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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-28
Butler ON Washington.

= Ne Il o0u
"When the immortal Washing on ascended
. tho steps OF the building in which Congress
zen held its sessions, he stopped and turn.d d
light sac the Father of his Country. As
,ppeared within tho drors, too, he put
shapely leg in order that they might
last of him"
rs what his excellency Benjamin F
DaeEror of the commonYeakh of
told gathering of select
table in this city on
npd taste Or has
ng us fallen SO low
lighter at the picture of
6sident on a great public oc
54haking his hind leg, SO to speak, as
I'D disappears from view?
And then the ponderous oratory of the
pst-the eloquence that has made Massa
chusetts famous-came in for coudemna-
ton. Webster was ridiculed as well as
Warrington. And the speaker exempli
I iled in his own remarks the superiority of
nodern speechmaking by an address
rein he declared: "We are really
ster than our fathers, and don't any
forget it."
en- might he say to company which
we'd such utterances with enthusiasm,
was difficult to tell who were the
men and who were the menials
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che Obnoxious Fec System.
b Democrat.

kystem must go and that before
riends, if it ever had any ex
u in ofics, are becoming fewer
pd new advocates for its abOli-
ling forward. County officers
sNould feceive fair salary, and if fees are
to be exacted they should be paid into the
county treasury. But if we could have
our own way about the matter, we would
abolish fees entirely, and throw open all the
county offices to the people free of cost. /.
There is no necessity for longer contin-
uance of this tax The various duties of
the Judge, commissioners and county
treasurer, are discharged without cost to
the people, and fees can be just as readily
dispensed with in the other county Offices.
If there be no necessity for the county
commissioners to exact fees for the bust
ness they transact in their Office for the
public, there can be none for the register
or recorder. There can be no objection,
that we can see, to the abolition of all fees,
and to throwing open the courts to al.
"without money and without price"
Down with the fee system.
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DAkaAINS IN WArCHEs, CLOCKS
ID Chaine, Rings, Spectacles, &c. Repairing
OF all kinds viii receive my personal atten.
street Remember name and number. Di-
rectly opposite City Hotel, near PennsylvAna
railroad depot. dec lvd
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A skinful Preparation

Composed OF roots. barks. and plants, that
act IN harmony, and are pleasant and efrec-
tive medicine, constitute BurtiOck Blood Bit
tiers, of which highly commendatory reports
are being constantly received. Price 81. Fer
sale by 81. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and iS9
North Queen street.
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Ely's Cream Balm

Efectually cleanses
tie nasal passages of
Catarrhal virus, caus.
ing healthy secre-
tions, allays infiam:
nation, protects the
membrane from ad-
ditional colds, com.
pletely heals the
sores and restores
the sense of taste and
smell. Beneficial re.
suits are realized by
a few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh,
Hay Fever, &c. Un-
eQualed for colds in
the head. Agreeable
to use. Apply by the
little finger into the
nostrils. On receipt
of 80 cts. will mail a
package. Sold by H.
B. Cochran, Druggist
1877 II 139North Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa
CO., Oswego. N. Y.
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OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENT

r OCAL MAIL AKRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
By F;ailrOad-NEw YORK THROUGH MAIL, 7:30
A. m. 1890 p. M, 500 p. IN. and loo p. m.
WAY MAIL, east. $50 q. IN.
CHR1sTIANA, Parkesburg and Downingtown
GoRDoNv1LLE, Downingtown, Lesman Place
PH1LADEIrHM THROUGH MAIL, 7:3O a. M. s:45
o. m, 1870, 500 and lI:CO p. m.
PITTSBURGH AND WEST, 30, and 1l:OO p. m.
HARRISBURG NAIL, 600 and 900 a. m., 4:35 and
WAY MAIL. west, 90 and 600 a. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Philadel-
BAL1lMoRE AND WASHINGTON. via York, 1:so
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harris
CoArKsvILLE, 500 D. m.
COLUMBIA at 800 q. n.. 1:3U and 435 p. IN.
York AND YORK WAY, l:3O and 1l:OO d. IN.
NORTHERN CENTRAL, 800 a. M, and 1l:OO p. m.
READING, via. READING Il COLUMBIA X. T., TO
BEADING, VIA harrisburg. Sis and HOO p. M.
READING WAY, via junction, Lititz, Man.
helm, East Hempfeld and Ephrata, 3:i5 p. IN.
west Wiliow, MartiH4 Tile. Keiton aud Lime
valley 9S a M; and SSS P % Grren,.n.
Blue Ball, GOodville. Beartown and Spring
Grove, by way of DowningtOwn, at 6:l5 p. m.
'' SAFE maMRBoR, an via Columbia, $50 a. M. and
5:l5 p. m.
by stage-slackwater and Safe Harbor,
daily; TG yM,1lersvils ai 4oS Fl % and 1,ma ana
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, Barevilie. New
willow Street, smithvile. Buck, Chestnut
Rock Springs, FairmOnt and RoTlandsville,
lands Valley. Oregon; West & Earl. ,s;,, Farmers
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and Wheat
land Mills, to strasburg daily at 40e p m 1
manville, Mount NebO, ,Rawlinsville, Bethesda
and Liberty square, daily, at $50 p. m.
On Sunday evening, mails east and west
''''' y WHEN 1f Z oPEN FOR DELIVERY.
Arriving BY ka,l.Eastern mail, $50 a m.
1000 u. m, 300 and $50 p. IN.
Eastern way mail, 1910 q. m.
Western mail, $50 snd 1o:C0 q. m, zoo and
Reading. via Reading and Columbia. 20
western way mail, $50 a. m.
Reading way mail. 1870 a. m.
Quarryville Branch, s:l5 II. m. and 400 p. n.
Arriving by stage-From Safe Harbor and
Slackwater, at 900 a. M, daily.
From Millersville, and 8 8. m. and p. m.
From New Holland, at 9:30 q. IN. daily,
From Rowlandsville, Md at 400 p. m.
Reading way mail, ut 1890 a. m, daily.
From Strasbu!g. at $50 a. M. daily.
From Rawlinsville at ll:00 q. m.
From Terre Hill, at 1000 q. m.
DELIVERIES By CARRIERS.
There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, and on their return trips
they take up the nlail matter deposited in the
For the first delivery the Carriers leave the
Office at TOO o. m; second delivery at loco
a. m; third delivery ut SEQ p. m.
SUNDAY POST-OFFICB HOURS.
On Sunday the P0stofiice is open from April
to 7 D. m.; from October Isl to April lat, from
to IL g. IN. and from to p. m.
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ENUINE SEAMLESS BLACK KID
" Gloves, with five hooks, and only Al 25.
Our japanese Toilet Soap is exQuisitely per-
for softening and whitening the skin. New
Lace Collars. J.P. .SWARR
fl7-lydo&Tu NO.50 North Queen st.
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M111E1np suna

HvOLUABlA . FOHT DEPO0lT RAIL-
~ ROAD TIMETABLE.
Trains now run regularly ON the Columbia
q Port Deposit Railroad ON the following
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w oman.

Her health an'l life depend more on the
regularity o+ %er menstrual functions than
on any or MI causes combined An actual
or living death is the inevitable resuqt OF
arrangement OF u function which makes wo
man whht she is in every respect, and es>
pccialIy in ReI' iiGhtal aud bodily consrItH
ton. Hence, fR.'inc,linic relief from stici,
arrangement Is the only safeguard agnnst
wreck ana tV'ttE:h In all cases of storpagc,
delay. or%het irregu.arify Of the .conrSe!;;. y
DIR. }. BnAprIELps FEMALE REGULATION
Is the only sure remedy. II acts hy giving
tone to the nervous centres, improving the
blood and Diet eI mining directly to the or
gans of thehs,rthiEHn. II is II scientific pre-
scription, ana nv 3hos' 1T clliscni rhysic
cians nsc it. PreparGd by Dn. J. BnAnrirLn,
-i'Ianta, Ga. Price, trial size. 7jc.; EHgc
size, 100. For sale by all druggists.
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State Of South Carolina
County or PICKRNs.
IN PROBATE COURr.

Nancy Stewart as Adminsrntrix Of the
personal Estate OF Mary (Polly) Andcr-
son. deceased, Plaintiff against VIM. IL.
Anderson, James =. Anderson. Hester
Nmmopa. IInlul EritM, Sarah Alexander,
Aipha lsarion, Luvicy Mcdaniel, Lafay-
etc Anderson. Mary +. Kirkscy., Filed
f. Mauldin and J. NJ. CrcnHha&. Defend
anta.-SuMMoNs FOR RELIE rCoMrLAIHT
NOT SEuvEp.
TO the Defendants:
VOU are hereby sun moncd and required
to answer the petition and complaint
in this action. which is flcd ih lie 8iilCc
of The JliigG OF t'rohaIc for the said County,
aud to serve n copy Of y"ur answer to the
said petition and complaint on the sub
scribcrs nj their Office at Pickcns Court
House. s. G. within twenty day, dftct me
2cf3itc Hereof, cActliSivc Of the day Of such
s"rvct and if you fail la answer the com
pInni within the time aforesaid, the plain
ril in his action will apply to the CoHrt
for The relief demanded ii The Complaint
You and all o'rtt fTF&dha iHltfGaiCd nre
also notified rlidt on the 9Th dny Of august
Of Probate for raid County for n final dis
charge oa AdminislrnttiA ,6f Nc personal
estate of Mary tPdiyJ hHdcrsoi deceased.
and also that no pcrSotinl claim is made
against you or any or either Of you
Dated Pickcns G.. H., s. G., May 2lst,
A. B. 1893,
r.. 81 !. II. NhwrtjN. probate Judge.
N6RTON, KEITH B HOMlNGSwORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
HlaS 81, 1883 35 G%
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x1Cbk5AT ITENfs.


a fino sehs8h '6f rain. fell at this
pInco on last Sduday. 1t was begin-
ing 80 be badly needed. " ~
Jnern G. sAFiis8h, 'an '6hd 'Hitiken
Oi this C6hhty, diSd ut liis 'ti6ihe q We
N.hiIcs n6fth Of this place last week.
lie %6s a'h!!tivo Of North Chrolina.
Aaron Boggs. Of Central, has II ten
a0ro fotd ot wlfsht from Which he
expects TO Sbtlsin $50 bushels. last
yonr or the year before We are not
certain which, no made 2a94 bushels
on tho same 'field. This is better
'tA@n cotton. f@ g.
shave purchased 4 new Geiser
ThrrHhor. 1t will thrash 60 bushels
per hour. The best Thresher made.
Save your wheat and oats for mo.
&c. GRIFFIN.
Opened this week ut Horizons,
I'roYh lake Shna; 'fn Balt only ~
d"ys. lot Sugar Cared Chnvttbsed
Shoulders, a. nice as hams and much
Ghc,s!or Choice White Wine Viue~
,;a' ""j the incest Mess MacEe ercl
"a ) ID, cans.
Jodgo McIvcr hns render his
docjsi0n, dismissing tho case brou ght
1y >r".r OF tho citi2ens Of William.
>ton Co"nshrp to prevent tho 'GUElcc-
Ao" ct me takes voted TO the q. g.
{. i =. h. II. M%. Child of this
place presented the r. II. Co. and
VI %"""iy of Anderson, tho TAX
{ayHro ct Williamson.
ilo"Ion, at fibcrty, is s6rIng stric,
) Ter cash, and tho people arc be-
g'nnI"H TO find out that us ho does
n"' haze to mako the fut fry the
'o|N ia he can sell Shoe that cost
'3Oit t"r $l.lO, and muke more
nH" his competitors can At 81 rs.
>''o "ru on timo.
Wv Z. A. Child preached his first
orm"U N tho Mcthodist Chhrch at
hlS ri>.o on last Sunday, from tho
on, .j verse, IL Uhapt, Matthew
.'l' lnpu he that Bhohld come, or
10 'yu COX for anothor?" MIR. Child
.1Hud', 4 tho subject in very clio.
jov"I "nd logical manner. His first
itNr was IL SUCCESS aud wo trust. it
.'"A 3c Our good fortune to hcar
lirH pr"aoh "any more sermons.
N.ort for this County closed on
~. r..iay morning. Tho following
re i!l" sentences imposed. Frank
'';;h rolored. eighteen months at
'H G"bOr in tho Penitentinry.
i"mra :lorgun, White, petit larcen ny
"oiv" monLhs at hard labor in Pen-
'rnCiur'', Nose Williams, colorcd.
N"t IHs, AZ stated by us lart weclx)
$50 i'nrs at hard labor in the PEN
'""m:"y. Such equity business Us
"Gh! b' disposed of without jury
v"s oeard hy THO Sudxo.
Nm.hn, at hiborty, fs Boiling lots
.' ,a. llc WAS not split out for
".ou"A rail. lie will como to the
'..
10. /. .H1in, n special agent Of iAe
i'",a .',"cnI OF Justice at Washinr>
-',H 's"a 1t this place several duye
.'' .yoj; and the week before, ill.,
rc>.I:.r''ny tho conduc, of Ruvcuue
ih''.Hs ~
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Eastatoe Items.

isthl very dry in portions Of this town,
ship. A sorry stand Of corh, 'Ehd cotton
looks very shabby for 9th 5Ghe.
Some are beginning TO harvest fiTii
grain; it is tolerably good Where the land
was prepared.
Some Sickness, but none that is very bad
We are all thiet Oh tile ffhe up here. We
don't fight '&bodt such 'tlfitiEs up here in the
mouEtnihs.
The Revenue officials make little haul
in the COPPER business. The so,called
distilleries Of John Robinson and Bill
Chapman were not in Eastatte township.
We are guilty Of enough at best, but Tran
sylvHnia County, N. c. will perhaps claim
thefh.
think it would be advisable to first
carry out our present road LAW and wee II
it is not s1ftcieh: 1t present 70 give Gs
good roGds. AcG8rdihg to my Opinion, if
the Commissioners and Supervisors would
M soon as crops are laid by, sec that the
overseers put on the rohd the lawful amount
OF work Mt present required by law, there
would be q change. 1t is true that a great
many of our roads are too steep for any
use, but to change tho law Md work them
by taxation. in my opinion, would not
amend the matter. Men have been elect
ed County Commissioners who were not
competent to fill the office. This is why
some Of our roads are soGh as they are If
thn,v hal IL Il.
they have been changed since the war,
they had the power to put them on good
grade. CITIZEN.
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y."p tnlldren Teeth
ing. Its value is incnlculablc. L. will re-
lievc the poor little sufferer immedint civ
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. IL cures dysentery md di
arrhoc. regulates the stomach and bowels.
cures wind collie, softens the gums, reduce,
inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tecthing is pleasant to
the tastr, and ls the prescription of uNe OF
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is Tor sale
6y all druggists throughout the EUru -
rr'oc 20 cents bottle. feb Is, ly
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TABLE ROd48 STREET..
Tax Returns.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

PIcKENs C. H., S. c., May 9, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Au-
~ ditor's Office will be open to receive
TAX RETURNS from JUNE lst to JULY
goth, 1883. The Auditor aud his assistant
Will ATTEND at the following pIScGs at the
times specified for The, nsSeSsmeht of Per-
sonal Pr opcrty and Real Estate, viz:
Central, Monday md Tuesday, June 9TH
and 9th
:. atilberty, Wednesday and Thursday, June
9th and 7th
Ensley, Friday and Saturday, 55Huc 9Th
anil 9Th.
D"cHsvtIle, Monday and Tuesday, June
| llrh and 18th.
P"mpkin,own, Wednesday and Thursday,
18th and tth.
Aiken's Store, Friday, June l3tM
RThg's Store, Saturday. June 10th
Hurricane, Monday and Tuesday, 18th
and 18th.
chs Court House.
After the 20Ih of July the rttHSns of
those failing to return will be made from
the best information that can Ne obtaiNrd
add fifty per cent added theretS
All mnle Persons fr m tw.nty:0nr to Fl y
years of age, excepting those Exempt BY
law, are required TO return their rolls
Each tax payer. except whch Impossible
TO ito 30, must make their own rGInih
All assessments Of personal prbpery
must be ''ihens'nl selling pritE of similar
property OH the usual terms nj Gtrcutors'
or administrators sales, at the places where
the return is made"
During my absence from the C6Hri House
MIR. j. Is. Ncwbery will take returns Of
property.
J B CLYDE,
Auditor Of Pickcns County.
may 10. 1892 81 =
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.'' " ''';,In Cradle, as good aa any
. li.' =. id, for $3.50, when others
'A%' - 'n Spot cash explains 1t.
y FAcEnnY TowN.-OId man Wat
.,j." OF e hmont, s. g. says Nor
""N> N~utraIizing Cordial beats
""y'':',,, he over heard of. Ho came
h''Nr n"Ntug Il speech on the wond-
@'lH' cure twO % cents bottles made
On . ':.uv lilo says the mere sight
"t IAaI ha5y would convince the
!. '", d""bIfnl as to tho efficacy OF
: rmAr Cordial.
loW> AK N TIcE.-By order of
'Nnnli,, nc time for the collection
W ''"" ,rXos has been extondcd TO
'h.. "'i'. une. After that date, a
"r".'N sd. Is per cent will DO added,
.... "=o, Itions will issue against
"It JcLI4 ents.
J. II. PRICE,
Ccrlk of Council.
E"rtY hottlo of Sbriner's Indian
rrwIUGn is guaranteed to give
'Nn"ia"'pn if used according to di-
nn"L@.r terrible cyclono has
"a@p' yer portions of Indiana; do
o,HNa'. thousands of dollars worth
81 peul., = and the lievs of several
i.pp" Vt Council Bluffs, Iowa, on
-" H.. 'N"tant u terrific rain fell,
A"y'.'r: iho waters and destroying
n.>"ert} 20 tho amount of 100000.
1""t"o Grow, colo ed, aged o.
."." "'.'i on the I'd instantin this
'.''-}. Eho camo from Africa to
'H1t s.'' ry before sho was 10 years
.' .' 'nit fonr generations of
h:jrr.. She said she was going to
.'r4ua.
nArt'Ed,Pt tho residence of Capt.
" - IdgGlis, In tho town of
,~.-t.> - A. NJ. FoIgrr, Esq, on
rua"". re 10th instant, Miss Lucy
'.letnnu- % Mr.. Rial Barnett, all of
|n.H@"@ Rial is no longer "Buch, y"
49, vc " ,lcomo him TO tho higher
l.~ua.
t!a@iNo EXERcIsEsi Mr.. EDITOR:
fI""r' }NVe nolir4 ~ }our columns
,hH' lno GlosiuG c&orciSrs of EasIcy
AC"GomY for The first hosnon will
take pia,c June - auH 81 instant,
Hnmmluaton on the Hla, and enter
'aunmyuG At rq.ht On 22d Mt IN
a'"lCck %. m. tn ,.;!drcgs will bo dn
i.vrrd Ivy 'Hon. Nurtro f. Ansel ~,
"rcc"2'.in, aro"rAnh AID Dialogues
~ lho "',rrho @o~-ri'nraIGs ut night
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valuable Small! Farm


Rf virtue of the power and authority
- conferred upon me by DEED OF
TRUST from Isaac Davis t6 ME, | will sell
ana convey the following TRACE of LAND
situate III Pickens Colthly; and within II
mile of the Town of Central. fair Line Rail
Road,) containing Fifty SIX Acres. more
or less. and described n said Deed as
adjoining on the South, the lnnds Of Nc
Dow, on the West DR.. ii. G. Miller and
others, and on The Edst lditus now or for
mGrlt b6l6ngng to Sidney Mellow. Upon
buildings, and about - acres opened
which have been in cutiVht;Bn
For the next 80 days Ills Tract of Land
may be trcntcd for privately. Terms made
known upon applicntidii to,
j. ii. WlilfNER, Tfhstec,
urctnyille. s. C..
may ~. 1888 35 3
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M%. EDiroe; Please oblige by giving
notice in The SENTINEL, that it is the wish
of Secona Church that all her members
should be present at her next regular meet
ing, to take into consideration the propri-
ETY. Of dissolving Secona Church.
b. HOLDER, Moderator.
w. g. Bowen, Clerk.
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rnncy wood and Leathcr>bound box Pnpc-
terics, silk plush Photo. and Autograph
Albums, and grcaH variety Of goods, use
ful ns well rs ornamental Also. a lnrge
Stock of First Class Silver Plate Ware Wm
Rogers Einnd Kpiycp am, Forks, Spoon
&c. great Variety Of jc&eliy, Watches
Clocks, Specinclrs, Gold Silver. Steel Al
Ceiluloid. The largest 1850, tment OF Cnrl-
ridges and Pistols. =.
will not be undersold. Repairing OF
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry done promptly
49,, j. &. BLACK,
Main ST., "i Door North of washing q Oh.
daEsH1RIE VsLBE, s, q.
march |, 1853 % #
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New Advertiser ts.
HnEHE SUM
One NHiV|jon 10 Week

Decided opinions expressed in language
that can he understood; the promptcsi, tut
lest and most accurate intelligence of
whatever in the wide world is worth dItcn-
libn. ThnI is what cvcryhndy is sure to
find in amy edition Of THE Sun. Sub
scrimion: Daily 6 pogcs), by mail, 55c. n
niottlI, 6t s. so n yenr: Sunday (8 pagcsl,
Sl.2O per year; Weekly (8 rMgcs), 81 PR
yenr.
]. ". ENGL \ND. Publisher. New York City
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NOTICE TO bEBTORs AND CRED
~ ItoRS.1I;All persous holding claims
against the Estate Of john II. Wilson, de-
ceased, cease win ffeStht them for pnymcn. Ie.
gay ggoy pa S,tes' sd; Ihd ti6sS Indebted to the
defsigned. r'"''"' ~ 'he un>
i8fs Z, 1888 AZ y Adm x;
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Registration Notice.

n Office is hereby given that the Books
~ OF Registration tor Pickcns County,
are now open in my office at ri:kcns &. IT,.
s. G. for the Registration Of All bctaPns
who have become entitled to register since
last general election. on first Monday ih
each month 10 hid uitil We first Monday
IN July. inclusive, prcccliii3 Tie hext ,gei.
rrnl election. upon which Inst named dag
the sane shall be closed and not re opened
for Registration until after the snid general
cIcClIOu.
W. A. CLYDE,
Supervisor Rrgi&Itnt:o!i E'r Pitkcn9 Count y
tiarch g. ,SS" - II
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i.
Christmas Goods.


DnENNAS s bro. the Regulators in
~ prices hnvf just mndN, \ Dig strike in
GROCERIES AND Observation-Disclosures.
Having bHngll III entiFG si4tk. consisting
OF Coifecs, Sugars. Syriips, Tanned Goods,
Tobacco. and Cigars. direct. from the I'm =
portcrs and Manufacturers. We are able
to give you inducements never offered by
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NGES hy the BARREL, and in fact,
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g., convinced that
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Easley, S. c., is the place to buy,
nd Don't Y6t FugGt It,"
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