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anndo Texas. May 2b,--Thc season SO

Ganado, Texas, May 2b,--Tbc season SO
far has heen very favorable to growing
CROPS The oats have been a success; most
Of The crop Is cut and the grain is we'll
filled and heavy. A vast amount OF hay
is being shipped at good prices and all tho
hay men arc rushing that business. Corn
and cotton nrc making an excellent show
Ing and TIE rains this week have almost
insured fair corn crop,
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FOREIGN MEMS.


Paris, MAY 26-The big naval scheme
proposed last December 10 the budget com
mission by Edward Lochroin. former min
is,or Of marine, calling for the sum OF
100. 900 900 francs over and above inc l5su,
the naval committee OF the chamber
The carrying out of this scheme WI,
mark a new departure in French naval
affairE
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Knoxville. Tenn, NAV 26.-EiEht frame
buildings, comprising the principal bust
ness portion of Coal Greek Tenn, were
burned today Insurance small. The ORR
gin of the fire is a mystery,
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DIrELlCE ESpELLEp.
InsnItcd VI. RnIH, Who Promptly uad
Him Dcpurtcd.

Athens May 26.-An exciting scene took
place at the ministry of marine today.
signor Difclee, the socialist leader rude
ly accosted and iusultod NJ. Raul, the
Greek premier. The latter immediately
summoned the police and had Difehce put
on board the Italian ironoad sardegna,
lying off the Piereus. with the request that
he be not allowed to again set foot ON
Greek soil.
When sisnor Difellce was being con-
Quoted to the ironclad number of Carl
baldans attempted 70 rescue him and a
free fight followed in which soldier aud
a civilian were severely Wounded. As soon
as he WAS on board the ironclad Dfelice
was liberated at the request Of the Italian
minister on his solemn promise to quit
| Greece without provoking further Incl
dents.
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Rock Island, III. May 2d.~JThc thirty
ninth annual meeting of the general as
scmbly of the United Presbyterian church
OF North America commenced In this city
this evening The meeting was devoted
TO devotional exercises, the retiring mod =
orator. Dr. James White II kansas City.
preaching his annual sermon. The election
OF the new moderator was deferred until to-
narrow
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out on strike ak wseks ago, because the
management refused to restore the old
wage scale OF 20 cents per hour, which had
been cut to 27ta cents.
ABOUT thirty days ago President Fox OF
inc Moulders' National organization camc
TO Dallas from Cincinnati and tried 10 ad-
Just the wage differences, but failed, and
the union moulders have remained out on
strike since
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Havana, May 26---lt is officially an
nounced that General Castillo. the insur-
gent leader. was recently wounded in the
breast In the engagement which took place
recently between his forces and the lie
Altad battalion. Fifteen insurgents were
killed In the same fight
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A MORD or WARMING.
Continued From r,rs, rnsco

Ruiz Investigation Is causing uneaslness
and resentment here. Senior ridal. on be-
half OF the majority. begged Senior Sa-
gasta TO return with his minority to par
lament. Senior Sagasta, while thanking
Pidal, refused absolutely,
The ministerial organ, La Epoca says
that the present situation In Spain ls the
most difficult she has hscn in for at least
fifty wears
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London. May 2G.-Thc Athens corre-
spondent of the Daily Telegraph, describing
the incident which eliminated in the arr
rest of Signor Difelce, says NJ. Rail- had
courteously asked him for his assistance
In inducing the Italians to return to Italy.
Ditelice, in the most insulting manner,
refused to be dictated to and accused the
Greeks of stealing the clothing of the
Italians. When NJ. Ralll summoned the
police Difelice went on the balcony and
shouted for the Garibaldians to come to his
assistance but his appel was Ignored At
first he declined to accompany the project
Of police and continued his yolleys OF
abuse untli the project summoned tho
gcndarmes, when Difelice offered to 20
quietly.
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rried 10 outdrink Each 0,hcr.

Chicago, May 26-jneob Conrad is dead.
Joseph Bolum dylng and Carl fiiSobcn Ia
In u critical condition MS the result OF
whisky drinking contest IN which thoy
engaged this Afternoon Carl Schoepfer,
the Aaloonkcepar who served tho drinks,
has been arrested on charge OF man
Blnupltrr.
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Argentina. AGnirs Grnver.

london. May ia dlspalch 10 'HV IT''''F
from Buenos Ayreu says that the eoi''"vi-
oial situation there continues 10 ne "ne
cause Of grave anxiety. Failures are
daily occurrence,
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Green whipp.d McK.cv.r.

San Francisco. Cal. May 26.--lt took
George Green. "Young corbeti," fifteen
rounds 10 accomplish the hardest task he
has ever undertaken in his pugiiistic ca
-ser, when he defeated Charles aicKeeyor
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Constantluoplc. Nav 26.-General Nelson
A Miles, United statee army. who left the
United States with the intention of observ-
ing the Graeco- Turkish war. started yes
teriay for Aihers with his suite The gen
cral ha, abanlnnel his trip 10 Thessaly.
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Athens. May 26-The government an
nounccs that it has deposited In the ma
tionai bonk 10000 pounds to pay the cou-
pons falling due on June 10, next
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Berlin. May 26.--The reiehs'as 'ou"'
aaopted credit Of 10000, 600 marks Tor the
purpose of rearmIng the German sruilers
with improved held pieces
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DoZIER--Aiyin. TEXAS, May 25,-Mrs.
W. A, Dozier died last night after short
Illness. She was most esiimable woman
and leaves a husband aud eight children.
Tho funeral was held at p. IN. today.
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comfortins Information.

Atchison Globe.
There are some girls who should No. be
blamed II their stockings wrinkle. all
stockings are made 10 nj u tat leg.
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Mndrii MAY IN---TDe hUUEVt ruNlWIFIef
having reported favorably on the projected
loan to be secured by the Almaden qnlcls-
silver mines, and upon the various extra
ordinary financial measures proposed to
meet the war expenses. the chamber of
deputies this afternoon adopted them IN
bloc including the state monopoly OF
quicksilver
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cheapsst Gcccsry House.

Through long business career
Messrs. Lorick 4 Lowrance, OF Co
lumbia, have sustained the reputation
OF being the largest and cheapest
grocery house in that city. Their
groceries are all first class and their
prices the lowest is why they have
won such a reputation. We have no
hesitation in saying that they do the
largest retail business in the city
which necessitates large purchases
upon which they get discount, the
benefit of which they give to Their
customers. They keep everything
in the grocery line and they can
promptly supply your wants.
They also have large hardware
department and builders black
smiths and wheelsright>s, materials:
fsrmers', carpenters, and house
keepers, goods. Give them a call
when in want of anything in their
line.
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4 Sudden and! Sad Death.

As we 90 to press we received with
unfeigned sorrow the sad intelll'
cence Of the sudden death Of Mrs.
Sailie Hammer, at the home Of Mr..
Ed. Gable in Red Bank this morning.
The immediate cause of her death
was heart disease, from which she
had been a sufferer for years, so We
understand.
Mrs. Hammer was an est!mab!e
lady, enjoying the love, respect and
confidence of the entire community.
In her the sick, had an attentive
nurse: the sorrowing and distress &
warm and sympathetic friend and the
light hearted cheerful and patient
companion. Like an angel Of mercy
her presence in the home of mourn
ing was benediction Of peace.
The gentle, loving, trusting heart
throbs no more for human sorrow
and distress: the pure and gentle
spirit of this old mother in Isreal
has winged its everlasting flight to
that mansion Of God, not made
with hands, eternal in the heavens,
while we are left sad and in darkness
upon the shores Of time waiting for
the summons to go hence. Let us
strive to emulate her virtues and
follow her as she followed the foot
steps Of Jesus.
Mrs. Hammer was born on the
18th of June, 1925. Among her nu.
me:ous relatives, she left folr sons, as
follows: Messrs. G. A. and S. O.
hammer, of this place, and Messrs.
Glenn and John Hammer, of Gads-
den.
Her mortal remains will be laid
away to rest tomorrow at 10 o'clock
in the family burying ground ne' l
Mr.. Rawl kyzer's.
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PEICIL AND SCISSORS.
Ways;de Notes Gathered Here and
There by Dispatch Gan.

Ways;de Notes Gathered Here and
There by Dispatch Gan.
lIolasses making.
See Sheriff's sale.
We have been having lovely
weather.
Wallaces circus at Columbia
tomorrow.
How about two or three free ferries
across Saluda?
Don't let Christmas come and your
paper unpaid for.
Potato digging still engages the
attention of the farmers.
Some of our readers have been
having a hog killing time.
Plenty of hog and hominy made
in this county, this yeer.
Beautiful suits TO: dressy young
men, just received at ". P. Roofs.
Push your work unless you want
work to push you.
Come in and pay your subscription.
We will greet you with g,in.
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The Greatest Discovery Yet

". NJ Repine, editor Tiskilwa, III,
Chief" says: We won't keep
house without DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Experimental with many
others, but never got the true remedy
until we used DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. No other remedy can take
it's place in our home, as in itw have
a certain and sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Whooping Cough, etc. Il is
idle to experiment with other rene
dies. even if they are urged On yoa
as just as good as DR.. Kings New
Discovery. They are not as good,
because this remedy has d record Of
clres and besides is guaranteed. It
never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles
at G. NJ Harman's, }. E kaufmanns 5.
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Like a Blsv Bee Hive.

During our visit to Columbia IN
attendance upon the State FAIR, we
dropped in al the four immense de-
partment stores of J. L. Mimnaush
& Co., and were surprised at the
tremendous stocks Of goods therein
displayed. Every body was on the
90 and clerks were busy waiting on
customers. Notwithstanding the
hurry and hustle and seemingly con-
fusion and Bable of voices the we'll
trained corps of clerks attended TO
their various duties with a system
attic promptness that WAS really
wonderful to witn:sS. Wi b nod to
an acquaintance here ana pleasant
word there they metthe demand of tie
rush with prompt, polite and courte-
Gus attention to ALL We were pleased
to see many LexiDgtonians, who are
constant readers OF the Dispatch, had
gone there to make thsir purchases
and were grstifed at their express
sions of pleasure at their purchases
and the prices paid therefor. There
is no doubt about the bargains in all
kinds Of dry goods, dress goods,
notions, millinery, clothing, shoes
and hats, that M. Mimnaugh is
offering to the purchasing public and
we advise all who want to get the
biggest values for their money to go
there before purchasing elsewhere.
He announces some startling facts
in this issue, among them that he
has for the last FIVE months been
collecting together one of the best
and largest stock Of goods ever
brought to the South aud that be has
de6ed competition by marking
prices so low that none are able to
follow Mimnaush's lead. He extends
a cordial invitation to his Lexington
customers, as we'll as those who nave
never traded at his four big combi-
nation stores to call and see his
magnificent goods and guarantees
satisfaction in every particular.
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Nov. oh. 1897 iTj
G. T. Graham, Attorney.

TN OBEDIENCE TO THE DECREE
/ of the Court OF Common Pleas for Lex
iugton co:,nty, South Carolina. in the case
of Matte r. Ridgcll plaintiff, against
Gcoreil Alma Fullcr and J. A Ridgeli,
defendants, will S,ll to the highest bidder
at public outcry. before the court house
door in Lexington, S. c., during the legal
hours Of sale on the first Mon"ay III
December, 1887, all that tract OF land IN
the county Of Lexington. S)nth Clroilna
containing ninety-six ;?6) acres. more or
less atj j)ininS lands of Mrs Z Fort on
the west; lands OF Sou Roe and Miss Jer-
ME Cont on e south: an lands OF O. A.
Derrick aud DR.. J. NJ Mitchell on the
north.
Terms one-tliird Cash, the balance on Il
credit Of one and two Years. in two tqnal
annual instalmen's S, with interest from dly
of sale, secured by bond Of the purchaser
d mortgage of the premises s'ld. with
leave to pay all cash. The terms to be
complied with Immediately or the premises
will be resold, at the risk OF the former
purchaser. Purchaser 20 pay for raperS
II. A. SpANN,
G. G.. C. p. and g. $.
Nov oh. 1901 ix3
A. S. Tompkins Attorney.
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SDecial Referees Sale

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF TIE
ID Court of Common Pleas tor LcxinS-
ton county. Sou:h Carnllrn. in the case OF
A. l.. Hook. plaintiff, against Ii. a. Spann,
Is Administrator "i the Estate OF Henry
Rrookcr. decreased, Bcttic Brooher, Laura
Btookcr, Nary Br"ok"r and Clrls>a
Brvokrr. defendants, | will sell t" the high
st bidder. at ruliic 'ntcry. before the
court house door IN Lexington. :. g.. dur
irg the u>ull hours of sale, Oh the first
Monday in Dc"cmbcr, lH3';
All that p:cc". parcel, plantation or act
IF laui situate. lying and beng III Ha!d
county aud Statr. on Scuutcr creek, waters
OF Cougarrc creek, adjpuing lands OF Mrs.
pcca Sharpe, George Shcaly, Mrs. CathA-
rinc Crngcr. ChcS,cy Merritt, Ellis Sharl -.
Irwin Sp.rc, and others, containing tire"
hundred ljn0; acres. more or loss.
TERMS OIv-Lali cash: thr balance III
twelve months, With interest from day Of
sale, $. cured hy l,nl nt purchaser a"|
MORTGAGE of tn" premises sold. with !"aN,
to the purchaser to rIy ali cash. Twenty
five dollars to be laid down immediately
or the prcmiScS Viii bcrc.ull in H. minutes.
at the risk of the i,lm:r purchaser. ffr-
chaser 10 pay 'Or arerS.
SAMUEL +. GEORGE.
Special Referee.
Move NIB rs. 1897 4"&.
Brooks Wingarl, Attorney.
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Items from Lower Fork.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Since our last letter there have
been two social gatherings Of the
young folks in Lower Dutch Fork.
The first was held at the hospitable
home Of Mr.. james Lorick, in honor
OF Miss Gussie kjb!er. and the other
by Miss Aquilla Ioureiner- At both
Of these parties the young people
lad most delightful time.
Miss Clstus Wingard, of Cunts
vile, is visiting her brother, Mr..
Ambrose NJ. Wingard.
The Saint Andrew school now has
an. enrolment Of thirty-two pupils.
Mr.. ". ". Spence is visiting re'a-
tives in Newberry county.
Several young men from Edgefield
county, whose names We failed t.
learn, were visiting relatlres III this
neishborhood last week.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, Of Edgefeld
county, spent several days last week
in the neigbborbood with relatives
and friends.
Miss Julia DeLoach, Of Ninety Six,
is visiting the Misses Haltiwanger
! Mr. James Means, of Columbia, is
spending few days with Mr.. Miller
! Mr.. Thomas P Youneiner, of Wal
laceville, spent Thursday night al
the old homestead with his brother
Mr.. George F. Ioupginer.
Mr.. Emory Youngincr, OF lrmo
and Miss Mamie Boukulsht, OF Cha
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TN OBEDIENCE To THE JUDGMENT
/ OF the Court of Common Pleas for Lex
iprton county, SoutL Carolina, in the case
of +. l. Sandrl plaintiff, against Mo!lic
Eeazcr, George Summer, John Summer,
Pre- ;tnn Summer, Frl1ce' Snmmcr, Mary
Jane Summer and Sauucl Summer dct,'id-
ants, will sell to The highest bidder 1T
public outcry. before the court house door,
in cyington, $. c.. during tie legal E"Tra
Of Sul., on the first Monday il Deccrbcr,
1891, al tlat piece, parcel or tract OF land,
living. being and Sl,uatc in Broad k!rcr
township, Lexington county, South Caro-
lima, containing SIXTY tiA) acres, more or
less, AMI b unlcl by tie lands of ". j.. L.
Hnltwanger. James \. Summer, and others
and being the pace where |, the salt j.
Edward Summer, Low reside.
Terms one half cash, the balance on Il
credit of one year. with Interest from dty
Of sale. secured by bond of the purchaser
and II ortgASe OF the promises sold: th'
purchaser 10 ply fer papers. Upon failure
of the purchaser 10 comply the premises
Will be immediat, ly rrS"l!, 1T tn" risk OF
the former purchaser.
II A. SPAIN,
{ &. {. p aud (f.
NV g.h. 1h.'1 Iw;
Graham n NrlsOr, Attprn"!a
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DY VIRTUE OF THE JUDGMENT,
ID of the Court of Common Pleas. for
Lexington county, South Carolina, IN the
case of John Epting, p'nntItf, against
Martha Summer, ct. al defendants, ! will
sell to the Highest bidder, at public outcry,
before the court house door, IN LeXIrston,
$. G.. during the legal hours of SALE On Tie
first Monday IN December, 1897.
All that certain lunds and premises III
Lexington county and State aforesaid, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-fvc acres.
more or less, in Broad River township a, d
adjoining lands of J. l.. Chapman, Pink
Summer, II B. Clark, John EptInS and
others
TEEAtS One hal cl,h:btltr"c nn cred
it onr en- : with interest tromtdt OF ~
secured by bond OF pnrrhas,f and mor'-
gage of the premises sold The terms 10
bc complied with in dtys or the premises
will be resold at The risk of the former
purchaser. Purchaser t" pay for rnpcrS.
II. 4 SpANN,
G.. G.. 6. 7. aud &. 5.
Clerks Office. November s. 1891 lw3.
Meclz" e. Muller, Attorneys.
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min wore hanp;ly united in marriage
on the 7tL inst at tue residence Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
.I,c,.,, 3 u,ka;ylt, R.v. y. S. louuyi,
ner c0iriatinr. Tie happy young
co3nl,. have IKE b st vi hes Of a host
Of friends.
Rev. }'r. Nc S AID Wlle' OF
Orar.cbn"g, also Mr.. AID Mrs
Drehcr, Of I'!no. after spending ScE
cral days with the family Of Mr..
Joseph Huffman, ltts tc" day"aS"'
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Mis-. Lula R5w,ll, widow Of the
late Percival F. Rowell, tie founder
of the Palmetto CvlIcsiate Institute,
at this place, visited Mrs. c. N.
Efrd last week. She returned to
her home in Lancaster, Monday.
Mrs. Row>ll made many warm per
sonal friends Guling her residence
Eere.
Prof. f S. Dreher Superintendent
Of the Columbia Graded schools,
came over to erj,y a hunt at the
home of his childhood. Saturday ard
while so engaged ran up on ire
mendous Wild cat. Calling to El*
assistance the Dreher boys al" lneT
hounds, they gave chase and sue
ceeded in bringing his catahip to bay
in briar patch just above Drehel S
ferry on the north side Ct Salada
river, where they captured him.
Mr.. Robert Hook, who has been
confined in Jail at this place for the
past several weeks, charged with
killing Policeman Goss at Brookland
sometime ago, went before Judge
Klugb in Columbia, last "Wednesday
and applied for bail, which was
granted in the sum of $4,000, for his
appearance at the February term Of
court for this county. He expcrl
encel no trouble whatever in making
his bond, some Of the most substan,
tial men of this and Richland county
going thereon.
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Meeting Called.

The teachers Of L:xn 5ton county
are hereby requested to meet at Lex
ington c. H.. on Saturday, Novem-
Der 9TH, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. III
for the purpose Of recognizing the
County Teachers Association. Every
elcher in the county is urgently re-
quested to be present. AZ interest
ing program has Eeen arranged and
will be published later.
John d. Far,
Co. Supt. Of Education.
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LEXINGTON,

COUNl1 or LEAlNE1O>,
Bye l. Leaplart, Esquire, Probate Judge
WHEE5EAS; 81, 'tLIv5 u t.: e. e. y1oSt hUEiGn hih
Letters of Administration Of the Estate
OF aud effects @! J David Lcrick;
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said J. David Lorick, deceased,
that they BE- and appear before he: in
the Court of Probate. to be held at Lex
ington c. II On December /, next, after
publication thereof, at II o'clock IN the
forenoon. to show canSe, il any they have
Why the said Administration should not
he granted.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF
November. Ammo ID mini, 1891
C.E LEAPHART, J. ?. l.. G. LIS
Published on the l1ih day of November.
1887, III the Lexington Dispatch. 2"2.
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TN OBEDIENCE TO TIE DECREE

TN OBEDIENCE TO TIE DECREE
l of the Court of Common Pleas for LEX
ing,on comfy. South Carolina, III ihc Case
OF Samuel J. WcsSiugcr, plaintiff against
Frances Fry, and others defendants, | will
sell to the highest bidder at public ontcry,
before the court hons" door III l. xlnStou,
$. G.. during the legal hours OF sale. on
the first Monday in December. 1891, '''.!l
that piece, parcel or tract OF land, situate,
lying aud being in the county Of Lexington
and State aforesaid. continuing sixty UO)
acres, more or less aijnipin% lands OF Pat
Scay, Rcb, &C.. Sc,y, }. J. S,ay, Cape Hen
Dirk, and p. rharS others, the same being
the tract of land conveyed to the sad l|lmil
Wcs>inger by DllE.s Wcssngcr, aud is
sitnatc on bo!h-idcS of Ciclu"nS creek.
Terms one half cash, the balance III
twelve mouths With interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond Of the purchaser,
and mortgage Of the premises sold, with
l,a.c to the purchaser to pay all cash.
Purchaser 10 ray for papers. The terms TO
he comphcd with within one hour from
time Of bid or III. premises will be rcsold
at the risk of the iormcr purchaser.
IL 4. SPANN,
G. E. G. p and G. 5.
Nov. oh. 1891 i~j
&. t. Graham, Attorney.
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Trespassers, Notice.

AL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NO.
u titled no; to hunt. pass through ty
p ,thS, or ire ptss IN any lHanncr wlatrv,r
Upon my lands adiOinln" lands OF W. L.
We H. John Il. S!lu!er DR.. J. l.. Shutr.
and c:h,rS Ih" law will, positively, he
cntorc,d against Ill tr-spascrS.
DAVID COOGLEE.
Nov. ,, 1897 -3u2
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Ruck!en's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or no pay required. It's guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at J. E. Kauffmans. S.