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TUB FT7NEBAX OF HOFK. Tho following sad but beautiful Unc? wero written by tho late Hicbnrd Liles, Esq., of Danville, Va., a gentleman of cc mous, a fina scholar, and a lawyer of dis tinction. The lines speak of tuc ?ad ex perience ami fate of th" author : I have been to thc funeral of all my hopes And entombed them ono by one ; Not a word wa? said Not a tear wuo shed When tho mournful task was done. Slowly und sadly I turned me round And sought my silent room ; And there alono By thc cob! hearthstone I wooed thc midnight gloom. And as tho night W?IU?B deepening sitado Ixwcred above my brow, I wept o'er days When manhood's rr.ys Where brighter far than now. Thc dying emberson the hearth Give o"ut their flickering light As if to say This is the way Thy life bball closo in night. I wept aloud in anguish Boru O'ro the blight of prospects fair ; While demons laughed And eager quailed My ?cora like nectar rare. Through hell's ral halls an echo ran An a bo loud and long, As in the bowl I plunged iuy soul, In (bc might of madness strong. And lhere within that sparkling glass 1 knew the causo to lie : This all men own From zone to KOIIO Yet millions drink and die. A Street Cnr Mystery, You may have been on a streit car when n man or woman accidentally dropped a piece of moucy in tho straw on tho floor. If so you felt an overpow ering desire to help recover it. One day not long since a woman on a Woodward avenue car dropped something while pay ing her faro. She said it was a dune, while a small hoy thought it looked like a cent, and two other passengers asserted it was a quarter. Tho woman had plenty of help to search for it, and the force was suddenly increased by a man who left his scat in the rear of tho car, cine forward and got down on his banda and knees and said : "I always havo good luck in finding lost things. Are you sure lt was mon ey?" "Oh, yes," replied tho woman. The man poked around in tho straw and suddonly held up a big jack-knife with a broken blade and asked : "Couldn't havo hcon this, could it? Or did you drop this aftcwarus?" "I never had that-never saw it be fore 1" she tartly nnawered aa her face grew red. "Didn't, ch ? Well bub, you can havo it. We'll look n little further and seo what wo can seo. Hero are two panta huttons, hut I don't suppose you dropped them, and I'll put them into my pocket." "Never mind looking any more-I don't caro for tho loss?" sho remarked aa her position grew uncomfortable. "Oh. it's no trouble to mo. and it hn longs tb you, whatever it is.' It alweys vexes mo to-ba I may bo 'twas this." He held up a corkscrew with thc end bored deeply into a cork, and thc woman fairly rose as BIIO said : "I never bad that-never Baw it beforo -nover I'' "Didn't, eh ? Well. I'll poekot it, for such things como awful hanny about thc house. I'll look a little further." "No, you needn't. I guess I didn't drop anything-I'm suro I didn't." "I kinder think you did, for I heard something clink," ne observed as be flawed around. "Even if it's only a cent t will be a cent ahead if wo find it. Now, what's this ?" Tho woman almost climbed over him to get to tho door and drop off, btit she wasn't ten feet away when he i hed tho door, hold up a vest buckle botween his thumb and finger and called : "Hold on-I've found it-hero it is?" Sho started on a run down a Bide street, and when tho car Btnrted up the man tramped the straw down ana hung the buckie on tho front door with tho ro mark : "It's little reward any one gets for do ing a favor, but seeing I've got tho cork screw, I'll leave this hero and sho can get it or let it go into tho treasury of the etrect car com>-.ny."-Detroit Free Pr?ts. A Story About Atidcrsonville. Tho Detroit Free J*ress tells a remarka ble story of n bloodhound's gratitude at Anderson ville. Tho prisoners wero al lowed to go out in squads, atrongly guarded, to collect firewood. Ono day it was tho hero's turn to go, and for tho first time sinco his imprisonment ho caught sight of "Col. Catchern," tho big bloodhound. Tho Michigander noticed that tho dog limped painfully on ene nf his foro feetf, but gavo tho matter no spe cial attention nntil, after being out for half an hour, ho sat down to rest near ono of tho guards. Tho dog approached the guard as if to ask BOUIO favor, but waa repulsed with an oath and a threatened blow. He then skulked near tho prison er, who BAW that ho bad an old horse shoe nail run into his foot. With a lit tle coaxing ho got the dog near, and finally pulled out tho nail, and the animal ran away seemingly woll pleased. Twelve days aiLor that, one night about midnight, a tunnel waa ready.- Tho prisoner was a long timo getting clear of tho neighborhood; abd weak and starved nsho waa,ho was not moro than two miles, from the stockade when day broke, and "Col. Catchern" wan put on his track. When ho beard tho bound coming he looked Tor a euitablo tree to climb, tut failed to find one. Armed with a club bo took his stand, and determined to mako a fight for it. Tho dog recognized tho man, and began exhibiting every sign of friendship. After a few minutes elapsed the pursuers were - heard in thn distance. Tho dog nt once trotted off in that directions, and was shortly baying and leading them over a fictitious trail. The prisoner pushed ahead for half and hour, and was.then rejoined by the dog, who kopt either cloao to his heels Or iust ahead of him nil Any and lu? ho. sido him in tho woods ot night 'This position of guardian or companion he maintained until toward night of the second day, when ho returned to the stockado. Tho prison was then thirty miles away, bat on tho fifth morning he was recaptured. When he returned tho hound mot and caressed him. From that hour to the close of the war the dog would not take tho trail of an escaping prisoner. . . " - After al), Dr. Tanner's fastis not original. Didn't Noah Uro forty days on water ? - In tho United States Court at KtiexviUft, Tension tho 15th, Ex-Post master General Key presided. An an nouncement has boen made that amnesty hal boen granted to' alt defendants charged with violation of the internal revenue laws previous to January 18, 1880. Undor provisions of tho .amnesty, about 250 offenders aro released. - Tho constant wail of tho Radical National Executive Qbmmittco for moro money is sometblng surprising. That the Republican party oas far -more wealth among ita members ,than tho Damoor?tt? party is unlven? ?illy conceded, whilo tho Mssessment of office holders, oven to female clerks aud the scrubbing biush brigade, ls an open acaudal. And yet it ia an open secret that tho party treasury is empty. Ie it that tho astuto feapitalieta foresee defeat and xe Awe to squander money fruitlessly, or is it that immmenso eum? aro requirer' to check tho Democratic flood litte? Either hy? potbais makos a bad chowing for the AU Sorts of Paragraphs. - The contest of thc rival Democratic factions for the Governorship in Georgia has heroine exceedingly bitter. - An elephant, traveling in a enr next tho locomotive on an Indiana railroad, opened tho tank, and drank nil thc water, and so compelled the train to stop. - Protestantism is making progn MS in Spain. There are now congregations in tho priiicipol towns, willi an estimated attendance of 10,000. Over 5,000 chil dren nttcud the schools. - Cyrus \V. Fiold, a few days ago, erected n monument over Major Andre's grave, and tho people of Tarry town, out of revenge, aro having a Htatutc sculptured in honor of Andre's captors. Thus runs tlio world away. - American mills consumed during the past cotton year fi ff i per cont, more cotton than they did in the pre ceding year. Thc Southern mills took eighteen per cent, more, showing that they arc still gaining on thc Northern mills. - Hoary Herbert Crano lived child less at Grafton, Ohio, until he was 05. Then bl? young wifo gave birth to twins. The joyful father hired a band of music and marched through thc villngc bearing a banner on which was inscribed tho word, "Victory." - Asa temperance item it is stated,as tho result of extended inquiry, that 42 per cent, of men in this country and 00 per cent, of women are total abstainers in tho penitentiaries, 78 ncr cent, were freely addicted t'? liquor drinking b'foro their imprisonment. - Tho strength of six English-sposk ing religious bodies is estimated in round numbers ns follows: Episcopal ians, 17,750,000 ; Methodists. 14,000,000 ; Roman Catholics, 22,600,000; Presbyte rian?, 10,000,000; Raptihts 8,000,000; Congregationalists, 7,000,000. - One of tho grcatost wonders of Na turo is to bo f^'nd on Clear Crook, in Winston County, Alabama, in tito simpo of a natural bridge across that stream, made by a solid limcntono rock. It is wonderful, and if known, would attract more general attention than tho famous Virginia natural bridge. - Tho two Methodist preachers, North and South, atPaducha, Kentucky, have token formnl stens looking steps looking to a union of the two Metho disms. They imvo issued a brief state ment, and ask nil thc ministers of thc two churches to agitate the question, und join in n request to tho General Conference to authorize '.ho pastors to toko the vote without debate, and report ; to tho ennui nc Conference. - In Mississippi during tho year end- I lng Dec. 81, 1879. them were 201 con- ! victioiiB for murder. Of this number j thirty-nine were executed by banging, while 1G2 wore punished by imprison ment for lifo in tho penitentiary. Dur ing tho Mme time there wero 121 convic tions for thc crime of manslaughter, pun ished by imprisonment in the penitentia ry for terms varying from two to fifty years. About ten years would bo ii fair average. - Tho road bod of tho Edgcfiehi, Trenton and Aiken Railroad has nearly roached Bauskctt's Mill, on Shaws j Creek, about six miles from Aiken, and tho stockade will bo moved there, per haps, this week. It is expected that the road will reach Aiken inn few montliB. This road will connect tho town of Edgo ficld with thc network of railroads in the State mid contribute materially to the business advantages of that li vc place. With a railroad and a first-class news paper like tho Advertiser any town should prosper. - Tho Presbyterian Church, North, reports in its now minutes 5,044 ministers, 5,489 churches, 578,071 communicants, and 031,8,'2 Sunday-Hchool membership. Its contributions for congregational pur poses wero $6,098,150, and for bonofi cenco $2,262,878. The Presbyterian Church, South, reports 1,060 ministers, 1,928 churches, 120,028 communicant.?, and 74,902 Sundny-school membership. Its contributions for congregational pur poses wero $191,777. Tue additions by professions of faith havo boen less in both theso bodies than during tho last year. - Some twenty years ago a drunken doctor gtivo ono Phil. Hawkins a resident of Niagara County, N. Y., a dose of arsenic that would certainly havo killed any ordinary mau. Hawkins died, but it was shown by tho defensa that he lind so wonderful a constitution I that there was some doubt whether the arsonic really put an end to his life. Tho I jury disagreed and tho caso was never tried again, the defendant being dismiss ed on a nolle prosequi Hawkins, who wa i sixty live at thc time of his death, had been known to sleep out doors without covoring on tho coldest nights; he lind do?b'.o teeth nil around. On frequent occasions ho would, on a wager, ] cat up, masticate, and swallow an ordinary teven hy nine pane of glass in tho nrflsnnco of n dozen spectators ; iq tho same way he was known on nu merous occasions to bito a largo pisco out of a heavy glasBtumbler, masticate and BWAIIOW itwithout difficulty, and ono witness testified that he ho't seen him drink off and swallow a wa > basin full of spiritaof turpentine, also on a wa THE CRUSHED SEnnxADE?..-Young Ililkins went to serenade his girl on Van Ness avenue. The amateur orchestra, of which he is a member, had hardly squo'.ched out tho first Uro bars of "Como wnero my Love Lies Dreaming," when the acond story window wont up and old Bogg?, Amelia's father, stuck his head out ?nd remarked : "Is there no way of compromising this thing?" "what-w-what?" gasped Bilklna. , "I say, can't wo make somo arrange ment to got out of this inattec. How docs $4 and an old gas stovo strike you ?" "Why-this-ibis 's a serenade," cx Ci^'r?ie" R'.?kins. "Exactly :. ho i' B?ffl. NOW. aupnAHO'I wero to Btand tho beer und car faro all round, wouldn't you go out ir. the suburbs somewhere and work off thc rest of it in front of some deaf and dumb asylum or other 7" "Well. Pm biowodl" ejaculated tho crushed lover. "I should think you would be, hitched to the end of a big trombone. Don't point it this wny, for Heaven's sako ; it might go off." "Como down herc and say that, liku a man," roared tho big drum, who was full of Budweiser and fury. "You bald headed old pelican, come down." "I-I-think wo had better-better go.as it were, boys," murraUred the mor tified Bllkins, and tho disgusted band walked Badly off, scornfully ignoring Hogg's pavting injunctions to reform and lead better lives, after tho thing blew over.-Detroit free Press. In Ercry Sense a Radical Befeai. It really tonkas littlo difference whether: l*i?iBre-a is elected by one or two hundred: majority or ia found In o minority of ono or two hundred. Tho effoct on National politics will bo substantially tho aamo in cithor tease. If, whon Mr. Blaine has dono his best In bis own State, it is saved "by tho skin of ita teeth," auch a result makes Maine, doubtful io tho Presldon i tial contest and has a depressing offed on R?p?bllcan hopes. If tho party barely tacanea defeat in tho S?ato in which confidently expected, a handsomo nv ' Jorlty, it1 may experience similar disap pointments In other States In which Its' success seemed assured.-Nexo York Her ald, ; _ ? . _ WORTHLESS STUFF.-Not so fast my? I fri md ; if you could seo tho strong,? healthy, blooming men. women and chil dren tost havo been raised from beda of sickness, suffering and almost death/ by tho usc of Hop Bitters, yon would say, "Glorious and invaluable remedy." Sect another column.-Philadelphia Press. ' HALL IMPROVED COTTON OIN INOW li .<. on hand on? <>f th?! 2inproved Hall Soli'-Feeding lotion .fain*. F???Ml??r un il 4 oiideiiMer. Any party desi ri II? to purchase a Cotton Oin for the coming si','i*nii will du themselves very great injustice not to ?-alI <?:i inc be? fora buying. The following oro parties who are using the HAU- OIN in Anderson and adjoining Counties with perfect success, viz: A. J. Stringer, Jense Timms, M. A. Cobb, Dr. NV. J. Millford. T. I,. Had.lou, Knight A Dalentinc, Win. D. Sullivan, Hedgers ? Duckworth, and lt. Y. il. bowry, Seneca City. Tho HALL OIN gives better satisfaction willi thu Feeder and Condenser attached than any Oin manufactured. He aura nnd call and see my sample (?in bel" >:<. buying, and read what W. II. Sullivan says : TCMIIMNO SHOALS, 8. C.- Hull's fi. F. fulton flin i.b., Sing Muy, X. }'. : I have ginned 25 bales on your (?In, and it works finely. The Feeder is doing ri;:lit, and tho roll run* smoothly and doe? not break. I will give yon the weights of some bales that I have ginned this week, which IIKATH ASVTIIINO THAT I IIAVK KVKR ACCOMPLIHIIKU. As a general (bing our cotton docs mit gin well unlil November and December. The bales of Alex. Watson : DHU lbs. Seed Cotton.503 lbs. 127? lbs. Si ed Cotton.401 lbs. l'J.'lT lbs. Seed Cotton.1?7 lbs. ..:s.r).'l lbs. 1421 lbs. Not quito ii 3 lbs. seed loone of lint, willi weight of bagging and ties on bales. One bale for S. D. Glenn, 1103 lbs. seed, one bale ViJ lbs. seed cotton. Weighed in and hales weighed out on Fulrbanks' scales. Respectfully yours, WM. D. SCI.I.IVAN. Greenville, S. C., dan. 5, IMHO - Tho*. Steen it Co., Greenville, S. <'. I lear Sirs: I have used tile Hall Self-Feeding Cotton Gill, manufactured nt Sing Hing, N. Y., for several seasons. It is the best constructed and finest linishcd <?in I oversaw. It gins faster, makes ii better sample, and, thus far, ex cels in turning out any Oin ever used in this part of the County. I have used, ilurili).; t he past years, several of the inuit improved Cot ton (?ins. and much prefer Hall's .Self-Feeding (?in to any of them. It is a perfect success, timi I cheer fully recommend it to any need ing a Colton Gili. Very respect fully, JolIN ItObKMAN. Pieeetown, S. C., July 17. I ?SO. -.bibil E. Peoples-Sir: Thu 10 Saw Hall S. P. Cotton Gill bought of von, bas given perfect satisfac tion. 1 ginned IOU lbs. seed cot ton in ? ininutes hy my watch. It cleans the seed better and runs (SIDE VIEW.) lighter fluni nov (?in I ever saw. To those who want to purchase a Oin, don't fail to buy the Hall Oin. S. It. TIM*. I have been sui li og Cotton Gins for Hie past eight years, and thc Hall Self-Feed lng Cot ton (?in excels all others, und ci>tton ginned on the Improved Hall Oin will bring a better price than cotton ginned on any other. I um agent fora first-class Portable Hughie and Cotton Presses. Call on me before buying. TO TI TAT "C T>"W f\~DT TO A_4- ?_j-- , Rt tn Julv 1. 1H80 ft - 3m m^mm IIB )?iira PBBPBOT BALL SEWING THREAD. COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. PREPARE!.' HT A PROCESS USED /JV Js'O OTHER MILL. IT 3E3CA^"^g>5^355C^lTAI^ 16 Balls to Pound. I lb. Packages. 20 Balla to Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes. _Packed In Cases of 20, 30, 50,100 or 500 Pounds each. Ifni form Price. Invariable Miscounts. t^Sold "fc>y BIJJ. tTolt>"toors-^?a ASK FOR "EAGLE ?& PHENIX." USE NO OTHER PERFECTLY SAFE IK THE MOST INEXPERIENCED HANDS! For Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cramp*. Cholera, AND ALL THOSE NUMEROUS TROUBLES OP THU 8T0MACII AND BOWELS SO PREVALENT AT THIS SkAEON, No P.cmcdy known to tho Medical Profession has been In uso so long and with euch uniformly EaU??actory resulta aa PERRY DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER ?tbr, bMB Wed With inch wonderful meeen in an parta of thoworld In the treatmentof these AL?culticj, that lt has como tu bo considered . AN UNFAILING CURE FOR ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS and such lt really ls when taken lu timo and according to tho very plain directions Inclosing c&Glt ho' tie. In ar h diseases. Uio attaclc Li usually Budden ard frequently very ocnte; hut -.ylth n teals ? jmedf mt hand (or Irnmediato uso, there la seldom danger or tho fatal, revolt Which so often follows a fu-.v dAyr-' neglect. Tho IncllnaUon to wait and eco If tho morrow docs not bring a better feeling, not infrequently occasions a vast amount of needless suffering, and sometimes coats a lift, A timely (loco of ?'aln Killer will almost invariably eavo both, and with them tho attendant doctor's lee. . lt hu stood the test ot forty yean* constant nae in all countries az.a climates, ana ls perfectly safe In any person'? hands. 'm .... It la recommended by Physician-!, Kurses In Hospitals, end persons of all classes mid farftfcatioiia who imo had opponanlty for obaerrlng tho woataftu IL?UI? which have al wara followed ita uso. ?...RVUM? THE BEST EVIDENCE i I h?ve toaajuedjthe feedfctne 'wm ?a PEHHY Mer?. PEIUIY DAVT5 4 BON: I>AVOi'VEQCTABLB?PAXN KG.LUUtnniy f*rriity I know yon need.no tertmterda] to convince ?in una mold Bot ea sajaooount bo without lt, Wtion that your mudicino ia eil that voa claim for it, b?l I Victor* waa IAM.end?mie Sere. I used no raodlotue cannot restrain tho impulse to ccmrmunlcato to you ttf aar -nrtbutt tho fain Killer, aaa although m?al| tho fae* that la av famii? ll baa truly done wonders, andeevena nv-?-?ra of ra? fitntl7 wera attacked I admlnfe-tor lt fe my children.(onoeighteen rnontha. Be ??? lr. I aw - J PPT to aay thal the Pain Kill er waa end UJO other Ui roo years oldlvrUh perfaet.taeeesa. paoal to orury emergency. I consider I rhould no? lt rcmlaCra their bowel!?, and stops ell dianbeea. ba dome rn? duty to tho rnmimntt? did I not KO Mrrclf nad wife went to it In ell cues, both (or thia mach. ICI wer? attacked bj tho Chotara internal and external nao. Vn need ilitaiinjifamily toda?. Fain JCttter would bo the ont? remedy t for HT? years, and ?Ul net be without lt. TV-ollen eh ou Id ase. I har? thorooxhly teated U. ead mow myaali nader mnoh obligation to you. in many times il can be railed on. bt?r* feli.Tod freon pain, I am Ter? trul? rrair.. p. li ni:nnrNRi3Nr?_ n.i^. nn~^i. i i.s. SiGGItE, Dangan, mucheta Co.,how York. Ko finally can afford to bo without It, and tts prtco bringa lt within tho reach of all. Tho use of ono bottlo will go further to convince yon Of its merits than columns of news paper advctildng. Try lt, and you wiU uovor do without lt. Trico ?Oo. OOo. and 61.00 per bottle. You can obtain lt at any drug-store ar from PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. 1. PERRY, HOUSTON COITKTY, OA. Wo hare known "Swift*, Syphilitic Specific" tested In hundreds of obstinate caws of Syphilis, Mercurial Hhoumatlstu,Scroful*, etc Itmadothe most perfect and permanent cures In every case. Huon I>. D SOWARD, KLI WA nu CK. SAU D. KILLKST, J. W .WiiinKKLT, Judgo Co. Court, J. C. On.nKRT, Drug'l, J. I.. WAHUK?I, of J. W. MAVN, J. W. Lathrop A Co., County Treasurer. Savannah, Go. W>t. 1>. 1'IKKCE, SherliT. ED. JACKSOV, C. C. I) UM CAJI, Pep't Cl'k Sup'r CU PAY * (Jonnox. naeKsoH. ' Wo are acquntztrrj n'.ih too centicnivii "hxc signatures appear to the above certlQcate. They oroeltitcn* or ?aid county, of thc highest respec tability and character. A. S. GI LKS. Ordinary Houston Co., Ga. I>. II. CIlI.I.KIt. Clerk Superior Court, Houston county. Ga. I am personally acquslntcd with tho proprietors, end many of the gentlemen whoso signatures ap pear to tho foregoing cetllncutes. They aromen of high charade: and standing. A. H. CO IX} U ITT. Governor vf Georgia. TUB fiVTIFT SrKClKIC OOMPANY, lToprletort, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Simpson. Reid A Co. and Wllhlto A W?hlte, Anderson, S. C. Call for a copy of "Young Mca's Friend. J. I . Onn. O. tl. WELI-t*. J. E. ALLKN. ORR, WELLS & ALLEN. ATTORNEYS AND C'OllNNfrlLLOK? AT UW, Anderson, H. V. WILL practico in all thc Courts of this Htnte anti United Slates Courin. Spe cial attention Ri von to collection!?. August ft, 1?80_3m BLACKSMITHING ! riMIE DLACKSMITII SHOP of David X Wblto Is nuntin open," and prepared to out up work in Ino bctd manner. IIorNO ??h?K'*??? nv KTseciullty. Work don* promptly. Ulvc tis n call. Mr. E. Q. Evans, ... Clrst-class maobinist, cnn always be found at our shop, reidy to repair Engines, or nny kind of machinery. D. WHITE & CO. August 20, 1880 7_3m "Old Crow^ Whiskey. MR. JOHN 0*DONNE?JTJ HAS been granted tho solo riabt to sell tho abovo brand of Whiskey In tho Town of Anderson. IT J8 T>;->5 ll EST WHISKEY MADE. F. W. WAO EN ER A CO., Clinrlcsteu, S. C. Aug 10,1880 ' 0 Sm NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that tho under signed, Administrator of tho Estatoof Wm. M. Spcannnn, deceased, will, on tho 18tb <lay of October next, apply to the Jiul^e of Probate for Andersou County, for a Final Scttlcmement and discbarge from said En lato. S. A. HUTCHISON. Administrator. Sept ll, 1880._10_ft_ NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. - Tho undersigned, Administrator of thc Estatoof Archili:.hi C. Cumpbell, dee'd, hereby gives notice that ho will apply to the Judge of Probate at Anderson C. H., on tho 15th day of October, 18S0, for a Final Settlement of said Estate, and a discharge from said administration. JOHN W. DANIELS, Adm'r. SepW), 1880 0 6 VALUABLE REA I, ESTATE FOB SALE. ONE HOUSE AM) LOT ?iii Main Strei t, now occupied by Joint lt. Cochran. Tilla House lias eight large rooms, piuzzos nml verandahs, willi ?ron balistruucs, double self-adjusting windows, lightning rod-, i- co vere? j willi tin, mid (mili willi cement nml lillie mortar, ll is lilt' handsomest und most substantial brick bouse in town, willi out buildings anti ?lower yard, containing ran; plants, ever greens, Av , enclosed with a wire ai?! lirick lei i ec. Also one oilier HOUSE AM) I,OT mi Main Street, in n ar ?if Market House, containing about one-third of on "fourth of an ?u ri'. Also ONE VACANT LOT on McDiiflie Street, lying between (ireeley llltttitiltu alni Julius i'oppe's, containing about one nen*. Also ONE TH A CT O F I * A N I ) hing mi Uciierostee Ore??k, containing near ihre- hundred [?WO] a< rc , bounded by hinds owneil by John VV. Daniels, J. C. Keys, Henry Crawford ai. I others, (formerly owne<l liv .1. i'. Keys i This place contains about one hundred acres of bottom land, remainder KOO I corn, cotton anil wheat lamil. five good tenant houses mi this pine?'. Also 300 ACHES OF LAM) lying West of Ooncral's road, in front of lin-resiliences of Mr. I). .1. Ilohannon, Mr. Willis Todd, Mr. James 15. Wilcox, ami Mr. .1. !.. Kant. A portion of this tract is situated within the corporate limits of the town of Anderson. Three tenant houses on this tract. A largo proportion of both tracts of land an- in cultivation. Persons desi rous of pur chasing should examine the lands whilst the crop is upon it. Mr. John lt. Cochran will show the houses, lots and hinds to any one who do sires to purchase, giving information as to prices, terms' of salo, ito. If (lie html is not sohl ?n a body, it will becut un into small tracts and sohl to thc highest bidder. F. S. HOIKS KKS. Kept 23, l**0 ll tl" TAX NOTICE. OFFICE OP COUNTY TitKAsunKii, Anderson,8. C., August 24, issu. NOTICE is hereby given thal this office will be re-opened for the collection of 'laxes for the fiscal year 1870, on thc FIF TKKNTII OF SF. PT KM HF. 11 next, and remain open until thc first of November next, in uceonlance with the Supply Hill passed hy (he Legislature of South Caro lina, an.I approved 20tli February, issn. For thc convenience of tax-payers I will visit the following named precincts at the times mentioned, to wit: Williamstou-Monday and Tuesday, 27th and 28th September. Wigginton's .Store-Wednesday. 20th Sep tember. < Hen n's Store-Thursilay, 80th Sept ember. Pierectown-Friday, 1st October. Pendleton Factory-Saturday. 2nd Octo ber. Pendleton-Tuesday, ?th October. Towiivillc, Wednesday, (iib October. W. T. Q."?w?> Steve-Thursday 7th Oo tober Wiiiiford's .Store-Friday, 8th October. Holland's Store -Tuesday, 12th October. Sh omni's Store-Wednesday and Thurs day, 13th and I Ith October. Cantwell Institute-Friday, l.lth October. Clinkscalcs' Mids, Saturday, IGth October. Honcn Path-Tuesday and Wednesday, 10th and 20th October. Pelton-Thursday and Friday, 21st mid 22nd October. Centreville Mills-Monday, 25th October. T. W. Martin's, (llroadawav)-Tuesday, 2fith October. Long's Shop-Wednesday, 27th October. All intermediate days during said time I will he in my office at Anderson Court House. Office hours fi o'clock n. Ul. until .1 o'clock p. m. while traveling. ItATK OF TAXUS. For State purposes. l? mills For County purposes.3 " For School purposes. 2 " Poll Tax.fll.00. RAILROAD TAX. Va relines Township. 74 mills Savannah. 71 " Dark Corner. 7? " Hall. 7j " Centreville. 7} " Pelton. 7 " Williamstou. 7 All persona between the ages of 21 auden years are liable to pay Poll Tax, unless ex empt by law. After tho 1st of November, 1880, a pen ally of 1"> per cent, will be added to all un paid taxes, besides the penalty of 5 per cent, on one-half of thu first instalment unpaid. Tax payers are requested tu read notice on bock of their rec eipts before leaving the office, as it may save them trouble and costs. WM. M etil: KIN', freasurer Anderson County. August ._*(!, 1SS0 7 0 Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OK ANDF.KSOK. In the (hurt of ( twiHioii Viens. A. S. Armstrong, Adtn'r, vs. Sarah J. Armstrong, Melzie V. Armstrong and M. M. Armstrong.- Complaint to Sell lentils fur ?mynient of Debts. 7i> VT virtue of a Decretal Order in the ?j above stilted case to nie directed hy his Honor Thomas Thomson presiding Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, bear ing date tho20th February, 1880, I will sell at Anderson C. H., S. C.", on BALED A Y IN OCTOUEH next, the following describ ed TRACT OK LAND, us thc real cstnte of Andrew Mitchell Armstrong, deceased, to wit : AH thai. Tract or parcel of Land, situuto partly in Abbeville and partly in Anderson counties, containing sixty-one (01) acres, more or loss, on Comer Creek, waters of Little Hiver, mid bounded by landa of M. B. Carwilo, J. X. Shirley and others. Terms of Sute- Cash.* Purchaser to pay extra for papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. Sept 9. 18.S0 0 4 TV T n cs f ^5 ^ R rs 1 r> 8TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY CF AKDEBSOX. In the Curt of Common Fleas. John llladon and others vs. Lizzie Rladon and others.- Cinnplaint for Partition. I S Y virtue of a Decretal Order to me di Jiiy ?v??tnl ?II iuu.uuove siatcd case hy lils Honor Thomas Thomson, presiding Judge of the 8th Judicial Circuit,-and bearing date the Ji'ith February, 1880, I will sell at An derson C. H., 8. ? .. on SA LED AY IN OCTOBER next, lae following descrilied property, as the Peal Estate of Mrs. Tabitha llladon', deceased, to wit : ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Town of Willlaniston, S. C., known ns tho Female Academy, containing two acres, mora or less, hounded by lands of John Allaway, and others. 7Vr>n5 of Sale-One-third cash, and tho remainder on a credit of twelvemonths, se cured bv bond and mortgage of the premises. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. SeptO, 1880 _ 0 _4_ Valuable Property for Sale. TWILL sell on FRIDAY, 15th day of -. OCTODKu next, at the lato ro.hieneo of Willis Allen, deceased, one TRACT OF LAND, known ns tho "Shoal Tract," con taining sixty-eight acres. On this Tract is one ot the best Shoals on Saluda Uiver, with a fall of 14 feet, nnd unrivalled shea for erecting buildings for machinery. This Shoal is just one-quarter milo from O. A C. H. lt. Terms made known on day of salo. J. D. ALLEN. Ex'r. April 8,18S0 39 lam-sept li), cw A t.w.?i co?|i<4t erina TOWMNACX, l?lilll>| Ckl|.fr. ?. A r.nr."?l W">*? 1 l.ri,l>llKll?l ?I ?il.. J.tK-'-rtrji U Vl'fia. int. T.????l?i?. lt. Mrril.tr, ?it.'. I. _"V I - ... -. j:-, I - A ?. -I t .-?.'*.. l.f-i ?^.J.- .< n.r ....,._ ....~-?.... li t. ,IM i - I'ntild Ur ?I cal -.'.<. vl.?r " ?. <w?t"> r?. #?!t.?f ire? i?r?r. Kitti HMMIM ni .a nir ilwr-BM ?^M. wu * *? - .it?iy ..w*. . .s.u. t??M.j? u Vt? ttZtttmtfSSi !- ?LTTtnt ?>-U? ?w? -Wy I ^rti?^?UiM.iwtU| ??it i iiTiTmon i .in i,!,^ ??MTWIWrWf?W.???- T ?~^??> ii AK THU (JINKISU SEASON is about to commence, it would be to tho Interest of all Who expect to carry on tho Dinning business to be careful in the selection of tho best machine, lt was our object when we started tho Chi business to sell thebcstOin made in the United States, ami we claim that we have succeeded. Our PRATT OIS ii equal to all, and far superior to many Oins now being offered for Hale. We never make a sale without a guarantee of perfect satisfaction, and cluim noth ing for tin: Oin thal we cannot fully substantiate. As we are engaged largely in Cotton Buying, us well as the General Merchandise busi ness, it is to our inter?s! that every Oinncr should use the best (Jin. We have bought tito past season about 1000 bales of Cotton w hieb was ginned on tho Pratt Oin, and in every instance it brought the highest prices. From the many certificates in our possession we aregratified with the results, and refer you to the following named gentlemen, who are now using the PRATT OIN, and abide their decision : - Col. J. Jameson, Col. C. S. Mallison, J. J. Owen, J. Baylis Smith, B. A. Davis, R. H. Anderson, Harrison Tucker. J. H. Pruiett, A. M. Neal, J. O. Bouillit, J. T. Ashley, C. 10. Harper, C E. Horton, J W. Ashley, S. M. Geer, oliver Holt, JJ. N. Clinkscales, Thos. Hutchison, Gantt & Co., J. A. Caines, Georgo Roof, J. A. McCurley, Mrs. Dr. W. L. Droyles, and many others. Julv 15, isso )McCULLV ? 1 TAYLOR, Algernon, S. C. _3"i Oi^OyOll^luVlTS . EXTRAOROQEXJA^YO QBBAT PRICES AT REDUCTION IN TOLLYS FURNITURE STORE! "pvURIXO the BUM MT I MONTHS I will sell for CASH at thc following remarkable \J low figures : Manie Bedsteads, Slats and Castors, complete, $2.60 and upwards. Walnut Bedsteads, <l feel 0 inches high. *7.50 and upwards. Cane Seat Chairs, per set, from $5.00 and upwards. Tuwclend and Drawer Washstands, from $1.3 iud upwards. Picture Frames and Chromos cheaper than anywhere else. Walnut Motto Frames, with Glass and Gilt lining at 30 cents. 8x10 Frames, same kind, 25 cents. 11x11, same kind, at .'Mi cents. The largest size of Pictures, 21x30, Walnut Frames, at $1.10. Smaller sizes, same frame, at $1.20. FINK CHILDREN CARBI AG ES at $7.50 and upwards. A large lot of Window Shades from H cents a piece and .upwards, and everything else in proportion. I have on hand ti very large stock of all kinds and description, ('onie and see me, as I will not be undersold by any house in the State. ?. F. TOLLY. Mav 1.1. 1SS0 l-l GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. DOOKS, SASH AND BLINDS. A.N IMMENSE stock on baud of our own manufacture, both WHITE and YELLOW PINE. Heller than any Western made Goods brought to this market. We uro constantly Manufacturing and can fill orders of odd sizes nt short no tice. RETAIL PRICE 35 PER CENT DISCOUNT From Chicago Price List. Special Prices to Contractors. LONGLEY '& llOBINSON, 38 DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 51 Gm July I, 1880 The PEOPLE'S" SEWING MACHINES. PEOPLE'S THE SEWING MACHINE IS light-running, bits simple tension, is large has has easily threaded shuttle, winds a bobbin without running tho works of the MACHINE ! and is so simple in its construction that it is easily understood ; the People's Machino is thc best for nil kinds of Family Sewing. Best in use. W13 WANT AGENTS Where our machines are not represented. Send for circular to tho PH J LA- SEWING MACHINE CO., July H, 18S0 S'ltilntlelpliiu, l'a. 52 ly F. W. WAGENER & CO., C IX A1?LKSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers, AND LIQUOR DEALETtS. AGENTS FOR Oriental Gun Powder, Fruits and Flowers Smoking Tobacco, Celebrated Reversible Cotton Tie, Wagener and Georgia Orango Fertilizers. Cay Samples of anything in our linc sent on application with pleasure. F. W. WAGEN ER. G. A. WAGEN ER. May EL 1880_ 44 _ly ' NOTICE. Aid. parties desiringjo'purchase th? ON LY GENUINE HALL ?IN, FEED EH and CONDEMNERS, manufactured by S. Z. HALL. Little Rock, Arkan sas, will please apply to Arnrnstrt, ISSO J. BAYLIS LEWIS, AudcrNon, S. C. THE BEST GOODS THE CHEAPEST. IF von want thc Best CONFECTIONERIES and good GROCERIES, call on CL M. STEIFEL, Masonic Building, Anderson. S. C. July 22, 1SS0 _ '1_ly 7, 7 MARBLE^YARD. . Inattotl Ot Hon*. Ilnrtin. Binn.: - ._ ?.?* ;-. a SAMUEL MURPHY, eil Itlo^irtiri'irr. I.Ivor Kegnlntor, and Lite " 9 nnd Ileana ItcMof lng Agent on earth. Anderson, S. C.? ^"ffi^?^V?^"^^ T\BAL?R.?nd Manufacturer of Mona ?ropcraUoM. JL/ mont*,j]tIoiiumcii(?l llcad> .ur.-,-lT.trwl!ft,??1tlr>rloUi.e?^?a?l?3in. , MtOIlCM, TOIMbH, VOSO*, EiC. A3 I ?i..'.. ^! ?rii^' ^iy ei ' f.'"uT-.!rV'^'.'iic^V'v'i- ani a practical workman, and do work my !t ?r, ? onlfl ?ndnuM ? ti:i.uiant,lIop Bitten rre self, I can alford to furnish anything in my ?...?IUAIIIO without IntoxUalinc. line cheaper Gian nnv ono else. Working " " '"?Twa?? i? V*SJn?Ti'? '. n on,y 11,0 bpst ?"?des of marble, I am able ,it ?ni i . rjn?rc ?jVit.lut if you on'? . ; to give better satisfaction to my customers, . a- r-tiricro ttio latter, at once, lt .' ? and guarantee all work that leaves mv shop. : . liii??,,, . M* only new deigns Call and Le mo . ? iv-?t.-:?rrn.rict >-..crir'i-ti'is ufa-i. nt my shop on Depot Street, and bc con ;ii!.L-t:..mtuu,r!iicr>niuir?. vi?oed of these facts, before purchasing . mh r,?I!or>iai?rr?I,riovnr.rtrn^C|<l.i,..-?iii elsewhere. .n'..'TpTajl?iiCrJpi.Snn4 Hep*,*'?ad Juno IV, 1880 40 ly ? i- ? .aor tn: uly tCou'.J DO without theta. ~ <;ct urunnthUdnr. tecfcVar Hf A Dllf I1 ViOh .1'.- f neon CVS? t< ino *wr.-te?t,Mfe?t unit bel lVlAliUljij lAiXJLF. /tit ( lill Iren. i-. i" -r r ?r? fer Bloom CIITUT<T nnd KMn?y, u x^fl^S^i^?a^'? A lJ, pern, wanting TOMBSTONES ., u J i.i . "i "n, t.: ti J J u.i J Dtruiici. X3L will do well to call on me, as I have i;.^t>ttun>ifr.CxRc-jiu??,N.T^ on band all grades of Marble, and work till . , ar-rr.^g^MSr^Tiiiiiii in ni 'iva t,,e ncw designs. 1 warrant my work Uv _. _. _v^^^-bw^^^v-"t???^^S5e*"5. give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times. MEDICAL CARD. 1 on) prepared to take caro of tho County _ travel and regular boarding at reasonable ?>T?. K.. A. REID rates at thc Benson House. Meals 25 cents. HAVI NO recently graduated in Modi- Lodging 25 cents. wiTITF cino nt ?ho Medical College of South w"Ko? tann UlUd. M. WHllfc. Carolina, offers lils professional services, to ?E?S?5t?5K_Jr!_ ibo people of Anderson and surrounding r ?rimnn t r vrM-nv^v* . e .,,,'.ry! s LUMBER t LUMBER t July 22, 1SF0 3 2m , . _ , -?- * LARGE lot of ginni Lumber is kept NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. X?L instantly on hand at ruy Lumber Tho undersigned, Administrator of Yard at tho Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,, thc R-tato of Elijah Alexander, dee'd, hero- j and orders for large or small lots of any by gives notice that be will apply to Gie kind desired will bc pnunptly filled at low1 Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on prices. Mr. Robert Mayfield is my agent thc 2UtM?y of Septemher, isso. fora Final for tho role of Lumber at Anderson, and 18ctU,erftcin of sahl Estntoimd discharge from will furnish any information desired to his ot:, ?a uilmlnistrator. persons wishing to make art order. JOHN il. MAXWELL, Adin'r. JOHN KAUFMAN. I AuglO.lSJ* G 5 Jan 30,1870 20 v ly \ REMKI>Y THAT IS A SURE and EFFEC 2 V mal nire for all diseases of lin- Mood, ?Skin, Scrofula, Cancer In il? wont form, White Swelling, Catarrh of the Womb and all Chronic. Bores, lld inalter how long standing, we guarantee a euro if our remedies are us'sl according to directions. Smith's Scrofula Syrup -AND STA Ll C URINE. Willi tin KC two Medicines combined, we bave <iiri-l I.beda of cases nf thc dur?rent diseases im ut lolled above. Smith's Scrofula Syrup Lt un internal remedy, one of the best blood purl* erb non- known lo the American people. STA It CU RI NE Is au external remedy ; by Lpplylng it on tho out lido and taking Smith's Scrofula Syrup, your case wilt bc easy to iure. If you will call on ur address us wc will lake pleasure in showing yon hundreds of certificates from partie* living in this State that you are well acquainted with, timi have been cured (uiiind ami well by usingSlar ('urine and Smith's Scrofula Syrup. If you are atUlctcd with any of the above mentioned diseases du not think your ease will get well without treatment. Do not de lay. The sooner you get lousing our two remo* dies, thc sooner you will be restored to health and haiipin ?a. Call ? i Daniel .V Marsh nt once, before It is too late, and get a bul I le of Smith's SeiofuIaSy rup and Star Curiae. Head the following certificate: Messrs. Daniel A Murali. 13 Kimball House, At ilinta : Gentlemen-This ls to certify that we have tried Smith's Scrofula Syrup in several old chronic cases of catarrh, cancer, b ie legs, etc, and wo cheerful ly recommend il to the public as thc best, safest and most reliable Hluod Purifier that can hu used for all diseases for M li ic li ii is recommended. UesjMX'tfully, R, HARTMAN A Co. All eouimiinlcallous should he addressed io DANIEL A MARSH, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturera, li! Kimball House, Atlanta, Cn. Tor -ale by Dr. T. A. Uildgcns, linnea Path,.S.e.. and Rogers A Cliukscalcs, Williutustoo, 8. C., and J. IL Williams, Central, ?. C. Aug 19, ISSU S Om_ New Advertisements. IA DI KS AND STORE-KEEPERS-You can gel t CIIOICEOOODScheap, hy writing on a postal for our Price List, which cnafilcs you lo order hy mall Ike best way. and seethe man;- kit ?ls of Mer chandise we keen foi sale at surprisingly low prices. Wo semi samples of Hamburgs, Laces, Ribbons, Fringes, Ac., If requested. Wc sell Wolesalcaud Re tail for Cash dowu. A ?KW combinai lon system enables us to quote ver. close prices. WK have 81, Si and Si packages of notions which cannot 1? bought for twice the money elsewhere, all Wanted in I I I ry family. Money returned if not satisfacto ry. IIOUUHTON A DUTTON, M Trenton ?t,Hostou,Maa _?iiUji?A.UJi il.*1?- rrsxxa ?-EW ?S-T*116??? El A. STIC TK?S9 Bwars*B*> .m ttti;lju ? i**1 "Hfertnr from al I olhcn, ^?NNnBntw li noibipi, with Btir-AdJuUsc aS-7T"^na Dalila ?oler, ajipul lt.Irio ?ll TBSTSENSIBLE ft/ ??11^'? of 0>. boOj, v,hll? tba rrv Vi Tniirn J I llminllitspprciirsbitlihj BB *C . nUOaJBr latMlia?sJeilas?p*?oawouia ^__A/ wllh the Viager, vvith lliht ^^??aaa^ prfscrrtbt lltroUU held cccc;;]y ?STtn 1 algal, and a r*dTc?l care c? *?la. till caty, doralia sod c&up. Scalby null. CtrcuUn fm. EGO LEST OH TRUSS CO., Chicago, LU. THE BONANZA FOR BOOK AGENTS is sell ing our splendidly illustrated book, LIFE OF GENERAL HANCOCK, by bis life-long friend, Hon. J. W. FORNFY, au author nf national fame. This work is ENDORSED by ( i KN. HANCOCK, party leaders, and press ; is low priced, immensely popular, and taking like wildfire everywhere. OlltiitS.SOc. Agentsare making easily 110 per day. For the best hooks, best terms, and full particulars, address quick, HUIUIAUU imtl.% Allanta.fiiv.r;;ln, ? Xi\a day made. Energetic local agents wanted Ol Win every city and town. Boys need not ap ply. Address \ brian IL Marshall, New Orleans. Kn. ar*i"?"7 A YEAR and expenses io agents. Out il / / /fit Vtc,>- Address P.O. VICKERY, Au * * gusta, Malue. _ _ _ TO ADVERTISERS-Send nuts, for our iou pago pamphlet, all about Newspaper Advertising. Ad dress tjKO. P. ROWELLA CO.. 10 Spruce SI. N*. Y. A valuable Discovery and New Doparturo In Mod fcal Srlonce, an entirely Now and positively effective ltemody for tho speedy and permanent Curo for tao deplorablodlscasn result In? i .-om Indiscreet practices or excesso? in youth or at an> time of life, by the only true way, viz: Direct Application acting by A!v BorpUon, and overling Its speclllo inlluoncoon tho Vesicles, Ducta, and Uland, thal aro unablo to (.sr lorm tholr natural fnnctloas while ^hls d?sono per vades the human organism. Tho uso of tho Pastil I o ts attended with no pain or Inconvenience, and Hr.r.z not lntorterowlth tho ordinary pursuits of life; lt Ul quickly dlssolvud and poon nli-urln <1, producing aa Immediate BOolhln? and restoratlvo eftect upon tho n-. troua organizations wrecked from vicious habit* or CXC09SO3, stopping ttio drain from tho ?valent, restor ing tho mind to health and sound memory, remov ing the Dimness or Sight. Con TUB I on or Idease /.vondon to Society, etc., etc.. tnd tho appoaranco ut prematuro old ago usually accompanying this trouble, and restoring tho vital forces, v. hero they bavo bonn dormant for jxars. Tbta modo of treat ment has stood tho test la v..ry reTore eas*?, and la now a pronounced snrcoss. Drupe aro too much pro acrllMKl In thia trouble, md, as many caa bear wlt nnss to, with but little lr anv permanent good. Them ls no nonsense about this Preparation, Traotleel ob rcrvatiotenahlusus to positively euor-.iilco that lt will Bl'oaaUaractlon. During tho t'.ttht yean that it nr.s "n in general nm,na havothonsandsnf testi monials as to 'ts value, and lt ls now eoncodod by tho M ed leal Pro -...sion to bo tho moat rational means yet discovered of roaching and carins this very prevalent trouble, that Is woll known to bo tho cauro of untold misery to so m-.nv. and npon whom quacks prey with their useless nostrums and big fe ce. The Remedy la nut up In neat botes, of three sires. Ko. 1. (enough, to last rt month,) S3; No. 2, (sufficient toefloct a per manent euro, unless In severe, cassa.) 85; No. 3. ttast'og over three montha, will restorethoao la tho ?vor <t corni it lon.? S7. Kent by mall, In plain ?Trappers. gid^Dl^linCTIONS for using will accompany (?euri for 8cnlcil Iirt?cri?itico >?auii>f?-X lef? gl rt tig .?.iiafoiiifraf MllUBlratlonnm anti 1'enHntotty, tehlch ?cf (I cour Jure H (fie mont skeptical Unit they ran be rc- m sf oreti to perfect health, and f ho vital fl forcett thoro'ly rc-cstiihltshcil saute? asifncccraffcctett. Holli OX Hi Y by " HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS. _r..arltctand 8th Sts. ST. LOUIS, Mo. IMPROVED PATENT LIVER F " ". ? Nrvrii GXTS H.-.m. CAN BK Marc ANV bTUKNOTii Dxsisr.o. TWICS AS l.ONC. Blsritot '"ti ri'.i:ut Srrjt.aj '.'.5 r;::.a. ChiIFs..DRrFCver. ^if^??* ? Live^ ^^^^^^^^^ 8?tk 4 N?tT0M ^^ff^^^g^^ Tl.es? Pods Cure all Pijeacrj py / 1-rrpUcn. No ? ?xS?? l^??.aens Medicines are taken .l?,,h2.8U)oi?h- T,!0 1 a,u arc *<"T| over tho I'll o'the Stomach, covering the li real Nerve Ccntr??, .e'^ii. K?5 ??."I?lnmach. A gentle Vegetablp fonwla 1?^^.l"toUwcIren^lon o 10.0 iiieod ard Kidneys to'licalthy nVtl?nV and a?rafff%ralag the Btomachtodlgcstford. Pnic? oy PADS tt AND ?2 SArn. 8OLD BT ALL Dncaoirara.or scntbr Moil o' Kxpresa. "^Manatsetared^at 88 & 41 NOBTU LOICRTT ST, WILHITB it WIT.HITE Agents, Antler iou, 8. C. _ 37-ly HT1 CZ) XJ* 1* ?3 3Q HORSE ANO CATTLE POWDERS " Win enr?a er prevent Disease. No rtOTtSK will die of COLIC, HOTS or LUHO Fa vxcir KoaU's Poailcrsaro card In time. Ponti'sPoTrrter? wlllnire find rrevrnt Ilofi Cfioutaa tonia's Powder? will provint GAITS IN low 1 a rouU's Pow.'.nra will lorre i e lh?q?anUty of nilli and cream twenty per coiiL, and make the butler finn ana sweet. Foatx's Powders will care or prevent almost RVEBT DISBASK to which Horte? aa l c,n:lo aro sui rt, WmTtty Po vprn? AHA OIVBSATIsrACTIO... Sold ovcryv'ie.-r. ?..-.Vin Y.. ?'OrjTE, rr?prletor. BAX.TIUOBB. ltd. ^i/il- ^JI?5!TF * WIL1IITE. Anderson, and M. W. COLEMAN A CO., SenecatMtr. Nov 13, 1879 18 ly / NOTICE OF FINAL sl?TTLI?MEST. Notice is hereby given that tho under siiuetl, Administrattir of tho Pcreoruil Estato of Mrs Barnb N. liny hie, deceased,-w'.'!, tn the 18th dny of October next, nnply. Cb tho Judge of Probato for Anderson Count?*, for n Finnl Settlement mid ilischargo from said Estate. WM. H. II AYN IE, " .... Administrator. Sept H. 18S0 10 fi NOTICE FINAL S?^LEMFT?T. The lindarslgneil hcrcbr gives notice that they will nmily to the Jtluffa?f Probato at A'.uereon C. Ii., ?. C.. on tho 0th dav ot OctolMJr next, for tx Finnl Settlement "mid discharge from tho l?tate of (icorge Seahuru JOHN W. DANIELS, Adm'r. Sept. 0, 1880. ^ " 0 f>