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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
Board of Equalization.

To the tax papers of Marion county, Ore
son: The board OF Equalization will meet
Al the office of the county clerk, at the
court house in Marion county, Orexon on
the last Monday in August, lSel, being the
9th day, al O'Clock a. m, ana publicly
commence the examination of the assess.
ment as returned By the assessor for the
year 1870, correcting all errors in value or
description OF lands, lots or other property.
Sald board will remain in session from
day 10 day for one week only. Therefore
All TAX payers or owners OF property in
said Marion county are notified % appear
al the time and place herein mentioned
ana show cause II any they have why their
assessment should NOT remian as taken by
the assessor. A. r. BLACKBERRY,
Assessor, Mai ion 90. Or
Dated this 18th day OF July lS1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

TEACHERS INSTITUTE. - About
forty Of Marion county's pedagogues
and school marms were enrolled at
the East Salem school to-day and a
number of others will be present to-
morrow. A regular program has
been arranged and will be followed
out. The day Of opening the work
was very favorable. The following
have registered upIto two O'Clock this
afternoon. Minnie Lansing, Mary
Buell., Lila Dutton, Carrie d. Wood
burn, Matte McNary, Mrs. Fannie
+. Brown, Anna Aschenbrener,L Lucy
L. Barzee, M. Carrie Morris. c. j.
Heslin, Margaret j. C0sper, j. J.
Kraps, Lillian Peck, J. r. Fowler,
Anna Fischer, Mabel Brehaut, Lulu
Munkers, Abbie l.. Miles, Allena
Mellen, Mabel James, Bertha RAM
sey. Anna l.. Christopher, j. H.
Ragsdale, J. w Barrow, Mrs. NJ. b.
Nichols, Geo. NJ. Whlpple, Margaret
Evans, Jessie Northup, Chas. f.
Pease, Berty Adams, w. b. Adams,
Mary A. Kelly, Il. G.. Kirby, Lizzie
Kirby, Lottie f. Allyn, Ida NJ.
Hartley, Maggie NJ Hartley, Sarah
E. Tuggle, Hortense Inman, Theo.
Van Wagner, Sereia G. Grubbe
SPRAINED ANKLE-Wm. Kenne-
dy met with painful accident dur
ing the game of ball at Highland /
yesterday. While making a base
run where it was close work, he
slid into the base feet foremost strik-
ing the base spraIned his ankle. He |
was brought to town and medical |
aid summoned. This morning he |
was able to hop along with the aid |
of stout cane.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
MARRIED

SEARS DALE. - At Dallas, on
Sunday, August 10, 1890, by Coun-
~ Judge Stautier, Mr., =. NJ. Sears,
OF Dallas, and Miss Molly Dale, of
Glendale, Polk couIty.
Mr.. Sears is one of the selid and
well respected young men Of Dallas,
where he is doing a properous lum-
ber trade, and the bride is a daugh-
ter Of one OF the substantial farmers
OF Ellendale, a short distance above
Dallas. They have many aeQuaint-
ances In salem who wish them Joy
and happiness.
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SunlnlOnS.

In the circuit court ofthe state OF Oregon
for the county OF Marion,
p, w, NanBuren, plaintih) Suit to Dissolve
vs.. the mar
Allie NanBuren, defendant riage contract
To Allie NanEuren, said defendant! In
the name OF the state OF Oregon, YOU are
plaint hled Ia said court against yon in the
above entitled suit, by thelHh day ofO to.
Der, INN, The first day OF the next regular
term oi said cnurt, and you are further
hollued that II you htl Ia answer a. above
required, said plainufi will apply TO the
court ior decree diSSolving The marriage
contract now existing between YOU aud
him, ana for costs.
Ihis summons Is published by order OF
Hon. X, r. Boise, Judge, made al chambers,
JulN y INA. j. \. APPLEGATE.
Attorney for pin,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

A BOLD THIEF.-B. A. Leonard,
a well-to-do and pioneer farmer of
the Waldo hills. had a thousand
dollars stolen from his house some
three weeks ago. 1t seems that Mr.
Leonard had occasion to get SlC)O
from the bank at Silverton to have
some Improvements made on the
farm in the way of tiling. He rode
to Silverton and drew 5000, which ht
had on deposit, and with S4OO he
borrowed from the bank, placed il
in an inside pocket of his coat, and
returned home with the money. He
left the coat with the roll of money
in the pocket, hanging in the sitting
room, and retired for the night with
no thought of any one molesting it,
but to his great surprise it was gone
next morning. The previous day
there had been a man looking at u
piece of land on an adjoining farm,
though Mr.. Leonard did not see
him. This gentleman had a story
about his sister similar to that by
which Mr.. Jones of Gervais was
duped, and some of Mr.. Leonard's
neighbors think it is the same mar
and has the $1,000, though he doe,
not accuse HIM nor has he his sus
picion on any one, but he says it is Il
dark mystery to him. Mr.. Leonard
has kept itquiet thinking that some
thing may develop itself cut Of it
and his daughter was very sick and
he feared it might worry her and he
did not even relate the loss to his
wife for more than a week. He
takes his loss in good spirits and
attributes it to carelessness. The
old gentleman is an honest farmer
and has accumulated a few thous-
ands 10y good management and will
soon recover the loss.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

SLIGHT RUNAWAY Mr.. Adcock,
the Court street leweler, was out rid
ing yesterday, aud when driving
north on Cottage street his horse
became heightened at the electric
street car and made a strong effort to
run away, but was finally stopped
with no serious damage. He says
the car was coming down the hill at
such high rate of speed that lac
could not drive across Cheme.
keta street in time TO avoid
IL aud was compelled 60
tnrn into the street alongside the
track, and that the conductors
Ia charge OF the car did not stop Il
when they saw the hone trying 10
gun, as he bel ewes they shou have
done. lie thinks they were also
running too fast, and that these ears
should be limited Ga speed through
the thickiy settled portions Of the
cliy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
NOtire.

All persons are warned against
purchasing stock of the Gold Mount
ain & Dry Gulch Consolidated Gold
& Silver Mining Co. Of r. H. Mil
Ter, he having 20 stock standing in
his name on the company's books,
nor is he authorized to transact any
business for the company.
r.. b. CANNON, President.
Salem, Aug. 18th, 1890
S-7-d-lW
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

CUNNING UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
~. r. Anderson, of Salem, while
out shooting, near Marion, last
Wednesday, followed some birds on
10 the farm Of Mrs. Christopher.
As the lady did not allow hunting
on her farm, her son, John Christie.
pher, ordered Anderson of the
premises. This he refused TO do,
stating hat he would go when ne
got ready, aud would shoot where he
pleased. After a short alteration,
IN which both men became excited,
they came 10 blows, in which An.
derson struck young Christopher on
the bead with a gun which he held
Ia bis hand aud threatened to shoot
him. Al this point Christopher lett
i0r bone and Anderson drove TO
within about a mile of Marion, where
he eamped for the night. When
Christopher reached home it was de-
eided 10 have Anderson arrested.
which they proceeded to do by APP
pearing before Esquire Blgley, who
Issued "A warrant which was placed
in Constable Huddleson's hands, who
went TO Marion and arrested Ander-
son and brought him before Esquire
Bagley, where he waived eXamina-
tton and was bound over in the sum
of 5000 TO appear before the grand
jury, which meets IN October. Mr..
Anderson furnished the required
bail and was released. Jefferson
Review.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
= Sure Cnre for Piles

Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike pei Spiration, causing intense itching
when warm. This form as well as Blind
Bleeding and protruding, yield AT once TO
Dr. BoSanko's pile Remedy, whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, absorbs tu-
morS, allays itching ard effects perman-
ent cure. 80 cents lEuggist or mail;
lretiSe tree. DIR, Bosanko, Piqua, O, Sold
by Smith 4 Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

GATHER UP SAMPLEs.-An agent
Of the board of immigration at Port
land was in the city this morning
and has gone up the valley to be
back in few days. 1t is the inten-
tion Of the board to send east to
New York, Cincinnati, Chicago,
Omaha and other principal cities
two carloads of samples of Oregon
products in charge Of suitable men,
for the purpose of advertising the
country, IFS resources and advan-
tages. The agent wishes all farmers
who take an interest in the matter
to send In samples of grain, vege-
tables, fruits, etc, and urges real es-
tate men, boards of trade, and all en-.
terprising business men to encour-
age the farmers to it, and to exert
themselves in gathering an exhibit
such as the valley can be proud of,
and such as will be beneficial in di.
recting the eye of the outer world
hitherward. Each sample Will be
properly labeled with the name and
address of the donor, so that e..ch To-
cality will be fairly represented as
its people exert themselves to have
it so. This is worthy OF attention,
as the products of a country are by
far the mest eloquent pleaders in its
behalf, and as the advertisement
thus proposed costs the donor moth
ing except bringing them in, all
should be willing TO do something.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

S2500 will buy a well established
business with good paying trade
no better about Salem. Part cash,
balance on time. For a few days
only. Call on Catterlin, Bigdon, &
Co. l56 State street, Salem, Or. 7-24-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ofthe willamette University, salem

Ofthe Willamette University, silem'
oregon.
The past sch ,ol year has been ne Zen. zen,
successful in ils history lncreassl a.',,st
dance and number OF graduates. IL,JhEssi
successful music school on the NJ uisIei,de
piano. organ. pipe organ, violin and oFenss
tusl 'I uueAts, vocal culture uAi Ipinlc
coH t-uni and class te2chlhs- fhe
uat> ga un completion OF our an
ahl. .ud efhcicnt eorps OF teachers, -
Tor catalogue n M. fA,hI s.-tsr
T:35-2m dw NJ IS ga bii9~'
Next term begins Sept lsf, lsA
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Tnx Notice.

The Taxpayers OF the city of salem are
hereby notified that thecily taxes are now
que anu payable a. the o.hce OF the trel =
1rerat Williams a kngi tnd's hank. TcNes
VIII become delinquent amer september
eths lss2 r. J SWAEfDED,
EiNiW CITY Tax collector
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

An immense lot OF choice water
melons just received at J. c..
Wright's; he also has fresh sweet
potatoes, tomatoes, grapes, buckle
berries and other good thugs in
abundance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

Before you start for the sea shore
or mountains don't forget to order
the EVENING JOURNAL to your
plmn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

PLENTY.-Fresh butter in suffi-
cient quantities to supply the de-
mand, at Capitol Adventure Co.
S-S-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

WANTED Bradshaw, Columbia,
and other fine varieties of plums at
the cannery, Salem Canning Com
pany. S:l-dw-2w.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11
SUNDAYS GAME.

HE'S NOT CowARDLY.-The JEFF
erson Review calls Mr.. McNIahan,
of the Woodburn Independent u
"Cowardly cur because he has not
explained or corrected his recent
structures on Hon. Chas. Miller.
McMahan may make mistakes, as
he doubtless does, and did when he
attacked that reliable old farmer,
Charles Miller, but he is not Il cow
ard in any sense, rs the Review man
car easily find out. Mac is away to
the mountains now, but the Review
man will hear from him in due time.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

NEwPoRT.-Persons wishing one
or more nice, furnished rooms At
Newport, apply % editor JOURNAL,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

the line between lb and 2b.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Salems 401OO O-17
Nancouvers 90 1002O 2O3- 8
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-OT McLouglin, 3:
Lcveque, ..
Two base hits-Burnhun, ,Coonry,
Mccarthy, Leveque, ,.
Home runs-Cooney.
Bases stoien-Booth; McCartcy >;
Smith; Leveque, ,; Howard, ,Coohey.
,; BurhAm, l. MelIen; Hrfner; Bo-
den >; Mclaughlin j.
Double plAys-Cooney to Durham;
Higgins to Cooke.
Bases on baIls-By Leveque, 3;
McDouChlin 9.
Hit 10y pitched ball-By Leveque,
3; Mclaughlin, !.
Struck out BY Mclaughlin. /;
Leveque, 4.
Passed balls-By Kr,iscr. l; Me
Carthy, !.
Wild pitches-By McLoughlin, l.
Time Of game-Ywo hours and
twenty-five minutes,
Umpires-Messrs. Baker and
Henminger.
OBSERVATIONS.
The games were noted for beiug
quiet and the good conduct on the
part of those in attendance.
There was no complaining at the
umpiring. Baker is the best un-
pire in the field, fair and firm in his
decisions.
Mclaughlin is a good pitcher for
a few innings eco Leveque for whole .
game.
Let the good order cf the last two
games continue.
SUNDAYS GAME.
The Salem's made l3 talies in
the seventh and eighth innings.
The Nancouvers made one the first,
one the third, one the seventh and
two the eighth. So the score took
Is to in favor of the home team.
The bad playing was inLMcoughlins
and COoper's pitching in the sew
enth and eighth innings, otherwise
it was good game.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

DANGEROUS CoNDITION.-Dr. j..
Reynolds Went yesterday to Aurora
to consult with DR., NJ. Giesy in an
important ease near there. Mr.. Cone,
n wealthy farmer and hop grower
about five miles from Aurora, in the
Champoeg neighborhood, had his
leg crushed below the knee recently
and the injury is proving more seri-
Gus than at first supposed. \ large
amount ofpus had formed and blood
poisoning had set in, SO that the
whole limb Is affected by swelling
and Inflammation. The physicians
made an incision establishing Il
drainage of the pus aud 1t is hoped
permanent relief may be obtained,
but the man is in critical condi-
tion and being between 55 and go
years old makes the matter all the
worse.
THROWN From A HORSE, Miss
Grace Ferrens, while out horse back
riding met with AN accident which
might have had more serious ter.
m,nation. While crossing Chrmek-
eta street the electric ear came along
which frightened the horse and
caused him TO give a quick jump,
bV which the rider ,vns landed intn
the street, Fortunately she received
only q few bruises aud will soon be
able again 10 partake Of the health
giving exercise Of horse hack riding,
TnE NEW BRDGE.-- How happy
those Polk county farmers will be
when they can come over and get
the beneht OF the exceptional bar
gains offered by Squire Farrar 4
60.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

See the bargains offered at Sar-
gents ) and 10 cent counters. S-7-6t
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Collections will be made on LIST and 18th
of month. subscribers will please leave
money for carriers at house or whereon y
Is delivered, so as to cause no delays in
collections.
THE EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL regu.
larry receives the afternoon associated
press disprtches.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

w. c. T, C.-Regular meeting
Tuesday, Aug, 18th, $50 p, m,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

BAND ENGAGED.-The McMlnn-
vile Reporter has this item of news,
and its assurances are gratifying:
The McMinueville band has been
engaged to furnish music for the
state fair, 1t is IA well known fact
that we have one of the best bands
In the state, and n recognition of
the fact is shown by their being en-
gagged by the state fair association.
They are indeed n credit to the town
and to the state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

HAND MApE,-Murphy Il Desart
have just finished u line of superior
hand made brick which will be
opened by the middle of the week
for sale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

EOR SALE-Team, COW and calf, and
Il moving machine. Alsonn SO-acre tarm.
Call on or address I. c. JOry, Box 9l, salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

NOR SALE.-One house and two lots in
L South Salem. Inquire OF w. b. Simp.
son. Price s62j.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-11

HOUND AT LAST.--A Polish that will
/ clean piano without cumming H.
For sale at Diamonds music house.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-08-21

a county convention to elect delegates
to the State convention 10 meet il Co
iumbiA on the Joan oi September next,
will be held at HirKcnS &. H., on the lat
Of September next. Delegates will be
elected ss'o transact any business that
County climbs will meet on or before tic
Both inst. to elect delegates to the Conn.
ty convention, md will be entitled tc
one delegate for each club, and one fol
each twenty-five enrolled members.
by order of the Executive Committee
j. d: CUnEToN,
Aug. 18Th, 1890. Act'g Sec.
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..--U~...y .nousn, nc VIII never return
Before long we will take view of him
at tho polls and your old club will go tc
its long home. Well, we must take Till
man or -. Wo havo hal honest 10.
form till we mean to stop awhile. Let
us have Tillman in the place OF his dem
agogio ring. Now, Honest Reform,
while the whole affair reminds you OF
the dark days Of Radioalism, we can on
ly mediate on your belief, 80 wo arc the
RAIDS and you ore tho good old Demo-
crat. But while you remind, we will
compare your item rs swamp frog ont
of water, but you can play the crawfsh,
go down for it. Now, Honest Reform,
You must "Shoot, Luke, or give up tho
gun" But you had better jump on
something you can swallow and not Till
man and his demagogic ring. We will
hear no moro Of it. Shoot az much "a
you p.aaso, am no target for you. 1
have none Of your education and but
little sense, so we boys will treat your
beautiful "poem" with silent contempt.
J. rcmnin yours respectfully,
MROFEE TSEHou.
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NOn-Isesident Summons.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Pickers.

o. Common Pleas Court.
Summons Complaint Filed
J. w. Norwood, President Grccnvillc
Savings Bank, Plaintiff,
Against
jerry Ii. Payne and w. n. Payne. Dcfcn-
darts.
To the Defendants, JcIy II. Payne and
w. \. Payne.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is t'Iis day flied in the office of the
clerk OF ccurt for Iickcis county, and TO
serve Il copy OF your answer to the said
complaint Oh thc subscriber at his cil:cr at
PickcuS, ) {, Within twenty tlavl, after
the service hcrcof, exclusive Of the day
of such service; and if you fail 20 answer
the C0mplaint within the time aforesaid !
the plaintiff in this action will apply to |!
the court for the relief demanded in the |
complaint.
Dated June 9Th 1890
[sEA:-] J. M. STEWART, c. c. Z.
J. 2. CAREY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the defendant, W. n Payne:
Take notice shat the complaint in this
action, together vita che summons of
whl;h the t" going i :. coiN. was filed
in the "!ti.c of !hr Clerk of thc Court of
Common Peas tU" III" county of Picllcns,
III the stat" of S|r,i,h ranlinn, 1T Pick
ems in >&;d %i@t" %rd rr!i!:,y. on the 9th
day .Ium", 1850. J P CAREY,
aWltHG Plaintiffs AU0mcy.
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From StIi,IIY E,riS.

Crops are fac III this section.
Some sickness in this ncighborhood
Rev. S. A. Gary i; conducting meet
ing at Holly Springs i3"rtiat Church
Rev. j. NJ. Stewart preached a very in
tercstinG sermon on Sunday, and Prof
Dargan gave us one Of his good talks.
On the 10Th inst, G.. a. Lynch WA.
kicked by mule ard received painful
wound on the foot, which necessitate
tho use OF crutchcs.
Aug. 1Gth, 1890. DANIEL.
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Enri:c Hs.!c T2iScr s:.srsiH: .i.sr>iu-

The executive committee think it OK
pCdic;lt and advisable to change the
time for the meeting of the Association
for the following reasons: The time for
the converting of the Association us it
now stands embraces court week for
Pickcns comfy, and many OF tho dele
gates and visitors woukl have to be in
attendance upon court as jurors OF wit
neSsas. There axe several cases Of i'm
portanco to try and nruy would be dc
pliT.d of attondisls the Association ON
account Of court. Therefore in view of
these facts the executive committee has
changed tho time to Thursday before
the secenl Sunday ;9l October, 1870, be
ing the 9th day Of Octotor. Delegates
and messengers will please note tn.
change and be governed accordingly.
j. NJ. STEWART,
Chairman Elk. Committee.
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h'TOIn ts:i<cS,

Is hcginning to open.
~ nearly ready to pull, that is
/ mas not already been pnllcd.
'mg, and it protraotcd, Mt Gold.
8nptist church.
moro mathematics hayo been
in tourists have been nassi, If,
his place to Tho North Stats
!. Gaines, of Central, has 70.
nd left his family oyer in the
- and anti-TiIlman is tho talk OF
". V. Viokery commences biz
Vt Antioch today III EastaLoc
no coed.
ill bp tho next Congressman
. DISTRICT? u '''''''
II Reid haa Rbout reeoyorod
tack Of typhoid fovQr.
-. II. Polly went on n Tying
r Mountain City last week. >
sign boards are needed in this
! its aUburb'a = -. f.,~:."
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Esrii;p,r Nu{iCN.

Notice is hereby given that / will
be at the bridge on Mile Creek nca,
Stewards mill, on the 25th of Au
gust, 1890, at II 4. m, for the pmr
pose of letting Che contract for build
ing of said bridge. Night reserved
to reject any and all bits.
II. c. MARTIN, Co. Com.
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AcJincdy IEonuI.c,lt.

Notlcn is hereby given that tho Kcn-
ncdJ, Monument Committee will meet in
EnSlcv, Pickcns county on Satm mday,
the 10th inst. All the members are urg
rd to hc present. If they cannot attend
to send Ill Il report. J. u. SM;TH,
Chairman Committee.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

}. !. Hill is respectfully announce
rs = candidate for recollection to the oflic.
"i County Trcasurcr, subject to the actiO:
81 III" Democratic patty in the primar
election.
Esquire JOHN II. YOUNGBI.OOD !.
respectfully announced aS a candidate {,
the cilicr OF County Treasurer, subject g.
'hr action OF the Democratic party at III.
| primary election.
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From Liberty.
tors brought in red fox last

tors brought i'll Il red fox last
Two came from Spartanburg
and arrested Il man named
10 saw-mill. Ho is charged
:aths among our co!o1cd citi-
eek.
d. Stewart is suffering with a
81 hand.
X. BogSs and family, Of Alb
re in town last Mon;lav.
IS and dauG:cr. Miss Maggie,
Iarolina, are visiting Mr.. and
Davis.
1t Stock Company has erected
! house on tho old gin loi. Ii
II and steo! throughout.
, ". Chapman visited relatives
\ last week.
1tist Church has n new organ
OBSERVER.
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FOR PROBATE .U'DGE

!. j.. NNWnTR\ is raspcc,fuIjy
N"'inr"' is " "on'iI"t" for rc-clrctic.
'hr Office "i Probate" Judge, subject t.
A'!'"l "I III" Dcn"c.Hlic party in
primary election.
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TIE ATIANI'%U COAST LINE + r
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington, y. G., July Sih, tS00.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
lmhia ani nNNrc South Carolina and
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

j. Is. CLYDE is respectfully ann0uuc,
as candidate for reelection to the OIL,
"i County Auditor. subject to the actic1
."l the Democratic party in the primary
election.