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brace mere authority to others to Law
drains at their own cost that this latter
purpose is more aptly subserved by the
twenty-tirst section, which empowers the
Council to make ordinances, rules, regu-
lations and bylaws, for the purpose of
prescribing the manner in which cor
porations, firms or persons shall exercise
any privilege granted to them 10 the use
OF any other purpose whatever but it
seems very doubtful whether this twenty
first section grants the authority which is
requisite to Justify the action of the
Council, now under review. 1t appears
to relate merely to the regulation of the
mode in which streets shall be used or
disturbed, for the purpose of exercising
some pre-existing privilege, and not to
confer the right of creating the privilege.
Such power is not adequate to the pur-
! pose now sought TO be accom- lished.
| The fee OF the streets is in the owners
of the adjoining property-other indi-
viduals have no right to use the soil ex-
cept under sanction of the public ease
ment. The rights claimed by virtue Of
the present resolution are not simply that
of excavating the street, but also that oil
building and maintaining a sewer. Both
rights are within the public easement,
| but they are quite distinct from each
other. (Glasby VS.. Morris, c. E. CIR, ". ]
The power of exercising and enjoying
that branch of the public easement, which
consists in constructing and maintaining
sewers is, / think, most clearly found in
the forty ninth section and in seeking TO
| give effect to all the provisions of the
| charter, the Court should deduce power
which may possibly be claimed under
several clauses, from that clause in which
| it most manifestly resides. This forty
| ninth section was, no doubt, intended to
confer the power of building public sew
ers at public expense and by the public
authorities but the main grant was the
power of having public sewers built, by
whom the work should be done, and at
whose cost, were but incidental. When
| the legislature gave to the Council ex-
press authority to order and cause public
sewers TO be constructed and money to be
raised and paid for the construction it
implied, empowered the Council to sane
ton the building of such sewers at pri-
vate expense, and this implied power
must be exercised by the Council in the
same manner as is prescribed for the ex
ercise of the express power, Z. E., by or
dinance
Even under the twenty first section it
Is not evident that an ordinance would not
be required. The language ordinances,
rules, regulations and bylaws" is GER
tainly to extent Pathological, for "ordi.
nances' and bylaws are not distin-
gushable, and it is doubtful whether
''rules'' and regulations" ON tho sub
| jects embraced in this section are not
merely equivalent words. (Kepner VS..
| Commonwealth, 40 Pa. ST., l24.)
Our conclusion is that the resolution
was unwarranted and must be set aside
with costs.
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2o-ineh Black Satin Parasol, lined
in various colors, ten gilt ribs,
handsome natural stick, Spanish
lace trimmed Price, 81.
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THE MARKETS.

Lampertyile, June 10, 1881
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day by +. r. LEAR, dealer in Grain, Flour
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Some lots of Buttons and Dress
Trimmings at nominal prices as
long as they last. New importa-
tions of Paris Buttons open.
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ChiIdren's and Misses Trimmed
Hats, ready TO put on, for $3.50,
S1.75 and -, and upwards. These
come from our own work rooms.
Ladies Rough-and Ready Bon
nets and Hats, all colors and black,
for 25e.
173 dozen sprays of fine flowers
at 25e. spray, for millinery and
eorsage These are about half
price.
There is a new counter for 8 and
lie. Satin and Gros Grain Rib
bons, of which we have all
colors.
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The sure effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla
are thorough and permanent. If there is
lurking faint Of scrofula about you,
Ayers Sarsaparilla will dslodge it, and
expel it from your system.
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l5-yard lengths Of Summer Silks,
35 to G5c.
Glaze Changeable Silks, 65c.
New India Silks, black grounds,
small white figures, very handsome,
nj $l.50.
A fair Black Silk is going now
for 75c,, and quite good one for a
Dollar.
If You will pay $50, We have
quality of the BeIlon make that we
recommend, and will ask you TO
recommend after wearing it.
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Ladies' English Solid-color Bril-
liant Lisle Hose, soc.
Ladies Colored Hose, l2le,
hitherto 25c.
Ladies' Long Balbriggan, French
foot, Zoe, hitherto Bic.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, a fifty cent
quality for 25c.
Mems full regular made (German)
Brown-mixed, l24c.
Mems English Striped, full regular
made, 18e.
Children's full regular made, at -,
90, 80, 35c., worth double.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-29

IaiR" was tn be performed Immediately
b''' Tue arrival NJ the '.2 q. W train
W,,H''h was to hriuE Mr. p-meut fr'm
Na'2. The train did not ge here until
n"'io,N, a. Which u ." the minister
y. Mf. tntmIu, oI Graham, Young
county, Who was 90 marry tine hH Nv
r''G' was holding services ln tine church
""u '""'d ugi perform the marriage
''re oul uutI after h' got through
P''h'N nE. Several lnvllri guests hat
"I''N'u i" VI" Morgan and about 10
O'CLOCK i'l' ''r'tN put lu an apprur-
..' A,i H'l' h' WAS ready io do h7
""'f. NHh' examining ne h'rua" %
L..'. 'N'''' ',r'''"d Nr' ih. rNr'ud
k'H'i, "''h It g. HNd 900 % irrmuIuue
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TnOM SAN.NTONIo.


Special r.lorram tp the Examiner
SAN Antonio, August *. night
before lH-t Mr.. Magruicr. staying at
Cole Ham ltpU's, had us pants take
from under his head while Ice was asleep
The thieves entered the hous at the
front aud went all over the place, but
took nothing, as tie housch Id was
soon awakened They rscnued through
% back door Mr. Ma ruior found ms
pants ma the yard, He had luckily taken
ont all his yaluables bcf re- gong TO rest
Cmnrlhack Jim, he notorious
burglar who pnrtcip ted in the robbery
Of Mr. Portcr'- boarding house u few
weeks ago, WAS brought 40 10y Deputy
SArun Alexander and Constable Baicr
yesterday.
Nossrs. Charles Mutually aud II G..
Cook had little knock down fight ou
Commerce street last night about q
o'c uck about iurmer I ulDle. Mul-
ualiy vi ] nuswcr tu the charge NJ ns-
suult and battery tomorrow.
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FROM LAREDO.


Special Telegram .utno Examiner.
jlLnEpo. August - United Stats
Ma slul nal Go.lirg arrived mere Toe s.,
reforming from Corpus Christi ru 0,n \ -
tonic. H. had u prisoner IN Gus uIy
n med John lapgdun, whO il charged
th cuur teltoi ing.
About forty miles oi IN" mi i'ury t,.r-
prnph huc from here To Bro ,n-yl lee bus
been tax down,
a. II. EIvads. OF Nj,r Mexico. arrived
This murnrng. lrwporl- about 40 mon
aud q large lumuer OF wagon AMI teams
100 work 900 the International Iu.rpnd cH-
tension above and b.l IS M'cr
sneak lh iy.gHrc doing tm- c'v. Iurir
latest act w#s The thrtt of LOT OF sample
photographs.
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CIsI'IINNI.IEIssS
The lanes Trlal lucl In Illinois
Murder and suicide at indianapolis.


81 Luui-, August * Po,t.l rs
putch's Gmlurn special: Frank Jam IS
trial was resumed thu. muruul. 1nr
dctou-r asked pyrmlHHl DO 30 introduce
HurCliir acts Mu-t I e. witness Mrs
B1!tUuh with a view % attacking their
crrdul IS. The intention WIS 10 Oprn
mp the muir lcr Of Wood llItc, a. F)rl's
house, Tor which l'diDl fB no.. under
indictment, aud Of which Mrs Bolton
aud Capt Ford were witnessed line
court dccliod that Mrs Bolton could be
re- allie aud examined, not us to th
killing, but 10. 10 what hc had tulu to
ueighhur who called upon her ~ Sun
du December 9Th, 1881, aud ate dinner,
So hiie tine lIirlra- budy of llltc WIS up
stairs Mr.. Bolton testified that WOOD
llte was kllIri 900 the uIuuug O.. m. Sine
refused lo answer when the huHy wa
taken up 1tHirr. An extended c,os-.,x.
umiuml % failed go bring ont anything
def Ite us tu the 10 l.-, ut th. bun al
~ Htr'B body by night. DO uu ull spr rg
lu th. pu,tl e.. She either rpfu ed to
answer or el-. cuul.lu't rymtmb g.
Captain Ford WaH next ru Tod % Il cA-
lmurd 1875 a. the hurW OFF "A tr's ipiN
ida Bolton, aged ", au-Iior NJ Mrs
Bolton. wu- tine urNt witness. Sine VIA
present al th killing uf Wood llitr, but
the vi ness was uut permitted tu -ay
who iIl IT. Sue narrated tar "details ~
tine burial and the clearing of th. room,
Nor mother did tine Mltor. IhH WINS IN
1t rrrt contradiction 10 her moth 10 oH'
tim uy.
willie y lion, li years old WIS the
next wIturs. fur the state Ito p"u.
t,t..Iy. f.i.f.trf.N Irr.uk .lYmrA IA uu tl4
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III great.r nuisance could be found,

80 greater nuisance could hr found,
Than old man Brown, the cuuutry round,
All THOUGHT he'd leave these curtl s
scenes,
Till somo one VS. him Smiths Bile
Bean
They stirred haze liver. removed hls ly,
Now 900 tlr old mau does l- -milr
Sold uy CASTLES, MOrrlsoY - Ca, Waco,
lc1uA. -4ilW.
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TsIE TIssE mErUwn.


WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, August y Tho
lns- 10y by the tire IA the lumber yard,
here lnbt nj lat was mly sGOpU In.
dlvdual losses az fur d, H.cer AIMED are,
Flul Young Il Co., Sl7jODI m-urlurr
sij,OOO; Payne, Cochran ~ O ss6.Uul,
insured; Edgar, Mu son ~ o., 500 u:
Nor imam ~ Sons, $3.50, uJ, Insurance.
$4,000; Kramer n Mann, SilUlD, inst
rance S2j,OJO here, other Insurance n e..
where. A number Of other parties host
ml-ccllRneuu l'ts VI lumurr 10 din o.
eut yard, principally insured " Il.
kOhusuu's loss on las dwelling wu4
S2IODO, IN urci, several other wc,llu,H
were burned, loss Du winch Vas past ally
covered 10y Insurance.
LouI-,rLLg.
L1rjs,urE August - A hr. nj :
o't.,k tins m"ruin- 90 th. piuuns mi
of ~immu.- =, XIV n nlH .Ur.ucntt
40 90. rmu uge 1880 un ut Yruucry.
I'i' mill g. ,u.ruuudr by 4 urgrtIntnry
l.c machinery il en- ucly ruined and
valuable contract work drstltd. loss
80 go; insured Tor sj,hOl
FoRE-r utgts rs W,INg.
Ran UAHBur 81, August 1>.--Nu rN-
ten iy, forrest ii-H i7 nov IagiHe h.lNu,u
seal C,,c and Grctt Fond 10 lh. Ar-trru
side Of the III md. The ii luy burned
over come UUl lcrcs r.n m,n ,ucr-,d.
rd In surrounding the burning dist ir,
witt ditrh ihu, prev nrng mt er
damage. Inr fire Il nov believed % ht
under control.
Mr. VI +. IHrrnr Ncya IA. rrx,s. siys
90 used Browns lion Bttrrs Ter dy pep
su ot ~ sears standing and u 'mp.u ',i
ulu At uucr.' 23iAlW.
H---
b. not wait but come az once aud ser
vnu cuAnre at tHe rlr"anl Isle thurrd
Niss,- hose, Tor ~ and go crni. pair that
art worth doubles the money, Levine
Bros. --S-sG.c
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Mr. VI +. lHrrnr Ncvs IA. rrN,s, slys
"I used Browns hon Bitrrs i'r dy pep
si, ot ~ sears standing and u 'mp.o ''i
mu At uucr." S21iAlN.
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FROM DALLAS

lhr funeral % cx-Goyeruor pyuse was
ustl uncd until tomorrow at O'Clock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-06-14

BUcuUPAIDA."-Quic complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Soda Water at Orr e. Sloan's. Pure fresh
syrups. The best Summer drink. Plenty
Of Ice. Only five cents glass or Twenty
five tickets for one dollar.
Use eagle" brand condensed milk. The
best. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot
Oat Meal just received.
will furnish Sweet Milk, to regular GUS
r. C. LIGoN.
There is no doubt about Winburn's Pic.
lures being good and cheap. If you want
! one come before he moves.
Nearly every person needs first-class
blood purifier in the Spring, and this arti-
Gle, "Comp pound Syrup Of Sarsaparilla with
Iodide of Potassium" can be obtained OF
Messrs. Orr & Sloan, who always keep a
supply on hand. This is not patent
medicine, as the formula Is printed on
every bottle, also full directions. If the
blood is kept in a first-class condition. we
will not be troubled with those painful
and distressing troubles SO common to us
in Spring and Summer.
| If YOU want pictures of your parents
don't let them rest until they have them
made. Winburn moves soon.
To those who contemplate painting We
would say that 1t will pay you to examine
our stock and prices before buying. we
guarantee our Lead and Oil 70 be strict,
pure. WILHIrE q WlLiHrE.
WAGONS, WAGoHs.-Reed & Stephens
have Just received car load OF the CELE
BRArEp STANDARD FARM WAGONS which
will be sold low for cash, or on time FOL
approved paper. Apply to Reed u Ste
phens, or c. A. Reed.
Plenty Of Wheat Bran at Wclch's Buggy
House, Depot Street. 43-6m
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TEN BIG ATTRACTI0 |!

Attraction No. I.
btR
~ and perfect fitting and good
Attraction NO II.
lhtc No
Attraction No. III.
T"narls Summer silks Nun Vriln, and
Attraction No Nv.
cheap, but not cheaper than else wee or
Attraction No "
our entire Stock Cloths coonal Che shr~, 'nan slan~,
Attraction No vi.
nbc
celebrated Columbia
Attraction No. VII
rcn'sS Ia We
Attraction No. VIII
down
determination sell al
Attraction No. TX.
Of that in
Attraction No K
We
all
cSohl
Hat. Therefore,
All these Attractions only found Store
ARNSTE1M g. ROSE.
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Rev. W. II. Milburn, d. ID.

AS has been previously announced, the
above world. renowned lecturer will lecture
i'll the Methodist Church this city on Fri
day and Saturday evenings next. His sub
ject for Friday evening will be ''S. S. Prem
tiss and the Flush Times of Mississippi"
and on Saturday evening what Blind
| Man Saw in Paris" DR.. Milburn has been
lectnring in this State for several weeks to
large audiences. The Press everywhere
speak i'll the highest terms of his lectures.
The London Christian World, speaking OF
him. says:
AS All orator, both in the pulpit and On
the platform, as preacher and lecturer, he
is superior TO any we have heard.
IIarper's Weekly says ''The Blind Man
Eloquent" is among the public lecturers
form is not surpassed by any of his brother
| lecturers. We believe Mr.. Milburn is the
| first and only man preacher or lecturer who
has been formally invited by q President of
| the United States and every member of his
| Cabinet, and by the most distinguished
members Of the Senate and House Of Rep
| resentatives, to deliver lecture. This he
was invited to do last winter, and complied
by giving his eloquent lecture of Aaron
Burr. The compliment was an unprece-
dented one and was we'll deserved. We
agree With the Louisville Courier Journal
that there are, doubtless, some who excel
him in buffoonery, which commands the
popular applause, but for refined beauty OF
language, genuine wit, noble thought and
oftentimes deep pathos, we have moi
known his equal" With personal conyic.
ton we now pronounce him to be most
truly "The Blind Man Eloquent"
We trust our citizens will give DR.. Mil
burn & crowded house. The opportunity
of hearing such an eloquent and distin'
guished orator does not present itself often,
Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, 2S
cents extra. Tickets and reserved seats con
be secured at c. +. Jones e. Co.'s store
No tickets will be sold at the door.
DR.. Nfilburn is expected to preach in the
Methodist Church on next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
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One hundred SeWinr aHncbinnx
Summer Fruit.
SrRINGrIELD, RonERrsoS Co. Tenn.

NOFemDer .Ith, .SSU
DIR. j. BRADFlELD: .Gr-My daughter
has been suffering for many years will,
that dreadful ailiiction known ;.s Female
Disease, which has cost mo many dollars,
and notwithstanding l had the best med
ical attendance, could not find relief. I
have used many other kinds of medicines
without effect. I had just about given
her up: was out of heart, but happened
in the store of w. W. Ecklcr several
weeks since, and he, knowing of my
daughters afiiiction, persuaded mo TO
buy bottle of your Female Regulator
She began to improve at once. l was 80
delighted with it's effects that I bought
several more bottles The price, Sl.50
bottle, seemed to be very hig Oh at first, but
now, think 1t the cheapest preparation
on the globe; and, knowing what 1 do
about it. if to-day one of nv family was
suffering with that awful disease, would
have it If 1t cost $50 bottle, for 1 can
truthfully, say it has cured my daughter
sound and we'll. and myself and wife do
most heartily recommend your Female
Regulator to be just what it is recon-
mended to be. Respectfully,
II. -. FEhTIERSTON
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An Enthusiastic Railroad Meeting.

BELroN, 8. c.. June 0, 1888.
In accordance with previous announce
ment large crowd assembled here to-day
to consider further subscriptions to the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap & Chicago Rail.
road.
The Hon. w. G. Brown was called to the
chair, and John NJ. Gecr requested to act
as secretary. The chairman, in forc'ble
manner, explained tho object of the meet
ing, urging upon all the importance OF Ia
boring nsiduously and contributing hbe-
rally to this grand enterprise. The follow
ing resolution was enthusiastically received
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That it Is the sense of this meet
| ing thLt strenuous effort be at once made
to raise in Belton and vicinity ten thousand
dollars, to be subscribed to the CAROLINA
Cumberland Gap e. Chicago Railroad.
A subscription list was opened and con-
tributed literally to by those present:
The secretary was requested to furnish
the 1srELLIaKNcER and Journal copies OF the
proceedings. c,
JOHN NJ. GEER, Sec.
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Rotten ON RArs.-Clenrs out rats, mice
reaches, flies, ants, bed bugs, skunks, chip.
munks, Eophcrs. l5c. Druggists.
am much pleased with Winburns Pho.
tographs. He takes the best Photograph
| or child ever SAW. All pronounce his
Photographs very fine.
TIos. G. Lr;oS.
SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Re.
newer restores health and vigor, cures
Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.
| Bost finished Buggies ever brought to An.
aerson are now being sold by y. l.. Welch
IL Co., Depot Street. i3-Gm
Have your Prescriptions prepared at
Whites Drug Store.
| Parties going seining can find good
Seine for sale at Wilhte tS Whites.
Diamond Dyes-all colnrs-for sale hy
White x Wilhitc
Remember, that Winburn will move his
Photograph Gallery soon.
va Make your old things look like new
by using the Diamond DYES, and YOU will
6e happy. Any of the fas ionable colors
| for ~ cents.
Every bottle of Shriner's Indian Vcrmi-
fuge is guaranteed to give satisfaction if
used according to directions
Dr. :. B. Britain says "As a rule phy
| slcians do not, by their Professional meth
obs build up the female constitution, while
they seis:cm cure the diseases to which il is
always liable III our variable climate and
under our imperfect civilization. Special
remedies are often required TO restore or
! game harmony and strengthen the cnfcc.
Dled powers OF wOmanlood and for most
| OF these we are indebted to persons outside
of the medical profession. Among the very
best OF these rcmidics assign prominent
| place to Mrs. Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound.'
BuGG!ES!-Any person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED K
SiEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bies them TO select the most reliable West
erh buggics ut lower prices than any one.
Best Teas in the State at Whites Drug
Store.
TIE Best CIGAR.-Wilhites Leader Ci-
gar is pronounced by ull who have smoked
1t to he the best scent cigar in the City
CAL at Wilhite Il Whites, got one and
satisfy yourself ms to its merits.
Headquarters for Buggies.-C.
a. Reed has just received fDrty-tive Bag
sale at reasonable prices. Call and SEQ
them. them. Repository over Reed tc Webb's
"Gty Grocery Store"
Fine Toilet Powders at Wilhitc & Will
hitc.
One Hundred Sewing Machines
just received by Z. a. REEp Agent, con-
sisting of the New Home" model Of
perfection the light running "Amcrican,"
and the Victor" which is Il universal
favorite. Office and Warcroom over Reed
d Webb's City Grocery Store.
Those dosiring good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genuine meer-
schaum goods at Whites Drug Store.
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Notes from Syillia,nston.

Mr.. EDITOR: A negro child was drowned
at this place last Friday afternoon, by fall
ing in well. The well was very insecure
ly protected against accidents OF this kind.
A Coroner's jury was summoned, which
rendered verdict corresponding to the
facts Us stated On Saturday afternoon
the mother Of the child died very suddenly,
having just returned from the drug store,
where she had gone for some medicine for
herself. The Coroner's jury decided that
she died Of heart disease. Ben Carson, the
woman's husband, is hard working coll
ored man, and has the sympathy of the
people, in his double loss.
Rev. w. H. Milburn, "the blind man
eloquent" lectures in tho chapel Of the
Female College on Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights of this week. The subjects
have not yet been announced. though they
will, no doubt, be very interesting.
A new passenger depot is in process of
erection at this point, which will greatly
increase the accommodations to passengers.
The new building is to contain two waiting
rooms and an Office. These will be sub
stantial improvement, inasmuch us the
presant depot is a very shabby affair.
Several good rains have fallen during the
last few dsys. and the cotton crop seems to
be doing well. Wheat and oats a:e being
harvested, and the reapers are busy.
Several of our young men are absent
from town, attending the Commencements
now in progress at various points. Will
lamston is we'll represented, both at Fur
man and Wofford Colleges.
Mr.. Charles F. Hard and wife, of Gran
iteville, are in town at present. Mr.. Hard
| is son Of our fellow. townsman Col. B. G.
Hard, formerly of Charleston. NoMES.
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To All Whom it May Concern.

ANpEESnH, S. c., Juno :, 1883.
J. H@ttcd, That We accept with pleasure
The frame of Pictures of City Council
Clerk and Police, rendered by Mr.. J. r.
Winburn, Photographer, and that the said
Pictures be hung in the Council Chamber
Ind. That We extend our thanks, rs n
body and rs individuals. to Mr.. Wiuburn.
ord. That we regard the Pictures rs works
OF AIT exhibiting great taste ard skill.
ith. That rs individuals we recomm end
him rs First Class Photographer to the
citizens Of the City and County.
ID. 5. MAXwELL, Mayor.
$. NJ. ORR.
.IouN T.. PEOPLES,
w. d. Blows,
Il. l.. MooRIIEAp.
JESSE NJ. SMITH,
A. $. STEruENs.
Aldermen.
VIM S BpowN civ (,lnrL
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Don't wait until Winburn moves, and
say that you want your Photograph.
Ice! Ice Ice! Plenty of 1t ut the City
Grocery.
Apolinaris, the best mineral water that
10 sold. It is anti-acid, anti. bilious and the
best drink for Dyspepsia, and Is, notw,tn'
Standing its fine medical qualities, q deli.
cious beverage. Only for sale by Orr q
Sloan.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-06-14

WM. $. BnowN, City Clerk.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-06-14

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