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K. B. ?T?KBA Y, Editor. THURSDAY, QOTOBEB ?, 1884. TBRMB a UNE YEAH_~.-?1.50. ?IX MONTHS-.--. 78?. Two Dollars lt not paid In advance. FOR PRESIDENT, GROVER CLEVELAND, OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, THOS. A. HENDRICKS, OF INDIANA. THE STATE TICKET FOR 1884. For Governor, HUGH S. THOMPSON. Lieutena nt- Governor, JOHN C. SHEPPARD. Secretary of State, JAMES N. LIPSCOMB. Attorney General, CHARLES RICHARDSON MILES, .Slate Treasurer, JOHN PETER RICHARDSON. OnnjJrollcr General, WILLIAM E. STONEY. Superintendent of Education, A8BURY COWARD. Adjutant and Intjxcior General, A. M. MAN IQ AU LT. Solicitor 8th Circuit. JAMES L. ORR. For Congress, 3rd District. D. WYATT AIKEN. THE COUNTY TICKET. House of Jlepresentativct. J. IL WATSON, R, P. CLINK80A LES, E. M. RUCKEK, li. O. SCUDDAY. Clerk of Court. M. P. TRI BULE. Probate Judye. T. C. LIGON. Sheriff. W. Ts. BOLT. School Commissioner. J. G. CL1NKHCALES. County Commissioners. JOSHUA JAMESON. A. O. NORRIS. W. J- HGBINS. Coroner. R. Y. H. NANCE. COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Ttl ero will bo ? meethi|r_pJLlbo if?no eratic County )?)*e<rtu^ve^onimiltee, at tbo^Dp^wTiGENCEn Office, on Monday -ihjfCat ll o'clock a. m. A full meeting of 'tho Cum in it lou is earnestly desired, as important business will como before the Committee. Ali membors are urged to attend punctually. E. B. MURRAY, County Chairman. The Fendteton stock exhibition comes off to-day (Thursday). Quite a large number of improved horses and colts wilt be exhibited, and alno numerous herds of registered cattle. In addition to these attractions, Ex-Governor Perry will deliver an address before the Pen dleton Farmers' Association. Great preparations have boen made for the occasion, and a most interesting exhibi tion may be expected. Two years ago Mr. W. W. Russell stated in private conversation and in his publio speeches that he w*s a 'rue Dem ocrat-that he was os mach opposed to vho Republican party aa any man !n the State, and that if the Republicans at tempted to run a ticket he would come b?o.k to tho D?mocratie party, and work earnestly for its success. Now the con ditions have been fulfilled which Mr. Russell stated would bring him back io the D?mocratie party. The Republicans have nominated presidential'electors and a State ticket. Mr. Russel ? ii nominated ns ono of the presiden'fal ..lectors. His frh :Js aro now watching his actions with anxious solicitude. There are many of them who believe that ia 1882 he was mistaken in judgment, but honest and sincere in bis statements and promises. Tho tlnrj bas now come which wilt provo whether ho spoke truthfully when be promised to como back to tho Democratic party if the Republicans nominated a ticket, lt will also provo whether or not Mr. Russell was siu???o when bo stated that ho. hoi na sympathy with ibo : Republicans. Will ho run now as a Republican Elec tor ? Wo shall bo greatly disappointed if be docs,, for after the speeches he made two years ago he cannot honorably do so. We will, however, not have to wait lang to decide, for J f be declines he will have to do so promptly. I f be does not declino, bo will have to go back upon his promises two years ago, and will prove himself an associate and compan ion of tho J?g-end of tho Republican party in thia State. A Modern Gretna Oreen, ;,, 1 As tho law iu thia State forbids the issuance of a marriage license to a couple where one of them is under age and . objection ia raised thereto from paternal \ sources, it'is becoming quito the style for youthful coaplcs in this section to flee to South Carolina and have the bans pro? ! claimed. It is being carried to euch nu j excess that it ?3 probable a system of intcr-Stato laws will have to bo made to put a & top tc iL'' Aa long as-the business' ' was confined to one couple here and i . there, it did not stake shoeo^difference, hut lt has now cowa to such a poss that . the old folks are ottglnni?g to crumb?*. They bave commong ed to take the South ' Carolina trip on a wholesale scale, the couples forming parties and going togeth er o? grand matrimonial pilgrimages.; Whea'tho train came in from Fort Mill, S. G., yesterday afternoon' a pair or bridal couples got off and boarded the train for Concord, being da their return homo. Anybody could hive told that they wero bridal couples by their looks, and out of pure curiosity nearly every* body .about tho depot got to ia'kingio thed; It waa found that of ono of the couples, the grooai ?w?e the younger hy a ' huraber of years, and it was Tor his bene-}! tit that the bride bad cons?ntcd to flee to 1 ?outh Carolina and Rejoined. The other 1 couple found that ft weald bo more ' {.IcsisKnt for. them also tobo united in a ii e ?t?y.l, country, where marriage licenses ?? aro'?'.not terror*,and boa ecoordingly fol- ' lowed the first coup??> The ?ebcdole. to < so ?frangad that tfaiay were able to loav*? j <3oacord. at dinner, go to "Fort Ml|l, get j married' and return home in time tor .j supper. Thia is a nico Hltlo ai-rangement,* j and while we wou'd not In the least mau. j ifesfc ^disposition to interfere with it. yet . w.&rausl warn lovett that SO?? of these . days they &rc goicg io get o$Mhe train at uPori M*3t>nd ?hd,som?^>'d,ha?d-h?a?(?d { flpntlcmaiv&arc^o?Ung for Ibera with a .< club. Tho Fort Mill mp ?oo goo4; & M }a?t ?uu&^?har$tff?i 't?v:t Gj?is*3riet'?~~ '' Republicans In Secret riesston, ? Tho Columbia Register, of last Fri Jay, says t Thc State Executive Committee of the Republican party met at the PoatofBce building last night. A sentinel was stationed at the Main Street entrance to the building who was instructed not to admit any one who did not bear the stamp of o true blue Republican or who was not of their friends, tho Indepen dents. The door was locked and unlock ed as occasion required. The partici pants in the meeting were pledged to secrecy except as to those matters which were desired to be made public. Ora tions were frequently delivered during the session of the committee, but tbey sounded only as a mumble of words to the reporters who hung on the railiogs to the rear of tho building. Thc platform and address of the com mittee to tho Republicans and Indepen dents will be prepared by a sub-commit tee. J. Hendrix McLan? was present, en gineering the interests of the Independ ents, who failed to accomplish anything under the name of Grcenbackers in 1882, and whose ranks to-day are only of strength in the imagination. But the Independents have managed to make the National Republican Committee believe that they are "some pumpkins," and hence the State Committee have been compelled to give them recognition, os will be seen by tho fusion in tho follow ing Electoral ticket : Electors at largo-Dr. W. D. Krum, colored, of Charleston ; W. W. Russell, Independent, of Ar '.erson. 1st District-D?. M. II. Collins of Charleston. 2d District-Dr. W. D. Durham, Inde pendent, of Aiken. 3d District-J. C. Hunuicut, Indepen dent, of Oconce. 4th District-C. C. Turner, of Spar tanburg. 5th District-F. A. Clinton, colored, of Lancaster. Otb Dfctrict-Rev. J. E. Wilson, col ored, ot Darlington. 7th District-Thos. Haskins, Indepen dent, of Sumter. A Stirrer up of Strife. The Abbeville Pren and Banner pub lishes a circular letter from Lcm Quiliu which was sent to certain persono in that county urging the negroes to nelie?. Tho letter is as follows: Au?u?fT, 28, 1884.-Do you remember, if not esk some of the older members of your family if they remember how they were watched and guarded iu old times, when there wai a ppy in your chimney corner, and all your conversalifjBe-rjaVe dropped to keep vou fra? learning what was being done,.^-die Abolition party to niak?..yoo* tree. You are still watched Jjy-tho sumo party. You cannot hold a prayer meeting but they have their Bpics ana sneaks around tn report all that is said or done. That is the way they ace ltd your rights. Read wbnt the Prest and Banner says. Don't that recall the days when u meddling Abolitionist was treated to a coat of tar and feathers for interfering with their loved institution slavery. But now that you are free, the penalty for advising you to contend for those God given rights that aro dear to the hearts of all freemen is death. Does the Preta and Panner not advise the Democracy to murder me if I come to Abbeville to help you in this your hour of need ? Some general said all ho wanted to know in laying his plan of battle was first to find out what his ene my wanted him to do, and that he was fi uro not to do. Wilson wants Ab. Titus for chairman of tho Republican party of Abbeville County. Don't have him. Look for your old friend. LEM QrjFFisr. Biala? and the Letters? I NEW YORK, October 6-2 a. m.-An- 1 other letter referring to the Mulligan business has come to light. In 1880 Blaine believed he bad a fair chance to i secure the Presidential nomination in i spite of the Stalwart scheme to rc nomi- I nate Gen. Grant. It Is well known that ! he laid his plans to break the Grant j delegations from Now York and Penn- < sylvania. He succeeded in doing sn, and then began to cast his anchor to windward ! preparatory to his leading, as he believed no would, the grand old party in the Presidential campaign. It was rumored at that timo, and the rumor was renewed early in this year's campaign, that he bad made attempts to secure bia letters.which remained in the bands of James Mulligan. The following letter from Warren Fisher, of wbioh h fae eimile copy will be published in the World to-morrow morn ing, proves that these rumors were true : "i ii April or May cf 1880, Blaine sent word to have me meet bim at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. . He then authorized me to get the letters from Mulligan, pay 910,000 if I could not get them for less, and thea wanted Mr. Mulligan and my coif to go to Europe and remain until after the election, all at his expense. Mr. Mulligan declined the offer. He said BU?ac had stolen bia. leticia - ?a Washington and ha nay*? jdjQnl<I have what.he hold at any price. Your?, dee., WARREN FISHER. Windsor, Vt, Joly 12,1884." Hanged And Yet Alive* LITTLE ROOK, ABK., September 80. Particulars of tho execution of Joe Bo ?;ard at Lonoke, on tbo 27th of August, or assault on the eleven-year-old daugh ter of & farmer named Rhea, have already been given. Mr. George Sibley, a lead ing lawyer of Lonoke County, who was appointed by tbo court to defend the negro,io howie this city. He reporta positively that although the negro waa suspended in the air forty minutes and waa pronounced dead, he is alive to-day. Tho negro was raised near Des Are., in Prairie County, and after the execution bis body was delivered to his father, who ?tarted lo a wagon with the corpse for bis home. Before proceeding far the old man was Dearly frightened out of his wits by hearing a groan from the Hps of hts ton. One of hts .-companions poured some whisky down the throat of the supposed cerpse. and io less than an boar Joe Bogara bad opened his eyes, and h? the time his father's homo in Prairie County was reached he waa able to get ont of the wagon without -help. Sheriff Reinhart of Prairie County, according to Sibley's ?tory, first heard that Bogara had return ed to Ufo from some negroes, who wished him to go and arrest him.. Sibley says Regard's relatives have secreted bim and bave asked Sibloy for hi? legal opinion ss lo whether the man can bo banged again, having once paid the penalty of the law. The Georgi* State Election. AuoustA, GA., October 2,-?n yester day's State election there ? AS no opposi tion to tho Democratic ticke?, nnd tho vote irai very much lighterthan four yearsago, (rben a bitter contest for Governor was saged between ColquUt and Norwood. The Legislature elected will return Hon. foeph E. Brown to the United State? Senate. The Independents were doicat sd io Burke and Green Counties and hoir other strongholds. ; In several, bounties in this section tho prohibition teket Vioa g?n?r?lly sGccs^?il but erect id na Democratic division. Prohibition n ;? : n or another exists in $0 of tbs . 'ten in th? State'. ?. ~ - A gentleman of prominence in hut h 3eo"rgifc and Carolina predicts ,th?t inset. will yUdt this section before tho cloie of > jeife-'Weijfc If itpivvea true, ho will 1? i g^i^ts^^^ven^r.? ' < "SUCCESS IS IK TUE AIR." ConkUng Predicts that Cleveland Will Carry New York. NEW YORK, October 2.-Rosco? Conklim,, who koowa New York politics EB well as any roan in the country, said yesterday : "The best judges in New York City do not (bink Huller will poll 12,000 votes there, and it in doubtful if be gets 20,000 in the whele Empire State. Even this vote subtracted from tho Dem ocratic numbers seems disastrous at first eight, but closer considcrstiou shows that throughout the Republican canvass thus far one factor has not been taken into account. This unspoken element which is to play so prominent a part in the campaign is tho disaffected Stalwart element, which ia better defiued in New York than elsewhere, and which will un doubtedly overcome all effort that can bo made by the Republicans for gaining tbe Empire State to Blaine's support. It is also very probable in New York, and almost unquestionable in Massachu setts, that the independent Republicans will by far exceed toy addition that the Irish-American elemento may give Blaine and Logan in tl-.oso States, and considering these fads, there are no ressons why Cleveland will not carry New York, provided that State does not Sive Blaine a stronger vote than it did lai field, which is cut ot the question at this era of affairs." Tho reports from thc great Indepen dent meeting in Boston lost night ?how bow deep the disaffection is there. One opinion is quoted here to day with great satisfaction, namely, that of Dr. James Freeman Clarke, one of Bolton's bright est, intelligent lights, who said : "1 re cently visited < io vernor Cleveland in Albany, and spent an hour with him alone in his private room. Hs talked with simplicity and freedom, with a man ner which carried conviction of ifs truth fulness. He did uot pretend that he had not done wrong. From what he said I was satified that no one suffered more than himself from his past errors and I was convinced that no had lefl them behind. Rut I gathered this not from any formal confession or profession, but from thc depth of conviction with which be spoke." The Jte/nt?lican said : ''Roscoe Conk ling is thc man over all the New York Stalwarts, and all of the work done during thc campaign will be under his direction. It was ju a the other night that a number of influential Boston and New York Stalwarts held a meeting in Now York. Tt was then decided to jire pnro au address, whichJia^-bc&Tr finished and which will be passed nlong tho lines from thc Atlantic to the Mississippi, and Circulated lu every place where il will do the most good." Matters arc booming al headquarters, and numey is pouring in. Within the last fortnight a wonderful change hos como over the spirit with which the Eublic seems to look at National politics, democratic success seems to be in the air. A dozen men with whom I have talked to day say that their doubts of two weeks ago have been entirely cleared away, nnd they nre now Hire of Cleve land's election. Protect yourselves against IOSH from stormed cotton by using a Need Cotton Cleaner. Wo offer ono (Clnrk's), that cost $75.00 at tho Factory, only used ono sea son, for $35-00. It will pay Tor H.solf in cleaning 5 to 10 bales dirty cotton. 0-4 BKNHON ?fc Co., Hartwell, Ua. For Sure Eyes.-Wllhlte's Eye Wa ter is a ?tire cure for inflamed or wonk eyes or any common form of sore eyes. It is Bold on conditions that if it does not effect a eure, money to bo refunded. Try lt. If it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Wu.inri: & Wu.urn:. Epithelioma or Skin Canter. This form of cancer is tho most preva lent type, and is In many caaes fatal, as it gradually oats away until it destroys life. It wouldsecin that Swift's Specific is in deed a sp?cifie for this scourgo. Mrs. K. A. Armstrong, Verona, Miss., writes under date of May 10,1884 : " After taking Bix bottles of Swift's Specific tho cancer is healing; is greatly reduced in size. It now gives mo no pain, and my Seneral health has so much improved lat I am able to be up and attend to my household du tl os-som alb lng I had not been able to do in severa) years. I feel that it will euro mr. Mr. M. N. Clay .on. of Rod Clay, On., writes under recent date: "AH painful sensations in my cancer aro decreasing. I feel decidedly better, and tho cancer boa commenced to heal." Dr. M. F. Crumley, Oglethorpe, Ga., writes under dato of May 10th: "Mr. Naves, who had such a terrible cancer on his face, is about well. New akin baa grown all over his face, and looks as woll is lt ever did, and I would like some of roar company to see him." Messrs. J. & J. B. Harter, of North Manchester, Ind., write, under date of May 1st : "The lady with cancer is Im proving right along. Tho Specific in jreasecf the discharge for the first few lays, but tho soreness is gono and she is much better." Mrs. W. H. Route, of Gordonville, Ya., writes, under dato of May ll, 1884 : "I ara ranch Improved. Tho cancer IB better, does not pain ino at all. It is n ?vomier to all ray friends." Mr. James B. Ligou, of Michaux Fer ry, Va, writes under date of May 10, 1884: "My condition is greatly Im proved : my general health ?a good ; ray innetlte good ; rancor decidedly bettor, in 1 hos beguu to heal nicely. How can [ ever repay you ?" Mr. J. S. Rhodes, of Mill River, N. C., vrltea under date of May 10,1884 : "My noiher bas been using Swift's Specific ibont two weeks, and is improving. Tho lancer ls not now painful and is healing." Mr. T. J. Teato.of Wacissa. Fla., writes index date of May 2, 1884 : "Swift's Spo il tic has cured a cancer on ray face, and ias almost rasdo a young man out of no." Mr. E. Tinsley, of Burr Milly, Va., trites May 1,1834 : "My wife has taken bur bottles of Swift's Specific for a can ter, and bas improved wonderfully. I hall keep lt np ; have no doubt lt will :uro her/' Tm: SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, Vibrate, Ga. 160 W. 23d St., N. Y., mud 205 Chestnut 8t., Phils. ' 6 BLOOD i / . ': f \ - ...... . .v ? .. ; IND IU u ri par all c>! M nbnsc?, aie fully and freely [(scaned In a neat 33 page book, nailed free to ID y address, by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, Drop a poul al for lt, ai every man and woman iceds ll and will be delighted with lia valuable ind entirely new revelations. SHALL VOICES fc?,<V.?*?t'7&V?>*r-\. :-:<S.i.. '?">:'',">; '-?'"j"" .' tatnell mes* shako a Nation of people nr. J arouse ana to action. Expressions alaUar to the follow. og, from a well known BruggUt of Allanta, j. or a from sections where B. B. B. hu been ased : ATLANTA, June 17, ISSI, . It a our fl rm belier that ICB. B. ta the tam Stand Pariser ea the market. Wearecelllagyhsr if /re holli ea of 11 to ONE of any other prepara tion et the Kind, lt bas failed In no Instance to ;lve entIre a&tisfteilon. Merit latheae?r?a? ". W. P. SMITH ? CO* Druggist Thia ls the only blood medicine known that oahlnea quick action. Certain effect, cheap price eu unbounded Mtiafacitcn. WE PROVE hat on? Jingle botWo of B. B. IU will do aa m nek wk lo carins Blood Pensons, Skin Affect loi?, ierofulH, Kiutyf T?i??itta,?W*c,Vrh ?nd R?>6nmft Um aa ti* bottles of any other nrejeratloa on One SO-yruT>old chrcnlc ulcer cured. Scrofula >t oMWre-a, cored with one bottle. Blood Poison? ruted wlf? ft tttf hollie?, lt neut falta. We 0t-Mw? proof la hook fer? ftead for lt. 4ifgo hettie|i.ea,Blx tor?S-W. . r . Eaprened os meist o? erke, >f your Druggist an'i supply you, addi ra ?IXKlD BALK CO., Atlanta,X5a. FOR 8?LB BY .HtLL BROS., A^dojtbn, 8. C. ?c*? is, ia$4.-.?? ,/>-'..?-;' 1? iy. Administer Sbrlncr's Indian Vermi fuge according to tho directionn. In the morning ie tho beat timo to take it. For Bale by W?hlte A W?hlte. Notice to Trespassers. ALL persona arc hereby warned not to hunt, iish or otherwise trespass on our lands lying in Pendleton township. Persons disregarding this notice will be prosecuted. A. II. HOWDEN, W. J. ERWIN. _ T. K DICKSON. Sale of Personal Property. WK will nell at Belton mi Wednesday, 22nd October, the Personal Prop erty of W. ll. Kowlaml. deceased, consist ingot one one-horse Wagon, (new.) one Bet of Blacksmith Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Ac., A?. Terms cash. W. W. A J. W. HOWLAND, W. A. BLACK, Agents. P. H.-Thc Accounts may bc found with Mr. A. J. Stringer, with whom all indebted must settle at once. Oct 9,1884 13 _2 Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons ore hereby warned not to hunt, li- li, or in any way trespass upon our lands in Corner Township. Those disregarding this notice will be pros ecuted. C. C. SIMPSON, lt. P. GULLEY, J. WA LTE II SHERARD, S. T. McCOLLOCGH, lt. S. SHEUARD, DAVID SADLER, J. M. REID, MRS. N. E. MCALISTER, J. B? ALEXANDER, R. II. ALEXANDER, J. H. REID. Oct 0,1884 13 _ _2?__ The Fields are White with Cotton. Hard Times Nearly Over! rpiIOUSANDS of families who have been JL wanting FIANOS AND ORGANS for a long tim? will buy this year. I have on bandin my house at W il I iain - ?ton, Mason <fe Hamlin, Packard and Ruy State Organs, which I shall oller for sale on extra easy terms. During cbc mouth of October I will sell Pianos and Organs at thc lowest Rock Hut ton! Cash Prices, requiring only $20 cash down on n Piano anil $10 ci; h down on an Organ, and allowing three months on the balance, witbottt interest or advituce on price-- . Having un experience of live years in this business, I feel competent to aid my customers in selecting an instrument, and will take great pleasure in visiting any one who anticipates buying. Drop me a postal caid to Willinmston, 8. C., und oblige, JOHN L. HAYNIE. Oct 0, 1884 13 _3m _. Notice of Dissolution. THE Firm of J. O. Cunningham A Co. is this day dissolved by mutual con tent. Alt indebtedness due to the lute firm, will be collected by Cunningham A Fowler. Thanking our many customers for past favorx wc wish for a continuance of the same with the new firm. (Signed) J. O. CUNNINGHAM. (Signed) W. W. HUMPHREYS. Oct. 1, 1884. Notice of Partnership. WE, thc undersigned, have this day formed a partnership to transact a General Merchandise Business, under tho name and HIV le or CUNNINGHAM A FOWLER, at the old stand of J. G. Cun ningham A Co. All tho Notes, Accounts, or indebtedness of any kind, duo J. G. Cunningham A Co., are in tho hands of Cunningham A Fowler for collection. They must be paid this Fall,, is tue old books must be closed. To the many customers of tho old firm we soy, glvo us a continuance of your kind patronage, and wo assure you that wo will treat you square and honest. (Bignell) J. G. CUNNINGHAM, (8igned) J. S. FOWLER. Oct. 1, 1881 13_3_ MASTER'S SALE. STATK or SOUTH CABOMNA, ANDKBSOK COUHTY. In the Court of Common Pieas. James 8. Lollis, Plaintiff, vs. Henry Craw ford and Jeptha Harper, Defendants--Com plaint lo Foreclose Mortgage. PUR8UANT to an Order of 8ale, bear ing date June 20, 1884, I will sell at anderson C. H., 8. C., on 8ALESDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the Land described in he Complaint in this case, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing ilxty-one acres, more or less, situated in Anderson County, on branches of Twenty? liz Mile Creek, adjoining lands of Elizabeth Timms, Mariah Smith, Pick Mallison and ithers. THUMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay ixtra for papers. W- W. HUMPHREYS, Master. ; Oct. 9,1884V _13_ 4_ MASTER'S SALE. STATE or 8OVTH CABOMXA, ANDERSON COUKTT. In the Court of Common Pleas. Hatilda Davis, Plaintiff, against Cy nt bia E. Orr, Elizabeth Sherill', and others, De fendants-Complaint for Partition, dr. PURSUANT to sn Order of Sala If 'be above case, I will sell at Ander u }. H., S. C;, cn ?ALEDA Y - IN NOVEIA JER next, tho Tract of Land below de cribed, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in brushy Creek Township, bounded by lands >f W F Davis, Charles Smith, W F Wyatt md Wm Waddell, on watcis of Brushy 3reek, containing 133 acres, moro or less. Tr Bus or SALE--One-third cash, and re nalnder on a credit of t wet ve months, with ntereat from day of sate. Purchaser to pay xtra for papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. Oct 0,1884_13_4 VALUABLE LANDS FOB SALE. rHE undersigned, heirs of William Smith, deceased, will sell at publie lutcry to tho highest bidder on Weuaes Say, she Mtb Oetofrer. at ll o'clock i. m., at tho old homestead, situated eleven niles from Anderson, near James Wilson's dd Un yard, in Hopewell township, the bllowingdescribed lands: LOT NO. 1, tho Homo Trant, containing Sb* acres, moro or less, with the oh) home tasd, two tenant bouses and outhouses. LOT NO. 2, known as the Gaillard Tract, ont.tlniug 100 ceros, moro or lees, adjoin ng Lot No. 1. LOT NO. 8, known es the Tun Yard Tract, and adjoining Lol No. 1 on the louth weat corner, containing OS acres, nore or less. Also, a Tract of Land, situated near five Forks, divided in the following man ier : ' LOT NO. 1, containing 104 acres, 571 >f which ls In tes simple." and 1 SOI is land eased from the Wadsworth Estate for ightecn years to come. Upon the 571 teres there ls s comfortable residence, and inlbu tidings. LOT NOT*, adjoining Lol'Ho. 1, con ainiss IMO acres, more or less, of which Mi acres ls tn fea ?Imple sad S3] seres ease, to rna 18 yest*. -LOT NO. 3, adjoining Lots Nos. 2 and !, containing 185 aeres, more or less, out of vhlch there is ?claim for 4) acres by Jo *phWilson. f LOT NO. 4, adjoining Lots Nos. 1, ? and I, con tai nt ng .100 aerea, more or less. Thcso Landa will be sold for ona-thtrd sash, and the balan?a on a credit of one ind two years, with bond and mortgage to Ocuro credit portions, with interest from lay of tale at coven per centum per annum. PurchiUwre to pay extra for pap-r?. , j?rsonscansco plats nt the old home tirad, and will bo shown over tho lands Ail the heirs oro of age, ami will bc Resent to give valid Deeds to purchasers. W. G. SMITH,. A. C. WEBB, W. M. SMITH. W. W. SMITH. Oct 0:1884 ?8 ii Tot Housekeepers. ?M68T Patent Flour, best New Orleans MASTER SALE. STATE OF SOl'Til CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. In the Cntrt of Common Pleat. Win. W. Phillips, ct al., Plaintiffs, against Nancy Phillips. David Phillips, et al., Defendants.-Action for 1'artition, dre. BY virtue of an Order to nie directed in the above stated case by lils Honor A. P. Aldrich* hearing date the 6th October, 1881, I will fell at Anderson C. H., 8. C., on SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the following described Real Estate of Martin I 'ii i : li [. -. deceased, to wit : TRACT NO. 1, containing one hundred and fourteen and one-half acres, more or leas, situate ?it Brushy Creek Township, in Anderson County, and adjoining lands of J I) Hilton, Eiq, Mis - Acker, and others. TRACT NO. 2, containing one hundred and nineteen and one-half seres, moro or less, situate in Brushy Township, in Anderson County, and adjoining lauds of F( Wyatt, J D Bilton, Esq, and others, TRACT NO. 3, containing one hundred and sixteen acre?-, more or less, situate in lim liv Creek Township, in Anderson Co., and bounded by lands of II O Hendrix, Q A Smith and others. TERMS or KALK-One-half cash, and the balunce on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond and a mortgage of the premises, with leave te anticipate payment, in whole or in part, at any time. Purchasers to pay ex tra for all necessary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. Oct V, 1884_13 4 MASTERS SALE. STTATKOF Boura CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. In ike Orari of Common Plea*. James B. Carpenter, Plaintiff, vs. Nannie E. McCrary. and others, Defendants. Complaint for Partition, Itclief, dc. PURSUANT lo an Order of Coust, hear ing date June 20, 1881, I will sell at Anderson C. H.. S. C., on BA LEDA Y IN NOVEMBER next, the following describ ed Real Estate, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing 200 acres, more or less, lying in Broadaway Township, four miles East of Anderson 0, If., bounded on the East by li ronda way Creek, on the North, Weat and South by Solomon Geer, Miss Jemima Nevitt and others. Thcr? are four good tenant houses and 140 acres in cultivation on the place. These are line Broadaway lands, with 20 acres of rich bottom land. THUMS or SALE-Ono-third cash, balance on a credit of one and two years, interest from day of sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage of thc premises. " " Purchaser to pay extra for papers. ALSO, I will sell the Personalty of the Estate, consisting one Mule, one Wagon, and oth er property. Personalty sold for cash. Plats of the Land can be seen at J- R Vandiver, Esq., office. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. OcjJ^_188I_13__ _4 MASTEE/S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. In the Court of Common Picas. Martha A. E. Masters, as Heir at Law and Administratrix, ?fcc, Plaintiff, vs. Joseph L. Masters, Reuben B. Masters, et al., Defendants.-Action for Partition, dc. BY vii tuc of an Older to me directed by his Honor A. P. Aldrich, Presiding Judge, bearing date the 7th October, 1884, I will sell at Anderson C. H., S. C., on BALED A Y IN NOVEMBER next, thc following described TRACT OF LAND, As the Real Estate of Wm. Bryant Mas ters, deceased, to wit: . All that Tract of Land, containing two hundred and ninety acres, more or less, situate in Rock Mills Township, in Auder son County, adjoining lands of Toliver Bolt, S. C. Humphreys, and others, and known as the White Place. TERMS or SALE-One-third cash, and bal ance on a credit of twelve months, with in test from day of salo, to bc secured by bond and mortgage of tho premises, with leave io purchaser to anticipate payment, in whole or in part, at any time. Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. - Oct 9, 1884 18 J _ MASTER'S SALE. STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. In the Ontrt of Common Pleas. Miriam C. Wilkes. Plaintiff, vs. Warren B. Wilkes, M. L. Wilkes, ct al.. Defendants. - Complaint for Partition, Relief, dc. PURSUANT to an Order of Court, dated March 6, 1884,1 will sell at Anderson C. H., S. C., on 8ALEDAY IN NOVEM BER next, thc Landa described in the Pleadings, to wit : ONE TRACT, con'ai ni o g 40 acres, moro or less, situate in Anderson County, on west prong of Broadmouth Creek, adjoin ing lauds of George B Telford, Grant A Moore and others. One other TRACT OF LAND, contain ing 48 acres, more or less, adjoining Grant A Moore, Wm Ellison, Wm Telford and others. Tirana or SAI.B-One third of the pur chase money to be paid cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, the . purchaser giving bond, with approved surety, and a mort gage of tho premises, with leave to antici pate payment, in whole or in part, at any lime. Purchaser to pay extra for necessa ry papers. W. V/. HUMPHREYS, Master. OotO. 1884 13 4 MASTER'S SALE. STATE cr SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. In the Court os Common Pleas. Ezekiel Harris, Executor, ct al., vs. B. F?. Robinson, et al.-CbmplaitU for Partition. PURSUANT to an Older of Sale,- dated June 10,1884,1 will sell at Ander son C. H., e. C., on S ALEDA Y IN NO VEMBER next, the Lands described In the Pleadings, to wit: The Nelson Tract, containing 76 acres, more or less. The Evana Tract, containing 47 acres, more or less. The upper end of the Old Homestead, contalnirg 142 acres, more or less. Thc several Tracts situate in Honea Path Township, of Anderson County. TERMS or SALE-One-third of tho pur chase money to be paid in cash, the re mainder on a credit of twelve mouthy, with interest from day ot bale, secured by bond and mortgage, with leave to anticipate pay ment at any time. Purchaser to pay extra for papers. - '" W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. Oct 0.1884 13 4 MASTER'S SALE. STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA, AKDKttSOK COUNTY. In the Court of Common Pleas. John B. R. McLidn, Plaintiff, vs. Elisabeth McLatn. et al., Defendants.-Complaint for Partition: PURSUANT to an Order of Court in above case, dated. Jone 18, 1831, I will sell at Anderson 0. H., B. C., on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER next, the follow ing dtscribod Lands, to wit: TRACT NO. 2, situate in Anderson Co., on Liddle** Creek, adjoining landa of Mts; McElroy, Bird Martin and Estate of John McLaln, and containing 101 acres, moro or less. TRACT NO. 8, situate on Liddle^ Creek, adjoining J O Moore, AB Bowden. Thom as E Dickson and others, containing 85 acres, more sr leas. TEEMS or SALE-Onc^third of the pur chase money to be paid Sn cash, the bal ance cn a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sajo, secured by bord and roortgnze. with leave toanticipate pay ment at any time. Purchasers to pay ex tra for papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. ! Oct 0,1884 18 ? Notice to Trespassers. ALL persons are hereby notified not to bout, fish, or otherwise to trespass upon ?mr tanda In any way. Pcreop* ula - regarding lin* noll? will be nrosc-cuted. W. J. MARTIN. : A. W. OrcLBSPlR, . MRS. JOHN OWENS, A. a TRESCOT. Ck* 9r 1334 13 \* BEPORT OF THE CONDITION or YUK National Bank of Anderson, AT Anderson, In tb? State of South Carolin?, at th? c?ese of business September, 80th ISSI : BE80DBGE& Loans and Discount*-.HWfii* 00 Overdraft*......... '> SC 0. H. Booda toaecuro Circulation.... 50,000 00 other ?tock?, booda and mortgage*. ''?2? 2? Due from approved reserve amenta. 4.W6 So Due from other National Bank*-.~ C.7i> .?3 Ural Fttate, furniture and Fixtures. 5,7V) 00 Current Expense? and Taxea paid. 1.431 ?J Premiums paid. 0,000 po Bills of other Banka..... l*W 00 Fractional paper curreucy, nickels, pen ules. .?* Snecle iiniiif. 3,5>'il 3.* Legal fender Notes. WW ?? lledcmption lund with CH. Treasurer, I.iW 00 T ?al.{207.8.1? OH LI ABILITIES. Capital Block |.ald in.? 50.000 00 Surplus Fund. 60,000 00 Undivided Prouts.-. sj.-*3* JJ National Bank Notes outstanding. 4J,0U0 00 Dlrldetid? unpaid. 45 00 Individual Iteposlts kubloct to check. 4*J,1W 02 IjemandCertiricates of Deposit. 4,?S'J 71 Due to other National Banks. 'JU vi Notes oud bills rediscount ed. 8.00u 00 Bills payable. 5?.0W 00 Total.S2V7.8S5 08 STATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA, I COUNTY or A?fDKKsoX. J I, J. A. BROOK, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement is true, to the best of tuy knowledge and belief. J. A. BKOCX, Cashier. Subscribed and ?worn to before me this 3rd day of Oct., 18*4. . WM. S. BROWN, Notary Public. Correct-Attest : B. F. CHAVTON, ) J. Vf. NORRIS, V Directors. UKO. W. VAUT, > Oct., 9, 1884 13 * EXECUTORS' SAL22 - OP - Personable and Valuable Beal Estate. TYTILL bc sold nt thc Into residence of VT Hannah Smith, deceased, live miles Southeast of Anderson Court House, on Friday, the 3!st October, 1884, Thc Personnl Estate of said deceased, con sisting of Stock, Fanning Utensils, ?fcc, and valuable Real Estate on Hroadt?\vay Creek, comprising -AIT' ACRES, To bc divided nearly cfmally into two Tracts, of which pluta will bc exhibited. Tanns of SALE-Personalty Cash. Heal Estato one-third casi), balance twelve months, with interest, to be secured hy mortgage. Purchasers lo pay extra for papers. DANIEL F. ANDERSON, JOSEPH N. BatOTOSr Executors. Oct 1>, 1881_13_3_ Notice to T.retipasscrB. A LL persons are hcrcoy notified not to J\. hunt, fish, or othe.-wite to trespass upon our lands in any way. Persons dis regarding this no'ice will be prosecuted. WM. SIMPSON, J. W. 8IMFS0N, R. B. BROCK, J. H. BROCK. Oct 0, 1884 13_1? Notice to Creditors. Matilda Davis vs. Cynthia E. Orr, ct al. Complaint for Partition. IN obedience to an order of Court all cred itors of Win. H. Orr, aro hereby noti tied to present and prove their claims before mc, on or by tho 3rd of November, next. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. Oct 0,1884_ 13_4 SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. BY virtue of an Execution to me direct oil, I will expose to sale on the First Monda}' in November, A. D. 1884, at Ander son Court House, Sou t li Carolina, the follow ing property, to wit : Ono Tract of Land, containing ten acres, more or less, bounded by lands of R B A Robinson, J A Cowan, and others. Levied on as the juoperty of Joshua Burroughs in favor of James B. Burriss. THUMS or SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay extra for necessary papers JAMES H. MCCONNELL. Sheriff of Anderson County, S. C. October 9,1884_13_4 SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA, ANDERSON COUNTY. BY virtue of an execution to me directed, I will expose to sale on the ti M Mon day in November next, A. D. 1884, at An derson Court House, S. C., thc following property, to wit : Ono IM>I in Townville, containing fonr acres, more or les*, bounded by Ixit-i of G. E. Smith, J." tl. Holcomb und others, on which there is a good Dwelling House and and 8tore-housr>. Levied on aa the property of P. Frank Farmer in favor of Sill ply, Roano cfc Co., against P. Frank Farmer. TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to pay for necessary papers. JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Sheriff of Anderson County, S. C _Oct_9,_1884_13_-1_ Annual Meeting. OFFICE or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, . . ANDERSOH 8. C., Oct. 2nd, 1884. NOTICE ls hereby given that thc An nual meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for Anderson County will lie held in their office at Anderson Court House on TUESDAY, tho fourth day of November next. AU persons holding bills, accounts, or demands of any kind against the County of Anderson which have not bean before pre sented, are hereby required to present tho same, duly verified according io law, io tito undersigned at bis office, on or before tho first day of November next, in order that they may be examined and approved at Btid annual meeting. W. H. FRIERSON, Clerk Board. Pot 0, 1884_13 _2 FAIR NOTICE. AFIER the First day of November next I will be compelled to place thy Accounts in tho hands of au officer for collection. I will be very thankful io my old customers if they will call and ?-ettie with mc before that time. MI3S SALLIE BOWIE. Oct 2, 1884 12_ A Notice to Debtors; THOSE owing -mo either by Noto Or Account will please como forward and settle, for I Intend very soon to place them in the hands of an Attorney for col lection. So come and aavo cost. I must have the money. P. A. WILH1TB, M. D. Oct 2, 1884 12 8 BELTON ~~~ MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY. W. C. LATIMER. Principal; A1R3. W. C. LAT? M ER, Assistant. THE next Session of this School will begin November 3,1884. TU m ox ELATES : Primary Department, per term,- ten months, ?15.00 ; Intermediate, $20.00; Aca demic, $27.60. Credit given for all public money received. . For further particulars apply to the Prin cipal. 00*2,1884 12 DON'T DO m DON'T BUY. A PIANO OR ORGAN ;' BeforoconsultingL. E. Nowyeo. JJE handlea; for Anderson County the . , STARNWAY, DEOKEU, WHEELOCK AND OTHER PIANOS, And Hie renowned E8TEY OKGAN. Installments of $10 pei month will bay ?Pian:j, and Installments of ^5 per month will buy an Organ. .If you want an Instrument write him, ?#rh?r y?a ?l4T.? lm> wons* ot not, ami ht? will como and se? yon. Address . L. B. NORRYGE, . . Anderen, 8.0, Anhost gl, 1684 ,. , 6 Oto Fi*re?t t?edid?M at Orr * Sloan's. THE NEW FIRM. CUNNINGHAM & FOWLER, Successors to J. G. Cunningham & Co., dealers In DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, BOOTS, SHOil ?I A ll D W A ll E , And a full line of EVERYTHING usually kept in a General Stock. Also, the world-renowned Dixie Plow. Agent* for Milburn mud aiJt Hickory WogonJ, and tho 4 olumbus Buggy, the bert in the vvrtd money. g?- We want nil the money that ia due uu this Fall on any account-Mercluto?&i % Guano, or otherwise. The Rooks, Notes and Accounts of tho lato Finn of J. 07^3 ningham A Co. ure in our hands for collection, and must bo nettled in some way. | Thanking our friends for past patronage, wo ask a continuance of tba eauio. to seo us. We will do you right. CUNNINGHAM Sc FOWLER. Oct H, 1HH4 1:* i * MISS DELLA KEYS Has received a handsome assortment of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS, TO which slie calls thc attention of the Ladies, nnd asks an inspection o? her(W 3 ns elie is satisfied she can give satisfaction in both (Joods and prices. ? 3 Kooma in WAVERLY HOUSE BUILDING, first door above Simpson, Reid A(V,t. . Drugstore. _ ... Oct 2, ?88t_ THE CITY GROCERY STORE, WITH thanks lu my friends for the liboral patronage hcrctoforo extended nie, and ] respectfully soliciting a continuance of tho sumo, 1 bog to stnto that- J THAT I HAVE JUST RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS OP CHOICE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Which would require too much space to enumerate, so I respectfully invite ono andi!) and ESPECIALLY THE LADIES, to aili and look through my Stock, and I am al? lied they will feel rcpuid ior so doing, and honor mc with a aharo of their patronage. ' I respectfully solicit a fair trial. ?8?- Remember, I deliver ull Woods wlthiu the City limit? fres of charge. You will Sud this a great comfort and convenience. 0. A. REED, Agent, Proprietor City Grocery Store. ' Oct 2, IKKt _12 _ 5? Take it for Granted that you can Buy Goods at any other place as Cheap as you can at THE LADIES' BAZAR, ?JJ NTH Corsets, Shawls, My Stock of Dress Goods, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Shoes i Is just simply immense in every sense of thc word but prices, for you can buy thessnn Goods for LESS MONEY than anywhere else in tho City. I am now receiving every day all the Latest Styles in Ladies', Children and Miss? HATS, that you ought to look nt boforo purchasing elsewhere. Thanking you for pnst patronage and hoping you wilt continuo the same, I remain yours, JOHN UL MCCONNELL Oct 2, 1882 12 Take Notice and Govern Yourselves Accordingly. N. O. FARMER & PRO. Have Just Received a Large and well assorted Stock of ?RY GOODS AND NOTIONS, V BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. TRUNKS AND VALISES. SADDLES AND BRIDLES, SUGAR AND COFFEE, BACON, LARD. FLOUR, MOLASSES, And in fact EVERYTHINO generally kept in a first-class General Store, all of which wo propose to soil at tho very lowest cash prices. It will" pay any one to call and examius our Goods and prices before they buy. ^SL- Those indebted to ns will greatly oblige us by au early settlement of their Ac counts und Notes, either for Merchandise or Fertilizers, as wo must havo oiir money. v!j: O. FA Tg.TVTTi'.yff. gr. BR??<.^! Oct 2, 1' .1 ^ 12 ir SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. CO OD ?3 AT LOW PRICES. WE do not publish our prices, but ask the trading public to ECO for themselves. We havo a PULL STOCK OF GOODS in all departments, just received from mar ket, and wo will sell everything nt tho closest figures. j No trouble to show Goods, and you can satisfy your selves. t Wc are prepared to buy your Cotton, and gtvo you the top of the market, and to those who wo have been sup' plying wc would say that wc havo carried you through the year when money waa searco, und now wo expect every ono to como forward juvmplbj amt http us b\j pay ing upr w. s. LiQQN & oa Oct 2. l'JK-I N 12 . " GOODS WER^ This feet We are prepared to Prove to our Friends and Customers who may favor us with a call. ... '?:??<' '? . , -i.' .-.^-^gsfjga -?---'_ . . . - :-."? WE are now receiving tho largest and moat carefully selected Stock'of General Mer chandise which wo have ever purchased, and will mako it to your InteroA to call and examine for yourselves. Wo have added io the lines usually kept by us iu?l now and desirable ones, embracing Ladies' Dress Goods, Flannels, Suitings, Shawls, &c, And tho best CORSET on the murkct at 50c, wurtli $1.00. Also, u |HB A LARGE LINE OF READY MADE CL0TH|?I HATS, TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, BLANKETS, SADDLES and H ARNESS. Also, the Celebrated "NEW GLOBE", SHIRT-tho king of all Shirts. It ne only to bo worn to be appreciated. We are agents for tho Celebrated Miahawaka Sulky Plows, Cultivators and Haw* Turning Plows. /? . The "Whlto Hickory" and ''Hickman" oiioand two-horse WAGONS.- every o??$ which we guarantee. Thc attention of Glnners and Farmers is tailed to our COTTON SEED AND GRAIN CRUSHER, By which you can crush your Cotton Seed and make your Fertilizer. .'.'*. fi Get our brices on Plantation and Gin, H on se Scales, Cotton Gins. Feeders and ! densers and General Farm Machinery. \ ... Wo aro at all times iii the Colton Market, and will do vou rieht; We Will pay 80 oartles who owe ns for Supplies and Guano ai) extra price." A large lot of BAGGING; and TIES at loWest prices. oot2.i^ McCULLY, CATHCART ft CO. Fair and Sqaare Notice ! TUE Firm of J. R. L. P. Smith . dissolved Aug. 34, 1883, nn^ - ?gi to tho short crops la$t ?Tall they CM ried &?^yNo^ *n(? Aceonn'? at considerable Inconvenience, WO will hold ttam In our i>osses3lon until the 15th of wM?,ted M* tts ?^not Justly blame i^??? ??raelVes to a?X a PJ?^r^ynjent this FAII, Ron't put lt off lf*you owe ns, but como In at once. J. R. 8MrriL Oct M** : ^ ^SMlTHf, .j ? \ FOE SALE. AVALUARLE PARU, scated miles South of-Anderson containing wfi acre*, about 00 acre* land, also abundance of timb??^.nJ dws??ng and outhouses Also. ? --. - . nnd?Ajton Calhoun Street in th? MKfr&: Anderson. Por tenus? Ac.', apply on W?. prembes, or address OArf, WM. H. MeDONALO, '-'-<Anderson.S?T> 4 ^octa, ?884 i2 sl^:~ Trish Buckwheat YI61% JfORsaleby 0$T^?% Sept 25, 1884-ll