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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20
IN BRIEF.

Edmund James Is reported as
being quite sick.
Yesterday was TIE first pleasant
day ia seven weeks.
J. E. Gignoux, Professor Of
geology at the State University, is
in town.
Sames Cross, the we'll known Can
delaria mining expert, is at the
Ormsby House.
The Holmes-Northern Belle suit
will be tried in this city by Justice
Field Of the U. S. Supreme Court.
The jury in the Neenan-Savage
case failed to agree yesterday, and
were discharged.
Colonel DeAhna. who has been
in the eastern part Of the State Look
jig after Government timber and
grazing land, returned yesterday.
Gen. Clarke being absent at Reno
on legal business, his second paper
on the land theory of Henry George
will not appear for several days.
The teachers will take vacation
for a week They have been much
overworked IN bringing the scho ars
over ground lost during the scarlet
fever scare last winter, and need g
little leisure:
George Givevich received a let
ter yesterday from the person who
fred at him several nights since,
threatening to carry ont his muir
derous purpose at some future
time. By some, however, the
whole affair IS regarded as a hoax.
If it is a hoax it is most silly one.
The petition for mandamus to
compel the Issuance of bonds to
bnild the new court house, etc, at
Hawthorne was argued yesterday.
E lis and Wells were for the Pc
titioners and Pat Reddy for the
County Commissioners. A demur-
rer was interposed and sustained
while the petitioners were allowed
to amend.
Trustees OF School District No.
J. met yesterday full DO I'd present.
Monthly salaries Of teachers. jani-
tor and clerk flowed, also the fol-
lowing bills allowed V. Il T. r.
r., for lumber, S15 70; Carson
Water Co, 50; NJ. A. Bowler,
labor, 81 Episcopal Church, rent
OF school room. s15.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20

We are in receipt of neatly
bound volume entitled Grand
mama's Stories," by Mrs. G. E.
Stevens. of San Francisco, a LADY
of acknowledged literary genius.
The book is one of tales for
children, of most refined and in
structive character. Mrs Stevens
belongs to that school OF writer's
who are blessing to children, and
who have as much. t. do with the
proper tr.ining of the young mind
of the little ones as have their
natural guardians. The above
book is certainly worthy the atten-
ton of parents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20
CHURCH NOTICES

Methodist Church-Services at
ia. N. and 7:30 r. NJ. by Rev. Mr..
Gray Sunday School at2P. NJ
Presbyterian Church -Customayr
religious services in this chnrch to-
day at II A. NJ. and 7:30 F. NJ.
Sabbath School at 1915.
Episcopal Church-Full service
at IL A. M. and 1902. NJ. All cor
daily invited. The usher will
seat strangers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20
BUTLER TUBULAR IRON FENCE POSTS
IRON RANCH FEM Gle

the Market
the
ia
iemovabe
wires OF used three
uil,o
scaa,otm oyeit y
reduced which good
Territory
augctab again by writing OF his desire
R. B. SKELETON
81 CharesH oteI Carson
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NO TOLLS.

Tie lease of Heidenreich, the toll
road man, has expired, and the Com
missioner of Douglas and Ormsby
have refused to grant him q further
lease, as he never spent any money
to keep the road in repair, and now
the road from Carson to the Lake
IS free for ever. This saves 81 50
trip to every team. and is some
thing worth considering.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20

A hard finished house, corner of
Third and Nevada streets. Six
rooms, city water, ampe front
yard. For terms apply to S. G.
Wright.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20
Another Rerormer Gone Crooked

It is reported that a we'll known
Carson insurance agent and news
paper man is defaulter to the in
snrance companies in the sum Of
$500. Il Tribune.
Must be training to get place in
the San Francisco Custom House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20

H. G. May & Co., of the Full
ton Market, Sacramento. CAL,
will supply families in Carson
during the Summer with straw
borries, cherries, tomatoes, peas,
cucumbers, string-beans. salmon,
poultry Of all kinds and every
description of fruits and veg
etabies at wholesale prices. Par
ties can send postal order or we
will send goods c. o. d.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20

SAN FaAxC,soO. May 19-Followint
are the opening and closing quotations
Ophir. 2 20. 2 s.; Mexican. , A. 40
Gould l. Curry. 2 IS; Best & Beleher.
Ale. 4 20; California. 25c; Savage. q,
245; Con. Virginia, Doe, SOC: Chollar,
2 30. 2 81; Potosi. s., 2 40; Hale 4
Eoscross, 81. 4 81: Crown Point. Il;
Yellow Jacket. 4. 3 s.; Alpha. ! Is;
Kentuck. Coo: Be!cher. I 10; Sierra Ne.
vsda, 81. IS $50; Utah, 2 80, q; Bullion.
60c; Excheauer, :,5c: Union, -. ";
Alta, 61c; Silver Hill. 10c: Challenge.
49c; Grand Priza, S5c; Andes, Coo; Sc"r-
pion, Zoe; Bentou. l0c: Arsenta. l 10;
Navajo. 2; Albion. 35c; Bodie. ! 10. 10;
Final Con-, 75c; n. Belle Isle. 2h'.
Morning Board.
$40 Ophi-, IS, 2 80
$50 Mexican. 3 81, 5 80
40 Gould h Curry, 2 20
$50 Best & Belcber, 4 Ii, 10. 10
200 California. 25c
1000 Savage. 2 40, , 81: 2 40
$50 Con. Virginia. Doc. 50c
$50 Chollar. q. 2 70, 20 bio
go Potosi. 81. -
loss Hale & Norcr"ss, %. 50
l 10 Crown Point. 40
$50 Yellow Jacket. 4, - /, i" -
400 Imperial, &c
40 Alpha, 6, G'i
500 Beieher. l.. 10
80 Confidence. 95
7eo Sierra Nevada. 81, i, 81, IS
70 Utah. 80
100 Overman, DE
go Union. so, 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-05-20
Great Physicians.

In order to be a great physician
now a-days, a man must not only
be a thorough student in science,
but he must thoroughly understand
human nature. Speaking of physi-
clans, it is remarkable fact, that
no less than twenty of the medical
celebrities of Europe all concur
in the highest opinion of the re-
meay for rheumatism, Gout and
Malaria, and pronounce Salicy lica
o wonderful success.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-04

At ibe Methodist Confluence in Green
vile last month, the Bishop made the fol-
lowing appointments for this (the Green
WILEY District, viz: Presiding Elder I. G..
HERBERT Greenville station. j. 0. Wilson;
GreenVille circuit, Fl. Is. Browne; Reidville,
W. W. Mood; North Greenville, L. T. Beatty;
Fork Shoals, J. W. Danielsj Williamson,
VIM. Hutto: Brushy Creek to be supplied
by W. A. Hodges; Anderson.-J w. VOL
ling; Anderson circuit, J. Attaway; West
Anderson, J. F. England; Pendleton, l..
Wood; Pickens, p. II. ,Elwell and d. r.
Brown: Seneca city, B. J. Guess; Walhal>
Ia, G. d. Mann; Williamston Female Col
lege. Samuel Lander, President.
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Woman.

How shall she preserve her health and
beauty2 One who has long investigated this
subject gives the result, and is happy to
say that it is found in "Womau's Best
Friend" II is adapted especially to that
great central, all controlling organ-the
womb correcting its disorders, and curing
any rrcguariIy of the "merses" or "cour
ces." Dr. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator
acts like a charm in whites, and in sudden
or gradual checking, or in entire stoppage
of the monthly courses, from cold. mental
trouble, or like trouble, by restoring the
natural discharge in every instance. In
chronic cases, often resulting in liberation,
falling of the womb, its action is prompt
and decisive, saving the constitution FROM
mumhcrless evils and premature decay
Prepared by Dr.. j. Brndfeld, Atlanta,
Gu. Price, trial size, 75c; large sfse, 81. SO
For sale by all druggists.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-04

DnnNIIic nHlIWuy IOr AT.
lauta aud all points south and west
d. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
n,ond aud DHuVilc railway from Al.
lanra and beyond
L. with Atlanta and charlotte Di, ision Rick>
mond and Dnuvilc Railroad for all
points south and west
F. with ) G Knilrond for Charleston
With Wilmington, Coiuml III aud Augusat
Railroad for Wilmington and the
North.
With charlotte, columbia anl Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North
a. With AshcYIllcand $rartanbGrg Railroad
from tcndcrSUnyiie
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
niund and Dunvile Railroad iron.
charlotte and beyond
STANDARD Time uHed IN Washington, d G..
which is hftcen inmates faster than Colum-
bin
w FRY, Superintendent.
NJ. SLAUGmTEn,G General Passenger Agent
d, CAHDwELL, Asst Gen. rass'r agent
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GEOIEIGSEa.S.

TO these we solicit your attention. We
have bought them at very reduced prices
AMI to satisfy our customers ofihe same we
o'ler n most excellent coffee 10 pounds for
- %. which will cost you pounds for n
6l.oO anywhere else; and Sugar 10 ponnas
for ~, which COSTS lets per pound
anywhere else; Mo.asScs from 37s to 75c,s
per gail.
Flour that bukcs well. rises wcll, and eat s
dc'icions, for &i.75 per bnrrcll.
Cnicoca, 20 yards Tor 81.
Hats, lO:is u So.
Tap Sole Rr"Btn Shoes &l.35.
B'uts from :; - 10 Slj0
d"n"s, The largest stock in the county.
AL kiniS of crockGry, s:oves, tin and
| ilHruwarr.
Take no.ice Of these prices and be benc
iied by them. We will be- pleased TO show
goods, il we do not sell them
IL. Ra. .ANGHE1usSGbN. Il GrqD.
nov z. 1852 Gm
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EDEs. %TR2qbNG'S E'HLEISg
The Old, Well Tried, Wonderful

NSe%''i AeShS"''iS A.SliSAiCS'
STRONG'S SANATIVE PILLS for the
Liver a speedy cure for Liver Complaint,
Regulating The Bowels, Purifying the Blood
Cleansing from Mnlnrial Tnint. A perfect
cure for Sick Headache, Constipation and
Dyspepsia.
,STRONG'S PECTORAL PILLS insure
healthy appetite. good digestion, regularity
of the bowels. A sure remedy for Colds
and Ehcumntism. precious boon to de-
lic"te females, soothing and bracing the
nervous system. and giving vigor and
health to every fibre Of the body. Sold by
Druggists For Pamphlets, etc., address
Box $50, New York City.
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Appointments.

The Governor has made the following
appointments for shis County: Treasurer,
John II. Bowen; Auditor, J. b. Clyde; Jury
Commissioner, r. A. Bowen; Trial Justices
,--'Easley, J. r. Gossett; Liberty, s. d,
Stewart; Central, t. G. Robinson; Hurri.
cane, J. j. Robins; Pickens C. IL. j. .B.
Newbery; DacusVlle, John o. Davis; Pump.
kin'own, James N. Edens; EaBtatoe, John
L. dravley: These officers were all nom
mated at the primary election, (except the
Jury Commissioner and have all been
confirmed by the Senate.
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E1TTNrs eE' Wogy4ss

4 GENTLEMAN who entered for years
"a from Nervous DcbiIity, Premature
Decay, and Nli the ELECTS ofyonthful indis,
orctton, will for the sake Of suffering bu,
mAni'y, send free TO all who need il, The re-
oipe and directions for making ,he simple
remedy W which he WAS cured Sufferer
wishing TO profit by the advertisers expcr
ricncG ctn do 30 hy addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN y J0GDEN. ~ Cedar
src"r New Yoyk
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On Thirty Days Trial.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts md Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (young or old
who are afflicted with nervous debility, losl
vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above.-N.
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty DAYS
trial is allowed. lSS2--ly ian 4
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GEORGE E. LEMON,
10 COnau11mptiyee!.

JSnE advertiser having hocu permanently
cured of that dread disease, ConSuR,I-
lion, by simple remedy, is anxjous 10
make known to his fellow suHcr(rs rIc
mems OF cure. To all who desire il. he VIII
scnd copy Of the prescription used, tfice
Of charge) with the directions forprcpcrirg
and using the same, which they will GFa q
cure Cure for. Coughs, Colds Cousupptitt
As'nI"a, nrNnchlL's, Ne PRnio fjSlFg
tie Prescription, will please ndai Fer.
Z. a +, WEIiS1 ~. r94 rvltn sus;I Ni[Ijm.g.
buu9 New Y,r
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Mcbride & Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
uiacture Show Cases, are Southern Agents
Tor Seth Thomas Clocks and Lambcth's Fly
Fans, and own the celebrated Gate City
Stone Water Filter, and Cherry's Steam
Fruit aud Vegetable Dryer for the world.
Prices forwarded on application.
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We have lnrEe and well selccted lot of
ChpTlllNG, and can sell you for $3.50
beautiful saqHe suit, which will cost you
SG 90 everywhere else. You will be con.
vinoeu when you see it. DO not tail to
look ~ our Ladies' Cloakes, 'hcy are OF The
most beautiful styles, rVm Sl.U0 TO $40.
All kinds OF Fancy Notions, too numer-
Gus 10 mention ul ices
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-04

'.'''''J .".N
a his patrons and the public generally,
'hat be viii CONTINUE the bus, ness Of Black
smit:InS nt Plckcns @. u. during the pres
eht year, and has removed his Shop 10 the
building on the Public square. in rear of
the Court House. b. " HUGHES will
c%rry on the Woodwork business in COIL
nectiou with my Shop.
NOAH JOHNSON.
Jan 4. 1883 Is
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THE ()'NEfLl.
GIH-SAR FILING NhgSI2s,
E adeD1tn0 Dec. Atga. N&77.

rENUtS is to intorn' the people OF South
A Carolina that We are the owners of ths
wonderful Invention in this State, a-1 have
Agents to File Gins in al! the Cnnniics If
Gin owners will see it work they will he
Convinced of its superiority over all other
modes Of Sharpening Gius. 1t makes n
true taper tooth with II needle poini. Mr.
G. 5. Hili, Of Jackson County. Georgia.
says. "ile entered one bale Of his cotton
last year III Atlanta nj the North Gcoryio
Fair and carried off the 500 premium, and
sold his cotton for "A cents per pound more
than any other contestant. He knows his
success IS chhrScahle alone to filing done
by the O'Nrill Machine"
Persons wishing their Gins Filed by this
MacnInc, III the Counties Of Pickcns, An
dcrson and Grcenville, will plcnse address
X. +. BOWEN at Briggs Posrohice T,ckcns
County, 5. g.. and we will send an Agent
At once to do their work. They wall only
have to stop ginninz 2 or 3 hours. Price,
II cents per saw.
K. F.. BOWEN.
". II. VANDYKE.
sept %, 1882 2 #
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James G. Black,
JEW lIE1IIE&.
GAEHIEIN VAAAE. s.. q.

HASIN STOCK AT BOTTOM pRICEa,
IL Gold and Silver Watches. Speclnoles,
CHAINS, Bracelets, Sets, Pendants, Pins.
Rings. Studs, Lockcts, Charms, Thimbles,
&c Silver Plate Ware, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, sc. stationery, Albums, Fancy
Goods, Day Books, &c. Job Lot six
Clocks, $l8; Large Cromos, So; LOO Pen
Gil 20 cents.
Repairing of Watches and Jowelry Done
Promptly. ...
10Y IO, 1852 . ~ sn
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given, that [ will an.
ply to y. Il. Durnnt, Probnte judge for
p'ckens County, on Thursday, 1sL day Of
February 1888, for leave TO make n final
settlement of the esI ate of Samuel CHAPMAN,
MINOR end ask to be discharged there
from as Guardian.
jan 4, 1888 IL
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Merchants make out list o. Crockcry,
Glnss, wood and TInware, that you are in
want Of and scnd it TO us. We will attach
prices, and save you ruinous frri2l:rs and
orenkhge that you always get from the far
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Hpi11IlDlGS Sy'

WILL mail (Frce) the recipe for sim
l. pc Vegetable Balm that will remove
Tan, Frecklcs, rimpies nud Blotchcs, leGy,
ing Tie skin soft, clear and beautiful. also
instructions rUr producing uxurinnt
growth of hair on bald head or smooth
lace, Address, incloSing &c. stamp, ZEN
NDEF SEQ, II Barclay 'tr-et, n. Y
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H. ~ - uArI. A. vi. ELB0RN.
.-< - .ain L. Martin Welborn died
a" ley station, at 3 o'clock A..
IT. o. Tuesday morning, the 18th
i'r, J '82. He was found in an in.
a""~;hie condition on Monday morn>
avg i his bed, and remained in that
@''.. ION until his death. Captain
y "''" IN was born a~d reared in
49,. 'on County, near Williams
"t"", and after attaining his mas
lcrTty. went to Hamburg and en-
S".sa in business rs a cotton bnyer
n1d Hroker. At the commencement
o, thc war he volunteered and went
C. Ih@ front, whore he remained
|'"""' 'ging his duties bravely, and
'ai1nioUy, until the surrender. He
@"t lrue to the cause of his country,
aud - braver man than he buckled
O" Hia armor in dofenso of her rights.
-" me to this County after the
<'oa # the war and engaged in
&">", 10, and by his honorable, up.
:@h course, made many friends
w"a o'ncerel y mourn his death. He
ha,t aver been married and was
over xty years Of age Mt the time
"i hia 1eath. ReQuiescat in pace.
"'n SALE.-A good family Horse
.-~.l rs well anywhere. Call on
JAMES L. AMBLER,
Pickons G. H., S. G.
ian. lat, 1882
rar"hed and swollen lips Indicate
""rms' Shrner's Indian Vormi-
}"To will destroy and eject those
}"t""tnbIe creatures from the intes-
ti"o' thus restoring the child to
a,~alth and beauty.
>,! A CURE AL1.-Normon's
t.cd'"l is not q cure all and we do
not rorommend it for coughs, corns,
r0r"'n ltit0, ""1 all the aiIs "to
|Hlch the H"'h j. .reir." It is all,
hAs "oIhI n".g IAN ia claimed for
Il io Lhe aa"r t this excellent
remedy. I, '.."' llizes tho acids
~" Eass "I ,t"' stomach, makes
Hi3e~' on r"SN nnd gives tOne to the
dehIiitatcJ h9Irm.
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Notice,

'NO whom these presents may concern.
l. All persons are notified moi to hnrb,r
or give employment to my children. Sarah
N. Davis, Mary Ann Davis, Isrcal Davis,
Heb Scott Davis, Joseph Davis, and Isaac
Davis Jr'' unless by my permission.
ISAAC DAVIS.
jan 4, 1883 Ii
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elUE.lalL % E.glglEsgR.gsB |
MO lRssEER's F''2EE.MD !


One OF tho gTcatost comforts % those expecting
TO be conhnedia remedy upon which implicit con-
ncanco can be pl&ccd--ono that VIII produce snte
and quick deLjvery-ono that will control pan md
ohorten the duration OF labor. Such Is 1.-THE MOTH
In's FRIEND" Tryit and SEQ what 70.
q Blessing &c 10 TO EYaRer&ng Eoneles,
This Li!iment when used two or throc weeks bo-
c2nstnE q Vtfy easy and quick labor, with compar-
dt!nn TO recover quickly Or In other words TO have
tAS F FSnacTitmG be &imntqhed hcyond oxprcs@o6.
Of 8nch character to forbid long array Of GER
@TS @ IaSse &c in It's Tge are rSSpec
READ TETE. TESTIMONIALS: .
Iriost earnestly ontreat every female expecting
TO DO cGniined 70 use the "THE MoTHENT
that during large 0bsCtricnl practice (fortyfour
ye2r9}. | h:yG n"Ter known /! u fail " produce
II. J. moLMES. III. D., Atlanta, Ga.
A lady fEorn one of tho counties Of Middle Gccr-
TS "1p haa H@Ga n acHG rs H4witS 81 for many
HR's ;s e, EUIENP yon sent me, ana an DELiG GiTED
Ssod @T t. M ea sgb v boan sSpeG & %hGr So9 i h"s boe
CoSsiDEn il G1i&Hr Is nLIS5iESG"u Is. SIu ASK
a Esntteman writes: My wfc used your Morry-
gST ITIp Hs hSs & IqgEh 49f hSr
helf Of the suffering Of either OF her ilTer con Ine-
sHo ao rT%T iT fn SSf Mo mS Wa
S6%st = h2 S2H9G1 :Tr thG grt @ gAd she
FIfnOUGU THIS GREAT TR Al. WI'rH so MtJCII
RASE AMI SO LITTLE SUFFERING.' >" - =.
The names OF all thcSc. and. taany Others can DO
had by calling NJ my Office. .. -..... ~. = ~
r., Having hnd the foregoing remedy THORoUGTLY
Tkar ED III Atlanta aud Vicinity, ] now offer IL Is
my patrons nS possessing superior mCritS
AN permitted also to refer to tic following we'll
known citizens OF Atlanta: G. s. Newton, WIN. NJ
CrumIey, Jr. w. 4. 0rcgG and ID. Bain; oil nt whom
ere ready to t&fuiy 10 the merits OF the prCpara-
tion. Price 81 so per bottle. - -.
prepared by
j. BRADEI2LD, Solo Prop'r,,
For GSLs ev1ywbcTe. .
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Those VI 10 Owe Us,
TAKE NOTICE

Last year was q very poor crop
year. and wo woro very liberal with
our Customers, and we now expect
our MONEY. All persons owing
us on NOTES or ACCOUNTS must
PAY UP at ONCE, or bo waited
upon by an officer. We can not
see oach one Of you personally, and
we hope each one will understand
that this is for himself or herself
We moan business now.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
Respectfully,
HORTON S& BROWN,
Liberty, 8. q.
nov is, 1882 10
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C4.DTIaXYG.

- .."'~ ."u uVuus on hand and will always
keep them
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w. Nj. M cCAsLAN,
~ Principal.

H,"IDENTLY SHoT.-We regret to
ieur- hat Mr.. Rooso Bowen, Jr.,
"hu ives about three miles t, orr
s'" lace, accidently shot himself
." u@ left arm on Christmas day.
10 "ns sitting upon Il fence wulch~
..- rabbit and putting a cap on
..~ 90 at the Same time, when the
."" Tipped from his hand and fell
&. g. ground. which caused The
s'.. burst and discharge the gun.
t&' 'ad entered the arm near the
witt. seriously fracturing one OF
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Fss 81 Ssss 3
Address 4. II. EAR<sUI7KR, York, Pa
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-01-04
&c. .IlTIsNTe.

hIfIED "A youth OF the name of
Eortper, aged about 20 years, was
killed week before last, near Mr.
hoawell Hills, in this County, bjf
the lalling Of y dead tree upon him.
when found the hogs had eaton his
hoad yearly off. Coroner Kirksey
Aetd nn inquest, but there was no
EVIDENCE offoul play. whatever.
ADNITTED Mr.. John r.. Price of
this pace, James p. Cary " no stud-
led lazy here and taught school ono
,yeal', and A. q. Welborn formerly
Of this County, but now of Green
vile, We're all admitted to tho bar by
the supreme Court last month. All
these young men have talent and
onorgy4and we predict for them
socoessful Future.
pEHsoNALs. - Mr.. James P. Cary.
Idjtor Of the Saluda Argus, paid our
town short visit last Friday. Mr..
Gary thinks probably ho may To-.
cate at this place for the practice OF
Jaw, He has many friends here
and 20 think could do well prac-
luot"a his profession. M. Nj. Ken.
nTm"'e, formerly a typo of this Of
uco, cut recently of tho tSaluda Ar~
gus, paid his relatives and frienLs n
"bor. visit at this place, during
Christmas He is now in Gcorgia
Hl9'lng relatives.
Nr Frank Foster of GreenvilIo
a"1 fdiss Dixie, daughter Of Hon.
". H. Berry, ono of the present
h"l "csenLatives in the Legislature
trort this County, were happily
ed at the residence of Mr.
la"rr' on the Goth day of December
':s*. May their pleasures never
grow less.
.,"a second annual session of the
Prcl'cns Institute will begin on
&"'lay the 18th instant.
w. Nj. McCAsLAN,
.... ..tr Prin pipnl
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-01

A SPLENDID NEW SAFE fer sale, dirt cheap.
IA Guy Salisbury, 2S2 Jackson street. 276
EJOTEL FOR sALE-On Mississippi river
L l. steamboat Landing, rs rooms for guests.
Lang lease, cheap. Address Hotel. 27l-76
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-01

pirJY LOCAL MBAgs.
Be- Their. Dew Point Wia6. Weather.
3O0i2 1873 ais W Clear
Melted snow, 90; maximum thermom ser,
$40; minimum thermometer, 3o.5; daily range,
21.5.
River, observed height, foot inches; fall
in twenty-four hours, 5 inches.
Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation.
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