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H:KENS SENTINEL. LOCAL NEW84 in Asbror fleft Sunday for a trip P. Barrett, of Spartanburg, was In -st Saturday. Icitor Ansel was In town this week esslonal business. e youn; people had a grand hop at 11 lastWFriday night. s. W. S. Hunter, of Seneca, Is vis. ,r father,'Capt. J. J. Lewis. W. Griffin, of Williamstn, visit. ives In Pickons last Sabbath. s. W. S. Hunter and daughter, is visiting Maj. J. J. Lewis' family. try Bowen moved his saw mill last Bell Shoals, on Twelve Mile river. . Mary Charles, of Greenville Is visiting her brother, W. U. Ash. W. T. McFall is having his dwell roved by the addition of another iumber of recent converts were by Immersion at Oulenoy last rig, Major & Co., have moved - mill north. of town near Judge place. ly Springs campmeeting will com. m Monday, September 12th, and - urday 17th. first bale of new cotton was sold last Mondfy by M. L. Latimer, roun county. c hay;while the sunshines. We finest weather of the season for Ider, hay etc. L. DuBose and wife, of Charles stopping a few days in Pickens H. B. Hendricks. nes Rt. Morgan went to Webster, st Monday. His trip will con less and pleasure. V. H. Ellison has been quite sick - for the past week. At last ac was getting on welt. ew Baptist church will soon be -ud covered- Let us all chip in it finished right away. . C. Jeffries, a prominent mem Greenville bar, was in town last )n professional business. Presbyterian church has been rited inside and out. Everything readiness for Presbytery. ross ties will soon be all out on the new railraad. Mr. Payne ushing the job with a vim. Hortense Mauldin will attend nston Female College this fall, rpose of taking a post graduate 'resbyterian Sunday school will e old icourt house next Sunday The church has been painted ,cen .. - ue most pop.. icetteachers in tile Willham e College, expects 50011 to go to Ohio, to attend the National iversity. M. Morris was called to Hart ast Saturday, to attend the fu s bIrother's little daughter. Tis id child Mr. J. W. Morris has the last month. ~ting was begun in here last Sunday ght Dr. J. T. Pate, er to assist the pas Iroughout the meet s did not have much bad a0good pinic ~t Old Pickensville hi was greatly e.n. the young people. L an Ideal spot for a John Ferguson, of from that city to orning on a safety id twenty minutes. when he arrived, take'the return trip ainuites, Ion conmmenced a Holly Spriogs 0on atinued with una. ays. Hie was as. jine. There were embersh~ip by con 'is greatly revived. Lauren. county, s ay. Hie drove to r ntry Friday, and ,1 >k sick an:1 died. At him only a few e. 'ately purchased >o Co., the Dr. Wit. e. o lst inst.,, Mrs. Jaimes Alexan. Crowv (reek section, was severe. 'y a mad dog. The teeth of the at brought blood from thirteen >lacesI, besides making a numbher . The patint was romptly ate yteD.it R. Krey. Th resuhl tehe wih agreat deal of inter led mfeeting of t-he County AlII held in the court house last Sat resakient M.. L. Donaldson am '. Duncans of the Alliance Ex iere hero and addressed the meet do,~ not know what was done, bu d that a part of the business wa aand lay plans for opening an Al re at this place. It is saidl tha the cause of Mr. D)uncan's p res e.We merely give this as heiar Smeeting wab haarmienlous ana 11'In Eated. Crow, crow, crowl How black it is, But Neverthelefs truth ib mighty and will prevail. You tell sonic certain fellows from this great city to be'more careful or they may have another fellow in a fix, for they might have "long legs, bander shanks and no body, the legs hanging from their shoulders," etc. Items are somewhat scarce and I have to put on my studying cap to get some thing to make copy since the election is over. T. H. Gassaway has built a new house for one of his tenants. Mrs. Madden has a new cook room. One of the candidates that has to run the second race will be rewarded if he will come and talk like a pretty fellow. The SENTINEL had On a good head Of steam and came in on time, if the fuel was crow, but the reverse with your neighbor. She failed to "git thar." Must have fouun dered at sea. Please send out your life crew and see. Fodder pulling is the order of the day, and there has been much pulled down in places. The mornings have been so cool recently that it does not cure fast. Miss Lou Anna Norris' school at Six Mile will close id two weeks more, an then a big exhibition with an invitation to the editor of the SENT1-INEL, a high old time and .Ine results. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. L. Hunter, accompa nied by their two children, and Mr. Robt. Hughes and sister, Miss Nancy, of Cash. ville, 8. C., spent a few days with Mr. Hunter's father, Capt. Wm. Hunter, last week. Rev. T. F. Nelson baptised eight con verts in the river last Sunday, and then preached at Golden's Creek church. I renimain yours for good luck, Sept. 5, 1892. Bon JoNEs. Killed At His Post. J. L. Worthy the faithful old watchman at the Saluda trestle, was instantly killed between 4 o'clock and 5 o'clock by a pass Ing freight engine. Mr. Worthy had been the watchman at Lhe trestle for four or five years. At night lie carried a lantern and as each train came ilong lie got on the side of the track near he engineer, waved his lantern as a signal ,hat he was on duty and then crossed the 'restle to see that no fire had been dropped Yesterday morning lie was seated on the west side of the track waiting for a south bound freight train. He was probably :ozing when he heard the approach of the ,ngine. The engine was coming from the 3outh and the watchman's duty was to be Dn the east side of the track. The engine was almost upon hini when lie seized his lantern and tried to get across the track. The engine was too close upon him and struck him. The engineer T. D. Ilaynes, and a colored fireman saw the lantern fly into the air and fall to the ground. They knew they had struck the watchnian and stopped the engine. They went back and found the lifeless body of Mr. Worthy be. side the track. The body was not man gled, but blood flowed from bruises in the head and in the breast. The body was carried into the watchnman's house, rivht on the side of tht. trnA nnf .,.. o, u clock; Pickeni ., r. raday evening 23d1, at 8 o'clock ii the Presbyteriani church; Eunon, on Satur day the 24th, at 11 o'clock; E'asley, Sundaa 215th, at 8 p. in., in the Biaptist churcli The public generally is invited. HIis ec turs are.in the cause of missions. The County Commintsoners. The County Commissioners met las Tuesday, their regular mieeting dlay. The first thing done was to app~rove somn accounts and( issue a few certificates. They then took up a petition for change Oin the road leading from Old1 Pickens t Pickens C. UJ. The petition was granltedl and J. N. Murphuree, Robin Stewart ani 1B. D). Mauldin were appointed as specia commissioners to lay it out. A petition asking for changes on th road from Manming Jones(~' to Mrs. Dorcu J- Roper's, was taken up next and rejcteI' on the ground that one had already bec hieardl this year for the same purpose. Thiey then adljournedh to their next regi har meeting in October. Notice Trial Justies, Trial Justices in Pickens county are ne tifled to submit their books to the spechi committee of the Grand Jury, for exam nation, on or by the 12th of Septemibi Foreman of Grand Jury andl chinia of said committee. Jury for the September Court. J. D. Crenshaw, J. A. O'Dell, GIeo.ge Lathiem, Julius A. linuton, J. Fi. Lay, J. W. Major. A. D. Young, J. T1. Fowler, H. C. Hunt, Rial Biarnett, A. A. Alexande., B. A. Bowe1m, A. 1R. N. Folger, Alfred Sherell' J1. 1L. Thomas, J. E. Craig,' A. 8. Porter, J. B. JIamis'on, W. C. Ballentinc, WV. TF. Day,' N. Tr. Martin, WVilliam Kennuemori B. H. Williams, Hi. W. Liuiwoody, WV. E. G4riflin, JT. 11. Looper, .JamIes Massenugale, JT. 1. Chazp lau, M. W. Newtons TLhonmnu (1osset',. (4. WV. IHend(ricks, J. Fi. Abercromnbie, U. E. Wbite, 'J. N. Wyatt. Cheap 'rickets E~ast.. .0. A. 1., WVashington, D). C., and Nava . Review,. B3altimnore.--On these occasior I the Richmiond & Danville railroad will se fromi all its coupuon ticket (utles excursiu tickets at one loweit lirst-class faure for t: round trip. On sale Septembuer idi b 20th~ inclusive,. valid returning until Oct h er 10th, 1892. TLhuis gi ent systemn h Smade exratordinory preptu-a;i,,aIs 1o haind . this immense business better 11:1 yeari th: - o n rvosEncampment. hBu:i formaiotial Irrom anly a1t''t -Mrs. It. 8. Browa has been quite il for the last few days. Her many frit udi have been very anxious about her. --We have been requested to announc( that Rev. S. J. Cowan will commence s toont meeting at Seneca on next Sabbath, -Maj. Whitmer Symmes has been ad. Judied Insane and sent to the asylum. Sheriff Richey carried him to Columbia last Monday. -Mr. James Harvey Cleveland, one ol the oldest and most respected citizens ol Greenville, died at the home of liatnill Beattie in that city hst, Monday at the adl. vanctd age of seventy-seven years. -Mr. Matthew Hendricks states that ho Is in the race for County Coiilissioller, and will stay iul it until tihe last vote is counted. It was rumored that Mr. lien. dricks had withdrawn aud would not make the seconi race. This Mr. ll.ndricks sAys lhe thouglWht of doing, but at the earnest so. licitation of friends, has conicluded other wise. le desires that hiis friends do not forget iIm", next Tuesday. -A map 6x4i feet that gives you the pie tures of all tle Presidents and their auto graphs from Washington to flartison,when and on what issues each was elected, also the electonal vote and popular vote of ev ery candidate for presi(ient, the population of the United States for every five years f rom the first to the last census, wit h the largest and most complee inaip of the Uni ted States ever publishied. Price 5.00. Comes with the SKY7INaV. for 90 ets. -The Easley Oil Mill is ready and wait. ing to gill out the cotton crop, ard make the seed into oil fertilizer and cow feed. We suppose hulls luave become too vuloa ble to burnt, as the mill has cord woodI pil,(l up sky high till arouind. It did a reasona. bly good busiuness last fall and winter, ')ut with favorable seasons, it will do be;ter this fall. As soon as the Pickens railroad is completed it will be a t;reat advantage to the oil will. It will put it in comnand of the Pickens territory from which to draw seed. A Chance for Land Inventmenlt. I offer for sale on reasoiable terins, miy farm on headwaters of ltice's Creek, twn miles from the town of Easley; two good dwellings on the place, a fine orchard and well of pare water. A three-horse crop is open for cultivation and in good conldition, aug31ml3nov10 J. B. Ci.yn. Stiumner Excursion Rates. Commencing June 1st 1892, the Rich. mond atd Danville Railroad will put oi sale reduced rate routd trip summer excur. sion tickets to all stimmer resorts. Ticketf on sale June 1st to Sept. 30th, limited re turning Oct. 31st 18!. Well oiled machinery requ'res less pow er to ran it, and wears kss. Business Notices. G. M. Carter, Chester. S. C. writes: "A negro boy here had a Iatd caSe of scIofkula. The doctor -aid it would kill him. I got ' 'use Botaic Blood Balmn. ie too mn bottles and is now well. lie ha sed it for four months and cntinuci w1 Ad iitrtr Notice. eronis hbiviiig limts iist the estate o As Ct. Clyle, deceased, of Piekeis county tre hereity iotilied to iresent the samne 1', >roven, itild all indebted1 to said estate wi! ity-mint to the uuder.igned at his oiie keln U. It. .1. ii. C LY 11, 3o Adiniistrator. tter Than an En cyclopedia. t Wonde-rful Publiention ever issued. ud Pubmlic. ~emraible Histonical Chart, io Ma ni U, L May Combid, ,to llistory of our Government by AM us atnd Conigresses. Late:,I 1892 Ed achies (largest ever prtetd). Mout is at top amad bottosa, airranlgemnents with thec pub)lishel -.0 obtin ia itiber of Lthe abtoiv i's, and1 propiioe' to uiish one , sub scribe rs. TIhis NIapi is a ncs urm', schooul or otlie., aiud wll b e e rittlo to refer to tiaily duoring (11 .ittalinapaigni, ats it Ii)t'tes at important:1 fiaet co,aiiected. with Li: r counotry andt A 1ilican potiecs. i)OIlH MA.\' CONTIA INS: Showing all of the Political I'ar Sh,owing all thu l'rt'esiets aui ai)imgratul Shaowinug the. Political Comipleiv.iv of eaich Congress. 22:66. A I)iagriam Showing the Croods of the WortI A I)iagramn Showing the Stand ing A rmies< Each:Ii NatLion. i3xi10. A Diagraiit shouwing the Nav-al T1onntago Eacht Nattion. tr3x(Li. A Complete Mtap of the World. 12x 20. A Comnpieto Miap of theO Uited States, Ra:u MeNaltly .a Co's 46x0.r A Maip of Conitril A nerIen. l0x 10. A Mtap of Alaska. iixir3. A Mtal of SothI Afrita. (tx 13. A NI ip of U'pper Nutbia anid llabesh or A bys A Mtap of P'ersia, A fghl.tanm anid Iieluchhlta A Complete M1ap of thec Solar Systoui-iest e er made. r3x1i0. P'ICT'U '1501" '. ,h 'Tlfr.: iES[ I)EN'TS FiRO it also ivies ini b,rie: rThfistory of Coilia jl Po,iitie-s. ThL'lii.story~ of 1kevolutoinary Po it Iies. 'The Ili tory of! the' iu tonfedration:. TUhe listory of the U:. S. Giovernmnent biy Cii gre'sse.. The IiIictory of the U. S. by Adinlistrations, S A in .\nalys is if the Fedlerail iiveruuinent. Valuablehl Statis es on5 Eiit x juind itures. Issut' iif atlt Pl' itita part ie.s, . Thie lii-tory of all P<d.i Itial Parties whickh han Ox ise ini thtis inant ry. A~ Chronoialog,ical1 tiable of 319 oif te most I porftant even-cts fromi the i)iscove-ry iif Amiierl toi the' preunt I y. The,. pui lisheirs pit hce is 5.00 v. hii -h is ve'ry ii . on-.ideriing its inerits. b'it wa' ii imionnectI, v.cth sonie' of thec leaingii. p'ubli:hers cin ailh States, havei beenr firtunam'c~ ini a rrumgiing r el freo to anmy pairt iif thei United States as f lows. 1st. 'To any new subsc'riber. Li 'Nd. To aniy rem wiil subtscriter. 301. Tio any subtscuribe'r now ini arrears whoia pi tip to .tanmuary 1st nex t. As the paub,lisher.< 1iin1it the Lime ;toy wilt fl niPh thesne mnaps at thew- price awe adist whoti de~sire to ail ftemselves ,I this oppoir nit(y to attendt to it iat onie FoNES SEMINAR'Y For' Younig Ladles. Suiperior Oil oient iiinal ad vantag;es, Christ inn iluenics halt hfual lumntioin; mediiinal Wai moniiitini5'Om scney itliami on s buiilingti s i pen0 i:re c.-ces'': pra:t !'rl trin!nt in hiouieii wotrk withoniit iinterferlhw. iv wih hi ien htioni ', :,t.:dy, all for h per mi'oil hi for btauincg aindt tIoni . Foar iircii;r::, adId ros REV. C. A . H AMPTON, NOR MA L .-. SCH OO The South ''arolina Normal Mtusient Inistli for hs9'2 ill bei ihld itt 1'ros itoadis chitr( flinhr iXa-yi a S., 'ommnii nti-ie uiiombliy, At 'i,a ciiulw for a termi of ien<b- - iiio wvith ia grund I i'nii(rt Thuir. 'iiiy eveni ng, Se I st . . -. Siiowalter. P'rinii pahol, . 1. NI. o Liiar.. 5 sishaut andi' Si' ietairy. Add it l9:mil 't Oiachti fl wilt bie Prov-iied as neededs. Tuitot [ar Full Noria'. ''nt'i e ui I in h'IvaincedI Ibir..a.ny a-*.,i . Fle<-ors' Pupils ini i'i oimr-, Ib rciaany u'uibteti thetweeni and itI, ::r' C 2.i'dtren ine.i,a . '.--'.... n rii'nh t.eor i'. ra ote,o t i.brmi,p. l- o McFALL'S ALMANACK -0 They have swung their corners, Some swung in some out, And all wanted Sugar in theirn, It is now time to dig a hole and Bury the tomahawk and file the Edge off the scalping knife, and Put it up on a high shelf and lot it Stay there, and all join hands and Give a long pull, A strong pull, And a pull, All together, for the good of our selves Our countiy, and this Almanack and when We get everything pulled out straight, Let loose and go home and attend to Our own business for the next 2 years, And let other folks business alono 2 years, And see how that will work, A working man always has friends, You can't hold him down. Ho will get up. And this Ahuanack will always Slip the scotch under the hind wheel For him when he begins to fag, But ho must not "back" nor flicker nor "Sulk," But come right square up to taw each fall, There is nu one who appreciates a prompt Man any moro than we do. There is no better stock kept in this u1p Country for him to select from than WO Keep and no better ternas offered than We canl offer, and no better induce ments. Our sales last year was the largest of Any preceding year, and this prom ises to Beat last year- That shows well for our "Scotching" qualities and we have now, The Largest Stock of shoes, and the Largest Stock of Clothing, and the Largest Stock of Hats, that we have Ever offered tlo trading public. To say nothing of Furniture and Stoves New goods will be added to this line From day to day and we will keep well Up with the times. Call in and see us. There's no "dodging these questions. the proofs Are here to b'rack 'em up, come and see. - W. T. McFALL. 1'12 SHIS NEIGHBOR .PAID 1 , . -" ON LY $375-00 FOl THE SAME PIANO. MNeither one was worth a nickel over 3nn0. I NSUlIE YOUlISELII against paying exhorbhitatnt prices by buyingdtirect -Or J. L. ItAYNII & D)A UGHTKEIl8, Greenville, 8. C., Whou hatve' but onie' prie and that thne thatn inst rient s are actuanl ly worth. They are no(t built that, way. Write for latedi Id fEj] RIPANS TABULEI rntlato thne stomnoh, CIrn,l 11,,r Mmma C arun 1 ei r roubl es1)*. 109on Mai. Ow 1i " -r d,~2'~ fiR o la,kBen e.o - LOot. r, ere, Wal9oe Iiaa& r r osc uo the p T at ite fr t no1th ineli ot a a oinur o In the Diop? delt-na P. ot.neoxtGma.hN liver rn. to -- -v -aeln --w -je U O 'R taigowN, eNt.\ io nitine ade an "th fieo too te of yoaTurred op ighbors :n nh* pota cad,e orloer tte d,y f h 1ne. addr 18ente. 't Si t N1) nVA) n 4 t, is theM I,a e tOeekl pub. Ifspen ivy 14,ttentr 'y oura kenf ly 4died nn II ou L- 2 hav never4 con ac, p o ieu t , tendii foy oe nru ' yu illAI W.rnou Ceity the b ige tand bet ews 04114'* l i -' w: I:-:N LY Iw tX ) ylIt9 ANt Ani N.4iA'lnFRtn I )1'i iV LA '21t I sCtHe O.eget%pkl pHURC , . 'R ~R.n ' rkI :IV Nfl Ws, ( HAGOOD, BRIIUC Wxcrm Ma, 4s BUIST'S TURNIP SEEDS Large In B Mk nd P ekages. All varieties. Sug Mason's Fruit Jars, The I Tho Chepent and the Bost. PURE S] /Strong Apple Vinegar The Fin( For 3iig. We havo some bargains in Good Shoes. Maing ma tw the b4 at** The best Goods for the least money can fdways be kad at HAGOOD, BRU Turnip Premiums. Largest, - $7.50. 24, - $5.00. 3d, - $2.50. At SLOAN BROS'. All our Turnip Seeds Tested. Carriages, Buggies_and Wagom SPECIAL OFFER I TO CASH BUYERS I We effur at, RtEDUCED) JRICES, Carriages, Buggies and Wagons. COME, EXAMLNdi AND~ BUY. The Greenville Coach Factory G&IE ENVIIJAE. ii. C., H. C. MAR K LEY, Proprietol G. W'. MIRtRIXE, Suuperm'stendent. p30y1 NEW SPOT CASH FIRM The fina of MYorIs, Major & Co. haM been disolvWed I have bonght the entire stock of well selected Dru GAoods, shoes, hats, Notionn, (Arocerie's. &c. For the next rixty Dlays these goods will be sol at and RELAOW CONT. I nmust have r.ona for n.e goods. This Is the opportunIty *r the sennom to g< Bargains. I sell strictly for CASHf. Do not ask for Credit. Itespect fully, JOH N T. L EWIS. N. IB. Parties inldeb)ted to Lewis & Morris, will beC e pected to comeW with the monecy and SETTLEA AT ONCE. L EW IS & M OR RIS, February 1, 1892. Pickens. M. (. TheCause of Diseas( Scem fraces the sanse of disease directly to one and the same soura a decrease of the VITAL. FORCESL The Electropolso Is a scientific fnstrument b,ased on the comnm sense- theory that to restoro the strength and vitality is to restore1 health. It does this work quickly and effectually by enlisting OXYGE the health giving element of naituure. When drugs and medicines fail relieve, the ELE.CTRoI'OISI~ w!1 effect a permanent cure. If you ar sufferer from some phyvsical ill which has tormented you for ye - and years, It will. coEst you nothing to inv'estigate the merits of ELECTROPOisE~ and may save your life. Correspondence Invit Atlantic Electropoise Co., Lot Steel Nails. ar and Coffee, 3eet that can be Bought. 'LYER"LEAF LARD ist Line of Tobacco In tho Market. evor shown hero. 'CE & CO'S, J. J. LEWIN. JUhts I THE PICKENi Land .Agen The Plichells Lal .g ti) now 1H the followhig destiraie Itiok: u-r loc Ine blw Liberty: 1:n5 A high sttte of i lti-atit: tg1d iwellitig:4 aid tother h t,s: level sitl farini in Ilitkwi .' iciuwity; teans es 5ieres on W%olf creck, glv.t futrnanl.. itire lail; 2.'0 i re in cult ival f iln: I n 'itkens 4tj ini EIy romd; mi this lhilt wntwr power with grit iniii, cptton pr,:, itil dimuble et wool rards with b ll fixties; ill I rit Iy Li'llW watt d wel ing le 14 N. ith I well of gomod wat# net",esitry (lut hotilithigs; altio huuve f'or -l .rbi witl prolitable Lh,e Te m:1 li' li neres lilt 'I'miCi ice - one umili west e11,;is lentdit power; -mw nill, votton g er tint t hnd sir, 1ower press, grits tiu orss I nsv, nuIthliery it operotion; g of eistlin; one-half cash, baile Oats. pitymienlts. 234 ires oi grmlded rontd to pumpki milies oirth of Pickens. (ne hu1,titred cultivatioi; %A iteros best Twelvo Milo r tom. (tood eotton and grain lanl. 0 d itilud mw04oA telinlt house. oasy. .i0beral discouit for all spot ens! 16,O)0x 214res 12101untainllan ;111 goodl fo viityiards, ircliards tc. l itioly timier 1-76 ie res lin waters i Saltiait river, 1 tj Plensat G.ro;e chureh anoil whool I ioni es 4.lari h11114i, II ner.1 brimeh bot publiv cowl, well watted: price :o i) ci 215 iteres of hlinl it 1tirrilante toNwns i1l1tn : 15 Intes in vultivation b11hiniwo 1u foreNt IduelitiilItt i in the best ilnt vVell wittirvil; prive, cih, ne-hi!f enxh at - per ent. .40 itere :3 inw (if Liberty (n thm roi (' m'enville to, Oi.i 1i1tis; '25 iteres tin tionl hinie4-C in fim! pinei ati eqtk tilnl divite ll) I rirc ir fir trowts; thrt 1110:is 41n tihe phti'e; t tiror burguini. A i oil't . lilt i' t oil ai tiat tho helt vin sitreet: lil tw) stor4-house with it tniay out huilitgs. 3t"0 nere.; it ihie lc towinhip t fr4om (ireeiville li p.1iblt rel; -rv ncr tivadioi, 10 iteres good bIottons ia I turo; wiltel atld a half fromi chirch t houso; three good tenant hwise, wt-11 would sell iii mne trit tir di4le part etsl, bithive ti hang thue at A deeIirable hualftt nere lt on theirvhm lu1i alt lioweni i-treel: lit0: hies tiary llt inere's ini lEnstitie ttwtnsh it, Iisie :1 l, t tr's iit e-.:uivamtiion, biahian her tn grats: .4I,5tM tot loing lime. 2.!0 in rex hn ('clnt ril Iiwish iip, I5 n titihbor; 4 itiles tof rairtind illtatl, church'h ant 4:Chootl ; will be isold chu i-hi1,, -10 it'ee- in cult!ivat hon, spei tulle- tof churlt tu te Ichool; utlesich * hutte: palieu .6I(: easy tei mli. liiio nerfes 4I niih i' wett f 'ieke'ns iotd: leve!l.ohind: will! tinke ipletaill Uiir is titret : t t bi- stiled. 2604 nei ce- tin I t Il Ii' sintaon, 40 t viii ilt., It) ttr(s biotteonI, I ilntr.t fu ; KI) ii litg hietilse, 5t0 ii' n 1es is fotee., Anblhie for foutir horses;v this wteredl tii a bai rgalii at *5t0. A ste~ininhus lo t oinin street, I tintinug 9. iere, gaitd stiles ne!l waettir ten p.rtntists; on t ofC thj ao.st In tons a pice iT5. A farmi itf ,23X ntri'.i - niil west 30 ii* nel c'i<&red, blancelt~' l ein ot tette- hvs toek titu .hpiings; I i'hutire'h i i scltei hteti-e ; dlesiral hoodeti ; nrh-eit.. I't nime uet nout west of Simmat's n r Iin eiil (liaitin, 25 nerres it 'heittomi -- teen .\llie ireek : In a haighI sttet of - tornus. S leer tet.t.; t. 3 yt rs. A splih'ilit! furi ef lti nitres, '2y - Peicke.ns til gi-teled real; thiree hoi,cuse 605 notes hii high/l tte of e * iieres best 'Twele' Milt bittm; dei low ; iiili' itsture of ito Itt es, gtA; wel of nt eti'r tiil two i godt .spring I ititinret iet r4central wtI i 75 an ' stt of ult iva tit ; good drwelit . Mary mcitiI bild iings. 20J tiiot en liig 4'rowy treok :7 - i(liti; 25 miires bett buottoin litnde; withtit ii elitch: thi et itn ltitii ovi-ies- lw hilf raile oft irii tunid of! schlt i.19 li!htrch : herite f2,'(il A0 nere l ie wlllil.hei t! brit t:mther: pi-i*t. 'hi. ti mIles fronl g;iehectl te l-:nttoit. St neres 2 nii'els ti lt Ii west cfit irn wters oft tiet< / 'i-re- : gioodi a'o iif hi iigitan fert-st; lint that ntet's tliired ilt in ii high sItt -Ii tilt's ju t :ierts ii of i-kents, ja ra,te tit 5, ail it. hI'tblat lio. iii at hti; lt ti ii trilt li huaig sit A' . r ytt, l't(le n, S. i. Webster's Unal !,tlytt *tihiitcangl nnt, ,ith ii eour Sub:e-i I ibel The .ie:ir. It ia it-essitys lro el niel -ha.es hose ii 't ti~ ji::. I uniemciI i ,:w edge - -h:il r i re11 e a.s ->f' t be~i iiol rati. WI;i- 10u1iohur, tn hidl atlci sntie Iavet .tht-avef tiie iiire Uni Wbete'sUabr'dged lieli alett -utatorha e h ve u jtlitte the., tiih thle 11 tinot, that th work'h entatyelete ni h ettholter. yearst ote anth on lie werIe -h itfi aib.out rt'O tlgnos e! Inn plling Sterit ionti ateri lael l'ntilfrter tie e era il im c. , l'i ny ubcrvltyieli nwin i'lir uap' t it. s e, .thfolw h - Al clth botunilrs1iIt thde nd no 't h' ra egte: , tet~ (eoo c, I hi-cia- is oll i': botu.:', ii tc' of ed tin urbediihiit ed es, iic el ill Iiutlit on SIether iel, Subsc hribers at ati diyt a isint Itlc OItit',ryu: dlred by il eii tessi a:i ( f& extra.