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5' ko.~ahs a you.ng lady exceede
d oreev a long Iookeid
' jv.0. W. Taylor has justr
1.6 a ptasant vislt to
6W1' tte p 'I have
th 6'Mo ielldug at itn early
-Oan en as yell as -6dfrr mon
metiiNIIhi their sleep. OutL
ey're morei likely to be heard.
There ls only ono. dfthd holeb~
seand loy. Opeaksi
All fory therbads
A teow shade t'rees set - 0't along
%1%isdewalks Wauld add m2U'h to.
the 'looks of our litlo 6ooe.
SSenator Bradley has hels onra
yIng visit to hia ho0me. ii say
tre ~ ~ fpetl hagavteeWll*0130tbu
T -i o rvde ionn tidio's ga'o 'us
sh~v ~ttl the othver in'uiug. Thmiy
luhed onod so did we.
The coinmmnication of "citizen" a
- rowded oh't 'Lhis weoik, but wit.
appear in the tint issue.
Dr. Thiomavs tNoter, of Contrail,
Oth9 attnding ph6ioehg -N M r. J
'ink bvlger. Wonre adI t hear t
hat Mr. Fofger T'im p:in.
Mr. C. P. Barrett has invested in
Sfine horse. There is one thing
hisat bachelors won't take hold oft -
' bettr half.
A young n wants to know if t
it would'mt make him an old baicho
or to be vaccinated -rh Lte anfi
fan Atl bachelvi-.
The little girls and big ones too
4.are begi cining to t of' gheir silver
throatd fOr that m's'ie'choab which
aI on to be started. t
Jimmie Thompson s Igteyared j to C
-uppl'y all the sick and viling with I
silla that never fjil, -fe clIam tmt
the~y will cure eouen 'hedrt'aection.
The Hti boys are be .inninr to '
%h thiMrer to tela 'tn'ri i Y d*.
teCaitlan 'adont look like he would ti
'vhip, much."
* 'IThank to Dr, .Thos. Fulger for i
caling and 6'intin' the lean <
Comp asit and the fat pro. tem, e
Eiwtor 'without money and withot
prit" The yotng Devil xotnd" 'j
theaik a 1too.
Thenlt Cogias RESTR ED --Faded (
.6-Q'~ -hair graedtirily rcovers~ 'ts
yttlI cmolor anmd lustre by the use
oft Parker's Iilair Balso m, ani eleganti
- dressinig, admnired for' its puerityan
eV ret~n 'thanks to Cot. D. Wy..
att Aiken Ior a ei'>y of t he Con--~
groessional Directory. Also to Gen.
M. C. Butiler for a 'olume contains%
'ing the P'resident A 1Wessage and
'othver pnblic doen~o'nty.
Jamies Mull avnd Jam~s Aiken were
'commi tted to jaiil on the 24thI inIst,.
by Trial J usLico3 Robinsonv, for car. -
rying concealed weapons. Minll has
becei 'releka ed onl giving bo~nd for ,
his atppeartanice at court,. -Aiken is s
still in jail. -
.. XPECR'ENCE THE BEST GuIi'E.
The r'eason why womeon everivwberv
use Parker's Ginger Tonic is. be
cause they have learned by exj'a-i. E
'ence-the h*~a guide-that, this ex,
'celleut medicino overenmes des4pon.
dlency, p)ori'oditd headache, inydige's
L.ion, pain in 'tio lback anid kidn1eysH,
anad oilier t'roubles of Lbe sux.-- (
.Rome Jonr'nid. 4 1
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.ACCDnaNT ON TifE AIR LTINE ROAD. g
-On lat T1huvredny as a ireight
'trainy was ge'ing North on the Ai'
Line Railroad, ab6ttfou'r mniles~ East (
'of Easley, an axle of one of the a
b)oxesm broke, whinch caused~ severaul j
ot' thme boxes to jump L~ve track-.
They were hen'vily loaded withi
'1reighvt anid a general smaanh t oc
'curred. The antident occurred in 0
'a deep cut, anmd it was not antil ina
Lihe atternioon of F ridhy b'e'e the i
t.rack wats cleared suficntly to ad, a
nit L~he pasie*ge rt uther trains.- mn
ortunately WoI 01n. was hurt.
n
it looks very susmpioidna to see a, .e'
.oung niumn wait until nearly dark. B
hen 1101 ake his water pilter and "
htart to the well, holding it, behind
,imn, all the while, and looking caun..
~.'i6sly aebout him, to see if any one
A wAtching him. There must be
'mething wrong with the pitcher.
* arried, ion '.1ttv'y 12th, 1882, 'Atth
Adoraido Hooso i% IM1 city, by Esq. E. P.
.Iy'tt, Mr. BS. A. Langston, of Etureka
'Springs. Arkadnsas, and *Mr%. Fuannie 11an
As the Senator has boen syending
twvo or thruse days at honie lthis.
reek we hav6 no regular 1%tter on
beugislative proooedini a 'ont~ h im in
,his weerib #Aper. Ve yublish a
eotter fromra 'dne di our~ Representa,
de and ~'vth 'dthey Legislative
ttesa. friulhed li 8eneter lBraidley.
If yo,(' t ti b&- Stoves, Tin ware;
'rktest, 1$4mr flone Chipa or anmy
dnd 09134 Pttiolbing Go/ds at the verg,
.oweit piroee, Ve1 tu g gZaggIh, aa-.
~A41a& dd.-,INhle50 rens
TA* s'el he setAeata lea~d.
Wn 'Un
Iti )ob Pt fokens hue
you sond b'14* dome visiblir
pine to mt theth i,
At-a sneettg oa t~e'bit~'isene held
last Monday the 14llin g entle.
rnen wake eleoted Trhsttep of ,the
Piekens High Schooh ti. Hol.b
lingswort h, Chairmafn; 3. ,A Thorn-.
ley orotary.; J. K. KirkAy; P. MleD
Alexinader; W. T Mear; ,1Joa) %ul
di lnd j B Newbei ry. On mnotion it
was determined by the Boan-d thatt i
entrons not signing the Art'oIes of'
Agreement MAill pay aartertry, in.
xdvance, or make satisfactory at
i'angemen ts with the Leach.
Prof. W M. MeQsslan and family
srrived. at this place on last :1Thurs-,
1ny. Prot. ByttQasian takes charge,
3f Uhe Pickens High Behool for this
y'ear. ,le ha a graduate of Erskine
Dollege and comes to our people
ighly recomnmended as a teacher.
'ickenisIbould ceytainly have a good
tenderig.8 The n ochinig that
i(dds m6 t6a lAde than flouish
ichloofs. We'tist 6'ha the pooli10e
>f the 'own, vicinity anid entire
nyWill p01v6 Prof. Mc aslani
h.yfr hearty cgperatin. an4 ve
e. Iaf4e red 'tht h'6 W l'l .'ikilo p
or thefti a school of which they
nay well be proud. We welcome
1rof. McCualan knla Tz'ar'lly ' t r
owvn.
Mtessrs. Wilcox Gibbs & Co., 'of
'ertili6 foun-, inVite 'tlp nitention
of our reade'.s to their goods. Read
heir advertisement in this issue.
We halve'in 'our C'ofnty., near
)Onltal, a young man, ,LaFayOtto
Coung, who has ce) tainly had1 his
hare of this world's trouble'. These
roubles commenced a few years ago
vith a long and,drangerous illness,
yphoid fever. Vrom this he re
overed to be shortly attalcd with
inarumonia. Rallying from it he
td a broken limb. Two summers
go whilehoeing cotton, a piece of
is hoe- was broken oft' an~d knocked
ato his left eye, so injuring the eye
hat it had to be extirpated. Lust
uimmer he was bi tten by a rat.tle,
niake's pilot and layi at death's door
:>r twenty hours. An~d now7 L ocon
lude1, last Mo1'nday morningz his wife
resent ted .lgimi w ith a fing ' jrI,
hveighing 15% isias.
Read the reto'it of' the Sinte
haurd of Healthb, which we publish
ci another pla)ce. It contains iusef ut
ifori~ihti6n on small pokc, 'tIb dis%
ase whichi is ramginug in many parts
I the country.
Il\ nrried, on 'thobi2d ul't., by Rov.
5. \'eston Riott, Mr. Samuel A.
harr, of Easley,. and Mrs. iasabeflla
). Webb, Anderson Conrty.
Inv. If r. King, of Cdhero'ce'eoUnuni
(, Ge'rgia, preached at this place
n the eveuinig of the 25th ilt. Ow,
rig'to tho ttnelemenoy~ of i e weath
r 59'iin'lh'd at the hotel hall to a
mall nsudience. .Mr. King preachoed
vr'itterestin'g and Inst ruetive
erni n. All wifo hecard him ex
ressedM themselves plea'sed wit~h
is'o~h)rt.
We regret to annoemnce that Mr.
I'Ynn Folger is 4uite ill, and it
feared that his illness will term
nate in typhoid fever'.
W'e 14tatgd in the lobals 6f ~last
ree'k that it was rutmforedl a case of
mall pox h-id occurred in Brevard.
Ve nre sc.rry we cau~lsed 1y this
tutement a yoohg ynan '6Y onar town
nrne uneasy hours and1( two skcop
3ss nights. Weo forgot that he had
dulcissi me over 'there Youn inan,
at y0ur pulse5 rest easy. The rumor
vans false.
The American Agribillturist for'
Februnriy is at hand, andi is a splen%
id nutisher, filled with good things
nd finely illustrated. It is one of
he6 best agricultural inonthlies we
ecc'ive and shoid be. taken by
veryv fadrmer. No numbeir of it, ba't
wort'n theo year's subscription.
)uy adv'ice is to take it, by sending
1 50 o the Orange Judd U6mpany,
few York.
'Only Thirty rays' Trial
We will send Dr. Dye's Cebbmted Elec
'o Voltaic Blds and other Electric A ppli
nees on trial for thirty daiys to young men
nd oldler persons who..nre affhtoted with
erV6ons )ebility, ILost Vitaitiy, etc., gutar
nteelng speedy relief and complete reslor
lion of vigor aind nenhood. Also for
hleumatlsm, Neurnlgia, Paralysis, Liver
nd Kidney diflicul ties, Ruptures, rind
any other disensev. Illustrated pamphlet
ent free. Address Voltaicelt Co., Mar
ball, Mich.
PA RK ER'S
HAIR
BALSAM.
A p-rfectdre~s
less. ~Rmoves~
dtandriff. restores
natural colnt aend
6tE.tti abdget 9
elt.aMSnhglTON
CQLOGHR.
Ssanseeams.
INCER TONIC
Am Iaiinritrag Pedcunldt' tear t%~dcates
t i deflicios'co1~mitos' yf Gingg~. I1nehn,
Mseid c r nk ,Jtlingi. and )Viyy othier -M \ test
vg.ai emeiecs b ow,. cures all disorders c'f
thet'ies, sta'#,'cN,fl fe,lkidneys anudlungs,&is
U bst umaN s'rut eugh Cars Ever Used,
e ai ',fVrng fB-o:A I'nVelb -(Compaints,
NerouWkerineus, R he~nunnhism~ Jyspep.
sta, nere osr an ~'J~sesau infirmitv. iaeec Pr:rker's
~~0
CLOTHING!
CL TTIN!!
CLOTHING!!!
S TIL L -BOOMIN6k.
THE RESIDUE OF 'P, F. FARMES,'S
stock mnWt go to clean up for Spring and
Summer Goods. We r In a position to
furnish our customers with the
Cheopest Suit Gtothes
that hhei, or *Ifl'be sold in th'ls Citly again'.
The Ye*ilfb'of t'his-imnuse 0itk iiust be
closca Out within I the neCt -
SIXTY DAYS.
BlARGAINS% ARGAINS
and nothing but BARGAINS, so come and
get them. Remember this is a positive sale
and shall continue until closed out Don't
forget the place, Farmer's ->ld stand, Mal,
din Block, Main Street, .
GREENVILLE, S C
McMAhan & Gwinn.
jan 19, 1882 18
GO TO THE
Good Bargains!
I fffAVE~ COMPILETED MY iirCE
STORl IIHOIJSE~ and Gledeit with1 a large
anad select Stock of
General Merchahdise,
Draags aind Chexaaicals.
All of which I pr&iosm to soll Cheaop for
Cash, or exchaunge for (Contey Prodi'oe.
2,000) yards finest Brands of Prints.
2 000 yards .Jeans, from Cheapecst to Best.
16 0y ards Sh ir tings. Sheotings and
Checks.
25 Pieses Ladies Dress Goods, Shawls,
Cloaks, Bou leards and Ftlannels, all ki~
and prices.
My stock of BOOTS and SIIOES c'an not
be excelled in quality or price.
The largest and best selected stoek of
READY MADE iCLOTIING ever brought
to this market.
An large assort mentiof LUail~wire, Pocket
My stock of GJROCERIES are complete,
at prices that defy comnpetition-'A 'Car load
of Salt at $1 per sack.
lie sure when you come to Easley to call
and see me, tor we are hleadquarters for
CHIEAP GOODS,
The highest. pribe paid for Cotto'i, in
Cash.
J. WYLIE QUILLIAN,
EASILEY, Sa ('.
6ct 27, 1881 8 l y
BLUE GRASS SEED.
REDl cMovEl SEEID.
Orchard Grass Seed.
IhERDS CRAS% MEED.
White Clover Seed.
LUCERNE SEEDt.
The Ori'auv Ille l Nuss Seeda
AYID D.ANDR~1I1%9K08 Seed Grm
NEW SIORE
k W GOODS!
The World Moves and
so do u).
WV. I. SMITH & Co.
HER15WITH ANNOUNCE To THEIR friend
and 't% publio that 11ey have secured dh
large and comodious STORE known as th
IO1LCOMBN CORNEtt, where they will b
pleased to serve everybody with FI RST C L AS'
GOODS at reasonable prices. We have jis
returned from market where we p'irchased Y
full slook of seasonable Goods, liuli'diin
Furnishing Goods, Faboy Goods, ats Boots
Shoes, Confectionaries, Hlardware, larminj
Implements, Groceries,and GJeneral Nerohan
dise, and we can safely assert that. tics
Goods nnd, Prices will compare favoi ably witi
those of an 1ouse in the lip county.
We mean to 'ell Goods. Come and see th
bargains in Shoes, Tobacco, &a. Don't fai
to eumine our Goods before making yon
purelases for we buy and sell for cashf. man
can giuariftee %argains 1% our'he anrd ril
Goods. Be sure.to call. Yours respect fully
l'. Jr. !MITH 4k C0.,
Easley, S. &$.
oct 27, 1881 8 8m
Clerk's Sale.
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ST ATE OF SOtPL OA ROL IN A
*CouNa'ry orPe k.
IN COURTid OF CO)M MON PLfEAf
Susan Keith et'M Plaintiffs, against Susan E
Kehth, Defendant.
Compjlaint for Partition. &t
Q3 Y virtt'd of a )ecet al Order, madei
Uthe above causp, by his lion. k. P'. Al
drich, Presidi-g bhuge, I wvill olt'er for sal
at Public Out cry, before the Court llous
door in the Towvn ofPceonSedai
February fniext.,nSul~di
All hhat. Tract. or Parcel of Land, lying e
both sides of Chastain's Mlill (Creek, wvaters <
-Oolenoy river, containing 241 ) Acres, les
about One IIlund~redl Acres, more or lu'ss li
off to the widow. bein kte flouse and Land
abh ve andl around..
PInt of'that whicht 'is Th be soIb, *ill be es
heibited on day of sale.
T E lMS--One half cash. balan~ce on a cred
it of twelve monthIs fromu day of' sale, Erted
pornon o be ered by t he bou'i o f the 'jut
chaser and mo'rtgag of the premises.
P'urchamsers to pay for papers.
janl12, 7W2 1' 4
Clerk's Sale.
STATE OF SOU'i'l CAROLINA
COUNTrY -.9 I iKE~Th.
IN COMYION PLEAS.
J. C. O'Bryant; Plaintif, igniral Lhey Niin
"et al Defeadants.-CostA INr FOaL ite1II
.DY virtue of al Decrittil O6rder in the abov,
.)'statedl case, signed by hlis Ilooor .1. d
Cothran, on the 19.h: daty ofI De'cedhen, A. LJ
1881, 1 will sell to lhe highest bidder, befor
the Court. IIlouse door, at P'ickens t'ourv
Ihouse, on the 1st. Monday in February A. Il
1882,
All thtat Piece, Parcel or Tract of Lat
lyinrg, being and sit uate in HIurricane Town
ship, in th'.Cpuint~y and State above nam:ed
on waters or Keowee Rli er and Four Al ii
liranch, adjoning lands-of A. It. Craig, Alabr
Alaujldin and others, containing une Hlundre.
and Fifty A'tres, mlore or less, being the plac
whereon John O'Bryant, deceased, lived a
the time oh his death, and is sohli for 'the pur
pose of part ition among the heirs at. law o
said deceased.
TERMAS-One-third of the purchase moane'
to be,pulid on day of sale, and the balance or
a credit of unii anid two years, to he seciute
by a bond with good jiotsonal security and
mortgage of the premni-es.
Purchasers to pay ektra foi all papers an
for recording sainea.
J. J. LEWL3, coc r.
jan 5, 1882 16' 6
N OTiCE OF FINAL SETTlLE~l ENT.
.Not ice is herehy given, that I will appl'
o0.L Duraint, Probate Jutdge for Picken
Cotunty, on T~hu'rsday, 28d (lay ofFebruary
next, for leave to make a fitnal set tlement wil
my wards VAN 13. and ELI AS F. EL18N
and ask to be dischargeil therefrom.
8. C. CIA1W, Guardian.
jan 5, 1882 6
'NOTICE OF FINA L REtTTEMENf.
.N Notice is hereby given, that I will ap
ply to 0. L. Durant, P'robate Juudge for Pick
ens County, on-Satutrdaty, it Ih .daty of Februt
ary, 1882, for leave to make a final settlemnen
with1 WV. A. RlOGEH8S, Minor; atnd ask to b
discua~rged therefronm as Guardian.
E. F. A LGOOD, Oaurdian.
jan 12, 1882 17 .. ... 5
N OTICE OF' FNAL SETT'LEMENT.
Not ice is hereby piven, that I will ajf
ply to 0. L. D)urant, Proba'te Juedge for Pick
ens Cootty, on Friday, the 8d1 day of Febru
ary, 1882, for. leave to make a final sottle
muent of my ward, LUE E. CASSQ~N, (for
merly A berorombie) anhd ask to be dis harge<
therefrom as Guardian.
C1,A RINDA CL A RK, OarAu.
NOTlCIC OF FlINAI L ETTLEMENT.
N 1ot ice isheresby giveta, that I ,will Aj
pit t6 J. . u'rant, PoteJudge for.Pick
etns O'Umniv'ty Asiuturased,'4r AI: Aa.. or Pni..~
no4423-*Itm3r" a tIlA
USIC?
.0........~w
What to Home Without luste
WELL, WELL, DON'T GET MAb ABOUT
It, and talk In such big capital.
BUT BUY
A C6iFCKRRING. MATIIUSIrK. ARION
YWR SO UTIERN GEM PIANO.
HIOME SWEET IIOME?
Must bepinde (k happy, pluoe. nd If it does
not conhain a PIANO or OlRGAN, it is only
half furnished.
ORDER AT ONCE
I
3 A IASON & If AIfLIN. PRLrAl1O rT & (O.
Ot SIIONINGER ORG.\N.
DONT WAIT ALWAYS,
Ify6u cant, pay all cash. send for our Time
1 ae's.
itEM EMBER ThINI.
Large'sales with small, living profis is Our
policy, first, last. 1nd always.
3ORIDERl FROM1
McSmith Music House
Gren;aavi'1e, N. C.
dec 15, 1881 14
"E U R EKA!"
Exclahinued President Gar
field on 1ai Ar'rival at
ILmig Bran ch.
'EXO'LAIMt13 OURt CUSTO'llsES WIVIEN
they have exaiinined our LA ItGE STOf K OF
FALL. AND WINTitlt (I00DS, and have
Icarned at. what svonderrnify low prices We
are selling thei. We have just received andl~
'are daily receiving a large lot of MIsN'S and
BOYS ('LOTillNO. CASSI Mi tS, JEANS,
andti!E AVY.Gt)DS, ST A PLE tand FANCY
DItY GOD,002,SlhS n lA ,
- Groceries, Leat her, &c., wfmiich we are selling
e at bottom prices. We are determnined to soel
Cour large stock. Give us a triuel.
We paly no rent, no clerk hire, andt onr
n taxs atre a more sotig, so ive'can sell as ceap
or ceae)r than any one else. We defy com
S Cot t on, Cornt, od der, ainid all Countgjy
Prodnee boughi for caish or bnet er.
'rry n's once and we will nt ask yon to
come ail.Yon Wvill 'aomo thle next time
rt *it1a'ou't an invit e
Very respect fulfly,
.i. C. Griffin,
sept 22!. 1881 2
Commission Merchants and flealers in
'Fertilizers,
'8 EASTr BA.tv
CYIAnJn-roN, No ,embher 9, 1881.
A T tl'ecomm~encemeint of anol her buineflss
ye?,L 'e acknowledge withI pleasure lhe
s pat roniakc Wfid conf idence of our platie ag
fri en~ds.
'IIOlSON'S COT'TON AND ('OlIN FEIitI LI.
ZEII, BOlBSON'S t'OM POLJNN1 At D l'llOs.
-Pil A TE, halve given very grat if'ying sat isfue'
-it in. O u r Cot ton andi Corn leii izer* is of
e lhe hlifs~t .stnard. It conitains amiong
t ther vulaible ingredients 3 per~ cet . of Amii
mnon ia, lj per cenit. of Pot ush 1. pe IcenC~lt.
of aivailab'le Phosphate. Ilavinig been amnong
thle first to inti-oduce (iiuano in this State, we
catn con Iilerily refer to (Iour phuinIitg frien~td
tht d iinitg thie series ot' yearu; we hiave sol
e thiev M.aniures we have al ways giv ni a pr
'article. Every Mau e is 1 est ed, we ofyer
Ithe above Vertili zeis for caishi, iite or cot ton.
Plrut ers orderini~g imminedli at ely w ill lbe aii
Slow~edl 10 the 1Ist of A pri I o decidle wichj the y
-prefer. cash or time.* An~ order fo a earload
I'of' ten tons~ will be sentl f ree of drayauge, for a
less amount $1 per iou will be charged.
nov 24, 1881 1 1 3m
EMPLOYMX1~ ENTy
For() All.
TO SELL A H0US3HOLD ARTIOLE
il7111E poor as well as lie rich, the old as
well as the young, Ithe wife as well as
the lit gchandt, Ithe yoting tiaiden an ejll as the
boy, may jutst as well eairn a few ~ollars ini
s honest. i eplOY met, as8 to sit. arond the house,
,and wuiit f'or ohiors to earn It 'o-: themi. We
c..' give you e:Aployinencit, all the time, o,
d ur>.ng your spAr'e liouneis onzly; traveling, or
in your own ,n 'heiorhiood, amiiong y'ou r
r"iendiis aned acq iiiutiaces. If you d6 not
care for emiphu ymenlt, we carli im'iiart valuiable
-informationf to you fre'o o'f cost, It 0'ill cost
y'ou only one ceiit for a Postal card to write
for' our1 Prospect us, andl it imy be lhe moans
-of' nmakin g you a good mrany dollars.
Do not. naegl ect this opporltnity3. You do
t- not have lo inivest a large som i of' monley, aindl
iB rn a great risk of losintg it. Yo-i will readi
ly see t hat it wvill be ant easy mattee t) nuaak e
f rom $10 ()o $100) a week, antI establish a lu
.I craiive and i ndepenuden~I ttsinei ss, hion orale,
striigolr and profitablhle. 41\i1end to
t hiis anal Ier niow. f'or thlere is rnione'y idl It for all
. whlo engage wvit h us. We (v ill sitprise you
.and you Will wian ler why yua unever wvrote tI
- ne beforeo. We heal fulli 1 part ioVnbairs free.
.Address hil''f( EE M'F'O C).,
- ( Naidhi l e aper ) Mlarian, Ohio,
s ept 22, 1881 2
Niotice to Debtdra & Creditors
Iii yro'ons hitvin~g dlemann ngamnat the
. estate of edO W. Mu'Vil~iITElt, de
ceased, *ilh yresenit them at. onca rn,.n...i..
Jan5,18
GreenvIll,. 8. C.
WELS, ORR & TAYLOR,
AT 'OMNEY8'4C (O VRL ORSA LA W
F OkENS C. H., 8. p.
PMil ilntlon glivu to businesas entrus
ted to then.
march 10, 18 ..
M. F. ANSEL, t Bogaoi
Ar'eenvilGe, 8. U. okens 8
ANSEL & 3OGGS4
ATTORN EYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
PIOEENS C. H.) Si
Ofilce in the Court Iouse. Pro'npt
attenttion given to all business eil
Ltrwted to Liemi.
dou 9, 1880 12
R. A. CWILD,
ATTORNEY J COLNSE9LOR AT LAII
P I K E N 8 U. H. 6. .,,
Will Practice in all ihe Courts ot (lie Stiate
and Court s of t heUnit ed 81 ateo, for Lhe Di.'
trict of Sout h Caiolila.
jau 0 1881
Notice to Creditors.
Sarah A. lexulader, Administratrix,' vs.
1<,-an B. Williamis el Ad.
P UllSUANT 0 t-nU)r'rh of lon. T. I.
Fraer, Presiding .1tudge, inde on the
t <l (1y or Novenibi-r, 1881, all Creditors <.f
the Estate of .\ \1) A. A LIXANDi.'de
eensed, are hereby required ib prove 1hp
rank, date and aniount o' their respectiv e
claiin against the said estai'c, 11beire m1s
with in ninely ddlys tryn (he date of theLfirst
pulienti.n hereof, or h'b rre'd ofany ea
tit unde'r th e jproueediigs. in gi's ic ion'.
J, J. I.EWIF,
Clerk of Uourt.
jan 5, 1882 10 8mo
A;7
UT .p1thl'ed, a ne, enIli n 'f D.
eJ Cu. itvwr.,'s (Xeleb at ed Essaiy on (lie
radicail cure ot' Spermaitorrlioes or Sentinaul
Weahile, I tvo~utyry Semindil boes, Imii
potecy, Mlental nnad Physical 'Incapaciy,
im eudianei~t iio Marriaige, etc.; also, Con
sianipt ion, l-'pibs'p'y and Fias, itialueeol by self
indulgence' or sexzuail ext ravaigance, &c.
The celebrat edli hah, in this8 adiirable
Es.o5, clearly demotist rat es, t'rotui a I hirty
ye.ast 4e41 practl ice, t hat. thie aharilaing
eunsequenices of set ihluse tuay bericallaay
cured; poaiting out a ,iiN4~.f cure at once
.iinple, certain, andl effect uu. v inene of
wha ch every suiffei~r. nao nt %
coni'hiiora maly be, mUay cure liintself cleap
ly, pivat ely, anid raidicaully.
IhmThiis Lectur ie shtouldl he In the ha nds
of every' youathI amai every maun in the lantd.
Seuntaunder seuni, ini a pla in envelope, to
any address, posi paid, oin receip)t ot' six
cenlts or liwo )o)aage atanaaps. Addaress
Thne Culverweli Ifldical Co.
41 Ann st., Mew to -k. N. Y.,
Postoffic liox, 450.
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