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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-10-27
Mrs. Jane Madigan, Of New Yor

Mrs Jane Madigan of New York,
is mad again. Only short time ago
she was compelled to sue the Herald
for $50, 900 for having libeled her, and
now she has been arrested for being a
common gambler. She says she is no
such thing, and she is probably correct.
Beng u woman she must be an uncom-
mon gambler.-Indjda0poii9 Journal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-10-27

A NEW YORK MAN was fined $500 for
giving tobacco to giraffe in Central
Park. But they wouldn fine him cent
if he only gave whisky to y boy. -EJ-
change.
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Woman.

/ Upe for snffeliug woman! Something
,n,,,y -, : &naer the sunl By reason OF he'll pecu,
jiartplations, and her peculiar aiimeGt, @o.
man has been compelled TO suffer, rot only
her own ills, but those arising from iliS
want OF knowledge, or of consideration on
The part of those eMith whom she stands con-
necied in the social organization. The fire.
quent aud distressing irregularities peou.
liar 10 her sex have thGs been aggravated
10 degree which no language can expires
In the mansions OF the rich and the hovci
Of the poor alike, woman has been the pa-
tient victim of ills unknown to man, and
which none but she could ondure-and
without remedy. But now the hour Of
her redemption has come. She need not
suffer longer, when shccan find relief in DIR.
j. BRADfiELD's FEStAhB REGULATOR, "Wo.
mans Best Friend" Prepared by DIR. J.
BRADfIELD, atlanta, Ga. Price. trial sire,
76c; large size, $3.50. For sale BY All
druggists ..
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Advice TO Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by u sick child suffering and
c'yidg with pain of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once aud get bottle of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. It's value is incalouable. 1t will re-
lieye the poor iiule sufferer immcdiat ely.
Depend upon IL, Mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dysentery and di-
arrh6e regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, solteus the gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant TO
the taste, and Is the prescription Of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses III the United Stu tes, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world
Price rs cents u bottle. feb l5, ly
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GleOGEEST zIS.

To these we solicit your attention. We
nave bought them at very reduced prices
and to satisfy our customers ofthe same we
offer most excellent coffee 10 pounds for
$l.O0, which will cost yeu pounds for n
%l.OO anywhere else; and Sugar 10 pounds
for 81, which costs llcts per pound
anywhere else; Molasses from 374 to 75ots
per gall.
Flour that bakes we'll, rises we'll, and cats
delicious, for $4,75 per barrell.
Calicoes, 20 yards for 81.
Hats, l0cts To SO.
Tap Sole Brogan Shoes S1.35.
Boots from 81 % to 81. so.
Jeaus, the largest stock in the county.
All kinds of oro8kery, stoves, tin and
HARDWARE.
Take notice of these prices and be bene.
fitted by them. We will be pleased TO show
goods, if We do not sell thcm.
He. En- ANDAIAsSON. 81 co.
nov 2, 1882 6m
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state of SOMGgs GarOIjDa
COUNTY OF PICKENs,
By J. II. NnwToy, JupaE OF PRoFArY

by j. IL. NtwTON, JUDGE or PROBATE.
Whereas, j. J Lewis. G Cp ha made
suit 10 me. TO grant him Letters Of Admin.
istrntIOn ~ the FstHte ana ELECTS of Joseph
PhilpOt deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish u ! md singular thr ,'iH1red and c"cdio
tors Of the srid Joseph Philpot, de
censed IhM they bG md appear. before ne.
IN The Courl of Pr"brte. IS be hclh ut Pick
ems g. Hy on In1 81: day 6f May 1888,
uter Publication hereof, at II o'clock in
,he forenoon. io show cause If any they
have why tho mid Administration should
not be granted.
day Of Marct 1888
HsaToh 20, 1888 S4
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State of South Carolina
COUNTY of PICKENs.
BY J. II. NEWTON, PROBATE LrnaE-

BY j. II. NEWTON, PROBATE JUDGE.
Whereas, J. J. Lewis, c.c.p., has made
suit to me. 10 grant him Letters of Admin
istratiOn of the Estate of and effects of
Ascl Reeves, deceased
These arc therefore to cite md admon-
ish nil aud Singular The kihdr~l and cred
ltors OF The said Asel Reeves. deceased. that
th"y he and appear, before me, in The Court
OF fr"bntc. I" I've held nt Pickcns c. II. on
'ht l'h day OF M"y next. after public,
l'on h-r""', N J o'clnrk in the forenoon.
I" snow cause. ~ any they have. why the
s'li administration should not he orontod
GIVEN n"drr my hand, this 27th day o,
March Ammo DOmini 1888.
}. ii. NE TON, J.P.p.c.
mp 5. 1883 28 Gtv
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LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still
EASLELY, S. Q.

GTlLL they come and yet they 90. Those
~ Or MARBLE BUREAUS will not stay.
All kinds of Walnut and Panel Beds, come
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trundle, and Single Beds, oil
prices.
Bed Springs, Wire, Shuck and Cotton
Mattresses, Chairs and Rockers, all grades.
large variety of Extension, Kitchen,
Teap"y and Center Tables, tArrr and
Chamber Suits. Lounges, Cradles, Cribs,
Whatnots, Hat Racks, Umbrella Stands
Chromos, Notices, Frames, Sc, Kitchen
and Side Board Safes.
Always on hand general line of Under
takers Supplies, consisting Of Caskcts.
Burial Gases aud Burial Robes. for both
sex. all styles. Collins Trimmed in any
style Of Handles and Plates, nj al hours
All Goods at buttom figures C.,ll and
see for yourselves. 10 charge made for
looking. Accept thanks for past tavors.
&. M. &BN ON.
PROPRIETOR FURNITURE HOUSE.
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NtOCB TO THE NEW STORE AND
~ buy your GOODS cheaper than you
have ever Bought before. II may be mis-
terry to some parties bow We cnn soil NJ such
reduced prices; come and see and be sat is>
fed. We guarantee onr sales to be exactly
as represented, and always have a good
supply of prices quoted on hand. Do not
think, when you call for these Goods, you
will hear the old cry "Jdst out--yesterday,
the day before or q week ago, but will
have large supply in to morrow" For
we have the Goods on hand and will always
keep them
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-, ..-..,y gwen ,nut the BOOKS
~ Of Registration for Pickens County,
are row open in my Office ut pickens G. H.,
). ca for the kc9i.tr:ilion Of all persons
who have become entitled to register since
last general election, on first Monday ia
each montl TO md until the first Monday
in .'n y, inclusive. preceding the next gen
cral election, upon which last named day
the sane shall be closed and not re opened
for Registration until after The said general
ccctiCu.
w. 4. CLYDE,
Supervisor Registration for pickcns County
march 8. 1883 "a #
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state Of SOWtHA Carolina
County of PiclIens

by j. II. NEwroN, JUDGE OF PRoBArE.
Whereas, }. j. Lewis, C.CP. has made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Admin
istration of the Estate and effects of John
W. Wilson, dcceascd--
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred .
itOrs of the said John W. Wilson. de-
ceased, that they be and appear before me,
in the Court Of Probate, to be held ut Pick
ems O. H., on the 5th day of May 1883,
after publication hereof, at / o'clock in
the forenoon, to shcw cause if any they
nave, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this. the
10th day of March A. D., 1888
j. II. NEWTON, J.p.P.C.
march 30. 1883 27
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

THE VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
~rial for thirty days to men (young or oId)
who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete rest toration of health
and manly yigor. Address as above.-N.
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed. l892-ly jan 4.
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A. With S G Railroad from Chdflcstoh;
with Wilmington, Coluu biq and Augusta
Railroad from Wilmington and all points
North thereof; with C & Railroad from
charlotte and points North thereof
ID. with AsIrt9lllc and SpGrtnnburg Rail-
road for points in Western North Carolina,
G. with Atlanta and charlotte Air Line
Railway for Atlanta and ali points south
and west.
y. with Atlanta and charlotte Air Line
Railway from Atlanta and beyond
l.. with Richmond and DdHYiIlc Railroad
p Hith SO Ca RHilroad for Charleston;
with Wilmington, Columbia and Augnsat
Rnihond for Wilmington and the North;
with Charlotte, columbia aud Augusta Il
Il for Charlotte and the North.
q. With AshGvIlle and Spartanburg Railroad
from IeTdcrSonville
II. With atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Danville Railroad from
charlotte and beyond
Standard Time used in Washington: D {.
which is fifteen minutes faster than Colum-
bia
w FRY, Superintendent
l. NJ. SLAUGuTEa Gen era Passenger S63nt
D. CAnpwELL, Asst 9eny PRss'r ngent
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Ferguson " \liller's store.
feb |, 1Ts9 10
RHElHDEGENE1s F0Es sAAM

FENnE undersigned keeps Glnrke'o Life
Il Bnlsnm, constantly on hand 70 r sale
also Dr.. Dumlnp's original King Of Pains,
Liver and Kidney Rcgulnrter and Blood
Clcanser; 50 cents for tfia bottle, 81 90 for
full size. Medicines viii be delivered wheti
desired. }. G. MAULDiN,
Flower PostofIice, Pickcns Co.; 5. G..
nova, 1882 1y
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State Of South GarOHsmtS.
.COUNTY OF PICKENs:
IN COtTI}T GE COMMON pI MbS

y
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Francis NJ. Farr rs Administrators, and
Henry w, Farr as Admini5(ralbr Or the
estate of james NJ. Farr, deceased, and
in their own right, Plaintiffs against
George w. Farr, Elizabeth StOkeley,
James W. Farr, Jeremiah Farf, Frances
Ann Watkins, Mary Jaiie MbNab, Salley
NJ. Farr, Florence Hunt, Alice Il. FarrI
Anna Grace Farr, Frances Edward Farr,
Maggie j. Farr, Susan Farr, Jnmes ID.
Fnrr, ERNEST Farr, Jolih Farr, Emory
Farr, Strkclcy Furr, b. F. Perry and q.
B. Watkins, observation-disclosures SraMoSS
FOR RELIEr- (CoNpLAINt Rot SEnvkp. :
TO the Defendants, George ": Fart, Eli
Hnheth Stokeley, James W. Farr, JereS
minh Fnrr, Frances Ann Watkins, Mary
Jane McN"b, Shllsy NJ. Fnrr, Florencs
Hunt, Alice b. Fnrr, Anna Grace FarFi
Frances Edward Farr, Maggie }. Farr;
Susan Farr, James ID Farr, Ernest Farr;
John Far, Emory Farr, Stokcley Farr,
B. T. Pcrfy and u. IS. Watkins. 49,
VOU hre herGby Summoned Hhd rebui, ed
l. TO ans wcr the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
Common PleusI ruf the snid cbhnt5, ihd t6'
serve n Cbnv III vo'i answer 10 tho o"il,
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( \ Az I1ENTs.

.
Is Mr%B 3. iIesley iuve wears q
'dient ynjIe. ieisa girl,
6tr E& G. Garvin is the happy
'tlor ofa girl baby.
Tha Western Indians are again
. lNtho war path.
Ilra young men in town have ors
omizod n Ease ball CLUB.
Mni Chlld and Capt Hollings-
" o,Lb win zach erect neat and sub
, 2nciai law offices on Maine Street
turing tue summer.
6L a. q. Il, Durant and children
arc visiting relatives in CalIeton
county. }Ye wish them a pleasant
sasiJ and safe return to their home.
9horo 'e d scarcity of beef, chick
rns md eggs in this market. All
t those articles of food now demand
good proe.
9ood mIch COWS arc IN demand.
l. '2no on3 in tho County would
s,onlish Il stock farm they could
" ''so money by it.
Nearly I'll tho citizens Of this Coun
y vine Migrated West last fall
ave returned to their native homes,
vjScr il rot richer by their exper>
nee e
THE "rosbyterian congregation at
h"5 place 'eleoted MajorJ. j. LOWS
thr'r r@pfesentative to the Pres
49, VT ion is IN session at Con-
rd 'hs@ week. Col. G. l.. HoIIingsA
rovil w"s elected alternate.
&on,jl.r'abIe Hail fell at this place
t"s1 iFriday evening, and on
saturday morning Il heavy rain
b.. ."ed. There was loud thunder
~ v'si4 ightning In the clouds.
We he" d II lega! gentleman say
u" .H"r lay That he roasted po-
Sd" t"o' long anG as big around as
!" ar'a I'd ate it all at one time,
nd lha' 4 hadn't Mad much uppr>
y icr anythiug oiso since. We
- uJl wondef.
I the own election held ut this
"" ""' 1dnday, the present Town
~ .'.' %,S re-eiectcd. TO Wit: 1n-
;" ''.. B. Newbory. WurdcnS.
e.. '''c", }. q. Thompson, b. f.
's' } "o" Dr.. 6. W. Earle.
N1.v',&. at the residence Vt the
",".s %"ner, Mr.. b f. Robertson,
~&"@~v, April 1st, 1888, by the
''. .. T.. Mann, M 7. A. G,aur
." .Ss Ella Robertson .- all Of
'."' t'unty. ). 9.
"" l.'"rn thanks fuc II Nice piccp
'H" "' ding cake, and wish the
pie a long, prosperous
q ,...y life.
."... PROMINENT LAWYER. -
b WhICncr of GrccuvliIu, s.
~H'> .'hlIst | do rot regard
"'.. N"nlraIi2ing Cnr,iial ~ II
'..'.,& auiroa, yet It utturds me
-U,.r. SAY, that havu used it
ith muu" benefit to sr!t and lami-
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CEOTRHTNG:

We have large aud well selected lot of
OLOTnlNG, and can sell you for SO 80
beautiful saquc suit, which will cost you
S6 90 everywhere else. You will be con-
vinoed when you see it. Do not fail to
look at our Ladies' Cloakes, they are Of the
most beautiful styles, trsm $l.0O to $40.
All kinds Of Fancy Notions, too numer-
GUS TO mention prices
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NOTICE Of FINAL LoETTLEMENT
~ hereby give notice that | will apply
10 J. II. Newton, Judge Of Probate for
Piokcns County, 5. c., on the 10th day of
April 1888, for permission to make final
settlement Of the Estate of Cornelius Keith,
deceased. NJ. ID. KEITH, Executor.
march IL, 1893 25 s
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BIG BONANZA N Toys
AND
Christmas Goods.

NRENNAN s BRO, the regulators in
~ prices have just made n big strike in
GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONARlE
Having bought al entire stock, consisting
ct Eofccs, Sugar., Syrups, Canned Goods,
tobacco, and Ciga's, direct from tlfe I'm
portcrs aud Manufacturers. We are able
10 give you Inducements never offered by
any one before.
CANDY OF every description, by the
Box or Barrel
ORANGES by the Barrel and in fact,
cvcryt, ig in proportion usually kept in n
first class Grocery aud Confectionery Store.
We cannot be undcrsold. Give us n call
and be convinced that
AD2SEIN q ar & RBESdNS..
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pay the "esI Intcrcst on ,nc investment.
We place before the public one of the
largest STOCKS of DRY GOODS and
SHOES in the up country, with prices
hardly TO be cqualled.
We make speciality in Black Silks and
Black Cashmcrcs.
We sell an all wool Black Cashmere at
80 cents per yard. Sold elsewhere Mt 40
and As cents. Not one thread of cotton to
be found in this Cashmere We think il
cannot be matched in quality or price:
Our 40 cents Black Cashmere is of rea
nice quality.
Our 50 cents Black Cashmere is a perfect
Gem
The best G5 and rs cctts Black Cashmere
to be found anywhere.
Black Silks at 90, rs, 85, 100, I25, $50, and
so on up to $50 per yard.
The largest line of Black Silks in the up
per part Of the State.
Ten yards Bleaching (worth I23 cents per
yard) for 100
81 yards Remnant Calico for 100.
10 J"'uo "oOu ShlrtlnR Iof iUO.
pcices Crcton 80 inches wide for 25
cents worth 35 cts.
l6 yards white Corded P. K for 100.
10 yards white Check Muslin for 100.
We handle the celebrated Warner Bros
Corscts (Ilcalth CornlIine and Flexible
IIips.)
}. II. NJ organ s. Bros. 90 cents Corset
Manufactured for us by Warner Bros. is
decidedly the best 80 cents Corset we have
ever seen.
We shall wage war on high prices.
Our prices will interest our competitors
and bencht the purchasers.
We will be pleased to show our Goods.
J, Fl. Morgan G Bro.
daEe EEGN VEhE1N, s. q.
fob |, 1888 10 lv
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O. Liver and Kidney Cure,

Removes Constipation, Rclievcs Diazi>
ness, Djspcls Sick llcndnche, Abulishes
Biii"usne>s, Cures JaunG,cc, Cures Liver
Eomplnint, OvrrcomeS Mnlarnl Blood Pois
oning, Regulates the Stomach will Rcgu-
iAte tne Liver. will Regulate the Bowels
THE F,iVER AND KIDNEYS
''an be kept perfectly healthy in any eli.
'nn,c hy taking Gu nccasioIuL dose of SIM
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4 Gam Tell YOua Hi OVV to he
YOUR dDyVm HD0cfOF

If you have n bad taste in your mouth,
salIrwuesS or yellow color Of skin, feel de.
spoudcnr, stupid and drowsy, appetite un-
steady, frequently headache or dizziness,
you are "bi'ious." Nothing will arouse
your Liver 10 act on and strengthen up
your system equal TO
STMMDNS'
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N'F = ~ 'I'Hr. - j., ~ lh."
~, ui"a, .l Hlg Huu.u n.pr. Grnr,.
i"4 ;" AoHc}iIto o,Hn.y ON tho 25l
t., in tho 90th year of horace.
Mis-, /. Ii PhIppt, tiled at her
sldenco near DIcuSVillo, in this
'unty, on Monday night, tho 26Lh
t., aged As years. She lea4os IL
iaband and 3 chilIron, all girls
icept the baby. She was Il. most
toclIent lady, and hor doath is
'rfly lamented by all who knew
. II.
Mrs. Bowl1n, venerable old ladv,
I'd relict OF the late J"naLhan Bow.
!, died at hor residence in the Six
lie section Of this County last
eek. She leaves a large fumily OF
,ildren, grand and great grand
'lildren to mourn her death.
Mrs. BIaesengame, Il most exceI>
Mt &;dow lady, dIod at her resi-
9nof orear Easley last week. Mrs.
- 1ngame leaves only one child
! .elieve, Mrs. VIM. Ellis. She
'ttVes many friends besides her
'latlves TO mourn her death.
Air. w. f. Pace lost d daughter,
god five or six years, last week.
haly short time since the mother
i the child died, and this is a double
" tf1tction for Mr.. Pace, with whom
.1e deeply sympathise.
James Chapman, an old ard high.
: respectable citizen, died ut his
a. ONE near Central last week. He
nd been n consistent member OF
ne Methodist church for many
cars:
Joshua Nelson, aged about seven.
y years, u native OF North Caro-
ina, died on tho place of Captain
lamos w. Sutherland last weck.
pneumonia, We boIleve was tho
ause OF his death.
ObD FAstttoNED PE2tLE. Used
. say that the horse shoe and "ionr
sat" cloVor brought good luck. THIS
nay bo true, but the times have
hanged, aud now if yon want good
pck and good health all tho wear
Nuuh, Ill'lCN blI tue ShcIl cNSi Your
itchon door bottle ut NuHunn' =
Seutraizing Cordial, the woudrrIul
'cmedy for all slomachIc troubles
No child will have rosy com
llcxion as long os worms exist IN
lhc intcstines. Shriuers Indian Yer
niluge will destroy the worms and
ostore the heallh of the Child.
a rich mpn may improve hi
'andaany WY ho pIcusos, but poor
'nan can only dQ it By strict ud
ference TO tho laws of Nature; and
'hese laws pininly indicate AshIcs
trh ElcmenL and peas no tho great
RcnOvators.
"He that by the pillow would lhriva"
Must 30 cattle drive;
And worry the crops TO and fro.
Ind with Ashley make them grow.
The Hon. r. 0. Howe, Post Mas.
lor General, died at his home IN Wis.
consin on Sunday, tho 25Cb day oI
i,st month, Ills aiimeh9 was pseu,
NlVnta,
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i :32s2GY e C)E3'S 0gGgBgV1EE;EN

i H4 S|Nu SS sTIaN q sSaenR3 a
IS A Speedy AND artr; cIiini; SaH
nav" DUNE oohE FoR
Blind or B1ccdi,,G Pijcs JE>,,orrbo ot;;I Gores
",Co,S, '"Wcr%, i!chnl9 OF The Purts FSS-
Eu7ns Ca,,.t EctT,tS E%ss. So: %.S" "
"'' ,G"'3 ~, tIG'V.tS, HeEcT, SoTcSI
ScQfu Ii"Id, Jettcr, SoTE '...
NiDlcs etc
r,'', h CO. S,.., -.
Annr ny n-rorlenrc uf t,vnptv n ,, /. T. -,
* Inia uintarnt and durin; ini Stno Stno IN n S3It5
loosely watched lis ClccS I'D heyin ,t!i1 n'tpnfE
,luIy MY frlundS md ncISbbors ~ iI - ,to IcstL
2n !"nco In ia nEr:;Jt hSSSme 1iIv SatItfnHiy ny
- VAUa and hayo bd,IGi ff;f EtIIsyy ~ ttISSff q
?cIc ani sriI IT, and 0;; is iT wi; tbH &c
,dy IN The world esDGciniIy for iii 56r,s @ 81
ErAre ry3y; e7r,s,rrpron-T
Tht4i, to ccrtify thotT f,aSc frInT pror ,.
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RgfcgPraEOmd3 a. D@mViVKG Ea Ee
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

On and after December 10Th, 1882, Pas
scngcr Traii Service on thl Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division Will bc as fol:
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it'll muu" benefit to sr!t and Inmi-
: III all affections 0i the bowcls so
Iu;li IN our soctipH Of the country
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HEPATIC
COMPOUND

SIM MON S
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COLUMBIA, March 10Th 1888.
For the information of the Public,

so. 53. UP pASAENnER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-20
NEW REGISTRATION LAW.

DIR. Paxton has offered in the House of
Delegates the following bill. changing the
registration
"Each registrar shall annually on the
second Tuesday in May, at his voting-pre-
cnct, proceed 10 register the names of all
qualified voters within his voting district
not previously registered in the said district
in accordance with the provisions Of this
act, who shall apply to be registered, COM
mencing at sunrise and closing at sunset,
and shall complete such registration On the
second Tuesday in Mag. Ten days previous
to the November election the registrar shall
sit one day for the purpose OF amending and
correcting the list, at which time any quail
fed voter applying and not previously re-
gisered may be added The registrars shall
give notice of the time and place Of all
registration for at least ten days before each
sitting By posting written o. printed notices
thereof at ten OF more public places III their
districts wards, and election districts, and
the registrars shall. ut any time previous to
the regular days register any voter who may
apply TO him TO be registered and who
may be entitled 10 vote at the next sue
ceeding election and the registrar shall
receive the same compensation for the
name so registered on days other than the
regular days Of registration that assessors
may be entitled TO for listing births and
deaths 1t shall be the duty OF the regis
trars within two days after each sitting to
have posted at three or more public places
in their districts, wards, and election dis.
trcts. written or published lists OF all per-
sons admitted by them to registration since
the next preceding election, and also 10
have written or printed lists Of all such per-
SONS added posted on each day of election at
each place OF voting in their townships,
wards, and election districts. Whenever a
registered voter changes his place Of resi-
dence from one voting-prccinct 10 another
it shall he lawful for him 10 apply for in per-
sou or in writing and it shall be the duty of
the registrar OF his voting district at any
time whether i! he in township, ward, or
voting place, 10 furnish q certificate that he
was duly registered, and that his name has
since his removal been erased from the reg
istratinn books OF said :otng-precinct,
which shall DC sufficient evidence TO entitlc
him 10 register the name al every such per
son upon the registration books Of the town.
ship, wards, or voting place TO which he has
removed By the registrar at such time as
new registrations arc permitted by law"
Referred 10 Committee Oh Propositions.