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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-06

peace and good will of the Christmas time, now at it's ending as well as at its incep- ton.
 The Feast of the Epiphany -signifying the Manifestation of the Savior to the Gen. tiles = was fttingly celebrated in the Churches to-day. And in the special com memoration there was mixed some of the Christmas special reverence. For this is Old Christmas Day-would be Christmas Day, proper, still but for that change in the Calendar from Old Style to New, when in October, 1582, Pope Gregory XIII re- formed the Juliano system by striking out ten whole clear days. England did not adopt the New Style until 1751, when ar Act of Parliament struck out eleven days nearly creating social revolution, with the war cry of, "Give us back our eleven days. But for this change to-day would be Christ mas Day still with us.
 In Ruesia, and in countries where tht ordinances and discipline of the Greel Catholic Church are observed, this Ii Christmas Day. They did not adopt th' Gregorian New Style, simply, perhaps, be cause it had it's origin with the Roman Pontiff. At, any rate, Old Christmas ol New-no matter for styles or seasons-as as long as it is Christmas in the heart it if all the same; and to-day the votaries of thu Christian Faith on the banks of the Neva or under the shadow of the Parthenon vii rejoice in the good tidings of the Nativity as we did twelve days ago in the temples of Connecticut.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-06

THE Mayor in his Message made com mandatory reference to the Horse Railroads of the City-the efficiency of the service, the convenience afforded to the public and the general appreciation of their utility. The one great drawback that we observe is the absence of conductors and the neces- sity imposed on the patrons, as a conse- quence, of becoming servants of the com pany in the matter of collecting or depos- iting fares. The bobtail cars are pro- nounced nuisance everywhere; and to other evils there is super added in crowd ed cars the temptation to fraud in the eva sion of payment The Mayor suggests a less conspicuous portion of the streets for
 transfer depot" than the Exchange place corner. Well, it is not perhaps an attrac- tive sight from an aesthetic stand point to see half dozen street cars in prominent array at the four points of said corner, with drivers at lunch and horses enjoying the provender in their nose bags; but beauty must some time yield to utility, and in the present arrangement of lines we cannot see any more convenient spot for the exchange of passengers. Exchange place would ap- pear to have been 8 name made in prophet ic applicability for such service.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-06
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC.

The Smith and Thomas fight originated through guessing the weight of turkey.
 Hanlan has accepted a challenge from Trickett, he Australian oarsman, to row a race over the Nepean course, near Sydney, N. S. w.
 Charlestown is now to have Pelican club, named after the London club tsfor the honor it paid John l.. Sullivan on his arrival in the old country.
 George F. Slosson thinks that the coming billiard player is young Ives, professional ball catcher, with whom he has been prac- ticing for the St. Louis tournament on Jan. 8. A company of San Francisco capitalists have organized the Pleasanton Stock Farm company for the purpose of breeding trot- ters Director, 2:17, by Dictator, will head the stud.
 In recent boxing tournament at Detroit one of the events was darky swallowing Q dog chain with iron links a quarter of an inch wide. He swallowed three feet of the chain, but removed it again.
 Bob Farrell, who was one of Sullivan's closest companions when John L.. fought Ryan near New Orleans, says he thinks Kill rain can defeat Sullivan in Q twenty four foot ring, but would have no chance against him in sixteen foot ring.
 How to Do 1t.
 Smith-What would you do, Brown, to make long story shOrti
 Brown-Why, show 1t to tho night editor. New York Sun.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-06
N.Y.&NE. Railroad Time Table,

(. T. HAMPSTEAD. General Pass. Aren't
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-01-06

Stop at the Waverly House for a meal or
 an oyster stew. Open until 2 a m.
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Live s,oeh for south America.

SrRISoFIELD, Ills, Feb. l4.-The North
American Live Stock Breeders and Tx.
porieS association, composed Of u mum
Der Of prominent siockmen Of sangamon
county, shipped today via the Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippi two car loads Of registered Her
eiords. short.horns, Berkshire swine and
Southdown aud Merino sheep 10 Buonos
Ayrcs, South America. II the venture is
successful, permanent traffic will be in.
stituted
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struck by n Twain.

CsIRo. ILL.,. Feb. l4.-Two men, names
unknown, supposed 70 DO under the Ia.
fuencc OF liquor, sat down on the Mobile
4 Ohio railroad track, about throc miles
north OF the city, and fell asleep. They
ing, one having his hand cut OF and badly
bruised about the body, and the other bad
his head crushed In and will probably die.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. nsauregafd's
Tome aud Narvtne, the aroat
French specific.
NERVOUS DEBILITY In III iu fiaKes mental
IN aud physical depression fpernatoffhca. hy.
pachondfia ticfility, neuralgia hystsfit incaptrlty
lof study o. business parn) sls, iupotonfr, epllep
fy los 81 mpnOfy sniisnlnr u the brsin Hnd ~
disrases Of The nervous system may h. rsdicaily
eTifrd In either acn by the 10 ~ this unctcelel
prVfaratlon. II l. matter of supreme importance
toute appropriate teatmeni 20 the cure Of the
aud Nenine, after many yosfn trial In knrope, has
pfoysd iniallblc II taken according 10 difVrtloua
which are AIMED 10 each bottle Oae bon equal 10
Price, si.0o q boz. of az bokes Tor $500. hsut
b. mail prvpAid on receipt ~ prize. We fuanntcs
an borcs 70 cure any oase. With cash order ~
rtlsfaniss 10 return the money II treatment does
not ehcc, cure A, hsnkert A Co, Druggists. ale
sesnu fof United btstc<. 10 and as haln streeL
Memphis. 1,hn.
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Amer Il,ree Ynar.-

W. " Walton, ofspringneld. Tenn, says
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head, OF and on, for three years.
purchased boK Of Dr. Tanners lnfallible
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight Of the pills.
I have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. ltgiyes me pleasure 10 recommend H."
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Bold nj
Holsters drug store. 2s3 Mainstrcct
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JOHN DORY, No. 5I6I.
Standard nad ReEistered.

Sired by PHO, MAmhtlno. the best brcd son %
lfiot IT,. dam Indiana dam Of indianapolis 92il.
by Mambnno Chief Pilot Nambrino made eoori
Of any IN the mud Public trial over Louisville
Jockey club Track In 20il.
firt dam Of John Dofyi Agnes by Mamhhno
star lrrcord an son 81 Nambdno Chief NAM
brino Chief was by Mamtfino faymaticf, he by
MAmbrino h. ~ Imported hc~cnrct
JOHN DoKY Il 10 hands high. sal brown, al.
most black. two white heels heavy name and lali.
thor, coupled aud heavy bonei lie 4 h0nc %
hne ar,on, aud ven stylish. Although In bis aycar
old form and hevcrtraned. heisvcry astand level.
headed, and can seed At "a RAFT ilo wa foaled
Apdl Is. issi, NJ Indian Hiii ~. Limited W ten
mares sefvioo ies $50 cash, with usual pdviL
eyes of return
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION, c. 4 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From Memphis.
BLUEGRASS" No. 1874.
standard and Registered.

Sired by Rysiyks TIanblcionan. slrc OF 10 iroitcu
with records Of 30 OF better. and siro Of % sons
that have each gotten one 90 more 70 performers;
lint dam XIII by Long Island Hack iIawr second
dam by Young Duroc. halt brother 10 American
Eclipsci third dam BY COINS Messenger BY I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS u issi hands hish, seal brown. al
most black. with wine oolorcd Hanks aud mnzrle.
two white heels heavy name and tall, long bodled,
heavy bonod aud yvfy stylish. lie Is the sire Of
Grey Cloud. record 2gils-triai 2ip,i. Of nccchcr.
slre Of ono 30 performer. and u the dam Of LADY
u Lyons. rccord 2xi. lie IA half brother 10 Der.
ter. 2i5'.i hottie. aus Jay Gould. 22ihi George
wilkes 22l and full brother 10 Mcnelaus. 226
nLUEGnASs IL the only son Of Rysdykt Ham,
bieionian whose seryiocs were ever oiicncl 10 tho
people SOUTH oF KENTUCKY. and he will this
sason be limited 10 ten outside mares Zee $50
cash. with usual privileges Of rctuul
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A Mig HniIrond Enterpr,.e.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-The mos, inn
portant news Of the day on Wall street
comes from Philadelphia. II is a state
mcnt that the Rock Island Railroad pro.
poses 10 extend It's lines 1900 miles by
running extensions TO Denver and the
Gulf OF Mexico. This work win require
$50, 0OO, 900. for which new bonds will bc
issued. The Rock Island, by liz proposed
Denver extension, will enter into direct
competition with the Burlington & Quincy.
and new railroad involving all the great
companies In the west will he the result.
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A hure Ihinr.

There are very few things In this life Of
which we may be absolutely certain, hut this
is one Of them; That DIR. Pierccs pleasant
Purgative Pellets" have no equal o. n ca
thartic in arrangements Of the liver, stomach
and bowels. They are very small aud their
action Is pleasant Purely vegetable, per
fstafa
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Sheriff'S Sale
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r. r. A l. K S II A II K

Public Notice 4 Ilcrcby Given That by virtue Of
Vrnditionl otponas o. me dicriod ifum the Hon.
onihle Circuit touH of shelby county. Tenn, IN
the case ui 1ousihaf a Co. ", A. A. Williams iudg
mcnt rendered un the 18th day Of November lH,i.
for the Fum OF rhrc Hundred and fortyNl1 Dol
lnw mud OlO Gents, with Interest and cot al suit
~ satisfy said judgment, etc, Will, On tho
25th Day of February, IHss,
IN legal hours In irnnt of the courthouse IN the
THxiug District 81 shelby county, Tenn, prlorcd
10 sell 10 the hlghol bidder iofcash. the following
dc~ ribcd pniTefty "a wit!
A traci 81 land lylnE and being IN the Tcuth Civu
District NJ shelby county, Tennessee. houuded a.
follows. ON the north by the lands ~ n Hhfp.
der on The south BY the lands Of J. " Fhp.ior on
tho ead by the lands Of n. A, Williams on the
west by the lands oi J. w. shtDdef containing set.
cnty i've acre. more ~ less Levied on a. The pnup
cfiy II Mn NJ A, Williams
Al-n. tnot of land lying aud being IN The Tenth
Civil District of shelby county, Tenn. hnunds,i a.
follows iowii; ON The north by DE lands - !
~ shrodcE on the south W the lands ~ J. !.
Hlrrs a 90 on the east ~ lands oi Nin. ~ iilli.
on The west BY the lands oi J. n. Shnscf uontaln.
ing one hundred aud I've acfs. MON of iCs Lclici
on the property ~ defendant Mrs. n. 4. VIII
iams, subject 10 HOMESTEAD flRht IN aid land. ~
satisiy saidjudrment iniff.rt and cat
Memphis 5bt day IL January. ikss.
W n. CANNON,
sheriff NJ shelby county, Tenn
ny A. J. Mrfnndnn. Deputy -hrnH
NJ a Watson All Tor rIHlutlH fHhfaf
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership hefriaflfs stistlng heiWecn w.
e swUupo and y g. -woufH under the hfm name
~ Fvours Hruthcn, cnrar. u ln planting mrrrhai.
dslnr nud milling ~ n.'r,iI aud Tuuica Cpuntitt.
Miss. has this day lrcn dIssullrd ny mutual uuu.
sent w. a. Ewo1to takes nIi u the aeeu and ~
sumcs all 81 The lhblitc. y q. sNOOrE
w. 4. sNOOtE
prnton. Ms Fei,fusfv 4 fsss
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Chancery Sale
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II K A l. r S r A II e.

No 6o61. R.-Chanocry Court oi Shelby COUNTY
State Of TENNESSEE Va u. n flcccu etal
~ virtue Of AN inleflocutoy dccrvo for saie en-.
Gcr iss5. NJ " an parc III Iwiil -eil =, public sns
ton. 90 the highest bidder Ia frnnt III the Clerk
And Masters o1ioc. Courthouse ol shelby county
Memphis, Tenn on
saturday, March q. 1883.
within legal hour, the following described prop.
i.ot. , and y hioss a. fori ficiep,ss.' '""'
lots 7 aud 4 tnith subdivision oi lot I. Of block
~, lcnth Ward, beginning ON the west side 81 Main
street. ~ ioct south ~ tho south line ~ Aialana
arct thcnce south with Main slrrci u ieci iheuce
west 100 icc thence north " iccl thence eat 100
icct 10 the beEluniug
Lots ~ aud A. block ~. adjoining Me,slctI lot
ON the chfl side Of Main sirrcl, between Aial,ana
aud Jackson str~'ts Tcnih Wand
i9,s 2 ~ ~ 4, 10 is ", IS ~. -. q. - a.
Lots y. y aud u. blcsk 10 Tenth Ward.
lnis ! aud :. block 10. tenth Ward ifintlnr q
feet each on Thini sirret and running bach 100 cci
Lat '. bloch 10 Tenth Ward
lot ~. blosk TO- Tunth Mand.
lot ~ block 10, Tenth wafd
Lot I, biloxi ~, Tenth Ward,
lot 10. block y, Teuth Ward
ll1ts I and q block ~. Tenth Ward.
lots . and S bleck y, Tenth ward.
Lot ia Tef.ous snbdiysion. ~ acros lying In the
northeast angie Of fernando rad and Mclcmorc
aycnue, i0tiaifoct
tall - lNIINH nI lNi y OF WHO
Nilliamf subdivision. fruntiug ~ ioct on the
south eide ol Ida sifuei. Fourteenth DISTRICT
lot a. block a. iifuWn avenue.
tnis W aud N. Dunn subdivision, fronting On
lealo strct nnd The Pigeon iopst road ipikia1icot
lot -. Wltherpoun's subdivision. On Jackson
strrt. Fourteenth Dlsificl
~ g. block 10 north sido 81 Calhoun street. pox
10 frui
lot u. block q oyeHon subdlyl,on. Fourteenth
III tflr.
lot and east half N lot Z block ~, Oycrtnn ~.
dillon. Fourteenth District ~ lsrlm feet
Lott ~ aud ~ block 7. Tenth Wand
Terms NJ Saloon crudlt ~ 40 months note
with security hgafng Interest irum date. rruuirrii
len rCiaincd. redemption haired, This ichrnafy
y ista -
r. MCDOWELL CLERK and Master.
Hyt AZ Hfadry u q aud "
q. WAY N. nclskeli. solicitors.
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FOR LEASE!
The Atlantic Hotel
M0REHEAD CITY, N. c.

Located Immediately on the Atlantic ocean. ani
one of the most delightful summcr hcsofu IN
Amsrica
Car Stop n rrpnt Duofi
Ikatinr laihinH aud fiihinr a nack noof'
House aud fnitIrr IN iin.t ciae Oriefi
Iirrifr nils. Water aud Das IN livery ho0lui
Last luno during The Teachers Assembly, this
hnuae iol and iudstsi daily over one thousand Isn.
pie and nov W satisiy the iucfrased demands, one
hundfrt mon FURNISHED MONS are ~ - aiied
an elegant hsli 4 being huili ~ The Ieachef.'
Assembly, which insnrs their neeung rycfy !caf
This aiono will pay all fcuu and bring ~ Nofvhcad
In June thousands II people before any other sum
msf Resort has guest
hall b. pleased 10 cOrcspDni With any hotel
man who has tho ability 70 handle q thousand
CIV HLACKNALi.
Naialah NC
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WILL positively curc sick headache and
prevent is return. Carriers Little Liver
Pills. This Is not talk. but truth. One pill a
dose. See advertisement. Small pill. Small
dose. See price.
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IN order 20 avoid all danger Of rsdning
your health By drinking impure vaisr, add
10 to 20 drops OF Ansoslaa Mllnn 70 srery
glass OF water you drink.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in thB Column VIII be charged a,
rate OF ibc for two lines ono insertion two inser.
lions, CSC; one week. Doe
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IN retiring nom the above firm desire 10 return
my thanks ~ the pntfons of the firm Tor their
patronage. and ~ orpftss the hope that the ues
ifm Of A. n Taylor A Go. will not only nVpivr n
continuation Of the sane patronage. but that thcy
may have. ~ thor ~ nchly deserve. lhD'ely IN.
creased biisluess W. CLAFP. ~
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Stockholdors' Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
A MEETING ~ The st0ck holdonof the TnIy Hni
~ TipionNlls kailnIad Company will ~ held AZ
the ofise NJ aid oumiany In the town of TROY,
IN O1on equity, Iennes.eo, on Monday, NE iiih
and action upon a prupoHcd mnflgngc and Issuance
oi mortgage bpuds and stock Of said company. aud
the Transaction al such Other business ~ mey DO
advised ~ order Of the hnari OF Dftci1nsA ~
Ccinbaf ~. fsE. GRO. B WilSOS. President
~ VTtfT NnffrtafY
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On ", lint Nlalay q Ag.l, 1853 al II O,losk,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The am of Clapp q Taplor. nool1 aud Stationery
WIS this day dissolved ~ mutual consult Mr A.
n Taylor having purchased the intcms oi !. W
tlapp. IT,, Will continue the business under tho
arm name ~ A. n Taylor a TO- The new firm ~
funra an the liabilities Either member 81 the Old
fnu T. authorized ~ frfcipl lot tho uncollcclcd
accounts Of Clapp 4 Taylor -
wv CLAPr, IN,
A. w. TAYLOR
Memphb. Tom, January p. lsSa
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Stockholders Meeting.

i chesapeake Ohio q Southwestern RAILROAD
Company. iof the Election oi blfcctDfs aud the
transaction ~ surh other busuca a. may come hc.
iurr them. will ~ held nj the ufcc OF the Company
IA The city IL Memphis IN the state u Tonncrcc.
On u, hni Miaday Of April, 1855 al II 0sloek,
In the forenoon oi that day. The rropolod tsus ~
hnncb nonds NJ sali Company and uo execution
will 10 nubmltirsl a. the meeting inf ~ Cunsidrr
tlon aud action theron ~ orlsf ~ the President
aud bafd ~ Directors J. y GAfIi herutaTy.
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KNIVES. forks. spoons. MulioriA
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=. D. srwAHD. op,ieian. 81 Maliord'A
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sheriff n Shelby county, Tenn.
ny A. = Mcfrndnn. Deputy sheriff
NJ g. Watson. ATTY for Iiaintim fchi.s5
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: Z aa.IA,DYER;TIsEMENT,l / /, j j

stt is 49,
4ss IF you are coming to see these Vases
and Toilet Sets and Cups and saucers, and
Elegant: Brocaded Cologne Stands. and
Magnificent large Bisque Figures, with
brass buttons and clothes :. all over
them; and Fine, Beautiful Parlor Lamps,
with bangles, and beads, and flowers, and
fnrbelows, and foolishness, and flies on
s'em, why don't you come: on before they
all get knocked off or broken or sold. The
table'ssspread, and everybody tinvited-no
cards, and no extra charge for reserved
seats. Rich and poor, bond and fee, old
and young, male and female. all are in.
-vited and SO don't hang back, but come
at once. Everybody may expect pres
ent, and nobody obliged to buy, unless
they want to-. s.: -:
I. wedidn't get these Goods for our own
use, nor to point moral nor adorn a tale,
nor for the fellows to sweep of and break
with their long. tall coats. They are here
10. sell, and We. are going to sell them at
one price or another, ~. ; a, -
The same ticket. admits you to almost
beautiful line of Ladies and Gentlemen's g
Dressing Cases, Leather Writing Desks,
Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Odor Cases,
Gentlemen's Shaving Cases, &c. ~
Don't wait until the day before Christ
mas, when they are all picked over, but
come now, while they are fresh. -
Remember the place eCnlly's Corner.
HILL BROS.
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MASTERS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ConNry OF GnEENyuLE.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF GrEENvILLE.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Alice NJ. Blalock and s. Cloud Moore,
Plaintiffs against Richard b. Blalock, as
Administrator Of the Estate OF Dunklin
d Moore, ct al Defendants.
PURSUANT to decree Of sale in the
above stated case, will sell on
,alesday in January next, during the legal
hours, in front of the Cnnrt House dnor in
the City of Anderson. at public Orrcry. to
the highest bidder, the following Real Es
tate, to wit:
All that Tract of Land. situate in the
County nf Anderson, near the Town of
Williamson, beginning at a stone * in
...ld Wilson Bridge k"an; thenceS : II. w.
l2 rs to n stone 3x in Pirkensville Road /;
thence with said f.,ad Suutheast Il, Stone
3x ut DR. Wilson'S corner on said road /;
,hence N. COT, T. 81 30 10 q stone 3x; theme.
n. 7s, w 33u 10 the beginning corner.
containing fifty acres. more or. Less and
hpi.g part of lhe Charles NJ bennett
and. cn vcycd II, Vim X Clement in ls54
TEgMs-One ihir.i cash. and the balnI :
IN a credit O! twelve months, with inta est
from day ot sale. The cre,li; PARTON to b.
pclrtd by tile bond nf the purcha. er, MI
.llOrtgAge t.f the premises Purchaser tu
pay iur lml.trs b. WERNER,
Muster Greenville County, s. c.
:: Dec G. a1S8 %
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OPEN LETTER
ANDERsoN, S. c., Oct. II, 1883.

!! ANDERSON, S. c., Oct, II, 1888.
iAlysDsar f'firadst
To every one wishing to buy good
Goods, at low prices, 1 invite them to
cali at my Store. see my Goods and get
prices. keep Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats
aud Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Provis-
ions, Fancy Groceries, Wagon and Buggy
Material, Wall Paper, and many other
articles too.tedious to mention, but will
call special alten,ionsto5 Charlotte
VILE CASHMERE, the best wearing
goods in the United States. Bay State
Shoes haye no superiors. l have recent.
ly had customers to tell me that Shoes
they bought from me lasted two years,
aud one man wanted. apair for his wife /;
he had bought pair three years ago,
and they had just given out.
A splendid assortment Of Hats and
Caps.
Fine Blankets and Jeans.
A fancy article of N. o. Molaeses.
Best Flour, Cheese; Macaroui, Sugar
and Coffee, .Crdckery and Glassware.
Fine Tea a Specially.
A handsome lot Of Wall Paper aud
,rT D.. ar o.
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Laying Of the Cornerstone.

A,HE M .sw Grand Lodge of; South Car.
lima will convene at Anderson on
December 9th, 18s8, tor tho purpose OF lay.
ing the Corner Stone of the new hotel.
Hiram Lndge. No. G.. invites the officers
and members of surrounding Lodges to be
with us on that occasion.
J. B. LEWIS, W. M.
r, r. TopD, Sec.
ben Ia. 1888 20
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Don't ait

Until your hair becomes dry, thin, and
gray before giving tile attention needed
to preserve its beauty and vitality.
Keep on your toiler-tabe a bottle OF
Ayer'a Hair Vigor-tllc only dressing
-yourequirefor the .llair-and use llttle,-
dai'v, to preserve the natural color aud
pre- ..ent badness
Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, KY,
writes Several months ago my hair
commenced falling out, and in few
weeks my head was almost bald. 1
tried many remedies, but they did no
good. finally bnught bottle Of Ayers
Hair Vigor, and, after using only part
OF the contents, my head was covered
with heavy growth Of hair. T recon-
mend yourpreraration as the best hair
restorer;inStlieswotlda' y,s:.' 3
"Sfy hairwas ,fai1ed and dry" writes
Mabel C.sHardy, Of Delavan, Ill.,; "but
after using bottle OF Ayers Hair Vigor
1t became black and glossy"
Ayerl'sH1,airVligor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
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November 18th, l8SS. S.......a

To the minor Defendants. Philip Bnggs. Clyde
Boggs, Dora Boggs aud Ben: F. Boggs. with whom
they reside: Take notice, that unless you apply to
the Court within twenty days from the service OF
the summons herein upon yon, exclusive Of the
day OF service. for the appointment, OF a guardian
ad Item to appear aud defend this action Oh behalf
B1ges and Philip Bnygs, The platufi will apply 10
the Court to appoint snle sui, able person rs guar.
dian nd itpln to appear and defend this action In
their behalf. k. W.. SIMPSON, Pills. Atty.
Nov Is. 1888 20