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The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
The Price of two Drinks.

The Price of two Drinks.
Remnant three cest- per yard.
nap enough G5pd- i going down
tape wage, wont - after them rom
Dillon vent on. hands in hi, pockct-
WHAT connected IN his mind the brown
LEO gown with blue and yellow roses
the thin wee. fretfnl face Of hi
Betty Wa aillng that day. her
% 'aer <aid and 10 had thought 1T To
me and hold ont wistfully her little
s' "heu her father Wrat of to work
r AnGer- iu Ten, pocket held ten
Mt pre- u lii regular morning drink.
- >1inr mental process II occurred to
a.H that ten cents would buy three ySrd.
= tie caliea and that would make Betty
gown and when she sai on his knee
unfolding i At night the cross. sickls
acc would grow childlike and ray.
Size u BE- no glad of the frock than
i Of ny dram. -aid Tom and he turn
81 back and asked for the three Yards Of
IL calico. On the counter a basket held
narrow white trimming market y ct
Doe that mean cent yard,7 asked
IN. Chip in yard. and bring the
dliae even.
I, vii male tery neal little dress.
I'D The eaze VII trim the meek and
-.eete,. al the -hop-giri pleasantly
.J..t ,he price u drak. - said Tom
iaea>ily
If all mn FpHla u-e their drink-mon-
= 20 there "pI.i De less ragged children
AID discourage mothers
he.i, Boy 50 \ not ragged, but SO
Va shabby. AM Nora. h. Wife. was = l.
aag 10 lo9k li-,-e>s and hopeless Va
i III iau.t: lie G-,cr Ha> drunk neycf
arnnk-cros.. lea cent IL the morning.
'ae >aine a. night. LOW an then a Sur
a. afternoon ;!fp.e AMI 4 Monday OF
Waen he f.; II.l AMI crs~>-not much
H.er Two dollar week. on the whole
tear IN and 1dt; that wa al 1t was an
al tina. made the difference between
esmfort and safety. and narrowne.- and
esSiety a. home. Tom did not rcali1s r.
Z" picked up hi parcel
suppose You buy the little girl a doll:
t-lsse arr only IKE cent? said the shop
% 3man per>ua>iyely. holding up do !. Il
W. ten inches ipug had staring black
80. tuft IF toa with a gilt band atop
t1r hair short arms straight. wooden
-. but i mad features and crimson
,npleXi9n. Tom wa> hot wise in doll,
aaa this lo9kei fine 10 him; it would be
= Betty. wh1 Lad no doll. He paid the
nickel Half Il tonight drink gone
he chuckled aud Of he went TO his work
lie master wa going about the shop
taat morning. He finally called out clear
, See here. my lads. don't wish to in
teffere with yeur private lives. but You
- spending too much on drinks. Now
NO has MT had a drink thi- morning.
AK up
! never touches i" said an old fellow
J haven had oLe- >ad Tom Dillon.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
W. G. II. L.

! MS column ia De voted to the interest Of the
y 3maus Christian Temperance Unlon Of
>k7Nhegan i to be conducted by them
The -kON gan W {. T. L meets atTemper
nee Hsil, No Cobnrn Block, every Tuesday
a three O'Clock
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

Men who complain most loudly about
the inequalities VI the human lot are gen
orally little blind To those great stores
wealth and blessings that no class can
monapolizc, and no wealth can buy.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

In the treatment of rheumatism. govt. nental-
Sia tic douloureux, sen-crania, scia,ica, Sc.,
salvation Oil should be applied Ia the parts A.
fceted and thoroughly rubbed in, so as TO reach
the seat Of the disease. 1t kills pain. Price J
cents bottle,
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
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Temperance in the Sunday Schools.

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IN 'a.,ua.i VA que III anu Oh. we ~ haFe
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= ~. .'' 'u i'a'..el. liis - zoe"
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''.I NJ I'm iot 'He NUH9lai : anu
10 81. ma e'i'SI'> 9t. an on
NJ I'm /" oiuei' III! II WIN nc
Of each. MIS- Cuimsu our Literature
Nuperintcnte Il. - Bible House New
York. Will ~cud specimens for five cents.
We can see the superintendent of the
sunday schools and yet the orders filled
all in good time. AZ least for the lesson on
Daniel. by the 3l>t inst The Vow of
the Nazaritc" by Canon Fajrcr price five
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
Maine State Prison.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE OFFICERS or fHE
INSTITUTION.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
Rates OF Advertising,

speelAl hoiites 10 ecHts per Line Local Setife.
= seatts pr lfHr. Armament Notifes {tno p.r
as tot int insertion. !; cents for zach snbsegehf
ia'otfi'n special rAi1. 10 i-fge local adsert.cf.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
go pr tsar5 = cent fer munths 40 ceuts f,aF
. months, srieuy IN adranee. sf7sif p4id = TN
r1nthsi SIN If payment is DELAYED b.yons
months.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

The annual reports Of the inspectors of
prisons and jails, and of the warden and
subordinate officers Of the Maine State
Prison have been placed before the Coy
error and Council. Following j. an al
slru1t
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
Somerset Reporter,

The LARGEST and BEST PAPER in the County
ENLARoEp AND IMPROVED.
LOCAL NEWS,
COUNTY NEWS,
STATE NEWS,
TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE,
AGRICULTURAL READING,
LITERARY READING,
HOME READING,
= CORRESPONDENCE
ss-Price reduced to S so per year, in advance,
As-7s cents for Six Months.
A-4o cents for Threee Months
SUB 8 c RlBE Now!
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
roryTy M YORK. .COrRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

gUUNI1 VT ~ wa"
Mary J. Guthrie, Plaintiff, against Arthur viii.
hanson and Bette Williamson, children of
,John n. Williamson, deceased); Martha
f, Carter, Sylvanus Williamson, Harriet
Ragland, Louisa Carter and Leroy William
son, children of j.: Glenn Williamson, ae.
ceased) and the widow (name unknown) OF
Robert Williamson, deceased, (also a son OF
the said J. Glenn Williamson) John M. Will
hanson, Sarah Ann Jones, and Addle VII
hanson married, name not KNOWN, (chll-
dren of Milton F. williamson, deceasedl; H.
Leroy Williamson, John Williamson, Sam
uel Williamson, Tazwell Williamson, Alex
ander Williamson, Bette Williamson, EN-
ma Williamson and " Williamson name
not KNOWN, the children Of Samuel e. Will
hanson, deceased), William A. Williamson,
and John J. Williamson, (who, with the
Plaintiff, are the children of w. Lewis Will
hanson, deceased) James L.. Williamson,
Mary f. Wilson, and Robert J. Williamson,
(the children of Sylvanus Williamson, de-
ceased); F.. Lee Erwin and John X. Erwin,
1.-THE children of Ann B. Erwin, deceased)-
heirs-at-law-and Robert f. Guthrie-as Ad-
ministrator-of j. Harvey Williamson, de-
ceased, observation-disclosures for Relief
Compliant not Served.
the Defendants above-named, all of whom,
except James L. Williamson and Robert f.
Guthrie, are non-residents of the State:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in this action, which
is this day herewith filed in the office Of the Clerk
of the Court Of Common Pleas, for said County,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the said
Complaint on the subscriber, at his office in
Yorkville, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF
such service; and if you fail to answer the Com
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the Complaint.
ISummons and Complaint filed April %, 1885,
H.. ST. JOS. F. WALLACE, &C. Pts.
Dated Yorkville, S. c., April 2S, A. D. 1886.
C. f. SPENCER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Anril % II Ut
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Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
LETTER FROM CHESTER.

CHESTER, April 26.-Mr. F. T. Morgan,
editor of the Chester Bulletin, has been Sc
lected to deliver the address at this place
on Memorial Day, May 10th. He will
doubtless favor his audience with a fine
address. All the arrangements for the GEL
ebration on this interesting occasion have
not yet been completed.
Mr.. T. N. Youngblood has been appoint
ed by the President postmaster at this place.
His appointment will doubtless be confirm
ed by the Senate.
News was received here a few days ago
of the death of Mr.. AMI Nicely, a citizen
of this place many years ago. Some OF the
readers of the ENQUIRER doubtless remem-
Der him as a merchant and cotton buyer.
He afterward moved to Columbia, where he
engaged largely in the buying of cotton.
He left Columbia for Savannah, where he
lived many years and then moved to New
York, where he spent the remainder OF
his life and where he died. His first
wife was a sister of Mr.. Taylor Gilmore,
at that time a prominent citizen of this
county.
Thieves are still carrying on their nefari-
ous. operations in u town. Rev. Dublin
Walker, colored, lost about $50 one day last
week, which had been placed in a bureau
drawer under lock and key. During his alb
sence in the discharge of some clerical duty
and while his was engaged at work in the
garden, some one entered the house through
q window, and proceeding to the bureau,
broke the lock, took the money and de,
parted. While suspicious are entertained
as to the perpetrator of the burglary, no pos
tive proof has yet been obtained.
The confectionery establishment OF MIR.
J. J.. Simmons was also robbed of some
articles last week.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of this
State will meet at this place on the 18th OF
May. The Chester brethren will give the
members of the fraternity a warm welcome,
and will entertain them in a handsome
style. About forty visiting members are
expected. -,
Capt. ] L. Agurs' fine Jersey COW died
last week. He refused at one time $500 for
this COW. -,
Farmers are we'll pleased with their small
grain crops.
Mr.. Harry Wylie will be a married man
in three or four days. He will lead to the
matrimonial alter, Mrs. jamie Mcdaniel,
of this county. His friends wish him the
greatest amount of earthly happiness. NJ.
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Mmket Reports.

YORKVILLE, April 2s.-Cotton 6 to So.
NEW YORK, April 26.-Cotton steady mid
ding uplands, 81. Futures closed firm, with sales
of92, 600 bales as follows: April, OH to 9.ls; May,
9.2O to 9.21; June, 9.33 July, 9.44; August, 9.54
9.26; November, 9.2l to 9.23 December, 9.26
to 9.2 January, 9.33 to 9.35; February, CAB to
9.45.
CHARLESTON, April 2G.--Cotton quiet;
middling, 9.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, April 24.-The following is the
comparative cotton statement for the week end
ing April "a, 1886: 1856. 1883:
Receipts at all ports forthe week, 42,l35 1888
Total receipts to this date. .... "A, 1851 $40 4,6ll, 952
Exports for the week........"... 54,l55 1857
Total exports to date, ..........3 {, 493, 593 3,5O6,SSs
Stock at ali Us. ports........ $50, 465 575,694
stock at all interior towns....... l22,322 55,523
Stock at liverpool. GA, 900 l,O24,OOO
American float for Great Britain Isl 900 10000
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And Then
ssGrapple This Paragraph"

At the present high price Of pure White Lead,
there is 90 per cent. or more in favor of the use of
Longman & Martinez Pure Prepared Paint. If
this paint was no better than White Lead, this
fact would save you $1,000 in every hundred dol
lars worth of material. But we can prove OH
scientific principles, and by the experience of
practical painters, that it is superior both i'll du-
rabilitv and covering properties to White Lead.
The guarantee of the manufacturers shows the
faith they have in their works. Sold in York.
willie only nv
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MERE-MENTI0N.

Business failures occurring throughout the
country in the last week, as reported by
R. G.. Dun & Co., number for the United
States 1859, Canada Is; total 1874, against l02
last week and 215 the week previous. .."The
Alabama Presbytery, in session at Auburn,
last week, expressed itself in favor of strik-
ing out from the confession the article which
forbids marrying a deceased wife's Sis
ter."."."Of 1873 counties in Georgia, lis are
now Prohibition...""Gen. Daniel Sickles
is being talked of by Tammany people as
their next candidate for the mayoralty of
New York."..""Chas. w. Shelton holds
that there are now as many Indians in the
country rs ever there were, and that the
aborigines have held their own ever since
Columbus discovered America.
dead body of an unknown colored mar was
found on Friday in a piece OF woods near
Charlotte where negroes frequently gam
BILE. There was a large bullet hole in the
skull."".The pedestal of the Bartholdi
statute is completed. ""Decoration day
was observed last Monday in the cities of
Augusta and Atlanta, STANDARDIZATION
elections in Richmond and Lynchburg, Va,
last Monday resulted in defeat Of prohibi-
ton in those cities. ".Among the con-
formations made by the Senate last week
was the nomination of D. F. Bradley to be
collector of internal revenue for South Caro-
lina.";Col. VIM. l.. Trenholm has given
bond in $780, 900 and assumed Office as comp
troller of the currency.""".Secretary Man.
ming has so far recovered that he is now al
lowed to see visitors.
A mule belonging to Henry Epping,
near CherokeeS Springs, Spartanburg, c0un-
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A Family

a FHhIIIy NCWSP"PSFs
In view of the fact that this is campaign year,,
and that there is likely to be a great many
matters of interest brought before the people,
1 have made an arrangement with the Proprietor
of the ENQUIRER to form a new club and furn-
ish the ENQUIRER at TWO DOLLARS $4,000
PER ANNUM UNTIL THE 18TH + fully,
lSs6-the subscription to begin Immediately after
I receive the money. I respectfully call the
attention of my friends to this announcement
and if they will call on or address me, care of this
office, they or their orders shall receive polite at
tention. Money at my risk by Postoffice order
or Registered letter. Address
T.. GEORGE GRIST, Yorkville, S. c.
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JOHN G.. ENDAL.

SHORT STOPS.
A Cool Reception.
WYE have just received and are fitting up an
w elegant Soda Water Apparatus with which
we expect to give our friends and the general
public a cool reception, during the Spring and
Summer months. We shall have fright smart"
more to say on this subject in the near future.
PERSONS AND PAPERS.
We buy Staple Drugs, Chemicals, &C., inlarge
quantities and at very close prices. We make
special low figures to Physicians, and would be
glad to quote prices by mail where a personal call
is inconvenient. Scribble at us, please.
Seely's Trusses.
Big Stock, in hard Rubber, Steel, Elastic, sin
gle and double. Children's Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters and Shoulder Braces, all styles. Also
the new Eggleston Appliance.
2 ONLY.
We have Just two boxes of that cheap Tobacco
left. Call early if you wish to be supplied. 1t
is a dandy article for the price.
Another Horse.
We have added the Old Oaken Bucket to our
brands of Chewing Tobacco. 1t is Tobacco In a
minute and don't you allow it to escape your re-
collection.
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
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OBITUARY

D1ED-In York county on the oath Instant,
INFANT DAUGHTER Of Mr.. T. n. and Mrs.
II. J. Thomasson, aged l month and Is days:
Of catarrhl fever. LINDSAY McCARTER, son
of MI. D. w. and Mrs. E. C. McCarter, aged 3
wears l month and q days.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
4 LII and singular the creditors of WESLEY
N &. GRAHAM, deceased, are notified that
they are required to establish their claims before
me. under the order Of the Court of Common
Pleas for York county, S. G., in the cause of S.
Elmina Graham ct al. as. r. G. Culp, Administra-
tor, ct a. on or before the third day of May
next, at my office in Yorkville, S. Cat II A. NJ,
or be debarred.
Yorkville. S. c.. April6 6, 1886.
WIN. b. McCAW, Special Referee.
HART & HART, P. Attorneys.
AprilS "A At
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ggetid Not11es.

Rt. Rev.. Bishop j. j. Moore, DID,.
Bishop ofthe A. NJ. E Zion Church, will preach
in the Zion church of this place on next Sunday
night. Seats will be provided for those Of our
white friends who may wish to hear him.
H. BLAKE, Pastor.
April29 II 1t
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Winburn Stands Head.

The customers of Winburn's Gallery say they
are getting the best pictures at the owestp prices
that they have ever had taken. This should in
duce all who expect to have pictures taken, to DO
80 at once. as he will remain in Yorkville but
a short while longer.
March IL III u
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Cheapest, Handsomest and Best

On the market. Our line of Clothing, the largest
in town, has been especially appreciated, ana
with these beautiful goods. 1t has been asked
with an air of doubt, by almost every one who
has entered our doors, if We expected to sell all
those Hats? Weunhesitatingly reply, every one,
for every day witnesses them
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Spetial Notites.

Trade With May e. May This Year.
They will sell You cheap and give you as good
and pure Drugs as you can buy anywhere in the
world
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DO Won Feel Tired.

Languid, broken down, low-spirited, have no APP
petite, no energy, no inclination to undertake the
many duties of the Spring time? If so, get i'm
mediately a bottle of Westmorelands Ca!lsaya
Tonic. The most pleasant, lasting and lnvlgor-
ating tonic on the market. For sale only by
LOWRY & STARR
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Columbia Register.

The cheapest and a good and reliable weekly
newspaper is II COLUMBIA WEEKLY
REGISTER, price one dollar a year. Eight
pages of good reading matter. The latest tele-
graphic news. Remit to the publisher.
CHARLES \. CALVO, Jr.,
Columbia, S. G.
March % II t
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Just Opened This Week.
&C., ~ ~.''.
900 Gents Linen Collars in every shape.
120 pairs Linen Cuffs, round and square.
These goods are first quality and prices guaran-
teed.
A large lot of White Lawn Ties, Silk Bows,
Scarfs, Cravats, &C., in black and colors.
A nice stock of beautiful new styles Of fine fig
ured Muslins and Organdies, in bright and dark
colors.
Solid colors of Lawns.
Solid black Muslins and the most beautiful
black figured Organizes ever shown in this mar
ket.
new lot of nice barred Muslins and Lawns at
10 and l2l cents per yard, extra wide.
2 pieces nice All Over Nets.
Beautiful Summer styles Of Satteens at ST cents
per yard, worth 10 cents.
A lot of the two latest Novels by "The Ouch
ess,' Lady Brauksmere' and ga Mental Strug-
gle,'' 20 cents each.
A lot of fine Satin Palm Fans.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Bingham and
White Law Bonnets.
A new supply of Ladies' Straw Hats, in white
and black.
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HOW TO SAVE ONE DOLLAR.

A NY person who desires to subscribe for the
n Enquirer, and will send us his name,
together with the name of a friend or neighbor,
accompanied by $500, we will send to their adj
dresses, the ENQUIRER for one year from the
date of receipt.
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LOWRY e. STARR.


Insect Powder. Bed-Bug EXterminatOr.
VVNHIS is the right season of the year to use In
sect Powder or Bed-Bug EXterminator
Sure death to Flies, Ants, Reaches, Bed-Bugs,
&C., &c.
OUR SODA WATER
Is served to please the most fastidious. Our
Syrups are made from purest Syrup and choicest
Fruit Juices.
TOBACCO.
Don't forget to call on us when you wish your
next pound of fifty cents Tobacco. We keep the
best in town.
STILL THEY COME.
Mr.. r. l.. Wallace says:
Lowry Il STARR, Gentlemen: | had several
hard Chills before / commenced taking your
Certain Chill Cure. Quinine wouldn't stop them.
Half 4 bottle Of c.. G.. G. cured me sound, and
acted as a tirst-rate tonic, giving me a splendid
appetite and improving my health generally.
Yours truly,
r. l.. WALLACE.
April "a, 1856.
Sold only by
LOWRY & STARR.
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I,u no AS Much For You.


Give me a dollar and I'll do as much for you
or more, by giving you in return a Can of Car
riage Black, with which you can paint your old
Buggy or Carriage the blacklist you ever saw,
with a handsome gloss without varnish. One
man, one brush, one coat, one dollar.
And Then
Soften your Harness with the J. 1. c.. Harness
Oil and polish them with the international Har-
ness Backing, and when you drive out you will
experience a satisfaction that knows no bounds.
and a charity more extensive than civilization.
These three articles so necessary to the prosperi-
ty and happiness of mankind are sold only at
the York Drug Store.
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Wooden and Willow Ware.

Water Buckets, covered, for Summer use.
Churns, Butter Trays and Prints, etc.
Tobaccos. at low prices. Oaken Bucket at 60
cents retail. Factory price to dealers. Snuffs of
all sorts. Try two seasonable little articles
Mica Axle Grease and Schmidt Cattle Powders.
Country Produce wanted.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES,

In large assortment and latest styles. Fans and
.Parasols in great variety and at any price.
The largest and best assortment of Ginghams,
Lawns and Domestics, in town. Come and see
us. All we ask is an inspection.
HUNTER & OATES.
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
w. r. Hays, Plaintiff, against Mary Hays and
others, Defendants. compliant to Sell Land,
Pay Debts, dc.
ID Y virtue of the Decree Of said Court, entered
in this cause, at the March Term, 1886, the
Creditors of w. ALLISON HAYS, deceased,
are hereby notified to establish their claims be-
fore me. at my office, on TUESDAY, THE 18TH
MAY, 1856, or be barred.
JOS. +. WALLACE,
G.. c. Pleas and Special Referee.
c. +. SPENCER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
April - 16 st
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Go By The Dozen.

The departments of White Goods, Embroide-
ries and Dress Goods is complete and the goods
are selling rapidly every day: care often told
that we keep the largest and best selection of
these goods on the market. Gu Black and
Mourning Good cannot be excelled. Our Millin-
cry is especially cheap and popular and selling
Ill
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STAPLE DRY GOODS, &C,

Our stock of Staple Dry Goods, Jeans, Cotton
AIDES, C]assimeres, &c, is full up and prices very
low. ,
1t is conceded that we have the finest stock Of
Shoes and Slippers in the market, and at prices
that no other attempts to equal.
A full stock of Miscellaneous and school
Books. Catalogues furnished upon application.
WANTED.-All kinds of Country Produce
and much money.
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A mule belonging to Henry Epping,
neal Cherokee Springs, Spartanburg, coun-
ty, was Killed by lightning the other day
while it was working in the plow.