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THE IM??LLIGENCER, tSOu TO ADVERTISERS. 1HOO Tlie Aj-M*rB|pn?3a?r|^ largest circulation of any country paper published in the State, and lias more than three rlmiei th? rireulatloo of any other pa lier in Anderdon County. We print and ?Ir ru?ate rr?ularly 1800 papera. Our list in thc. County T?as incraased Instead or dimin ished, and we hope to receive a still greater increase during the cowing CUL We are willing at any time to veri <y the above by un inspection of our subscription book, or our paper bills ; or when desired, we will fumbb adyettlsers wilban affidavit of tho currectuc&s of our statement os to the clrcu latiownf tho IwtExuoE?cxa. JWIJ- '<*? fi mt . -. BsU2? mMITIOH, l'oTTo?-tMiddHngs 10 to 101 oentB; Mr. John E- Peoples has some fine speci mens of lin-work on exhibition at the Fair this week. Mn Richard Toter bas ono of bt-j'pirtable steam chglhes on exhibition: at',the Fair. Do not fail to examine it. Tb? late Fall is quite favorable to the cot ton crop, and the yirki in this .-?ction will he better thun was expected. > Messrs. Joe. B. McGee and T. A. Burnell, ?if this County, are In business with Mr. T. V, Pavia at Greenville. Sa; advertisemen!. Col. D. Wyatt Aiken, the able Congress man from this District, casts the first vote on all qestions before Congress which re quire a call of the roll. Sheep stealing has begun bi the New Prospect neighborhood. The owners of] Hocks are, however, on the alert, und pick up the r?scala occasionally. The Calisthenics. Exhibition cornea off in the Masonic Hall to-rnorrow evening. Maj. I Whittier delivers an address, and tue exer cises will be very interesting. Thc to&nrof lA^3eh\on U?ed4 some good wagon yards to aacoraraoddte parsons com ing Here from a distance to'traue, wno may have to camp. It would help to draw trade, We had a pleasant call on Wednesday morning from Mr. William Marshall, of Charleston, 8. C., who bi In Anderson rep-1 resenting the bouse of E. W. Marshall A Co. ii.. ) .b The Town Council has improved tito con veniences for persons hitching their horses | when they come .to Anderson by having a number'of new and substantial horse rocks erected over the town. Cont stealing from thc patch is being ex tensively practiced around Anderson, and the owners of fields of the ripened grain are troubled to protect it from the rogues who help themselves most liberally In some cases. Patronize home industries; end for boots, shoes, slippers, Ac, go to the shop of B. Y. H. Nance, on Main street, where tho beat I and neatest class of work can be had. See his advertisement, and do not forget the ... ! f - ' l< ..> '.il l - I??ll | ? ! '- i Col. Alexander has several patterns of work from the Congriree Iron Works, of Columbia, on exhibition nt the Fair this week. PersonB wishing cans-mills, casting, or other foundry work, would do well tc examine them. The streets of Anderson havabeen crowd ed during this week with the wagons of farmers bringing cotton here and purcha sing goods. Tins is the place to come, for .goods can be bought OB cheap for cash as elsewhere; ?nd cotton brings the bebt prices. Wc would ask attention to the advertise ment of ' Mfssrs. Simpson, P.ci? A Co., which informs our readers of the new drug store, and of tbe many articles .Which they can obtain ot it. In lamps, oil?, drugs, med icines, perfumery, toilet articles, Ac,, they ran supply your wants. The Tournament will come off at the Fair lirounUs on Friday morning. . lt will be thc centre of attraction for that day, < r,d will be followed by a grand Tournament Ball nt the Wayerly Hpuse on Friday even ing. Extensive '.ri-rangements are being made to render it J. success. Mr. Td. Berry Williams, of this County, won thc first h-mor1 in ths Tournament at (?reen ville lac? week, taking all the rings at., each ride. We regret that his application to ride at the Anderson Tournament to-morrow arrived after the books for entry ?"ere closed. If entered '.e wonld hove been a formidable rider fo- che first prize., ' This ls ?he neaSmi to plant wheat, rye, oats and barley. Our farmers should oiiake large sowings of these grains, fox by so do ing they will advance their own prosperity and tho interests of this section of country more than by the cultivation of cotton ex clusively. A farmer ought to plant at least one-third of bis arable lands In small gruin. We would ask attention to tho advertise* ment of Mr. G. W. Gorrcckt, which appears elsewhere. He keeps one of the best restau rants and confectioneries In Anderson, and ?Mt every : person Who ???Weslabli?h'ineht, Ort De? . rhfra be will supply them at low ?tirexcellent meals or the best can dies, fruits, nook tte: . The baby show will corns eff on Friday at the Anderson County Fair. Tho number of disappointed ones will far exceed those who will be pleased, but "to tho ??c??r be longs tbe sppils," arid the little boy.and girl show;;' ; ' ' .' - . y 1.'" ";.,,,,' We .are Indebted to Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken, member of Congress from thu Congres sional District, for a copy ol the Agricultu ral Report for 1870. and for copies of the Omnr?stt?inl ' Record. Colonel Aiken Is l'ni^??i Of di^3?(pXla -fefcefcr in .lus attendance upon the sessions. In him lli?^ebpl? bf, South CbroJlrJa onccmore have a tin;; rcpre- mutative iii; ibo council J of the E?tis?lJ! . >:... . ' ! ' !- y ? .i . - ...>.{ ? ?.' ' "i ? '?.'. Dr. W. G. Browne, of Atlanta Georgia; ls in Andersen, and will esand the fsaOMir dentist and bas many friends and acquain tances hero who oreare, glad to see bini'hi ou*W?*k<y- ? fijrrO-i .3 i'HOl Mr. Hezekiah McGee, familiarly! known to the people of the upper partgftho State on account of mental RlllflHfiA'PwUm made bim a very: pechar'pars?n, dlMO? Greenville County on last Thursday In the 51st year of bb age. Just before be died be was asked if he knew where be was going, arti! replied, "Where all good folks go r and hence, wo trust, his life, which waa aboies* mid desolate here, bas been oxebanged for a bette?- one beyond. The Anderson cotton market ls again one of the best in tho State, and gooda aro sold ns cheap nore aa the fam? can be bought elsewhere. Trade -bas been very lively for the past two weeks; end thc amount of cot ton sold here ls' Increasing every day. Much of the Goonda Dado or former years ls returning and tilings beor a more cheerful appearance. Bond the advertisements of our merchants, bring your cotton here and get the 'g-pWd*i;wbich you need. The merchants of Anderson liavo ngmd tu close their stc-.es on to-morrow, Friday, for the purpose of attending the Cotrrity Fair and alvina their clerks an opportunity tf?nd~alsQ.'l.No business, will be trans-. nounccmcnt In -mind/ iTkfewctt?n of the merchants ls public spirited and considerate, for it encourages tho Fair exhibitions and abo allofws their einnloye??' o??b?*y W* which to rest from business and enjoy tpem sclves. Messrs. James H. Morgan . A Bro., of Greenvillr, invite tho p-ironsge of the farmers and,. consumer; of Anderson: and adjoining counties throngh the advertlshig columns of the Ij-rrKumetcxa this -week. They keep on hsrufc a I ?pb and well selected r-itvk of lanoy geo***, dry goods and grooe rk-s, ?fcfck Ihejrjfrflto'iafjRe lowest prices. The members ot mis flrrir- are thorough gentlemen, ?rid their enstomisjs may* rel* upon honorable treatment from them. Their store vf among' thc; largest In Grcen vfllCf'ontl all our readers who visit Grcen viu- ~?r?? Srnfll? pleassrit'and advantageous to pay them a call. TAXZC. V V?*RB rn**WI to Corra ty Trrmsmvr R. *'. -?~-? ?VT too inrorniaUon that 2,075 persona Mid thfbv^o? up to WHln?uW amoumii.8 io *?ja5|^>*/ound ?um. Tl?? boo ax of T'III TTPSWITI IIII II -offli? will h? closed on UiaTifltfNov?^ t?19 fr^fc^^-""*Sl Everyone shou?d (i^eafat?^befa? that time TO WH?BIP. . A "iff'1"! of ?Rixens ofHrdltown. ship will beT?eM at tte Cawwell Instituto on next Thursday morning, the 1st day of Novemlw*, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of condering the propriety of pledging a township subscription, by taxation, to the And?wau and Savannah Valley Rtulroad. The bulles aie also Invited to be prosent. It ia earnestly desired that every ono in Uie township shall be present, as the matter to be presented is one of very great importance to the public. . - ' *^ 7 /.?!?t-: 1 >**f ? - XWtMC COWS TOWNSHIP. , Th*.-21^8 of this township are respect fully invited to bo present at a meeting to be bald at Sherard's Store on Friday morn mg. the 2nd day of November, for the pur ple? pledging ? township subscription, by taxation, to the Anderson A Savannah Valley Railroad. Every citizen of Uns township is especially urged to be present at this meeting, which will be opened by eleven o^efock. The enterprise is-Hie most important onrJtbat the people of the County have^been called upon to consider for ?nany EAIL?I?D HEBtTKO AT WATTS SToW fcol. James M. Latimer, President of the Anderson and Savannah Valley Railroad, roguest* us to announce that there will bo a nip-tiiig in tue interest of this Hoad at Watt's 8tore on Saturday (be 8rd day ot November, at ll o'clock, at which time the pbjretohrjajteospects of this enterprise will be presented to the people. Messrs. Samuel A. De?STA" J. Watt and W. G. Watson have heed-appointed a committee, and are requested tc moke such arrangements as they may deem best for the conduct of this meeting. All the ladies and gentlemen ol tho surrounding country are requested to be present. amnBRi mrsnro TBS TAX*. We are authorized to state that our com munity is to be treated with some very fine and highly amusing comediettas, to bo given during Ulis week, the proceeds of which are to ne appropriated to tho fund for build, ing a Rectory for the Episcopal Church These delightful entertainments will tx given on Wednesday and Thursday nights 24th and 25th instants, at the Msaonlo Hall beginning ot 8 o'clock, Admission, 60 cent for adulta and 25 cents for cliildren. Re .Vesh menta, such as hot roffee, oysters, Ac. will be supplied at moderate rates, and th? entertainments promise to be most agreea ble in every respect. nun ficus. Mr. J. C. Strihling had his fruit picker oi exhibition at the Greenville Fair last week and received the following notice from th: Greenville Nev? : "Just before leaving the grounds wo pail a visit to Mr. J. C. Striming, who has oi exhibition tho "Dixie Fruit Picker." Tin picker is the lady 'a friend, and a blessing ti the age. This little machine will pick al sizes of fruit, from a cherry to an orange No more climbing for or h nockine ofT you fruit. You stand on tho ground and pic! oft* the ripe fruit, without injuring the tie or fruit, as the machine is fastened to th end of a long pole." Mr. Stribling will also have it on exhib? tion at our Fair, and ell owners of orchard should rusko it a point to examine his in ventiou. MEETflQ AT CALH0US'8 HILLS. At a railroad meeting held at Calhoun' Mills, on Little River, in Abbeville Count} on lost Saturday, Col. Janies M. Latimc wes called to the chair, and Col. Tolma was requested to act as Secretary. Speeche favoring the Anderson A Savannah Voile Railroad were mode by Messrs. J. 8 Murra' S\ K. Bradley, W. D. Mara, Col. Total ai r. Wldcman and E. li. Murray, aft? ?vhic resolutions similar to those adopted at Moi tery were unanimously adopted, pledgir Calhoun's Mills townsnip to vote a tax < thirty thousand dollars. Thc President wi authorized to appoint a committee of twei iy-one. noni rt Uti/en t portions of the lin to visit Augusta and uouferwith the citlcer of that etty : and the meotfng requested tl Anderson, Abbeville and Augusta papers I publish these proceedings. Great enthusiasm prevolls In Abbevil County over this projected road, and it expected to be completed within the ne: two years. THE C IB CUB, SE5?OSRIS, AC. The absence of a long period of en'oyafc entertainments has sharpened the public a: petite to finch a ?vgree that W.W. Coi? New and Greatest Snow on Barth, whli makes Its appearance in Ch!? piaoe on Tn< day, October 30, Tinder colossal erhihUii tents> tb reasonably assured of a largo Otic dance. \jEb9 Kvausville Journal says of tl great show : The splendor and brilliancy every acj ; tho large and rare collection aninJals? -the gorgeous amphltbeatricalv bi podromatic ?questre-cavalcade, the team Egyptian dromedaries, form a school pf a natural history and instruction worth t times the price of admission. Tho Cburt'i Journal says: AV. W. Cole's is tho,best c tcrtalnmenti the most novel oi?S wonder! exhibition ever in the city. The CJovelo: Plaindealer soys: CdeV Circus ia tho tx that hos ever'visited our city. , Judging from the very favorable JVOtii this-great?how has received, wc??dt?i lt a piafhusinesabera. . . '?w '.V:':"wiiiiS?SS?5i ' % ::oo. - . ? "Ti;AT KCBSASD or MIRE" Ia ?se^tS?hie, a niljin, IMI.H^I.IN; nov ut null. Ill? DIUIIII a drcoiatipn of fifty thousand cord?s witt twoiw??ka. didst a simple and chaste nar live of Oonjejitic Ufo, which is amusing the extreme, and attracts the interest of i reader at the' outset and bolds it J closed Thc.ro la very littlo plot about t ; t tliQ.earxatiV* is well written, and frequen Srovok?side splitting laughter by tho in cnts It relates. ; Sent by. Lee A Shcppa publishers, Bouton, Moss;, forfffty cents any address. I n "DICK'S RECTT AT?ORS ARD RtUttrftofaj No?5 onntalr? 180 pages- of elegant sehjctii from i the most celebrated auUiurs suits1 for dcclamatron or public readings. HI cbd??s-vulnrir? ?>r us? by r?ssag clu ,8cl\ools or individ?ala. Tho prices arr various. avxjcri, including aumcrsur, : thetlc, clement and sentimental quoU.tl< of prose and poetry. It ls well worth I price,;and will ba eent by Dick A Fitxgera publisher*,,"New Xork. for thirty.cents paper or fifty cents in cloth. ? "THEY ALI. DO IT, OR Ma. Mmes, or j>. BURT, ?RD His KEUIUBORB" IS the name c second book containing the humorous a clcs otMr.F, M-BaUoy, for which theD bury tXMfcaa^^&e< famous* Mr. Rai Is given to the production of facetious a cles, and though they contain a great deo nonsense, they, nov?rtheleza, inducen hex; laugh In many instances, and therefore compilan their object, li His sayings quaint, and in many Instances exaggeraf but Uiey are full of human nature, < thctefotepleose. Published by Lott A Sh ard, Boston, Mass., and sent to any add; _'-1 V> ?? -'f^iU.--; MA Xex*;t6??d.rBft?3ob..', A The reason wby,o?ly ene samplahotU MKSHKLL'S HEPATXHR for the Liver will sold to- the san. ; person, for ten cents; our Druggists, Simpson, Reid A Co., is causobr vje'edoirnaous expense of Imp lng the Repatrn? Into this country ; bu there are fifty doses in tiie largo size bott It seems two cents per dose ls chear? eno' after oU for a medicine Uiat cures dyspej and liver complaint. AU who hav? had a cample bottle ! are entitled to one ten c's. at Simpson,^Reid A Co.'a JD ?torc. Tbrs? UO??S r??i?7?5 ?r?y %^sc G. ; pepsia, constipation, indigestion or I complaint, in the world. Regular ?lae I ties, fifty doses, SLOP. . , Ask Teereelf these Q*tttl?r?. Are you a despondent sufferer from I Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita of tho HAutf . Have yon Dixzitfesa of Head T Is your Nervous System deprea Does your Blood circul?te badly ? 1: you a fkitighT. > LfW Spirits f - Com inf of th? food ofter eaUng? Ac. Ac A these and much tnore are tba direct t%t of Dyspepila. Liver Complaint and Ind Hon. GBRXR'S AtTdcsr Fte WER ls DOV knowled^ bV ?R Drcggtsta to be a pos? cure. * 400.000 bottles were given' awe the ti. 6. through Drnggrsts to the prop a trial. Two dorre! will satisfy any pe of iU wonderful quality In curing all ft of Indigestion. Sample betties IO * Rein Ur slr* 75 cen ta. Sold positive bj I first-class Druggists in U. S. eo rou. ft*. AUaL.i . ... .1 rv '?guli itrj jim reunion, (rom AtI*ntA, ?nd is daily receiving new g?ods. .Tuwuville at pxtscoL af&rds ILnutloxw. and it is estinuted^WaS^ I)urch*^i qjore largely thia year than in any other season for at least m Any vtars 1 }"t.Owing to tho inclemency or the weather th?;re was bat a meager turnout at ??. Townviile Grange meeting on Saturday, However, the small number present waa doubtless well entertaincsl. as Mr. W. Wi Russell and Col. K. M. Bucker were'pf?s* ?nt.Last Thursday Mr. H. N. Whitlock, a one-armed man, residing in this township. picked lUi pounds of cotton.Four ?team gins, besides a number of water gins, are operating in this immediate vicinity, and as tho cotton option on guano accounts la hastening to a close, the cotton ls being* ginned at a rate unprecedented.Our peo ple are quiet and orderly, and every one appears to be diligently employed in attend I' * to his own affairs. The conduct of our ?red people are also commendable. For <~. ne time past we have not heard of one single case of theft or robbery, or any other violation of.law on the port of the negroes : but almost every ono of them aro uaaam ousby engaged in peaceful pursuits, seem ingly intent on cb tab) lng a fair and honest living. " K. ? HOPEWELL. f, The following ofilccrs have bt-on ?Inly in stalled to perre i Hopewell JMvision .Ute present quarter: Dr. B. G. Sloan, W\ P. ; A. B. Carpenter, W. A., J. R. Guvton, R. 8.; T. J. Martin, A. R. 3. : J. M. Hamlin, F. S. ; Capt. H. C. Martin, T. ; T. MU Xi?tt ' Con.; Miss Estelle Guvton, A, C. ; E. j? Duckworth, L S. ; D. Clark Webo, 0. BT; W. A. Neal, P. W. P.There ls one Grange In Hopewell that ls alive in **-rv sense of the word. We refer to Town Creek Grange, of which P. R. Brown ia tbe effi cient Master. Tho plan of requiring mem bers tc r'tv- and apeak upon subjects of every day life will certainly tend to develop and improve the mind. They have de termined to procure an agricultural library for their mental benefit, and have secured nearly sufficient runda for the purpose. With these two features properly carried out, who knews but that Town Creek will. bc another Elmira Farmers' Club?.A. M. Neal, Esq.. has experimented ?wi?? cbuJas this year, with which he is wall pleased., He has about one acre planted. ?.rd the land along side this potch produced about three bushels corn per acre. Upon the chufa patch he pul two wagon loads stable ma nure. He has fenced off near one-half the patch, which he is assured will fatten the same number of bogs which cost him one hundred bushels corn last year. Besides thia the hay saved from only a part of the patch he thinks will amply pay for cultiva tion.The beautiful moonlight nights of last week were rendered musical by the blast of the hunter's horn and the cry of the chase. HOMO. The missionary corn planters of the Hojie well Baptbt Sunday School have agreed to bring in their corn Saturday evening next to the Church. Thc cora will be weighed and the whole amount to be sold to the higbest bidder, the proceeds to go to mis sions. Speeches relating to the subject aro expected from the pastor and Dr. W. C. Brown. Rev. Wm. Henry Strickland, who suggested thc plan to as, ia also Invited to attend. The school, and, public generally are invited *o attend. ' > I J. M. HAMLIN, Superintendant. OUR GRANGE COLUMN. Under the Sopervlolon of the Executive Ceanalttee ef Powena S ra .IQ tr. Fattening Hogs. The time of year for fattening por-t ia almost bore, and a word or two on tho subject may not be amiss. The prevail ing opinion among farmers that bogs must have first, the run of tba cora und. pea fielda before enclosing them to fatten ls wrong,, from tho fact that before they aro done ginning the fields the weather i? gottingv.or-y cold, and ti la a very diffi cult tasik to'fatten. BUcoossfu Hy In cold ?weather. Possibly, lt might be allowed If all of na were provided v. ith warm, comfortable houses to protect our hogs from tho cold wind and rain. But ir a rail peu ten feet square, in the op^a weather, covered to the dopth of one foot with oak leaven, is a rule fifty years be hind date. This ls done In many instan ces to make manure, the cost of which ia too great. After the first rain faUs voil have a pen of slash, into wbicb thc corn, or other food, is thrown, and only tbe little that is clean is eaten, tbe rest going to the manure-pl!o and allow vd to romain under their foci,until it perfumea tbe air, and sickens thpm. You might say wo feed meal in tho trough. That is bettor, ! will admit ; stiR, to requiro your -boa to. ?. iv_-. {.? r.is own filth will !?si*fw?V d!**e^tion and hence loss of appetite.* The Impres sion that the bog ia a filthy fellow, that he will O' - lvo In a quagmire, ls a mistake, as proven where pigs are allowed to lie in yonr horse-stable or about a livery stable. They are invariably diseased or inferior. The bog is naturally cleanly, an will bo clearly demonstrated if, when you put him up to fatten, yon will build an addition to your pen, however small, place In this a dry piece of hog dung, and thereafter you may rely upon it that, until they oocnme helpless from exces sive fat, they will go to thia very spot to empty themselves. Clean the pen well each alternate morning; feed them on corn, or meal ls preferable. If on meal, saturate with water, barely enough to stick, and allow them no other water. Feed five or six times per day, never al lowing them lo g<?tagorgo, but always keeping their appetites sharpe, by giving weakly a. pinch of sait? copperas and an abuncl?nce.nf charcoal. If Ted on corn Die same rulo applies, but never allow an oar of cdroioHe hy 'them, ? lt Ahoy don't nat lt anxiously take it-out- of eight or smell. And in order tohaya only a littlo work t?' d? 'after* th? Brat of October, I would suggeatthat eachf?rmor Keoj?.9?liy ? fow hogs-only as^many as can boswell ur be lah Ko, 1, then on No. 2, and so oh. With your harvest L ld ?his will pass yon through, with your hogs constantly thriving until your chufas aro ready. After that, nut Into close pen and oom yonr "work. If this'rule, is only alf carried out your hogs will always be ready for the butcher before cold weather really sets in. R. ; The State Grande cf Alabama Holds Ita third annual fair at Montgom ery, commencing on the 30th inst. They OiTer liberal premiums for thorough bred cattle from $15 to $30 ; for nh cop from $10 to $20 ; for horses from $16 to $60 ; for the best and largest display in merit and' variety of samples of crops and produc tions of ono farm, $*6 ; for Hie best and largest display ia merit and variety, cf samples of field crops, entered by ons Grange, and grown by members of tho annie Grange, $250; for tho best and largest display In merit and Variety , pf piuuiicw \?"? K??U???, ^?iir,",?., -w?? jr and pantry, exhibited by one Grange; $160. This is certainly praiseworthy, and ts taking a legitimate stop In tho proper ol roctlon for working out Die co-operative ?irlnclplos of tho Order-concentrating be interest and developing the resources of the Subordinate Oranges rand their members. Wonder how near , the State Grange of South Ca.-edna contd approach Kuccess In a similar undertaking T Wo sop poso the fund? matt be ratsed by con tributions from the Subordinate Orange? and th? gate foss. And although we be lieve onr SAberdloJde iGMuxwsr* ASH posed of some of tho choicest material or. the State, vre have not tho faith to believe that our State Grange could undertake, anything of thia kind; depending wb .IIy apon the Granges of her Jurisdiction fox Ai nd* to carry out tho project. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF AJLDEIWON... l""Z COURT OV COMMON PJL,BAS. ., W. W. Orr. Administrator, Plato ti ft*!at?ha)U : Mrs. G. Orr, et a.\.-^Qzap!ai.H /sr iiy'^a^, : Hu?, lindie/, dc . - BY virtue of an order of Court I will sell at public puffery, o^SA?JSDAY^hr; NOVEMBER next,, f ' .* in tho Greenville ft Columbia Ralhtwri, abd some Choses tn Action, belonging to the Estate of James Orr, deeeassd. TXEMS-Cash. JOHN W. DANIELS, C. a P. Oct 18, 1877 14 3 ?Iii ?VWIi r. i> 11 FAI I IftTf I fJ|TjpO fuifi 819001.) j ^^^^ ^ ^^ ^ 9W.B .ir? BWB ? IBii^gppp^^H? ?. <j ?la ; --o-. r ? .Sjj^j^jjTg? . " ..? ??..?.. ; ' ?J- ?. .-. . I ? ' ' ii'// " " ' * .* r ?.? I aonido?M uriiwaS losuie < S, M > - lt?V ll'jii I . ? ' " " '' ' Hfl? ? N issuing ti.??, jour. fiftU ^wi-ftw?!al Manifesto, ive take pleasure In auuouii- > cing to our numerous Friends. Patrons of Anderson apd ceightroring i' Cou nticfli a* welf as to "?lF'otherew" coo toot plating pwebaacs, thai Wo ?ave ooo \\ , . ? i . ? .M ul.I ti ./ ! What-vfo pronounce, without'f?air nf Buceessfnl contradiction, KtttttWlH MOST MIHffi ST?M j IN THE UPPER PART OF SOUTH CAROLINA* J ! IuvH?"? "ONE AND ALI?" to come and examine ocr Stock, compare Prices, and. convince themselves of the fact' that our House is "HEAD- r ure are . ?'' ?tw? Very Respectfully, j . ~ ARNSTEINr & RG8E, ??i???a s NEW YORK1 CASH STOR*.^' . ?! .. - ? i. '?ii ? i . ; .. mi i wi \ i LOOK AT THE PRICES. LOOK AT THE PRICES. : . Domestic Bepartmont. ;.]. "Boot and Shoe ?apartment. ? . ^oW?frcss Prints, 61 cent?. ' \' Childrens' Shoes from 40c up. ,. 0 Be^ Dre? Printe, 7 cente.- Ladies' Cloth Gaitera from $1.00 up. Canton Flannel from 10c. up. Good, ..heavy Womens* Shoes fof 1 ^ fc and 4-4 Homejqip^t Factory $1.00. Prices: --? <-?- - Li Mena* Brogans. aUsUe^lor $1.00. Good' Quilt Lining, 5c. Metis' Beat Brogana.ht $1.25. Good Mattress Ticking. 10c. Mena' Heavy Boots as km as $2.50. ' .. ..Liuseys from ?2?c. ?up.,We continue to soil our ' calculated i, Ts, and 4-4'keaIslandslower than $2.00 Gaiter, which han never been ever. ' : eqriallod. Wc 25^ ?ernpstitian in Gtoality and Oar St&k ls ?i? Larges* sa wall ca '' . Prloos. the OheapoaW DRESS ~G??bS- Carpets and House Fur Our Stock in thia Department con- MWUllg GOOttB. tinues unrivalled, and comprises all m r^e~iha^ajge^ the Novelties in the latest shades of pet?, Rugs, Poper and Holland Shades, Plain Lustres, Serges.. Lace Curtains, Table Daraasks-in Plain and Corded Alpacas, bleached, unbfc?ched and Tnrkey Ked; - Debages, Kmckerbockere, _, . , " ., _* -Maria Antoinettes,r -Sheetings, Towels, Napkins, Doylies, j Caahsae^Brillinnthi^ Q Quilts, and everything, else .that may We moko>a ^jM^nr^ttf^JP %SB .be required by house-keepers,'ns well Black Alpacas, Mohaire, Silks, Cash- as hotel-keepers, meres, Bomb arin es, and Mourning Good Carnets front 9JW- nu. Goods generally. Handsome Window Shades at lOc Please ask to see our 25c. Block Honey Comb Quilts from 75c. up. Alpaca, a very good qus.iiy for the l9|^jlWj|?ftt 6?? V* ?ora. "IjO'] price. _ _ . ty?wSfl Qt all "prices?: 1 : T T U '?' , Ytmcant?W^^tbyTi^ ?atiafaetion Guaranteed, or no Bale. ? iPJ?lSp- ?00DS. Hats, Tranks, Satchels, &o. v ?^e&tten?oiWf a? is most respect- in Xbp Department we aro' sow of. folly diroot?d to tho following : ^ elJ ^ ^ ?tyacti?e gt?lc3 of Good Jeans at from 121--25c. - -. - -. . 4 Extra quality Jeans from SO-?Oc,' i?ente, ?nd P^ren.' IIATS, Fancy Union Cassiraeres from 35c. i08 we" as common, medium and fine up. Tni?ks, Valises, Ac, at the most Best Casai m cres from 75c-$1.50. >- tempting P'j^tg^Q'r LOOK ?T Ti|? PfllES. !lM?Mp ,Breakla8t.Shawt?i?ll ^p, ffrom r'M^?!ff*?'? n*f?faifr..-i*' thia 40c. up. . Sj I ta v Kl ^l^il#;i^?SEaW ???pi^ Sh&wKnlinewdesign^mm.up. J^^an^;^ 20c Stylish Cloaks at^.00,r -v , White blankets, 10r4 wide, from Best quality Cloaks ftoni $^;tt>5$15. $2.50 to $10.00 a pair. . Z*3^ ^'^'^N^ Saa^UaSeat 6a Apjilicadtn. Eoajiery and ??^ye^ i No?on? and Trimming!. Our Stock In/t?jsi %o. ?uHuh. more Tc, *hh i?>efeJS?yest. ? rrC lisro 'Also varied and extensive tnm^iwretofore, made^neat additiposr and^it |a oo?t.aa. and comprises "a full "aworiment of caopfel? si knf i?>P?f ?whi^n4DU Lai1iear,'Sii".: V ca 1 v nil lri Hose- It ts iinpo-jibl?^tol ?numerata' all the cxinW^iPl^ merino and wool-as well as a band- not ??glect' t?? mention cor Stock of some selection of Berlin, Lisle and 2 and Ze^)iyr8,J^aB tho^reosl Kid Cr?ovea and Gauntlets. H j dce?rab?? kiadec i-/ / ?/ ' io XMr-S* ?vlsptexii .?..?>:..-.ys? !: ,ttft 11*1.111 JTH . . .-...(. ?ii i?m i... . rs1. ? I WE CALf 1^ ?MMB^S??; ? ?. i . ? . " i .; AD ..... j . . roj oo.tt? ' fi"".? 6e^ti^?^ Grbods, Which no Genderoati should foil to injpeel as it enAr?it?h'ali i?ad?hg styles ai Bottom PricesO, RM Suits, $5.00. ^feiere -fe??.^frot? M??^W I?M Best, all wool. Snits, i: -u ,$10J00 to ,^feoO. Fine Diras Suiis, from $16.00 to $25.00. Overcoats from $4,0j(>,? $25.$0. White Shijta, f^ort? 76o. to $2.00." A firetrclasa Shirt ai $1,50,^ All ottmrjGooda in ,hu,?Department at equally In? dtntrem * I ' ' ' ' TOtlirtif'J l l'- .'. low ngaree.. , , . . . :t. i .. . . ' - " 11 ."" j ? ?ml ?^.'.-i!.:i .-?'>' - ? ?niHU ii ' HJ.1IMii iiii ^ 'asr^i7ff,iTwn?sg?g^g?gg^i,. iii fljop 3mAH0fl ii?<? V.1 ll fl "-"..r.;t,''" ?'*' ;'. '"?i In ns ?n ?i - ..n. v.l.. ..'f 1 I'^ojf|<cllii?fib V?WI : iii . ? .i lioniiinv^iti FULLY apffl^ting, a^^e^j*ahkful for, the wy xbenX palrona^o ek tt?tded *o,*s i?7fp|?!i?^*f^1sJ^?,-'oA* niest earnest' endeavor to d?^rv?a continuance cf the aame ^f tW l^fa'' -' ' tact that lire buy and cell :::..v V;;;,?! ]? r^\A^:: :r ?" ? i-:,:v/l> rTute^i 1 , -p. -?.I ...rr.K tf-utVi KHOnlcMn^^^^ #> ^pe^'sivebeMllt\w1th' anyfirtt^ ettai Ho?s?jMiy^ere._ I -itombr. In? oi?-i bi n -, II ?ni ?< " Jl 1 11 . 1 -j bland? ii *i .:!?. .-. ntuil fib i.vy./i - #/ /f ! bf!? oil . . il ..;.:/ r i ' V 1 " ,:; >.#W' YORK CASH, STORBCo } Anderson, S. C., Oct 4,18?7. rMmTi m var <* m ^S' a k.\ ...V..M,;., TIS M'i KI r. ni besaonfr* ?Ut Calicoes, 7c. per yard. Good Calicoes,*aW?MMr"* w1"* t\M? Sv*/*.JfW JC?itv*i.*a>.> vY Y ladto?' Shoes, fjcorkl $i*? to$V*>.? I ukeValftM&irgi bso^&Vdf>&dies' Cloaks, long *m!.?V&tf ^fljrWHLTO rial, fjroru $6.00 to $10.00. Sly stock of MUHppryi is WWpIqfo VtyrtauBfUtW inpah nd'smdetermined that noor.? tn thn? nl?rkbrWul'uu?lt?r**?ll mc. : .'; ?The Mwtua Making odd Millinery. l>cpaxtmelits nrtTih chaTROor/c^ ??uvedIndies, wlioguaranteewiUlkct?on. ... ? *' >?r*' *??.? iluoti ...... -,.-m"1 . .i liinli? : .>.. ! ll itnr.'.ifolli na ' Z. D. CHAKBLEE, Proprtelop Erttporiarftcff ftriiltWrV Oct ll, 1?77 ? ? -, ' t * * i_ly;-./ . . . ? /v)v.W .-i i .II iii i >i minim. "ai- U-?* W-T^-^ri-U-^^L-rUrffl ^?Uft Frights bnvc bo6u4Woupht rloviu, and down we go to the VE li Y t^' 'BOTTOM vrifchour pft?^silJT . ^' Five pounds of good Coffee for one doliiir,., , .'?.'". r . Ten rjouud**n?pod Sugar ipr ono.dollar, ;" Eioellent M?n^rfu' Wemcnls 6ho? at one doUv; i o ?I .....," > B?t Shirting*^ Lndids'Slmwls^nH :Wp-w1) from one dollar up. .. ,. SttitopY Clothes5from five dollar? vp. ' 11 ' . ? "ArroW Tics at 02.25 per bundle. . ' ; n " -TV , . * .?il ' .'I .' " ol! um ' Extra Heavy Bc^gjog nt 141 cents. . ,".. ,,, , 8ix-ioc"h, 3-piy TtuWr? Boating at 30. ceA^ ppr fotf, ^nd everything ejs? in proportion. We deal in overythiug a man or .?ornan teed want, eioept'^ f^?;?i'i'^l*r,?r<? R?M8T Belting Ond &6M '?uSu?a ou hau? ai low figur?s; 1 grin Don't' any ?fGreenviiie," or pu rebaso lsowhere, until you try u? itT*! WILL NOT-BE UNDERSOLD. ';;j; I u; ? ^TT?T! SULLIVAN '?';?!OO.'^ sejii CT. it^77 ? . n \.;;r... .it r w- t -i - ^-"f - .; $100,0,00!. ?^^l$I>UKD THOUSAND ??UAHS WiofcfU' d>F H ?l.JP-tlutf ?. 'fii'irii s. [mfrAll EV with th? view of supplying thf w^S? of ntl tim people visiting Columbia dui J-iB-lh^fatr, ?g MOBS. Chasm, Qtiwm?, STAU PAPS*, WZ^MW-'SHADIO, LAIISSV ?Bwvr- :^ . OjrtW y 't ." W??a?r In all our Tarlr.ui departruenU an ?Kt rao rd I n ?ry o?lUstion?f Hu? latntt.Koraltlcs la D&T 100?^^ FAVOT 000?9 AMD 6H0EC. We ?O! n??l atu^lpu to our IMMENSE BTOCK OF IBgsa f?OO??coOpiWiserarythlDK thru b new amt pr^tty: In?t?r llosferr Department yon wlU .nd et*rfttitnir Toft want at ?SttduraX? joS*-*. . We beep always on har?a n ooniiilcte cjssortmcnt of Hu. ls' Heatcleas Kid Ulorca. Abo, a^supyrl? nrtii l?' of Two-U;iltun Kid OIUTI-S, ail wiora, for Ono Dollar a, ^uWiatoltWry Departitlrnt fe?loetr?5l w?nYa'fnil auortmeni of Cantetn, Oil Cloths, Itpfa, Uttd, C&tiM M Matlings, CXxroa Matttnc?, Window Hhndss arni IACO Curtain?. - in, Straagwra Ttattlng ('?lumbla will find thia establishment decidedly thc most attracth-o placo In tho? tty, cd wc extend a cordial invitation to every one to p:?y nu c vl?H, i Orden frr>s^Mtijpoa{r||T promptly attonded to. . We, prepay freight cr>aUca*l( rdrrabtll!b?l?n*r#kb4dii*anl3. ftffl ., JONE?, I>AVIf* A BOtlHKBCIHTS. ! I , . ' (Successors to lt. C.' Sliter & Co.,) FURWITURg c ; FURI^?T?jRE. I CHEAPER THAIN" EVBB. ?K?lJ?i? ' 'th? rl??ker ot ??w PftI? ?S. ' . ' ? . ' vr>. - , : . :'.?> il J) I .1 lt|..|,, g^OOK at some of the figures at which you can buy Furniture at ia Anderson :- ? ? ? -. . Good Hard Wood Cottage Redstead* at $3.00 : wltliou* Sk\ta uut? fJttStors,A2.?i0. ' Towel l<?nd mid DraWer Washstands, $1.35. ' I^irgc WaWi^bes^ $11.00. . . * ? &ar?e Yfw Safes, with tw<_ loora and drawer,' $?5.00. .J Oood, strong Hocking Chairs, $1.40. time Bottom Olia!nS'per set. $5.00. Painted Chamber Sets, consisting of Dress' Bureau'. Bedstead, Washstand and' Table, $15.00 ; with four Chairs and llcckingOiiair, complete, ???-w. : i i ii Walnut Chamber Suits, consisting of high head-board French Iknbitojd', BureaU|> with Arch Standard and Olass, WasTistand and Table, ; ^tb four flnq Walnut Chaire and Oval Back Itockiug Chair, $32.75. . ... . . . ind everythHg chM> In rroportlon. . ' ' . , . "?., I have on band a very fargo Stock, from a fifteen dollar Huit np' to ri Wo bundictl' olbur Suit. I claim to aell cheaper than (?reenville, and Will duplicate UhyiWI! that ?ah ?o bought there. ' iliu moil ?rn .. . . Ob- I1? TOfjaiV, Dctpofi SlaTt >j. .r HOME on ' |i ?llpS^^p - . s ? ., . oil o) SEE OUR PRgTT^THgWQSr iVe ?r? Preparad fio Please Every Qne. ?<?f?^Wt^;JE^ Variety und Texture are Continually fc^rivlngMno^iV?fr?diW'at i?ofI?? .UBSIB WlLblANN bas just' ir?t?rned. frotn' duV. N/,rfh?n>^r?srkeO!, Lv? where sho selected her Gooda in ncrwai. ? M . Our millaery has never been equalled bi (lils market for Beauty and Variety,) with Jheapnoss combined, ir you want anything)ciU'Tpr it, as onr car^oelty fi)?' exhibition ls .S?SS? Waking in ibo latest and m9* ^'Am^^^^im^^ We guarantee satisfaction in every Department,'and are daterinlnvdndStoboundoVBMd brtheCash. Thanking our patrons for past ?^^^^^Wta^BBri* wl^}*9ft^^'^^' :haaeelsuwhere. ... A rMu?|ji-??9? ..??tiniwn^iw ?to?v ? Sept 27,1877 -il ? i - ?> tX j ? i*Im , .|. ? ,.^ , lr?li? l-n., i.ljt) PM??MM?awr>?mwaMM?M??r??rW?M?Ma^^ -.- . t . ?7%"i;l ., ,;,"?,,Vi-, ?TT Quick Salesi il nt f/ ?luin*t'<t .i.) i ill .elntolif .- j -*1 >1M . , .: ?,..r. ?-, . .' ? .'??ilv.rnK. 1 _J 'l<l liff.?' U~ U . .TliliJ UITB ure now retelving our new Btw* of Fal? anilJW?nter Qoods, selected wjth great Vf car?, expressly for this market, which, as IVimcated hy our moilo, wjil !iu ...oh! for miall profits to Cash ami ;?r.-,^?i?paying oustonrer?.?; -Orre our<Qoodaa)i iwiiwioii before rou buy, and be convinced. vW cannot conme1ratel?aif->ef liapa?Tofnlaii?if iilTliurls eiftuwawil ir: DRY OJWSWi^^ '* All stykoof Far?c?"Prfcits, a small laf of Jirc^'G?ods, : "'' ."'. Black and Colored Alpacas, Black Mohair, Table DaiuosJc, ". ' ' '. Towels, Flannels, Medicated i'lfUUrufor JlhatmaXifM, , A Bjilendid lot of Hosiery, Merino and ail-wool Undershirts and Vests furrrion and women, Blankets, Shawls, SkUts, , Brown and Bleached Shirtings and SbectTngs; S to lo^l' wlde. . 'Tilebest assortment or Kentucky 17canfe'aH..V??^?^ rou want the best snit or clothes you ever had, give these Cassi meres a trial. ? ? . '. M ?tad BOOTS mid 8HOEM.',,?''1'"1'1 A large lot, and of the best makers. Wo'are'fifi?f$uitf?16^ ind shoes, st lowest prices.. - ." .. .... , , ' \fj ?I .. tir.il Mini T nnT-i I MI!' ur.ot i .. ? Cheaper than you ever saw them before. -:.?.? JI ,I. I"-.I MMRI?? ?.. ii /. . Hardware and Carrig', ??tO?alJ3. ?t&WWtt) A large assortment at low prices. Blacksmith Tools/nubbeflleltlhg/O, ?, and 3 Inch*; i large VA nt Lamia ami Glassware, cheap, very; ch??ji. . Bob l^'t.her/> Calf Skint, Urilng Skins and i?boe Findings. ~ *.' v. CROCK Kit Y and CHINA WARB, ' . .?1, ja?vi i. Pto^lRANOTNOg. P! ?i< Groceries and Provisions, ,,, ;' "v.1 ? .. . Hunar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Lord, Ba?ra,Hants,'Mackerel, ? at i < ZX?Rit'GVR FINK COFFEE. 1 '.'.<'''' '. - ',Cream Cheese, Canned Good^d jf^^^^i^ Vlrw^ Tennessee Flour, ?tc. .'.... . r : il ; i" .. ,nw.iiuAi.p-.a ?Tunka and Valises. n ?rme? A few set:if UARNKS3 for salo cheap: A few OQAT? fer>s?le at cost,' .'Flsae Tea a nncelsillty. . na iwiln'l ?.tj A. B. g?WER& , # ,00,0 . : 'i VT io ,n ?nnll e - i . .n ^?-. ifoVme *il - L w ? .. ./. : lff?l? ,/o r,i nr.r . r ,?.. o-^r.A ?ll? GOOD NEWS ;^ToAliL;fe ?. ixrurmsfrsM VteoT . ?.?...o ?'? .eiur. ? t ? .... h . . ... ' .}">i:?t U-.-'/-:'.l tl THE RAlLItOADS have reduced freights to tbU point, and W? cHrTRell ?ee<M a? IJOW, andpny as feign prices fb? MOonjWrx^^pla?ilbaUup<?atttry. We are determined not to bo undersold I You viii find lt te^Jwoii'Alterest to sell your Tatton and buy your Goods from us. Wc will keep a largo andies?pft*?stock of Geods md Groceries un hand, ......... i-if Jii?iraft^7n?? i.. . ..!? 8000 pairs Hens', Women and Childrens' SIfOES, of fclfttat?fMoro Trom the manufacturers, which we will be able to seit iqwcf ^- ^iSX^S'^&A? 7!^] Call on us before you sell your Cotton or briy-your Goods., ?ii!.iii- .it M. ' We beg those indebted to us to bring along their Cotton. '..'/We ???iU'i pay ibemjia good price for it. Bring it prorupUy?M mm **^ir- r-..?-l .soU.llail ??.? ti JUA Anderson,8.0,Sept.6,1877. ; ^ J'XT21B80M llA ?8 - .?Tim ' .H?I0O7) T*!")!! iii Hf Sreentrtlle to South Caroliaa what Mflfwifc 9w ?waa before -wei?jad'Bamo?Sg ti;' ^ V ^HETB would respectfully Inform onrnumeronafrieniis'ao^ciutom >T ty that wyara nowrcceivlng a full and cotyijlfa]]MQt.Jt? ,W?/Mbi ?s.%ffisf?lif??(SK?,'cSr' wSraHBBSlKSjim BUr9?a ai n^u^r^, r^<^. fwb*^ \ ? r ill times to serve bis frends. i i i io -.ri/ CELY & BRO., Greenville, S. C. Stpt 20, 1877 10 . ?ia. . . THKKE are som?.who haye not come that we must bave.wlmi ia duo ua, ip order toW^rJuWu? bWn?fe 'Wt/fiow tarnest frteque* kll o?V costoinow? wllu ?re in flitted to) us, tom?los forward and pay up. If we cannot get the money, that la duo ?Li . ' W??reVm H?nH'?oii ft?ck' of Barr WeW'to??Wofe*??^'Oar wot* cannot b?vacoeUed/ aad: o?V 'prices'ara es loWas any othe??terk4.:>-.Wearer.'#rt?w.ly noan inuring ,Ye^l?io/,attiWW..a?.d???n supply yon wth ^h^Ttr^.o^.wani, W oar 'WL nATo* IctorTOfaWflone Wth? ^iU'gtTB'gre? SattaSs? feiths cash. tl :, rv ttl .7i,vt$BEUr? STEPHENS. ?Od.4, M77 il ; ? 1 ^??? ?t? zn i* i ?" 3ai /" m -(.Ntl^4!ET?WT^ ! n. ?ft. ?$ty#^'$?,%fe^^ X would urge upon those who have neg il. IbOtei tosettle; with mc (heretofore that rfrffi^iJrff lrm^ ln'sWtlcnient *4ifef/>7VW tttiv#VteiWiwy'dciayeil pay infe une long* ea?u?h;ia3i(? eaa?3(J onoujfi t?euble~&d?mdyi; i trail tn owv wkile you. atilt r?silie tr?ner ?iiy other /odOrse.'' Th? tlin? ts Very ?hOrtttt'fo?Vn'I y.uY'offltf 'yoV any In daotsieirte:" ? O.'AJJREED, ! itftminn ll? wti) m ?lnl*)lfto Agent. .^?Uy?T^i?-?..1 b4?,:W<.t?u i_ IfTSJTB'Wiirsellto the highest bidder, at .M?11-. tlwrostrbmcn of Mrs. B/Oowan, on the THIRD DAY o? NOVEMBER next, all that . VAfAJAfiLB TRAOT'or LAST, ' ^^?^h^Jr^^j?^^m Cowan, TKaasMJne-th.rd cash-tlie''remainder on one and two years credit,' 'Wltl? interest (rom dav of bale. ?..wirri** u n i REUBEN iCJb!NKSCA?iKH; ! m ' ni . .ilinti boll : v WHILE in olteiHUoQc upon the Ander son Fair, next week, ;do not mil to I examine tho. exhibition, of. phqtographio work w.hlch will bV'disji?ayca by1 Capt J. A. \vYenn. 'Ho n?w'hfts ctianjtf'OT my Art Gallcm No. t Brick Hangs, and from this datowesro prepateditomake splended pic tarea-' Galland secTor yo?rsclvog. - ,?,,.,,:. |JUJ>? MAXWELL. .Qpt.ft ldV .".,,(,.? ?. .Xi,.;.,, 3un , IHAVB just fo-bpeneii tao-ebove well known; Bar,.and om-rprepared to oc ? cominodatc all who cUuasci to patronize mo nico glass of Lager Boer can call and get it at . ?ny' ttrite/iB' fi keep Mt> e?ijstanil? on draught"^l?ltlO^'Ti?o'p^tro^?^or all who wish any thing-in-m^ line, .-i'l .HWhftT'lfTB'liYMI'-'' ' ? rjHlll^ nu?jj ,?-p i^jbrnieui that my. Wool r*r, i ?ards(at,BiUon.oro now-.rminin;;, and jS^i^uifeili %<iVfi"1 ^guaranteed to give Bat?Wabtf?O ' Thfwe^Cards aro now. and do excellent'. ^ndybUrwoolW^mor leave lt-with Mr. Eugene'G. ^v?n^sfjrV/at Mc-' I Cully & Taylor's store. Anderson C. H.. arid your o*i*r ahall rmWoiproim?-i?tention. A^nl^fWU^W?HAM, ?ttr1OgneyoSe? We*' Cohfeunlhtt 2?ty acres 44N? woods, 40 ?? butera,-Win cultfr? jtlon.tialanoo in old field phiea. ?'Tiloso W?BIi iiij? to purch^o frould ?o.-cd! 'ici?como ami j look at<U)i?place, us it Ja>:a^ipd<tjfblA farm. .my .?.IM?" ' '-?.??. ?'? -- PKOTOgaSPH, 0?I*E^V. -giv?!"4 ^Bf?Sli mUSkT' ??d from i ass^eato-pen?os ?^aMna'I^iafn'or fancy ? Kc?uro catvvc them-taltcain eny ciro Cr ? stvlp. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to i nr> i. ujpn . ]?IB33<ti" ' - ' ; TT li?Rfe^V'hive noTlce'?o'all persona Uiat J J. I havo Notes and.Accounta on'f tb como ' Mkl\W9fUjVf?T^ ?S77, ? ao'th*?^I"C*nvj?vo them K eh?? Wo?ipS Sir I t&? amonnt due-bytbeanasl wanttosquaro ?up all no^,an???9?aunt?-of UiM. date. f. Oct 18, 1877 --t?"' 6 j . .... ?I^T-I'LJ' 1I*?.->T I'IV ; : - I r .iniGLGSB^Ch B^SiSBS?. T J i! fA:<V^t?l?5a,on3 ind?bt?(?:&>.Tn? TorWftgo??a, |. JELT't?btrx^brWper^^ o? Ac Q coUiitsirare hcrebyTnott??ir !tu?t they must p makeiscttlemcnv! to iraeiby; tlioj flritof De O?ymber nai?t os^haf ?HI bafatdaaflSe with ruy busings, and,.theoremwv,what 1 e^?^^j^^^?^^^lCr^fe from $fi -to-i $1?; ' He nftrtM* Rmi who owe him will rome up and settle". *bsb--!Hees ' po?t* to Visit J AmwrsoU otTrcgnlar.intorvals. rtam tail ^'iWktirfWis'' !"'-> j Ba? dh?! ^)#rfV**v*fi'in HU Him VI Yi order of ?ks (Wirti <koa?lii*ebtwl to 11>.? tl?e Bondl?ton.Mbnolk?^ ?JB.-, by (?f^a^^f^'^^0^i^^^^t,,l0^^3^ "1'?^^^^^^^^^^^^^Re?lvW. -fpeadll^pf*^l6W??'*W^ " ' " ,.iiiOc??flt;.18Trri??? .vivrai flati ?,'--''<-''Tp-OTaS?'PTO?^-' ' .Tn ?I. ~ i ra yyl<isiit>iy> 'uir i: ? a^.,,, i- .i i; iii J ?iii i!/' ihnii Ul ? ;.i? r tr?dbltf'fioVpeMttl^Was i?our e;ii*r*vwto&f*!tn?v?^ ' ? 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