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STRANG Ell THAN FICTION. I.oit for l>eH?l on (lie Heit! of Hattie. NEW YoitK, Feb. H.-During thc fighting that preceded thc surrender at Appomattox, the cavalry on both Hides wera very actively employed. While directing some movement? of his com mand at the front, Major (?eneral Fitz hugh Lee and his staff were ufien ex pol ed to heavy lire. Om; of the last shots fired found its way into the breast of Captain (.Miarles Minnegerode, of Gen. Let's stair. Captain Miuuegerodo . di from his horse apparently dead. There was no time to care far his body, but Fitzhugh Lee, dismounting, pinned on his breast tho following note: "This is the body ol Captain Chas. Miuuegerodo, of General Fitzhtigh Lee's staff. Whosoever linds it will confer a great favor by seeing that it is property cared for, and send information to his father at Richmond. Fnznr<;ii I.KI:. Tho lines of combat shifted, and presently a New York regiment passed over the ground. The surgeon noticed the body of a Confederate ollicer, and saw the note, and also that thc mun was mit dead. Taking up thc body in his arms, thc senior surgeon, who was a powerfully built man, carried il about a third of a mile to the field hospital. Here he gave his young charge special attention and noted with satisfaction a gradual im provement. Captain Miuuegerodo re covered, and after tile war went lo New I (ricans. Thc surgeon returned !o Ne York and renewed thc practico ul medi cine at Poughkeepsie. Cn Thursday evening (?en. Lee, now un ollicer of the Virginia Volunteers (.National ( ? uar J j, accompanied by party of officers ol' thc Thirteenth, was in n box at thu Casino witnessing the performance of Ibo "Queen's Lace Hand kerchief." There were present in Gen. Lee's box, Col. Austin uf thc Thirteenth New York ; Colonel Weertanbacker, of thc Third Virginia; Col. John A. Mcpaul], Quartermaster Ackerman, of thc Thirteenth, and Capt. Miimegerodc, who being on a visit to New York, had been invited to accompany his old com mander to thc theatre. An usher enter ed and told tho Captain that a gentleman wished to speak with him. The gentle man came and Captain Minnegerodo went to the rear of the box to meet him. "You do not remember mo?" said the stranger. "Thero is something aboui your face, sir, that tells me I do know you," replied thc Captain. "You were left for dead on the field of Appomattox, and"-"Yes, yes," hurriedly broke in Minnegcrodo, a light of recognition stealing over his expressive face. "I am Dr. Carter." "My Gm!, sir, you aro the man who saved my life." Tho two men fairly hugged each other for a moment and then inc Captain, turning to (?ener al Leo, said: "General, this gentle man saved my life, undoubtedly." As General Lee greeted the Doctor, the hitter said, smilingly : "Yes, sir, I took the bullet out." "And here is tho bul let," said Mintiegerode, taking it out if his pocket and holding it up between I, n thumb and forefinger for a few momen ji. The rich sceno and pretty women on ibe stage were forgotten, and tho littlo group of officers gazed instead on tho two char acters who had just reached a happy Cli max in thc drama of life. What Might Have Dein. I nm able to speak with knowledge on this subject, and I ntilrm, without leur of contradiction, that Mr. Disraeli, a! though never committing himself, as Mr. Glad stone nnd Lord John KUSHCI did, to the principles for which the Southern Con federacy woa fighting, always regarded "recognition'' an n possible card to play, and was quite prepared at tho propor moment to play it. The moment seemed to have come when Gen. Lee invuded the Federal States, after having shattered Ibo strength of the Northern invasion. At that time it was noloriou9 that the bulk of the Tory party and more thau half of tho Ministerialists were prepared for auch a step.. Mr. Lindsay'a resolution on the subject had failed ; Mr. Upchuck'a eloquence; hm] beeti equally ineffectual. Hut in the face of the repeated triumphs of the Southern army, and the possible occupation of tho Capital by Gen. Lee's troopn, it accmed hopeless to restrain tho pent-up feelings of tho House of Com mons, aud Mr. Disraeli saw his opportu nity, j - .. . 1 had frequent conversation with him on tho subject, and 1 perfectly recollect his saying to mo that ho thought tho time had now como for moving iii tho niattor. "But," he said, "it is of great importance that, if tho move In to be made, it should not. aluino a party char acter, nnd it is of en bal importance that tho initiative should como from our (i. c\, tho Conservative) side. Now, Mr. Lind say carries no weight. Lord Robert * Cecil could handle the matter best, but ho is an'avowed partisan of the Confed eracy, and would arouse; too much party feeling on tho other sido. If th? thing is to be done, 1 munt do - it myself ; aud then; .front all I bear and know, the resolution. will be carried, Lord Palmerston being quito disposed to accept the decl&ratiou by Pu vi i am o nt in favor of a policy which he personally approve?. Rut," he. continued, "I cannot speak without moro knowledge of tho subject than I uow possess, ind I should be glad if you could give mea brief, fur nishing the necessary statistics of the population, the institutions., the com m er cic\l and political prospects of the Southern iJtr.tc J, io order that when tbe moment comes I may bo fully armed." I procured the necessary information from tba best authorities, and placed it in h?B bnuds. Every day seemed to bring the moment for its uro nearer, nnd the general feeling in the Hom o of .Commons wan perfectly ripe for the motion in favor of "recognition," when tho nows of tne Battle of Gettysbtirg came like a thun der-clap upon the country. Gen. Meade defeated Leo .Tad saved tho Union, and from that day not another word waa heard in Parliament about recognition. . A few days afterward I ?aw' Mr. Disraeli, and his exact words were: "We nearly put our foot iq iL" Now,' tho leader of the TL;y opposition may haye been right or wrong in his judgment, but lt waa not bo who con? trolled tho Conservative party. The most powerful influences on the opposi tion tide were undoubtedly the late Lord Derby, through bis acquaintance with the anti slavery feeling in the manufac turing districts of the North, and the present Lord Derby (then Lord Stanley,) whose sympathies were ni way s and avow two noi^cffi^wl??? &3er b?enj?w?riess against the overwhelrq?^feeling'.of the bulk of the Tory party; arid iMr,.' Dis raeli, had Lee, peen triumphant at Gettysburg^ woUId 11 undoubtedly, have carried the House of Commons and the country with him.^Lct?cr-in ifnr Jxmdon lina 44oritfrr. ,_ ?-B-Pf I A coMreWwo aaVwhtf was suspect ed of the murder of her child some weeks ago in Clarendon County,--ha? recently confessed the crime. She informed the aut|irjrltfes;#h%r>'$M hatt buVred; it, ?rid d?t?Ue?^oatn6?bT* ?cc?unV Of .the .prdW?^l^fciffcpm^ ?*? m . .>i-.o *'<oJ-T^kwl-ii.-,;-.... .-. -ii i. - - A German paper has rather n good wei i^as sb^fts^'wen t ^Mnsblt^d^phy3 siciao. "Well," said the doctor, after looking at her tongue, feeling bot-^Bffii yon* pWfrofetiftarriod." "Areyou Bingle, doctor I" inquircd tho fair patient, with a significant yet modest smile. "I am, mein Frauleln^'utitlkhotertquatte', you know, for physicians to talc the phys ic they prescribe." MEDICAL ETHICS. Tin? Condoned Mistake a Voling liortor Mull? ut tn? Outset of III-. Practice. The other evening they were having ii jolly timo over in Schneider's back room, when Hill Matson caine in und apologiz ed for being late, saying that his grand mother had got the measles, and ho bad been aller a doctor for her, at the same time winking ?lyly ut Schneider. "Sho ! Yon don't say so !" ejaculated Blifkins as be stirred up the sugar from the bottom of the glass and crowded thc lemon peel up against thc side. "Von will have to be careful with the old Indy, Hill, especially when she gels to teething. What doctor did you get !" "Jones.'' "lie's a good one. I've known him ever since he commenced practicing, lie got into trouble thu tint thing by saving a man's life, but lie don't do MI ?HIV more.'' "Tell us about it, Bill !" "You seo, there was old N'oxon, who used to ha vc u row with bis wife about three lillies n week. He got cranky, and nindi up his mind to shullle <?'?'., HJ he tilled up willi laudanum and went to bed. When thc old lady found bim bc wits colder'n a wedgo. .Sb? went to scream ing, and a? fast us tin- neighbors came in ?eut them '-H' after n doctor. Some of them went in one direction and some in another, and it wasn't long before tho doctors began lo congregate. "Smith got there first and looked thu old man over, 'lb-ad,' says lie,and went away "Then Drown came in. 'Dead,' says he. "Jones was the (hird one in, and he rammed a stomach pump down the ola man's throat lind pumped up the drug store. Then he reversed the action ol' th?- pump mid Hooded the old mun willi water, and after sloshing him around for awhile, name us if ho was rinsing out a cider barrel, he pumped out tho waler ami then Hooded bim again. N O.T. o ri wasn't in the habit of lakiug so much water in his'n, and pretty soon he began lo guMp and kick. Before morning Jones bud him nil right, mid went away feeling dead riur? that there was hut one first class doctor in the world. A few days afterward ho presented his bili. " 'What's this for?' says old Moxon. " ' For saving your .life the other night,' says Jones. " 'Well, I didn't ask you to. I never employed you, and I'll not pay it. You'd no business coining in here and jambing your old pump dowu my neck. Brown is my family physician ntid i'll not pay unybody else,' suys Noxoo. "So away went Jones to Brown's office and tried to gel bim to induce old Noxon to pay thu bill. "'Jones,' says Brown, looking out over the lop ol his spectacles, 'I nover thought you was a bad sort of a fellow, but you've done u very foolish thing, and it serves ymi right lo lose your bill. II'H a good lesson io you, und I hope you'll profit by it. Didn't I sny he was dead V " 'Yes,' says Jones. " 'Didn't Smith say he was dead V " 'Yes,' says Jones. " 'Well, ihut settled it ! The man was deud and you bad no right to say that he wasn't. When two old doctors, like Smith and 1, say a man is dead, it's un professional ana discourteous for a young mon, a beginner in practice, to dispute their word. We'll forgive you this time because of your yon iii and inexperience and will hush the matter up for you, but be very careful in the future and make no more such mistakes !' " Kitchen Knowledge. "Never too old to learn," and here are a few things that havo been learned by an old housekeeper: Thal if we wish to prolong our lives wo should put one day between washing and ironing. That people who chew plenty of good beef und eschew pork are sensible. That tough beefsteak may bo mada eatable by mincing it pretty fine with a chopping knife and cooking it quickly ip n pot with a close cover, to prevent tho (.team from escaping. Tba? snit pork will be nearly a* nico, nearly as fresh, if soaked in ?weet milk and water, equal parts. That clabbered milk is helter than water for freshening salt fish. That half u cup of vinegar in the water will make an old fowl cook nearly as quick as a young ono and doe? not injure tlie flavor in the least. That liver should bo thrown into boil ,ag water after being sliced thin and then fried in lard or drippings. That pie crust will not be soggy if it ?B brushed over willi the whito of an egg before the fruit is put in. That a pieco of cork is better than cloth for applying brick to knives. - Mauy mon employ thoir first y cam so aa to make their last miserable. - A man baa invented a chair that can be adjusted to SOO different positions. It is designed for a boy to sit in when ho goos to church. Fifty-eight million dollars is the esti mated valuo of finger ring? of this coun try actually worn, aud still lhere are peo ple mean enough to go hacking and coughing because they do not want to invest 25 coota for a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough 8yrup. - A countryman, with bis bride, stop ped a' a hotel the other day. At dinner, when the waiter presented a bill of faro, the youog man inquired, "What's that?" "Bill of fair, B?T, replied th? waiter. The countryman took it in his hands, looked inquiringly at bis wife and nt the waiter, and finally dived bis band into his pocket and inquired. "How much is UT" Vf? present no pretended miracle, "Truth ia mighty and must prevail." '-Ito sophistry ran withstand the power of Its honest ti tte rance i: rf it or 0/ Evttiino Prc** ? - ?KAU Sin, - S -cling deeply grateful for tho great benefits wb ch I have received from the use of a very valuable artlole willoh has Ita origin and hame In our beautiful city, nul hoping thal others who aro afflicted as I have been may find like re lief from Ita ase, I beg tho Indulgence of a few lines In your valuable paper for tho privilege- of eommunlcaUng to yon a brief statement of facts, for tho beuoflt of the ai altitude of sufferers to bo met with on every ?Ide. Many of my meads well know that I have been very severely aflletod with heart disease for a number of years, and havo Butlered from lt as orOy those can suffer who hare that disease ; it reduced my strength to I tow that.I could scarcely walk across my room, - nml the' least exertion rendered me so ehorV breathod that I dared scarcely move, and life I feoernod very burdensome. I waa treated for my malady by tho best physicians, and derived no ben efit from Uioir treatment or prescription* VJ.til t W?S advised by my family physician to ase Hunt's Remedy, as my trouble waa caused by in action ct my kidneys,- which affected very eort ounly the action ot my heart. I commenced tak '| It (having llo fhith In it or any dta4rl tiifedl ?Vdrnd lt -has helped ?ie wondertarty/sMd I . run new a great deal better, and have been ever since 2 began Its use. In faet I bate taken so medicine that has beueflted rae so greatly. My breathing ls ecay, and I have gained ta strength so much that I am able to do my ho-mort. I cheerfully recommend Hunt's Remedy to -Ul who I. truly W Afflict^*-! t#f?Tjoen.or who are suffex j lng from gen o r i debility and nervous prostra tion. H-pcctfully, . , L ? Mas. A. 0. nOC KW ELL, [AII "ilOii ?J iftf\W*fH **rovldeDoa,B.I. y, l?djwy,^Bladder, and Glandular.'.' i .Hunt'* Remedy. emedy. Feraal* Weak? i i?io "back and loll?, Gravel, Diabetes, ; Intemperance, Excess, and Prostration of thc nervous system ?aro? cured by-' limit's" ."remedy. . j. Hunt's Remedy Imparts health and vigor to the constitution when lt has become debil li m od. Hunt's Remedy restores the Invalid jo health. Had tho Hoad Wood on lier. The other day a man and woman j came to a halt on (5rand Uiver street, i and thc woman dropped a basket she j wa? carrying, and cried out : "I w?l? ! I will! Ill not live with you another dav !" "You'll leave nip, will you?'- be calmly ' asked. "Yes, 1 will." . When V '"Now right off-this minute!'' '. You'll go away .' ' " Ye?, 8?r." "I wouldn't if I were you.-' "Hut I will, and J defy you to prevent me. I have HU Ile red at your hands ns long as I can put up with it." "Oh! I -bant try to stop you," bc quietly replied. "I'll simply report to the police that my wife hss mysterious ly disappeared. They will want your description, and I shall give it. You wear No. 7 shoes ; you have an extra large mouth ; you walk still' in your knees ; your nose turns up at the end ; hair the color of a brick terra Cotta, the newest in fashion ; eyes rather on thc squint ; voice partakes of -" "Wretch ! you wouldn't dare rio that !" she screamed. "I certainly will, and the description will go into all the papers." They glared at each other foi a min ute like cat". Then he walked on. She looked up and down the street, gritted her teeth together, and then picked up ber basket and followed on after bim. fe had what they call the dead wood on her. Detroit Free I'rct*. - It is tr> live twice to be able to enjoy the retrospect of your p?r.t lile. - Many an honest man stands in need of hrlp that has not thc courage lo ask it. Tiie only ?rou preparation that docs not color the teeth, and will not cause headache or constipation, aa other iron preparations will, is Brown's Iron Hit lers. - "Harry, you ought not to throw away nice bread like that; you may ?vant it HOI,io day," Well, mother, chou ld I stand any better show of getting it then ?f I ale it now ?" - Whosoever doubts (lint the newspa pers have a mission should enter a car and FCC how useful they arc to tho men when a fat woman with a big basket is looking around for a seat. - "Gentlemen of the jury," was tho impassioned peroration of a lawyer in a city court a few days ago, "God knows my client is Innocent, and w hat is more lo the purpose, I know it." - "Your husband is a utah! man now? is bo not?" asked a former schoolmate of ber friend who had married r. man noted for his fast habita. "I think HO," was the reply, "ho stayed out all last night." - "I do wish you would come home earlier," said a woman to her husband. "I nm afraid to stay alone. I always imagine that there's somebody in the house; but when you come I know there ain't." - It is said that curiosity kills some people, but we are not prepared to believe in the truth of the saying, for if it prov ed fatal even in the most extreme cases we know of some peoplo that would not have limo to say their prayers. Fact! Bimini's DISKASK, DIABETES, KIO NEY, LlVElt Ott I Ttl NA KY DISEASE?. Have no fear of any of these diseases if you uso Hop Bitters, as they will pre vent and euro tho worst cases, even wben you havo been made worse by some great puffed up pretended cure. STRONG F ACTS i A great many people arc askirg what paiticui.tr troubles UROVVN s IRON Itu I KKS IS good for. It will cure Heart Disease, Paral ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, tJon Munption, Dyspepsia, R licumnlbm, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power is simply because it purifies and cu riches thc blood, thus beginning at thc foundation, and by building up the M stem, drives out all IUM-AM*. A Lady Cured of Rheumatism. ?atemore, Md., May 7. iEtV>. My health wa? muih shail-reil l>y Rheumatiim when I commenced eakins Brown's, Iron .Milter*, ami 1 scarcely had strength enough to at tend to mr daily household dillies. I am now ming tne third bottle rind 1 am regaining strength daily, ar.J I che i null y recommend ii to ail. I cannot nay too much in praise cfit. Mr?. MAHV E. IIKASIIKAII. (j) Prestir?an it. Kidney Disease Cured. ChrUtiansburg, Ya., ?Mt. Suffering from kidney disease, from which 1 cout i get no relief, I Wied Brown's Iroa Bater?, which cured me completely. A child of raine, recovering from (carlet fever, had no appetite and did not teem to be able 10 cat at all. I gav? him Iron Bitten with lha happiest results. J. KY ut MONTAGU*. Heart Disease. Vine St., Harrisburg. Pa. Dec a, tUi. After trying different physicians and many remedies for palpitation of the hcitrt trilhoul receiving any benefit. I was advised to try Brown's Iron Hitter?. I har? used two bot tles and never found anything that gav? me so much relie! Mr?. J nona Hess. For the peculiar troubles to wMch ladies are subject, I'ROWN'S ICON BlTTKRS is invaluable. Try it. Be sure and get the Genuines Brown's Iron Bitters for sale by W?hlte ?fe Wiihite, Anderson, 8. C. Remember This. If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature In making you well when all else fails. If yon are costive or u^speptlc, or are suffering from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own Amit If you remain ill, for Hop Bitters arc a sovereign remedv in all such complaints. If you are wasting away with any iona of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a cure to Hon Bitten. If yon are sick with that terrible ?takneaa Nervoumess, yoO will find a "Balm In Gilead" In the us? of Hop Bittern. If yon are a frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade your system .gainst the scourge of all countries-mala rial, epidemic, bilious, ?nd intermittent fevers-by the use of Hop Bitters. If yon. have rough, pimply, or sollow skta,.BsttgVt^>.^i)?aad1achH and .feel miserably generally. Hop Bitters will riv* I yo>i fair akin,' Heh blood, and siciteat brcMli, health, and com fort. I ' . rV IT | "Ik stott they: otra ail ' Diseases of tho ! ttonitnb. Bb weis, Blood, -Liver, Nerves, fcidaeyat, Bttgntfe' btaease. ?OOO wilt be Md)! toraeaaethey wlllnotcnreor help. That poory bedridden, 1 n valid Wi fe, ??ter mealier, ar liaughter, can be mada tho picture of health, bv a few bottle? of Hop Bitters, Weting but a trille. Will you let them sutler ? March 1, 1883 3t ? TUTT'S ""HfF?CTORAnT Is wiupoit-i of Herbal und Mucilaginous prod? urt?, which permeate thc luliiUucc ortho Langa? expector?tes the acrid mnUtr Hut e illeCU III ttie Bronchial 'I ?bet? rind form* a H..(.tiling coat lng, which relieve? th? ir ? i Int nm til*! emu.? tl ie cough. lt cleanse? the lunge of ell I in purl tlc?, strengthen* them when enfeebled br disease, I II vigor .cit ino circulation of the blood, and i !<?.?..!.> ' >rvous system. Hlleht colds often cut! In c DiKUiupdiin. It is dangerous to neglet t i li? II:. A|i|>ly the remedy promptly. A ! ?tot itr-mty y ar? warrants the assertion that >' n remedy has ?vcr her n found Hint le ?? prompt 11 iuuiect.ua TUTT'S EXPECtGRANT. A iludir ?lose raises the |lhl?Sila,subd it? . ", mim ci ti. and it? une speedily cure? the mott rtMtinate cough. A pleasant cordial, ctill ilrni take lt rentllly. For Croup lt ls liivulualite ?ml illbilla be in fwy family. In 2r>r, nml ?I ItoMle?._ TUTT'S Cures 4 lilli* and Fever, I>> n|n pulu, Kick Ileudachr, llllloa* Colic,<?iietl|in tlon. Itlirumutleni, IMIcs, 1'alpltatiouof the Heart, Dizzlneaa, Torpid I.I ver, ami 1 tumis Irregularities. If you du not ".lei 1 very wtll," ? ungle j'lil ?titoulate? the stomach, i ettore? Um appetite, un p . rt? vigor to tho syatvui. A NOTED DIVINE SAYS'. L's. TOTT: - /oar .sir i For lon yuin 1 bera l?en it martyr to Lljrspeosia,Constipation and 1 'iles. Last spri'ig ymir pille w< re r?> ornnmndird t>niL- 1 used them (tut with little faith!. lani now H well man,have ^.1 appetite, digestion I i-ifert, maular stools, ?liles gone, and I have KUI . il fully pillinda solid tl -li. Tlwy ?ie Wurth tl.?ir weight in guli!. ItKV. I'.. ?.. SIMPSON, 1/ uisrl?ir. Ky. Ofllce. :I5 Murrny St.. rWew Yprk. / Ult. TCTT'N ,11 A.CA I. ?if IsefulN '--Receipt* I un enuttcatlon. > Tntfs rills f.,r sal- ny Williite .v Wil liiio, Anderson, s. i '. NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. OM: DOLLAR A vt: A IC. Thc circulation uf tills popular newspaper is constantly increasing, lt coulalua all tba lead ing news of the Pally Herald and li arranged In handy departments. Tin: FOREK.K SlvWd embrheca Rpeidal dispatches from all i|tmriera of the globe, l udet iht-head of AM I .RICAN NEWS ?re ?riven the T?l?graphia Despatches of tho ?fi*k from all palin of tim I uloii. This feature stone wake? THE WEEKLY ll EBA LD thc moat valuable chronicle tn lb? world, a? it ls the cheapest, livery week is given a fal I li tu I r? purt of POLITICAL NEWS embracing complete and emu prehensile despalche? fruin WashtiiKtou, iiuludinx full report, uf tho apeerhe? of omiueni polltlclani on tue ipicstion? of thc hour. THE FARM DEPARTMENT of (be WKKKIT HKHALO ?Ires tho latest aa well as lili' luo-l practical m^?i si iou? and disruverlci. relating tu (he dulles uf (he farmer, hint, fur raising Cattle, Poultry, Crains,Tree?, Vegetable?, Ac., Ac., with SllggCStiotlM fur keeping hililllillgd ami fanning utensils lu repair. 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StMirl ing News ut hume und abroad, hr.- (her willi a Story every week, a Sermou hy some emi nent divine, Literary, Musical, Dramatic, Tor MUial and .->oa Notes. There is no paper in the world ? hleli contains so much news mailor every week KS tho W'KKKLV ll KB A Mi, which is snit, ptiklage free, for One Dollar. Von can subscribe at any time Till] NEW YORK HERALD m A WKEKI.V FORM, ONE WOLLAH A YEAH. Address, KKW VOttK HERALD, ".roadway and Ann street. Kew Vurk. Bay State Shoes and Boots. ON bund mid arriving ;t full linc of Hay State Sbocs uml Hun s. Tht hettifootu in the market. Warranted nut lo rin or have Wootl or pastcbuanl in tlioin. Cull ami see tbcin. I cbargu nothing fur allowing. A. H. TOW?ltS. I'd) t, 1SS3 29 ANDER60N CITY BAKERY. WHITE and light llreml always on band, made of tbc best Hour. l>cli(tbtt'ul Tea t.'ukcs. Cakes received, and baked or made to order. Fresh Tarts every Saturday. I keep also GROCERIES of cvory kind. Try my "Lady of tbc Iatkc," un excellent and strictly 6c. Cigar. Handsome Vases and Cups reduced in price. Ladies' ?nd Children's Shoes cheap. L. L. OREEN. Jan 18, ISSI 27 Jim Fresh Garden Seeds. DLANDRETH it Sons and I). M. t> Perry's Fresh Garden Seeds and Onion Sets for salo by A. ll. TOWEKS. Feb 15, 18S3 :ti New Advertisements. elanya'lTpUi' _A Lead luff IxmUon niyuclaneatalillshea aus office In "Sers Yorlt far tko euro or EPILEPTIC FITS. _ Prom ans. Journal of I'eiiclna le o.to nt baneon), ? , hat wlUliiBt doubt tr nore cuts ?bau an j other Urina piivio. Cf M hu .Imply been ?ntcnUlilni;; ' e.HS of Mai- ll he ?#nili with a largo Doti), nf til. T. a ?pt*, ran J . ?'ir sr.l of .. 1 by ?r.lrh ro free leiful to ?ny .utf'ivr whouiaT aanrt tli.lr fiproi er.il P. Q Adln?.. W < aili Oe any ono wl.hlnp a rure (n .iMrrsa pr. All. UBaBaoLii. Ko. ?t Jobu hu. how York. THE UNION TRUST CO., Oil rt nd 613 dliCH? nut Ktroet. I'lllI.AnrjRlil'IIlA, 1?A. CAV1TAL, 8l,0iKi,000.1 clfMlTfijit I'ERPETUAL. .tris O? Stfrulor. Administrator, A"'.gr" Rtteirer, G*tardi-tnl Attornry, Ajtnt, Truste? unit ibsjuiff/r?, atone or in connection with an in?ividhot ,i?>poinite. Takes charge of (he property of sh)en(ee? and nun-rosidenta, collects and rcniKs Income prompt ly, and discharges faithfully (he duties of every fiduciary trust and sgeney known to tho Uv?. Safes Vor Kent within Purglar-proof Vaults of the most approved cons(ructlun. Wills kept In Fire and Hurglsr-iiroof Safes wlth ou( charge. I'la(e, securities and all ?thor valua bles securely kepi at a moderate annual charge for safe relurn or specific indcmnlly. t ar Trus(s and other approved securities for sale. Interest allowed on Moneys deposited for defi nite period*, or upon ten days* notice. W. C. VATTERSON, CreaMent. IllEtiTEU CLYMER, Vlee-I'resldent. MARLON S. STOKES. Treasurer. FRANCIS is ACON, Sec'y and Trust Officer. W. C Patterson, James 1/Ong. Alfred 8. Olll-tt. Ron. Allison While, Dr. C. 1*. Turnor, D. R. Patterson, John T. Monroe, Jas. I. Keefe, Thoa. R. Patton, W. J. Nf.nl, Ja*. S. M ur l In, Dr. D. Hayes Agnew, 11.11. Houston, John G. Heading, Philadelphia, Pa. ; Hon. T. P. Randniob, Morristown, N. J. ; DIRECTORS: Hon. T. F. Rayard, Wlhnlngloii, Del.; Dr. ?.?o. W. Reily, Harrlshurg, Pa.; Hon. J. S. Afrirt. Iiunltii)-<!->*B; Pa. ; Hon. II. < lyu.cr, Reading. Pa.; Henry S. Eckert, Reading, Pa.; VA mund S. Doty, Minti n tow H, l'a.: linn. It. E Monaghan, West Chester, Pa. ; ?ea. W. W. H. Ravi?, Hoy I.-rd o v: o. Pa. ; Chas. W. Cooper, . Allentown, P?. QKYMOTJK, 1IUH? ? CO., ? CP (KatahlUhed Io 18?3. S Exchange Court, H.' Y. jfMfSB HANK EUS A ND-BRO 'j?'kk?go. Special facilities foe the purchase amt stir of* Storks, llotidn. Ural it. PCnVil. lon*. ? Refer to Mechanics' Kations! Hank. New York s Fifth Nsttotsal Bank, Chicago, and Ocrtoan flecu rityRank. LCEUTIUO. Ky. a ^ J. M. i-cYicocB, Momher K. York Stock R?change. J. A. H u.NT. Moas ber Ch los (to Board of Trade. A. I* Sarsrotn*. -.-> .i?jM>ia| Kc wtpspcrs. 100-pa ge l'un y hi c i, 3J eent*. 1883 LOOK HERR 1883. Having on hand a Complete Stock of Goods, I propose to offer Bare Bargains in I will sdi my KA M. GOODS at KKDtTKI) 1'IUCKS lo ?'?I" room for my Spring Stock. Remember, no one will sell you Goods Cheaper than I will. I wi!! make - to your ?..tere*! rall rn,! . samlno my Stock. It will pay you. V. rr respectfully, W. A. GHAPSrl?IM, No. :? Henson stivot, Anderson, H. C. Feb i >. i-- . H To the Ladies and Geutlenieu of thc City and County II AVIS.! I..ir.-l....v.l Hi- SI.,.* of M.? ?. WI.I.Y * M.COSNKI.I., 1 llllwul Mir .i:?.' Ill tm- - >.< FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, fc'OKEIC.N AM) ?OJIKSTIC FRI JITS, TOBACCO, AMD CIGARS. ! woul.l most rospictfullv solicit Bihar* of your iKitronage. Ladies. I wura yon U,at von -in "iwava Ami al my establishment tb- freshes! ami best selceHun of(?o>ifec u er -s TON- AV. <M-ml.-m.-n. von can lind as large un pssortment of Jobacco. Ci i.';!",,,;, i..:,!,,.: Klee. Tea. ive.', as m .my house in thu City. I am dally rc-m-mg ^v^.eaS^ ?W. will be convinced. All my flood, are of thc best quality, fresh and sweet. I ?tn. very respectfully, yours, LOUIS fSH.ATtl'E. A iiih-rs". ui. S. f.. Jan. -\ _-s .__._--J* HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS. N. O. FARMER & URO., -DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LADIES' CLOAKS and SHAWLS, BACON, FLOUR and MOLASSES. SUGAR and COFFEE, And in fact, everything generally kept in a first-class ??'"eral store. We aro offering extra inducements to casu buyers, and those wishing to buy will do well to call on us before buying elsewhere. We are Ageists for tito best Standard Fertilizers and Acid Phosphate?, Ami parties in need of either should not f;iil to see us before they buy. We will sell it as low <>r lower than any one for ca.sh, or on timo to good partius. J&t~ Those indebted to us must come forward and settle at once, or we will put our claims in an Ofllcer's hands for collection. IN. O. FAUMEU ?Sc URO. iv ins:t__ m.^ FLOUR, FLOUR, TOBACCO, TOBACCO, COFFEE, COFFEE. C. F, JONES & CO, AUH better prepared than ever to offer inducements to CASH BUYERS. Our iStock of Wtni>l?? mid Fiinoy (iroeerioH is <Joiiii>l?*t?*. We ask special examination of our Uoods and Prices before bining. We think wc can SAVE Yoi' MONEY. Come to see us if you want any henry WINTER. GOODS, or anything in our line. We ure now offering our Winter floods nt low ??rices. We arc greatly encouraged with our last year's trade, and hope to build up a much better trade this year. Thanking you for your patronage, and seeking a con tinuance of thc same, wc arc, Respectfully, C. F. JONES & CO. Jan -2.r?. 1SS.T ll IMPORTANT NOTICE. A.LL parties indebted to me for balances on Mules, Horses, Cotton (?ins and other Machinery, Stoves, eic, for last year and this year, are requested to come and settle up at once, as their Notes are due. I indulged you last year on account of tho short crops, but this year there is no excuse, and the money I must have. TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BUY STOVES, TH, POM, FANCY CROCKERY, &c, &c, will find it to their interst to ace me before buying elsewhere, and will not be UNDERSOLD. J O II IV E. PEOPLES. Oct 5, 1882 12 TIMES CH^ZfcTGKE A.NI> MEN CHANCE WITH THEM, AND that is the reason we have just laid in A LAROK STOCK OF NEW GOODS for we know that all our customers desire something that is new and at the ?am? time serviceable. Our Stock comprises a line assortment of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, NOTIONS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, ETC., Which we will sell at the Lowest Prices. While other things ar? changing we would say that we are loo young to change our ?dan of offering good and substantial Bargains to all who favor us with a trial. B WE ARE IN THE COTTON MARKET, And will give the highest prices. We have a large lot of BAGGING and TIES on hand. Got our prices before closing a trmle. ZBiRO"wr:isr BROS 8ept 21, 18S2 10 -i-'J.WWKJ. THE PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY OFFER FOR SALE SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, PACIFIC ACID PHOSPHATE. THESE Guanos are of the highest gradc: and are kept so without regard to cost as the testimony of al our customers for tho past fifteen years in thlsState, Georgia North Carolina and elsewhere will substantiate. ' v"urB'"< For terms apply to agents in the various towns, or to Dec 14 tgg,, K- IL JR08T A C0- Alants, Charleston, 8. C. -'?--- _ _ 3m F. W. WAG EN ER. 0 A. VVAGBNER F. W. WAGENER & CO, COTTON FACTORS, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS, CHARLESTON, S. C. Mar WB invite Consignments ?f COTTON, and guarantee satisfaction Will make liberal advances on consignments. Sept lo, 1881 10 _ EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES! Si THE BEST IN THE MARKET. fourteen different it WM ?nd kUkU. Ftve sisea with Enameled Re-..;votr?. A0aple;l U ?ll requirements, and priced to suit all pnrsca LEADING FEATURES: Doable Wood room, Paient Wood Grate, Adjustable Danipor. IntercliaTtgcnble Ante* matte Shelf. Broiling Door, Bumming Hearth Plate. Swinging Pine Slop, Revin-Iblc Gc? Buming Long Orot? Pi?*, Doable thc* Center*, near* Ring Coven, Illuminated I ii, Door*, Nickel Knob?, Nickel Panels, etc. rnerroaled tn Material. In Pini-V and la operation, EPPARD ?L CO., Baltimore), Md. VD ron BALK BT J. K. PF.OPI.IS, AnOrmn. S C V-;^w3N*AMC/.r:-.? -.. .^SYMPATHIZE Will v,*.? T.-" -xj- ^ WOMAN .,- . ?' ; :/;.T MK R ? % ; i . ' -/ t ? m / . ;. /$rs<zS?fres *? '??a??? ff. LYDIA E. PINKHAWS V1?GSTABLS CCUr'-'nm A Sure- Core tur nil F??.M.ll.l? V, HAK? M:SSI:S, Includion ?.?>?? s?'rn. ir rcKiilnr and Pulid"! f.ev%iv?.\tl ?a, InllailMiintic.il u-::l '. :..? '.?*. tho Woiulif Miod?n i _ LAl'St'H t'TKiUt ? c. tvri.a.Mi.1lo U.c ta t-, vt? r.Ai ? I '.*;' '" in lucirte?. ? ?JI. UT-n ...'.? . . i ?.... ll. vif i ?in riiirl?K 1?! .'" ''' I- '. lin bimi? i si: IT AMI MU IKU'I ?*r ti..': iv. I .ir Fi? Au.vfruciw*!'* '-1 >1, e "' ,,f < it'., r - x. lt |. mi'. i.'l ...>nn n nu >l> I l.r I lu? < 1 ? .' I., ? n before tbii public ; wwi tr* ?.! 'r*'* 01 Ul,: KiUKtls lt ls tl?' Ort nutt Ktmsil? t., the H'or.M. t'*rii J l>NK'. COM PLAINTS of ICU li er Kr>s Find<?real KelleiTn l?? l>e. T-' r." I Mv '71 VM'fl BI.OOI? rrui?lKK ?.til rnMcrt? i-rc'i* ?wtw ?f lluuiww lioui ?hi ?TI'HK? at u3?_in"tTn... ?ill el'? I? n n-.-l -lr. n .:. I the ?;?>t ?m. A? innfTOllou" In iwilli un tut < . uincuut, r-rBMhthcConipotinii Rnit lUyod rnrlfler aro pre pared nt ?S3 an?l ?Vettern Avenue, Lynn. BAH. Prie* of either, tl. Hi? bottle* ft* The Coiupoun l 1-wnt by niall In the form of pilli, or o? lc*tUK?*,cii rorelpt of price, ?1 per liol fur ettlu-r. Hr* llnkb?utl freviy aiww.'ni nU lott. T of Inquiry. Enclose 8 cent mump. Sen J for pamphlet. Mention thu J'JJXT. t-p-T vim K. l-nomus'" 1 mai Pru* cure CVntt'.pe. tioXl?lu?iulTo'"1 Torpl'lMy "f u" Ij4, r- 84 l'v,,l!' (.?.Mold br nil I?rii?trlst?."C*i ?? Vegetable Compound for sale by W? hlte & Wilhite. Aiidersuii, t?. C. J S3 A ?JURE S. for ??? dlBeacos of tho KidnoyO and LIVER It has ?prc'-" o ac'Jc-a c? Uiia met ImpcrUai o-s*n en&feUnS -t lo o?'-' torpidity ?md In?etina, ?U?ai*Un{? Ihohoftlthy ee-reMonof ?io nr.o. ?nd 1?7 "-vo; -yr tUc bftwilo la rxeo co:id:.t-L-=, c.Tcc?uglta tesnlor dlaotarg?. nsnl^vi'i Ifyof M* .uCering pom IvIcattUI ?C3a raalariii.liavu Uio clOlla, ? -j?bUlaro,<*yer^P?c.&rTOR'?*"ud,I'-ltlnoy" .WortvrUlnvu-oly re'.'.uve ?nd quloi.X* miro. 1 in tho Bpring toeleame tho Byeteni, erergr one Bhculd wio t? thoroujrh oocrsoorit. U- SOLO G Y OR UC?C I DTR. Prlo? 81. RTL Kidney Wort for sale by W?hlte t W? hlte, Anderson, S. C. Law Partnership. THE undersigned having formed a part nership for the Practice of Law, tinder the finn natneof MURRAY, BRI! AZ EA LE it MURRAY, will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to their care. Es pecial attention will be given to th? collec tion of claims. OPFICK-Over J. ? . Sulli van A Co.'s Store, on Northern corner of Uraniteltow. J. S. MURRAY, J. E. Jt REA ZEA LE, E. B. MURRAY. Jar , 1883 2.5 3m oil* ll. UOOKK. COl.t'MIIVS WARIII..VW. MOORE & WARDLAW, Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents. OVM friends and the public generally are requested to remember that any legal business intrusted to our charge will re ceive our prompt and careful attention. We are also engaged in the Real Estate Business. Wc buy or sell land, or givo any information in reference to land that moy be desired. Persons having Kcal Es tate to .-ell, will lind it to their interest to consult US. as we Will Sell for them, if de siri d. We will also purchase Real Estate for any person wishing to purchase at five per cent, commission-large transactions subject to special agreement. All business, of whatever kind, Mistrust ed to our t are will receive our ?pedal atten tion. MOORE .t WARDLAW. Xnv 30, 20 IROBSON'S COTTON AND CORM .1 FERTILIZER. UOUSOX'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE. These grades are r ch in all the essentials constituting first-class nrticlcs, carefully prepared from best li ater?ais. Our loup ex perience in the trade, together with Prof. shepard's analysis, arc guarantees that they are adapted to the wants of consumers. For sale at market r.iUw for cash, time or cotton. J. N. ROBSON ?.fe SON, OH East Ila-, Charleston, 8. C. Jan ll, 18>t3 20 3m PO\7TSJ S HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS No HOBS? will il le of Coup, nor? or LUH o Fa vin, ir Kouu-? foi lier? we imcd In time. FouU's l'owilcrs? 111rurcKmt prevent UooCnnUBA. Font*'? Howden will prevent OU-EJ rsi Fowu?. Foutt* I DU dr ra ?ul InrrcMc tho quantity of milk .nil creiim twenty per cent.,'and make tho txiUerflrm and tweet. viF?olI',.I'ow.',rr\w1,1 rnn> or Prient almort smr. Di ac.-nu to which Ho? Minnel Ctd?e w? iubject. FOCTI ii I'owni.Ka mu. aim SATIBTACTIOX. Sold cvsrywliere. PAVID E. POUTS, Proprl otor. ?ALTIl?OB;,MD. For sale by WilhiteA Wilhite, Drugcista, Anderson, ?. C. Nov 30, 1S82 20 ly Bargains ! FOR the next 30 days I will sell my stock of peaced Boots and Shoes, Blankots. cloaks and Woretetl Bress Goods at cost for ?sh. Clive me a call and be convinced. ,"" A. B. TOWERS. Feb 1, 1888 29 HOW TO SAVE MONEY ! TS to buy the Best Groceries, Confcctione a- nea, Notions. Cigars, Tobacco, <tc, rom me. I boy and sell Country Produce, ind keep the best Cider and Lnnch always >n hand. I have also bought the Right of ne City of Anderson to sell the best Patent i urn Power in thc Unitetl Stetes. Any :bild can work il. Call and see lt, and von viii be sure to buy. D. J. BOHANNON, Depot Street, Anderson, a. V. May 4,1882 42 ly ft NORMAN'S CORDIAL. -MARK S?i?la^ Kl ?"''{?i?, cLuUr* JnfaiiluinT7| HI Flu?.OiIpln?; Pain?, FiAlnUnry. Hi^rtbnrn, (?ch ?nd Rerrnni 'I amR.oniach and Bowck from reUxfilkm ot lnu-?y?e* gr a cW?.of ?ojd ?r??ter^ 2JTO?MA.3Sr?3 NBUTRALIZINQ CORDIAL *Jl 55 f?r.*%ant an<? harmless ?? Watte. . rr*.. ,no' l)oc? not connila Opluta and will not eowMipale. Special!? recm meHifd fnr.Sqaeleicii--- --* . ChllJrtu. (noaa and Tootptug; Price ?sc. and tt**> per bottle ' ?--?'it>vau i>rn?ji,r, "n i Prater* UJTaUeemt, t ESCLL810R 0HEKI0AL CO, Sal? Ptroprictor?, ?Valhalla, 8. C. U. Q. A. AGENTS FOR Thomas Smoothing Harrow Thomas Pulverizing Harrow Ladow Disc Harrow, Ladwu.HPrh!fl Tooth'Harrow "roadcast Seeder Alt?? Lane Harrow, Baldwin Foed Cutters. Burrali Corn Shellers,' Barbed Fence Wire, Buffalo Scales.' HART & CO. Charleston, S. C. _Nov 9. 1882 4fl P?r"?T.,*n ti?ttno, direct h?, agent of Ute Peruvian GoKent Flail Guano, 0 to 8 per ?nt. monia. *T wn> Mo va Scoffs Siuns ?"lasier South C arolina ground Pr pilate, one ground uno of high, For sale hy HERMANN BULWIXKIP GEORGE E. BWm ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT li ANDERSON, S. C. ALL Business promptly attendri Omra-With School Con S tu Centennial Buildinir. Aug 17, 1382_ 5 ON 30 DAYS' Voltaic Belts ana Electric AMttu trial for 30<lay? to men (youn? or ??H afflicted with Nervoua Debility, Lost vi and kindred troubles, Bu?Tt?"; and complete restoration of health int TiRor. Address as a Ko rc.-N. it -Ho hil curred, aa 30 dsyt' trial is allowed. Feh 1. 1833 29 TWENTY" DOLLAR T* PENNSYLVANIA Singer Machine is the best SH EVER MADE. DROP LEAF, largo drawers, (ancj willi eastors onstr winds thebobbinsvi running the Machio $20.00. Itemembe:, send the Machine examined before anything upon it. Machine fully ws Address WILLETS <fc CO.. ly Philadelphia. STY for five years. Fob 25-29 Fatents and Claims, HAVING formed a copartnership J S. Duffie it Co., of Waihi I). C., I am prepared to prosecute p all claims for Pensions, or Increaseof sions for Soldiers, or the widows ind dren of soldiers who served in the ? 1812, the Indian wars, the Mexican \ the late war. Also, Bounty, Bick Restoration to Pension Roll, Lind rants, and all other claims againit Patents secured for Inventions. Disec Designs and Trade Marks. No fee except for preliminary examination u Patent is obtained. W. D. BEWLEY. Anderson.S ^luly 13, 1882 52_ IS A eriEDY ANO fll.'EE CLI S M Blind or Bleeding Piles, I/.fminrlu Ulcers, Tumors. Itching of Ca Pam tulas and all Kindred Distasfti o'* Burns, Corns, Felons. Fever Sw. Scald Head, Tetter, Hurt JYiplea, etc. ATJ.?N-TA.O?, Ar:. * After an ex port A ri ce of tweniy-nri mn ' tn? this ointment, and durlne IHM Us* Cloae.y watched Itu effects, mill lurint I* many or my friends and neighbor* io..*' confidence In Itu merits, r became tully** ' Ita value, and I bavo bought time* Mr.-' make and sell lt. uud offer 1 tin yon moir < edy Iii the world, caped? i ly tor all I**?? BEA? THE TESTIKO?C/ ? This Ia to certify that I have irM I' Ointment Ju a case of pile*, nm! >'. '' *' moro relief than anvthlng I have ey.lliM thor state that na a retnedv fnr Mr ? paralleled. I also used ll furn ens? af"" feet,of twenty years' stanillnc. ?ni??' tba first thing that X have ever trlid III'! t moro than momentary relief, f ron?!'''- : lam entirely relieved from ihat??'1 00*0. JOHN D. KEWSOSt, . ?" rfir ?fron? OM?V Raving been afflicted for ten mata!''' with thnt distressing malady, the f!iey> many Ineffcctaal trials of the rem?die?.?1' uso, I commenced ashort time sr" I* "T?j Ointment. X experienced Im m edi ?M r?wj tho relief experienced lu my en?e. ?.".. ; tbereputatlonso rapidly nr?cMir*d hy y? ?? In this vicinity, I have ne hetUalloii 1 tho opinion that lt ls the mimi eflW?i,! ' piles ovoT invented. 0,A'j,(ii'v Tills la to certify Uiat I ii?ed Tr; ;.' * . Ina cace of severe burn, and Ih.iM days lt was cntiroly relieved ot all d'" and healed rapidly. After Iheflr? *r+ the Ointment, the patient floured "..'.ri ever. K, J. MOKOAN. I.-<.'.1 . By tho advice of Mr. Wynn. I Ointment on a servant uirl *M .''". .y, Inp for eight mian with n mrs! ?.. ptlea. 8bo Improved from Hie .?<*?. of your Ointment, and before WJgJ waa entirely recovered. (I. W. fl*2Ki ort my "own p?rBoh. nm?nSft?k?H}. dealers In mol'iirel GSifTJSJ'SJl JiO.Y. ?>it hy man. ite-i " DR. jr. BltADF1 ELD,.tit < For saU ewr]nehere. "For sale by W?hlte & Wttt?tt, ? eon, 8. c. -THE STATE OF SOUTH C?H' COUXTY OP ASDEESOX II? THE COURT OF PflOB* Wika McGee*, ns Surviving .Admiator?' Laute of William Magee, d?eet?rA r against Mary E. Latiroer, Ann? ? Olenn, Nancy Louis* K?" fS-S^UPi Htcpban A. flreaieu'e, If. S*W Eugene M. Brcatealo. Otana H. W. H. King, William Z. MeOe*. fl fSSP lt**.*? A ?riffin, (Jeorgli A. * ?gil* V. Eilis, D?fendants.-*?**"* PcXiion not Sertrd. SggSPstVtSilSBta above named : i V/OU aro hereby ituataonetl ?od WT , ?wer fbe l'etlllon tn loll actio?. . which 1? fiJed IQ tne offico of the Coori ti .* Anderson C. ll- 8. C., and to ttrtt ? ;ou'?n*rertotheraldPeUUon sn then *t. their r ato, Anderson u lt., a WW at. tneir c moor AI??T?", exclutiw ? days after tho service heMOT, ?? ^ oficrTlee; and If you fWI U WJ^ U within tho Um* ritWWiHS firlaer*"" will apply to the lour, ?r w :n ?hs Petition. T."%f, lSil ted Anderaon, fj- Oj??.? a? Ml'KRAY, BBBAZbAW , ttbn wm"a^iyF"^ei,ur: r?r,,,,,,n,' ded In ?her Date CSBAt] Tnos. C Liooi^Jodreof I TaUic.Defendacta ^JSlffiii 0* ' TaketiOttto th*tlli? J^Vi^fciefc ta* ?ii.? wu h me timms Ses o<m Ie a copy, was flied in . ,,JLM Ia l?* OoAlrtT.V Andenon Coor'.H^'oroH. Anderaon.ln said State^ggSlttaj Slat Say of J.anuary, AP. 'fS&Sfrrj or?*M Pelltlort la to efleo? oj"JJj WJ of ?lutea of Wllllato-M?8C^'LTW*,W. , Magee, d eoe a* erf. VPALK A W Atider?oD,S.C.,Jan.M.1ws Fehl.lsSS "