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TKIP 3LIOUTLY. Trio lightly over trouble, Trip lightly over wrong ; We only make grief double By dwelling on it long. Why clasp Woe's hand so ... Why sigh over blossoms dead Why cling to forms unsightly ? Why not seek joy instead f Trip lightly over sorrow, Though all tho days be dark, Tho sun may shine '.o-morrow And gayly sing the lark. Fair Hopo has not departed, Though roses may have Hod ; Then never be down-hearted, But look for Joy instead. Trip lightly over sadness, Stand not to rall at doom ; We've pearls to string of gladness On this side of tho tomb. Whilst stars are nightly shining, And heaven is overhead, Encourage not repining, But look for joy instead. "SWING YO? PABDNEB." (Jit yo' lardners, fust guutillion I Stomp yo' feet and raise 'cm high ; Tune is : "Oh ! dat watcrmilliou P.' tiwino to cat it bime-by. S'ltitoyo' pardoora I Scrape perllto'y: Don't bo bumpin' gin do rest. Balance all ! Now step out rigidly ; Alluz dauco yo' level bc3' ! Fo'ward four ! Whoop up niggers t Back agin ! Don't be so slow 1 Swing cornahs I Mind tho Aggers When I holler,; don yo' go. Top ladies cross ober I (IIo' on till I take a dram) ; Gemmen solo ! Yes l's sober Kaint tell how do tiddler? am. liando around I Hold up yu' faces 1 Don't be lookin' at yo' feet! Swing yo' pardners to yo' places ! Dat s do way-dat's ho ru to beat ! Bides fo'ward 1 When yo's ready Make a bow as low's yo' kin ! 8wl:.g across wid op'st Indy ! Now we'll let you swap agin. Ladies change ; ?het up dat tal lc in ' ! Do yo* talkin' arter while I Right nnd lor, don't want no walkin' ; Moko yo' steps and show yo' style. A Memorable Document. j Tho following is a copy ol tho most * memorable judicial sentence which has i ever been pronounced in the annals of i tho world-namely, that of death against I the Saviour with tho remarks which tho < journal Troii has collected, and the 1 knowledge of which must be interesting 1 to ovcry Christian. Until now wo aro i not awaro that it has ever appeared in I tho German papers. It is word for word 1 as follows: i Sentence nrouounced by Pontius r?late t intendant of tho Lower Province of Gal- f i loe, that Jesus of Nnrarcth ehnll eu (Ter death by the cross. t In the seventeenth year of the reign ol' r Emperor Tiberius, nnd on the twenty- r fourth day of tho month of March, in t tho holy elly of Jerusalem, tho pontifi- t cato of Aunaa Caiaphas t Pontius Pilate, the intcudent of tho e lower Galilee, sitting to judgement in tho i ?residential scat of Prrotor, sentenced i ecus of Nazareth to death on the cross, heftvee:: robbers - as thc nurr.srsus ans notorious testimonie.* of tho people j prove: j? 1. Jesus is a misleader. , 2. He bas excited tho pooplo to redi- [ tion. j 3. He is an enemy to tho laws. " 4. He calls himself falsely the King of n l8real. ? 5 He went into tho templo followed by t a multitude carrying pnlms in their r hands. j Ordors from tho first centurion, Quir- p rilus Cornelius to bring him to the place (j cf execution: Forbid all persons, rich or poor, to ? prevent tho execution of Jesus. a The witnesses who have signed tho ex- y ecution of JCBUB aro: n 1. .-i aniel Bobo ni, Pharisee. t 2. John Zorobehol. ? 3. Rapbeal Roban!. 4. Capet, . Jesus to be taken out of Jerusalem g through tho gates of Tournes. ? Tbissontence is engraved on a pinte f of brass, in tho Hebrew language, and t ou Its Bide are the following word:: "A , similar plato has been sent to each tribe." n lt.was discovered in the year 1820, in j the city of Aquilla, in the kingdom of c Naples, by a search made for the Roman n antiquities, and remained their until it was found by the commissioner of arts, " in the French army of Italy. Up to the ,] time of the campaign io Southern Italy j it was preserved in the oacrisity of j the Carthueans, near Naples where it ; waa kept in a box of ebony. Since then tho rollo has been kept in the chapel nt CaserU. The Carthusans obtained per? mission by their petition, that the piece ? might bo V nt by thom, which was an 1 acknowledgement of tho sacrifices which c they mado for the French army. The ) French translation waa made literally by j the members of arts. Denou had a fae ; simile of tho plate 'engraved, by Lord 1 Howell, on the sale of his cabinet for '; 2,890 francs. : There seems to bo no historical doubt J tu to tbe authority of thia,- Tho reasons ' of the sentence correspond exactly with I those in the gospel.- Translated from the i Zeitung. . j J JAY GOULD'S HAND.-iVcw York, Sen- \ tember 14.-Mr. Gould came down to the j street to-day with blood in his eye. He : . attended the Tarrytown celebration yes- j '* terday and kept away from Wall street, , and tb? street had a quiet timo of it. But to-day he made his power felt from the opening to the closo. ? Ho began operations ; on his own Union Pacific and hammered ! it down three cents, whilo tho rest of the ' btreet was getting ready fort business. , The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy folks helped him along by announcing th.'t unless some agreement is reached in negotiations pending with thc Wabash ' folks they will build a parallel road to Denver. It locks os though s bitter fight is es thc carpet, and Union Paclfio sold ' down to 86 in consequence. It was D4 a week ago. Chicago, Burlington and [ Quincy solddowo three pblnts lo 120. At thc ssTss t?w? mr. urania attacked ' Iron Mountain and he kept pondering at it all day long. When time was called at 3yclock Iron Mountain had declined six points from tho highest figures of the morning. It was said in explanation that Mr. Gould had been trying to get hold of tho Iron Mountain Road for Borne time, and that failing to get it by nego tiating he ia hammering down tho stock to buy enough of it cheap to control. Tho break of three points Sir Nashville'and Chattanooga is said to be in consequence of the rumor that advance sheet of the company's report show that it is earning li pei cent, per annum only. There was> general'heavy decline tho?ghout the en tire list and much excitement in the Ex? , chango. Thostory Is current in the street that Gould hos caught Keene long of otocks again and it pinching him. Gould end Keene hate one another as badly as two men can nnd Gould has moro than once eaid that he will send Keene back to Ban Francisco penniless, . - lt ls sale*, that Henry Hilton, of Now York, ha* gtVorf fflO.WG to the Domo craMo campaign fund. .. - , ^vj ? j -P, T. I >rnmnj riow KOVenty-oue .years old, LM entered Into a now circus pArinorehip of, Which tho nrtielcs aro dv.iv/n fof ninety-nine years. - Tho ' bugin essot tho New York "post offloo bp? Increased ao much dating tho ia?i month that-forty clerk? have Deon :>dded to Um force. Tho receipts h&vo increased Sl.OvO pfcr day since tba month n. Grant, 86.W>r Oojifcllnsr, Gen. Arthur and a fevr hf tho rriMnlncnt mom bera of. tho lie publieras of ? the ? National Contra) O?mm|tti??rO 'Cixpcot'fd to bo at Menior. the guests of. Gen. f. Spoiling Women's Names* Many, it* not a majority, of tho nnmcs of 800 or OOo girls from tho public schools examined for admission to tho Normal college, gives us the impression that they belong to mere household pets rather thsu to young women who aro approach ing maturity, and who are eogaged in se rious work. These girls apparently prefer the nicknames by which they aro known in tho family circle and to intimnto friends and therefore tako pains to adopt diem in their signatures. In so doing the public school girls aro not exceptional atnongotir young women, for it is quito tlie fashion nowndays for them to grow so enamored of their nurse ry appellations thnt they cling to them ns their fixed t rd proper names. They may even bo offended when they are addressed by their correct names, which they imag ine less pretty than these petditninuti ven ; and some grave, grown up women will put Hattie or Gussie, Mamie or Sallie on their cards as if they were in pinafore still. Tho fashion is American ; but our pa triotism cannot make us grow fond ol it. Tho nicknames which appear in so large a share of theso puhl'c school girl's 'sig natures would do very well for pets at a dog BIIOW. When they aro used to ex press the affectionate regard of nenr friend", and relatives, they also may be pretty and appropriate, but they look very silly in ft formal signature, and surely do not benefit the dignity of wo manhood. We fine, for iustauco among these 800 names, scores of Minnies or Mamies and only hero and there nMary, a much moro euphonious and dignified name. Jane is transformed usually into Jennie, Caroline into Carrie, Ellen into Ella, Elizabeth into Lizzie and Bessie, Katherine into Katie, Martha into Mattie, Margaret into Maggie, Anne and Antin into An nies, and Harriet into Hattie. Such ab surd mu?e ) aa these appear quito fre quently : (.'hattie, Lidie, Millie, Tillie. Kittie, Rosie, Nettie, Hibbie, Aggie and Margie. The great aim seems to bc to manufac ture a name which ends in ie, and in accomplishing it tho finest appellations for women wo have, names renowned in poetry or history, nod of a sweet and melodious sound arc chopped up into childish diminutive*. They convey an ?den of pellines*, and do not belong to rirla of dignity and character-girls like these who are going to tho Normal ?ollege, so many of whom will have their iving to carn. And yet these girls think t is pretty to be known by such pot names, ind so discard, as ugly and old-fashioned, tho names by which they aro christened. rVhat would they think to seo n college egiBter which gnvo tho young men's mme as Jimmie, Hillie, Dobbie, Charlie, Jammie and Dickie? This fashion is extending among wo? nen, and girls nro even named with nick mmes only, ns if they were alwsys to be lothing more th au nursery pels. And yet his is a period when women aro con eudiug for higher consideration as rn ional ueingB and when thc rango of their tccupatlons mit nile of tho domestic circlo a"c')ii?tnntly widening and growing in niportnnce.-Neto Vori Sun. A NEW SORT OF Pud..-Old John dorris, n Little Rock Ark., negro, hit ipon tho idea of Tanner anti-bilious nils,compounded, he declared, according o a recipe obtained as of tho great faster, ie sold some to a woman, who died soon (ter taking them. John was arrested nd taken to court, where the following liuloguo took place : W hore did you get he medicine you gave the woman ?'* "I r.sdo hit from d'reclions sent ter mo by )r. Tanner." "What aro its component arts?" "Hit's mado outon root? from b groun' and leaves fruin do trees. Does cr wanter to buy a bottle, Jedge ?" "No, ir, I don't. The charge against you is a orious ono. What mado your medicine :ill tho woman?" "Why} Jedge. do medicine didn't kill tho 'oman," "What :illed her?" "Why, Jedge, de 'oman, lied of de surprise. Yer see sha had leen takln' oberything in the medical narket an' bit didn't do her no good. Ibo didn't hnb much confidence in my ncdicinc, nnd when she tuck hit an' ound that hit wont right ter tcarin' nt he corners ob do biliousness, hit sur mised do 'oman to death. Yer can't bolo , man for 8urpr<8?n' anybody ter death. 2f I come ana toils you a good piece ob lews, an' you fall dead, de law can't hold ne 'sponsible. An' 'cordie' ter der same ?tronomy, if I gins a woman a doso ob ncdicinc and hit surprise' her ter death, e law can't put da clamps on me." The ustice is considering the points ot "ohn's argument, but John is still in ail. PINDAR GUI/TOBE.-Col. Paul E. Ham iiond, rf Beech Island, bas written ar ntore::*.*og article in the August rcnorl f tho Commissioner of Agriculture oe lie subject of pindar culture. He sayi bat on' a Sold of lovel, gray and ratbei hin pine land, corn was planted in sis bet rows and in the "middlo row," in toad of the usual pea crop, were pindars rho corn was about as good os land oil iring 12 ts ll bushels tb tho acre am md evidently not been injured bv th lindara, whiioihepindars wero excellent Io estimates the yield of pindara at 2 lusbels to tho aero, worth over $30 nm ho vines at $3, while tho total corn am odder crop would scarcely sell for $i Io thinks that inasmuch n's the proc?s or gathering pindars aro tedious and es ensivo, ano tho market demand limite nd uncertain, it is more profitable t ced them off the ground to hogs, pei titting the hogs to gather them. Twer i-fiveliushels ot" pindars, ho says, wit o ?id or a-ve ry liuio corn, will fattc ve hogs aud mako 200 pounds of pork forth 912, the exponsc of making an arvesting being ouly tho cost of tito seer lauting and ono chopping out, and i bo lieus are kopt out in wet weathc bc lani; w'sR bo improved. Wo migb dd thal expenso of hauling tho por orne from town would bo saved also. H Iso suggests a plan for planting corn an olion on thc same field in ono yea nd he says* that tho fatal error in pr? ions attempts to do so has been in n< yylji .if- ? p?uivicuuy wi lunuiirx. - lit sad caso of suicido by star vat io omeo from nenr McDonougb, Ga. Tuc ackson, a man thirty-five years of ag onceived tho idea that ho bad committc m unpardonable sin, and one momio it breakfast announced tc bis wi: irid his father's family that ho woul lever cat another meal. They took bi Utie notice of his rash remark until t continued to'rcfuRefoodof any chnractc dthongh persistently persuaded by tl amity and nil others of his old friem vho visited him. Tho fact of his faatit ros reported to - all tho neighbors, ar hey came to see'him in large numbe ivory day. At times he would mnnife i great dislike to all the person? wi ?me into his room, and at other times 1 vould show a fondness for some one wi night bea stranger, am*, would absolute squire them to remain with him one .wo days at a time. Ho repulsed ? ifforte to forco food down .him. ., Grad illy ho dwindled away and became mo fomented in mind, until finally his bo< v?a completely emaciated;3 and- ott tl tevente?nth nay. he died. Ho said J he time during^ the fast that he hi ?ommittcd-A great and unpardonat do, and that he was trying to alono f - "Absolute acquiescent in the < lisions of the majority is the vital pri cl plo,-??f republics from which there is appe?' but to force. Should we warn from these nrlnciplss in moments of er or alarm, lot, us hasten tc, retrace t steps and to regain the road which ah leads to peace, liberty and safely Thotixat Jejfaton. lssiBSiinfini?l*^iirjH[irsKLv_' . A DEAD SHOWMAN.-Jim Robinson, son of John, scarcely less known than the great showman himself, passed through thc city .Sun Jay on his way to his home in Cincinnati, in what was suppose to bo a dying condition. His health hus been bad for some time, and ho bas been trav* eling with tho advance guard in the bone of inproving it, but recently became so ill that his life was despaired of nod it was determined lo send ulm homo to die. Whirr the circus people arrived in the city yesterday evening, a telegram was received announcing thc death of Mr. Robinson, ut 5 o'clock. He was the second of thc three sons of tho elder Robinson and a part owner of the show, his father having presented it to bim and tbe two elder brother*. Thu brothers all left tho eily Inst night for Cincinnati to to attend tho funeral. In the meantime the show is under tho management of j Mr. Lowlo.- Charlotte Observer, (Septem ber 2Kth * Tm; PRESERVATION Of Wool?.-The method of preserving wood by the appli cation of lime, as pursued by M.Svostal, in puhlishod in thc 1'rench journals. He piles the plank in a tank, and puts over nil n layer of quick lime, which is 'grad ually slaked with wutcr. Timber for mine? requires about a week to be thor oughly impregnated, and other wood more or less time according to its thick ness. Tho material acquires u remark able degree of hardiness on being sub jected to Ibis proc?s*, mid, it is alleged, will never rot. Beechwood has been prepared in this wny for hammers and other tools, for iron works, and is said to becomo as hard ns oak without parting with any of its elasticity or toughness, and to last much longer than when not thus prepared. - A writer in tile Journal of Science remarks that noise isa contributor to the tear mid wear of modern city life to a very grave degree, and wonders why, wliilo a steady war is waged against many other anti-sunitarian agencies, no really serious and persistent attempt has been made for the abolition of superflu ous sounds. No complete and satisfac tory account has yet been given regard ing the cause of injurious effect of sound in excess upon tho nervous system. Nervous irritability and cerebral disease appear to keep paco with tho multiplica tion of sounds, especially among thinkers. Ho proposes, therefore, ns a palliative, the nhsoluto prohibition of street music and of church bell ringing, and the pre vention of such sounds as proceed from dogs which bark persistently, and from harmoniums, orgnns and wind instru ments in general, except in houses which are detached. SET HACK 42 YEARS.-"I was trou bled for mony years with Kidney Com plaint, Gravel, ?fcc. ; my blood became thin ; I was dull and inactive ; could hardly crawl about ; was an old worn out man nil over; could get nothing to help mo, until I got Hop Bitters, and now I am n boy again. My blood and kidneys are nil right, and I am ns active as a man of 30, although I am 72, and I have no doubt it will (io as well for others of my age. It is worth a trial.-(Father.) Sunday Mercury. - A tablespoonful of black pepper Eut into tho first water in which gray and utr linens oro washed, will keep them from spotting. Thcro is no objection to it, and it softens tho water like soda. - Til o New York Herald snys: "Tho ipi rit In which thc Republicans nro urg ing tho cativas? is causing a grout many }f their voter;) to con fd il er whether ft would not bo best for tho party which Ih?y lo YO that lt should havo a period of idvorMty, to give its leaders tltno to con? rider their ways." ADGER COLLEGE, WALHALLA, S. C. THE next Collegiate Year will begin the last Thursday of September, (30th.) It is important that students bo present the tlrst day. Apply for Catalogue to JOHN lt. RILEY, Sept 0, 1880 Chairman Eacnlty. 0 lm EXECUTOR'S SALE. THE undersigned, Executors of tho es tate of A. B. Holland, will sell ut his late residence, on Saturday, tilth ot' Novem ber, 18S0, the following personal property jf the suid deceased : Two mules, onatwo liorso wagon, one cow and calf, ono set of tdiicksmhh tools, and other property Terms of salo cash. OEENLEE ELLISON. Ex'r. MALUS PA HOLLAND, Ex'x. Sent 30, 1840 12 2 New Advertisements. TUE OLD RIP Long Gat Smoking Tobacco It mild, tnoUt, fragrant .ind ?weet- Smokes cool, ?nd GOES TWicB AB pin u granulated tobacco. ALLEN A G INTER, Manufacturera, _RicuMosn. Virginia. TO ADVERTISERS, GEO. T. ROWELL A CO'S SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS. An advertiser waka ipauii upirardt oj 85,000 a year, omi ?ho itt**Med AUJOOA??JO cf U la rit? Lil!, urUet : *<Hier kitti Lotti IAa tali r=J bitter tatt year THAN ALL THE OTU EH ADVERTISING I DID." IT IS NOT A CO-OPLBATIVE LIST. IT IS NOT A CHEAP LIST. IT IS AN HONEST LIST. Tito catalogua ?talc* exactly ?bat thc papen arc. When the name of a leaper 1* printed in FULL FACE TYPE il ia ID e-ory Instance thc BEST. When printed in CAPITALS lt la thc ONLY paper lu tho place. The lid gives thc population of erory tonn and the circulation of every paper. Tho ratea charged for advertising arc barely .nc., fifth tito publishers' schedule. Thc prion for singlo M.iii i ranges from 82 to (SO. Tho price for one inch one month in tho entlro list lsf?23. The reg ular rates of tba papers for the taino space and timo aro 82,0*0.1i. Tho Hst includes 032 nuws papevj, of which 187 tro Issued DAILY and "03 WEEKLY. They aro located In 788 different cities .nd towns, of Which SS aro Stale Capitals, 863 places of over P.QOO population, and 403 County Scats. For copy of List and other Information address GEO. P. HOWELL A CO., 10 8prueo8t., N. Y. Mk U2TW?L\. Weekly News / HB. wm ba sent, pott paid. ' |Sn from ?tat* to Jan. lit ?SHH saSS BBB next, for 10 cent*. Tale E^BSBl HR n9B ?R VraUcrlpuon. Wut Ban ssssptj saBsssa*. ?mi?? m AX? IA ?BS9H BJH come? acquainted" -uta M the cheapest metro? HI pol I Un weekly ta tho ?Hf DA . Independent la ?sa politics, all tao newt, atSssl BBB correct tn ?rx et report*. BWBS six completed -torlea BgS EBB Z^^^^^^!**^^^ t"*^x?^SO&, >td5?a*4 BUMlu, oxZs^aJ gJJT"^?El TRUSS ^Siw^tfBW L^^iSeaSSltta > TJV)R Nervous Disorder*, Diseases or Ul og from f Impars blood, try Boyft Miniature OVrwsrf BaUery. Worn on cheal. A radleal cara for Rhea? mallim. Bannt? 60e. Particular* for stamp _PERRY MASON. CA J) ta, Ohio. (t?TTfl A YEAR and expenso* to agents. Oat* T. tl /flt Fri*. Addrea* P. O. "V lOxBBT,' Att ? s>a?tai Mslno. . - $1 and' Bp^"\Cao?FOR^^<^?i50C I * ma*. Dosion, Mow. TIMES ARE BOOMING AND WK ARE DETERMINED TO KEEP UP WITH ITS REQUIREMENTS. OUlt SENIOR has just returnee, from thc Northern Market?, '.There ho has se lected the largest and most d?sirable ?Stock of Goods that wo have ever bad in Store, consisting of Dry GoodM, Grooorlo*. UootM, HhooN, llatw, Oap?, Hai'dwui'o, ISotloiiM, Oa*oclcuB*3'? li"U<?., Which we are ready to sell at tho lowest prices for CASU or COTTON. A Iorgo lot of BAGGING and TIES on hand. Don't fail to give us a chance when you have anything lo soil or wUh to buy. BARR & OOo, NO. IO GRANITE KOW, AN DICKSON, H. C. Sept 2, 1880 8 NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES ! Wo ure receiving' a Full Stock of DHY 0001)8, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, CASSIMERES, JEANS, KIRSEYS, NOTIONS, &c. Also, FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds, Hardware, Crockery, Roots and Shoes, Hats, And EVERYTHING usually kept in a first-clasa Retail Storo. We desire to thank our customers for their patronage in thc past, and invito them to call on us boforo buying. We intend to sell our Goods at Hie vciv LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Sept 2, 1880 LIGON & HILL. 8 Um 1000 BUSHELS, 1000 BUSHELS. One Thousand Bushels of Pure Unmixed RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS, KO lt SALK BY REED, MOORHEAD cc CO., No. 7 Granite Row. Wo also keep a Full Line of Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, WHICH we oflcr lo thc public at Hie LOWEST CASH PRICES. Give us a call before purchasing. KEE?, MOORHEAD & CO. No. 7 Granite Row, Anderson, S. 0. July 2?), 1880 3 np* rf) a ji e IE AGUIE lil FM M Bf IDS PEBPECT BALL SEWING THREAT) COLUMBUS, GEORffiA* PREPARED BT A PROCESS USED IJf JVO OTHER MILL. ?0 Balla to Pound, I lb. Packaged. 20 Balls to Pound, 2 lb. Paper Boxes. _Packed In Cases of 20, 30, 50,100 or 500 Pounds each. VMform Price* Invariable mscovMs* t^Sold. toy fill Tebtoers.-? ASK FOB "EAGLE & PHENIX." USE NO OTHER LOOK OUT FOR YOUR INTEREST AND CALL &ND oEE W. -A.. G??-A.nvXJL15r, Who wril SeJI Goods at Astonishingly Low Prices from Now On. LARGE and NEW STOCK will arrive in a few days. So what I havo on hand I will sell LOW. A A sample lot of Gents' Fine ZEAGLER SHOES just nrrived, all styles, to be closed out very low. Gents*, call and get bargains. Also, a large lot of JAVA CANVAS, all colo.-s. Remember the place. August 20. 1880 W. A. CHAPMAN, Waverly House Building. V?LUIBU RE&L ESTATE FOR SALE. THE.undersigned. Executors of the Es tate of Judge J. P. ??cod, deceased, offer for sale the following described Lauds : ONE TRACT, Two miles south of Anderson, containing 1?S Acres. ONE TRACT, 8lx miles northwest of Anderson, contain ing 145 Acres. ONE TWO ACRE LOT, In thc town of Wllllamaton, S. C., adjoin ing lands G. W. Anderson and J. C. Boozer. A beautiful building site. For information as to terms, etc.. apply to thc undersigned. B. FRANK MAULDIN, Ex'r, C. A. HEED, Ex'r, Mn*. T. C. REED, Ex'x. Wept 23, 1880_ll_3_ STATE OF 80UTU CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. By W. W. Humphreys, Judge of IVobate. rHERBAS. Mrs. Elisabeth Felton has , - app'.i^? io mo to grant ber Letters of Administration de bonis noit with the Will annexed on tho Estate of Amariah Felton, deceased. Thcso arc therefore lo cito and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the sold Amariah Felton, deceased, that they be and appear before mo in thc Court of Probato, io DO hold nt Anderson O. II. cn Saturday, 16th day of October 1880. after publication hereof, to show canso, If eny they have, why the suid Axtminls* t ration should not be granted. Given un der my band this 27th doy of September, 1880. W. W. HUMPHREYS, J. P. Sept 30,1880 12 _ NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. . The -undersigned, Executor of tho Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Reid, dee'd, here by alvea notice that ho will apply to tko Judge of Probate fur Anderson County, on tho 3rd day of November, 1880, for a Final Settlement of said Estate und discharge from KM office as Executor. J. HARVEY LITTLE, Executor. Sept 30,1880 li 0" NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. . Tho undersigned, Administrator of Ute Estate of Archibald O. Campbell, decM. hereby gives notice that ho will apply to the Judgo of Probat? at Anderson C. IL, on tho loth day of October, 1880, for a Final Settlement of said Estate, and ix discharge from said administration. JOHN W. DANIELA, Adm'r. Sept0,fl800 0 A PKBBT, ?IOURTOI? CODJITY, OA. Wo h?T? known "Swift's Syphilitic Specific" tested lu hundreds of obsUnato casca of Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism,Scrofula, otc. It made tho most perfect and permanent cures In every cate. Huon W DKS.NAUD, KU WAKBKIC, SAM D. KII.LKM, J. W .WWBHKLY, Judgo Co. Court, J. C. OILDBRT, Drug"t, J. L. WABRKN, of J. W. .'IAN:;, J. W. Lathrop A Co., County Treasurer. KiYsr.nah, Ca. Wu. I>. I-'iKnci:, Sheriff*. Kn. JACKSON, C. C. DUNCAS, -Dcp'tcrkSup'rCt. DAT A (JORDON. Wu. BRLMBON. Wo are acquw'iUed TI?? ino gentlemen whoas signatures apnenr to the aboro certificate. They aro citizens ot said county, of tho highest rcsDcc tauiiiiy ana character. A. ?J. GILES. Ordinary Houston Co., (la. D. II. CULLER, Clerk Superior Court, Houston county. Ga. lam personally acquainted with tho proprietors, and many of tho gentlemen whoso signatures ap pear to ?lie foregoing- certificates. The/ aromen of high character aud standing. A. II. COLQUITT. Gover ncr of Georgia, THK SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprlotors, . lanin, Ga. So ; by Simpson. Reid A Co. and Wllhllo A W?hlte, Anderson, 8. C. Call for . copy of"Vonag Me?'? Frleud. "Old Crow^ Whiskey. MR. JOHN O'DONNELL. HAS been granted tho sole right lo sell tho above brand of Whiskey in tho Town of Anderson. IT IS THE UEST WHISKEY MADE. F. W. WAG EN ER & CO., Aug 19, 1880 VI I Ul 1U01U1I, O. V 6 8m Valufcule PropeTty for Sale. IWILL sell on FRIDAY, 151h day of . OOTOliER next, at tho lato residence of Willis Allen, decease?!, ono TRACT OF LAND, known as tho "Shoal Tract," con raining sixty-eight acres. On this Tract is one ot tho best Shoah on Saluda River, with a fall of 14 feet and unrivalled sites fr* erecting buildings for niacliincry. This Shoal Isjustono-quortcr milo from O. &C R, IL Terms made known on day of sale. J. D. ALLEN, Ex'r. AprH8,1880 30 _ lam-rcpt 15, cw NOTXOB 08 FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice ls hereby given ?nvl tho under signed, Administrator of Ibo Estate of Wm. M. 8pcarman, deceased, will, on' the 18lh , dny of October next, npply to tho Judgo of PTobate for Anderson Comity, fiw a Final Seltlcmemcnt and discharge from said Es tate. ' 8. A. HUTCHISON, . : Administrator. ! Sept 14,1830. 10 5 DANIEL PRATTsCIN CO. COTTON GIN, FEEDER !& CONDENSER. AH THU GINNING SEASON is about to commence, it would bc to tho interest of all who ex petri to carry on the Ginning bu-.i icss to he careful in the selection of tho best machine. It was our object when wc started tho Gin business;to sell the best Giu mude in tba United States, and we claim that we have succeeded. Our PRATT GIN i- equal to all, and fur superior to many (Jins now being offered for nale. We never make u ?ale a ithout u guurontee of perfect satisfaction, and claim noth ing for the Gin that we cannot fully substantiate. As we are engaged largely in Cotton Buying, as well as the Genera' Merchandise busi ness, it is to our interest that every Ginncr should usc the best Gin. Wc have bought tho past season about 4000 bales of Cotton which was ginned on the Trait Gin, and in every insta icc it brought the highest prices. From the many certificates in our possession wc aro grut i fled with tho results, and refer you to the fo .owing named gentlemen, who are now using thc PRATT GIN, and abide their decision : Col. J. Jameson, Co!. C. S. Mallison, J. J. Owen, J. Baylis Smith, B. A. Davis, R. H. Anderson, Harrison Tucker, J. Ii. Pruictt, A. M. Neal, J. (J. Douthit, J. T. Ashley, . C. E. Harper, C. E. Horton, J \V. Ashley, H. M. Geer, Oliver Holt, JJ. N. Clinksculcs, Thos. Hutchison, (?amt <fc Co.. J. A. Gaines, George Roof, J. A. McCarley, Mrs. Ur. W. L. Broyles, and many others. McCULLY & TAYLOR, Anderson, S. O. July 15, 1HH0 1 _3m_ B.AJE^GhA.i:iSrS ! PRICES AT REDUCTION IN TOLLY'S FURNITURE STORE ! DURING thc SUMMER MONTHS I will sell for CASH nt the following remarkable low figures : Manie Bedsteads, Slats und Castors, complete, $2.50 and upwards. Walnut Bedsteads, G foot 0 inches high, $7.50 and upwards, ('ano Seat Chairs, per set, from $5.00 and upwards. Towelend and Drawer Washstands, from $1.36 ?nd upwards. IMcturc Fromes and Chromos cheaper tbun anywhere else. Walnut Motto Frames, with Glass and Gilt lining nt 30 cents. 8x10 Frames, same kind, 25 cents. 11x14, sumo kind, ut 30 cents. The largest size of Pictures, 24x30, Walnut frame*, nt $1.40. Smaller sizes, same frame, nt $1.20. FINE CHILDREN CARRIAGES nt $7.50 and upwurds. A large lot of Window Shades from 8 ccnta a piece and .upwards, and everything eke in proportion, I have on hand a very large stock of nil kinds und description. Come and see me. us I will not be undersold hy any house in the State. Cl. F. TOLLY. May 13, 18S0 44 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Cf A <3T_T" CJiAlOlA UT TXTTaCj JLJ'JL.JL-l.^ JLSKJo ?N IMMENSE stock on hand of our own manufacture, both WHITE and YELLOW PINE. Better than any Western made Goods brought to this market. Weare constantly Manufacturing andjean nil ordere'of odd sizes at short no tice. RETAIL PRICE 35 FER GENT DISCOUNT From Chicago Price List. Special Prices to Contractors. July 1, 1880 LONGLEY & KOBINSON, 88 DECATUR STREET.:ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 51 Gm a The Liglit TviAiming PEOPLE'S" SEWING MACHINES. PEOPLE'S " THE SEWING MACHINE 18 light-running, hus simple tension, is large, hos has easily threaded shuttle, winds n bobbin without running tho works of tho MACHINE ! and is so simple in its construction that it is easily understood ; tho People's Machino is tho best for all kinds of Family Sewing. Best in use. WE WANT AGENTS Where our machines are not represented. Send for circular to tho PHILA. SEWING MACHINE CO., July 8, 1880 Philadelphia, Pa. 52 ly F. W. WAGENER & CO., CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA, Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers, AND LIQUOR DEALERS. ? : ," " , AGENTS FOR Oriental Gun Powder, Fruits and Flowers Smoking Tobacco, Celebrated Reversible Cotton Tie, Wagoner and Georgia Gritngo Fertilizers. Samples of anything in our line sent on application with pleasure. F. W. WAGENER. G. A. WAGENER. May 1?, 1880_44_ly NOTICE." ALL lurticsdesiringtoIpurchasotheONIiY GENUINE HALL OIN, FEED ER and CONDENSERS, manufactured by S. Z. HALL. Littlo Rock, Arkan sas, will please apply to JL BAYLIS LEWIS, Anderson, S. O. August 5. 1880 _ 4_ " 2m .-!-:-- ~ . . - _t THE BEST GOODS THE CHEAPEST. IF you want tho Best CONFECTIONERIES and good GROCERIES, call on O.IH. STEIFEL, Masonic Building, Anderson. 8. O. July 22. 18S0 2 _ ly STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTT. f?y W. W. Humphrey*, Judge of Probate. Whereas, Dr. W. K. Slurp hos applied to mo to grant him letters of Administra tion on tho Personal Estate and effects of Mrs. R. E. Taylor, deceased. These are therefore to cito and admonish nil and singular tho kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. R. E. Taylor, deceased, that they bo and appear before ino in tho Court of Probate, to ho held at Anderson C. H. on Friday, thc 15th day October, 1880, ufrer publication hereof, to show cause, if any they bnvo, why tho said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 27th day of .September, 1880. W. W. HUMPHREYS, J. P. 8ept. 30, 1880 12 2? i. !.. ORD. (I. O. WELT?. t. S. AIM:.'.'. ORR. WELLS & ALLEN, ATTORNEYS AHU COUNSELLORS AT LAW, s Anderson, S. C. WILL practice in nil" thc Courts of this State and United Stator Courts. Spe cial attention given to collections. Anglist 6,1830 . 4 3m BLACKSMITHING ? THE BLACKSMITH SHOP of David Whit? Ls again open, nnd prepared to But up work in the best man nan flor?is hoeing ft speciality. Work. done promptly. Give us a cali. Mr. E. G. Evans, a nrst-cla** machinist, can always bo found at our shop, ready to repair Engines, or any kind of machinery. JD. WHITE & CO. August 20,1350 7 3m MARBLE^ YARD. SAMUEL MURPHY, Anderson, S. G., DEALER anjl Manufactarcrof fTIonu? monta. Monumental Head stones, Tombs, Vases, Etc. As I nm a practical workman, and do work my self, I can afford to furnish anything in my linc cheaper than nnv ono else. Working only the best grades of marble, I am ablo to give better satisfaction to my customers, and guarantee nil work that leaves my shop. I work only now designs. Call and seo me at my shop on Depot Street, and bo con vinced of theco facts, before purchasing elsewhere. Jtine 17, 1860 46 ly MARBLE YARD. A LL persons wanting TOMBSTONES XX. will do well to call on me, as I have on hand all grades of Marble, and work all tho new designs. I warrant my work to give satisfaction. Prices to suit tho times. I am prepared to take caro of tho County travel ann regular boarding at reasonable rates nt tho Benson House. Meals 23 cents. Lodging 25 cents. Feb 20,1880 WHITE. LUMBER! LUMBER! A LARGE lot of good Lumber ut kept XX. constantly on hand at my Lumber Yard at tho Blue Ridge Depot In Anderson, and orders for largo or small lots of any kind desired will be promptly filled at low prices. Mr.-Robert Mayfield is my ?gent for the ?tie of Lumber at Anderson, and will furnish any information desired to larsons wishing to make on order. T JOHN KAUFMAN. Jan 30,1870 20 ly ITOUTsT? ! AREMFDY THAT 18 A BUKE and EFFEC tual cure for all diseases of the Blood, Skin, Scrofula, Cancer In Its worst form, WhileSwelling, Catarrh of the Won.h and all Chronic Bores, no matter how long standing, wo gunian toe a euro If our remedies are used according to direction?. ! Smith's Scrofula Syrup -AND STAR CUR?NE. With these two Medicines combined, wo havo cured hundreds of cased of the different dlscasea mentioned above. Smith's Scrofulii Syrup Li nu internal remedy, one of the best blood purl ers uow known to the American people. STAR CU RI NE Is au external remedy ; hy r.nplying it on tho out pille and taking Smith's Scrofula Syrup, your ease will be easy to cure. If rou will call on or address us wo will lake pleasure in idiowing you hundreds of certificate* from parties living lu Ibis State thai you nre well aeoualuted with, that hare been cured sound and well by using Star (mine and 8mlth'e Scrofula .Syrup. If y..u aro alUIcted with any cf the abort! mentioned diseases do not think your case will get well without treatment. l?o not do lay. Tlie sooner you get to using our two reme dies, thc sooner you will be restored to health and happiness. Call on Panie! A Marsh at once, before It is too late, at) ri get a bottle of Smith's Scrofula Syrup sud Star Curluo. Head the follow!ug certificate: Messrs. Daniel A Marsh, i3 Kimball House, At lanta : Gentlemen-This Is to certify that wc have trle<l Smith's Scrofula Syrup In several old chronic cases of catarrh, cancer, soie legs, etc., ?ind we cheerful ly recommend ft to tho nubile as tho best, safest and most reliable itlo.nl Purifier that can bo used for all diseases for which lt is recommended. Respectfully, R. HARTMAN & Co. All communications should be addressed to DANIEL A MARSH, Sole Proprietors and Mauufacturcrs, 13 Kimball House, Atlanta, (ia. For salo by Dr. T. A. Hudcens, Honea Path,B.C., and Rogers A Clinkscales, Williamston, S. C., an4 J. R. Williams, Central, S. C. Aug 19, 1880 6_Cm PUOVEBB??^S^ PROVERBS. "For st??kTnK Snells, I . ISM will ho rttl? fits, dinnie .s, palpita- S foi-ft ORSO that Mop tlon ond low V;.?rlts, i hilf'?? ?Ul not eura relyvjn Hop Bitters." j or?eJpV* 'Rend of, prornro 2 "nop Bitters tatTiis and uso lion v.u. rs, up, strengthens andi and you wi.I tm urong ? cures continually; hcalUiy aud happy." Bf rom tho fln?t dose." .Tadle?, do yon 1 "KMinf and TJrl~ vnnt to DO stron?, ? :mr/1 ..uiplnlnisof alli bee.nhyandhcnurIfiiLr iLinds permanently' Then uno Hop Hitters, tl cured by Bop Hitlers.. "TM prestes t ap- G Hop Coron CITE IS ? P<.:..:-r, s to linc li, ! tho sweetest, safest, loil nnd liver re?u- 9audheBt.AsUchr.dren. y lalor-Hop limers." ! _ _ . ' r ; Tho Bo? PAD for "Clonrvnen Law. : ptotiwcn, Liver and ' fra and lidies need ! t?? ?li..?Ulcrfc AkK Hop Witera dally." I Druggists. "_ . ; D.I.C.lsnn absoluto . ' Hop Hitters has re- nr.d lr cslstablo cure ? Stored to sobriety nnd ? for drunkenness, ose . ho.-.ltn. p"rfer.'. wrecks ? of ono,,,,, t o'iacco and fruin iulumpurance. < Bnd iiurecUcs. "Sonr stomach, Bick c . A" obovo Bold hy headanho nnd dlsii. Bsumrtsti. Hop Bitten ness,Jlopnittcrecurea ? ^^.?"lurlng. Co., , with a Iv?* doces." llZit?tater, Ii.Y. _geed lor^r [^^Clrcnlar. ?Mm Yv - <?-?/A A Cs* rttT?oiaplstt GVTDZ TOWTDLOtX, VA -\y"// V contiia;?? Chaptrrs OD A Cesaptttsl Wcttsju lMHpjJ|??o?. Stla?f-o* of ?if?,^f?d?rcM ofThzf?* 5flBS3QaA il/, TtmptracCf *tf. St mil ty, Adrios la r-n?tv. pMB. IIMWS?. * IT .fa, rVsw.tst^o. fXi .aa??. Car.w? * B atrt-sMay Masv< CMJS?>< USUM. Caaasaa?aa. Csa ?-??at. L-*? strj C-r.rui, r. lI.,*r.,.i. i* K*i_ r'..,.. e.?~4U tl.,?.J.,wa, fl?U I-ts --?Ut.i. l*?.f tT*m.-r.a?l Ih'trwa? LefaJ K?lis?f Msrr?J VI.??*, PMS^sf tTc:^?. tkri M*J .?ra. au. tul?ice irons trepar* mu*] wiociatioci, ar i ca tilf-abuit-lb> M.n W><* Jj..>?-*?4 ?ta AM ?Ot- I.Ta. *im~,t Ni|Stl> K?? sr-tlasl al? .m*fmlii? ra? alala. A U-k tiirt&e Si? aa- farlie rasassaajskai SM Bil aft tteJTS* vitUrl M i|?n*H aa ta** e?l*-sta NMN . imi ?*." *f aWr. kl ?satastt* ps? s UBI ?. ?4 ip HQ gthm Raa*, aaa suMMMtfurwHI t*tatc lia I \?M lalWrM.?a te*. leaLed fifi (Ot. fan. IB-MM ?a prswn ..rTtr?af tram RCPT?KB to ?aal faa tatar iaWW. e*4 esUfcsBL *u ??*?'.. itoaa Ual Itof %r?U Uara arras eta! ag la tXtujairaaUa> ?J A valasblo Discovery and Kow Dspartara In Metr ics! Science, an entirely Kow end positlrrlr oiTocttTC Itcmftily for tho ?poody und permanent Oar? for thc doplorn Wo dlseS?o result inff from t ndlscroot rJTCctlco3? oroxciisosln youttrorat any timo of Ufo, by Choonly truo way,viz: Dlreot Application acllnjr by At> corptlon, and exortlnpr it* epocluo InOaencooa thiv Vesicles, a/ucts, aad alane?, that aro unabla to per form their nstftral functions whUo ?bl? disease par vades t h? humad organism. Tba- uso of tho ) ' latino* ls attoniled with no pslnor lacoitnsatonco, ? i doesr net Intorforowtth tim ordinary poimttaof lifo; lt la quickly dissolved and Soon absorbed, BTDduclnjr am Immculnto eoothlns and rostoratlvo effect avon tho norrous orrcSDlrstionswroch'-l from violons bitblts oe CXC0SS03, stopping tho dralv -om tho eystonr, rcvtix Ins th? mind to honlth and Bound memory, reoira inn tho Dimness of Bight, Confusion, or Ideant A verdon to Society, etc, otc, and tho appearance? of prematuro old n(?o usually accompanying this? trouble, and restorlna tho vital forces, wfasro they: havo boon dormant for yearn. This modo of treat moat has stood tho test la very uovoro casrsvaad Ita no-.?spr3nouaoo<i saccess. Drugs aro too much, pro erribsd in this trouhlo, and, as many can beat* wit ness to, with bat little If any permanent good. Tbero? ls no nonsooioabout this Preparation. Practical ob servation enablos ns to posltlvoly auarantco thnt It will ulvocntlofoxtlon. Durtn? tho elebt yoaro that. lt lins been lo rc narai ase, wo havo thousands of testi mon?ala as to ila value, and lt Is now concodod by th<y Medical I*rofosslon.to bo tbamost rational means yet discovered of roachlnT ?nd corina this very provalent trouble, that ls well known to bo tho causa of untold misery to no tnony.and apon whom Quacks prey nltU their nsolo33 nostrums and biff fees. Tho Remedy ls pnt up In nnatboxos, of throe sixes. No. l.tocoagh to last s month.) S3; No. 8, (suQlcloDt toolloctapo? manr.?t euro, -".uiess in severe cases.) SB; No. 3. Ilastlnir ov. ibmo months, will restore thoso Ia tho worV. ...milt lon,i S7. Sont by mall, In plain wrappers. -?-UlDra.ECTIO.va for ualnu wlu accompany ?actitS for Scotcit jOetjcripttvo ?,aiHziJi'\ feta alvina Xttatotittcai IIfiiaftvilioualj rr ur? Vrsif iiiioiiy, crfifc/s ?cid COUvttlceK _ f/iootosfsf<epfiraIf/i.itfrirt/co9xr>ere>-g fl .iforccl to p*rfe*>t health, amt the vt tai H H for cern I tiaro'I ff rr-^stcittltahetS ssa sn? ? ^aaf/iiew-j-cyrt-efcir. Said OXMJV by * HARRIS REMEDY CO. Mm GREMQ3, Market and Clh St?. 8T. LOUIS, RfTCfc. IMPROVED PATENT LATER Y mt ? NBVRR GETS BARB. CAR Ba MASS AST STRI:NOTU DE J ms.-J. I e.vc TWICR AB LOSO. SUcu? Cati Titiuat Izccflxg tx? firittc t?ffiCLBin,?2.a,'?l \ i-*"0" ?ilrdlclnesare tsk-n 2?J?1?^S,tolm?ch. C0JeL,.1t,,,f ?rt*t Nerve Ccntr-*. 1^&t%ll??ZJlCtlSa' an(l ?treoRthen?i? tba Btomixm to dlfwt food. PBICR OB PAM tl AND M oVSpress^ A DB?'00-I-"I?r aent by Maa Bawtloma^ K * U No*Tn L,M?TT B,? WILHITE & WILII1TE ARCUIS, Anilcr son, 8. C. _ 87-ly FOUTZ'S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS win oOTe^o^ww Ko HOMB will dla of COMO, BOTS or Lusa Tm r[Vl??I^U'', ^???re ase'dln tlme: Fouu^ Powders wlll-.pmvent OAVES IJJ ?'owia Fonts*Powders will Incrc.iM UieonaoUty of nilUi ^,c^-?^'ri>vrccnu. aadrlwa?U?tta^ ?K?" -". orv-SATtsylcTtoK. DAVID r. rOTTTB, Proprietor. SALTZICOBS. va. ?rS??f*w V??XW,'IIiTi::^WZLniTE' Anderson, M ?a CO., Seneca etty. Nov 18,1879_ lg ly NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT - Notice is hereby given tbnt tho under lie ' A(??,,u,s-rator of the Pcreonnl Estate or Airs Sarah N. llaynio, deceased, will, on tho 18th day or October next, apply to tho Jtulpo of 1-robato for Anderson County, ior . Final Ssttlemet.^^Qgj^ said \ 8eptl4.18S0__tt^^y?-t? ^OTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT."'~ .A-^,T,,?'"il-tersignthrheruhv gives notlca ?^S?L^}n^j9^ T*?ot Pronto at Andcra?n C. H., 8. C.. on the Otb dav of MR T? #PJP?? S?ttlcm?uiud decease.?' -J-oEatatocf ?corgoS?iborn .^?aH-W'DAH?^Adn?r.