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Strength

Name OF the Cubic inches Gas
baking Powders per each or. OF Powder.
a. Rova1 fcream tartar powticrl l27l
"Paiapsco" (alum powder) l3s'
"Rumford's" (phosphate) fresh lG.5'
"Rumford's (phospbate) old 81
"Hanford's None SUCH" fresh 1918
"Hanford's None SUCH" old sLS
" Rcdbcad's li..o
"Charm (alum POWDER ll6y.
" Amazon" (alum powder) luO'
"Clcveland's" (short weight oz.) HOS
"Sea Foam lu.y
"Czar" looo
"Dr. Prices" lV.b
"snow Flake" lGronf =, st. Paul) iol.ss
"Lewis's" Condensed s2
Congress yeast DO
.C Fhndr.ws q Co - contains aluml IS IL.
" checkers" Go
"GIllets" 80
" I,ulk" so5
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J. MELVILLE HOLLAND OF Canton, has
been appointed Trial Justice by Governor
Roble.
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GRAFTON, Dec. 5.-Haye had very rough
weather for the past few days, but today
Is warm, and If IL was not somewhat out
OF the order OF things should judge We
were going to have raln-storm. There
IS just snow enough to be neither wheel
ing nor sleighing, so people make /. all
right by running both wagons and sleighs.
Joseph 7. Chapman and family have re-
moved to Enrol, " H. They are keeping a
hotel at place called Enrol Bridge. We
shall all miss Mr.. Chspman's family very
much, and sll join in wishing them every
success in their new home.
Mr.. l.. w Bennett and family spent
Thanksgiving at the home OF ID. G. Ken
dali in Bethel. The family OF Mr.. X. were
all at home on Thanksgiving Day, and felt
they had cause TO be thankful for the re-
covery of their father from what at one
time seemed fatal illness. Mr.. Kendall
was one OF the sufferers by the recent cy-
clone, having about one hundred thousand
OF pine blown down. The old pine woods
are no more; their beauty has nearly all
gone.
Sumner aud Charles Davis, while hunt
ing at Success Meadows. recently, caught
a large golden eagle in a small steel trap
they had set for mink. He measured seven
feet from the end OF one wing 20 the end
OF the other, and three feet from The end
OF bill 10 the end Of tail. They have sent
Il 20 Morrow, at West Bethel, 10 have Il
preserved. DoLLrE DART.
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HARrroRp. Dec. l3.-Silas Mckinney,
OF Hartford, called upon me in 1864, and
being told how smart he appeared for q
farmer who had worked so hard, gave me
the following history;
MY wife, grandson and myself have
lived together FOR years. Ny four sons
len me FOR Massachusetts, years ago.
and Mrs. Edgecomb and Mrs. Milliken
We're trIplets, born in Saco in 1871. All
married, all had children, all lived until
1916, when Mrs. Edgecomb died. My
father, jeremiah, was drowned in August,
before was two years old. Ia September
following my mother gave birth to twins,
giving her the care OF i've children ulder
two years OF age, and three Others who
were older. 10 the midst of this care and
trouble her house was burned. The fol-
lowing year, by the assistance OF neigh
bors, she raised forty bushels OF corn, do
Ing much OF her work herself Afterwards
she married Mr.. PArcher, aud gave birth
u twins. When she was seventy-hye
years OF age she would weave five yards Of
cloth 10 the forenoon, and in the afternoon
take her knitting work and go a.vislting."
Truly, mother In Saco, II not In Israel.
The above grandson was son Of Samuel
McKenney,-a worthy young man, who
would not leave his grandparents after old
age had crippled their limbs. Silas Nc
Kenney and wife died 10 Hartford, in 1874,
within few days OF each other. knew
them well, for years, As an industrious
couple. HARTFORD.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-29
Advice to Mothers.

Are You disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once and get n bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incnlculable. It. will re-
lieve the poor lille sufferer Immediately
Depend upon ii, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dyscntcry and di.
arrhoe. regulates the stomach and bowels
cures wind collie, sottens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and energy tc
the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant lc
the tnstr, and IS the prescription Of one Of
the oldest dnd best female physicians and
nurses in the United States and is for sale
by all druggists tltroughout the world
Price 20 cents n Bottle. feb Is. "
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-29

A FIoHr WITH A BULL. "A, terri
iule fighI occurred near this place or
Wednesday Hnorning Hf last week,
between large rod Durham bull on
one side and William Bowen, color
cd, and his bull dog, on the 6thcr
side. he bull is tho property OF
Capt Hollingsworth, and B ,wen hnd
made arrangements With the captain
TO work the b1tl in tho lead Of his
own yoke of Oxen on that DAY, and
had currivd tho animal TO hfs own
, house ter that purpose, whero his
Own oxen had been yoked to tho
Wagon. But, from BONE cause, his
bovine majesty became enraged
and made most savage attack on
Bowen, crushing him TO tho ground
and pressing him hard against it
with his head, trying to gore him
with his horns, which, fortunately
had had the sharpe points sawed If.
Bowen came into our office shortly
after the fight and showed us IL
frightful brufs0 q cross his broust
which had been made by one 'ot tho
animals horns. H. also sti6 that ho
was painfully bruised Oh ono Of his
thighs and one arm. and that nearly
all the clothing had been torn off OF
his body by tho enraged brute. Bo,
won thinks he certainly would haVo
been killed had it not been for his
bull dog which joined in the fight
in his defense. The st'ugle between
the bull and Bowen occurred in. the
presence OF hiB Wife and children
and a white man by the namo Of
Hunter Mr., Hunter ran off Tor help,
tho woman and children were ter
ribly frightoned and Bowen and
his faithful dog and tho bull mad n
rough and tumble fight for a halt
or three quarters Of an hour. Fin
ally when tho brute had Bowen
down his wife seized m axe, struck
tho bull Il heavy blow on the head
aud Knocked him down and rclcas>
cd her husband from his perilous
condition. Az soon ~ the bull re-
covered, ho made an attack on the
oxen yoked to The cart and came
very near killing ono OF them be-
tore Bowen Succeeded IN again
knocking him down with the axe.
Bowen then seized tho line which
was fastened around the bulls head
and succeeded in tying him to tree
before he did any moro damage.
But the bull 1t sec,ns was not salts
fed with the damages already done
and Bowen says he taught the tree
for some time before he became suf.
ficiently quiet TO be lead away. Bo-
wen certainly had Il narrow escape.
and says that he now knows What
it sto Uo~ in y "buIl fight"
BY reference - the card Of Mcssrs
Ch'Id Il B"gss}ss which appeara in
this iosno OF The SENTINEL, it will
be seen that they have formed
copartn'rship in the prnclice OF the
'f'W at this rIaH&. These gcnllrno"
....'..- . -. - q i--.'
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LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
EASLEY, -. O.

STlLL they come and yet they go. Those
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not stay.
All kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trrndle, and Single Beda, all
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades
a largr variety of Extension, Kitchen,
Teopoy and Center fahlcs, parlti. and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
"hhthots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands;
Chromos' Mdllocs, Frames, &c, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes
Always on hand n general line of Under.
takers Supplies, Consisting of CnskctS
Burial Cases and BMrinl Robes, for both
sex. all styles. Cdttns Trimmed in any
style of Handles aud Plates. AT all hours,
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-4"..v}. :'..n:vt!J =. !U-".uo, 80,
says: "N"rnan's Ncutfaiiaiug Cor
DIAL cured me Of II very severe case
of dinrrhorn. The medicine acted
instantaneous and | cannot rccom>
mend it too h:ghiy:"
a cotton warehouse was burned
at Columbus, Ca, last week. Thirty
tour hundred bales of cotton, forty
rolls OF bagging, 2O0 bundles " ties,
twenty b"lrclS OF syrup, forty one
bale" OF domcslics, besides other
property on storage were burned.
The Columbus BaEying Factory had
on storage Sll ,O00 wrrlh Uf bag>
gifiS The loss exceeds S190NOc
The loss in excess of insurance is
$50 900.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-29
GROCERIES.

To these we solicit your attention. We
have bought them Mt very reduced prices
and to satisfy our customers, Of the same We
0tier most excellent coffee 10 pounds for
81 90, which will cost yeu pounds for n
Sl.OO anywhere else; and Sugar 10 pounds
for ST.. which costs llcts per pound
anywhere eiso; MolaSscs from 374 to 75cts
per gall.
Flour that bekes We il, rises well, and eats
delicious, for $40 per barrcn.
Ca!icocs, 20 yards for 81.
Hats, l0cts to $3.
Tap Sole Brogan Shoes Sl.35.
Boots from 81 .25 to $3.50.
Jeans. the largest stock in the county.
All kinds of crockery, stoves, tin and
HARDWARE.
Take norice Of these prices and be bene
fitted by them. We will be pleased to show
goods, if We do not sell them
Rs. HV. q NHBE1 lsSRN. 81 ca.
nov ,, 1882 Z 6m
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g. .Nr -1iu- >n \ 't .,IH.l.N
,,...s, .r,rrnat.ug with sircC ana rain,
,y'.n considerable wild from the
>....aa>t. Ga Monday morning
3as ., uutsinS wer1 tNlnt!y covered
,...o tnow aud slcct, and we are
Npnarently still in the middle ot
Water. All tho iruiL Iias been Kii!rd
nry NSrly painted vegetables will
.'"aj likely have to DC planted
.Et'>
jDays, &G.-fNcro Nave brcn fllcd
eviIA, ne Clcrk OF tho Court for Lha
Guuurr since JANUARY TT, lSS3, up
L.. vi ch 24th. 3Ol liens. All these
!.rn, 30 for advances made in pro
v'rIr..., and for rcnla, and do not
InrIu5o the guano lionR, nonU of
"hyh have yet been flied The
&.rHn "vcrage about $500 each,
."nich makes the aggregate $22, 800.
" nuppose the amount for gunno is
quite, 'tnot still larger, and VIC o.
inmate the amount of Indebtedness
}uoury d by the farmers of the
Eouul} on lichs for the purpose Of
mixing theIr crops from January
!, % darch 2llh, 1T about $50 900
Nhje ZOOS not include the chattel
nurI NBges which for the same pc
riua amounts to 100, and average
&boah $1OO ench A minority OF
LNcao mortgages AFRO given Cor ag-
rjcuilurul advnnoes, and tho aggre-
gaze lndobtedness OF thu Farmers of
~, unity to date, for the present
yeas, lay be very safely placed at
%jA, 600. This would not DO 90 II
We 1njsed moro hog and hominy
eand ,Hns cotton.
DED.--We do not remember of
Fyps hDforu having to perform the
>,n4 ioty of recording tho death OF
inau and wife, within siich abort
Bp"Cu Of timo OF zach othor us that
Ui Mr., james Lewis and his wife
Mary The snd event occurred at
{hcjr rcsidencc in this County, Mrs.
lIcwia dying at 1915 o'clock p. NJ,
nn Sunday evening; tho 26lh inst.
and Mr.. LOWS at 8 "'cldUk A. NJ: on
Monday the 20Lh. They were b ,th
}ntivoS OF this Uounty. MI. Lewis
wa, b>rn july 2Glh, 1907, and Mrs.
How,s, October 18Th, 1911: They
were inrrricd DcUombUr 2Sih, 1928.
and vaiscd ID GhIidrcn, hud at the
lime IT their death Had hhHy GRAND
nn,s@Nrcat grand children. They
vcra both devoted and exemplary
members OF the Baptist church for
I)rly or fifty ycais before their
deaths, and veto dm0tig the vcr y
host people of Our C"tinly. Mr..
LoSDs was n Quiet, poucrnblc. honest
tltiHon aW,LpOSsossUd tie confidence
and ostcem Of all who kHcw him.
Thcy had lIvod together flty~fivc
yea and in death woFU not aepu
rutrd Gud earn icd tlicm both home
Iogrlher. TO tliclf bGroavcd chill,
drcn and other relatives, wo extend
oar hcarLIclt syhpntIiiGs.
MoLher, remember 'liht nd HGdi>
Gino onros, it sirnpiy assists nature ia
relieving itself Ht an Hnndtdfai CON
hiCion OF Tho syst6th. W6rns disar.
rn@go- ShrihePs Indian Vcrthiilge
kills aud drivos them from tic sys-
trm, thusrcmovlmg The eauso oil dis
SAGE,
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HOLMES LLMLMEM1
Or. TIL "
MOTHE:R'S Friend !

MO I ESEsRER' S FRIEND ]
One Of the grentest comforts to those expect,ni
70 be conhnedis remedy uton which Lnibihlt con:
hdencc can be placcd-onc that will hfSddcc bsfS
and quick dcltEciE 6iE THAT %in t9Htt6l pain and
shorten the duration OF labor Slch IL "fhr MoFn:
FRS FRIEND" Tryit tnnd see W, ,at
Il. Elossing At 81 t6 sHkorine FeznaloS;
This Linimort wbcii used two or three weoka b.:
%|S SiHfSis ss
good giiihf ops pudet rs Use. labor VIII ofdilI
fss S SG& f S& %g @p Sc e9 a r% and
The condition for which This remedy Is offered "a
qss!ss Those lnterss.sS n is s use are area" TeSpsSt
READ THE TESTIMONTALSE.
most earnestly cntreat every female expecting
yGRE 81 RG G%"2s4 o%pld3 WSn MSG Els thS T
years. [ have never known 1t to fail to produce d
'"0 anu q''EMf H. J. Holmes, NJ. D.. Atlanta, Ga.
a lady from one Of the counties OF Middle aeor:
ga "nq Hs" 9ffm a1o %S'ng dsposed %s n[
WIT r. il syssy n3Rh$S &&Stc Il has bdS33
E9SS iR2'ii If 1PJS rEass G9?!d ask
"A GSnioapA witfa my wlG used your your MORN:
Ss o $ F &f e ,S fSnSSs
B%s BR%S"sf s:5 3%S SG&y%s nG % %s
SSys; i HxxE ASE$%E$I$:; SSS% F%Ss
EASE AND SO LITTLE SUE FEttEG-i" ,.>,' r.,
The namGs Of all ,theSsifiid mHhy Others, can b5
4nItayin& bad the iCiCRpirg remedy THoRopGTIX
TESEHPln Atlanta and vicinity, now offer Il 10
am erpitteG also to refcr q tLR totoRtnE wen:
are ready to tekEt&t9ytG8 merits Of tho prepaFGS
lion. PFfEGAt,S 80 Der bottle,
Prepared by
J. BRADFIELD, Sole, ,RFSRlSE,
For sale e,ttytfttts: '' N"'''
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Feb |, 1883
Registration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Books
In OF Registration tnr Pickrns County.
are now open i'll my office at pickcms G. IT,,
> &. for the Registration of NJ, PERSONS
who har" become entitled ln icgisier since
last general election or first Monday in
each month to anil until the first Monday
IN July. inclusive, preceding he nc&r gen
eral election. upon which last named day
the sane Shall he cluscd and not re opened
Tor registration until after The said general
election.
w. 4. CLYDE,
Supervisor Registration for pickens County
march s. 1883 ~ II
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NEW STORE
AT
l. lib ER TY, ~. Ct

EnoCK TO THE NEW STORE AND
" buy yohr GOODS cheaper than You
have ever bought before. II tmny be il mis-
terry to s6thc parties how we can sell at such
reduced prices; come and see anu be salts
fed. We guarantee our sales to &c exactly
as represented, and always have 4 good
supply of prices quoted on hand. Do not
think, when you cail for these Goods, you
will hear the old cry "just out-yestefday,
the day before or week ago, but will
have large supply in to morrow" For
we have the Goods ON hahd and will always
keep them.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-29
On Thirty DAYS Trial:

THE VoLrAlG BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
VIII send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Volnic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or old)
who are afflicted with nervous debility. losII
vitality and kindred troubles, guarantceinc
speedy and complete restoration of health
and mnuIy Figdr. Address rs above.-N
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days'
trial is allowed. lS82-ly ian A.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-03-29
LOCAL I,TENGs.

Vennor said il would sho% Hast
Correct.
lfWiggins had predicted his storm
" last Sunday his fame and tortdhe
d; lid have been mado.
~ 70 arc requested by Rev. A. p.
II, hoIson to state that his past Of
address, now is Box 20, Chars
a. NC.
T. Calvin Jenings and Mr.. w,
"a Ariail are both happy. Mr..
lHkb is u boy, and Mr.. AriaiI's
girl. ..
2tr. r. II. Smith, of Liberty, had
~, ITO slips large enough to set out
.sl week. We hope Sundays sno "
IT. not set them out for him.
he South Carolina Prosbytery
,.. IT'S at Central next Wednesday,,
ac 4th of April. Tho proceedings
,,D doubtless be very Interesting.
To tall attention to tho adver>
sament Of the auction salo of the
,o.k of goods and other property,
. : r. Horton ut Liberty, on next
arday, 3ist instant.
s. CONGREGATIONAL meeting will be
Il at the Presbyterian church on
1t Sunday, at 10 o'clock \. M
P. ollcclion will bo taken up To
, IT the churches Prcsbyt0Yial ass
'~smont.
he old 10th South Carolina had
,ouni"n at Greenvillo on last
vlvrday. The old Veterans met
uH fought thor battles over.
"a behalf of the citi4ons IF Pick
~. wo welcome DR.. Riley and
.o, ly to our town. Six young mon
.hv were stundehts Of Adger Col
.gr came over with the Doctor for
~ purpose OF continuing their
.oiios under him. PUkons most
ca2tily welcome these young men
.v"g with Dr.. Riley and family.
" Q direct tho attention of oar
..rl ", to tho advertisement of Mr..
&. C. Turner, Of Greenville, which
I,pyura in this issne. Mr.. Turner
cul1 in furniture extehsiV'eiy and
aa ong since bhilt up a fine repu-
.l1on for honesty and fair dealing.
-. him call WHOM you visit the
Folcarn that Mr.. William p. CAL
IA, late editor of the Seneca city
,rrdl, but now of Abbcvile, il
Of locating at this place for
!" ,,irposc of rraGLiEhh& law. Mr..
.@ 5un * Il Young man of ability
Il We extend Co him u cordial invi.
.."u TO 'pitch his tont" amongst
g.. weather has been di4agrro-
"~l.' -, .i,r",,2'"h' '-I 49,.
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CLOTEFnNG;.

We have large aud we'll selected lot of
VLOTll1NG, and can Sell you for So so n
beautiful sadue suit, which will cost you
SG so everywhere else. You will be CON
vinced when you see it. DO not fail to
look at our Ladies' Cloake4, they are of the
most beautiful styles, tram 81. 90 to $40.
All kinds of Fancy Notions, too numcr-
GUS 10 mention nrices
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BIG BONANZA IN TOYS
AND
Christmas Goods.
A n y

FIREMAN & BRO. the regulators in
II prices have Just made n big strike in
GROCERIES AND CONFECriONARlES.
Having bought Al entire stock, Consisting
OF E"fccs, Sugars. Syrups, Canned Goods,
Tohacc6, and Cigars, direct from the I'm
purtcrs aud Manufacturers. We are able
TO give yoh Inducements never Offered by
amy one (CiOre.
CANDY Of every description, by the
Box or Barrel.
ORANGES hv the Barrel and in fact
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Look to Your Interest

Every one should coS$ult his interest and
invest his money in such property as will
pay the best interest on the investment.
we place hcio;c the public ono OF the
largest STOCKS Of DRY GOODS and
SHOES III lie dn.GounIry, with pricc3
hardly to be equallcd.
We make specially in Black Silks anH
Black Cnshmcres.
We sell AN AL w6ol Black Cashmere NJ
35 cents pcf yard. Sold elsewhere at 40
and 45 cents. Not one thread of cotton u
be found in this Cashmere. We think y
cannot be matched in quality or price.
Our 40 cents Black Cashmere Is OF Tea
nice quality.
Our 90 cents Black Cashmere is d perfect
Gem
The best 60 and IS cents Black Cashm6re
to be found anywhere.
Black Silks al 60, 75 95, 100, l25, $50, and
50 on up to $50 per yard.
The largest liAG df Black Silks ih the WS-
per part of the State.
Ten yards Bleaching Worth I2$ cents per
yard) for 100
81 yards Remnant Calico for 100.
l8 yards Good Shifting for 100:
pciccs Creton 32 inches wide for Is
cents worth IS cts.
6 yards Willie Corded p. X. for 100.
10 yards white Check Muslin for 100.
| We handle the celebrated Warner Bros.
Corsets llealth CGrnlline and Flexible
Hips.)
J. II. MoFgdR & Bros so cents Corset
Manufactured for us Ivy Warner Bros. is
decidedly the Best 50 cents Corset ws hhvc
ever seen:
We shall wagc war on high prices.
Our prices will increst our competitors
and benefit the pHrGthscrs.
We will be pleased to sh6# our GcBd5.
J, II: Morgan & Bro.
daKSztEGNVILHBG. =. &.
feb |, 1883 10 1V
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a. .l .... 50 % r,...rr .rlt. 81,
NJ Grcenvrllc G. H., S. c., within twenty
days MITE! hc service thereof, exclusive II
the day Of such service; ,n'il # you fail t3
answer the complaint &irhth !fs tiin9
nt' said, the plaintiff in this Rctioh Will
apply to rN4 CnIir iGr the tclitt dGiiianded
III the c"".plailt. ~,
fERKf ( FERRf,
Phinlifs Attorneys!
L.. S J. J. LEWIS, c.c.r.
To The defendants, Elizabeth Stokclry;
James ". fttr, llercmnh Farr, Susan Farr..
Ernest Fn!r, J"hli Farr. Emory Fn,t and
St"kelcy F F.rr: Take notice ,hAt lle Bum
mons IN tins action, Of whiGli tle fnrcgoiug
Is copy, Was filed in the Office OF lr Clerk
OF rla Court OF COMMON. ple1s nj PickenS
&. IL. in the county q: Pickens in the Stats
of Sohh Carolina on the 9th day Of MARCH,
1883.
PERRY & PERRY;
Plaintiffs Attorneys:
hidfhli IL; 1888 25 6W
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also S" B"'f . oEs y"r H'%" Of fr r"" .""
Liver and Kidncy Rcp'ilnrIcr aud .Elood
Cleanser; 50 cents for irinl hottie. 81 90 for
full size. Medicines will be delivered when
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IN COURT or COMMON PLEAS


Francis NJ. Farr as Administratrix, ana
Henry W. Far rs Administrators Of THO
estate of james NJ. Farr, deceased, and
in their own right, Plaintiffs, against
George ". Farr, EliEa6elh. Stokeley;
james W. Fnrr, jeremiah Fart, Ftnnces
Ann Watkins, Mary Jane McNab, SallSy
NJ. Fnrr, Florence Hunt, Alice Is. Fnrr,,
Anna Grace Fnrr, Frances Edward Fnri,
Maggie j. Fnrr, Susan Fnrr, James d,
Fnrr, Ernest Farr, john Fnrr, Emory
Fnrr, St.kcley Fnrr, 3; +. Perry phd z.
y. Watkins, Dcfcndahis, ,-CorY StAaoNg
., ron EEllrr- (CoNrLAiNh Nor sEnNkD.
TO the defendants, George W. FArr, Eli
zsheIh Siokelcy, james ". Fmr, 3ere-
miah fnrr, Frances Ann Watkins, Mary
Jane McN"h, Salley Nj. Farr, FlcrencS
Hunt, Alice b. Fnrr, Annn Grace Farr,
"a Fr"ne't tS Ea*%ra & EPyr' A"sEiSs u: sEis, j. faft
john Fn T. Emorv F"rr. S'"f"'av rn,;.,