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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-12-06

A VICTORY FOR THE PEOPLE.
Tho Democrats Nomipate John q. Carlisle
for Speaker.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The fight
is ended, and the people, through their
representatives, unintimidated by the
sectional cry and the bulldozing of the
protected interests that have swaTmed
here, haze won o substs ntial victory.
Mr.. Carlisle won the toss in the very
beginning of the caucus by securing a
riea rore vote. From that moment Mr..
Randalps friends gave it up. They were
beaten. The vote which followed
merely registered what was already q
certainty. There never was a more hotly
contested fight which ended 30 eatsfacto.
rily for principle IA against demagogue-
ism, which ended so disastrously for the
defeated.
The result showed, what has already
been indicated in these dispatches, that
the Randall campaign was bluff. and
that its chance OF Terminating success.
fully rested solely upon bulldozing and
terrorizing the timid by the sectional
cry, and the threats Of tho protection
monopolies.
The Carlisle people are jubilant TO-.
night. The principles of Democracy are
vindicated, and class legislation, sus.
tanned by packed committees through
two Democratic Congresses must take a
hack aeat for the next two years.
The corrected count OF the vote showed
Carlisle LOG, Randall 5I, Cox 80.
South Carolina's vote was four for Car.
isle and two for Randall.
Tho Details OF tho Caucus.
WAsH1NaToN. December 1.-The
House Democratic caucus met tonight
In the hall of tho House of Representa-.
tives to nominate candidates for officers
Of the House. Gen. Rosecrans called
the caucus to order. Mr.. Geddes, of
Ohio, was selected as chairman Of the
caucus. Messrs. Willis, of Kentucky,
and Dibble, of South Carolina, were
chosen secretaries, and Messrs. Caldwell,
Of Tennessee, and stockslager, Of Indi.
ana, as tellers. One hundred aud eighty.
four members answered TO roll.cali. A
resolution offered by Dorsheimar, of New
York, that the voting be V:pd Vocc, was
adoptsd by yeas 104, against nays 80.
At the completion Of the roll call for
the frat vote, according to an unofficial
tally list, 107 members had voted for
Carlisle, As for Randall and 86 for Cox.
Ihe official announcement has not yet
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in 1875 was II ,55S, ,i0l while the number
now returned is only l7,373, 80. There
is ~ much land in the State uuw As there
was twenty-five years ago. In sixteen
counties there is an increase Of BOO, ,S?S
in the number Of acres returned for taxa.
tioi, while in eleven counties there is a
decrease Of is, 40 acres. T!i. is highly
7uggc.,ive.
The whole tax system requires 10 be
rcarrangcd and it is important that any
Commission which shall have the matter
in charge shall consider carefully whcih-
cr ii is advantageous 10 require that
personal property shall he taxed equally
with real estate Tax dodgins is stimu
lated and almost compelled by The high
taxation on personal property. C!.ies
are required TO follow tie same RUE as
the State, we believe, and to place real
and personal property on The same foot
bond, and stocks, is taAuoising or the
ton the State and city taxes amount TO
over 3 per cent This tax on n 6 per
cent. bond worth par in tbs market, Is
from tho bond. The holder mus. become
ta4-dOuger, or leaSc lne l'iace "nere the
law treats the accumulation Of personal
property as an act which must be pun.
ishcd by the contiScation of moiety OF
the income from the property We are
sure that reduction of the tax on per
sona property would increase the
amount received in taxes Nothing else
will do it, in our opinion. The State
then, if it determine to make the farmer
pay as high rate Of taxation on his cat
tie and labor.saving implements, his
wife's gold watch and his daughters
piano as on his land and his house,
should at least leave the cities and towns
free to adopt different plan in arrang.
ing the municipal taxation.-Ne'rs and
COuricr
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A Dom cstic Tragedy In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 3O.-About
noon to day Mrs Rial, married wo.
man living on biddle street, cut the
throats Of her two girl children, aged re-
spectivcly four years and eighteen
months, and then cut her own throat.
Both children soon died and the mother,
although yet alive, is not expected to
survive. She says she does not want to
live. Domestic infclicity was the cause
The family occupies L good position.
Mrs. Riall is about 2S year, Old
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: The skeletons of twenty three
persons and about the same number of
horses were discovered il the northern
part of Dickey county. Dakota, few
days ago by party of explorers. They
were found in valley in that singular
range of hills extending from near Fort
Pierre to the British line, near the head
of the Moose river. Among the skele.
tons were found brass cavalry buttons,
spurs and other effects Of mounted men,
but no guns or implements Of war.
There were also some shoes remaining
on the horses feet. That these are the
remains Of some party accompanied by
an escort Of cavalry or of detachment
Of cavalry there can be no doubt. It is
thought that they met with u violent
death, and that the horses were probably
killed rs a last resort aud their bodies
used for protection. They have been
there probably twenty years, as all con.
nection between them has disappeared.
Many skeletons have been found hereto
fore in other places in that region, most
Of which are believed to be those Of
prisoners carried away by the retreating
Indians after the raid into Minnesota in
1868
= The liquor dealers of this city held
meeting u few nights ago and by COM
pairing notes prepared Il list of is names
Of citizens Of the city nnd county who
are recognized rs victims of strong drink
unable TO control their appetite for it.
| Every bar keeper has refused to sell
| liquor 10 these rnCn, aud if they obtain
it hereafter they will have to send
somebody else for it, 1t may not he
known By many that n written notice
from any relative of an habitual drinker
to liquor dealers not to sell him liquor
makes them liable for any damage that
may result To the drinker or anybody
else from liquor sold him by the recipient
Of the notice. ANY married woman
can effectually prevent her husband from
drinking Mt the bars by sending notice to
the saloon keepers not to sell him.
GreenriNe Nrws
= O'Donnell, the murderer Of Carey,
was convicted in London on Saturday
and was sentenced TO DEATH When
O'Donnell was removed from the Court
room he held up his right hand, and with
fingers extended, shouted Three cheers
for old Ireland 2" GOOD bye United
States !" ITO hell with the British and
the British Grown !" "It is plot made
up by the Crownw The prisoner
shouting, cursing and struggling, was
then forciSly removed by tho police,
amid fearful confusion and slammine
Of doors.
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Cotton Future Notes Void.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 2S.-The
Supreme Court of Georgia in the case of
Cunningham against the National Eank
Of Augusta has decided that cotton iu-
ture notes arc absolutely void. Cum
ningham made noto for $1,000 to War
rcn, Wallace & Go. in cotton future
transaction. The firm negotiated the
note to the bank which sued Cunning
ham, who pleaded that the note was void
IA it was given on Il gaming considcrn-
ton. The court says that cotton futures
are as much gaming rs faro, and that
such notes arc void in anybody's hands
whether they knew the notes were given
for futures or not
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Use Eagle" brand condensed milk. The
best. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot
Oat Meal just received.
***"Men often mistake notoriety for
fame," but they never mistake Kidney.
Wort for any quack medicine. Kidney
Wort is used universally as standard
remedy for all diseases of the liver, bow.
els and kidneys.
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Dec 6, 1888

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, as Executor of
Will Of Archibald Armstrong, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will apply to
the Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
on the 5th day of January next, (884,) for
Final Settlement of that portion of Estate
Of Tcstator held and enjoyed by his widow,
Mary Armstrong, deceased, for her life. and
for letters dismissory from his trust as Ex-
ecutor.
A. T. ARMSTRONG, Executor.
Nov %, 1883 10
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been made C..rlialc's domination was
made unanimous, and :. ,,mrIi',ce sac
appointed TO escort him 10 the i.AI. TX.
Representative Clarke, Of Missouri, Was
nominated for clerk Of tie House on tie
second vote, Tic first being Il tic between
him an! cX.Congrcssinnn Atkins Of
Tennessee The final vote wa4 Clarke
%, Atkins -, Martin, Oi Delaware, :.
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OKASGEnuKG, November 3p.-Thc
largest vote ever po!cd in Il municipal
election in this town was east to day OH
the question Of "Liccn.r' or "No Lii
cense," with the following result: For
"No License" 279 for License" III
leaving majority in favor Of $40 Ii.
cense" Of l3S. The election WAS quiet
and our people are rejoicing over the re-
sult
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NEWS or THE WEEK.
..No.L;crnsn,, in Marian

MA..IpN, December H. one oi the
most holly contested campaigns e,cr VT
Hc.sed in our town was closed Will, The
election TO day. Tie total vote pulled
wa. 273, Of which 10 were for no
license and ~ for license, majority .:
81 for no license
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: Joseph Flowers and his wife. ie,

= Joseph Flowers and his wife, ten,
ants on tue plantation OF S. L. White
near Fort Mill, upon going to field &c
pick cotton, locked their house and left
their child in the yard TO play. During
their absence the little fellow crawled
into the house through window AMI
while playing with the fire in the fire.
place was burned almost to death. 1t i.
feared that he cannot recover.
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No Llconse in spar,anburg.

SrAKrANEl'KG; November 2o-Thn
election here to-day on License" and
"No License" MAS conducted quietly but
with intense interest on both sides The
result Of the election was NO Ii,
ccnsc," 2S8 License" BOG. Majority
against license to sell liquor, 50
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No Licnnsn in Winnshorn

WINsEoEo, November 80. The clcc-
ton III this town on the question of Ii.
ccn7e' and NO License Vas Vigorously y
managed, both parties displaying great
intcrcs, in the result. The vote -Ir"i :
NO L!ccnsr," III, License" III.
Majority in favor of no License" .?
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY
BY Thomas c. Ligon Judge of Probate
WHEREAS, d. p. Bowen has ap-
piled to me to grant him letters Of Ad-
ninistration on the Personal Estate Of
Sarah NJ. s. Bowen, deceased
These are therefore to cite eMd ad.mom,
ish all kindred and creditors OF the said
Sarah NJ. S. Bowen, decd, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court of Probate to be
held at Anderson Court House, on the
llst day of December, 1888, after publica-
ton hereof to shew cause. if any thew
havo, why the said administration should
not be granted. Given under my hand
this 3rd day OF December. 1888.
=. G. LIGCH, J. z.
Dec 6, 1888 81
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned, Administrator of the Estate of
West A. Williams. deceased, will nnnlz to
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
on the oath day of December, 1883, for a
Final Settlement and discharge from said
office as administrators Of said Estate.
AARON NJ. GUYTON, Admir-.
Nov. %, 1888 10 Ee
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CHANGE OF MIND.--I declined TO in
sert your advertisement of Hop Bitters
last year, because then thought they
might not be promotive Of the cause Of
Temperance, but end they are, and a
very valuable medicine, myself and wife
having been grestly benefited by them,
and take great pleasure in making
them known.
/, Rev. JOHN SEAMEN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. z.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Mrs. t. L. Kelley, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will, on the
llth day of January, 1884. apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
Final Settlement of said Estate. and a
discharge from said Administration.
J. f. KELLEY, Admir-.
Dec 6, 1888 81 5
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Dec &, 1883

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Robert Simpson, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will, on the 7th
day January, 1854, apply to the Judge of
Probate Of Anderson County for Final
Settlement o! said Estate, and discharge
from said Administration.
L. II. SIMPSON, Admir-.
Dec 6, 1883 II 81
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Notice of Sale.

T WILL sell TO the highest bidder on
L. Thursday, Goth December, 1885, at
her late residence. all the Personal Property
Of Sarah S. NJ. Bowen, deceased, consisting
Of Corn, Cotton Seed, Fodder, &c, Also,
two Feather Beds, and many things too
numerous to mention.
d. =. BOWEN, Admir-.
Dec & ISS3 ol
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Mason Kay, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them. properly
proven, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
JOEL B. KAY, ia d.
Dec 6, 1853 IL 3.
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Engine and Mill for Sale

rHNHE undersigned offers for sale one 90
"A horse power ENGINE and SAW and
Gh1SI MILL: Also, one 60-Saw Gullett
SoiioN GIN. AL in good running or
d. J. SHERARD,
Hou %, 1888 10 q q. ~
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House and Lot for Sale.

WTILL be sold, on Wednesday, the 18th
Wv day of December next, to the high
est bidder the House and Lot in the Vii.
lagc of Pendlcton formerly owned by Ms.
Elizabeth Sharpe. The Lot is one of the
best in Pendeton. The House is large and
convenient.
NJ, l.. SHARPE, Agent
nn, lSSS ol
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Elizabeth @. Carlisle, wife of J. NJ. Carlisll
vs.. ELAN Sharpe and Marcus l.. Sharpe
Executors, Trustees, &c.-C6mplaint fo
Partition.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale madS
Il in the above entitled cause, BY BY
Honor Judge J. b. Kershnw, bearing dat
November Is, 1888, will sell at public
auction at Pendleton, s. c.. on WEDNESi
DAY, the 10Th of December next, at 'lg
o'clock a. m, the following Real Estate "a
wit:
One HOUSE AND LOT, situate in th(
Village of Peadleton, and known in ,hs 70;
plan Of said Town as Lot No. %, bounded
North by Lot 26, West by Lot q, South q
Street leading from Public Square 70 th'
Railroad Depot, and on the East by Stree
running at right angles to the last men |.
toned Street, containing one acre ana N
poles.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pa!
extra for papers.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov %, 1883 10 4
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NJ orlCE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Tho undersigned, Administrator of
hereby gives notice that he will appiy TO
.ae Sudse OF Probate for Anderson County.
on i1th day OF December, 1888. for a Fnai
Settiement Of said Estate and DISCHARGE from
his Office as Administritor. ~ A
Mo- ,x "a, ~; d. ROCHESTER,, Admir-.
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LAND FOR SALE

A VALUABLE Tract of Land, lyi1f
1A in Franklin County, Ga, contaib
ing three hundred and thirty-five acra'
with about forty acres in cultivation, III
remainder in original forest. On the plaS
are four cottage houses, and good orchard
Also, an excellent water. power, in o god
location for a Saw Mill, Grist Mill or Gid
The land is of dark red soil, and Is u
Gated IL miles from depot.
Will sell the above land for six dollal
per aero.
For further information apply to
w. Il. WItLlFORD,
Gainesville, Ga.
Nov %, 1853 10 4t'
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The Tax Laws In South Carolina.

In his message to the Legislature
Governor Thompson calls attention to
the tax laws which are defective in
many respects The present system Of
assessment aud taxation is cumbersome,
ami the operation Of the laws is unequal
and unjust. Governor Thompson sug.
gests that u Commission be appointed to
revise the tax laws and report to the
Legislature n. well maturcd plan for the
assessment and taxation of property.
This is probably the best course to take.
The Commission would, at least, give
tho Legislature next year something to
work upon, aud there is little hope that
Il proper scheme Of taxation can be d.
gcsted while the Legislature is in ses.
sion. 1t is necessary that the subject
shall be considered in all its parts and
relations, and the principle governing
taxation requires consideration, is well
As the best nlo,le Of applying the princi-
Pile which shall be adopted.
The is no question that property in
South Carolina is worth far more than
the amount ut which it is assessed for
taxation. We have just received state.
ment of the true valua.i Of property
in South Carolina (as distinguished from
the assessed valuations,) as ascertained
by the United States Census Bureau, in
the four last decennial periods. 1t is as
follows:
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rn cpEn1rORs

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demands against
the Estate of John Hanks. deceased. are
hereby notified to present them, property
proven. to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
X. c. MCCOY, lEx,r
ROBT. X. KING 'A iS
Dec g. 1883 2l 81
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Trespassers, Take Notice.

A LII persons are warned not to hunt,
1A fish, cut any timber for baskets. or
any other purpose, drive out of the roads,
or make paths through fields, or otherwise
lands, situated in Anderson County. Those
disregarding this notice will be prosecuted
at law. WM. RILEY,
J. G. RILEY,
JOH.I A. PRUITT,
r. w. PRUITT,
w. L. BRYSON,
8. N. BROWNE,
ELISHA SNIPES.
TOLAVER BOLT.
Dec 6, 1883 2l IL
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Annual Meetin

9. g G. Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. %, 1883
VIE Annual Meeting of the Stockbold-
a srs OF this Company will be held Mt
tn the office Of the President, in this City. on IN
Thursday, the 9th day of December next.
AZ ~ o,ciock a. m. Stockholders and their
presentation of their Certificates of Sfock.
by order of the President.
Nov %, 1883 20
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TO RENT,
Notice of Sale.

Notice Of Sale.
WILL. sell December 10. 1883, for cash
a at the old residence of John Owen
abont three hundred bushels of Corn. and
a1out five thousand bundles of Fodder.
AIout seventy bushels of the Corn will be-
Bridge. A'"' Ounna'n
Admir-. Est. John Owen. with win ann.,ed
Nov %, 1888 20 90 " =" "nHsAea
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TO LEASE OR RENT

THE JOHN H. HARPER OLD PLACE
On Saluda River.
, JOHN w. DANIELS
NOV ~, lSSS 10
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House for Sale.

THE HOUSE now occupied bv "
4 Orr is for sale. Terms, 81 900 casb !.
remainder in one, two and three YEAR,
per cent. interest from date.
For further particulars call on DR.. q. NJ
Orr, or communicate with the unders;pned
JAS. L. ORR, Trustee
Nov 8, 1883 II S' W
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" nrs,nI. IN DAN~ hSAhC:
naSihr 10 INFORM my friends and GUS
- !onners tnat nave In store one of the
pre''iesI ana most carefully selected stocks
COnfoCtiOneries. Jauned Enode
c.,:I., oo.''
Tnuo Ro 20
:, ~ >~V''
10 pe iouhu III the CITY.
Saucers. ''' anu NupS n''o
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BLANK FITS.

BLANKETS.
uSI received nice lot of Blanke.s
- ffom Philadelphia, and from Me-
YORK another lot OF those splendid liz
ana IA Slankets. Call and see them
For sale low by A. b. ToVpiWSS iSh
Nov %, 1883 90
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MONEY SAVED
MONEY MADE!

TO THE TRADING PUBLIC:
4 DESIRE to inform my friends and Gus
Il toners that have in store one of the
prettiest and most carefully selected stocks
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saSEE Z ssSaSS S SsS sS1s7 @.saa1.
zNR*S &&aaaa 81
49, yes.s
Is}11Dts 11ll1nB 4owa - yUne
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EzaSSssz sAEs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-06

Hance Murphey has the largest
stock Of agricultural implements
and general hardware IN southern
Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-06

Freeman Bros. are now receiving
q large new stock Of Spring and
Summer clothing, dry goods, hats,
etc.
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Go to Maynard 4 Co. in Northup
block, for all your clothing aud
gents' wear.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-06

Call and see the new arrangements
made il the butter house at Elk
Point.
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Use Bededict's soap. the best and
and cheapest, at Mallory & Bige-
lows.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-06

For boots and shoes 80 to May.
nard & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-06

II you want q stylish hat try May
nard & Co.
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The butter house will pay the
highest cash prices for butter and
eggs.
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Benedict's White Royal soap is
liner than split silk and don't you
fall down aud forget it.
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Jas. II. Blair. the druggist las on
hand q stock of beautiful flower
pots and Asses in Majolican ware.
II is beautiful and no mistake.
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It pays to sell cream to the Elk
Point Creamery Go.