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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
VALUABLE 'NiEDtCINr

DR.. w. II, PARMELEE, Toledo, o.,
says; 81 have prescribed the 'acid' in a
large variety Of diseases, aud have been
amply satisfied that II is a valuable adj
dition to our list of medicinal agents.
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Pozzonis Medioated Complexion Powder
For infants toilet u is an indispen-
sible article, healing all excavations
Immediately. Mothers should use IL
freely on the little ones. II Is perfectly
harmless. For sale by druggist.
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AnguBta, Ga. Jan

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried mp the wells and we were com.
plantation. The result was that all We're
trOnbled with chills and fever. / carried
with me several bottles of Switt's Specific
and as long as / took IT ! had perfect health
As soon rs Leased taking IL, /, like the rest
was afflicted with chils. When / resumed
It's use I was all right again. We have used
1t our 'amlly as an antidote for mal8rial
poison for two or three years and have never
known it TO fall In a single instance
W. G. FUELow.
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept. II, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
matted free, The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer g. Atlanta. Ga.
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Pictures aud frames at Paul Erb's.
Monkeyinr with Mor,rnred Proper,,

Deputy Sheriff Lewis Jaooby went to
sherman yesterday after and brought
back j. @. Gould, who Is wanted here on
u charge OF disposing of mortgaged
D 'operts.
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND D0LARSl
For any case OF the following diseases whioh
the medical faculty have pronounced IN.
durable that
DR.. RiChau's Golden Remedies

WIN not radically cure. DR.. Richau'
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primary and secondary stages, such ms ola
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SKIN eruptions, soreness OF the scalp and al
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two bottles for 49, DIR. Rlchau's Golden Bal
sam No. will cure the third stages or TIE,
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RAJ rheumatism are connected with the pm
mary and secondary. l have hundreds
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the talnt OF this soourge.
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pr. Riohau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, n
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a, On receipt OF price, by mail or expresA
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ed ~ his ONCE from Q q. m. 10 o d, m.
Address DR.. ID. b. RICHARDS, No, 22s Va
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A DNERTISERS by addressing GEO, p,
n ROWELL ~ co 10 Spruce street, New
York, can learn the exact cost ofany propos-
ed line of ADVERTISING In American
Newspapers. 10 10O-page Pamphlet, 1Oc.
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Every trst'clsss dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi.
tqtions
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M ANTED-Ladles and Cent 'men to Toxic
w nice, light, pleasant work, at their own
homes Work sent by mail any distance all
the year round. - TO s. a day can be quietly
Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Box 1893.
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Real Estnfn Trnnsfnr

Birthday, wed ing cards aud oxqui
sc statioDsr" fPa3l r, Ems,
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A brace Of cnndihntna.

The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Puts.
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A BNOID, GLASGOW { ARNOLD
II AttCrneye-at-L
Grsham, Mis|
JdtCa ~ B odolhl court building, wei ,
publlc square. WIN practices in INC s'sNH
F0gprql anuFts
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hIGIuL = YOUNG,
~ Attorney NJ 4Hgt
stophSnvill6, hiratn County, I xnrs
II. h, NEILL. LKE VOW
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Hotel Arrivals.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puils
because they do not stick TO thelips.
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CtAEsWELL & FULLER,
u Atturneys-at-Lsvl
Decatur, reIn
g. O. CASBwRLL, FULLY A. fuLLl|
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Wilmington Columbia and Augusta

PASSENGER DEPARTMENr,
Wilmington, July 8, 1884
Going South
Leave Wilmington Arr. at Florence
0:O3 pm IL 55 q IN
10 so p III 40 III
Arrive IN Columbia daily q 10 a III
Going North
Leave Columbia 0:55 D IN
Arrive at Florence at 4.40 a m
Arrive at Wilmington at S:35 a m
Train No. 43
Leave Floroncc, daily, at O5 p m
Arrive in Wilmington at s so p NJ
Train 43. stops at all stations.
The night trains are fast express and
stops only at Eastover, Camden junction,
Sumter, Timmonsyillc, Florence, Marion,
Fair Bluff, Whitcsyille, Pennington and
Brinklcy's. Through tickets sold and bag
gage checked to all principal points.
Pullman scepcrs OH night trains
All Trains solid between Charleston and
Wilmington.
J.F. DIVINE, Gcn'l Sup't.
II. NJ. EMEKS0N,
Gcn'l Passenger Agent.
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have been appointed for reasons
and purposes npt OF record.
Efforts have been made by the
Republicans to show that the
River and Harbor bill this year
is M almost unprecedentedly bad
one, and that tits the first grab
Of the Solid South upon the Treas
ury. AS matter Of fact, the
most indefensibie items in the
bill were those known as the Eads
appropriations, and these have
oil beens erased. They were
much moro in the interest Of
Captain Eads than of the Solid
South. The worst River and
Harbor bill in the country's
history was passed by a Repub.
lican Congress and vetoed by Pres
ident Arthur.
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OUR LOCAL DIRECTORY.
OUR MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

MAYoR--J. T. Everett
ALDERMEN--Sllas Bounds, P p Meokins
j. j.. McLaurin and r. NJ. Emanuel
CLHnK & TRRAs.-E. g. Stewart
1ss- The Ccunol will hold regular ~ lettings
ach Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock.
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Ayers Snrsaparila is the best medicine
FOR ovcry ono in the spring. Enligrants
and travclors will find in itan offectual cure
for the eruptions, boils, pimplcs, eczema,
otc, that break out on the ekin-tho effect
of disorder in tho blood, caused by sca-dict
and lifo on board ship.
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OUR COUNTY OFFICERS

OUR COUNTY OFFICERS.
Shcrin, B. n. Bogors,
Clork, O. M. Wonthorly,
Coroner j. f. David,
Probate Judge, W. Il. Thomas,
School Commissioner, S. J. MoInnia,
County Commissioners, J. II. David, J. d
Pipkin, Horny Edons.
Auditor, Jacob Afford,
Treasurer, ]. r. Lilies,
Supervisor of Registration, T. +. MoRno,
Supt. of Poor House, Tristram Enstcrling,
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State OF SOUTH cAeArTNA..
COUNTY OF MARLBORO'.

IN TRIdI JUTTICE COURT.
'"'a.Hs ! st3"", :. ''''''' summons.
w. Wallace Defendant.
10 he Defendant, II. w. WALLACE:
YOU nre hereby summoned and re-.
qnircd to appear and answer the COM
plant in this action which is filed in his
court within twenty days hereof, exclu>
sive Of the day Of service, and ifyou fail
SO to do. the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Dated February 2nd 1855.
G, W ERWIN, (TS.]
Trial Justice
To the defendant w. r. Wallace:
You will hereby take notice that the
summons and complaint in this action
was filed On the second day Of February
a. d. 1888, iu' the court ofG. w. Erwin,
Trial Justice, for The county Of Mnr!bo>
boro and State aforesaid.
CHARLES STAJB,
Bcnncttsville February 2nd 1855.
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THE GEORGIA PACIFIC RY,
NEW SIIORr LINE
Via Atlanta Ga, Birmingham Ala.
TO ALL POINTS IN

Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana. Ar
kansas, Texas and the West and North
west. The iavorilc route 10 the Worlds
Fair at New Orleans, la, commencing
December lst 1884. Double daily trains
with elegant Sleeping cars attached for
which the low rate Of 81 for cnch section
is charged Tho lnwost sleeping carratos
IN the United States. Bcrths secured
10 days ia advance. DSy" See tllul youl
tickets read from Atlanta yi;, the Georgia
Pacific Railway, and Birmingham, Ala.
For further information write To or call on
u. S. Brown, ALEX. S. 'I'nwEATr,
Con. Pass. Ag't, Tray. Pass Ag't.
Birmingham, Ala. Atlanta, Ga.
|. 7. Sage, Gen. Supt. Birmingham, Ala
Aug. IS, 'Si.
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Many persons aro possibly unaware that tho
Chestnut, English Walnut Pecan, and other
nut boaring troos will grow rapidly in this
sootion with littlo attention while they AFRO
young
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TWo Specjultjes.

FNHE undersigned respectfully asks The
IL attention Of the farmers Of Marlboro
to tho merits Of The "LTrTLN GIANT
COTTON PRESS and first class Oil
MILL [ have also olhcr agricultural
machinery which nm offering at manu-
fncturcrs prices. Parties in want Of any
thing in my line should givc me call.
M. G. WEBSTER,
Aug 6, 1884. Laurinburg. M
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( 3THEsIsMARLB0 ROslsH0TEL. +

e-CHANOED HANDS.
~ EFURNISED and fitted up rs u first
,He class Hotel. respectfully solicit a
reasonable share Of tho public patronage.
Terms moderate. A free hack to and
from the Railroad
u. G. WALLACE.
Benncttsville, S. o.
Dec 81, 1884
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Tho Couglor-Jourual published re
comfy something ofLhe tenor Gre
ports from sanguino eastern capital
lists In regard to the probable future dl
Sabine Pasg, Texas, es the rival OF
G Weston. These men have invested
considerable money In property To-
cAled within and near the site of the
coming City, and while : certain bias
could not reasonably b0 eSnaCt0d to be
absent from their opinions, yet their
Investments are also 10 be considered 3
piodge of their good faith.
Colonel McClauahan, OF Sabine Pass,
VINO has been the leading advocate Of
tho interests Of tho port, Is persissenly
keeping the subject before pubic az
toniion through tho columns 81 his
paper, and presents In lato issue soma
of the moro substantial faatuis.
of tho harhor aud lts aquatic and tor
restrial environments. Brlohy, IL is
said 10 be tho natural harbor OF half OF
TWO states Texas aud Louislana) as
resps cts cotton, cereals and minerals,
and as 10 lts lumber interest of re-.
gion Of sttll greater extent, the pinor-
ios naturally tributary thereto being
estimated by an agent OF tho interior
department st $1,000, 100000 feet for
Texas, $4,000, 600, OO0 for Louisiana aud
20,000,Oo0,CO0 for Lowor Arkansas.
A railroad has been recently ex.
tended 10 miles into tho Texas pral.
rios, upon which 20 miles have already
beon erecto 1, for converting tho lum-
Der into merchsntshle form. The
back country tributary TO the Sabine
river outlet IL represented 20 be ex
ceodlngly fertile In large variety Of
Southern productions, including
prominently, OF course, cotton, sugar
aud corn, tho yield of cotton being put
down Gt 700 pounds OF lint per acre.
Corn yields 40 bushels per aero; OF
sweet potatoes n yield of $50 bushels
has been known. All vegetables are
said TO b0 produced In luxuriant
abundance, and also such tropical
fruits as oranges, l5nonH, etc.
Sabine Pass is deep water connoc-
ton between Sabine lake aud the guilt
OF Mexico, representing about three
square miles OF waterway, Of an aver
ngo channel depth of % feet. IL di-
yidos the States OF Texas and Lou
isiana, and the embouchurc IL locstcd
about 90 miles nearer 10 tho Atlantic
than IL the city of ,salvestou, There
H. mud sud sand bar OF Width OF
ABOUT throo miles, separating the har-
Dor from tho guilt, but vessels Of Is
feot draught, ills said, can force their
way across. Tho town OF Sabine Pass,
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WAxAHAcmE, Aug. 9.-lSpeclsl, l.
4 party Of young people came down
from Dallas this morning to attend the
camp meeting near town. After the ser
vices Mr.. Bob Curtis started to return
80 Wsxahaohlo In buggy, accom-
panied by Miss Corrle McClsin. On
tho road they met James Fearos with
Miss May NcIlhaney out for an air
ing. The buggies were Masking
sprightly time aud travelling In differ
ont directions. The vGniclos failed tu
pass Zach other safely and o collision
occurred, in which Tho bngges were
seriously shattered and tho young
ladies' badly demoraliZqd, but net dan
gerOusly injured, few ugly scratch
Cs being the worst sustained. But IL
was q miraculous escape for them.
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PITTsBURd, Aug. 9,-ISpeclal,l Hon.
John Il. Sheppard, of this place, by iu-
viTatlon will attend tho barbecue at
Foster on the llth instant and deliver
an address.
Misses Aunie Lou Wilson and joe
Robinson, Mr.. Hurley and lady, and
Mrs, Stringfellow, all OF Shreveport,
are visiting Mr.. b. ID. Wilson, OF this
place.
Pittburg Is on quite boom at pres.
ent. $. G.. Dean e. Co.'s new brick
store is nearly completed, and the
work on Wilson & Heath's new brick
store, with opera hall above, is pro-
coeding rapidly; and the contract for
the erection OF new Jail to cost 81, 900,
ON the court house square, has recently
been let by the commissioners court
Of this county.
The crop prospect In this section is
far above the average. The corn crop
is made and is one OF tho largest ever
known In the county, and II no dam
age Is done TO the cotton crop il will
be the finest people here have ever
made. So far the seasons have been
excellent aud the crops have not SUI
tsred any for rain.
The people CT Camp county are TO
vote on local option soon. The requis-
ite number Of names on the petition
for 1t has been obtained, and they are
now waSing for tho commissioner
court to order tho election.
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GnlneHNiIle.

GAINESVILLE, Aug. Especial. T.
Parties from Delaware Bend bring the
information that the outlaws, Jim and
Pink Lee, had crossed TO this aide OF
tho river and Rono to the home Of Ed
Steon, a former spoil" who is now in
the clutches of the law. They in.er-
viewed several parties aud expressed
o determination to die rather than sur
render, and repeated their threat OF
eXterminatiOn upon oil who haye en-.
deavored or shall endeavor to secure
their capture. They were particularly
bitter against the Rolf brothers and
their friends. Horses were stationed
all along tho ronte travelled from their
hiding place to Delaware Bend, and
friends placed on watch 20 prevent any
possibility of capture. They cut a
number of pasture fences so that there
should be no obstruction In case they
were compelled to llse to avoid cap
tufe.
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GALVESTON, Aug. 9.-lSpeUiSl.l The
sudden and unexpected death this
morning Of Captain John NJ. Forshsy
has deeply grisyed this community,
which recognized in tho lamentod do.
ceased on0of Galveston's most sterling
aud Chivalric citizens, Captaln For
shey was native Of Louisiana, aged
~ y0atg Ho was tho SON or Inc en-.
meat sciont'at, Pfot8s or For hey, OF
New Orleans, who diod In that city In
tho later part Of 1851. Coming to
Texas whtn q;ito q boy, Captain For
shoy located IA Galveston. Tho break
Ing out OF the war found him,
despite his youth, u member Of
kdgar's battery, of San Antonio.
Bravery rapidly earned him deserved
promotion aud Private Eorsh5y bt-
came n iieutensnC. Subsequently, his
battery WAS merged into q louisiana
reglmOnt aud until the close of the war
hB fought for tho lost cause, Whom
tho end came Captain Forshey re-.
turnod TO Galveston and applied him.
sell toward retrieving the fortune lost
with the downfall OF the Conledergcy.
10 accepted position with the NAL
lory Steamship company which no re-
tanned until offered more iucra.
tive position with tho Gal.
weston, Houston & lIendor.
Son railroad. With tho organization
on the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa To rail
way In 1879, Captain FOrshey's yRlua-
BILE services were secured as chief
clerk, In which capacity he served
until his death. Ho was captain Of the
Galveston artillery and oommpndSd a
detachment OF that company In tie
late New Orleans drill. During yes-
terday no commanded n detaonment
engaged in firing this Grant memorial
salutos. Returning home no tsok n
cold bath and retired at II y. m.
and at $3.50 this merning was n
oorpse. His last act OF con sclous-
ness after he had boen stricken
with congestion OF tho brain, was to
embrace his wife, who had beon
awakened from her slumbers by his
stentorous breathing. Captain Fofshey
is TO bo buried tomorrow morning
with military honors. He leaves
wife and two children. His mother 10
y resident OF Carrollton, Louisiana,
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Corsicann

CoRsIcANA, Aug, 0.-fSpociOl.l The
Denlson and Corslcana base ball clubs
played two match games horo yester-
day and to-day. Tho score yesterday
was to 10 in favor of the home club
instead Of 6 to 7 IS reported IN TnT
HERALD. To-iay's game was more
interesting and witnessed by larger
audience than ever before assembled
on the grounds, tho score standing
st TO IN favor of CorsicSua
ninth inning.
Mr.. Ashford Hughos, of Dallas, spont
the day in the city.
Mrs. j. @. Allon and child, and MTg
Charles Morse, accompanied by Mrs
Trlplett, leave tomorrow morning tol
WAnkeshp,