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BY E. B. MURRAY & CO. ANDERSON, S. C., THURSDAY MORLING, JANUARY 1, 1880. -^----~---------?-1 - - _'_ 7 VOLUME XV THE INTELLIGENCER. JLIOCAJLI MATTERS. BOXES' MENTION. Mr. J. O. McDaniel and wife, of Allatoona, Qa., ore visiting relatives in Anderson. The Carolina Collegiate Institute opens on Monday, 12th Instant. Soe advurtliio ment. JmaVried, December 18th, 1870, by J. L. Bryan, Esq., ~ Mr.' L. O. Burton and Miss M. J. Latham. at See the advertisement of Mrs. C. B. Mur* jray's school for young ladies, which appears in another column this week. Married, December Mtli, l??O, by J. L. Bryan, Usa., Mr. W. J?. Carnes and Miss Mattie Hall. All of Anderson County. A dozen of second crop apples, varying in size from a pairidgo egg to that of a tur key egg, were gathered from a tree in the garden of Mrs. V. Barrios last week. Mr. S. A. Arnstein, of Comd -.>. formerly of Anderson, has been id our midst several days. He is the senior of the Arm of Messrs. Arnstein <fc Bose, a man of fine business qualifications and still likes Anderson. The Sons of Temperance nnd Knights of . Honor have moved Into their now boll over the store of Messrs. A. B. Towers & Co. It is a neat, comfortable ball, and will accom modate seventy-five or a hundred persons. Tho Sunday School meeting In the Mcth odist Church on Sunday afternoon will be addressed by Bevs. Drs. Frierson and Jones, and probably ?them. The Sundy, Schools of thc town and public generally ave invited to attend. Tho citizens ol* Brooda woy township aro requested to meet at the new school house near Erskine's Crossing on Saturday, 10th instant, to confer with tho school trustees in regard to the manner of conducting tho free schools tho ensuing year. Mr. Jesse Ashley had hi3 leg broken on Christmas day at Hones Path by bis horso miling backwards with him. Iiis injuries were very serious, but wo aro glad to learn that ho ls doing as well as could oo expected, and that it is hoped he will recover without the loss of his leg. Tho regular quarterly conference of the Methodist Church will bo held.on next Saturday. Bev. S. B. Jones, D. I)., Presid ing Elder, will bo present, and will , preach on Sunday morning and evening. The Lord's'Supper will DO administered after tho morning service. On last Friday a son of Mr. P. A. Masters received a painful wound in his head, face and neck by tho accidental discharge of a shot gun in the hands of a son of Mr. J. H. Masters. They were standing about twenty fiep; apart, cud it is surprising that tho wound was not moro dangerous. We would call attention to the advertise ment of Rev. L. M, Aycr's school for young ladies,.which opens on the 0th inst.. Gen. Ayer is a gentleman of scholarly attain ments, and Is every way qualified to mako an accomplished teacher. We regret that our limited space tBis week prevents a more extended notice of this school, tho particu lars concerning which will be found in the . advertisement. An interesting meeting of the stock holders of the Anderson Educational Association was held In tho Court Houso on Monday last. The following officers were elected io servo tho ensuing year, vis : President, "W.* W. Humphreys ; "Directors, J. IL. Breazeale, B. F. Divvcr, D. S, Max well, N. K. Sullivan, S. Blockley, Q. F. Tolly, John B. Watson, A. B. Towers. J. W. Norris, T. M. White, B. F. Whitncr. W. H. Nardin. Our citizens will have tho opportunity of witnessing a beautiful eight this (Thursday) evening by the ascension of a meteoric bal loon, which will take place on tbe publie square ot 8 o'clock. Six pioccs of fireworks will be attached, which will bo discharged at different times, die first display occurring at the height of three or four hundred feet. The balloon will be made and bent up by Mr. H. O. Ritz, who extends a cordial in vitatio:: to thc public generally and ino Indies especially to be present and witness the sight. It will bo forty feet In height. The Palmetto Band will diseoureo music, and If tho weather is favorable tho occasion will be ono of unusual interest. Wo ore pIcscM to announce to our citi zena that tue ooi.-so of lectures which hos been inaugurated by tho Lr.dkJ' Sewing Society o? >T? Baptist Church will be r? sum?e 'sit! .he opening year, and continue through the winter ana spring months. Col. E. hi. Rucker will lecture on next Tuesday nicht at tho new Temnefalice Hall, nt 7:30* o'clock. Subject-"The Uses and Abuses of Discussion. Admission, io cents. We oro glad ? to hear thai our citizens gen erally commend the Ladies' Society for , . their movement in giving our people snub favorable opportunities of culture from the platform. Let every ono try to attend and thus establish tho lecturo-.syBtem on a good basis in old Anderson. Ono of tho most pleasant occasions the people r.i Anderson have enjoyed during thu holidays that have just closed was th? pound psiiy in Temperance Hall on Mon day evening under tho auspices of iheTeia pcrance Division. It was a success in every particular, and wai participated in by alarr? number bf both young and old. Tho little children cf five and the grand parents ol sixty years, and those of intermediate ages, were present, and every ono seemed to en ter into tho pleasures of the occasion with a lively Interest, and nothing occurred during tho eve.iu.iK fi> War ?he pleasure of any one. The table was spread about 0 o'clock-, and was laden with an abundance of delicados of evnry description. The election for thc prettlert ? and most popular young ladies {.rose1 resulted in favor of Miss Stark Bel otto IJT nopularity and Miss Moggin Evan: for beauty. Tho Evans Cornet liand wat present, and added much to tho pleasure of tho evening. The party broke np aboul 101 o'clock." verybody being highly pleascc ?itu tho evening's entertain went. rj/he death of Sirs. w.F. Baker, iormerij . Miss Cora Wilhlto, and daughter of Dr P. A. Wilhjto, of Anderson, which oe curred on last Friday ,at tho residence o her husband in tho city of Atlanta, Ga. from heart disease; after art illness of tove ral weeks, cenred very sincero and deep re gret in our community, where tho deceased left many companions and friends by whon sba was greatly beloved and admired for tin beautiful and Hobie qualities'of mind nnc l.^ili-l nil,in], l.i.-i . !.._?..*??>?; Iinj fw-vw childhood to the clay'of'her death. Young tu i omplishoil and gifted, she wu? un oms nient- to society ; pure nnd devoted as i Christian, Bho wm an example to be emula ted by those "around her; a devoted wlfi and a fond mother, ehe was tho comfort am joy and delight of tho happy domestic cir .chi. Death, however, with inexorable power, ha3 claimed'riet* for another ' world mid in the morning of lift\ erb Ksr vonni life had reached i ta meridian, her relative nod friends have been railed to follow tvrj bier to the tomb. Her death was as r*s?n ; and resigned as her life hod bceii puro an< conscientious. The fiiucral serylpes wer tVrFimijpdjnjmo vreswiyan Chapel in Ai - lanta, and on Monday '.ho remains wer ^brought to Anderson ?ml interred it? tb Ihiptwfc v ' wievy o? Tuesday .afternoon alter v<?? ; . ?mropriato service nt the , -, Reva. \V. il. Strickland am J. a. Mutojr, In. the presunto of a larg . number of lanius and gentlemen who bat s-SMtiubled to pay this .Wi tribute to tiwi . .departed fricud; lent business. M?tmbr-r; luke notice and air, . ?' On Chrla?naa day t colored man named Newt. LaUruer got drunk and undertook io "cut np" ond run rough eliod over mon and things generally. He got badly foiled, ' however,, and closed his day's work with out getting to hurt any ono, bat ort tho con trary being very.generally used up himself, lie rec/?ved a pis?*! wound at tho hands Of j a colo'.orl youth, and by his insolence and throe.t? brcnrfit ?pon hfreself a very nevero I beating over the head hy a merchant of thia I place.....A most, heart-rending and unpro ' Toked murder was committed Lest Vwtejr nif'htv tho 20th ult., near Fair Flay. That i;i?bt two young men, Turner Osborne and David Braabtrry, who bcd been to Knox'i bridge for whiskey, on their return passel Mr. Richard Compton's house and fired * his dog, whereupon Mr. Compton spoke civilly to them, telling them to stop such conduct, but they threatened to chook him, too, and one of them fired, striking Mrs. Compton, who was just norning to the door. Tho hail tool? effect In her abdomen, and she died the next morning. The two men were soon captured, but escaped, though ono of them, Bradberry, lias been re-cap tured and placed in Jail to await trial. Osborn has fled to Georgia, and defies cap ture. There is. rouen indignation felt among the people at this high-handed out rage.It ls our sad duty to record tho .death of Mr. Jesse F. Wooibright, which occurred at his residence in tilts place on last Monday morning, the 20th ult. Only a week ago he received a paralytic ct roko, the direct e^^?cts of which closed bb lifo in tho 32nd year of his age. Ho served in tho lato war in Orr'e regiment till the battis of Caine's Mill, where he lost a foot and was discharged. He had many relatives and friends in Uris County and elsewhere, to whom thc announcement of hltylcuth will carry a pang of sorrow. At the timo of his death he was,a member of tho Baptist Church at this plaie, nod tbs funeral ser vices were conducted by tho pnst<.i, Rev. Mr. Bisk. May- our good friend 'rest in peace 1 ? : D. A Curd. Very many thanks to tho ladies of the Presbyterian congregation for the variety of useful and valuable articles sent on Christmas eve. It is a kindness the more appreciated because, though bestowed on many previous Christmas eves, it is etl?l unspent. Mrs. Fri creon desires io return crjiccial thanks to the !&aka for a puree sent lo ncr to procure a cooking stove, a gift for which she wishes to express her kindest good wishes. D. K. FnnrasoN. TriE controversy between Gen. Gary and Senator Hampton over the contest of j 11/76 is as ill-timed as it is unfortunate?. Tho people know that ive carried the State in that memorable canvass, and ar/e ratlsfled that lt was.dono legitimately and properly. It is past, and wo do not vji ? tu liuar tuiy moro ?bout it. - Jin our opinion tho mibjcct ought ?&t to have boon rf-oponed, and now, as it has bcon; revived, tho next best thing for all of | tho parties concerned in it to do ia to hush it up as soon as possible. THE fence law waa amondod so as to' apply to the whole of Spartonburg Coun ty, beginning on the first of January, 1881, and to so much of Oconco County as lies south of tho Au* Line Railroad, be ginning in JanuUry, 1881, provided a ma- I jorlty of tho citizens living within that territory vote in favor of tho chango after j thirty days' notice of tho election, which is to be hold as Boon as sovonty-five real estate owners petition for it. The fenoe In Oconeo County ls to be pla oed on the north Of the Air Lino Railroad, if that! Road will pt?y fifty dollars per mile for tho fencing, and in that case the right of j way of tho Railroad is to be a lawful fence, otherwise the fence is to be placed on the South of the Railroad. Tho law was elso oxtendud to' all riff ?recy ville , County south of the Air I rino Railroad, to take cScct on tho first of March, pro vided tf??s Road will pay fifty dollars per milo for tho fencing, in return for which ita right of way ia to he mado a lawful fence The law was'likewise extended f.o nil of Pickons County ly lug south; of | tho Air Line Railroad, ie toke effect on the first of March next, provided tho Air Lino pays fifty dollars pur mile for the fe nco, end then <"V>i?rity of ??de?cc is'te pay One-half Of tho Halanno^- m?i..i, ->!ll probably be four hundred 'lollara for the pul of thia County. Tho County of | Flekons is to koop tho fence up in.futuro. Thia arrangement waa consented to by tho uutlro Anderson delegation, boca uso our upper Ruo fenco will bo to re-bulld uoxt year if tho law is not extended, and lt was thought better to pay about four hundred dollars cow and hove tho f?,nco forever provided for, than to pay one thousand to fifteen hundred again next, year and haye to keep tho fence up in future. Thus it will bo S?CU the law is gradually extending, and will, before many years, embrace tho,whole pf tho boat agricultural counties in tho Stato. THE ASSEN IDEA. Ula PonlUon FojrtJhar Defined-A Xi ?mo- \ erat TVUo ?Un fco Kloctod. VvABiUKc'roir, D. C'Doc. ii. ',879. Tb the Editor of ?he ^ew? and^Cou/iV .. I seek no newspaper controversy, nor do I wish to obtrude myself upon tho publie : hut I desire to bo liecrd onco nore, ami bope you will not deny rai, the gcnoroslty ! of your columns. . { To auonvmcua bras lil g I.havi?n?i^hlyJ to make. " " "V^ . To just editorial or public, criticism I am | not averso. ' But when I read over that j column of editorial opinion, which you. have paraded in your issue of the 22d, methinks I seo a veritable Iago in theparty, j with whom tho wish ls father to the thought ; he expirases.; . I take no umbrage at your thus ventila ting the "Aiken Idea," arid will encourage you by every^ n.t4tns In my power, if y ou j that in'tho ?funo teme, headed: ''Tho j Grant Movement, Shall the South Caplt?? f late or Fight?" '""I -You stand in that editorial upon my platform. Speaking of tho Democratic corty, you ray, "tboj.f must choose a man whom tho Vorth can trout," and oat "tho I I only *-"- v, ?n ia by choosing >\ candidate ! I in ?irhofn tho Worth "bas confidence." 1j i have asserted that no port ?tan under the bonner of Democracy, eta command the | confidence of the Northern people. Neither | Tilden,. HoOdricka, Hancock nor Bayard | can secure encragh Northers! electoral votes in my iutbrincnt. to eriaure him. when tacked Sr/ as? entire Soutfef.-? vofov au un disputed claim to the Executive Chair. Is lt treasonable or evert impolitic for me to j say so? -f 8?? thcn .l am both impolitic I and traitorous. -\" I am not called ??pon to nominate a Presidential ticket, but I believe there are men in the North o? snflWent purity of ebaractor and weightof brain to becomo tho j (people's candidate, bo they nominated by i even the Democrat ic Convention, and' who ? would govern this country for the bcru.ilt of thor-whole country, and not simply foi the aggrandiscmsnt cf their par ty WhUo i do not think either of the | Joned men contd effect this end, I would bewtoguino of successif such mon as Horatio Seymour, of New ttnk.or David J.nu hr. ot 11 lin oh*, wero phiced in norold?? . Ron. ' rrg ueiawAT tJcnato two a the Sou tb whom 148 are Dem?crata, and of these 148 Democrats 08 aro from the Sooth, or very nearly tb? two-thirdsproportion there ls in tha Senate, The Forty-fourth Congress was the first since tho war that waa Demo cratic, and in that body the Sooth had a j. majority of the controlling party. Now, ' search through tho legislation of the Inter vening period, and show me, if yon can, frbjerelinroy Mtkietarrticuiar a Just: ansie ?f iMiflUt?on.was . awarded the South. $3,200,000 are voted away annually to pen sion Northern soldiers, and not as many hundred? for Southern men, who fought the battles of tbs country in Mexico or, Florida or tho Indian wars. $27,000,000are j.. appropriated annually for an army In which there is not a Southern officer. $20, 000,000 annually for a navy sim ilarly com annnally^Tbein^?^ harbors, thT?c?;fonrtli8 of which, if not . more, are expended for tho improvciaantT of Northern rivers and harbors. And ao tho enumeration might be continued, ad infinitum, illustrating how a Southern con? | trolling Influence ls exercised continually in a Democratic Congress to foster and build np the already prosperous North at the expense in part of the impoverished South. And why ts tills dono?,. Singly.! that we may pin our faith to tho fragmen tary remains of a party that hew forfeited our allegiance because it has long since for saken the paths its founders trod. In years gone by the very cynosure of the Democratic party was Free Trade. To-day the chief leaders of tho Northeastern Demo cracy are Protectivo Tariff men. "No pub lic money for internal improvements," was onto th? war,cry pf Ute Democracy. Grad ually, hs I have shown, the Democrats voto away millions ct a swoop to improve rivers' and harbors. And to-day the Democratic party ia all adrift on that all important i question--th? ! currency I or National finan, oes. These aro facts, stubborn facts, and know i lng them to bo true and hurt ful to tho South, I believe wo should break loose from j this subordination to a minority, and for so saying I am by tho Press of tho Stato to bo ! ruled out of public lite. Twice have I been honored by tho people of tho Third District with a seat in Con I gross. My only recompense has been a sleepless' vigilance over their rights, and an untiring effort to gratify their wants. If i tba Presa is an index of thc popular will, all this is no adequate compensation for mistaken counsel. If so, be it so. No .watt of dissatisfaction sholl ever be heard from nie. But ono thing is very certain, the thumb screw of popular opinion aimil never extort from me a renunciation of my con victions, settled and fixed-id ?*^m<L*&ts?i?& tu." reflection. t.-W ** - ? * * \-r - Ii an apology is needed for occupying so much of your time and ipaoe with a per sonal matter, you have it, cheerfully given, and with n promise that.I will not'trespass ?gain except In Bclf-defehcd. Your obedient servant, D. WYATT AIKEN*. Bftajgiarsji^? i rs f-. ^?aii? Kent Co.,. Md.-I find that I sell as much of Dr. BuU's Cough Syrup as of all other cough remedies com bined. J. E. HABTLEY, Druggist, There is danger for children in every med icine which contains opium in any form, and wo therefore cheerfully recommend Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, whichis-warrantcd not to contain opiates or anything injurious. A child tossing in its sleep indicates worms. An army of them arc ot work eat ing tho vitals away. One dose of Shrincr'a Indian Vermifuge wilt destroy them and save its life. P 'GOIDTY !o> WR0xo.--8ome peopiehav?!o fashion of confusing excellent remedies with the Urge mass of "patent medicines," and in this tbfysre ari Ity-of a wrong.;; TtieTO are soitt? advertised temediea 'fully.worth all thfct is asked for them, and owe at least we kno*w of-Hon Bitters. The writer bas had occasion to use the Bitters in just such -n climat** as wo havb moaV of the year in Bay City, and has always found them to be No MOUE H?UD'TIMES.-If yon wi!. * stop spending so much on fine clothes, rich,11 food and style, bay good, healthy mod.' cheaper und netter clot bing ; get moro real and substantial things of lifo every way, and especially stop the foolish habib of em ploying exDcnsixe, quack doctors of using 86 much Of tho -vile humbug medici nc that doe.? you only harm, but put your trust in that simple, pure remedy, Hop Bitters; ? that cures always at a trifling coat, and you will see good times and havo good health. -Chronicle. HuS?C?li ?OTU MRS. PINKIND will resume her MU SIC CLASS at the Carolina Collegi ate Institute January 5th, I8S0. Jan 1, 1880 25 1 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. MRS. C. R. MURil^V T, ill ; .1er residence; on Monday ?li? ISth.tlay uf 1 January, 1880, a school for yoting ladies. < The scholastic year will be divided into i three terms of thirteen weeks each.. -The price' bf ' tuition. Including Farnell, Laflfi ; antf .lessons la Primary Dr?a?ba, will-bo. j from (0 to $12 per ?erm. according to tho t studies pursued. Instruction in Music on j tho Pinpa nj.d Organ, $13,831 per term, t Boardinp, itt good fiunlllcsj can he obtained < for $10 pe* mp?fthiincSudlnff l^t?fcsand fuel, I and??x .utiVeoT washing. ^ M?RUAY> \ Jan 1,1880, 25 S FEMALE SCHOOL. - i , flHUE utidersigned, paving; returned i/o ? : JL their old auiqo at Anderson <?c i&, IT B. O., projiosoqo open a pfivato School it?r tho Education of Oir?a, AS our house con?, tains eleven rooms, we can appropriate two; Very suitable apartments to the pros/mt.usu and purposes of tho School, and occomrao- ' date also a few boarders. Having, each of tis, some experience in teaching our several departments, we aro not without good hope \ ?t being able to ?ivo satisfaction, especially , dion the matter and method of educating ? the pupil is left entirely to onr judgment. , .ruo nrst session will begin St ? o'clock a. m. on MONDAY, tho 5th day of JAN- ? D ARY, 1880, and continue twenty weeks, . Tuition for tho Session, in Literary De- -, partment, $10 to $20, varying between these, extremes, according to .the studies pursued. *r.t:*--i-cr.ti". ?nd Vocal Music, each $20. Use of instrument, $2. Board, excluding Washing and lights, $10 a month, payable montlt^dnadfa???. \; Scholars v iii . i cclvod.ot^oy.trhre during tho. Session, and charged ratab'y from tho day of entering to the close of Session. No deduction for lott time, oxcept In case < * protracted, serious jllnssa, ?Tho tuition feoasrttjpC^ l>e paid^one th" t:,;".;: pwpir u?gttr-?j rind ?jrb Other half at tho expiration bl tho first ten weeks after beginning. , Should esslitant teachers become neoes Sary, tho most competent will heproniptly engaged. The thorough training of those committed to our caro is onr earnest pur p<?- c . I?EWJS M. AYER, - I.H.?.U? M. /, VJ': - Jen ?, 1880 3 ' 5? ? 1 Valuable Land for Sale. T)Y virtue of a Power of Attornoy from ls E. O. Hancock, recorded lr. Clerk's CMlleo in Mortgage Bo?>k No. 10, pago 030, I will sell to the highest bidder, on MON DAY, JANUARY nth, 1880, Immediately after SheiifXa sales, all th*t U-ar-r-?..- ?MS?TO-I? of land situate in AndAfttm County, cou j taluioscc?te hundred cud eighteen ando nalf(U8*J a?r?e, bounded hy lands of Dr. W. J. Mitford, M. W. Spoon, and ra, known os the Phebe MtfflHI I TJMUSS OVHAI.K-Ono-half cash, toaleneo [ on ft credit of iii month?. wlth.mortuaao I or premises to^coure purchase money. I Purchaser to pay forall necessary paper?-. JAMES ft. MCCONNELL. Agent. Dr TUTTS j Expectorant 1 j IN 8BOT8. AND tl gOTfLga. '?? %j^fl?*asalcftx>aftar^^ J "?orobUiiiv.r vii thoso o.u?liti?s, tho ! moat BfYc^ttv'o'i.yiJv> JIAUVA.? c?t i jdiaeaaea._" _ DR. J. F. HAYWOOD, of KC?T York, voluu tarli jr iudortci it. -READ WHAT HE SAYS: Dr. TO IT? it ti C'HV*y** *V*>t.. P. I'H. .nd 1 cjUiUi My eur. ri'o Ki ii-, w ?id-.T.ul |??wr* Ll uria? a pr.i<rUeo o( twuuty )uir?, i li tv !.. ? I known e medicino to ?eli a i>mvi>ily.an-i ? I'I m,t hippy ?Saeta, ll ln?Ur.tlytuUhiid ilia ni. tl ?.. Uni llaweoiuduu. acdlnTAitah'jr (.ure! U><> O.?JO IC a fa? dir?. 1 elieeriolly l:.dir.K ll ta loa Lu? lain, medicina lorcr med _. J. l'i? y yr;, ?ll .V WOO D. ?4. D. A ME WS PAP Eil PU ill WRITES. . _ OaW. Kt-uilns HuAt, Au?u?; .,U*. 'XJr.TOTTt'Cenr bit-My hula ?ou. n.< Mte-kot wild pneumonia Ital w>.il?r, Mt h M| USta willi i .JnJBjUNKOL that MetedUli wi iilna m..uh ?ince ?ertha caro of winch 1 :u?lnd?Lt..d i..jr.. je w.uih!? l?j{*t tirant. 1 toad tried iuo-t eve r I i -? r--c ra rwndod, but ro>u? did ?ny cwnd m.?i I i.audyvi.! ht |?x*?r'Jit,utw> botlla o: wi..cu loa-nut t .U tuutfl tntirety. witUu?au/tXU?il..<. t rm y,u;? .r ty, J'jii.i . , AluLR Had torrlbio KIQHT"SVrEATS. Iv -, M-..-C?I.. ?Vj . i?, md. Dr. TUTTt Sir-I IiAtn LVOII rtrttfittf . .. fly tm I?ire willriu????*w?<?iijMtr??'iw?H ?faran.ijv'M a . . InJtyonr E2uwnv>fhnl.fJ w.^r?. atv?? u? ininti.* ?ad ?liU>cn ?fatiudi ri wujal. 1 I -ri 4 ??J-?<u.e i eawrutingi Ind it?rrili; . nyul I* . -*. Iii .'tCavM hall dnrcn liof-f ?. Tb* ni.."' i*b M baa* l?,1 i ... I tho cough hal il j-' l-jw irmj, uitd 1 u vu Ctufft IMPORTAftTwftUESTiOv^.-.,--. K?'?rt^\i>Vc-ytAt^.w<Y? ..; ?'.l;:l?1A<. >..u tru nlil-j to ratoiTthui'.il yin I s yon MI trnUr Hon lu inn throat ? A r.-nfeu, gt" u-ian:.. .! uii_op t^tUuC%vr|Ui eto'rt brcaiHiT DJ liivu t flt og COTljfiiiugh'? ijj'?u:i iluwu f ? rharp |i<tl? ?ow and t'lK-u ju l'i.' i-^Uiu o? i'm Ti-ail, rlioul ??ramid ham;f li" NU, our Adview I_ITIU.I ni Oticgit tfr??yT ; .rn; ymiuiiifiot b(-ai)iTia'Tiiiv7?.. . p*ii*yjirj"lii i>ii buur rvi?cal thu KsjKcuiriinf, pl .co n I.I.L Iron lo iiiottiel.t.'lq two ut Tua'* I'iit.'._YI?'I \?ii|_?oo?.i ff il Inlo j I fe^eftTCW^jworking Irv I;- ; -i-y lirvath III?, nu J thu butted Ittuvjtlg lu u i.:it.it:.i luauiicr. 'i'o |iruvi;i;t n r. tiiru ut llio??!fynrplftltt? Hat ,toi KxpcclOjraiu K'vrra? i'.ny?._ @Roet"35 Murray Street, N. Y. I TUTJ'S PfiLLS TUTT^PiLLS wu J: II?.SPU'?U. TUTT'S P?LLS Clllli; MICK. SIEADAl'HEt TUTT'S PILLS WUK It?LIOUM CUJURC. T?TT'S PILLS ?ii vi; A S*P ET I Y -T?TT^a PILLS &-V?tirV TUE BLOOD. TUTXS.PILLS W?TOM~??in UilA< lLvin on V/iU:!;-.M..-j c;?.n .v.l to a <JJ.oa?x Bt^^^f^al^Uat>^l^l|^ri^^^Ul^^^j^ Offloe, S5 Murray St., KJW York. h.ofof'Mate? ?ftd d?nteles, ?TILL resumo its exercises JANUAR1 ;flU aaa&i^SSK ?f* SuUc-laatlc Ya s divided into three Terms of thirtee; y^B?WWKt " Summer vacation ccrac >elween (ho second ?nd' third Terroi, ai endiuR through July and Augurt. . Charges hef?'n When tho' Btud?nt ?ntei he Behool, and continuo to the end of th Term, and no deduction for loss of tim will be^ n?s?lo- nnlojs iu case of long au lerious illness. CH A IK?KS-PER TERM. Eleading, Writing, Hoelling, Primary Arithmetic, and ?r{rst Steps In Ge ography.?.$ 4 C [leading, Writing, SiK-llmg, Primary Geography, Primary History and Intermcdfnte Arithmetic. 0 ( tho above Studio?* ,ti>gcthcr with In tc.rmciliate Geography, Grammnr, Higher Arithmetic, Coiupositlon, and Word Analysis.?,. 8 ( Higher English, Bcienti?c and High cr Mathematical.8ttidie9... 10 ( Tho Classics, together ?ri?hany of the ubove 8tudioa..'. 12 ( Contingent Fee, per Tomi....... * Prompt pay mem is required at the cud i "ura?isirl^ loy noon to ?rlduy aRer,i??m, t>t $0.00 p iionth, ?myublo mo'>?;,|y. JE'xom.uuxowaejiperleiico fgrtJieJosts, fcarvund from a simitar espcriuuea ont] wrt -of others in difftfrent^pat^-'of-tii State and i>: her States, lt Lt found that tl .'outh of thc country can bo educated mo ichoo?s than tu scho?ls win lept ?epara?r, ?na wltf j^tfTftjyif if manners.' Therefore, we pro peak t&ao inuo our School on this plan. A full and efficient corps of Teachers w :onduct tho exercises of this Behool in t ^o^r^?&?r^aii?nanp?yto-' W. J. LIGON, . President Carolina Coilcginto.tiiaitoto. P. 8.-MUSIC will be taught by Mi [UNKIND, a well-known sud accomplis! ld Teacher^ Chargei, poa Tenn. Aia:aj [rsc of. ^apo^rorlnilnic^bn) per^rni, { AT PRIVATE SALE. yt:\t'. o?Qt&?-am-uo 5!iTi??r,?> I*hc tollowlng lll?hly ?raprov< FnrntM in Andmon Conni; ? A8HTABULAH PLANTATION, bining 1276 acres, within 2} miles o? Pc llcton Village, 'with hnndsomo resldem ?ne barn, ana ali outbuildings In good ? ."WOODUUUN PLANTATION, contai ng 1,110 acres, within lt miles of Pend ,ou Village, with (lue dwelling house, bar ind all outbuildings in good order. BOSOOBEL PLANTATION, contain! 100 acres, about S miles from Pendleton V ?age, with fine residence, outbuildings, a farm houses of tho best description. _i TRAGI? of Forudug Lnnil, oontaiirinft sllJ,070 aeres, neif to and adjoin in : itlv i'hmt?tloa. and fofiherly part of thrffcan xrithin Si miles of Pendleton Village. The above Tracfa of Land contain lai mantlties of bottom land, and are all v. raluabbAr- Tho Fanni ara aunt ?ilt/Um L ?roVcd,' ahd in excellent Condition. T climate is noted for ito salubrity, and bc? iful view? of the mountains caitfbe *pw tfiost of?th? farpfci H ? A regular supply Of labor cati bo had Tn ianda who have been settled on the pla Full particulars pl ven upon Application ELLISON A. SMYTH, Assignee, Doo li, 79 22 ?_ CliorltAton, S. C SK?RI?T'S. SALE. BT&TX or SOUTH CAKOUKA,^ , . A5DSSS0K Cou KT Y, BY virtue of ad Execution to mc dir? ed, I wil^expese to stile, at Anden HTS!* Ihitisc, S. C, on : Lo FArst Mom ?ri'?anuary, A. D. 1KS0, one Jot of Go tttpposud to be about ci^lite.-n bushels, ' ri?o on a? tiiO pn>i>c:iy of John Whorl ti favo* of A. P? Hublxani agahiht Jt EVLor?i^i. - 'r^^HaaaSaa^a^SS^BBB Tc.'iuA of Bale-Cttiti. JAMES M. McCONNELLi ''MLt?M??^?- Sale. STATE OF* SOUTH CAROLINA? COUMTV Of AHDEBSOK. in th? Chtttf af Cbnemoa Uta?.. John B. Watson tad W. G>. Watson, Plain tiffs, vs. Mrs. Cyntbia Noa!, et al.-C?m pia?nt for Partition. "DY virtue of ari order to mo directed by j Jj bis Honor B. V. Pfeasley, presldinn Judge, in tho above stated case, I will sen at Anderson C. H., S. C., on 8ALE0AY IN JANUARY next, et public auction, tho following described property, as tho Real Estate Or Mrs. "Vary Watara, deoessed, to wit : LC? NO. 1, Containing one hundred (100) acres, more or loss, lying on branches ot Mountain Creek, waters of Big Goneroatee Creek, of Cavannah River, and adjoining lamil of Mrs. Cynthia Glenn, Lawrence Glenn. Robt't. B. Dean and Lot No. 2. LOT NO. 2, Containing one bundled and twenty-seven (127) acres, more or lesa, lying ou Stephen's Branch and other branch waters of Moun tain Creek, of Big Generostee Creek, all of Savannah River, and adjoining .'ands of A.^A.Dean, Wm. G. Watson, and LotsNo. 1 and 2. LOT NO. 8, Containing seventy (70) acree, moro or les?, Ivlng on Stephen's Branches, waters of Mountain Creek, of Bis Generosieo Creek, of Savannah Rlv?r, and'adjoining lands of Mrs. Cynthia Glenn, Lawrence Cleriu end Lot No. 2. Tamils or 8ALB-One-third cash, and tho remainder on o credit of twelve rnortihs, with interest from day of sale, to be soon red by mortgage of the promisee, with leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser to pity ex tra f"-?* papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS. * Master. Dee ll, 1870 _22__4 ' SH^AXFFS SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDEIISON COUNTY. BY virtue of an Execution tomedlreo ' ted. I will exposo to sale on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next, A. D. 1880, at Anderson Court House, 8. C., ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing ono hundred end tbirty-threo (183) acres, more or less, bounded hy lands of Dr. W.H. Nardin, J. B. Simpson, A. Ii. Bo hannon. Wm. Archer and others. Levied on as the property of D. J; Boban non in favor of the State Savings and Insurance . Bank of Anderson, S. C., against P. J. Bohannon. Terms of sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay extra for al) necessary napers. Thc above Tract of Land i* known as Uto 'Thomas Widomun Place," and lias a very dargo and comfortable dwelling-house on it, together with about 60 acres in cultivation, 15 fiers of uire iwiiorn land, and OT or 35 : acres of fine woodland, which is well Um bered,and llealn 31 miles of tho Town of Andersen. . JAMES H. MCCONNELL, 8hcrliT Anderson County Dec ll, 1870 22 4 SHERIFFS BALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, \ ANDERSON Cou KT v.. BY virtue of an Execution to mo direct ed, I will expose to sale on tho First Monday In January, A. D. 1880, at Ander son Court House, South Carolina- . ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing . nliie-two(92) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the Estate of Mrs. Rosa lewis, W. B. Bailey, Estate of John Dalrymple, und other?.' Levied .'on ?? tho properly of James Dalrymple, decen? d, in favor cf W. L, Hammond, surviving Executor ,of 8. J. Hammond, deceased, against John W. Dalrymple, Administrator, de bonis non, of James Dalrymple, deceased,* and Rebecca Dalrymple. Sold at tho risk of the former .purchaser. Terms of sale-Cash. Purchaser ip pay extra for all necessary papers., JAMES H. MCCONNELL, S?i?V?iT Anderson uouhty. Doc ll, 1870_22 4. SHERIFF'S SALE. - STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDKIISON COUNTY. BY virtue of varions Executions to nie directed, I will expose to salo on thc irst Monday in January. A. D, IfSO, at Anderson Court House. South Carolina, the following Traci of Land, to wit v ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing forty-six (40) acre?, moro or less, bounded hy lands^aylae^Estale of Terrel Bryant, Jauo Dickerson ?nd ,olhera, Levjari on as thc property bf B. R. Bryant In favor of ?lory F. Clardy, -Executrix, and .others, iigaiust B. R. Bryant. Terms of solo?ash-purchaser to fay ex tra for ail necessary papers. JAM ?S? IL McOON N K LL, SherifT Anderson Count v. Dec Iii 1879 _22_4__ SHERIFF'S SALE. STAVEi or.'SOUTH CA^UNA, '. ANDJUUJON COUKTV. BY virtue of u Lien and order to pic d' reefed, I will expose to saloon ?".a? Flrct Tuesday after tho First Monday in J ?unary, A. D. I860, at the residence' of hire. Jane Blackman, ono lot of Corn, sup posed to be about thirty-five bushel?; ons foi ct Cotton Seed, and about two hundred end fifty bundles ol Fodder. Levied on as tho nron*rty of F, V Pt?!l in favor bf John Knox against F. V.. Bell. Terms of Sale-Cash. JAMES n. MCCONNELL. - Sheriff Anderson County. Deo 18.1670 A . 2d . 3 ^SHERIFF'S SALE. f4 "iTtt-stS'ov Boorri OAnoi.cNA, ; t. . 7? . ? v x^jtt?fiOH Cob STY. virtus of ari Elocution to me dlroct JLP cd, I will expose tb salo at Anderson Court Honse, 3- C., on the First Monday in Jannnry, A. D., 1830, the foLowlug Prop crty, to wit: . All of Defendant's interest in on? Bale df-Cotton, and nil of Defendant's Interest in about thirty bushels of Cotton Seed. Levied on as theproperty of Mnttison Bah litter in favpr.of Conrad W/ikcflcld^ deceaSf od, ogainst.*?i;ttls?n;Banl?t?:r. Terms of Salo-Cash. JAMES H. MCCONNELL, cL-.m ruiu,w ti HA., ' Dec?Q.'W " 23 ' "-y SHERIFFS SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CouNTr pr AHPEE.*.?N. BY virtue of ? Lien and order to nv? di rected, I wlJJ, *xpuso to salo on Tues day ait^r tho Virti J.fonday in January, A. D. 1680,' at David Crosby** residence, In Anderson County. 8. C., oao lot of Corn, about fifteen bushels; ono lot of Cotton In thc SC.!fd, and one lot of Fodder. Levied on a? f hn nroperty of P?nkssy 3?;r?ci? in favor of David Crosby against Pinkney Sondera. %rt*? Ternis ot Sale-Cash. r JAMES ii. MCCONNELL, Sheriff of Anderson County, S, C. ; Dec 18,1870_23 2 ff; SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE of -SOUTH CAROMKA, ? AnCKRSOK COUWTT. ?>Y- virtue of rm Execution to fne direct v til,' 1 will expose to sale nt Anderdon urt House, 8. C.. on the Fini Monday in January, A. D. V,y>, ono moiiKO-coloreJ MULE. levied ,'.,t as ?he property of IL P. Price ioiavorof Joel Johnsen oralr** H. P. Price. Terms of Sale-Cash. JAMES H. MCCONNELL. ' 8?i?rlf? Of Anderdon t ounty, ti. C. . Deo 18,1870 28 ". 8_ ? t?K? ?F (rXEO FOE S?LE. fTIHE um'erslgncd offers for salo a yoke JL si ?S?K?S ?m? "oxen, ?neap fur cash. Apply to or correspond with R. IL BEATY, P. H. YOUR WAGONS aro hero, warranted tho BEST and CHEAPEST -Wasons made. For proof, ask Co!. J VJ Norris, T J Leak, W J Robins, D S Watson. D J Simmons, T M Wdborn, J Belton Watson, ?.'M. Harris, J JGllmer, J M Welborn, J M Moorhead, J R Kuy, John 8tewart, . J LMoCnrley, E E Ledbetter, Thoa F Orako, . ED Wakefield. . CM Duckworth John B Adgcr, . Geo M McDavld Benjam?n Pcannnn, Co L Shrimp. JTBaakln, BB Harris, . J H Masters, MB Hambree, V R Brown, Aaron Hall. Jesse W McGee. W S Masters, F B Watson, H H Gray, A B Bowden,' A .7 Mitton. D O McLIn, Tiiman Hanks. O K Wllllford, W B Quails, CJVondiver, J L McGill, Wm G Watson. J S Carwilc, Wm T Chamblee, W J Freeman, Wilborne Martin. D O Martin, M B Willlama, Geo Ellison. D S Maxwell, Matthew Snipes, . JamcsSGasAawoy, W W Russell, EW Ashley, W Q Hammond L C Neal, M C Hunt, J F Wilson, And more than ONE HUNDRED others who hnvo them.' JOHN B. WATSON, Com. Agent P. G. Doc ll, 1870 22_lm Tho Largest and Cheapest STOCK OF Watches, dooks, Jewelry, AND SSL,VER PLATED WARE, Ever offered for salo in tho Town of Anderson. Call and exanv ine my'Stock before yon leave Town and see for yourself ! ? X>e*V Competition, IHAVE s beautiful line of Goods f ui'.a blo for Christmas Presents. Head ?uarlera fur Spectacles, Eye Glasses, ?Se. f you want to uavo money ?Ivo mo a call before you purchase anything in my lino nf business. I buy goods for cash and sell for cash only. Remember Capt. Wren ls still iii charge of my Photograph Gallery, and guarantees satisfaction or tio charge. . My thanks for. your kiud patronage in the past. JRespectfullv J. D. MAXWELL. No. 4 Brick Range, Dec 4, 1879_21_. ? : STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANOEUSON CotlNTV, Jiu W. IF. Humphrh/n, Judge of Probate. WHEREAS. Mr*. Mary Johnson hhs applied io mo lo grant her let ters of administration, on tho Personal Estate and effects bf William Johnson, do ceased. These aro thoroforo to cite und admon ish all kindred and,creditors of tho said William Johnson, deceased, to bo and ap pear boforo ino in Court of Probato, to bo held.ut Anderson Court HOUBO, pn Friday, 10th of Jauuaryv1880. -attar nOb HcatVm horco I, to shew cause, if any they havo, why the said administration should not bo granted. Given under my baud this 24th dfty of December, 1870. W. W. HUMPHREYS, J. P. Dec 21,187!>_24_2*_ COMB TO SIMPSON, REID & 00:S A ND get tho FINEST CLOVER SEED xi. ever brougiit to' 'this market. "Also tko finest lot.nf LAMPS and FIXTURES, bli cheap fdr Cash. Lastly, but not lcastly, tho ? Ells? Rattlesnake of the age, concerning which full informo- I tion will bc gratuitously given to nil those I wlio will pay us wliat they oWe ua. WE M?ST HAVE MONEY. SIMPSON. REID & CO. , Get 23,1870 Jr?_ UNDER V/E?R. A LARGE 8TO?K of ladies ami Gen XX tlemcii'a Underwear. Merion and all Woid-sure to please. Also, Flannels of tho different grados.. ?JoutN* FS?ie Shirt? n ?pee?t&?ty. In theso goods we defy competition, re gardless of what other people say. COME AND PROVE US. In Our Notion Department WP have a great immy ni tract inns. Corrie an , iee them, r'.ir we can't begin to tell yoii ob;.ut thenii .'itHl ll o ntl quin* te ra for Carpets, Rugs, &C. ' '?' . .. . - A.B. TO WEBS A O0? : .??- ?? .'-.-??????? ? ?-. J.'B. COTUItAW. I ll. O. KCUDDAY, AbhovJIlc.S. C, I Anacreon. S. C. COTIJUAN & ft CU DD AY, "'Attorneys ut Law, ArVft'KmhOHr,. v - - H. rSXriLL privLtiee in nil the Courts of this YT ,, .State,and in tho U. 8. Courts. OPFICK-North west Corner Benson' House Building. Jan 10, 1870 27 _ly_ . LUMBER! LUMBER ! A LARGE' lot of good Lumber ia kept A constantly on band tit my Lumber Yard at the Bluo Ridge Depot in Anderson, and orders for large or small lota of any kind desired will be promptly filled ot low price?. Mr. Robert Mayfield is my agent fur the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and will furnish any information desired to persons wishing to make nn order. JOHN KAUFMAN. .-JaViao, 1870 29 ly SSS m ts?TrBTT?a A L???FFKD NTT?? WAIl I HlBER ?>f active, cner Hs . "?.??'get ic canvasses* io en gage in a pleasant and profitable business. Good men will find this a rare chapos.,. ? TCO xU>Jr?IC M-O?NISY. Such will plbflFo answer this advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp for reply, stating what business they have been engaged in. None but flippe who. mean business need apply. ' Addrss-s, FINLEY, HARVEY A CO., pareil 20, '70-lyT ' r, . atlanta. Qa..-,', wwti m waits mixes. fl^fcw&a, VroiiCE FINAL SETTLEMENT. L\ Notice i" hereby plV?? ??ni?verni? dereigned, Administratrix of tho Eofute of ' Rev. Nathaniel Gaines, deceased, will apply to thc Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun ty, on 0th day of January, 1880. for a Final. Settlement and discharge from lier office os Administratrix of the Personal Estate of the said Nathaniel Gaines, deceased. FRANCIS S. RILEY, Adm'x. Doo?. 1870 _ 21 _ 5 ?\rOTl'CE FINAL SETTLEMENT. JLUA ' Tho undersigned, Administrators of thc Estate of Mrs. Mary Watson,. I emby give notice th;.* they will apply to the Judge of'Probate a; Anderson C, H. on the 3lst day of Dooen ber, 18T0, for a Final Settle-, ment cf. wald Kilato, and ? d?schargo from eald Administration. JOHN B. WaVSON, )A1 , Nov 27jJtS7U _^_ ^- ^ 2?)_| 3 ^TOTtCB FINAL 8F.TTLEMENT. " STOVES, STOVES. IHAVE a very large Jot of excellent stoves, dureront antes, on lian?, and two car loads moro coming; all of whkm will bo sold ns ch??p as you could wish. Ju fact, lam headquarters for Shires, and if you wish to purchase call in and get roy prions before you buy. Tin warts of overy description alwaya kept in large quantities, and as for prices, I can not bo beat. RAGS, RAGS. Bring on your Rags.* I want all you' have jjot and moro too. I will pay 'tho highest market price fpr them. EtJBBEB BELT INO, An j' size, furnished to order. JOHN E. PEOPLES, Brick Rango, Anderson, S, C. Oct 2, 1879 12 VAI.UABt?l?llVTH8. "?fftfc . ttyonsrfwifrcTivrfrom poer health, er kagnjat. tatt ona bcd ot ?iefcneae, lakacbcai. tor Hop Bluers trill Caw? Yow. . . ?Jim roarPWbvtu^^S&M $r t?iS3BSb^ff3n nop Ritters will Restore Yea ? you ?TB n man of tra? toen, ?restase.: by ta? attain of your tvorrday dqOoVior a, maa of cat* ?cia, tollina over your U?l??abtws?k, Hop Ulticm will Strengthen You. tf ron aro roan*, aaa ?UT&rtnjr from any India crcUon, or ora cro?ln? too ttm, aa & often MM cala. Hop Bitter.? will Relievo Yea? - ~ naii&jr, " ~ - ? ~ flop rutter* la Wiaat Yon Need. If yon aro old, and your pa!? I? fecblo, roar aer?v?un?t(uuiy,{u>d)-ottr otctutleaV?wtPCi ." ? ? < n&r ritter* wUl ?ITO yon Rear tito aa* Tigen nor Copou Ocas la U*g.?RB?t??<? eftfart and bosta flor to ail others. Carca by edaorpUon, lila fCrlooLflj XXL Af? au abaclnt* and tn AttXtita core for dwnfc-H caneas, uea ot on.um, tobago and narcpUna. H AWnatM.y4rani.ti. it^Binn Mrr.c?.nn.htvitr,w.r.8 WILHITE & WILH?T?? (Successors to W?hlte & William:,) ' | No, ?3 O?tAl>?IXI?2 ??OWi1 CASH DEALERS IN 'DRUGS, MEDICINES, CH KM IVA LS, FINE TOI LIST SO Ara FANCY HAIR and TOOTH BRUSHED PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES and SHOULDER BRACES, GRASS and GARDEN SEEDS, Pure WINES uud LIQUORS, for med icinal pur?>ose3. ! Also, Paint.-., OHJ*. Varnishes and Dye Stulls, Letter Paper, Pens. Ink. ZiuvUopcs, Gil?es, Putty, Carbon Oil, Lampa and Lamp , j&r- Physicians Proicrlptlona accurately compounded. . July 10,1870 .52 _ PIANOS & ORGANS , FBOMFACtOBI Kl fDHIiHASig. EVER* MAH HIS OWM A8ENT littcWer* 4? B*totr.OrAaua JjaCtxxleoUot*. Salo continued nnUI IN?v. ti MS, Oetyaaln of the Mod ever succersfully carried out h?Aro?Jcav ' O.OOOsuperblostruraent*att^toryVtstte*for , austs^aalnMUNtfra*raeter taWT^SM.' iaidh %ttgtpttt?nf*X l?nx'?nutJctlL tortesJJ em StTflif aatklsiiu. ?ANOS, ? oct. ?fias, jj oct. 815 j) Squire Grands, $sij. ?HIO ASS. ? ?topi, : nw, aaudaomr, dumble, ft yean guarantee. XS days teat trial. Purchasers choice from tm ttad tcrmatoAfte?? ' . and j4l*$GrA .' Ua^sbRW?tiSBwSB&aBeB*^?^SSba^a^Bl3l ' Is a perfect Btooo Puainrn, and fs th* . oaly rarely VMETADLE tente-.lv ence, that has rafido rndlcai and ?r?at;Ai?iniT Cunta of 8Y?:HU3 and ecnort'.A in all their atagos. lt ?jorounliiy ?emovea Wre?ry from the system; it relieras thc egoalas-of r?preurlal rhcuraatlsrc^aiid speedily eurea all skin dis eases. i Ppr sale hy SIMPSON, REID Sc CO. Anderson, tj. u. April 17. Jfl7i> , 40 ly 3F* *0 XT' 17 S3 "S? HO ?SB AUD CATTLE POWDERS ^^^^^^r^ara iwj?rw?a??&^ Mo Boan win dla cf Cona, HOT? ut tXV* I ??s.J'JrjwU-'a Poirdoraar? tuftd taiO^a^aoBonH . tu?? inj??? w HI cnr?andpreTc?i?ios1,v?? ioatz'a Poa-dera will prevent G AI vt? IK Kowjr.it Prats* IWde ra -will Jnerccjio tho on?ntlty of mill a^maamtwaatr por cent, and raak* Uta butter firm Jfattt/i"? Powder* tria nore or ?xeTent caecal rriirr DT??*?B io, which Uorv.? end Ca'-Ue ara ?abject, . gtwrrt Po waaia wini, o nra 8Mf?ay*.vmo?. Bohl ?verjrwher?. . navio ?, TOOTH, rropr?otor, 3>aZ,T-XSSO&XL Std. Vor sale by WILHrTE 4 Wl.l.lUTK, Anderson. sud il. VV. COLEMAN & CO., Seneca City. Ko? 18, 1879 ? ' ? ay : wt ,f JEAtg IWCIjWES |AM0 BOILS:! i, f\r VIRGINIA CA^Il?V,7tlHl^a8SS \i? Jeafis/IJl?Mi'i'?is, ifoiue itiij??,.!i; JULE, 1 {}. a?Barest*?WIM,?a,TO;? ?? tivrmio?. . f; THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CUL7KTY CFAKVZnSOK. COURT OF COMMON PLt?A?. J. fl. McDuffire Maiv.ey. Plaintiff, spinal H?bet i Y.\ Mauey, KI Iza J. BbuP.not, Eorross? V. Martin, et. ?I- DrrnnrTantT , ffnminoni JV TryfiiiA QiaXrtWnl.i &:rr*<f. ..? .. ? : , . To thc I)qfena?t?tj? BA?wvt IWMe? J. tjhulInoL ?arrtew V. Marlie, lierrfwa &itsan' rty, FranckJ. Miuvcy. YOU are hereby summoned and required to un* rnt Ute complaint lu thia action, or which a j*>py is hj?cwltbjsrrtea opon you, ?md lo servo n . ?if youtTOi'jiiTcr^o tun ?aid complainte? the Mufc ae'ribd* vt Ciclr claco, nt Andepton Court llonsiV B P. ViiU.1- ?-T= ; - z - ., - i!jc;dTislvu Of the doy of aucaTwrvlsc ; r.iil tc answer tho emu pial ot within th? iliac R&TC psUl.tlio Plaintiff lu this mt lon ?rill ypiAy i. . ria?ntlW ?ltor?cy?. : TI?E licfcndants In tliU action wiri take ? that th? complaint.'In Hil* ??lion 1.? flied fn??m partition of tba land described therein owuora.thereof ncr.oiiltog lo llmlr respective Ind ; - e?U,said lend h:a!?g Wen aligned to ihc f arti-.-j tntcrrettd from tho citato or Kiln* Moatcy. aird : known in ?aid division a? tract No, coutblnln^ ono hundred and c!gb;y-onu ncrc*. mom or Jets. W lt, lB70 tHfe 8TATE OF".80UTH GM COUNTY OR ANDERSO* COURT Ol?* COMMON Pl P. It. Creer. Plaintiff, ??nus> olin F mantua E. Autrey, ct al.-.Vswrnoa* Qfmjfl&Hi &rwcf ;:.' To the Defendants John F, Orccr, Joi Alice C. Leach, Samantha H. i. ai h, Minitta Leach, KAuir.utlsn U. Anlr,' ' 1 ).:::!:! a ned Lucinda A. Gr YOU aro hereby ttunimoned and rr ewer ?bo complaint io th| copy ls herewith nerved Mpou cony of your amwer lo tho .subscriber nt their ?Occ. Tn?m "twenty anya arter ti ?Ire of tho day o? itOtli icr answer the complaint witt thu plaintiff In this oct fon for ihe relief demanded tn I Dated Hoc. 8, A. I), lttffl. .Th't'Pefir'ndiiitN p?atht nletl io thl Kcal -Eatuta at Mi hi?' ftcli J and ?Hil; DO much ax may bi ^?.i? tc pay ^Mii; . .'ul-, f. STATH OF SOUTH CA COUNTY oil ASI>K)C^ COURT iii'.x'i'niflZir'H Sri a i ii i i* ii i ' ... Wllhn . - Jiiiiif* tit i which in ?led Int! of Common 1'letav ?.erro O copy of y w :on the aub.<crlbor S, C, within twent OTtcliislre of the i I fall to answer Ibo nild, tba plaintiff* Court for tho rolle Dated Andersen (taUli WM. L, Bot To tho DefcBdanta] emit and iimeiino flackert ?j Tako cot?es, tjiut U wblcb a nuouaciaalgMgjnrltjy to net aside a Deed ianda by Mt to the Defendant, Lorenzo D. t tues described below; ao? to oV . same to bo iranda among thc ?wn?r ComiiilAilonsratobcRppolatedfor V. to obtain fl,.nloihcr?9rt9b<imnd<^??id.& di Of th* tuf??*?dx-lf ti?tl'ilrtn_raam. oat pnrJiidleoWtbiiTnf?W?ibl t??o?rncri Tho premUwa lu question STA ?c^rtbcd l Complaint a? follow* i A ctn sin V of Land,containing-ds bandrtd am?Mi*TW? aerea, more or Jeea, j?mate, Iyl?? asd' win?" Stale er 800t.vcaTo.loa4 unil OnwitT ?( An?) on watara of Itocky Elva- ned Sniudu Hiv? lylii? on both olde* ot the Grocnvttle lina -? baa Itali road, out) milo ?bnthaa?t of Dc?t?v I ed by land? of Wm. C. l?r?tv-, . others. No ;>crM>nal claim ls rondo ftjihi ;: 1'il??K?VE YO E.' Ev 1 BLANK 80 . G?n?ra