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THE INTELLIGENCER. LOCAL. MATTERS. EIGHTH Mm FAIR! FLATTERING OPENING. GREAT INTEREST MANIFESTED. It is with the greatest pleasure that we are enabled to announce that this year's ex? hibition at the Fair Grounds is in every respect equal to the most sanguine expecta? tions of its most enthusiastic friends, and exceeds in the quantity as well as the quality of articles entered the exhibition of last year. The entries in nearly all the depart? ments exceed those of last year. f The display in the needle and fancj * work and household departments is proba? bly better than it has e^er been before, and it is most gratifying ta see the improvement in the manu&ctiirerV, and field crop depart? ments. The ejitrip^ in the live stock de? partment we're *not concluded up to the time we wer^ to press, but the promise for a fine display in all the divisions of this most im^portjnt branch of the exhibition was gcK jd. We -were particularly impressed with * fa ?--^erior apf>earattce t>f the articles, man .y of which show that *hey were pre Pa' expressly for this exhibition, thus e .vincing a growing general interest in the Fair, which mutt be quite agreeable to the officers and directors, as it is certainly a mark of confidence and approval of their, management. The committees were quite busy on Wednesday making their investiga? tion of the articles presented, as under the change in the regulations they are compell? ed to hand in their awards this morning in? stead of on to-morrow. The attendance on Wednesday was good for the first day of the Fair, and the indications are that there will I be very large crowds present on to-day and to-morrow. The Spartenburg Cornet Band is in attendance and their excellent music adds much to the enjoyment of those in at? tendance. Governor Chamberlain is expected to ar? rive in Anderson this afternoon, and while here, will be the guest of Judge Reed. He has consented to deliver an address upon agricultural topics during the Fair, and it has been arranged for Mr. B. F. Crayton, the President of the Fair Association, to introduce him to those in attendance on Friday at noon, so that all present at that time will have an opportunity of hearing the Governor's speech. He returns to Columbia on Saturday, we understand, and we hope his brief sojourn in our midst may prove a pleasant occasion for him. The trotting matches will come off on Friday, and the laughable ontertainment of a mule race will be afforded those present on that day. The exercises of Friday will conclude with a tournament, at which a number of knights are expected to ride. It will no doubt be a very pleasant affair, as each par? ticipant is determine^ to crown the Queen of Love and Beauty," while only one of the number can enjoy that privilege. We trust there will be a. large attendance both days, and can assure those who come that they will enjoy themselves. BSEEF ?EJTTI05. The young ladies of Anderson are advised to set good examples, because the young men are always following them. _ The marble-players of the summer months have changed their recreation to 'possum hunting for the winter, and we learn they are catching quite a number. .'Possum and taters are said to be fit for a prince. The yor. ng ladies of the Baptist congrega? tion at Wiliiamston presented the pulpit of the Church there with a handsome Bible on Saturday last. It was acknowledged in an appropriate and beautiful addeess from the pastor. Four hnndred and sixty-five bales of cot " ton were shipped from the Anderson depot, over the G. & C. R. R., one day last week. The company has been prompt in carrying off the cotton, which has accumulated rather more rapidly than last year. The juries were -discharged last Friday from attendance on Court, and the Court adjourned on Tuesday. All the business ready for trial was transacted and the orders desired in the other cases granted. Messrs. Diwer & Burdgess are engaged in erecting a building upon the southern corner of the lot owned by Dr. Diwer, which will be nsed as their machine sIiods. We are glad to learn that they have met with de? served success in tneir new enterprise. Mr. H. B. Fant, Agent of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, informs us that he is authorized to sell round trip tickets to Charleston and hack for $15.00, good to re? turn within twenty days, and also to Colum? bia and back for $8.50, good for the same length of time. We would call attention to the advertise? ment of Mr. G. F. Tolly which appears else? where. He has one of the most extensive stocks ever kept in Anderson, and what is better he is selling at the most reasonable prices. It is only necessary to call in order to be convinced. The Baptist Church at Anderson are pre? paring to make extensive repairs and im? provements upon their handsome church edifice. They have inaugurated a system of payment in monthly installments by which the needed amount will be realized by spring, at which time the work is to begin. Mr. J. Earle Lewis, of this County, was an extensive exhibitor of stock at the Georgia State Fair in Macon last week, and we are pleased to hear of his successful competition for the premiums offered. He received the largest number of premiums obtained by any one in the stock department?five, which amounted in value to one hundred and seventy-five dollars. His stock is on exhibition at our County Fair now progress? ing in Anderson, and no doubt equal or greater success awaits him bore. The members of the Anderson Bar en? joyed quite a pleasant evening at Judge Reed's on Friday last. They were invited to sup' with the Judge, who had been hold? ing the Anderson Court during the week. The usual mirth incident to the assembling of a set of gentlemen to spend a social even? ing together was indulged by those present on this occasion, and by none more heartily and pleasantly than the Judge himself. It was an enjoyable evening. Do not forget that the Anderson Theatri? cal Company will render the highly enter? taining and laughable Irish drama, "Handy Andy" and the entertaining and amusing farce, "My Turn Next," in the Masonic Hall to-night; and "Handy Andy" with the domestic drama, "The Toodles," on to? morrow evening in the same hall. Reserved seats, 75 cents; back seats, 50 cents. The entertainment is given for rhe benefit of the Carolina Collegiate Institute at this place, and we hope it will receive a liberal patron? age. The Greenville & Columbia Railroad is now carrying cotton from Walhalla to Charleston, for $3.25 per bale. They carry it from Anderson to Charleston for $3.50. The distance from Walhalla is thirty-three i miles farther, and 3 et the freight is twenty five cents per bale less than from ?*. It is about time to call upon the Republic party to enact the laws to prevent Sgf 'discriminations in freights as they' pruadt to do in their platform of principles, ^ sxtmmer. Anderson ships a much Ifljp* amount of cotton than "Walhalla, and iff* favoritism is to be shown by the raflro^ it .should be to that place which giW1* the most business. We do not objectto^ low rates given to Walhalla, but it i* higher rate imposed on Anderson to ff?1C? we demur. It ought to he corrected. | TOWF MEETTiTG. The citizens c f the Town of Anderso? vicinity are ea the Ciovirt House at 7i a'clock p. m., to discuss the and-advantages of the Blue Ridge., and. to select delegates to attend t^? meeting to be held in Walhalla'p l Tuesday, to obtain information x ,:y cares, was not called on .tion to the treatment of the Andersonville, and did not Sny certainty their real con Gen. Chilton, in concluding his has this to say of the comparative of the Federal and Confederate ment ?ners hile all deplore the sufferings and of life which prevailed amongst .ners on both sides, if those disposed [ig up yesterday' for malignant pur (8 will examine the reports of the eral Secretary of War, Mr. Stanton, r will find that mortuary statistics ?ve a larger percentage of deaths "^"""IJ^f8^ ^e Confederate prisoners in a raestly requested to"^Wry abundantly supplied and capa se on Saturday evem^jgie of providing every comfor:, than ?ted amongst the Federal prisoners a country which succumbed more through the starvation of its soldiery? and worse, in its demoralization of their femilies at home?than to the hordes nraffn from every nationality of the yld, which were hurled against it."? Neva and Courier, Xt the _ ?_-^ r - - -- condition of this enterprise, and wflQe I adjourned meeting of the citizen^ an son. We hope all will attend a^er pointed time, and that the meeting?* augurate a movement which will f ,m" ed with success. It is important ;.^0* full attendance. he PRESENTMENT OF THE 6R OCTOBER TERM, 18? To the Honorable J. P. Peed, Eighth Judicial Circuit, pro. tctm:i We, the Grand Jury of Andersoul having discharged the duties M upon us, respectfully make thfl? report ''(1 ? 1st. . That we are- gratified to ft*) our County is in a .very prospeioa^ tion, and with the exception of nj of assault and battery is in quite a f state. ? . . , rrl 2nd. That we have visited tbfcU County offices, viz.: The Clerk otf Sheriffs, Judge of Probate's, Tri County Commissioners', School C< sioner's and County Auditor's,, them clean and neatly kept. 3rd. That we have also visited and find the prisoners well cared there is, however, some complahf few prisoners about the diet and u? cy of bed-clothing, but in our oi called for. 4th. We have also visited the 1 and find the inmates as conifortaluse be expected with the present imjtuld which are exceedingly poor, butnts, to state that we have learned thatppy Commissioners haye in view tha?nty of comfortable and substantial; up brick buildings, which we heastory mend. ^com 5th. We find, also, that theh Hcmbree, has succeeded in ma Nr. cieni supply of grain to suppo^-"1?* as well as stock, and thatheptttef,> satisfaction. .., jneral 6th. We recommend that std provements be erected arouninl im - House in way of an iron fence Court a basement of solid granite te upon inches in the ground. Thetwelve should be graded off to the.sih side .that on the north. We suaght of from the Court House, thsrlgastance side and forty feet on each enopn eaci gates. The enclosure to be nRnrning vial soil and turfed or gravel th allu most suitable by the County 0 deemed 7th. The attention of the i?psioners. been called to the uncleanliriejury has roomSj numbers one and two^the jury we again urge the placing of jtairs, and closets in the said rooms for ' of the Couit. 8th. We find fE?T throughout the Count dition. 9th. We suggest to that some suitable which will enable worthless curs, which in mnay ways. 10th. We again co and western portions fes ted with whiskey it upon our officers arresting all such evade the law to the In conclusion thanks to the Court tance giveu to us duties; ar.d we are manner and ability J. P. Reed and the ? have conducted the b Respectfully stfl HEADQUARTERS OF THE REMOVAL. HYMENEAL. , MARRIED, on Thursdav evening, OetoJ 5? 21st, 1875, by Rev. R. W. Burts, Mr. JOHN H. HARRISON, of Greenville, and Mas NANNIE E. LATXMER, of Abbeyfle. On the 13th instant, by Rev. J. Q. sjock man, Mr. F. A. LEWIS, of Seneca Citr, S. C, to Miss MATTIE M. ERWIN, of'Bre ?fird,N. C. JV^RY ARTUSE s Sfectl7Tiire: LEADERS OF LOW PRICES AT THE rpo all -who have occasict to use Li -L quors for medical or othr purposes, we would heartily recommed that sold by T. J. LEAK, -who hast all times a large and well-selected stok of Brandies, Wines, Gin, : Rum, Wttskey, ?See., Which he offers on such irms as will please all. His terms are esy and fair, and bis Goods are warrantc to give sat? isfaction. TOBAOCof^OlAOOO! I h:ve just received a res lot of Smo? king md Chewing Toba*co;direct from the lictory, which I an sll as low as any oie, by the plug, noceor package. T.J. EAR, No. i irl' Range, STORE. L JONES J-vH. DATIS. JO^fS, DAVIS & BOT, ?CESSORS TO R. C. SHIVER & CO.,, its BOUKNIGIIT, S. BOUKNIGf. ?NIGHTS, ULERS IN ots, Sices, Etc water ?nience Octn, 1875 ^no-son, S. C. 1 t 3m t LINKS' STORE. TOY C?STOf?RS: Jefferson Davis not Bspons ihe Sufferings of He An ville Prisoners. b A letter from Gen. IH. Cf just been published, chrlys&/ ex-Presiient Davis fronany r^ f ity for the sufferings ndujje? " Federal prisoners of w? wh & ^ fined in the stockacWs An^ The specific charge f-aias Im against Mr. Davis:' report ?n the And laid before him, > tvarm personal f>\ refused to take act; its suggestions W your \ccounts, ifconce. 1 CiPEGG. P Col5 rille idhat he ad?f Gen. . scales j ?V sale'I In^ hat/ IW;, Chandler very der3? managen: 18 after reciting tl a his displacemem Pfth) a more energenradeHv" Gen. Chilton aibere reason to knowjvvitlij qtminted with11^; n Chandler's rejlCKl ville prisoner8ATCHLj at the time Ucest., and by statemt war by that g forwarding hisi turned to jRicBfcJ me chat no actitw-r report, and wisv\ dent and call h L \; I not think tha overburdened these imposed upV*7 ia of War was en?h?SrPt^rv him-thisbeing|te^te with KV60, JJf This was that the vanod; telegraphed faPhedt?th%ts had W to him to sup^ jnt8 neare.st practicable, anigT far M render the pns?*1"^ once to ascomfortabler j, the gick, tool permUted^V? ,n our con. Chandler satisj^11^ jt of Gol tion was mucT their ^di our troops upojrd. but wjth and corn bread^^ 0f meat JgS pnsoners, accu^e me to the ciou?. varied fare sut|abunQant and n,o?t . treme I allu49 seemed ex ville, because thL. to Anderson diately under $ stated imme the reasons gitj^on. and ior Davis was not rm satisfied Mr. that report, or (the existence of tot: as therein finder's charac Col. Chandli? the Mrs- Su4led as witness in " asked butl martial, and he ' WHSatiTiJ .. l_? ?mir do c He Sec o 9 . Us? , Im 3 If ff cr So !1 o 2 = s x p ?oJ ?S* Si? crow * ?f* *1 E 3%*. Li $ c < B* ? o 03 2. era It hi k x "rtbM )sea?eB .he Bo, uliero^, it isM I)tsT'?i Fban? and ski*.j Iwentn worth i perfecth 1 ind, a HOT PI a very extended reputation, which : has sustained for more than PIF rcincdy for Scrofula, Ulcerated ong-standine Rheumatic A.tfuctioiis, - Skin, White Swelling, Dloeagc? of i-joint Disease, and all cases of lor ? kcter was that was That tion by the court Davi' licuiarly useful In Chronic Scrvous ring In debilitated constitutions, ln js, and all cases where the Lungs are ? health broken down by theinjudi fercurr, Arsenic, or Quinine! It is a >rlng and>Fall Purifier of the Blood, lory Is under the direction! of Dn. Bwart, who ha>< devoted his attention s careful preparation during the past rears, and not a bottle put up but is times its cost to the patient, it j? for the most dheased and debilitated ' CABES WIIMRE THE BLOOD 18 7T SHOULD BE USED FREELY. PBKTARED OKLY AT im's Laboratory, ih St., below Chestnut, Philadelphia. ROR BALE. w.^'"^'^ iJ')^9l ;i 408 Acres Vuuable Land, every impartbl burdened as ke Oct 21,1875 rpHE . iention of purchasers in every part of this State is called to consider a very X imprtant fact, namely, that the old established house of R. C. Shiver & Co. is not deed, but reorganized upon the only basis that business can be carried on successfulyj--S21?/C2'Z, Y CASH?and we assure our patrons that we shall continue the sameononable course of dealing with thorn chat was such a distinguished fea? ture withho house of R. C. Shiver & Co. We bavetow in store the best selected stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, OA'S, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, WALLPA? PER, Etc., ver seen in this city, selected by one of the firm, who superintends the business, ad consequently knows the wants of this community better than buyers residing elswhere. The entirestock will be offered at prices never before equalled in this section. The Price will Startle and Attract yon at Sight. We invite you to send at oncebr Samples of these New and Handsome Goods, and if shown to your friends and eighbors, we are sure it will be to your advantage to send us a large order. We,ay freight dfc all bills amounting to ?10 and upwards. All orders must be accompanied with CASH, or we send them C. 0. D., and guarantee satis? faction. Best Gi Prits in the city. Long Cloth SJ, 10,12ic.v None equal to them in the Stato. Well knoTO brands of Alpacas and Mohairs, just imported. Hosiery Doartment?Full of well assorted goods at popular prices. Gouts' Furishing Goods complete, as a department. Our Boot ad Shoe Department is second to none on this continent. From the cheapest Brogn to the finest Hand Made goods. The most complete and best managed Carpet Department in the world. Cloths, Cassneres and Jeans are bought by the case and sold at a very small ad? vance. Brown and ileached Shirtings and Sheetings sold at factory prices. Flannels an!Blankets at prices that will astonish. We shall exect an Order from you or a call when you visit our City. Columbia, S Have Removed from No. 9 Granite Row, To NO. 2 BENSON HOUSE PLACE, Where they are now Receiving an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK Of Heavy Dry Goods, Domestics, Hardware, Fancy and Staple Groceries, Crockery, Glasswaro, ? Soots, Shoes, Leather and Shoe Findings, &c, &c. &c. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, GIVE us a call at our New Stand, and we will guarantee satisfaction in Stvlos and Prices. We buy COTTON and COUNTRY PRODUCE%nd sell Avery's Farming Implements, Shoal Creek Factory Yarn, And Ward's Shirts. lewis & co., HO. 2 BEffSOlV HOUSE PLACE Sept 30, 1875 _._11 ly LOOK OUT ! LOOK OUT -o PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. TT7E desire to call attention to the fact that we have on hand a LARGE and TT well-selected stock of Heavy Grroceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Crockery "Ware, Eto? We have just received a large lot of Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Sugar-Cured Hams, Cheap Grades of Syrups, Muscovado, Demerara and New Orleans Molasses, 100 BARRELS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, A complete assortment of Sugars, Coffees and Teas, Pickles, Canned Goods, etc. A very large stock of Iron, Steel, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, and farming Implements generally. In short, we have everything that the farmer or man of family nseds. We are selling the forogoing articles at the most reasonable cash prices. Call and be convinced of this fact. ?SS- And now a word to those that we have supplied with Goods during the year 1872,1873 and 1874, Unless you come forward and pay up, j'our Notes and Ac? counts will be placed in the hands of an Officer for collection. BYRUM & McGRATH. SMITH, CLARK & CO. DEALERS IN MENS' CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. RESPECTFULLY inform their custo? mers, aud the public generally, that they have just received a beautiful line of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, NEW STYLE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, SILK BOWS, All Wool Merino UNDER-SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Paper and Linen COLLARS. Merino and Cotton "IALF HOSE, HAN DKERCHIEFS, etc. We invite special attention to our fine stock of Black French Cloths, Doe Skin Cassimeres, Black Beaver for Overcoats, Fancy Cassimeres and Testings. WC also have in stock a good line of Kentucky Jeans, which we arc prepared to sell very low, and at prices to suit anybody's pocket. We still have in con? nection with our store a Tailoring Department, To which the Senior members of the firm will give their especial attention, and guarantee entire satisfaction and per? fect fits. Prices lower than any Town in the State. Call and see us at McCully's Corner. We would respectfully request those who owe us for Goods sold in the Sum? mer to call and settle as early as possi? ble, in order that we may cancel our debts and go on with our business. SMITH, CLARK & CO. Oct 7, 1875 12 Oct. 13, 1875. 13 Important to those Indebted to Us. Oct 7, 1875 12 BYRUM & McGRATH, Mechanics' Row. _iy LOWER THAN EVER! AND STILL in. Established 1848. O. v. BORSTEL, ? BELL PBEVOST k Successors To FANT, BELL & CO CONTINUES TO SELL FIXE GOLD JEWELRY, CLOCjg, WATCHES, CUTLERY, IR AND PLATED WARE, &c. SPECp/?, to suit all ages, in Gold? Silver and Steel. M.SO.W?NS AND PIANOS FOR SALE. WATCHES, Jnvclry, Clocks and Musical Instruments carefully Repaired, and all thorougl repairs Warranted for Twelve Months. Also, A FIRST CLASS PICTURE GALLERY, In connection, in he same building, where an experienced operator is continually in attendance. Pitures taken from the smallest miniatuio to life size. In the front of saue building, you can INSURE YOUR PROPERTY in the best Insurance Compares in the world! This is not the pice where you part with your money without getting the full worth for it. F. C. v. BORSTEL, No. 4 Brick Range, Anderson, S. C. Oct 11, 1875 13 3m IDO YOU VANT BARGAINS ? I am now *eady to sell my Entire Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE! at Greatly Reduced Prices. Having no Store-rent to pay, no expensive Clerk-hire, no Town Tax, nd no fire-wood to buy, I am fully convinced that I can sell (oods Cheaper than anybody else. Please call ad see for yourselves. My Prices will exact ly suit the presat times. CUNNINGHAM, aitdebsoit, s. o. -o HaVING RECEIVED a full line of NEW GOODS from the Northern Mar? kets, consisting of f Heavy and Fancy Groceries* Boots and Shoes, Clothingj Dry G-oods, Hats and Caps, &c. &c. Hardwar, Would ask an examination of the same by the citizens of Anderson and surround? ing country, bofore purchasing'elsowhcre. i MARKET PRICE PAID FOR COTTON IN SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. Sept 30, 1875 11 LOWER FOR CASH! OUR STOCK OF FALL and WINTER GOODS Is now complete, and consists of a well-selected variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Trunks, Crockery, Woodenware. &c. &c. Stationery, We are selling goods at the lowest Cash Prices, and are confideut of giving satisfaction to all our customers, and therefore ask them to bring on their Cotton, Corn and other Produce, for which the highest market price will be paid. BARR & FANT, No. 10 Granite Row. Oct 7, 1875 12 3m & 3m O. CEISBERC, Oct 14, 1875 13 ROCK MILLS, S. C. Im OA-LIj on LIGON & HILL, AT THE STORE 1)KMKRLV OCCUPIED BY W. S. SHAKPE, HA\ E on hand, and to arrive, a splendid assortment of GOODS, which having been Surchased recently in New York and altimore, MUST Compare favorably with those purchased by my ono. I SILKS i RIBBONS HERE WE WILL HELL YOU DRY GOOS, GROCERIES, HARDW&E, CLOTHING, BOOTS, S;0ES, HATS, |c. &c. &o CH%p FOB CASH! e arc Dully Receiving our NEW STOlK FROM NEW YORK, AN? Will. ?IVE GOCh BARGAINS Sjfi TO A Iii' WHO WILloALL ON US. Anderson, Sopt. 16, Vsrwm For sale Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hard vyiro, Iron, Crockery, Buggy Material, I^erosono Oil, choice Family Groceries, lvTeavy Groceries, etc., etc. These Goods are i'or salo cheap. Come and see them. WHAT Is moro, I must earnestly request those indebted to me, (especially those whom I have so long indulged,) to como for? ward and pay what IS DUE ME Or 1 will bo forced to collect BY MEANS OF THELAW C. A. REED, I have GIVEN manufacturers of TIN WARE, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. (CONSTANTLY on hand, a full supply j of Tin Ware of every descripttiou, COOKING and HEATING STOVES a speciality, House Furnishing Goods, etc. Parties desiring Stoves for which we arc not agents can bo accommodated on ap? plication, as we will order from any man? ufactory. Prices low as the lowest. The business is in the hands of Mr. L. H. SEEL, a practical mechanic, and the people of Anderson are invited to rive us a trial. GILREATH & BURGISS, Brick Range, Anderson, S. C. Pet 14, 1875 13 4m TALB0T & SONS, SHOCKOE MACHINE WORKS, RICHMOND, VA. M ANUFACTURERS OF Steam Engines and Boilers, Agricultural Engines, Circular Saw Mills, Grist, Bark and Plaster Mills, Shafting, Hangers aud Pulleys, Improved Turbine Water Wheels. Oct 14,1875 13 . WM. ettexger. 11. r. EDMO>'D. My porsonal attention,) can be hand and soon found on TO Arrive. These Goods aro now, fashiona n?5?l<Lelesant' and wiI1 ?e sold VERY (. HEAP to THE LADIES Come and jndge for yourselves. Esue <;m! maS?,?fcion Iia5d t0 Mantua Making and Millinory. Fashion Plates on hand for distribution AT THE or C. A. REED. Sept 9, 1875 8 ly Wavorly House Corner, Andorson, S. C. Sopt 9,1875 iy FOR SALE ! A Desirable Reside: rSWercd for r be secured. The housfeiiii situated on MeDofne Street and containVjlvo rooms. Ai>t?is-10 (j,^ M. J. WILSON. 13 Must foe Settled Up! THE Notes and Accounts duo the late firms of Barr, Watson <fc Co., and W. F. Barr & Co., must bo settled up at an early day, as wo aro determined to close up the old business. Those know? ing themselves indebted to ns, w*?ald do well to call soon, ns we mean what we sav. ' ? BARR, WATSON <fe CO Oct 7, 1875 12 ETTENGER & EDM?ND, RICHMOND, VA., manufacturers PORTABLE and STATI0NAF Boilers, of all Ki Circular. Amwlcan Turbln#?P?.: n Cameron's Special Send for Catalog Oct 14,1S75 G. F. WA. Furniture Works and RICHMOND, VA. COTTAGE Bcadsteads, Cha, Parlor Furniture, Lounge ifcc, manufactured of Walnut a or hard woods. No soft Pine use tage Bedsteads and Cheap Ma leading articles. Oct 14, 1875 13 PAY ME! FINAL SFZT^EISTE^tT-I hereby ^J?veTto1tlce that I will apply to W. Oct 14, 1S7J umphreys, Judge of Pro Date, for a final settlement of the Estate of A D nSl'iSSff^?S39th of Member next and for a final discharge as admin? istrator of said Estate. l%m 5!? on that day sell at Anderson C. H. the Cho Oct 14*1875 IF you have any regard for a poor man's feelings', come forward aud pay me for work done in my Shop. I can't live without eating, and it takes money to buy provisions. I have help? ed you, now help me. I sue people when I can't collect otherwise. HARRY GAILLARD, Blacksmith. Oct 14, 1875_W_3_ Must be Settled 1 THE Notes and Accounts of Benson & Sharpe have been placed in the hands of J. r. Whitefield, Esq., for im? mediate collection, and all persons in? debted to ns will save cost by prompt ?^ment. ^ BEN?ON A SHARPE. _ ()et 14, ^875 13_4_ FAIR WARNING. ALL persons indebted to mo, either by Note or Account, aro earnestly requested to settty the same at once. Those failing to settle by the first day of November-next, will find t heir notes nnjfc| accounts in tbe^^^of an qflicei collection^^Hi Brc money