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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-10
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Ii KoarMSy SIreeI, San Francisco.
 Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, EY. hsusted vitality, SkermatorrhGa,, LOST MANHOOD. IppoteEey, Paralysis, PrOsta- Aarfhoea and all the terrible effects of self abuse, and excess in matursr cara, such a LOSS Of Memory, LasSitude, Nocturnal RnisskoRs aversion to Tocicty, DitsnesS of Vision. Noises in thc Head, the vital fluid n..sins uuobserycd in the nrisc. and many S,;her diseases that lead 10 insanity and death.
 SuEefipg from any Of the above symptoms tlhoua consult Us at once. The dr>in can be storprd, vitality restored, and htc be an 4dc again pleasure instead of burdcn. There arc many
 MIDDLE AGED MEN Whe are troubled with too frequent evHouL- Alou of the bladder, often accompanied hy slight snxrliug or burning sensation, and Il N sakening of the system in x manner thay cam not account for; -rOpy sediment in inc nnrinc, sic. Many dIc af this diihculty, ig- nersat sf the cause, which IS the second q ye uI seminal weakness.
 CITES GULRANTRED IN ALL SCCu CASES. COS st LTA1 ION FREE. Thorough rx- animation and advice, including chemical 4 .alyEiS and micro pic examination ol Ite hrius, E. AA honest opinion given H. every cHs~.
 lFe lolo"lak AieolSihSs SNPP'NN "' ''S prices named: -.
 SRA AStLEY COOPER VITAL RE TOR ATiVE. s3 6 bOltis, sr four times thr qu@n- 1itV, $l0 sam 2le Do. tie free.
 Sent 10 any sae applying by lette~, .taiirg sVmp apnS sex aud age. SIrIct sccrcSy N rs: II tS all brsizess transactions.
 The celeb ated K incy Rrmedy, NEIL RETICCn, for all kinds Kidney ana blad- .dsr mplaints, Gon"rrhsra. Gleet, LeuceI- . trhocz elc For sale by all druggists; Sl D ,bsttle, er6 bottles for S5. The English DAGDELInN LIVER AND pYSPEPsIA PILL. Is the best iH tIe market. For gis lY Al atugsis:s; pliec' 20 ;ent" potpe.
 Address.
 ENGLISH NEDtT TAL RT' PER tRY,
 No. II Kcarney siiect S:n Frane:sto, Gal
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duty, and entities them to Our eternal graii- de.
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizona Pioneers is entitled tu the chief credit for agitaiing the Indian question; until the gotcrEment was compelled to acquigsre In the universal desire df the peo?le of Afi yJna as express, Il thruIs said society, and that cur thanks are hrr, hy extended tU the Society of Pioneers for the energy and per tisteucc which has brought peace to our territory,
 Resolved, That We are iu fayo of the Ap- continent of federal officers from the resi- dents of the territory and that we earnestly urge Inc passage of lRw hy congress which sha4 permit dele gates to vote and have equal power wih members of congress rom states, and That the territorial officers shall lc elected by ihe people.
 Resolved, That this conv, ntion declares it's unqualified approval ul line late RePub- lican administration in Ar rzoha, it's pro- srcssirc and beneficial iihLcnre upon the advancement of the territory, its freedom from narrow and partisan abuse of power, and the bread and Liberal stand taken hy i: upon all matters of public interest.
 Resolved, That the Republicans of Ari- zona unrrsrryed.l e demn Inc course pur- ,Lcd by Governor Hulick ill attacking the good name and credit of the Territory by continued and studied msreprcsenlatioms for partisan purpVs,s,
 He charge hIm with having siRndered the citizens 0! Arizona in official Lroclamations and with falsGIy claiming credit fo= results accomplished without his help or instru. mentality.
 We charge him with an arbitrary and rartisan abuse oi power, in his efforts 10 remove without cause or authority of law able pr bic servants who arc faithful to the trusts imposed upon them and Who com mard thc respect and confidence Of the people Of this Territory.
 Me charge the admin stration Of Governor ZulIck with being nLrIOw and partisan in it's efforts and imposes, tending to prostitute public Onclals To party schemes in thS l organization of partisan g~And luries under the iht.ueure of party nIanipula!n.s at .rc al expense and without beneficial results. KcsolVcd, That the Ke. uUlicAns Uf Ari l zonn con mend The action Ul the appoint ocs oi Inc late RepuhlIcah Administration III | ra aainlainIng tLeir rights to re k ain iA LfSce uniiI be legal G&7iratiun Of their trtnIs, | and approve their s.eadiAst IsalII IO the | fc cEuoLcaE Harty aEd tHeir resistance 10 lac arbitrary aud illegal assumpIiOA oi | power bJ GOJc.nUr LuIGk.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
TO PETER B0NDE AND BEEJ. J MA.

TO PETER B0NDE AND BESJ. J MARKS
 Yen aIr hereby notified that 1 have cx- peuuca the suIn ol $l,C0U) che tHUu6aLG duliaIs currency Of ike Inile,. slal's in iamoI und inp:G Gvt IuenIs upon tLe Nellie James and Saliaas lOdcs or InIElng ClaIlRr, {, sItuaIrd in Miller's Can un, Huachuca In"un- iau.s, Locnisc county, lerritOry of ATIzUHa, H crGcr I0 hold Inc said lUdes CT mInihS claims Tor the ycars ending December 3lsl, ISol; lNo3; 1885; lSo4 ans leo5, ururr lac pruI IsIons OI sec ton Z5.-i. ..cyIscu Statutes ul Ike United States, tO WIt: For ia"Ur ana improvements ulun The sard r!aIIAs fer lke year cmuiIS December 3lSt, lSol, one huH- dred dollars each; for he year ending De- C h Der 3I, lSe2 ohS hundi ed GuIIaIs cWrn {; for tgs irHT rnuing December 3l, lS $, UIr aundrrd LOllais each; for tue year cadInS pcre ter 3l, l6st. CEE kuHalra Gollars each; for t.Ip leHl endlng De"emhcl SI, 1855, uhe hGndirlI dollars e4rh lglal' tor .Lc five years, Ihe sum of (sl4poj gns that,= s4Ru dOli:.rH.
 Inc local eu notices of the saiG elaims being rcc.Idgd aS ioluws:
 NcIIlc James mIn nS Vi2inI, in bOOk 1,
 oaII".rs min.nS claim, iH book I, pages : 5 and .l4.
 In the rt cords uf Cuchse county, Terri UIy tl AriZ"na, transCrILed from tue tIlEu ULLlt IVtOrus.
 And Il MlthIm ninety (90) days after this noI.ce bI uhllraliUn, l'u fall Gr refuse lu cont IbU.r, ea,h UI yUu, your frOpUil ilI"l Ul su, Il rA, cLdi'urc, aO te-.NHcis, Jpur inter CD. .n Ihr s.id lod,s r mining claims WIlI n-cs.Inc l+c lrul Lrty UI ike LhdcIsiSL rd uEfcI said pcu1n 3S=4.
 h. A . EULLENSTIEN.
 Lh.Alc. hn Il, to.Llse to, 4. l., Juiy u. leSt
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To Creditors.

CounIy oI CUchisc, lcr.it0trl ui Arlzo@a.
 In the maittr 0i 'he arl,liraii"n oI Rydcrick F. lluttoId, and msoIv,nt 'GcbIo, To be cisch.i =ed from his de: Is and iiablI- ic>.
 The p,titIou, srheduie and inventory pt KodcrIck t. Ha1oIG, inc aOUye LaIIi cd I ct. uuncr, La,,ms Lern r. ,cNc" a"u Elyd ere in, II ie ucI"oy Uruur. in"l ltIr sald rGtl- tIrncI u,, anu Lc hcrchy ;7, ucI iaicG ihsOl vent ahu Lnr cheiIn UI thS co",.ty oI Lo- chisC is htrroJ oIrtc,-d tU take pussessI' l.. of all thG vstatr, Cal anu Ecrs'.li.'I ol sd q petitioner, ,NcepL Su.n "s lnHy b; law l. tAcmpL 1IJn CAtc"liUI.; .hG Ura Il.s leeds VuUcnuIE, .Es U. ac, duI.I ai.d apoIs; anu l.. keep Inc s"Ine raiF.J LEdl ihc ape oIu.- mcnt 'i an HeE '=r.,er. II lS lurlhrr ortrrc' Int ali D, rsnlrI .iIc l"rO,HGgh tT lnaAc pa! ueEl uI any dclts 10 U' lU l.;er anl pfg, eIIy bvIUnSiIg lU such Lt Ul"r lo nm, or Tor lis use, aha said IrlltiUpcr Is To, ul, urn go ni-hc any IIan<ler oi lis PrOPe't Il o, any rUruuu tho.r0i.
 l. i- iullhrr ordered that the credirors O. j,t titl0ncr meet al the Cfllte q! lLe C.Crk Of Inis COI.r. al Inc '-uLTl EU,:se In Inc city ol 1 OH. ss our, upon inc 2.d day Oi October, .Set, q; 70 ,,', IIch .. m. lO prove ihcIT debts anu ChUu.e t.Ir or n!CIc asslSHc,s Inc estate oi Rc i.ion,I. ltB u,lL .r uIacrcd | ai tLc 1Icrk ni tkis Court siA.l iInme- diatci! p"hitHh a copy ol tI.lH nrHcr m HE DAILY .uAB,rgNE5 s lIrNs raIer haNng {" gtnctIl rrtuiaiioG, aId rubllsned al lac ci.y vf' lurA ton-, in Lac counIy Ul Go. cnis-, as 1Itrn .s ;aI: ntn -paPrr Is rnt d bcIoIr tle 'nrelInG ol [! z said rredltor>, and sLld cltrk slaIt serNe i"rlhWIth 4 copy ot tii> ofdcr UJ Cnilca 5,Rtes miaiI, postage rrrpdid or personally, uh all cIcdltors named :n the hhnGxeu sch, h,duIe.
 Dat, d Srpt. Is, lss6.
 MEBS1ER STREET,
 S-2of -Four U JudgH
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Lar 'F 1RIzgb.

l967 Prizes, amount to.......... s.F5,,Oo Application for rater te rlnhs should be made pJ'iy E !&tGti&cc &tGi&ccuf the .Crm:any in N-w Orleans.
 For further il. 5or ais;!p write clearly, siy Il. full address l.QSrAL SOTES, ExrrsrS Money Orders, or x W Y"ik Ext !iange in ordinary letter. Curienty by Express (at nur rXpehse) addressed
 NJ. A. DAJPHIN,
 New Orleans, L4. or M. \. DAUI~HiN,
 Washington. ID. C. Make P. Q, Hnaey Orders payable and address Registered L,tterstO NEw ORLEANS NAT19N4t RANK,
 Tev Orleans, La.
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S-:a.0tf
Halt! {!

At the Pony Saloon illt and take " drnk of that fine Cld Hermitage Bourbon, ". II. M!c!Blrayelr B, Bourbon, pr some of that elegant old Hermit age and Gpckenlhleilml,er in, Rye gua'- anteed perfectl. pure. faes' imported braEdies, H---~e pppq gig rs, to be found in the Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on Edraught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and come often. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 
 S-23tf Proprietor.
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Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes-wth q capital of $1,O00,0OO-t1 which reserve fund Of over $550,0o0 has since been added
 By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise wAs msde part of the present State Constitution adopted December 3d A. D., 1879.
 Tke only Lottery ever voted on and en dOrsed by the pcoDis of any State.
 It never scales or postponcS.
 Hts Grand Single Number Eer:s wings will take place monthly, and the Extraordinary Drawings regularly every three monthS, instead of semi annually as heretofore.
 A SPLENDID 0E'TOETa,NH- 'H'Y E'O NbN A E'DsE'2's;.N E.. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, LASS 2. IN THE ACADEMY or MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, November CIh, ESSG--I0Sth Monthly Drawing.
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We, tho undersigned Banks end Bankers, will pay all Prizes CTawn in the Louisiana State Lotteries which may be prcserled at our counters.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, s75 ,ooo-1 Tickets only S5. Shres in propor-
 ton,
E|s z
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

"We do hereby certify th9t we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawings of The LuLIsiana State Lottery Company, and In person man age and control thc Drawings themselves, and that the same are conducted with hon
 esty, fairness, and in good faith toward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate, with fac similrs 0: our signatures attached, in its advertisements.
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Capital Prize, S7.5,O!OO

100000 'l'ickoas n1 Five DoIlAr"
 Each. FractiOmS. in Ftfths I'm Properties.
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G0uRfg Correspondence.
OHDOiI y. Q.
JOE pEIN0E.

La" is an invention Of worry ancient
date-oldcr than our ora, cider Cham the
flood. NJ frat, no doubt, ii was a worry
simple machine, and Lad u tcnhoccv
perhaps 10 strengthen the Iisht uuI on
tor"o Justice. Eat 4 h&" been altered
and amended end tinlJ.. cu Wit, SO
.i".' ,.,S' u. i- 49," abuse 49, iI,.ri-
'.'' 'N" ""'h' -. W.. sllu. que in.
fac, ,u., % doa yrou g., appro>,l, .,,,,
any d'rrultgl. tb,y, +, pnc p;.nc;rIc.
h~ar"r"I, W,icit belongs 10 ..9. In gen
o'A!, &"d which Viii , to all H., ..r.-
l.. 3t.oi* Law, 10 bic oIv..i, ,or,iI,r
y .od or crii, snur, have q '.lpti,o power.
a aust DO self acting. Whcr We thi4
pginctp@! is left ont, no matter wAA;
other Qualifications may hc present, law
becomes Il dead lcttor. This fact is So
plain that it is strange that any
man of ordinary scusu sLouId overlook
it. And yet nothing is moro common
tlSanto find lawp launched for the Sc
Of the public, without q %um,llauro OF
motive p0wur in thoir compUsition. /
will give a f-w instances: l'.t..I VIII,
mention the "nird Law" 1t is i Good
law, founded upon correct principles.
but YET it IN LETT without any MOTIVE
power, and SO, OF course. IL novprnoycs.
Is anybody over agraigned for violation
"fthat law? Aud yet It IL viola "a doz-
Hcns, nay, hundreds Of times every lay
curing tho time OF It's pretended opera
ton. Second, ! will mention the law
against carrying concealed weapons.
Viii venture the guess that there il not
ono man ia II hundred who has ceased
&" carry weapons on account ofthatlaw.
and yc. K fails to catch anybody 81 ail.
Occasionally 4 mar Is caught and niu-
ionod ~ ON other Law, and his Law
pounces upon him ana tries to make
people bciicv that it caught him. It il
ali hhsh, il has "CNcrcaught any one We;
and move will. Because it can't uayi-
gate;it has no motive power. Thirdly.
/ willmention Prohibition laws. A great
many people think very strange that
laws are not crtorcC,l. Really there is
nothing strange abcNt it,. These laws,
as ustGly made, arc left without any
motive power; there is no m~uul,incry to
10Y thcIn, and OF course, they don't
move. Tho Stock Law is, or has been
vastly moro unpopular here than Pro-
hibition, and set IL i8 strictly cIrorcoG.
because 1T has self acting motive power.
Had II boon !efb to the public soutimcut
fol us enforcement, il would hav boon
ike the others, n dead lc&,nr. A:.I set
"liow long Will Scoruors dclight in
their Seeming and fools hate kuowl-
edge" a good many raulors, through
THIS Section have failed toseslaboreun,
iccnt to run their crops. Tho mcg.o,
are h"v!IS more ana more oratouacucr
I" IoI, ~Gh~Itic1 AID s4U.,. Nw %gE.
o"ihga mas been quito ..li: with iucu-
monta, Gu.is ulw L-..sr.
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Tho statement of Nj 'or H.F
bradley in reply TO the pamphlet
of Mr.. Il. NJ. Brayton, not only
fully covers the charges which lie
latter has preferred for the purpose
OF defeating Major Bradley's con
firmation as Collector of Internal
Revenue for South Carolina, but
forces Mr.. Brayton from the posi-
tion OF q contestant for the Office
which he relinquished so unwil-
lingly, and still covets 80 ardcntly.
into that Of a hopeless defender of
his own rccord.-NeWs and Cola ".
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The New Marrow Guage Road.

Capt. w. j. Kirk, Chief engineer
Of the Atlantic, Greenvillo and
Western narrow guage railroad.
Cohpsbury. AS iS already knum.n,
the elections in Cokcsbury and
Ninety-SiX Townships Of Anbpvillc
have been held, each resulting in
the voting of q subscription to the
road equal TO five per cent. Of tho
taxable Property OF the respective
Townships, by large InajOritica.
The amount Of these subscriptions.
is:
Cokosbury $i6,223.
Nimety-SiX 42O,SG8.
Total &37.Oo1.
The election in Sullivan Town
ship OF LaurcD8 County was held
on yesterday, but the returns could
not be obtained, the township be-
ing without teiegraphic cOmmuni-
cation. No doubt is felt, however,
th0t The subscription was voted, ali
the reports from that section indi-
eating Il heavy majority for it.
The t"o townships in GrocnviIu
will vote mex, week. II is safe 10
accept The re sUlt5 rs q forcgonc
conclusion, and it may be assumed
that tho read wNlh&yc $T0,0GO from
ti" township Subscriptions to STAR,
with. ScVc.a! hundred dollars
nave been paid IL by private par
dies who had subscribed, and the
work officiating tno line is being
vigorously lu he'd Is We'll vUI.,y.
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A arSnd suo1ess.

TO tho younw ladies oftht. Kopra D.ita.
Society and Miss NoUt trra.. uudce
whosodirection the ontrria ,uWeutp fs %
Friday evening wus glven, tliis co{ftir a.
nifty is indebted for one offtAe fir est,
literary entertainments IL hrStyof ta6n.
onr privilege TO attend. Our 66I 3goEi4'
becoming famous for tech 1rh ft,s:cais
and society entertainments.
All the young ladies acquitted thout-
selves admirably and c~yinced thoreugh
training. We doubt ifany college in the
State could make u better display nc
musical talont.
Miss NORA KING, the beautiful aud
accomplished young lady who has
charge oftho musical department oflt,o
Laurensvilfe Female College, has giycn
ent 10 'a~tiafaction as ateacher, anttmadc.
u host OF warm friends during her stay
in Lnnrcns. sbo certainly Possesses i
talent for music that is rarely ~eScoiiou
ovon ny professionals, and tho nfsre
mention ochor nama In connection With
mn ontcrtatnn GU is q sudiciont guaran-
toe OF a full house.
May I%4Arrens losg retain tits gem
from tho .0Id North Ststefp
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A worthy Enterprise.

We had occasion to examine some OF
the work from the foundry of MYERS d
MCKINNEY, n few days ago., and we must
confess that we were surprised to find
that these gentlemen were prepared to
make such excellent castings. Few poo
pie realize the advantages to be derived
from an Iron Foundry in our town, until
they break q picco Of machinery and
find that 1t can DO made here in a few
moments, ard at a triiiug cost.
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Personal.

Personal. IL
Mr.. G. II. MILNER spent n few days in
town itst week.
Col d. i. DUNcAN ofUnion was in town
ON Monday last.
Mr.. II. NJ. SPARKS and family, and
Or. b. i. PoSEY, visited Unionl last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. $. EAsTERDY, have
moved into thor nov dwelling in Jer-
scy.
Capt. DwIauT and family have moved
into Nj. ~. II. MARTIH's house recently
occupied by Col. JAS. BARROW.
Mrs. G. D. BAIKspALH and her little
daughter left last week for a visit to
relativcs-in Alabama.
CHAs. Z. P~EHs$LHy, Esq, ono Of hu-
gu9ta's promising young lawyers pajl
our'ownH q professional visit last week.
Nr. TAzEwILL tally of Colombia
and Mir. Z. s. TiTzSImoEs Of Spartan
burg have located here for tic purpose
of buying cotton
Misses TSTELLE ToUCilu ard LAURA
CoLEaAH, two vory charming young la
dios from Coronaca, paid . short visit d
friondS here last week.
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Examined.

Teachers Examined.
We give the names of the teachors
who received certificates to teachin our
public schools during the year 1886.
WUiTE-lcirst GRADE.
Moses Madden, Miss jamie Chalmers,
j.. T.. III. Daniel, Miss Willie G. Pattor.
son, Il. NJ. Babb, G.. l.. Parrot, j.. III.
Roper.
SECOND GRADE. -
Miss Lctitia Mcrriman, Miss Virginia
Sullivan, j. II. Elledse, VA. l.. Daniel.
THIRD GRADE. .
White-Diiss Sudie Carter, NJ A. FL
ledge, Mrs. A. J.. Franks.
Colorcd-Second Grads-P. &. little,
w. G. Fleming.
THIRD GIsApE.N
Jno. n. Simpson, Paul j. Moore.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

10000, fset OF good lumber or salo cheap
apply at thia office.
Ny and Mrs. b. G. CRISP will move
into toWnia a fow days.
The skating inks ell over tho coun-
Fry are going to pieces with great rapid
ity.
FL MCGOWAN, Esq., has purchased
an eligible lot on the "NrooiLynn side of
town.
A GTcat many nov nsmcs have been
added to our liGt during the past row
weeks.
HENRY W. rs, OF this County, has
been drawn a. ! Grand Juror for the
United States Court, which meets i'm
Greenville.
Several interesting communications
@fs crowded out ofthis issue by the re-
ports of the County Officers. These re-
ports will be concluded next week.
We learn the Lauren8 Dancing1 Club
has decided to have their ball on Feb.
l2th, Instead OF The 18th. Also that il
will no. DO . masked Ball, rs reported.
We learn that n fow nights ago some
ono burglariously entered The poplnr
Springs Baptist Church, in thi, County,
n stole several articles, including tho
Bible, from the pulpit.
Tho trustees of School District No. 3.
Waterloo Township will meet Mt en-
fnrQvil1n ~, S,t,,to,. ~ %, e.,
O'Clock A. VI. all teachers and thoscintcr-
restcdin educational matters arc rcQucs-
ted to be present.
Saloday in February BROUGHT = LARGO
crowd to town. Several tracts of land
were sold and the prices seemed unu-
sually low. Several skirmishcs oc-
Cured botwecn the policemen and mqu
who werc not sblo TO tako care OF Them
solves.
The teachers of tho County mot on tho
S0th, at this place, #nG a comm,tt.ocouI-
posed of Prof. H.. T.. - ..r,~ S. J.. ~.
JOHNSON and Miss M Holm .. W..
appointed to arrange a programme, GoI
the next meeting, which willlo held a.
Waterloo.
G. NJ. CoMrTOH & Co. dealers in Fancy
groceries, cOnfcctonarios &C., have sod
their entire stock ofp0Ols to Alr.i.. 4.
McCoRD. "ToEY" will. leave in n few
days for the state of Georgia where he
Will sell the common Sense wclI-rix-
ture."
A new comedy, just out, is called
'The Girl with u Tin Ucnrtr Spulr
newspaper man, who certainly has not
the fear Of woman before his eyes, ven
lures to addthat "ncarly all girls have
tin hearts when a young man comes |
around with soft solder"
Last week in mentioning q purchase
by our townsinan Mr.. II. T.. GRAY. ty-
geographical error made us say "the notc !
was valued At $4,G01." 1t should have
been tho "hotol' was valued at $4,pnO.
The sale was q cash transaction and wc
arc sorry TO ave made this mistake
which was purely Typographical error.
We had the pleasure OF meeting the
handsome j. G. Darlington, of The Iau-
renisviile A~DVERTisEI{, on a recent trip
to Augusta GLcr!iic messenger.
IF we did not know Bro. PERniS to be
the best naturcd man in thc:Sta.c, we
would surely conclude that he has at
tempcd to poke u little fun at US. As il
is, we simply doft tho covering Of oar
Uranium and stand in utter amazcmont.
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i'm charge of Prof. and Mrs. Lee, is full,
but several private families will open
their houses to all who desire to attend
the colleges at ten dollars por moyth for
board and lodging.
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A Little Blaze

On saturday last Il small house, tho
property of w. J.. Bovp, in the section
of town known IS "Possom Hollow"
was destroyed by fire. The house was
occupied by negroes and rs 10 one was
present whom it camSht, it is sup
posed to be tho result OF car~cloasnCss.
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stop at eray's Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
GRAY IL South Carolinian and ex-
tends y "CaroiinH welcoIss" 20 all his
guests.
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A cleveland paper gives promi-
nence to the repot that Mrs. Gar
field j. writing y biography Of her
.hueband.
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