HSS.; s ss.s worth
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Eer Gasnl.

,EoR RENr--Gcntlemen Wishing an elegant
II furnished cool room, pesse apply at 9eh
Kim street. aprl2lt
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l'oR RENr--Genuemen DESTROYS of securing
II cool commodous rooms, elegantly i:rn'
ished, within "A few minutes walk of business
portion OF the city, will please apply to 100 Jack
son street. apr 0-lw
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LoR RENr-pso roomS suitable for Offices
II one southern ex posure-No. 7is Main
street, Ono small cottage for rent-No 1850
Main street aptl2tt
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E0R RENT-A large building, suitable Tor
l. both dwelling and carpenter and blacksmith
shop. for only $40 per month. Inquire OF J. T.
Ftouts. Herald ONCE W
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STRAINED or StnicirI.

STRAYEp OR sToLEN-on Monday night
~ last roam sorrell mare about s years old
and about Az hands high A liberal reward
Will be paid for her ,eturn to Kerloot Hcrefnrd
" n'Snihip, 100 Elm ~. apr6-lw
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EoR RENr-Cottage. 1897 Commence street
l. east OF Cabell. Enquire at l2ll Main street
Anrl.t
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no.. us temperance movement Is weaker
scs man y has been for many years. The
sis,,,I attributable to two reasons, one that
bihi,as, wniie not. what are termed pro.
posin.s nave been generally adopted Inn.
"'enses, and because The temp GRANGE All.
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Arc, Began Paying.
, Thr,Ew Yonw, April l2,--The Mercantile
y ~ n,,st company began paying stockholders
~ ,e Western Union Telegraph company,
dividends to-day.
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FRRR.

BESIDES ses &C. FIVE lines OF Pullman Sleeping Car
ana handsome day coaches, with toilet rco,.s
s s,d mo latest improvements, warmed by uinss
with colored attendants SPaoeu ma
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-06-21
Truthful James"

"Ouf cynical contemporary the Pickens
SENTINEL still screams npon the mountains,
and hints that the people Of Greenvtlle know
best why The Eews did not publish the fac,
that Gen. Hagood's proposition provided for
rights Of way 10 ERsley. The people OF
GreenVille, esteemed contemporary, know
nothing about il. The reason why the pro.
vision regarindg Easley was not published
was the absence Of information. Nobody has
seen the proposition except Dir Mautdin,
Mr.. Ferguson anu the Editor of the SEN
TINEL, the gentlemen having il in charge
not feeling authorized to publish il and sub
hitting to the meeting here only the points
necessary for the people Of this city to know
The name or the Neps is truthful Jaa,es
and all the people Of Greenville arc guile
less Of dark ways and sinful tricks.
There is no cause for quarrel. esteemed
cotemporary. Let us pull together, and de-
vote our present attention to uniting til,
forces OF Pickens, Oconee, Laurens, Union
Anderson, Spertauburg a nj 9reenville TO
magnificent Piedmont fuir every year
That is something We cnn go TO work ut i'm
medi"'eiy and Proftnbly. GreenuiHe Ners.
Some Of the people of 0reeuville, beside
Messrs. Mauldin and Ferguson, told us
"truthful james," that the proposition G
General Hngood provided for the rights q
way from Greenville to Easlcy, Citizen
Of this Comfy, besides the editor Of thi
paper, had seen the proposition. SO some
body besides DIR. Mauldin, Mr.. Ferguson
and the editor Of THE SEMINAL most Ger
tainly saw the proposition, the assertion
Of 'truthful James" to the contrary not
wthstnnding. Why was il not necessar
for the people OF Grecnville to know tina
they were required to provide the ways on
means to secure the right of way fror
Grecnville to Enaicy? If the committe
fuicd to inform the people Of Grecn,illc c
this fnct, did they net in good faith to war
the good people whom they represented
"c will let the committee and "tluthf,
James" answer the question. "Truthf,
, james s"ys that General lIagood promise
10 run the road by Grcenvillc if certni
, conditions wcrc complied with, and ths
those conditions have been complied with
We have General Iingood's own au,horit
for saying that he promised no such thing
) that he only promised to lay their PROPOSE
J tion before the Board Of Directors, anu hi
81" in the matter. Snrcasti
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c. o. & r. R.-The Proper Route
Under Consideration.

That there hes been dissat isfnction. grow
ing out of The difficulties Irescnte ed by the to-
Biography OF the country. with the original
location Of the French Brond and Atlantic
H., is very apparent; and hence, when
THIS ID merged into n corporation which louks
far beyond the petty lucnl interests of any
given locality OH the line, considerations Of
pract'cnl Importance alone are properly to
be observed The old theory of locating
Railroads for the convcnnce Of every man =
gin house did very well when private means
were expended, and private individual as
sumed the construction of limited sections
but now, when the whole line is to be con :.
sIrucIed nj the expense Of public corpora
lions the policy is n cheap, short and di-
rect route. With this idea in view, nttrn
ton is now being directed tv tho old line,
advocated years ngo 10y john e. Calhoun,
along the ridge which traveracs this portion
OF tho Stntc from Aiken. to Pickens, G. II.
without scnIccly stream nj which to wa.
ter horse during the summer season Hon.
wnddy Thompson, nlso opcnl, advocated
this route, at what is known rs Rci,rs Rail-
rond meeting. held years ago. at Anderson
(nlthough Mr.. Thompson lived at Green
-""" much offence 10 the people
'r. ~" nrpnment
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Manufactures.

The manufacturing interest seems 10 be
IN big boom just now in the State
Iearly every county ie ambitious to have
=. cotton factory in its borders. Where
yater power is not available. ateam is 10
ne applied. Why can't Pickens got ND n
room too? We have some splendid water
poweEs in the County. On the Saluda lust
belOw the Air Line Railroad bridge on the
1eneral Easley place, there is n magnifi>
otnt power, and on the Twelve Mile river
'here Is good power ct Vim. Hunters Mile:
and still further down, near Central, there
- another fine power. These powers are
al convenient TO the Air Line Railroad.
There are hun ireds Of other good falls
"a the County that might be p"0ftably uti-
bzed by small manufacturing industries,
such as turning wagon spokes, and hubs.
70 and hammer handles, bed sieads and
Erious other articles that are in ready
e emand. This timber for such industries
81 bountiful, and OF the best quality, in
''C county. Our people are fairly out Of
dFbt and have some ready each on hand
~hich they, doubtless, would like to in.
7ast In n safe and profitable business. If
some one would put the ball IN motion and
START manufacturing enterprise Of any
character that promised fair return for
the amount invested, we have no doubt but
what they could make It success. When
e9y oommBn!fS Invests money enough
81 o manufacturing enterprise to make
ibOm take mn iRteFest IN. and look a!tey
Y enough foreign capital can be ensIly
80 come IN 10 make IL a enc
,pas, Pieksns should not DO bebtud her
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Communion Service-~A Large Con-
gregation and the Riot at Cross
Road Church. May goth, 1883.

MIR. EDITOR: Tho public mnd is consid~
erHbly ngitnted over the riot Mt Cross Ron,ls
May 2o'h Iproposc to give you some dots
which may do some good in ailnying the ex-
| citcment.
Cross Roads Baptist Church is situated
in thickly settled neighborhood, easy Of
access from oil points, aud has n large con ,
gregntion in regular attendance. The peo-
pie of this ncighborhoOd are noted for being
quiet, law abiding people, and they are
especially noted for their good order at
church, the service is often concluded with
ont single person having got up md gone
ont Of The house during the service. The
thira Sunday in May has long been set apart
for the celebration of the death of Christ.
or IN other words, the annual communion of
the church The oldest people now living
can't remember when this day wns first set
apart for that service, all expect the COM
munion TO tuke place at that time This oc.
chsion always brings together very lnrgc
congregation, many that now live in other
communities once lived in this settlement
and were regular attendants on the days
OF worship here, but now they cannot at
tend regularly but they generally come the
third Sunday in May. The place is sacred
to many and is venerated by all, old and
young The third Sunday in last May
duwned bright and beautiful. Early IN the
morning the roads leading in the different
directions were lined with people, some on
foot, some on horseback, some in wagons.
ougg'es or carriages, going to church.
MANY that had not been there IN twelve
months would be there to day, They yould
worship the Saviour again at the old church
where in early life they had renlized his
presence and felt his love. Some expected
this time would be their last visit, old noe
was fast stealing on them and thew never
expected TO have mn other opportunity TO
| worship in the old church, the memory of
which Is ever dear to them. BY eleven
O'Clock quite large congregation had as>
Sembled, from oil parts of the County. and
The adjoining counties. The city and coun-
~ OF Greenville was represented by come
OF their bestpeoplc. The church and people
were glad TO see them present and the off
GERS OF the church did all they could to
make all the good people comfortable and
TO make them feel welcome and at home
But there were so many present that NOT
hn'f of them could gel H. the house. aud the
house WINS principally filled with ladies'.
Inc occasion was unutually solemn,
deep interest VAS manifested by all in The
mouse anil many That were standing on,
doors manifested considerable interest in
the service. a general good feeling seemed
TO per7Nde the co"gr egation in and around
inc mouse a much larger number Of COM
'H"h'c"n's were present thnn was ever seen
nefe oefore. Thus the service passod off
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Piedmont Institute.

The anniversary exercises OF this Insti
ton will embrace two days, Wednesday auC
Thursday, The eth and 28rh instant. Tb,
first day beginning at 8 A. NJ On this da,
there will be brief examinations OF IN,
classes, together with recitations of sele :,
pieces on the part Of the pupils.
Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock.-Contes.
tants for the prize in defamation will re-
o'tc their respective pieces. The prize will
DC awarded by committee appointed 70
make the decision as 10 the best effort IN
oratory.
Th"rsd"y-NnniversAry day proper, be
ginning 10 o'clock A. M.--Pirst, orieiro,
speeches by the Senior young men Of the
Institute. Second address before poidor,,
an Society by Rev. Ellison Capers, Of Grer,
vile, 8. c. The above exercises will ho
inte.spersed with instrumental and vooa,
music by tho pmpilS. conducted bv Ni..
Mamie Edwards. The patrons Of the II,
s,itute and all friends Of education, are
most cordinlly iuViied 10 attend all Of the
exercises named above.