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• 11 People. rj» y *wtto4 K4l«f »*i lY«l*rtrtuf' r»>»W» tmnt^r lfc«n any mt 11 ■ ■ 11 —— Hat-t, t* .•fa tally Mtlr* la ooum 0 IRCULlTIOI l-'ifB* Um pn»- Lii«4 Un y •••••iflrt «hH« ^fefmd. In Um muHrr- an«« nf hU #ntlin*U«m H<* h»« fmi* m> _ _ f*f •« t4» mv Ui»t i JtsirfU. »Ith a po|»n- i lilin Tiilj rnif irt. | |„ii„ n w f | ( i, *1,000 wuli la «M» l*> Tha 8*railimIi, Florida, and IVartuni |wrt is.ow.ono, and grow rl<<li and guod Railroad aaporta 0» handlr tlin* thoO- ; t \ lf > n m * c » rntin miiAw ji’n r u, i»« and eara of watorm^lnua thla acaaon. jroar It transported nineteen hun- dod oar loads They w ill only wlirt Um Xortliem appetite for the auporlor later awectnetui of Rm del da of Barnwell. 3— Opealav th, l ampataa. ‘ TV paotocrHtle National Exaoutlve Committee has Immmi aanimonedlo meet In Columbia on the evening, of iliu TJUi Inatant. Its work will, we suppose,bo eonflned to the arrangenient of a series of n|>- tjedmmMrts. throughout the Stats at Vhlclr the eandldateN for Governor and T< ten tenant Governor will address the people. Let them eome to Barna-ell in the abundaitt fruition of uaternudon time. Waati a Xrx Trial aaS a lfcaa»» of V,n«,. ('apt, lieu Tillman Is not Katlsdod With Ute result of Ida intelWtn.vl duel with Col. John C. Haskell hi the recent State Convention, sud has Invited him to another liout on tho Lnnrens lm«t- Inga. That la aljout the w cakeat thing CapC TUImaii haa aver done. If the l^urena people were put on voir dire Um County eonld hanllv prearnt a doaen ■mo competent Pi alt 011 the Jury who have not already made up their udiida. ■ ».a OratWv. mt luontlia ■■verhc«i- ara likely «*> dr Irk u» * U M/a o« hreltliral M»e 1 y |«iMhe,l will gl bee Urg* drmeghu -re r >14 hrtiai It la a wtII known fart In thlaCottnty tliat if Mr. H111HI1 and family are tinder promlao to go home and dine wfUl* Mr. •loiies and fainlly after preachtTlg next Sunday, Mrs. Jones and the children w ill linvfl a bus); time to-morrow and next tiny. The yards will be swept, Moors scoured, windows washed, fattest chickens killed, heat fruits and vegeta bles navel and ifjieed ho the bottoms of the sugar and Hour barrels scraped. They will have a big dinner and Mr. Suiitli aiid, flinilly will go home with good opinions of Uio prosperity of Mr. Jones and the housekeeping of Mrs. fJon'es. Tin Augusta excursion was of that style. Its members were of tho Hmltb nature if not name and thdr entertain ers were all Joneses. Evory commu nity that tin y entered put its best foot foremost and kept the back rooms closed' If the** gentleman bad gone out into the country places and got a correct in side view of their mode of living they would have materially changed their tune oral inserted a few variations in Its uniform chorus. We shall try, as briefly aa we can, to open t heir eye* to the other aide of the picture by calling up a altncae whom the) cannot dntitT, hdaanl Atklnaon, • •f H-Mton. I* his name HU teMlMony will he f.Miiad In BrarlMreets of Use Mh of May. la a Us lev un > arm Mortgagee lu Me feigsw. <K c-oirse he U a halMtef la lW-e lartMsheaWope, far the I sa) la of hU a*etl«« dree the a■,rage lataaeal W ; 1 M fo— to ■Me the greater rtoka of Any i A. MT■ Tsaw, R. A. TaVKI, Sgcretsry. raiai rr arjtaarwT. Osxta latnos, No. Sfl. A. F. If.) ^DaMkreu, A. C., June JOth, ittss. ) He has fallen. The ley hand of death haa fallen upon our moat worthy bravest, and heat. In matters pertaining to the welfare of the general government of our country, none more earnest, zealous and steadfast In his devotion to his country, none more faithful and patri otic. In his love for ids native State he was devotion Itself. Upon many a hard fought Meld of battle lie haa proven that devotion, and up to the time when lie was laid away in the cold and silent grave hare upon ids person.the sileal and beautiful proof lu Che acars that scaled his life to liberty, upon the bat tle Helds: Lu the line w earing the dear old gfjpy. Hlit'fleeda of glory show he heljMHl to hear the battle up against the ruthless hordes that swept over our fair lApd and gloriously maintained until the cud of the late war the reputation of the Usmberg guards, (.'apt. Wright was among the first In war, Doctor IVright was in this community among the flratin the profession w hich In early life li- bad chosen, Brother Wright was among the first In the hearts nf the brethren of ika fraternity of which he was an illustrious member Faith In the (Jod In * boot ho placed bU trust w as a preeminent fasture of hi* charac ter, Hop* In the flaal re*aerection was hN staff upon nhlrli he Waned, even In bU la«t momenta. Charity toward* all mankind aaaeiMnplUtod to bla noM* deed*. This enanMwdty hw* Uto a friend, I friend nhn admlnkatored aMho to Mm atowent and Mm hanstoe, n hen , . a m toiMi to 1« ftosanafl M^totMl If a. m naa 77 ' of age. Month In lb* United Hlaic* eummeneed, he was quite wealthy, and waa at the ! bead of |n antl-alavefy society. He' apent a large fortune In helping to free tho slaves, by paying salaries to lectur ers In England to apeak for the North In the struggle which was going on In thla country, »»d was alwaya ready to contribute to any fund that w as raised for the purpose of helping those who were opposed to the South. He was in earnest, as ho was a great humanita rian. • Twelve months ago Mr. ’Glazebrook came to tills country foy the purpose of ascertaining what freedom had done for tile negroes after a trial of twenty- Hve years. He studied the negro TuAhe South closely, and his verdict was: “I have wasted my money and my time; freedom lias not made of the ne gro w bat 1 thought it would.” The old GreHtienian came to Atlanta to visit his niece, Mrs. S. Booth, and Jt waa while at her house tliat he became suddenly ill and died. His death Mortti *rul ****^ fcdlcT, OWc < Orion (l|n and bsmmm* North and *|| |„ gurei unlcr. ami one Uane POE CLERK OP OODBT. ■ •it. ia««tol Mill. s Tenua cask, or credit for 00 day* With Approved sc*-11 ritv. ■ Hh. ELLA ANDERNOX, JnneU-Et Adnilnlstratrix.* CAUTION. i'> 1-' omplhftu iraons are Warned not to give /went Co Tom Gnntt^colored, un- eontraet to+aleir for me and who left my service without my consent, and all persons giving him em- ment will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. , Jamks Lutz. Ilcd Oak Township. June 7-4 w. State ok South Carolina,) Barnwell County. f T. Vogel, Assignee, vs. Josephine Connelly. gYTITnTR of a power of* sale eon- I. *dJh* WmH ami 1 arU loabtda Igr Um Tolre of ilw (Vi l rinuuT W. UruMMia I 1 rraperlfallv aaooumw Mrarlf for ili« aisuliiatlon wf the Drmocrmtlr party for Um* »m*v of ( W Hi of Uowt. I pkslgr mi>elf lo ahhle the result* of the primary rlerlloii au*l not to accept either a nomination or at* «*flW from nny aimree other thumttu regularly conaUtuted lietnoerallc or- ganliullon. A. V. RAVK*. FOR AUDITOR. 1 respeetfnlly annonnee myself a candidate for the nomination of the Democratic patty for titc offlee of County Auditor. I pledge myself to abide the resnlta of *he primary election and not te aecrpt either a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly constituted pemocrstic or- ganixution. 0. O. ItILEY. I respectfully Annottni'- mrsclf a cnnditiatr for the noiuTinu Ion of the Democratic party fi*rthe office of Cofltity Audlfof. I pledge Aij-m-lf to abide the mrults of tlie prlniar)’etcettoiramt-not-to accept etfher a n*>n»iiiuUon or an office from any stsiree Mlier than I he ngnlariy constituted Dfmdantic br- ganizatlon. S. W. TttjDTTl. was • taiued in a certain mortgage deed, dated April U, 1S-S7, and duly recorded in Vol B N. page ai."! in the olticc of R. M. C. for al»o;e county and Ststu, exe cuted by tile sabLJortephiue I 'utinelly pi due to iiiflrmlttes iqcidetil to stid age. |T. Vogel A Co., ami a-sigue l t:t T. Vo ile leave# a’iM>n ami daugliter In Eng- g*l, the undersigned wllj sell at public , . auction at llarn well, C. tl., S. C , h* sat land to whom ha willed what prois rty |<fy tu un|>ald due on b*,„d ho had left —Atlanta Paiwr. ‘ . , »«euresl th-reby, on th-* id day of July. ■in ■- • to > I iMo*. tlM natiM- Icing Sab .-day in said Fraad la KrtarS Is r*a*D>*. J mouth, dttrlilg Um legal hours of sale The mat tor of fraud in oounortlon ; »** satisfy an unpaid halanre of flfty- | with applicant* for p. remit state law emitl rm»|o.i Hoard some 1 ii»ton* under the iuo« to fau-e the ouble, and a pe- sevea an*I foanorn hurwlndth dollars with Intereat fnun Urt 1st, IM<7; All that trad of land, lying, twing and altuatorf In sold t’otmt* awl Htol*. liar fart la U •at all th# raws of fraad Cftftl 4 l| lk|t (M) arrvw. more or tew*, ami far atleayAi ■d ha vw horn on the pari - NuftiitUnl 3 | l*ftftft> MmiI urth by IsvmI* of Mr* M. V. Ii Ay .to mi* of Mr* K. K Mar- frw.ale appli MftMft* «9to0i ftft4 1- dn • "vt B. Vofp’l. Ks•( Ay A tre* was 4 Rw»vorw*l v ■■•rf Jot of • Iftft4ft m4 9\ R. * as* a fid lUwsrvi w. th* inds*4 lire. Ami •4 h tog pari mt hi J, Core. mt fre, Kl- •.• a t FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER- Her. J. S. Havener, is hereby announced as a candidate for .Vhoul t'ommk**! oner *ub|rct to the rules govt ruing the Deux vrakic Prima- A FRIEND. Rev. VV. D. MeMUbm, la hereby announced m a candidate for School ('atnml«shiae: '.ub- jeet to the rules governing the Dciuocratte l*ri- iMrtrffv • WELL W15HJCR. The many frimda of Ref Arthur BnW pre- •ent hhnu* Uw Drees reik- rater, of Narnwrtl ( uunry mm ■ 1 '■■~tuta‘- tor Ibrif nr<miimlkan for Um ufDrv t*t l .HiMv Arlmol 1 r^n PVti^toM*(l4 ?, mUjrrt (as tW nffkn rw^ukatHur *** UiiwcralAr ynMIT rirq.lfeutt. ^ _ gr..\ n rrr anrixua FOR COONTT COMMISSIONERS. Ito RJWbJff fMMtoli Mp4 tol tvMto paMCMMi 1% Mi ft i 0flXUB*«tm pr |p>«r• f'♦•f'T afk-sire-ftoR • tmmW % V%M m *4 Mto IfctttotoMNNtffi ' MNP t4kNM41MM49 ! flipbAM ffBw «to iKpR PPpMfeto Hf Mmn M K J. K batnbrnr. lb C. L>r. John M Wllliston. Mt- smith A c»., Drufftoto, Asheville Short Line Pori KoyalMYdMern Ciri'lLt KlilwtJ Hkb, !»S* In Errwr May i Time. flcvrnty-flfih MctJdlku “UliTTr^ Koutii. 'lyiT Augusta..” 7 58 art Sofafc’S'te pnf 118 pm • ,r<» • IMS pm 8 80 par 3 IS p*il........ 3 00 pm Ar Anrieraoir. “ Orfcnwood....ll II am o Ijiuren* 13 38 pm o Oreenvftto. .... .2 IB pm 0 00 am “ Srartajiburg.. < 3 10 pm * « llendenonrine .8 8B pm «“ Asheville...... BOO pm 3 Soi nt. D«tT f * • I.v Ashftllfc.... .8 10 am .... ^ *“ HcndersonvlUc 0 38am “ f»l'artanburg...3 40pnj 8 10am “ Greenville 2 05 pm “ Laurens ..B 21 pm 9 00am “ Greenwood...,.828 pm 113r>pm ( •OOsnl “ Anderson B 20 am 800am.,.....* Ar Augusts ^. 860pm! S45pm*HU«» —.—.— ■ - A *—————■ ^ — ]‘ort Ro5«i Aiiista R»ijny. Xhiebefb Werillwn Time. I.v Aiumda...!-'2fi |Ur»T.f Chartesumi4Sa* Ar Breufort.. GiO pm Lv Savannah.7 3Mam •• Port Hnyal # IS po> Lv Port Royal.7 lOaM 1 *• ('Inf*firm 810 pa. Lv Iteanfort..? SianV Savannah..? 10 pm'Ar AuguMa. .I242pnr ACM OMMODATION 1 I.v Part Royal.. Lv HrMfoft.. \r Augu*ra .7 3# asa 1 * * * CANIMUATBS* (MRIIS. ■-—mTrMsm — 4( roMMODSTloa* Lv AOaa'ia. ■ .500 pn I »r Mraubwt.. | %r l*ort Royal.. •Dally except Sunday Through SWepInff Car htdwwna Ito* «aunab ^pnrhRihurg dally. On Ruwtoy - uoly mm train on A nder-' ’ «*• Brandi, leaving Anderw-n 7 a. to, arriving •» McCorinirk •• MM a. m Ro- lorv.ipg—lre*o MeCormh h tortRA. toy . arriving Andrew* 1 p- to 4 •amavOto* M *A«renwon4 modo to •Ml fvrea nil puriMo mm 4 otontbio and «,*ren«Ute relvredd. Jkt ^grO^n^arff a Mr ( A f* dir I »to f**gp f hnHnato*, wa**re*b a*d 1 kretoa wdna*. a*4 By treaonla roMreni Mtond * MBf AIJUphMi eflpA lip* V W J 10 IK# f 4 • r. A' V Wa V? 4 9^. HR toM i»4 immmi 00 #1KflM ItooiidB. Ali>tofcJL»%JK| i IPlW **Ti A r* '4MPi‘HPHb^ to todPn ■ -gto (toga •% ■*. • • to f* to <• op itonMrtv m CM^inp «4 90m WK0 40000 0m 904 0m * • > •0 m0 TW W' m4 * pM m 00mm g* 400 mm 090m 09 retog* Ml ONtohoO, at nwrey, A >*Tra •vAa tons the w«M a-J lb top to- ^ ** 1 * And yto itore are wto prep' W> in too Kngllali ratoll Into ihl* onuntry for purjarea to sport. And ttore are other powple Mill More unthinking who pn>p*re to Mil Ihl* country with a popnlaUoo that will be more Mlochlevwu* to It thpn the English rabbit has born to the amripuilal «nntl> ■out. utu. ptiaraK i.xd uBKtr ainrtAKa. , , We have intended for auveral wonka tu aajr ’something about small farm* but tiw* and spa** have boon Urking. A* wo have about as much of tiiore requis ites to-day as wc shall probably ever control we shall wfait no longer. The Ibw In some qaar- farms and intensive cul tivation are the secrets of success in the tiouth. There are many advice givers who are urging land owners and culti vators to part with the larger parts of their holdings so Una they can concen trate their means, energies and Labors on »nt*11 areas and so make their lands to blossom as the rose. The Idea, no doubt, arose from the in- stancea of prosperity presented by the pioneers of that new deimrturi?.' In many communities, especially near the towns and railroads, there are small land owners who make large crops at •mall outlays ami get along comfortably without any great worry of mind or » in- »i Al ft Pfarvito-i MNftH re - ♦ - *• • 4 Ttoflft ftp ft ipuSto liH a tototo to* mm94 9090 0m 9ft ftftPRPftto 1 04000 404040900 000 fl 4004990 0004900 094000 w. ring Band nuns n* area m pa ftoto tototo to«M drew nf gfky a* * itod and In ttowa •wsU ttoy w* ftotona hill, and to will tad atondant ere# to p rent ton it Mnann an fiwm tto “■ANpa AND RAOMXd. “hlx Iron bauds or roiie*, ik*I exceed ing in weight twelve pounds in the ag- [ gregate, shall bo considered an flic lent : for each hale of cotton. Any excess shall at the option of tile buyer be re moved from the bals or deducted from its gross weight. •‘All unnecessary bagging-shall be removed from the bales before they are weighed or a fair and equitable deduc tion be made for weight of same. The usual side pieces not to be considered unnecessary bagging. (side pieces should each consist of no more than a single Imlf xvidtjrof bagging running the whole length of the bale,) nor shall three full widths of the bagging be con sidered unnecessary, provided they only run the length of the bale, the heads being protected by head pieces of a sin gle thickness of cloth; but three full widths of bagging lapping each other at the heads shall subject the bale to a deduction to two pounds. Unnecessary alavery of personal labor. But tto love I bsgging shall be understood to mean of land so long a leaiUng Southern char- all bagging not absolutely eseeiUlal to aetoriatic, and the conservatism w hi* h cover and prutoct tto contents of the dltolugitlatov our people makes (torn bad* In a proper manner while In aa before arr-ptiug Uri* nrw go*- um-otnpreared «nndttMn.** and praeCk ing ion- [ . bn* la weight raw plained to by | lAf 00f09% W00 90009904940949 0040909 TRa < barlawton CvHMn K vhvw of tto Mrtvilagto aext j votlvre erep, dedrre to rail »to attoaitna Raid * It hoot replant lug * to |4auter* and patkera to tto n_ raaalri **t'aa*1 tto |irannti be grow a as p*n* for tto proper haling amt covering to al * KT%m *, lB a„ > mR r M f - ootau. flndlaaa markettore.and tothl* i . 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HRhe JtoBto t aeatoha. agad Mi renatto. MBo aaabl ntoh Ihesa jo«a toag ereoagfc to to najntsdff arenad »to*» tones «*»*—*r«. area tomeglstng ttore re ren*b Jof and re nab Mm n Mb tov bright andte* and tokddaab yoaitW triad Sawd tov to N.arertf BBtod M, mlX l*totof«toft • tod' ** 4 to- ♦ 40 00 9*0*90* *4 9000 90 00 m 94/49 4 rot main* Aiiitl SUlriif ■I i •*f e» ala eoahl thafes lama (saar ona lv Tto "frame tred le 8 Am haAv ■ Mrem Oreflf rare. to AohreM *d ho «aan» arenh^ q d»8H- -mdre A o -rt ft ft * • I ff a 4*.* 4 040 0* 4490*99 «ft 44*0* 9*9 **00$ f m* 9049m 09*$ 9*94999449049 Mftf 49b ft mm §*^**0* to dpr —mm» reno re reey tore ■— ah m *to« an aoaw an are nnmrem to r—ire *grenn anaatot *** tare, remn a aore ri I tor*#}, an * -** ■*■■ *rei • 4 aasasi ! JAnhaegnl 8re *dtod dMka • m I oh that coo to reread to Mm vwv ' Womm i— > ret otm Janre red ah J fata toy i M otot pa* a,a* f*<* Vto |to.- 1 a a a • m saoresal nd* red Ito i atorerere to* 881 18 ^ m wm- IT. HB IB I Hr ftMfeft4ftftftft the wit: >»y in the 1 com Held, ean raise and fatten on |ica- nuts, without a dollar’s extra coat, every pound of meat that he needs on Ida farm. The plant of the ]>canut makes splendid forage, and rich and nutritious hay. You will see next year, as a result of the vastly Increased acreage in peanuts, a marked Increase in home-raised meat, and I btiicyw in three years, Georgia will raise more bacon than she can consume.” ” ‘'What does the department consider the best hog for the Georgia farm f” “On my own plantation, I always j thought that the Essex was the'best hog, but 1 am of the opinion tliat for general use the Berkshire Is as good or better. The Essex, or Berkshire boar, crossed op our native sows, makes a handsome and hearty hog. Georgia will save millions of dollars when she raises her own meat, and the peanut i leads the way to the pig5 # ’ •’Vv hat are the farmers doing this year*” , '-They are using 187,000 tons of gua no, ggalnst 143,000 fur the biggest year < heretofore. This to aa iwiwaaa of >hir- ty flvw ihouuud tons, of nearly twenty pot real. TW arrange W* larraared Yre I into “Xvla" to walking llmvcalj aborw .Aw wvlcwrea Mama, i < where name sire Itopsd avan wh«a la Death's Icy embrace) Pa|va. Grand Pa rents, brothers, *bters and all w bo ao tenderly nursed her. •NUn** crwrhj- not In wrslh, T*.p krais* ramr H al <ls). Twos an iviijp-l vNMrO the icr*>rn earih. And took yoor Hosrr •way.’* A Ewcxd. i'AMi'mtu.ToN. B. C. June 3ud ISOM. ■ . . i a aa j . ..» 1 " rere—^ ■d A m to aa* m 14.’’ r 1 *90 Ml ftMPhftto enf **[■■■ «•* • •<•>( lAa ^TH<4>4H 9$ « wflfflftMl ••••-%•( TW tnrmb nt Frawk H ftonh ■aiiannri I hrai a readtonto tor Mw-rigut R*rnw-lf rrent) j T<a*l An in In tto rex I rtorttow ss*l pir>lre Atm to sbuk ll«r mVa **f lbs fA misralvr primafto. I To ht- rvruot a» a M>Ulrr -a sAameH arto sml o<tor wound* apm hi- |vr*>« to whuft to Aw been dmtbtol f.vllfr Ivmr •IriiniHtit lr»<lmon)r. Ills rmapHstoT. moral ftlfTflYB and AJ* IRy to the IX-ciocrmtic part) Ownd uispre ttonad. Trur merit, and all «thrr thing* brinx rqnal, Net Ibr clsim* of a dlaNtori lonfmh-rate Mutlrr , uz< kins s>u DlsnUMUSKNTa DUAINO should not to durrxmrdrd. allesoalz. u anit mam WvliVkhwl i reliu ( dwr aarmtot*.... i 81.981 38 Am! Out Frutalr » s srmnvat art. I SM N8 BUls inyatAv ..4.01*) 00 85.M 41 LW»iW.i.* m s* ► ~^*« Is-*to a «■ i B A 11 8VAA. Ato* '■ ■»*» V S .till (itruhni Uailway c*i i SI Dec. 1887, 8115.307 I rrepretfully aiiiiourxr myself a the Devil ' " w # ' ' r ' r W ~~ 1 i interior ablfpora may fraqvrewUy be Don’t Wait Until your bair becomes dry, thin, and gray before giving the attention needed to preserve lu beauty and vitality. Keep on your toilet-table a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor—the only dressing you require for the hair—and use a little, daily^to preserve the natural colflr and prevent baldness, v . Thomas Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky. ( writes 1 : “ Several months ago my hair commenced falling out, and In a few weeks my head was almost bald. I tried many remedies, but they did good. I finally bought a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and, after using only a part of the contents, my head was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recom mend your preparation as the best hair- restorer in the world.” “ My hair was faded and dry,” writes Mabel C. Hardy, of Dalavan, III.; “hut after uaiag a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor Ayer’s Hair Vigor, ItiSJ HftHBHBft^H E candidate for the nomination of for the office of Sheriff, I pledge myself to abide the results of the primary election and not to aeeepi erttor a nomination or an offlee from any eouree other than the regularly constituted Demo*Tittle or- ganixalion. ., J. \V. LANCABTEIL , YEAll 1W. , , GtwhoohamlDee.SI, 18*. ..^..8 4.018 47 tot rati* parly j |. r ,. tl ,| n „ v , arvi AnnusUnsrlred./X 80,871 80 intervia sn JUslrm|4ion Fund lu FOR PROBATE JUDGE- TO THE KEOPI.E OK BARNWELL. I would respectfully announce myself a can didate for Probate Judge und solicit your siqv port. As a boy I was a soldier In the Confed erate army, and received a disabling wound when Gen. P. M. B. Ydung waa covering Gen. Hardee’s retreat from Savannah, For many years 1 have Iteen u citisen of Barnwell County und a practitioner before its courts The close personal attention that I have given to tlie ice of tuy profession has denied me the 11 v-Huyu of a wider acquaintance with its peo- | lj, hut I pledge myself to serve them, if chosen to the office, In such manner as to jus tify their approval. I idedge nyria lf not to accept a nomination or an offlee from any other sourt-e than the regular Dt ims rati.' party. JoeEKU M. BKINXER. visttsl,. ’. 4.80J 45 . Advance payment by pollcy-hoht- ers.. 8,03.1 78 Aifressments 9fM,190 67 i Inveetraents paid in by borrowers.. 1:1,012 88 I Bills discounted from titw to time.. IW^IO 00 Aggregate Rcchipta in 1887, DIBBUKSKMCNTS. Death losses paid...8228,288 08 Paid Agents Advance payments.. Salaries, tuxes ami other exiienses... Investments Discounts Bills payable from time to time Cash eu hand De cember 81,1887, 8884,802 84 8,469 04 6,875 83 35,737 11 * 1,000 00 098 06 41,000 00 10,003 63 8334,363 84 I rrsjs'.-tfully announce luysclf a canoklsle for the iM«iniruttion of the iKjitorniti*' |«riy fur tto Offlre at Jvtsr nf ‘ ■ tear* I ts-IW-v e I tore ot oil 1f4eresit*d rerelU of thr toU tto offi.-e f«w two )esr» I ■* fowdhar with of •tCru st tto H bl aretsTrel Plmplss aad Blotchsa, ^Sre • , • • # • In dosing this Report, I cannot for- ; lx*ar from tendaring to the Board my congratulatioqs on the'prosperous con- ditinn of the Association. The recent improvements which have been made, in our srstciu of nianagement have eliminated several element* of hazard, and removed many rausm of complaint <>n the part of our polirr-holdere. | um persuaded tliat when they havq been ' to a practical test, the result will be to establish on a atilt firmer basis 7jo«r rUims to public toattfieiwe tod ' v Alii U. H. 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