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Scroftrla ofLungs
Relieved.

am now 70 years old, and have suffered iOy III
last fifteen yean with lung trouble seyeral
members oil the family on my mothers side Of the
house had died with consumption, aud Tho doc
tors were NJ agreed In their opinion that had
consumption also, l had all the distressing symp
toms Of that terrible disease, have Apeut thou
sands Of dollars 10 arrest the march Of this diseasO
have employed all Of the usual methods, not only
In my own case, but In tho treatment OF Other
members Of my family, but Temporary relief was
all that obtained. was unit for any manual
labor for several years. by chance came into
possession Of pamphlet Oh BLOOD aud Skin
Disease" from the office OF swift Specific Co., Al
lanta, Ca A friend recommended the use oil
swltS Specific claiming that he hImIoli had been
greatly benefited by It's use In some lung troubles
IrpJOlyCd to try II. About four years ago / com
menced to take 8. 8. 8. according to directions,
found il an inyigorating tonic, and have used
about litv bottles. The RtuW arc most remark.
able, Ny cough has left me, my strength has re
turned, and weigh sixty rounds more thar. ever
did In my lie, II has been three years since
stopped the uSe OF tho medicine, but have had
no GiuTn Of the disease, and there Rle no pains or
weakness felt III my lungs do tho hardest kind
Of mechanical work, and feel Rs well rs ever felt
since was boy. These, know, arc wonderful
statements 10 make, but am honest when l say
that owe my GxlsIenCe and health to-day 70
sWlhs specific, II Is tho only medicine that
brought me any permanent relief. do not say
that Swltb Specific will dn this IN eVery case but
most positively affirm that II has done this much
Tor ME- and would be TcGfeRnt 10 The duty owe
10 suffering humanity II had failed 10 bear this
cheerful testimony % the merits Of this wonderful
medicine, am well known IN the ely Of Mont
gOmOry and can reier 10 some OF the Lest citizens
In the city. r. J, HOLT.
Montgomery, Ala, June 2j, 1895.
Swift specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Blood aud SEln Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer s. Atlanta, Ca
or l67 W. sd street, New York.
For sale BY Logan & Co. and LRughlln Bros 4 Co
mn nav
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 1iso,
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Win.
nlow'B Soothing Syrup lor Chlldten Teeth.
Ing. It's value IL lnCalCulable. II will re.
lleye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon II mothers, there Ia no mis-.
take about II, II cures dysentery and
dlarfhtea, regulates the stomach aud bow.
els, cures wind collie, soitens the gums, re.
duCes inHanmatlons, and gives tone and
energetic the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
Ing Is pleasant 10 the taste, and ID the pro
scription Of one Of the oldest and best TO-
male nuises and phyBiCians ID the United
States, aud 10 for sale by oil druggists
throughout the world. Price 20 cents
bottle, MwsAW
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s in the darkness, made more psrplsxing
by the numberless lights, without Ger.
man word in her vocabulary, 1t was any
thing but comfortable. Desperate ut
length, when the SChlosstrasse really
seemed to vanish out OF existence, she
accosted woman and asked her way in
English. The woman smiled, and shook
her head. 1t was OF no use asking the
way; nobody understood her. She was
hungry, and cold and faint, It seemed to
her that she had been hunting for the
Schloatrasse for hours, and might Contin.
ne in that occupation all night II
no one came to her aid. There
we're the drosChkRs, drawn up
in long lines, waiting for pas
senges who never seemed to arrive,
the drivers wrapped in their blankets,
smoking or sleeping contentedlyi but she
dare not take one, even II she could have
made the driver understand where she
wished to go. At that time she did not
know that Dresden droschka ia as safe as
ones roof tree. At last she paused in her
mad and despairing haste to beg help OF q
gentleman with his wife upon bis arm.
They stopped and listened, regarding her
compasslonately. They answered her III
broad German, and she answered in efiu'
sive English. II seemed TO her that the
woman began to regard her with suspi-
Clou, to question iishe were beggar, or
what. The man opened his purse,
Violet shook her head, and the tears
spraug into her eyes, ~ have lost my
way" she persisted. III ! could find the
Terrace should bs all right, know the
way well from there" While she spoke
somebody else stopped and listened, ar
rested by her voice.
"Violet VioletI" somebody said, close
at her elbow and Violet answered:
"Oh, John John, is it you?"
"Yes, it Is |, | found | couldn't live
without YOU" Aud Violet was in his
arms, safe and happy, and the German
gentleman and his vile smiled at each
other and at Violet, who no longer saw
anybody in the crowded square but John
Dabney,
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Rev. II. H. FAlRALL, D. D., editor Of the
Iopa Melh0iitt, says edltorially, in the No.
yember (lSS3) number Of his paper. ave
have tested the merits Of Ely's Cream
Balm, and believe that by a thorough
course OF treatment, It will cure almost
every case OF Catarrh. Ministers, as q
class, are afflicted with head and throat
troubles, and Catarrh seems more prevalent
than ever. We cannot recommend Ely's
Cream Balm too highly.
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tlnA,.i.n,. A.ninn ani,a.

Tho best Balvs IN the world fol Cats
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsutn, Fever
Sores, letter, Ohappel Hands, Ohilblalns
Uorn6 and all Skin EruptionS, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisiaOtlon
or money refunded, Price % cents poi
box, For sale BY Logan q %,
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Men Of grit are to bs admired. Senator
Malone, Of Virginia, 10 one OF them. Grit
has won him all his victories. He weighs
only 100 pounds, but IS Of that is solo
backbone. II there IL anything in God
Almighty'a world that despise 1t is :
man with a-little old cotton string for 0
backbone, with a couple Of ribs sewed to
1t. Judas IsCArlot betrayed his Master
for thirty pieces Of silver, but there art
men to-day who will do it for nothing and
board themselves.
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In order that our town shall have thu
best goods possible, the popular druggists
Logan 4 Co., aud Charles Menkemellel
have arranged to sell Acker's English Pre-,
scriptions, among which Is ACker's Dys.
pepsia Tablets, They act upon the gys.
tenn when suffering with Dyspepsia, Bad
Breath, Sour Stomach, Flstulency, Heart.
burn, &C., &c, with a wonderful Ger.
tainty, hence they guarantee them to
cure always, or will refund the money,
TrIIAkM
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educational.
M, de ChaNtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va.

1Ae ,hlny.clghIh year OF this wCll'EnoWn Acad
.rr under the charge Of the Visitation nuns
on,p, on the 0nt Monday Of September next Ant
continues ten months,
pupils received at any time in the session,
Tbs,e who dyirC to plscO their daughten In Al
c,G,ul,oa aao,dlng exceptional advantages Ii
III, N,y Of aealthiul aud delightful location, on
srIIcp, board, thorough discipline and instruction
=, lle hands Of Me long teachers, in every depart
ng.t Of female education, including tho mOdcn
languages and music, should send Tor caIAlOgu
d mi, school, Address,
Directfees Of the Academy Of the Visitation
MT. dc CHANTAL,
,nlsn.v Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, use shi
Ioh's Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents.
SHILon's COUGH and Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. II cures
consumption,
sulLoII's vIrALlsER Is what you need
for Constipation, LoEs Of Appetite, Dizzi
ness, and all Symptoms Of Dyspepsia
Price 10 aud 7b CenlS per bottle.
OROUP, wHooPlEd cough and Bron
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh'l
Cure.
Sold by Laugblin Bros. & Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can DO 30 quickly
cured by Shiloh'B Cure. We guarantee 1t,
WILL YOU sUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver ComplaintH Shiloh's VitRllzer ID
guaranteed 10 cure you.
gLREPiEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shlloh'B Cure 10 the
remedy for you.
OATGRRH CURED, health and 6wael
breath secured, by shiloh's Uatarrh Hem.
edy. Price % cents. Nasal tnjgClOf free,
Sold BY Laughlln Bros 4 Co., Wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W, Va
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81. CiairsrIte Chronicle,
The INTELLlGESCER is especially valu
able to people Of this section, containing
as it does, not only all the general new
and market reports, but much news Of t
local character.
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NEW YoRK, JAn. 2l,-Thete has heen very large
and steady demand In which all seGsOnable labrlCi
have participated BleAChed COttOns and print
hayc Teen particularly brisk and other styles AfC
not neglected.. New heavy woOlenS have had more
attention and good orders have been placed
Printing cloths arc Vety lrn ut 5liC aud stronger
tone rules III cotton goods OF all KINDS
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IlrnBuRqlI, pA.Jan. 20. Reports that the porte,
well, in the Kane district had made 1870 Dairus h
u louis caused heavy decline III oil to-day. The
Sc under the general selling. Shortly after
O'Clock there Wasa slight rally, but the improve
menk was only temporary aud prices broke aRar
tied. with the tendency Of the market still down
wards considerable excitement prevailed and Sey
Gral large blocks Ol oil changed hands.
BRADFORD, PA jan. 2N.-Opened al S73Eo; closet
a. SS1Sci highest S1Sci lowest Sa4o; runs not 70
ported; total shipments 6p,2iO barrels; CnAftef
2, III barrels; Clearances 2,O2lIg00 barrels.
Oil CRY, Pa, Jan. w. Opened al SIC: highes
6IIfUt lowest S3HC: closed az BBISO; Eales AlJOl
barrels cleafailces I,sll OO0 barrels; shipments Gg,
4iV barrels CharLefs n Ill barrels.
.TtruSytLLE, Pa, Jan. 2L-Opened al $40 and
closed AT SlTci highest S1ISO; lowest SslSO; shlp
inpnts 6S9AJ 6Arfeli charters not posted.
EEw YoRK, jan. E.-peltoleum, refined steady
United closed Of SgNc.
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Ayers sarsaparilla, being highly con.
centrated, requires smaller dose, and is
more effective, dose for dope, than any
other blood medicine. 1t Is the cheapest,
because the best. Quality and not guam.
tity, should be considered. paw
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FairaOR IPet VirOmiGa.
We are indebted to the Wheeling In
TELLIGESCER for a copy oi its handsome
wall Calendar-a splendid specimen Of
handsome typography and most useful
aFftei Alor the office or counting house,
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yields no pearl that can exceed in beauty
teeth whitened and cleansed with that In.
comparable dentriaGe, the fragrant 500.
DON'T. Nor is coral roeior than the gums
In which such teeth are Bvt. So say the
ladies, who are the best judges in such
matters.
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-kCorI,s ELECTROMAGNETIC
God Liver OIL, with HypOp hOSphIteS, In Lun
TROUBLES and Cholera InIantuni.

Dr.. W. L. Ransom, Hartford, Ind, says
N find SCOTS Emulsion an excellent rem
edy in lung troubles, and especially il
Strumous children and u most valuable
remedy in chronic stages Of Cholera In
tantuni."
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"spA1Dlvo's GluE,0 handy and useful

A crank who recently died up in Gala.
yeras county thought 90 much Of punCtual.
lily shat he placed clock under his head
SO that he could die on time.
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1t Is said that Confucius was never
known to speak at meals. lie probably
sat OF the middle OF the table then, whore
everything was handy.
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CnRRRFuLLY recommend "Dr. Pet.
FOLDS German Bltters" to the public as a
useful Medicinal Tonic.
WIN. II. Ii. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,
was 0wings Mills, Md.
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A Brooklyn girl stepped into jeweler't
and asked Tor pair Of consistency brace
let's" Somebody had told her that con-
slstenCy was o Jewel.
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lxEErlt with prIdC,-l apply i with care
USE II, as sure as the morning light comes.
II whitenS my tetth and IL hAfdeGs my gums,
Il SwGstens my breath,-'tlI my very best thing
Thy praises iii ever, Oh, BOZUDONf, slug.
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NEW YoBK, Jan ~ Cotton, futures CLOSED
barey steady and i.iC0o lower than yesterday Feb
fuRty giiU March D.2sC; April aIAg 900; Maj
946ci tune p.b6c; August y 7Sc; October 9,33c.
CiNctNNAri, o., Jan. 2O,-Cotton steady mlddllnj
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A girl tqueezss her own foot to make II
appear small, but she leaves the sQueeSlng
oil her hand 10 the men,
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OF course IL would be impossible for
Violet To lose herself to-day In Dresden.
She laughs at the idea but al that time II
was quits q different story. The Altmarkt,
AZ everybody knows, Is q square shut in
with shops, with two sLrgets leading out Of
Il from each Of ils four corners, 90 TO sneak.
In frenzy Of fear Violet chose one OF
these streets; II II we're the SChlosstfasse
through which she had potne to the AT.
markt she knew II would presently bring
her in view OF the thoroughiare leading
into the HchloBsplatS, where the gilded
groups on the stairway Of Htuhl's Terrace
would show her that she was all right for
home. That was the only route she knew,
but after walking some distance the street
ended agalnst dark and iotbidding build.
Inc, thea she tetraCed her weary steps
and hurried In the opposite direction, lnlo
Wildruferslrasse, and as this opens upon
the PoftplatE, che soon saw that she was
wrong again always she returned 10 the
Altnstkt, feeling that this was her only
guide and safety, &c the street which had
brought her there must still lead out Of II,
unless some enChantment had been al
work,
In her haste and excitement she ex.
plofel one street after another without
hitting upon the right one, and, In TACT
following several Of them more than once
before recognizing her mistake, Ill had
been daylight, she felt that oil would be
we'll, the adventure would have been de-
llghtiul but here, with the clocks striking
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Departure Of trains for 81 ClsltNillC, D.
No 10 leaves Wheeling Al 1850 q. M; arrives Al
81, ClAlBvlile a. Rija m.
No leaves WheellBE Al p.2j n. m. arrives al
~ Granville AZ 1910 a, m,
No IS leaves Wheeling al $40 p. mi arrives al
81. ClAlikvllle nj 4!5j p. M.
Arrival Of trains from ". ClainyllIC, q.
No II leaves y glAinyllle atpig6 a. MI affivts
al Wheeling al 1913 A. IN,
80 10 leaves e. ClaInvllle al 6t5 p. mi arrives
al wheeling OIL 0 2Op.n.
.TLHE tilIs ROUTE The quickest most comfort.
able aid tho only all RAIL hUUrE-landltF p0tseti.
gers In tho business portion ard neatFst lto boSl
hotels Of wheeling, Bellaife and III tlalfsvli'e.
o. w. TtlOtT MAnd0ay
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DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cure DIseaBos Of tho Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, Aud All Urinary and UfetlrAl Diseases,
Nervous and PhyhoAl DEBILITY, Seminal Weakness,
Loss OF Visof, Premature Decline In MAn, Early
Decay, lmpovdIlUy ctuIod By crroTs Of youth, ex
and nose, ulnefs eruptiong, BofoiulG, tsiter BAlt
rhoum and ali blood and skin diseAlef. Female
Weakness speedily cured. GOnorTheA nurod in .
days Prloe 90 %. Hold in Wheeling, W, Va, by
!, y, BooErNs, JosAN 4 CO., Druggists, Bent by
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oomm0dRton trains runs daily eXN6nt SindIv,
J. g, TOMLlNSON,
W. J, ROBINSON,
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
i (cPBsATNal
CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH RI
La n m rsiss:.ss=s
ConuU1heN tlme,LADle ui pAasunk1E LlalUs vVr.
rect0d 10 NOV. %, lS3IS-Centril Standard Time.
RAsF AM NORTH 70 FI7IS8Va9a 1Sn GISVSTIg6--
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Assessment N0tjce
AUDITORS OEEIC,E

AUDITORS OFFICE,
PICEENS {. H., S. c., Jan. IL, 1885.
REiNG unable to meet nv published
- appointments on account OF the wealth
| cr, ana by special request of sundry tax,
! payers, notice is hereby given ofchangc Of
| time.
l will he at the following places on
days specified, viz:
On Monday January 95th, at Cross
On Tuesday, January Goth, at Dacus-
Vile.
On "Wednesday, January 27th, at Fos-
tcrs store.
| kintOwn.
AZ AikcNS Store, .Ianuary 2Gth, and at
! Kings tore, january 3Gtn.
At Hurricane 0u Monday February. 1st,
!S>'H, aHl at Six MIL school House, Tues
/ day. "a F"lrj2Ty.
Al rr.'r2l, W"1ncs.?av. February Sd.
~ i.as'r", Thursday, February ith
N1d At Ptckc"s CNut iIau,c the bal
j. z. CLYDE,
County Auditor.
TIE f!!;"rTi':~ 2NI1,i:.t.:l&,Ls have bocn
ma"r by r"M 'y A"';;"rf,r Township ass
Sol"l"rtrc yc%r -. f,r ri'ickrns County, viz:
EtSLEY TOW>glII?.
\, G. Wyatt. john \. Easily, Lawrence
Il. Berry.
LIBERTY Tow NSiiIp.
Or. Gr"rg" T.. R,binson, Matthew /
Smith, =. Smith C;ri!tia:
CENTRAL TOWN HIP.
II q. Gaincs, VIM. Clayton, iIahcrt \.
Cochran.
lICRHIi' TOW SHIP
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CON'TE 'TIONS.

AtScncca with r and y r II for Atlanta
A. with Atlantic Coast Line and South
CAROLINA Itnilway, from and TO Char
LESION.
with Wilmington, Columbia ard An
glsta from Wilmington and all points
North.
With Charlotte. Columbia and Auo7,sto
from Charlotte ard all points North. w
3. with Ashcvill" and SDartaNburg from
and for points in Western <. G, '''
G. Atlanta apd Charlotte Division r {. n
r for Auag ia aad noirrs South g. yvost
G.. r. TAL"Or.H, Supcr'f
. G. w. CnHARs Act Genl Pass. Accr{
d CsHpwEiI Asst Cen, Pts. Agcr,(
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Th2 Best Newspaper in America,
and by fat Inc Most Readable.
Agents wanted everywhere to earn
money in distributing the Suns Pre-
miums.
The most interesting and advanta-
gcoos offers ever made by any News
paper.
No Subscriber ignored or neglected.
Something for all.
BoNutifnl and Substantial Premiums in
Standard Cold and olhorWntchos ,Vainablo
Hooka, tn" Beat Family Sew ing Machino
known to Tho trodr, and an unoqualod list
of objocte Of roo! utility and instruotion
Rates. by 1Ea5l. Postpaid:
DAILY, per Year without Sunday SO 90
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FOR Every Day IN THE YEAR I 90
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Address, the Sun, Tew Yort City
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M'FAI1I'S
A L M A N AC
EHOHg ."'. ", H'-"s
~st
L 8 8 g.. .....r1. p. s.E...+'. = .
.@r
o.. .....,,.. q.
JANUAHY- U.s..
.JANUAI3Y-

All the worlds store,
And all the men and women
Are merely buyers, and each man,
In his life buys many bargains
From w. Z. MCCALL.
At first he buys his Shoes and Hats
lie buys Steel Traps and Rough on
Rats,
He buys good Cheese and then his
Lard, .....-.
Ills settlements are never very hard,
With w. T. McFALL.
He goes and comes, and comes and
goes,
And always buys his Plows and Hoes.
lie buys his Bacon and his Jeans,
This year he will live within his
means, and try to pay
McFAIn.
Fheso shooting men will buy their
And caps and powdcr,--a dinner pot,
"A sack of salt, little meat,
ana everything else they want to cat,
From W. T. Mccall.
His good wife will buy her checks,
Rlbbons and beads for little necks,
A calico dress, pair of gloves,
And her old man, the man she loves,
Says, always buy from
WAD MoFALL.
The man who settles every year,
Never has thing to fear,
Always happy, we'll and strong,
He il always right, never wrong,
When buying from McFALL.
But he who buys and never paws,
L"2k$ all right, but, ---- his WAYS,
Drives fine horses, wears fine clothes,
" no settles his bills, no one knows,
setter than YOU and WAD MCCALL.
Now here" a word TO honest men,
| i;now yUuN pay ne MI You can,
>" cOH!2 right on, III do my part,
" e1. hojp each othor 20 meJ u start.
[ am your friend,
-" - Tr:-:' r. s p "a e z e; aSa1I.
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All passenger trains run ihrouCh f.
Dthrliie and Richmond without chang.
connecting nt DanviIle with Va. Midlon,
hwy., to all eastern citios, and at A,luur,
with all lines diverging. No so Icny.,
Nl"hmo"d nj 3 - p NJ and No 81 arrive,
nero hi 4 o. NJ, so leaves Richmon,
U" NJ. IS arrives there : 90 \ NJ.
8u'fet Sleeping cars Without Chance
q trains Nos. so and 81, New York
an" A'innia, Warrington aud New Or
''ah' VIA Dnnville, and Greensboro an,:
AShcv,Ee
Oh trains y os. Stand So, Richmond
hha greensboro ana WASHINGTON and
n'N'h Ghd N"shinEi New Orleans.
hre'"r"'nG, on NJ .D3--slccper Green's
O"r"to Eichoud.
lhr"uNh tIckets on sale at Charlotte.
H;eenv'!lc, Seneca, Spartanhurg aud
hH'neh''lie 10 all points South, SoutI,.
west, North and East.
with L X to md from Athens
win Ek R,oMnd from ralulnh Falls
with Z Air Time to aud from Elocr.
Ton ard Bow"rSvinc
d with Blnc Ridge r X to and from
| wnlhnl!A, sc
Il VITA hnd q II TO and from Ncwbcr
| ~. ASTON Hu7l Cnlumhin
with md 8 u nri c Rpto and from
| H"ndcrSonviile, AlSton, SC
u with chester and L"uoir Rto and
ron chester r"rkviilc and pa las.
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Gen. MaEnger. Gen Pass Ag't
Richmond, Va.
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Registration Notice

y OFT. j. is hereby given that the Books
- ol Registration fer Pirkcms County
MI 66e opened at Pic<rHs c. IT,. on the
nr9t Monday in c0"h month 10 c,.anl,. such
persons to register as have acquired the
,IIsnt since the last general election, to
'3...Is S,"nsicr such rs have charged their resi-
dencc, and to renew lost and dcr,crd cnr-
kincates until and Including Ulefrst Mon-
gay III Ia July. 1886, when the law Tcouirc.
S'lo Sil books closed, except for tho nurnoscs
hereinafter y mentioned, namely; t,ost oyd
aGtaccd t,y.Lt certificates may be renewed mf;I
nlirCy Gays betorethe general election, and
gounS mmen coming of age GftcF Tia cIoq.
Sa ,s ., ,the BOOKS may re9iatcr until the
9, !. ogTANT,
.S}lPnG@rHsorfor eiclstEs eouIttv.
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We leave of the name of the nu-
thdf and the place from which the
cara was sent. 1t came, however,
from one of the lower counties. The
author, who is a stranger to MIR.
Crayton, is known by gentleman
OF this city, and is said to be prom
lnent merchant of his town. He
should cease studying profit and loss
ana take course in Mr.. Tilman's
Agricultural Collego-Andorson In.
telligcncer.
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DEAR SIR: 1 saw your advertise
ment IN the paper. You raised silo
OF which you got $50 wagon loads Of
green forage. I would very much
IKE E1S, TO get some of the sil 10 seeds
What will you take for it?
Yours Respectfully.