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Oct 2, 1884
Annual Meeting.
OFFICE or County COMMISSIONERS.
lzs.g ANpERSON g. O. Oct oDd 1901

OFFICE OF COUNTY CoMMtss1oNens
ANDERSON 8. g., Oct. End, 1884.
Is hereby given that the An.
Commissioners for Anderson Conntv ,u;j,
be held in their Office at Anderson Conrt
House on TUESDAY. the fourth day Of
November next. 10Y "a
Z AL persons holding bills, accounts. or
demands of any kind against the County N
Anderson which have not been before i,r q.
ssnted. arc hereby required TO present the
undersigned at his office, on or before Tie
first day of November next, In order 'that
they may DO examined and approved al nt
W. A. FRlERsON, Clerk Board.
/. Oct o, 1884 aty IL '~
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Executors Sale,

VNTILL be sold at the late residence Of
w Reuben ID. Newell, deceased, in
Hall Township. Oh Friday, I4;h November,
1884, Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres of
Land, divided into four lots. us follows:
No. l-571 acres. No. Pr acres. No.
3-G41 acres. No. 40 acres. With right
of way between Nos. / and =.
TERMS or SALE-One half cash balance
on credit of twelve months, with interest,
to be secured by Note and mortgage. Pur-
chasers to pay extra for papers.
Plats will be exhibited OH day of sale.
NEWTON J. NEWELL,
Executor.
Drt o3 1894 II
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V1lIE undersigned offers several Tracts
n of Land for sale in Hart County,
Some of them are fine farms and in high
state of cultivation.
One Of the places desire to call special
attention TO. This one contains 1877 acres,
with SO acres Of fresh cleared land, some Of
ii having made rs much rs 1000 pounds Of
seed cotton TO the acre. This furm lIns
plenty Of water on it, aud some branch
bottom.
Any person wanting to buy cannot do
better than consider the propositions am
ready to make on these lands.
Address me ut Hartwell or Toccoa. Ga.
EDW. SCHAEFER.
Oct %, 1884 Is
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NOTICE,

DERSONS indebted to the Estate of
Il John Owen, deceased. who iail to
make payment before the 18th of Novem.
Der, 1854, will find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands OF Messrs. Broyles &
Simpson, Attorneys at Law, who will be
instructed to proceed at once to collect the
same by law. J. G. WATKINS.
Admir-. Est. John Owen, with tho will
annexed.
Oct 23 1854 IL q
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LAND FOR, SALE

FT'HE undersigned offers for sale 1913 acres
a of fine land, situated in Pcndleton
township, miles West of Anderson, on
Six and Twenty Creek, one. half in cultiya-
ton, 70 acres bottom, balance in forests and
pastures. Good dwelling, outhouses and
two tenant houses on the place. Terms
reasonable: For further-intormntion ad-
dress N. d. MAYS, Anderson, s. G.
Oct %, 1854 Is -
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The people Of South Carolina are over.
confident about our State In the coming
election. There is a registered colored
majority sgainst US in the State. II Is
thoroughly organized and ready TO come
TO the polls on the day Of election. If
our people do not bestir themselves, We
may iosa the election. With proper
work, tho State Is perfectly safe, but
with snpine indifeisnce or oyer.confi.
dence We will Ioso The election. It be.
comes an Intelligent people to realize
their daEger, and BY pssparing for 1t TO
avert is. We want every Democrat to
irealiEs the fact that his ypta and influ.
sncs is needed 3D. this election, and to bo
ganrs to giyo MS tbe benefit Of that vote
and influence. The State has The n.yht
10 expees this, for the man who % ablo
TO voss land idoss MOI 10 %, either inien.l
stionaiIy az negligently coDtrihntes % tns
spossibility 0f 81 Rspablie victory.
Every man aho saines good government
I'D South uaro oiina shonld turn out and
jyo.s ofl siection ass. IS u 4 seefed dnsy
Id do sos and the inan who negtscts n
fails ia disehasging tlat duty; s5
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Notice to Trespassers,

VIE undersigned, having been blown
"A awny by n cyclone, twice burned out
by 'possuln hunters, hereby warns all per-
sons from shooting, hunting, fishing, riding
or walking, or otherwise trespassing on my
lands or those Of Thomas Dickson, in Gar
YIN and Pendleton townships. Persons
disregarding this notice will ha nrosecnted
mean triat sny.
NJ. C. DICKSON.
Oct % 1884 TX ~
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Federal Election Notice.

ANDERSON. $. c., Oct. 90, 1884.
M Office is hereby given by the under
1N signed, Commissioners of Election
TOR Federal officers, to be held in Anderson
County on the Fourth day of November,
1884, that the following named persons
have been appointed by them as Managers
of such election:
Anderson r Vnndivcr, John O'Don-
nell, + w Long.
pcndleton-B L Scaborne, James Hun
ter, Jr.. f Dacus.
Sandy Springs-John G Watkins, W d
Garrison, J W Majors.
Centreville-S n Browne, J G Riley,
John l. Jolly.
Bethany-J P Glenn, w II McMurtry,
J Smith.
Balls Mills-John A Pruitt, NJ B Will
.liams, w y Neal.
Greenwood-R f Smith, E F Allgood,
Williamston-N C Dacus, Cooley,
Belton-L D Harris, G T Brown, Joel It.
Rice.
Honea Path-G NJ Greer, Trussell,
T II Brock.
Craytonyille-Wm L Mitchell, II E
Milford's-J s Beatty, VIM Ransom,
Geo Schrimp.
Ceder Wreath School House C John.
son, G Williams, w Pickels.
Dark Corner-D Sherard, ] G McCurry,
G G Simpson.
Willifords stoTc-C B Giin,er, S A Jones,
J II Littlo.
Brown & Farmers Store-W p SneIgroye,
J G Cox, ID s White.
Maret's Store-G w Farmer, q NC
Boleman, John Il Dalrymple.
George Stephenson's-E w Stuart, E
McGee, Baylis Mcconnell.
Hollands Store-T Holland, Win
ter, y A Shelton.
Pelzer-Hugh nj Prince, w A Shockley,
Irby.
The polls will be opened at 7 o'clock in
the forenoon, and close at o'clock in tho
afternoon; after which the votes shall be
counted, and the poll list the boxes con-
tanning the ballots, with a written state.
ment of the result of the election in the
various precincts shall be delivered to the
Commissioners of Election, rs provided by
law.
Managers will please call on the under.
signed for Ballot Boxes and further nstruc.
tions.
]. +. BREAZEALE,
p. K. McCULLY,
G. H. ORR,
Commissioners of Federal Election.
Oct %, 1884 Is
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LAND mo SELL.

FTSHE undersigned offers for sale his FOR.
II mer homestead in Corner Township,
In Anderson County, containing 8f4 acres,
twenty-five or thirty ncres Of fine bottom,
and abundance Of timber, cultivated lands,
and pastures we'll watered.
The dwsiling and all necessary outbuild.
ings are in good repair. y. 2 Z. :. Z
2ice, seven dollars per, acre. i,
Address or call upon
"a. : h b. +. MORROW,
Oct o, 1884 is 90
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Notice of Dissolution,

rlNHE Firm of Dodd & Barton is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent.
Parties owing the Firm are requested to
call and settle ut once. Oct. IL, 1884.
J. J. DODD,
Oct 23, 1881 II
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WARNING.

a LII persons are hereby notified not to
IA hire or harbor my son, Major Brown,
colorcd, who is n minor about IL years old,
who has left me without my consent. Any
person either hiring or harboring him will
be prosecuted. TRAVIS BROWN.
Oct 23 1854 Is ls
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THE COUNTY TICKET.

House Of Representatives.
J. Is. WATSON,
II. p. CLINKSCALES,
i. M. RUCKER,
ii. G. SCUDDAY.
Clerk Of Court.
NJ. T.. TRIBBLE.
Ir0Latc Judge.
T. G. LIGON.
Sheriff.
w. L. BOLT.
School CJ,n,nissioncr.
j. G. CLfNKSCALES.
CJu,ity Commissioners.
JOSHUA JAMESON.
A. o. NORRIS.
W. J. ROBINS.
Coroner.
Il. Y. II. NANCE.
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F1NAI. arr.r, a, = 4: r,,,,,,,,,,

.NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. J.
4N The undersigned, Administ,ntors ~
the Estate OF Isariaf, I.olIis. deceaseJ
hereby give notice that they viii nnnlv ~
tho Judge OF Probate for Anderson Innniv
on 18th day OF November, 1884, for a Final
Settiemsnt g OF said Estate and discharge nom
pas DAVID LOLLIS,
MARTHA LOLLIs Adm'rs.
Oct i6, 1884 1EE IA - ~ sE ;. :
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%.E'X:l',E'I,C:UTORs'5 :l'.,'I, ~ SALE
Personable and Valuable

Personable and Valuable
I Real Estate.
WILL be sold at the late residence of
w Hannah Smith,, deceased, five
miles Southeast Of Anderson Court House.
on 20 p sd y ssHtE l.!l.r '-,o'
Friday, the 3ist October, 1884,
The Personal Estate O! said deceased con.
sisting OF Stock, Farming Utensils, &c.
and anu valuable Real Estate on Broadway
Creek, ootrprisingrss nt}Fi n-Ewfi
lSAlS ACRES, s;,I.
To DO divided nearly equally into two
irSscts. S. OF which plnts will be exhibited.
TERMS OF SALE-Penonalty Cash. Real
Estate one third CASH balance ! twelve
months, with interest, Ito DO securcdi bS;
mortgage. Purchasers to nay axtrn III III
papers. DaNlEL}FsS9S NbERSON =
JOSEPH N. BROWN, nv
ooto, 1884 Is .s Etscu.9ss. ea s,st
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Oct lE, 1884
MONEY TO LEND

TFHE Scottish Land Loan Company Is
n prepared to lend money to citizens Of
Anderson County in sums Of Ave hundred
dollars ana upwards, to be secured by
mortgages on Real Estate. For terms ap-
ply, to J John b. Palmer d Son.. Columbis,
8. c., or to r. w. SIMPSON, - ~
Oct 16, 1884 II
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1 George aaiy. a negro we'll digger.
syas killed BY foul gases in "a sslll nj
/ Ahbesille the other day. ':f.s :
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EXECUTORS SALE,

A S Executor OF the last Viii of Thomas
"A Hanks, deceased. I will expose 10
sale On Friday, the l4th day of November
next, at the residence of said deceased, all
the Real and Personal property of said
Thomas Hanks, consisting of Mules, Cows,
Hogs. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Corn and Fodder. Also, two hundred and
seven acres of Land. Terms of sale cash.
Purchaser to pay for land papers.
CHRISTOPHER HANKS.
Oct %, 1884 Is 70
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The Fields are White with Cotton,
Hard Times Nearly Over !

THoUsANDs of families who have been
Z wanting PIANOS AND ORGANS for
a long time will buy this year,. =
nave OF hand in my house at William
ston, Mason & Hamlin, Packard and Bav
state Organs, which shall offer for sale
on extra easy terms.
During ;he month of October I will sell
fiahos and Organs at the lowest Rock Bot
tom Cash Prices, requiring only $25 cash
down on q Piano and $40 cash down on an
organ, and allowing three months on the
price. oo o'
a. Having an experience of five years in
TINS business, I feel competent to aid my
cnStomers in selecting an instrument, and
WI, VIII take great pleasure in visiting any one
who anticipates buying. ~.
q DCfop me postal card TO williamson,
3. c., and oblige,
JOHN L. HAYNIE.
oct ., 1884 IS 49, n 3m s
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FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND:
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
OF INDIANA.
THE STATE TICKET FOR 1880.

THE STATE TICKET FOR 1886
For Governor,
HUGH 8. THOMPSON.
Lieutenant- Gorer1lor,
JOHN G. SHEPPARD.
Secretary Of State,
JAMES N. LIPSC0MB.
attorney General,
CHARLES RICHARDSON MILES.
State Treasurer,
JOHN PETER RICHARDSON.
Comptroller General,
WILLIAM L. STONEY.
Superintendent Of Educdtion,
ASBURY COWARD.
AoJutant and Inspector General.
A. NJ. MAEIGAULT.
Solicitor Sth Circuit.
JAMES T.. ORR.
For Congress, 3rd District.
ID. WYATT AIKEN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A-N All persons having demands aguinst
the Estate of Daniel X. Watson, deceased
are hereby notified to present them, prop.
erly proven. TO the undersigned within tho
time prescribed by law
WIN. Is. WATSON,
ID. s. WATSON, TX IS.
Oct % 1884 Is
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AS All persons having claims against
the Estate of NJ. d. Kennedy. deceased
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
timo prescribed by law.
JOHN McGRATII,
NJ. KENNEDY, ia 's'
Oct %, 1884 Is
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PLANNING MILL. NOTICE

HAV1NG purchased>the Planning Mill
Al formerly owned by Dodd & Barton,
am now doing business at the same stand
and can M any and all orders for Dressed
Lumber. Mouldings, &c, ct short notice.
All the work is still superintendent by Mr..
J. j. Dodd. I also keep q fine lot OF long.
leaf Pine Shingles for sale. Orders for
Dressing solicited. All work guaranteed.
Call and see me at Blue Ridge Yard.
JAS. T.. BARTON,
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Notice to Creditors.

Hiram f. Cooley VS.. Matthias Roberts.
Mrs. Jane Cothran and others.-Action
TO set aside Deed, sell land to pay debts,
&c.
DURSUANT to an order of Court in the
IL above stated case, all persons having
claims against the Estate of Allan Cochran
are hereby notified to present and prove
them before me on or by the first day of
December next or be barred.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
OctI23, 1884 Is @
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POOR MAN,s RELIEF.

: "A sVOnueFtuI PfO1lDc COtiOHs
~ IN with very large bolls, cotton from
Iorty OF them weighing q. pound. Call.
and see sample at Col. B. r. Browne's JeE.
elry store and INTELLIGENCRR Office. Reia
growing in field. Seed for sale by = q
J. T. ROBERTS, Anderson, s. e,
Oct 16 1884 ia iEt.3lts 8 sS
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Sixteen hogs aieeptng Of tho foot on
* III tres id Snnsssr Gosirty wore KILLED by
lightning eiss i lAst ;Nesk 81 B ~
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FAIR. MOTICE,

A FTER tho First day Of November
IA. nextI.will be compelled TO place my
Accounts In the hands OF an officer lo!
collection. I will be, very thankful to ny a.
old customers If they will call and sesnpS seslp's
with me before that time. -. !. 81;
as /; MISS SALL1EG 30 w as.i.Ss
Oct 2, 1884 g u 10 & -
For House ekeepers. 8
pEST Patent Flour, best New OrleaS1ss:
l1 Molasses. For sale By S;i g s.
a, Il. w Elldss Ellssas {,
Fresh BuckWheat Flour, #
FOR sale by 1, |, s, 800 !, So
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given to scros,,
because of o superstition that It con,a,a
cured by kings touch. Tho eor,5 70 !
wiser now, and knows that y
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THE COUNTRY ALARMED.


It Is alarmed by the corrupt influences
surrounding Mr.. Blaine. aud will reject
him IS president. Mr. Blaine has grown
rich the men around him have grown
rich the spectators whom he aided by
forming laws to suit them, are rich. the
corporations which he has helped have
monopclized the public land; but trade
has dwindled, the commerce of the
country Is In danger; mills are standing
idle; whore wages have not been stopped
they are reduced /; mechanics and labor.
ers go about seeking employment in vain |;
women and children are beginning to
want bread, and the farmer can find no
profitable market for his grain. These
circumstances afford conducive proof
that few interests have been cared for
by the Republican managers at the ex-
pense Of the interest Of the present body
Of the people. The creation in this
favored land of such extremes of wealth
and prosperity, and the evil days which
have oyertakeh all who are engaged In
labor, are nos your fault.
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Georgia Lands for Sale.

Oct %. 1881
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Oct %, 1884
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1884-05-31


Last week was moist, yea even to
dampness. To say that 1t rained would
only approximate to the actual stato Of
things and convey feeble idea Of the
drenching tho fair faco Of Morther
Earth received. The tritc expression
"itpoured' was more appropriate, but
oven that term 10 used principally in
regard to showers, bnt when the busi-
neaa is kept up for month, oven that
generally positive idea becomes dim
and oxpressionlesa. The plug to the
upper air reSevoir seemed to have
been suddenly withdrawn, and Pluvi-
us with his innumerabIo water.sprltes,
appeared to mako up his mind to at.
tend strictly to business for mt least q
sennight, and rubber coats and UNI
brellas were the great-in fact tho only
articles Of traffic with our merchants.
The old colorod man in Kentucky who
had been lnboring hard on q Noah's
Ark to provide himself shfety against
what he deemed an approaching flood,
was suddenly transformed from n dark
skinnod lunatio TO worthy philoso-
pher. This was only another illustration
of "circumstances altering cases. This
may DO rather thin dissertation on
very thin subject, but tho moral sought
to be conveyed Is, to look ont and
guard against too much water na it ia
md element, especially when diluted
with whiaky-particulnrly the kind
which 10 sold in this section. or course
wo dome know any thing ebout lbisl
personally, but we arc satisfied from
purely abstract analysis from o soien-
tiGc stand point lat q distAnool that
he theory Ia correct.
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Tho members of the Y. N. c. A. at
Boston attempted to nentralise the eff
feet of Bob lngersolrs lecture tbero
recently, by parading mp and down in
front of the building us the crowd
throDged in to hear the lecture, and
bearing banner on which was in
scribod in large letterr "The wicked
shall be turned into hell, and oil the
nations that forget Godi Pssn, tx; I7.r
Two men also stood at the door indus
triously distributing tracts.
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Into Murray & McConnell's store will
convey to tho passer by the idea that
this firm is fully alive to the wants and
demands of the trade, hence their i'm
mense stock of dry goods, dress goods,
boota md shoes, clothing and furnish
ing goods. This house enjoys an ex-
tensive trade in other counties as well
as at homo. If promptness, choice
goods and fair dealings have any Gig
nifcance whatever, commend us to
Murray g. Mcdonnell.
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The above receipt was given for 5000,
being a balance on a certain due bill, or
note, given by +. II. Potter to W. Il.
Weldon for Sil6.60, laid due bill bears a
credit March 18th, 1884 for S975.GO. Said
note being lost by W X. Weldon and hav-
ing no record Of said due bill can not
remember the date Of said duo bill, or
note, aud hereby give notice to all whom
It may concern that have paid said due
bill in fun to said W. II. Weldon in cash
and merchandise, from time to time, the
last payment being e90.J0 which paid said
due bill IN full. ] hereby notify the pub
lie not TO trade for or handle said due bill
or note, NJ. L. FErTER,
Wife Of F. II, Fottor, Deceased.
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The Tom Green Enterprise says
"Thugsday evening Of last week a
meeting q prominent cilixens Of Colo
Tndo City was held at the Colorado
Rational nauk, The object was to
confer with Mr.. w. S. wlhs Of tho
arm J, p. willis & Co., aud Director
Of the @, ca .. Il. r., reigtive 10 his
opinion Of ihe feasibility o. tho pro-
posed Colorado, San Angelo 4 south
are y. X. Mr.. willis eKrEcas d most
favorable opinaon Of The scheme he
Al CAGE subscribed $500 a. starter
ana pIomised more az aoon a. work
wna commenced. lle declared that
Tho San ~ wsn deslrous Of extending
10 llee ~ San Angelo aud would cor,
isloly DO 20 4 she pfoposed Fosd weA
built fhe npsllug WA euccess,n
4 10 atls a matter o. lliae when lhe
Cali. Colorado 8 santa ~ Nallfoad
ssnss - lhlsA'Ieetien. a y believed
" ,sspy lsemIeeul ppp that the road
a}A " haIli v ban h@ba eexi yer
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Legal Farces.

With the Cunningham verdict al
Fort Worth and the Adams bail nj
Dallas, tho people have ample food
for reflection. Both thepe men com
mitted cold blooded murder. Neither
one has anything to offer rs pnllia-
tion Of tho crime, yet in the coprso nj
events II is likely both will walk out
of the courts free men, When such
deeds Of blood can be committed In
Texas and the perpetrators go unwhipt
of justice, is 1t any wonder that the
papers Of other states take up the cryf
What 10 the use Of preaching TO the
people that life and property arc safe,
when the deoiHiOns OF our courts and
the rulings of our judges pronounce
the statement lie If n few Texas
jnrics were hung bodily II would be
sign of approaching rect FROM theso
blood thirty vampirea. Criminal
prosecutions in Texas are faroe-a
blct on tho civilization Of the age, ana
an insult to common dsceney,--Gates-
vile Advance.
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Jay Gould is q wise man. The re-
cent Wall street scare has mndo him
invest 81 500, 900 in government bonds
in HE wifo's name and now let the
boar squeeze neTer 80 hard, or the
bulls toss never so high, If tho worst
comes Jay has q wife with million
and half of government threo-and A.
halls, which will bring him $50, 800
year and keep the wolf from the door.
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money.

The Mornons declare they will
stand by the polygamy feature Of their
religion in defiance of the national
government. Tho trouble that Is
brewing about the Mormon question
will be serious when II eliminates.
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Caution.

l take this method OF warning oil par
ties interested, that some Of the
books, scraps and short pieces Of lum-
her in my yard are fully loaded with
dynamite, and when taken withoutmy
knowledge OF consent, l will not be
responsible for any accidents which
may occur. s. Is. HOWARD.
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FURNITURE.-Those in need of fur.
niture of all kinds, will find large
and we'll selected stock at McKenna's
furniture atore. He is now receiving
a fresh stock every week, and which
he sells Mt the lowest possible prices.
Give him call whom you want any
thing in the furniture.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to J. s. viii
liams d. Co., are requested to call ut
my Office and make sottlement with
me, as all nceuonts are now in my
hands for collection.
jim. GAUNr.
San Saba, April 9ith, 1884.