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feQal Nntlrts.

CITY C0URT OF NEW-YoRK.-ANDREW
~ , MTLEs PlsiItia against IESRY yAEuxEh and
To the aloTe naared deieniants '1-''''-'
You hereby summoned the complaint In tnis
&sv within six s s after svios 81 III.
al e End Be q ESsr y DO
tap for i ea Tef as"9f Il ssS A Ps June
Post oiice address and Office No l54 Nassau street
Please take notice that naks default tragmeht
eighty tlree and 81 100 dollars and costs % action;
June 6, 1884. {. ;. sPENCER,
The tregdnE summons served upon yl Dy pnDacaion.
t0T OF w YORK o dated July + i ard Lied With TIE
complaint theooe OF the Clerk Of the city Court Of Ne"
YORK. NJ New y @k cry.
CHARLES 5. SPENCER. Plaintiffs Attorney
~ the matter of the Application of the Broad
way Rairoed Company Tor the appoipta cot q COM
GnSt ie - 20 gstrptsS s56 6peraes
We, the undersgneo. Comn.ioners appointed y me Con
he'd u an fer "a te Fsi % iistrc aEd erarr BY
AZ Sets,1i s9tr IL i, %, @ irIs4gsog yhetbef
the railroad aesrhed mentioned the articles Of assoca
and oc-atsG upor list portion Of th res ami shNays
fhe CITY " NoVN upon which ~ Is proposed TO con
s;rnct and operate sncl rsllroad tl.at 10 say:
Inc with Brsaawsy thee aero. to 8rase way and ,hrou
around he and tlrou 81 and along ~ta
81 % ne loo te- sltehast sn4 thence o. The Fast
River foush h.eals tie oilef ~ the esse. see o.
cutir length r. ne Ist RIVER with fre me Of railroad
Glern u n u 90 Battery Face thelce westerly thfonah
battery fAr 10 tu Hudson kver near Per Numt or
On" The same % b. uOc tragh rslrlad for its entire
hnEth TO- her VIII tp neCe~sHrT wtthes. shrss tnfn
Turn tsbe- and suabe stanls .or The convenient
worrg oi suci rat; U0hcreby give p"t notice thi we
wl hold Tuesday te lt day - Auci
l~i ri y O'Clock h'on, al The General Tenn Room o tte
snprce Court At ~. County G. urt Hra-e N The cty Of
meeting. and farther ne and sc 10 which ~ NAV
adjourn TIE SAID Commits toner's. VIII give pnlc teairg
ta a parc int c-r ld d-teminr after such pubic hear
ins oi OF parties erfd whittier such ralrosd oasht 10
be cJastluc ed and operated
Dated, New 4 oIk, August 9. 1884 -- .-....-
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FOR MONMOUTH PARK RACES
AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS GF
$EW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION

$1w-IERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
. ToaT or y md TINS NTH XB as, n.,,.
non H ~ ~ RT2s Pif! 1as,
p@ PHIADTIPa1A and 1REIrqSSs P9ua4 o B. .sS
ES9'e i2 az t' - sgSBYAys al Z a. % sSo 40 N
sct CONNECTION a. WAYNE Junction f9[ GernaRioTn and
yhoekcr aud Norristown
bRAw1No.RooM Cars on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
oayS o rHl do Tie S ss s 20 200
Ben sgT 81 's $50 'sc 49, & $780, { SlC s Sc
M SUNDAY. sl6a m. +3o p m.
ksay. TRENTON Warren ana rpcser s. a. l9s $50 1os
lbg4slo is ss. sisa ma o,isp N a'- VS. 80
ber wIILlAMs;rrQRT. -ssuSgerRY. LJFFwy1spuha' and
kor READING and HARRISBURG at 400 7AB, 600 llls
ta ~ 100 $780, 400. $780, oA6 1900 ? m sundays at
Dor sCnANroN us 900 a m. aispm..
~" ae ii5 ssi 'p 10 SUNDAY, At $50 . m
eOr DR1rfON At 7sl5 a. m, $40 3. m
bwrAMAQUA st7l5. TAO, e00a m- ioo 'so. 3A5 4os
sw BFTnLrHrM. ALLENTOWN and, NAucH cnrNs
(atQO -ln vOo a M loo. lsO S4o's4b p M sundg
sg EAsIoN At 400. 71s 7.4t 600. m 100. lao, s4s.
fst ssffAfrossP 9S hisaRR bRtbER BRANCH s4Oo
~ 600 y" too i''o AGO. '''
4 5 200 a6 td6 G 200 1879 s a.
Zoe sou, iosop m sunlays ta.s oos M, lao 31.
stpiAINrtrtns, 400 400 TO pa, poe $50 ipsp
tbll'Sig" sia 6oh 10 100 s6o d ieso ig'ep' s
itkhANp4 hUu. sac m = 'u. too 'n poo . h
AmfittAutfH az 400. 90 Ga. afT lhI ta' no Pr.
(g@ e1oe SsaeGs5i9s1i3 .,andliba saOA totila %
h&Is6gF& -VSpAYa sta. 500. 80 a ia $50 ''o|
Do NfwARk at 900. 6gs, ais ets, .7la I9a 500 sii2
sFeo $40 :, eAa lold lota lsss"k Wo36"h tts
i.0opm SUNDAYS al 500 $40, 10 -m '-.O' IA
flIb Zoo siu0, 300 0l5 800 poo, 1870 , III
Dor LONG BRANCH OCEAN OUpNE So, Al t-ll. Al
NsOD 145 300 ~ 90 "a, LON 90 a,t ~ v 80 a.
an 200 n. 40 y N.
fof FHEEHOLp-At 7A5. IA N, $50 A. o. ofo N
Boz LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BAHNhuAI Al oo0
an, a. f1Op m 49,
IorBEACH haven ATLANTIC CITY, VINLLAND and
SbhDoLlCN al LAB p. M.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom PIER 40 :. North River, via sandy Hook
COMMEND il y = lad l1r4
fosEABRTGHr LONG BRANCH etc, al $50 g. II a n-
lis SAB. $40 $50 SUNDAYS D. ii a m 90 p H.
Dor ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 45O. 500 a H. $40
t5Op VI. -
iFLEASANT etc az 200. II 90 m 10. 5sA $50 30
pm Sundsys Except AsDury Park Aud ocean Grove ~
frIAKEWoop TOMS RIVER and BAHNEGAT al 300
IAN, 1915 3s4B m. Sundays 800 a. m
bor BFACu HAVEN ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND
tBlIDGETON, &C. lab , u
Tete+s csr he procured foot Iberyst- Pier No s.
eorth Fyef q ls3 2O7 2672el al "a aud rs Hr,ad
va: ~ G5l aud 7l9 ethsye J NyinEt0n-sti .gaI -
grsenwcs l6s East l2h ~ and principal hotels
tay. AS ID Fulton-st. 2ln fsnhattanhNe; De RAID
i've. iegs Alanticave Ia Hoyoken z5& Nasbmg onst
EOisl' S q isslqsnSy !" c q HANCOCK.
o.1.r.i zen. Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
AP EALDSIS. g. &, P, Aga l19 441ssES'sI- =. Is
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Z I'm DrJser.n Wlnle)
ijrootIgn propcrip for saIt aaO 90 Get

I 7 IT'T Ut TVW TITT'f'I I'TT'TI' 7 - III
y eud rloat and 'iat to ot''hnE' ''l ~" ''' ''
rutland g. wutftNu neotmH' ~
$780,
CcuuItp ptopTD f,t nl't N o. Lei
ALI COUNTRY PROPERTY olk ~ y
y ttAI.tA st4a siuunrta tiI. rfr' Hh,t' '''''
iifr futtlIt. a NIitf. uIhu"' N".''"a
ORANGE, Nj l,irlniN ot l'l drpulaI -hrh
r. tNhlif
Dtn.,.Ir llI. luu 10 station
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stsomboats ano Railroads.

"a, --BUNDoUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~ Kill MouNTAiKs Ianttns e, cra@ssons o West
ssf Excpus connecting With Ulster and Delswse stony
(Ypve ard Catsbh Mountain aud hsaferskln hahroaos
Sres-r~ CIT, OF xston and James W Baldwin leave
every week day at Pier a. foot West lOthst ea
rept when City OF Kng ston leaves at m or
kondout direct making ndngs eonneSng Mn
special train for Oil SUMMER RESORTS THkOloh ihH
CArSKlLL MOUNTAINS. , ,.p
Freight steamer VIII leave at p. IN. saturdays /" al
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Chr Curt

MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
VI y. J., every TUESDAY, TIA R~DAY aud sATUE-
DAY To August % Races promptly az 2 30 IA.
en- Races zach aay. Huge kace -teeDlechaso
each DAY Trains and Boats direct 20 Course.
Philadelphia and Reading p r. Liberty street Ferry, lA5
= u a. p u ~. 1913 l245 ,. IA. TeunsyyaiA r. z,
1Crtaaf and besn-OsSes - FerTs~. o. li.l1 u -
pm Boats sandy Hook P1er y p q am Il IS us
pm Pare kpsnd Trip including admission 70 Fed g 3D.
J. II. CO~TFg. GEO. l. LORILLkl lgl
Secretary. President
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,lISKILl:..pRNSPErI RlRk NOTEL.

Cqpncy 5ln This and elegant house - Mtlen ~
bsiit cir in the ctne extensive Nno1ed sihe"uutn
~ ~ rues aHd varied sfucy o. any i"a-' ~ W
Continent Views three states ~alunl"us nuuilalh @
sisAed waks aud drives All apus'beiiis on sly ~
basa ss ,ttug added Iu othFstfa. strictly frlt ar-
popular prices wy accessible Agei,-s y" ,,i,,
circular D. W ~ fA'''I if'ii'
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III INON nv III II INl LIUHI,
GRAND DAILY "a, CH-ION
.tArIpl sundays. tp
WEST POI>r and NEWBTnG
lyuef3sf and c.e-ln- Day Liu. -toluari
ALBANY and O.. WHARF
From Tpfon-st Rrolkyn hy Amos .-........s 4. 4.
Nr@tD II. per New lorA-------.----------9 80 -
West d-.t. ulcl .....-....-....3 "
three hours est P0ins
81. ol. ami tlfr--i .afl-i Nnur- IN Sew burg
EstUrlill reach ~ ..tN. U.l1
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b-i-''0-'' ScHOOI FY's MOUNTAIN. ".
FIRST class accommodations for families nc W"'i"e
Cool nnrc mountain air. Accessible hT d J. ann W an ~ D.
Central I,afoads apply 90 H. A. CROW ElI. fi"P'le'vi-
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Rooms anb flats 60 Eet.

VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APART
MINIS 10 LET 10 all parts q the city.
kOLSOA BkOIAEkS l2ss broadway.
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BIOCK ISLAND AIR. - Hotel MaIlsses
ID hrsclas IS miles at sea superb hSh n F t-
/ agent ~ BruadW.e VII call il desii u -, ~. ,t.n5 7, 7
'eN'' - 49, Miss & J.. BOW EN, Block 1+And, u. !.
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HOTEL ALBION.
ArIANrIocIrl. VI

Elegantly furnished and complete m al its appointments
LFNIZ 3 s1EGRl-r rrTueort
HOTEL OCEANIC. BaIucgnt CITY,. Ocean
CO.,. live pues o. ses 40 Hialara or hay fever
pcst failing nn thr Ist lass r rvrfF respect Ar
,oumoa fsi goo guests 1tains by iena b. a. 40
u.n. Hud +. lu D. m. -, g., MEM. ,...
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HOTEL COLUMBIA.

II IN III y
bthaye. Sew York Lonf Branch
HIGHLAND VILLA. HIGHLAND FALLS,
4 y ~ adjoining west ruirtf accessible rates
loV ,hoice attractive family resort ORTIZ e1amnn-
HOTEL. mont RANGE.
4 \ CLAW 1tf. Columbia %. y y. opposite CATS
KILLS Same elevation ~ tatsa Hotels lufri
o 40 according lorauon ai room J. A flLELANp
lafc Of PIABUUN not ~. NONKih-.
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EI hl A'H b'l D.
HtHnhs lhnH iR'"f .l1H COOS in.Iflt- itIilss'HH n
lInI HUd Htffna H The ulsra 80 u'Iu i4u naInIa
~|Ih atHu'ti" I1Hl anil fHff Enc loon tlnte sf.
dIfr. ilt Of ftt trfu.uur.
uusts l.i,. n.f ni vest sld4t every rv.n hanf aai
hii' boom rou .tnH 900 iH 10000 m. M.'i luth atl ~
u,hutfa iaiff ur tn % 90 BOO fefu. d. a. Gao fil,
hi'. d ga aAr'aif ''rn h"hi bi hli h1ni up 20 so
%
tNDtt-igN tt'ttfr-aenu.uau 400, iaie' 500,
auH tIIfItl o..
,uis 100 90. Cos air 81 iU donurTsfk citations ~ th.
Elevated .i D.i ..i 500 ut udhs tailWs iafr
l. a
l,r,iuT street afiUt Fer %. y %
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Wet Siia.

AZ MADlSON-ANE ., with BOARD.-Sni's
4 and single roOuis permanent transient. "a
gasrncut- made.
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~ Ems q II NORTHAM AND OONTINENTAL leave
Peck H. Pier g. r. az SUNDAYS exc pied ana
a. Sundays ncgeed cqnReoi2s 81 Soy He ave- Sa
HELD OIYOKR, &C Tickets sold and baggage chrce t
o. g4i Broadway. X. " and Courtst, Brooklyn h1cuf
20 New Haven 81 90.
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LIEN HOUSE, New Hampshire


most trii.lffuI and hcaltlfu' resort e.,
The hotel IL cauulctr m every particular NWfI ,HV"N
"a each h-tirrrm and cleruc hts
Tlrts louf. FROM New ofL by suarg ,la"annA Al"
Western Railroad +. W IENllilAb, ll"p'"'"'
NIACCABTC HOUSE. Waccahuc Lakes
w northern Wcstehoier county Opens uf the season
lgth and r'rruarr adir-ss
DIuhgE ~. CARTER iaAe MaDcehuc. y.
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9nmmer Resorts
ARGYLE HOTEL,
BABYLON, L. L
"a. hours via long Isaad r. r. ,see tsc open until
oF,eSf XIX Fss ssS ise'
2onew bath houses surf and s w sa.t,es Rooms
Z 1 De S GofkL or %hS2i a srrArss
A LIST or HOTELS and B0ARDIAG
"A HOUSES in the catskirs wch Ineoss sia'"p to
ALBANY DAY BOATS. Vestry street PER. Ne" /, va
ATJANT1C HOUSE, Ocean Beach. y. J. ,.,
Open so }H %% any r6o@ & P
class accommodations = W. LEEDS Proprietor
A sBURY PARK; \; }. p,ox
n NOW ,,ot t9 b5a.e handsomely furnished 100
,a an fS Gis SUR s sso'sl, 80. T1: .
\ WI Farm Addres. ,Mss GERTRUDE WleGlNs'
Knoxville. orange ,ounty, y y.
a DELAWARE WAIEEr G Ii pEPS ,spr,etor.
Experiment Mia +. o. Monroe County, Penn
pLOCK ISLAND, II. |.
AZ always Sos .s sgs liqe. bass blue and
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
s sss g' SSo sa S%'F ao's mt .
scenery and eecuc nrs neH,Inl nns" a. 'ol.
Nev London. o. = slAfDhN s-i-+s,
BLOCK ISLAND, i. l.-Oo'2n view Hotel.
- T. hours from Newlols 9t,"@ island M ANNE 81
Bloch sauG at 80 heAG foI hltsifal q - ia
DOARDERS WANTED at Il tarnhouse.
within mlo q Grand View Mountain Io.se also u.
nit HOUSE the fa.skls plenty Whk ulle 800 NV
chickens aud pieas4i roors Trims - to ~ IeI See es
Reference ri Cit-oise Nichols 231 Iona r. bio.!
J b address ,. l. WALKER Lasi "mahaH' Greene
county, \ B
DLOCK ISLAND AIR 49, Hotel MalllSses
ID hrs'-cLss - mites at sea superb h2h nSi F
agent ~ Bruad 80 VIII call i dcsii a. -, ,,.u5 7,
"e - 80 Miss 4 J.. BOW EN, Block 1'Ahd u. l..
BELMONT HALL. .-....-.......r.r,.~
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KNALOMINK HOUSE. ,vxx
CHARLEs i. BELL Proprietor
Ixper3neuf Mia =. O.. Monroe tobhl!, Ie'1H
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List OF Jurors.

The following is the list Of the Grand
Jurors for the ensuing year and Petit Jurors
for the February Term of Conrt:
GRAND JuaoRs.-John P. Broyles, W. B.
hiior,;un, TT. ). Vandiver, John T. Mouchet'
Luke McCode (col.), w. Q. Hammond, g.
A. Jones, John D. Kelly, r. HI. Anderson,
VIM. ". Melton, Isaac w. Mckee, Jas. D.
Smith, Jas. L. Reynolds, 8. G. Humphreys,
John P. Ledbetter. Sam'l L. Bolman, Alex.
b. Sullivan, Aaron Y. Shirley.
PETIT JURoRs.-E. NJ. Rucker, John i.
Hams, Roh.. Smith, Il. @. E.sks.e, J. Mil
ton Mcconnell, e. T. Tollison, Fred. Bag
we'll, H. III. Prince, sr., T. N. Gator, Jas. G.
Sears. Jas. P. Bailey, J. J. Cooley, J. N.
Dunlap, 8. J. Newton. A. G. Webb. Geo. T.
King, F. J. Stacks, John III. Webb. J. B.
Alexander, e. II. Drake, W. G. Cam, M
w. Shirley, J. p. Haynie, H. b. sitton. H.
L. Dunlap, J. T. @. Jones. J. L. Mullikin
T. 8. Glenn, G. w. Farmer, w. J. Robbins
R. Yearsin, A. W. Pickens. l.. J. Bnrriss'
W. @. Branyon, J. w. stuart, w. '"
Griffin,
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The Origin Of Lap Year.

A young lady writes, says an exchange.
to know the "origin Of Leap Year, and the
reason, II there be any, that ladies can pro-
pose to gentlemen during this year." From
tbe best authority, It Is narrated that on
one occasion the good st. Patrick was stroll
ing along the shore OF Lough Neagh, cool
ing himself after bis cxertions in e1termi-
mating the snakes, whor he met st. Bridget
in tears. It appeared that the young lndies
In the convent school presided over BY Miss
Bridget had given the worthy lady much
trouble BY insisting that they had as good
a right to propose as the men. ,st. Patrick
Thought the matter over, and finally offered
4 compromise. BE said he would give the
ladies the right one year In seven. whea
st. Bridget threw her arms round his reck
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ana exclaimed, "Arrah Patrick. jewel.
daren't go back to the girls with such
proposal. Make It one year in four" To
which Patrick, with galIantry doubtless
learned in Ireland. replied: "Bridget,
ecnahla, squeeze me that way sEa;H, and
IN give you Leap Year, the longest of the
iot.' Bridget thereupon popped the cues.
ton" to Patrick on the spot, and the Saint
was compelled to console her the best vay
he could with civil words and q new silk
sc"a. Ever since ladies' have had the
right to propose during Leap Year, and, IL
refused, to claim silk gown.
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BY reference to the above 1t will be seen
that am now the proprietor of the New
York Cash Store, and will hereafter COR
tinue that business.
Please be eimpressed with the fact that the
entire Stock was bought by me at greatly
reduced price, and arm happy to announce
that I can now offer the greatest and most
unprecedented Bargains ever shown in this
market. For several days past have been
busy reducing the prices on all classes Of
Goods, and my old friends and new custoe
mers cannot fail to be pleased with tho
many inducements shall constantly place
before them.
Twill only add at present that the estab.
lished reputation for the best and largest
assortseat, the Gerry io.ress prices, at all times
and the most polite attention to every want
of each and every customer will DO fully
and surely maintained. My efforts will be
to pledse, and to make the New York Cash
Store the leadiag attraction in tta s-owing
City Of Anderso,.
Thanking all my friends and patrons for
many past favors, hopo by constant at
tention to be found fully worthy Of con.
tinuance, and I. promise that the motto,
''Your interest Is my interest shall be my
guiding star.
Yours, most respectfully,
N. b. ARNsTEIN.
Feb ?, 1854 30
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"Rough on Corno."

'AfouEh on Corng."
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5..
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, bunioRs.
Just received case Of beautiful Prints.
suitable for early Spring. q. +. Jones & Co.
Or. G. NJ. Jones has removed his Dental
Office to Broyles' new building, up stairs. .
To RENT-Dwelling House on Main
atreet, near Railroad Bridge. Apply at
office Of Brown. Trihble a Brown, k;:asr-
son, s. G. 3l-2' NJ. I. BROCK.
TO RENr-The rooms upstairs on Gran.
ite Row now occupied by the INrELLIaEN.
Office. So
II you want good N. q. Syrup 90 to G. F.
Jones Co. All grades at bottom prices.
We are prepared to sell you Lamps from
~ cents to Fifteen Dollars. Before buyinR
give us call.
WILuITR g. WILHITE.
We keep everything that is kept in a
TO be undersold. Give us q call and see
for yourselves.
W1LHIrE & WILHIrE.
~ A good Secondhand Piano for sale
or rent at J. A. Daniels. 1913
~ WI. q. - Douu mas new Flaming
Mill In operation at the Blue Ridge Yard.
where vou can have your Lumber dressed
at shortest notice. Give him call. Cheap
for cash. %
Flour! Flour. All grades and every bar
rel guaranteed sound or money refunded.
Z. F. JONES & Co.
Large stock Of Diamond Dyes, largest in
the city. All shades nnd all colors, 10
cents per package
WILr'rE & WILIIr..
For cash you can buy Dry Goods, Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Grucrrics Of every dcscrip.
Il III at the lowest living prices mt c. +.
Jones & Cos.
WlLHIFE's EYE WATER ia a sure cure for
sore and infiamcd eyes. partial blindness,
DC. IL you have not used it, ask your
aeghbor abnut it. 1t Is guaranteed to give
relief, and il it docs not come back and get
your money or try another bottle free.
swin's Specific e. 8. S. has relieved me
of ii: obstinste case OF Dry letter, which
had troubled NE for twenty five years, and
had baftled all sorts OF treatment.
KEW. l. X. BRANHAM, Macon, Ga.
The best preparation In the market for
cleansing, preserving and beautifying the
teeth, hardening the gums and imparting
delicious odor to the breath, is Johnstone's
less bnt the hest Tooth Powder that cen .ts
used. For ss!e only by Wilhite tE Wiihite.
The best Cologne ut Wilhite g. Wilhi. g.
Tappan's Sweet Bye-and-Bye," the est
25c Cologne, for sale only by
WILH1rE & WrLu1rE.
Better then Ever.-Large arrivals
OF Buggies Of ell styles just received, select
ed by me In person while in Cincinnati.
1Be sure to call on me when you want to
buy. Those owing for Buggies and Sewing
Machines will please remember when their
notes fall due. g. A. REED.
You can ind the best tobaccos for tho
least money at G. +. Jones & Co.'s.
The most reliable agent for destroyin
and expelling worms from children and
adults is Shriner's Indian Vermifuge, 25
cents bottle. Try it. Every bottle guar
anteed to give satisfaction. For sale by
Wilhits & White.
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Correction.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

VFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ANDERSON, s. c., Feb. IA, 1884.
Me-. EDIroR: In the late annual Report
OF the County Commissioners the following
accidental errors occurred, to-wit:
In Poor House and Poor Department.
Item No. s7l, d. Kay, beef, should be 81. 10
instead Of $1,000, thus reducing Poor
House claims to 2ss97. e5 instead of $4Oos .s5,
and the grand total to sl7772.55 inatead of
$l7Ssl.45 as reported.
In Roads and Bridges Department, item
No. 275, S. w. Burgess, erecting sign posts,
should be $ll4.6o instead OF 9I4.5O. This
error being merely typographical does not
affect the aggregate.
w. II. FRIERsoN, Clerk Boar!.
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Gard OF Thanks,

MR. EDIToR: 1 desire through the col
umns of your paper to return my sincere
thanks to my friends and acquaintances
Tor their attention and kindness during the
protracted illness and death Of my mother.
Respectfully,
MRS. NANCY E. NEWT.
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GARD To THE PUBLIC.
o; ycE NKw YoRK CASH STORE.

o; .cE New YoRK CASH STORE.
While sincerely regret to take leave of
Anderson, it at the aamo time affords me
pleasure to know that have found a sue
cessor in business who, through his long
connection with the New York Cash Store,
is no stranger to you, and who is..worthy OF
oil your confidence.
All certainly deeply thankful to all my
many friends for their kind and liberal
patronage bestowed upon me during the
nine years of my residence here, end ]
only hope that the same be extended in a
larger measure to my friend and successor,
Mr.. NJ. B. Arnstein.
Very Truly,
NJ. L. ROSE.
Anderson, s. c., Jan. &c, 1884.
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Notice Of Sole

l N order to obssin o Final Settlement OF
z tho Estate, the CIcses in action 81
and S; + oc6%n. low dssSase eons:ing Of Notes
doubtful or worthless, III. Il, sold nj AT.
derson Q. H., g.. c.. on the 10th r <brunry
next, Terms Of seis ca..tsss.
IVY @. LOW.
r. B. A. ROEINsON, Ex'rs.
Jan 81, 1884 29 E-,i,' O
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
- The undersigned, Execuioys4 az
the estate Of West A. Williams, deceased,
tSa nSeseGy give notice that they will apply to
the Judge OF Probate for Anderson County.
on 10th day of February, 1884; f,r o Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge fSUin
their Office as Executors. 80
4. NJ. GUYTON,
w. 3. MILLWIEE,
Jan II, 1884 a7 >',,-'E
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All Notes and Accounts unpaid and past
que Will be placed In the hands of John
March next. -
Jan 81, 1884 %
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FIRE! FIRE !!
NOTICE.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
-. a tween T. K. McCully and D. s. Tay-
Taylor, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner Is authorized to
receive and receipt for all amounts due the
P. K. McoULLY,
Jan. II, 1884. = =
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Gardens should be thoroughly plowed
~ mahured as soon as tho ground is dry
2ough. Onions, pens, pots soes, early cab
9ge seed, lettuce, the salads and the like
'ssay be planted at any time now when the
Sound is in fair condition.
4fhe arrangements for the grand ball,
S:pich Is to take place in the Masonic Hall
Is evening. have all been completed, and
occasion will doubtless be o very pleas
one. Music will be furnished by q
stc class band from Atlanta. Ga.
Together they were looking over the pa
. "Oh, my, how funny" said sho.
What Ia It ?" he asked. "Why, here's an
Ve'tisement that says: NO reasonable
:{er refused" "Whngs 90 odd about
~" Nothing, nothing, she replied,
ing 70 blnsh, "ohly those are my senH-
nts."
'e invite the attention of our readers to
adveitissment OF Messrs. McCnlly, Cath
q Co. in another column. Their stock
oods Is complets and they are anxious
Sal them. They do not propose TO be
e'sold by any other frm,' and when
s|S s|Ssf snit the city We would advise you to
Psct their goods.
81 40 Anderson Dramatic Club sre re-
mins thkscelebrated play, "Esmeralda, {"
leh they intend bringing before the foot
22.4Ps IN this city At an carly day. The
~ Is very popular one, having been rem.
ed IN all tho southern .itieo by the Mad
s Square Theatre Company, Of New
SBt' during Tho past season. The play
M no doubt 20 witnessed by q large audi.
The Club, es is well known, q COM
"a s3 ., o. the very best bissrionic talent .oi
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and e1pelling worms from children and
adults Is Shriner's Indian Vermifuge, 25
cents bottle. Try it. Every bottle guar
anteed to give satisfaction. For sale by
Wilhits & Wilhite.