The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, March 13, 1895, Image 4
What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Cbildrei*. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
' for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups/and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is'thirty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feverishness* Castoria prevents ? vomiting Sour Curd,
-cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas*
toria isftho Children's Panacea?the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
" Castoria la an excellent medicine fc? etil
drem. Mothers havo repoatodly told me of its
':. good effect upon their children."
Da. G. 0. Osgood,
Loirell, Mass.
?* Castoria h? the best reroody for enflflren of
^Tiichl am acquainted. I hope the day la not
iar distant -whan mothers will consider the real
lnti-rest of thsir children, and ose Castoria in
staid of tho various quack nostrums trhl ch are
del trcying their loved ones, by forcing cplmn,
morphine, boo thing lyrup and other tnrtful
ag?mt3 down their throats, thereby ending
'.ham to pr?mature gnsres."
Du. J. F. KnrcKELOEv
Oonwsy, ArSc
Castoria.
"Cartorla is so well adopted to children that
I recommend it as auperlortoany prescription
known to me."
H. A. Abohxb, IL D ,
111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T.
"Our physicians In tho children's depart?
ment have spoken highly of their experi?
ence In their outside practice with Castoria,
and ftTthnnyh vre only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor npon It"
United Eosfxta*. amd Dispensary,
Boston, Mass.
Alles C Smith, JrVes.,
?The Contour Company, TI Murray Stroot, Nerar York City.
A PAYING INVESTMENT.
A.
re want to Figure with you on Fertilizers!
_ND will make it to ytfar advantage to see ns before you buy yoursupplv tor the
reason. We can furnish you with our old STANDARD GRADES of hOODS, that
have bean used by our customers for the past TWENTY YEARS, and have got the
prices to a yointthat you will appreciate, when "you consider the excellent qua'ity of
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We aleo havo Elmo a nd^Iron King?the beet Stove on the market.
j&* Brinj? me yonr Dry and Green Hides.
JOHN T- BURRIS8.
M TO THE 10RLD!.RELIEF HAS COME!
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ND YOU CAN FIND IT BY TRADING WITH "THE BOYS'." for
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When yon used TOBACCO see our 25a goods?the best in the State for the
money
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^ST- seeing is believing, so come to BR0YLE8' CORNER and be convinced.
Very respectfully,
"THE BOYS,"
{RUSSELL & BRE?ZE?LE.
THE LADIES' STORE.
On the First Bay of JaDuary began their Grand Clearance
Sale. All are invited to come and see the Greatest
Bargains ever offered to the Trade.
2000 Yards of Fine Silk and Velvet to be Slaughtered.
WE especially call your attention to the celebrated C. B. ala Spirit? Cor?
set, which jastlv claims to be the beat made. Awarded the Gold Medal at the Pan's
Exposition in 1889; alao awarded the Prize and Medal at the World's Fair in 1893.
We have been selling this Corset over five years, and oan truthfully soy we have
never sold a pair that did not give perfect sa:isfaction.
?S9* We invite each and every one to give us a cill, and see if we won't give you
more Goods for your money than you can get elsewhere. If not, we will not ask you
to trade with us.
Thanks for the past and hopes for the future,
Respectiully,
HISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS.
.WEWJEWELRY STORE I
JOHN Ml. HUBBARD,
IN HIS NEW STORE.IN HOTEL BLOCK.
J %7' L0T3 OF NEW GOODS.
N0VELTIE8 Etf PROFUSION.
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
ONE CENT TO $100 00.
/Sr*No charge for Engraving.
?9*The Prettiest Goods in the Town, and it's a pleasure to show them.
P. S.?If you have Accounts with J. M. HUBBARD &.BRO. make settlement with
mo at above place.
JOHN M. HUBBARD.
,'BROWNLEE & VANDIVERS,
Ofor Spaclal Inducements in every Department to CASH BUYERS I
Our* I'rioea on
Esavy Dry Goods, Shoes, Boots, &o.,
Are the Lowest,
Don't Bail to see us on Flour, Coffee and Tobacco.
NOW A WORD .JO THOSE WHO OWE US.-We are CASH men,
and if we have varied in the least from our rule, it was to ACCOMMODATE
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Yon es truly,
BROWNLEE & VANDIVERS.
KEEP AN EYE ON
WILL, K. HXJBBAKD'S
Hex^toFaimeriand JElifELBY PALACE. Merchan*s BanIi ?! I
A look will convince you that I have the largest Stock in the City, and
prices that make competition weep.
8-Day Walnut Clocks $2.00?warranted.
Tripple Plated Knives and Forks $2.50.
Fountain Pen $1.00 each.
Brownie Scarf Pins 15c. each.
Anderson Souvenir Speon
JO?* Engraving Free. Promptness in everything. Got my prices be
0X6 yon b?y. I can and will save you money.
Cf h4? <^-reate?t Line of Novelties in the City.
WILL. R. HUBBARD,
Kextjdoor to the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
County Board of Road Commissioners will
aw.'ird contracts for keeping the various sections
of the roads in the different townships in pood
repair until January 1,18JC, on the first Mondam?
in April next.
The County Supervisor will received sealed
bids in hi* office until the 25th day of this month,
which said bids must state the township and the (
number or numbers of the sections bid for.
Itxrties awarded the contracts will be required
to jrat the number of days work on each section
as is designated opposite the description of said
sec tion below. Rends for the faithful performance
of the contracts will be required.
tine-half of the work required must be done by
tho first day of May, and the balance by the first
day of September.
Contractors to furnish all tools, and to work
10 hours a day.
Contracts will be paid one-half of contract
price when half the work is done; the other half
wten balance is done.
Ralow are the descriptions of the sections to
bo let:
HELTON TOWXSllir.
Section 1. W. T. Sutherland's to Stantonville,
30 days.
::. Calhoun to Cooler's Bridge, 30 d.
:i. Calhoun to J. J. Cox's, 25 d.
?I. Sallie Reed place to Belton by T. J. Cox, 30d.
IS. "Woodland schnol linuo? ic R- R. 15 d.
I}. J. S. Acker's to Dr. R. S. Cheshire's, 10 d.
T. C. M. Mattison's to Belton road, 20 d.
15. E. H. Poore's to Stantonville, 30 d.
!). Near J. M. Cox's to Big Creek bridge, 20 d.
10. Big Creek bridge to rd. nr. Big Ck. ch., 35d.
11. Stantonville to Wilson's mill, 20 d.
12. "Wilson's mill to Tp. line atGaine's, 15 d.
13. Stantonville to tp. line onPendlefn rd., 30d.
14. Belton to John Kelly's, 20 d.
15. T. C. Poore's to Stantonville, 20 d.
16. John Kelley's to Williamston line by Cedar
Grove. 25 days.
17. Cross Roads near Dorchester ch. to Stan?
tonville, 25 d.
18. W. F. Cox's place to Railroad, 15 d.
19. Belton to Cross Roads near Dorchester, 35d.
20. J. W. Poore's to Broadaway line and R. R.
Cross'g 1 mile f rm Belton to Broadaway line, 15d.
21. Belton to J. T. Green's on H. Path line, 20d.
22. Belton to Honea Path line down R. R., 15d.
23. R. R. crossing near J. J. Kelley's by Coo?
ley's, to Williamston line, 25 d.
24. R. R. crossing near A. C. Latimer's to bdg.
Cherokee Creek, 30 d.
25. J. T. Green's to Jesse Fant's, 10 d.
26. From forks of road near H. Wilburn's to
Stantonville road near Holland place, 18 days.
27. From township line tnear Tripp House to
Wilson Bridge road, 10 flays.
BAVANKAH TOWNSHIP.
Section 1. Line of township at L.C.Charablee'B
to J. J. Leslev's, 36 days.
2. Line Rock Mills tp. at Jas. Lee's to flcB. of
road below Shilob church, 36 d.
3. Line Rock Mills tp. at J. T. McCown's to
Dooley's ferry, 36 d.
4". line Varennes township n'r R. B. Dean's at
forks road to fks rd. at Joe Edwards', 36 d.
5. Line Rock Mills tp. at Jas. Lee's to Moun?
tain Creek old Humphrey's ford, 20 d.
6. Mt. Creek to Evergreen bridge, 36 d.
7. Evergreen bridge to forks road leading to
Dooley's ferry, 27 d.
8. Mrs. Strickland's to Brown's ferry, 27 d.
9. Forks rd. at Elias Simpson's to Hardscrab
ble, 20 d.
10. Hardscrabble to Baylis McConnell's, 30 d.
11. Park's Ferry to Hardscrabble road, 15 d.
12. Line Varennes tp. at Cross Roads, ch. to Cor?
ner line, near Joseph Ferguson's, 19 d.
13. Forks road below Capt. Wm. Jones' to Cor?
ner line at Samuel Harris', 23 d.
14. Rock Mills township line at J. H. Little's
to McGee's bridge, 36 d.
15. McGee's bridge to L. S. Clinkscales', 36 d.
16. Varennes line at Cross Roads church to
Steel Creek, 36 d.
17. Steel Creek to fks rd. nr. Evergreen bridge,
36 days.
18. Bethesda church to A. E. Scudday's, 36 d.
19. Generostee creek, Rock Mills ford to Moun?
tain Creek, Norris' ford, 25 d.
20. Mt. Creek, Norris' ford, tto forks of road
near R. B. Dean's, 30 d.
21. Humphreys place to Varennes line near W.
H. Glenn's, 20 d.
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP.
See. 1. Corporate limits of Pendleton to Miller
bridge, including road by R E Sloan's to Pick
ens line, also Pendleton to Oconee line on Max?
well's bridge road, 50 days.
2. Pendleton to Oconee line by Smytho's bridge
32 days*
3. Oconee li. nr. St. Johns ch. to Gantt's mills,
32 days* |
4. Oconee line nr. Maxwell's Bridge to Bruce^s
ford road by B. F. Gantt's, 32 days.
6. Pendleton to New Light ch. on Brnce's ford
road, 30 days.
6. New Light ch. to Brnce's ford, 32 days.
7. Sign board nr. Gantt'B mill to Tippin'B brdg
24 days.
8. xippin's brdg. to Centerv'e mills brdg. 20 d.
9. Forks rd. nr. Mt. Tabor to Earle'B bridge rd.
32 days.
10. Earle's bridge to Deep Creek brigde, 20 d.
11. Earle's bridge rd. to Centerville bdg., 32 d.
12. New bridge near Asbury ch. to Deep Creek
Grange H. 16 days.
13. Grange H.to Sandy Spgs. R. R. cros'g, 24 d.
14. Fork rd. nr. Jno Steven'n's to Denver, 25 d.
15. Denver to Garvin li. nr. Webb houBe, 20 d.
16. Reeves bridge to fork road near J. C. Wat
kins, including short sec, nr. P. Williams, 16 d.
17. Fork rd. nr. J. B. Garrison by Burns brdg.
to Brace's ford road near Alben Lewis'.35 days.
18. Covered Brdg. on 26-mile ck. to W. D. Gar?
rison's, 24 days.
19. "Welcome ch. to Milwee creek, 24 days.
20. Milwee creek to Brnce's ford road near Pen?
dleton, 30 days.
21. Simpson's mill to Anderson road nr. Wel?
come church, 10 days. ?
22. Sandy Springs R. R. crossing to fork road
at Webb House, 24 days.
23. Fork rd. at Sandy Springs ch. to Span Box,
16 days.
24. Fork rd. nr. Pendleton Factory to fks. rd.
near J. B.,Douthit, 16 days.
25. R. R. bridge by Buchanan's mill to Garvin
line, 10 days.
26. Incorporation of Pendleton by Dickson'B
bridge to Garvin line, 24 days.
27. From fork of road near W. R. Graham to
Pendleton road near Col. Church new road, 15 d.
II OPE WELL TOWNSHIP
Sec. 1. Forks road near Bar Bailey's to Little
Beaverdaxn creek, 16 days.
2. Little Bcaverdam creek to old Williamston
road nearjWhitefleld church, 10 days.
3. Williamston road from line near 9-miI'o post
to line near Wilson place, 12 days. -
4. Williamston road to cross roads near Guy
ton place, 12 days.
5. line at Rock ck. to cross rds. nr. D. J. Tuck?
ers, 30 days.
6. Cross rds. at D. J. Tucker's to creek at R.
H. Anderson; and forks rd. nr. the Anderson
place to'forks road near James Owens, 8 days.
7. Cross rd. nr. Guyton pi. to Hopewell spring,
10 days.
8. Forks rd. at Can Duckworth's to line near
Marvin Smith, 12 days.
9. Line near Milton Erskine to forks road near
Can Duckworth, 40 dayp.
10. Forks road near Can Duck work's to line nr.
James Owens, 30 days.
11. Line near Bar Bailey's to cross roads at
Whit Guvton's, 20 days.
12. Whit Guyton'B to Harris bridge, 30 (days.
13. Line nr. Mrs. Brown's to cross roads at
Mnlwee place, 18 days.
14. Cross road at Mulwee place to forks road
near Marion Martin's, 12 days.
15. Forks roads near J. A. Jolly's to forks road
nt the Wilburn place, 14 days.
16. R. H. Anderson to X rds. at H. Tucker,16 d.
17. H. Tucker's to Stott bridge, 20 dayB.
18. Creek at R. H. Anderson's to M. B. Wil?
liams, 24 days.
19. M. B. "Williams to line nr. J. Jameson, 24 d.
20. Tp. line to Anderson rd. nr. A. C. Weiler;
; .ml from Carpenter place to S. Martin's, 30 days.
21. Anderson road abOvePiercetown to WatkinB
mill, 18 days.
22. Albert Kay's to X"rd. at Harperplace, 30 d.
23. Six-mile post to Hopewell branch, 12 days.
24. Hopewell branch to Carpenter place, 30 d.
25. Cross roads near John Harper place to fks.
ioad near "W. R. Cartee's, 16 days.
20. Slx-and-Twenty to fks. rd. nr. Wm. Smith,
16 days.
27. Forks rd. near Trinity ch. to lino near L. R.
"Watson's place, 16 days.
28. Forks road near'Jas. Gambrell to fks. road
near L. R. Watson's old mill place, 5 days.
BRUSH? CBEEK TOWNSHIP.
Sec. 1. Anderson road from 0 and-20 creek nr
.Jameson's to Garvin tp. line, and from fork
nr. Traynum's to fk. nr. W. A. Cason, thence
down Anderson road to "WiUiamston tp. Ii., 25 d.
2. Anderson and Easly rd. from fk. nr. W. A.
(Jason to Greenville & Pendleton rd. nr. Pisgah
ch., thence to B. F. Mauldin's, 25 days.
3. WiUiamston road from fork near "W. C.
Scott's to WiUiamston tp. line, 12 days.
4. New Piedmont road from fork near J. A.
Cason's to Bud Simpson's place, 34 days.
5. Greenville and Anderson road, from B. F.
Mauldin's to fork near Callaham's, 16 days.
6. Piedmont road from B. F. Mauldin's to W?
liamston tp. line 16 days.
7. Greenville road from fork near B. F. Maul?
din's to John Long old place, 28 days.
8. WiUiamston road from Brushy Creek bridge
to WiUiamston township line, 20 days.
9. Upper Greenville road from near Merritt's
to Brushy Creek near Cedur Wreath, 10 days.
10. Greenville road from Brushy Creek via J.
Orr's to store at Reeks place, 28 days.
11. Piedmont Iroad from Bethesda church to
flat below John Elrod's, 30 days.
12. Road from Flat below John Elrod's to sign
board near Moore's, 20 days.
13. Piedmont road from E. F. Brown's via G.
W. Richey to Mrs. Merritt's, 38 days.
14. Greenville road from Mrs. .Merritt's to
Dunham's bridge, 25 days.
15. Road from Dunham's bridge to top of hill
near Will Merritt's, 15 davs.
16. Road from top of hill near WU1 Merritt's to
bridge near Cedar Wreath, 20 days.
17. Easley road from fork at Concrete to Tick
ens line, 10 days.
18. New Greenville rd. from Latham's bridge
via Easley bridge via Glenn Smith's to Frank
Nim place, 20 days.
19. Easley road* from fk. nr. John Laboon's to
Pickens line. Pendleton road via King & Sit
ton's gin house to fork above Kind's house 38 d.
20. Easley road from fork at J."W.Rosamond's
to sign board C. Ellison's, 16 days.
21. Easley r'd from n'r frk C. Ellison's to Tick
ens line, then Pendleton road across Poll Long
Creek, to top hill south of Falrvicwch. also from
church Pickens line, 35 days.
22. New G. rd. from fk. n'r Rosamond's to fk.
n'r Hickory Flat school h. via Rosamond's b.,25d.
23. "WiUiamston and Easley rd. from Pickens 1.
to B. P. Mauldin's via "Wyatt's store, 25 days.
24. Easley and Anderson road irom fork near
Phillip place to Scott's store,35 days.
25. Easley rd. from ton of hill south Fairview
church via Col. Pickens to G. and P. road Long's
place, 40 davs.
26. G. and P. road from Garvin line via Equali?
ty to fork Anden-on road near Pisgah, 25 days.
27. Lilterty rd. from Glenn's store to bridco nr.
Dr. Earle's old liomcst'd, also rd. from AUgood
bridge, Garvin line, up to Liberty road, 22 days.
2?. Liberty road from bridge near Earlc place
via Hamilton place to Pickens line, SO days.
CENTERVILLK TOWNSHII'.
Section 1. From .Airs. Martha "Watson's to Town
Creek, 20 days.
2. Mrs. Martha Watson's to Simpson'sMill, 20d.
3. Fork of road near. S. J. Watson's to Reeves'
bridge, 16 days.
4. Fork of road uear Hcmbrcc place to Centre
ville bridge, 20 days.
5. Felton's Bridge to W. A. Bolt's, 24 davs.
6. T. If. Burrias' to Centreviilebridge, 30 davs.
7. Forks rd. at Salem creek to Riley place,32 d
H. Fork road atS. X. Brown's to 'Rock Mills
township line at McClurc's, 11; days.
1?. Riley place to Rock Mills tp.'linc, 10 davs.
10. Oliver Bolt's to fks. rd. nr. Prosp't ch.,10d.
11. Forks of road near Mrs. Campbell's to
Gray's gin house, 32 days. I
12. Bridge onCand20to Rock Mille tp. line, 8d.
13. Rolit. Chamblee's to Rock Mills tp. line, 16d.
14. Forks of road near Mrs. Glenn's place to
Seaborn Chamblee's, 1G days.
15. Rock Mills tp. line to Taylor's bridge, 10 d.
TTILLIAMSTOy TOWXMirr. _ _
"Section l.'Froni Rnisby|Creck tp. line on up?
per river road to line Piedmont Mfg. Co., 18 days
2. R. I. Elrod to W. E. Izmir's, 0 days.
3. Township line south to Mrs. Adkins, 1C days
4. Hannon's store to township line near M. T,
Fleming's, 30 davs.
5. Piedmont Co's line on lower river road to
fork at Mrs. Allen's, 30 days.
f?. Simpson's gin to fork at Mrs. Allen's, 30 d.
7. Fork at W. W. Moore's west to John Gar
rett's old place, 30 davs.
8. Mrs. Sallie Allen's south to forkonWilliam
ston road at Bennett shop place, 40 days.
0. Fork lielow Andrew >\ illiams south to Hur?
ricane creel: 18 days.
10. Hurricane crc?k soul h to A. K. "Willis, 30 d
11. A. K. Willis to Eb Welborn's, 25 days.'
12. Eb Welborn's to corporation Williamaton,
15 days.
13. Fork at Mrs. Seawright's S.E. to Simpson's
mill, C davs.
14. J. W. Garrett's S. E. to Felzer road at II. C.
Falmer's, 20 days.
15. Fork above Shiloh church to S. T. Richard?
son's thence to Sam Durham place, 14 days.
10. Fork on J. B. King's place to branch near
H.R.;JoncR, 16 days.
17. Branch nr. H. R. Jones w. to J. C. Smith's,
20 days.
18. Township line on C. J. Murphy's place fa. to
old Murphy place, 12 days. |
? 19. Murphy pi. to fk. above "White Plains, 12 d.
20. Township line above John C. Smith's south
to fork at "Win. Martin's (old White Plains) 24 d.
21. Fork near Mrs. Mary Clardy to fork at Bil?
ly Martin's, or old White Plains, 20 days.
22. Fork at E.A.Majors S. li. to fork above
Richard Garrett, 10 days.
23. EbWelborn'8 Wilson's Ferry Road to Bill
Wood Rogers place, 30 days.
24. Corporation of Williamston west to Rocky
Creek, 20 days.
25. Bill Wood Rogers place south to corpora?
tion of Williamston, 20 days.
20. Fork at J. N. Rhoads to fork at ;Bill Wood
Rogers place, 16 days.
27. Bill Wood Rogers place to township line
below B. C. Ma? tins, 20 days.
28. Rocky ck. s. w. to township line, 30 days.
20. Bill Wood Rogers pi. to Beav'rd'in ch. 30 d.
30. Billy Martin's to township line near James
Owens, 24 days.
31. Fork at Billy Martin's west to fork on An?
derson and Greenville road, 24 days.
32. John C. Smith's west to township lino near
Piercetown, 32 days.
33. Beaverdam ch. w. to township line, 24 days.
34. Jasper X. Rhoads b. w. to fork on Pierce?
town road, 12 days.
35. Fork west of Dorr Branch to Brushy creek
township line, 12 days.
3G. Simpsons gin to S.T. Richard tun's, 24 days
37. Fork on Anderson road near 12 mile post to
five notch road near C. L. Andenon, 8 days.
38. Pelzer bridge to Eb Welborn's and from
Pelzer bridge to corpoiation of Williamston,and
from Pelzer to Tripp fioi'ae, or Belton line, in?
cluding a new road up P.duda River.
39. Piedmont bridge on north river road to
limit Piedmont M'fg Co's line and from Brushy
Creek bridge n. w. to Double Branches and from
Piedmont bridge west to Hannon's store, and
from Piedmont on lower river road to limit oi
Piedmont M'fg Co's lands.
CORKER TOWNSHIP.
Sec. 1. From Cooks to Abbeville line near W.
A. Sutherland, 30 days.
2. J. O. EvanB to above Union church, 18 dayB.
3. Union church to Abbeville line and across
to James Wandeslow's, 28 days.
4. Union church by Josh Burriss place to river
road near J. B. Alexander, 35 days.
6. Union ch. by Good Hope ch. to above J. W.
Tcfl?ly? 00 du vs.
6. Cooks by J. V. Ozmint's to Anderson road,
30 days.
7. CookB to Lownde6ville road below Good
Hope church, 25 day6.
8. From Cooks, Hall line to Mrs. O. H. Reid'B
near Moffattsville, 33 days.
9. Moffattsville to River road near B. F. Mor?
row's. 30 days.
10. Moffattsville to Hall line near Wm. W. Ad?
ams, 40 dayB.
11. Dunlap place to nr. R. P. Clinkscales, 15 d.
12. Gener?s tee Parsonage to R. R. Harris, 30 d.
13. Abbeville line by Fellowship church to op?
posite J. B. Alexander and from Fellowship ch.
to John SI Craft?, 30 days.
14. Savannah lino near S. A. Harris to opposite
J. B. Alexander's, 30 days.
15. Mrs. O. H. Reid's to Crafts Ferry, 28 dayB.
16. From J. W. Spearman's to Section houses,
15 dayB.
Mae.tie Township.
Sec. 1. Lee Shoals road, from bridge on Rocky
River to Abbeville line, and a short piece of road
from Lee Shoals road to Abbeville line, near Mrs.
McAdams, 2]A miles, 22 days.
Sec. 2. Belton road, from Jackson Bridge to
Fair's Bridge road, near Eben zer Church, and a
short piece of road from Belton road to bridge on
Bocky River, near W. B Tate's, zy miles, 28 days.
Sec 3. Belton road, from Fair's Bridge road to
toweship line, 4 miles, 28 days.
Sec. 4. Fair's Brie >:e road, from Emerson Biidge
lo Hencoop Bridge, 3J^ miles, 3{l days.
Sec. 5. Fair's Bridge road, from Hencoop Bridge
to Abbeville line, near John W. Shirley's and line
Toad from Fair's Bridge road to Bucknorn Creek,
Ay. miles, 48 days.
Sec. G. New road, from Lee Shoals road by L. N.
Clinkscales' to Fair's Bridge road, on top of hill
between Hencoop s nd Bear Creek, 4 miles, 28 days.
Sec. 7. New road, from Fair's Bridge rood to
Bethany Church, 4 miles, 28 days.
Bee. 8. Trail road, from Abbeville line to cross
roads at W. J. Saylor's, 8% miles, 38 days.
Sec. 9 Trail road, from cross roads at W. J.
Saylors' to township line, near the A, ch Maltison
place, 4 miles, 88 d y s.
Sec. 10. New cut road from Abbeville line to
cross roods at W. J. Say lore', 8 miles, 28 days.
Sec. 11 New cut road, from W. J. Saylors' to
Ebenczer Church, 'S]A miles, 34 days.
Sec. 12. Keowee road from Abbeville line to sign
boards near Cray tonville and the Balls road, from
Honea Path township line to Craytonvllle, 4>.<
miles, 48 days.
Sec 13. Keowee road from Craytonvllle by T. L;
Clinkscales, Jr., to Broadatvay township line, 8
miles, 38 days.
Sec 14. Emersou Bridge road, from Craytonvllle
to Hencoop creek, near Miss Essie Clinkscales', 8
miles, 28 days.
free. 15. Eineison Brid^i road, from Hencoop
creek to Emerson Bridge, 8 miles, 38 davs.
'Sea 10. Clinkscales ro d, running by Clinkscales'
mill and tbe late James Gossa way place, from L.
N. Martin's to Craytonvllle road, near Shirley's
Store, ZV miles, 28 days.
Sec. 177 New Bethany road, from J. J. Robinson's
gin house, by Bethany Church and W. L Strick?
land's, and ending at Keowee road near T. L.
Clinkscales', 8 miles. 28 days.
8ec. 18. Craytonvllle road from graveyard near
Bethany Church, by Rice gravyard, and ending
at Broad a it ay township line, zy miles, 84 days.
BSOADAWAY TOWHSHIP.
Sec 1 From High Shoals to John Acker's, 4%
miles, 40 days.
Sec 2 From fork near Eocky river bridge to J
A Keown's, Z\A miles, 38 days.
Sec 8 From J A Keown's to township line, near
Dock Gambrell's, ty miles, 80 days.
Sec 4 From fork at Union Grove Church to fork
beyond M E Mitchell's, 2% miles, 20 days.
Sec 5 From fork at JA Shirley's to Ed. Griffin's,
4 miles, 40 days.
Sec 6 From J A Keown's to B B Breazeale's, also
from L E Campbell's to Little Beaverdam, 1>\
miles, 10 days.
Sec 7 From Bailey's bridge to Neal's Creek
church, 4 miles, 85 days.
Sec 8 From forks road near John Mattox's to
railroad crossing at Will McMahan's, 4 miles, 35
dayst
Sec 9 From Rocky river bridge to J N Vandi
ver's, 4 miles, 00 days.
Sec 10 From J N Vandlvert to Jim King's, 4
miles, 40 days. .
Sec 11 From Neal's Creek charch to line near
J W Poore's, 4 miles, 30 days.
Sec 12 From forks at JR Anderson's to Shirley's
Store, 8 miles, 30 days.
Sec 13 From fork near Dave Milford's to fork
near J R Anderson's, V/, miles, 7 days.
Sec 14 From fork near High Shoals to fork at
Shirley's Store, 2 miles, 10 day 3.
Sec 15 From Shirley's Store to Elijah Chamblee's,
4 miles, 28 days.
Sec 16 From George Hay ale's to Che rochee
creek, 1 mile, 6 days.
Sec 17 New road from fork near Harrison Goer's
to Jim Elgin's, 2>< miles, 35 days.
Bock Mills Towssmr.
Sec 1 From Andersonvllle to C B Gilmer's, 4
miles, 35 days.
Scc 2 From Andersonville to John McKeown's,
8 miles, 27 days.
Sec 3 From lino of township near JT McKcown's
to C B Gilmer's, including two short sections near
J T McKcown's, and from Miss Julia Burriss' to
Dr. Witherspoon's, 4 miles, 27 days.
Sec 4 New road from Miss Julia Burriss' to L O
Wllliford's, including short section from L O Wil
liford'a to line of Savannah townthlp, 4 miles, 40
days.
Sec 6 From Roberts Cvurch to Rock Mills 2%
miles, 25 days.
Sec 6 From McD. Mossey's house to Mountain
creek road, near Mrs J T Norris', 3 miles, 27 doys.
Sec 7 From McD. Massey's house to J T Busby's,
known as the Tippin's road, zy, miles, 30 days.
Sec 8 From Mineral spring near Glenn place, to
township line near Junkinsr place, known as the
Mountain creek road, 2 miles, 18 days.
Sec 9 From Roberts chinch to Gray's gin house,
ZV miles, 85 days.
See 10 From forks of road at Wm Smith's to line
of township near Wm. Boll's, zy miles, 25 days.
Sec 11 From Deep Creek bridge to Martin Moss',
to township line, including road from Wm. Bolt's
to Green Pond, 3 miles, 85 days.
Sec 12 From S C Humphrey's to Sloan's ferry,
8 miles, 15 doys.
Sec 13 From forks of rnad near Robert] church,
to forks of road near Freeman's, lj^mlle?, 10 days.
Sec 14 From forks of road near S A Jones' to
forks of road near Sloan's ferry, 3y miles, 25 days.
Hall Towsship.
Sec 1 From bridge at Leo Shoals to Yarenncs
line, 5 miles, 50 days.
Sec 2 From Jackson's brldgo to Carswell Insti?
tute, and by W B Strickland's. 3\'. miles, 40 days.
Sec 3 From Verenne* church to'Varenncs line,
3 miles, 20 days.
Sec 4 From Gonerald's road to the old Gable
house, 2 miles, 15 days.
Sec 5 From Carswell Institute to Corner lice,
4 clles, 50 days.
Sec 6 From Milford's bridge to Lowndesvllle
road, 2 mi es, 20 days.
Sec 7 From D P Bow en's lo Van nnes lino at J
C Hamlin's, 4y miles, 60 days.
Sec 8 From Rocky river church to Ca swell In?
stitut--, ZV miles, 3u days.
Sec 9 l-roni Carswell Institute to Varenne3 line,
Zy, miles, 30days.
Sec 10 From Alice PO. to Corner line, zy miles,
85 days.
Sec 11 From Varennes line, cossing Holland's
firry road, be'ow J C Hamlin's, zy, miles, 30 days.
Sec 12 From S H Findley's to Corner line above
Cooks Station, 6 miles, GO days.
Sec 13 From Hollaud's ferry road, by A J Hall's,
3 mi es, 30 dayB.
Sec 14 From S H Findley's to Air Line road,
near Jim Elgin's, 2 miles, lu days.
Gaevin TownsHir.
Sec 1 From incorporated limits of Pendleton to
Pickens Hue, near sign board on Central road, zy
miles, 35 days.
Sec 2 From forks road near W C Mullinlx to
Pickens County bne, near Prator's Store, includ?
ing short section from bridge near Dum Tavern to
Pickens line, \\y. milt", 35 days.
StcS From creek near 8 M Wllson'd mill, to
Pickeus line, n*ar Bud Wilson's place on Fcudle
ton rotd, 3J4 miles, 3? days.
S c 4 Fr?iu Willis CbBpel church to forks road
neiir Walker-McMoyl College, on Anderson road,
3 isiih?, 20 days.
5.'C 5 From J R Robinson's to cross roads near
('apt Bankia's plane, new road, 1 mile, 10 days.
Sec G From Prator's Slore to Brushy Creek line,
near Ed. Allgood's residence, 2 nrles. 15 days.
Sec 7 From Slabtown bridge to Pickens County
line, near Abncr Young's residence, 2% miles, 25
days
Sec 8 From forks road near Raskin's rosideece.
lo foiks road near Crimes' place, IV miles, 15day8.
Sec 9 From Win Watklus' shop to bridge over
Old Run at Double Bridges, 2\:, mlltB, 25 days.
Sec 10 From bridge near Watkins' mill to bridge
over Old Run at Double brklzes, 2V miles, 25 days
Sen 11 From forks road near bridge at Watkins'
mill, iutersecting Andorson road, near Col. Jami?
son's, new road, 2 miles, 20 days.
Sec 12 From Wm Watkins' shops to forks road
nearPasmor'3 bridge, \y miles, 15 days.
Sec 13 From Bishops branch to Wm Watkins*
shop, V/2 miles, 15 days.
Pec 14 From Bishops branch to. forks road near
Robinson's residence, on Pendleton rosd. 3 miles,
35 days.
Sec 15 From forks road near Wm Mullloiz's
residence to cross roads near Felix Martin's, iy
miles, 25 days.
Sec 16 From Pendleton township line to cross
road near Felix Martin's, 11miles, 15 days.
Sec 17 From incorporate limits of Pendleton to
Garvin Creek bridge, near Andrew Whltten's, \y>
mile?, 20 days.
Sec 18 From Garvin Creek to Pasmor's bridge,
V/. miles, 20 days.
Sec 19 From Five Forks to Span Box, including
section to Pendleton township line, near James
Douthii's. 3 miles, 25 days.
Sec 20 From Pasmor's bridge to cross roads near
Labannon church, 2y miles, 20 days.
Sec 21 From forks roat ? ear Oliver Casey's old
residence to forks road between Five Forks and
Mathias Richardson's, iy mile, 2-5 days
Sec 22 From Five Fork's to forks road near Hoi
land's residence, \\U mi es. 15 days.
Sec 23 Frcni Dr. l)uck worth's to bridge on Three
and Twenty creek, :\y miles 10 days.
Sec 21 From cross roads near Robert Massey's
residence to Brushy Creek line on the Easley and
Anderson road, 2 miles, 20 days.
Sec 25 From Five Forks to cross roads near
Robert Massey's residence, iy miles, 20 days.
Sec 26 From Five Fork to cross roads near Le?
banon church, 2 miles, 20 days.
Sec 27 From Lebanon church to Pendleton
township line, near the Well place, V/. miles, 20
days
1 Sec 28 From cross roads near Whit Smith's place
to I'cntervillc township line, near Jcp Harper's
Since, including short section below Whit Smith's
oiise, 2"^ miles, 25 days; '
Sec 29 From cross roads near Bishop's branch to
Pickens line, near W H Dun woody's residence, iy,
miles, 25 days. ' , I
Sec 30 From Slabtown bndgo to S M Wilson's
mill, 2 miles 25 days.
Sec 31 From Stott's bridge to forks road, near
Martin Casey's residence, 1% miles. 20 days.
Sec 32 From Harris' bridge to forks road, near
Mountain Springs colored church. 2 miles, 20 days.
Sec 33 From cross roads, near Mountain SpringB
colored church, to forks road, Span Box, 2 miles,
?-0 days.
Sec St From Five Forks to forks road near John
Harris' residence, 2 miles, 20 days.
Sec 35 From cross roads near Lebanon church
to forks road near Dock Cralg's tenant house, \%
miles, 15 days
Sec 36 From Col. Jamerson's to road fork near J
P Glenn's place, 2 miles, 20 days.
Fee 87 From Slabtown bridge to Brushy creek
lino, 1 ruile, 10 days.
Honea. Path Township.
Section 1 Balls road from near C M Kay's to
County line, 24 days.
2 New road from Bulls road, by B F Gassaways,
to Honea Path road, 16 days.
8 Honea Path road from near J M Hanks' to
Hooea Path limits, 20 days.
4 Road from cross roads near J N Shirley's, by
T Gassaways', to near Newt Grecrs, 6 days.
6 Boad from near D S Branyon's, by E Harris,1
to Honea Path limits, 24 days.
6 Road from Barcus Creek church to railroad, by
A B Shirley's. 21 days.
7 Honea Path road, from Honea Path up rail?
road to near B H Greer's, 80 days.
8 Belton road, from Mattlson place, by F Clink
scales', to township line, 24 days.
9 Trail road, from Mattlson place to Holliday
ford road, 20 days.
10 New road, from Trail road by J K Clements*
to Nelson place, on Belton rood, 16 days.
11 Trail road, from Holliday ford road to John
Cox's 20 days.
12 Road from Trail road to J T Green's. 14 days.
13 Road from near C M Ragsdale's to Honea
Path road at railroad, 12 days.
14 Road from Trail load, by J W Clements', 12
days.
16 Road from railroad crossing, by J D Pinson's,
and from Ploson road up railroad to township
l'.ne, 28 days. . , . ?
16 Road from Barcus Creek church rqsd, by W
H Cobb's to Holliday ford road, near B F Cobb, 20
days.
17 Holliday ford road from Trail road to Broad
mouth creek, near J F Gambrell s, 25 days.
18 Read near Brick Mill to Honea Path road,
near L A Williams', 25 days.
19 Holiday ford road, from Broadmouth creek
to Charleston road, near Ed Gaines', 25 days.
20 New river road, from Ed. Gaines' to Arris
Cox's old residence, 80 days.
21 Rood from Brick Mill to Charleston road, 20
days.
22 Charlestor road from Calhoun to Ed. Gaines'
80 days.
23 Charleston road, from Ed. Gaines' to J F
Lusk's, 30 days.
24 Charleston road, from JF Lusk's to Abbeville
11 uo, 20 days.
J25 New river road from Ed. Gaines' to Arris
Cox's residence, 20 days.
26 New river road, from Arr s Cox's old resi?
dence to Abbeville line, 30 days.
27 Honea Pith road, from Honea Path limits to
J B Cox's, 20 days.
28 Honea Path road, from J B Cox's to Charlcs
ton rood, 16 days.
29 Holliday bridge road, from Honea Path to M
B Gaines'. 80 days.
I 80 Holliday bridge road, from M B GalneB' to
Holliday brldie, 80 days.
81 Rood from Charlie Davis' to Abbeville Uno,
near M L Lattimor's, 8 days.
82 New road from Liberty church to Broadmouth
creak. 20 days.
33 New :oad from Broadmouth creek to Arrjs
Cox's. 20 days
84 New road from Liberty church to Charleston
road, near Mrs. Rebecca Davis', 30 days.
85 New road from H A Griffin's to near Dr.
Cheshire's, 15 days.
86 Road from Charleston road to Jos. Gambrell's
plac?, 15 days.
37 Road from Ed. Gambrell's place to New River
rood, 10 days.
Fobk Township.
Sec 1 Earle's bridge road, from Earle'b
bridee to Farmer's Store, 25 days.
2 Farmer's store to Simmon's ford, 20
days.
-3 Simmon's ford to G W Marrett's, and
from Tugaloo Academy to Oconee line, 30
days.
4 Brnce's ford to-fork of road, near old
Thomas Wells' place, 20 days.
5 Sloan's ferry to forks of road near N O
Farmer's, 12 days.
6 Forks of road at Andersonville to
Shady Grove Academy, 30 days.
7 Shady Grove Academy to forks of road
near J C Gantt's, 25 days.
8 Forks of road near W S Sharpe's to
Broyles' mill, 25 days.
9 Broyles' mill to Hatton's ford, 35 days.
10 Seneca ferry to J H Price's, 25 dayp.
11 J H Price's to G W Farmer's, 20 days.
12 Fork of road, near Mrs. Stevenson's
gin house, to Frank Onz's, 20 days.
13 Frank Ouzta' to Beaverdam ford, 20
days
14 Ford of creek to Oconee line, 25 days.
15 Old Mnster ground to fork of read
near old Bed Honse place, 25 days.
16 Forks of road near J M Broyles'. fork
of road at Mrs H T Brown's, near Town
ville, 25 days.
17 Coneross bridge to Oconee line, near
Dr. Hunt's, 25 days.
18 Townville to Oconee line, near Hun?
ter's ford, 25 days.
19 Fork of road near Hunter's ford to
Beaverdam bridge, 35 days.
20 Beaverdam bridge to Oconee line, near
Snow Hill, SO days.
21 Fork of road to Avery ferry, 20 days
22 Forks of road near Hunter's ford to
fork of road near Simmon's ford, ?5 days.
23 G W Merrett to fork of road near Jim
Richardson's, new road, 15 days.
Vabenhes Township.
8eclion. 1 From Col Norris' to Emerson
bridge, and Mrs Mattison's, 24 days.
2 Tillmen Han it s to Air Line. 20 days.
3 Air Line to Long's shops, 15 days.
4 High Shoals, by Haynie's mill, to
Air Line, 25 days.
5 Air line from Haynle'a to township
line, 20 days.
6 Flat Rock to Long's, 25 days
7 Air Line road to J A Hall'p, 8 da> s.
8 Air Line, by Piok Tate's and R R
Beatv's to Scuddays, 25 days.
9 Flat Bock road to Dean's s'atlon, SO
days.
10 Deans to Starr, 25 days.
11 From line by Bob Dean's to Starr, 25
days.
12 William Jones' gin house, by Starr,
to old Hamlin bouse, 20 days.
13 Stuckey's to line, 10 days.
14 Baxter Hays', by Bob PruUt's, to
Georgia road, 20 dayp.
15 W J Stevtnson's to Bub Pruilt's, 10
days.
16 Bob Pruitt'H, by A A Dean's, to
Deans Station, 20 days.
17 Georgia road, from Crawford creek to
Charlie McCowan's, 25days.
18 McCowan's to Savannah linn, 20 days.
19 Mountain Creek church, by Henry
Glenn's, to line, 20 days.
20 Mountain Creek churcb.by Doc. Bur
ri8s'. to creek, 10 dayp.
21 Georgia road, by John Hall's to Tay?
lor creek, 30 days.
22 Mountain church, by John Finley's
to Anderson road, at Prevort place, 35 days.
23 William Ransom's, by Wm. Watts',
to Deans' Siaticn, 20 dav.s.
24 Georgin road, by H Masters', to Eax
ter Hays','15 dajB.
W. P. SNELGROVE,
County Supervison.
? The North Carolina Senate bill
to appropriate $10,00.0 to finish the
Confederate moauni;::it has passed?21
to 20. Senator Grant, who had been
a Federal soldier, introduced the bill,
and he and Senator "White, an ex-1
Confederate soldier, embraced each
other in the middle of the aisle, while J
a Populist Senator said : "Glory to
God and the Confederate dead."
? The richest man in either House
of Congress is Paul Sorg, of Middle
town, O., who represents the Third
District, which lies just north of Cin?
cinnati. He is said to be worth $15,
000,000 and to have an income of more
than a million, all of which he has
made himself in the manufacture of
plug tobacco. His parents came over
from Germany half a century ago and
settled in "Wheeling, W. Va., where
he was born shortly after their arrival.
Bcckbns Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund?
ed. Prise 25 cents perbox. For sale
by Hill Bros.
Hall's Catarrh Cure for sale by
WiHiifci & Wflhite.
Nursing as a Vocation for Women.
During the past month I have had
two letters from young women asking
for aid in securing positions as hospi?
tal nurses.
They were both of them untrained,
one of them attending a leading fe?
male college in this State, and both
expressed a wish to make nursing their
life work.
In this day of unrest when woman
are on every side seeking, struggling
for some means of livelihood, it is a
subject of comment that so few of
them seem to select nursing as a pro?
fession. It may be to some extent the
same prejudice which made the South?
ern women of twenty years ago shrink
from becoming public school teachers.
The thought of teaching the children
of Tom, Dick and Harry seemed to be
the only side of the question. They
did not realize that there was another
side to the position which rendered it
much easier and more satisfactory, to
the woman who would earn her own
bread, than that of teacher in a private
school.
So it is with the profession of a
trained nurse. The one great objec?
tion seems to be the fact that a nurse
cannot choose her own patients, but
must nurse any one who is brought to
the hospital and placed under her
care. This is true, but in what posi?
tion is it that we can choose with
whom, and for whom, we work.
Now the chief consideration for a
woman who must go out into the world
of workers is the amount and certainty
of her pay. Nine cases out of ten the
pay from a corporation is more certain
than from the individual. As to the
amount earned, there are few better
positions than that of a nurse in a
hospital, few positions where one is
called on for smaller outside expendi?
ture. It is not necessarily a hard
life; first, because the hours are rea?
sonable and regular. The duties are
not so difficult and certainly not so
unnatural as are those in many other,
I could say most other, positions in
which women earn their living. The
many conveniences of the hospital
render the more onerous work in nur?
sing light as compared with nursing
in one's own family. And, I am sure,
there are few, if any, women who
would consider the care of the sick in
thoir own^homes a very onerous job.
It is true that in the last case love
makes labor light, but bo it is to a
great extent in nursing strangers.
They are human and suffer, those two
facts alone are sufficient to gain for
them the sympathy of a woman. To
be born a woman is to be born with
the natural instincts of a nurse. The
desire to sympathize with suffering
and alleviate pain.
Then, why is it that more of our
girls do not fit themselves for hospital
nurses ? It is a thoroughly womanly
vocation, much more so than numbers
of other places that women are strug?
gling to fill. I remember having been
told by one of the most brilliant and
cultured women of this State that if
she had daughters to train she would
make them take at least one year's
training in a hospital, as she consid?
ered the knowledge gained there of as
much importance as any other that
could be taught to a woman.
So, you girls who should think of
educating yourselves to be able to earn
your own living, some of you try nurs?
ing.?Emily McLaics, in Sunday
Chronicle.
? Mrs. Cramer, of Neenah. Wis.,
finished reading her Bible for the
258th time on December 31, and
closed it with the remark that she
"would not read it again that year."
She is 82 years of age._
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A. B. TOWERS.
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The undersigned, Executor
the E?t?te of W. F- Cartee, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will, on the
29th day of March 1895, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate, and a
discharge from bis office as Execntor.
J. T. CARTEE, Ex'r.
Feb 27, 1895 34 5
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
The undersigned, Administrator of
Estate of Ellen P. Hall Burnett, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will, on the
20th day of March, 1895, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
a Final Settlement of said Estate, and a
discbarge from his office as Administrator.
J. B. HALL, Adm'r.
Feb 20,1896 34 5
NOTICE.
WILL be let to the lowest bidder on
Wednesday, the 20th day March,
at 11 a ra., the building of a bridge over
a small cieek near E H. Shanklin's in
Pendleton TownBhip. Plans and specifi?
cations made known at time of letting.
Also, on Thursday, 21st, at 11 a. m., the
repairing of a bridge over Cuffee Creek,
near W. H, Martin's.
W. P. SNELGROVE, Sup.
March 6,1895 30 2
Registration Notice.
Offico of Supervisor of Registration,
Anderson, 8. C, Jan. 14,1895.
THE office of Supervisor of Registra?
tion will be open on the first Mon?
des in March, April, May and June, for
the transaction of such business as the
law directs in connection with the registra?
tion of voters.
Also, the office will be open on Salesday
in March rnd the next ten davs following
for t)>e registration of voters for the Con?
stitutional Convention.
The office will be open from 9 a. m. to
1 p m., and from 3 p. m. to 5 p. rn.
Office in the County Treasurer's office,
J. L. GLENN, Supervisor.
Jnn 16, 1896 29
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SIMPSON & HOOD,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Offices over tlie County Treasurer's
cifiTo, formoriy occupied by
Whitner & Simpson,
ANDERBON, 8; O
FRANK M. MURPHY,
Attorney at Law,
ANDERSON.S. C.
COLLECTIONS, Commercial Law and
Conveyancing given special atten*
tion. Will prac!ice in all the atate Courts.
Carsful attention given to all business.
Office in Court Houte, formerly occu?
pied by Master.
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He Was Dolo? Well.
Jack Negly was one of the moun?
taineers of the Cumberland whom I
had known better perhaps than any of
them, for Jack had borrowed a few
dollars from me to buy a yoke of steers
with, and the number of times be
came to me to get the debt renewed
brought me into very close acquaint?
ance with him. lie was a farmer in
small way, and be was never k lov, u to
be out of debt. He was a renter and
at least every other season he was
occupying a different farm. By my
advice, he had moved the year before
into an entirely new field, at least
a dozen miles from his usual haunts,
and I bad not seen him for several
months. When I did see him, at last,
it was by accident as business called
me into his neighborhood. As I rode
past bis place be bailed me from the
cornfield and came out to the fence.
"Hello," I exclaimed, "is this your
farm ?"
"Yes, and I jiat come over to tell
you, Colonel, that I'll be ready to pay
part of that claim uv yourn'n afore
long."
"You must be doing well ?"
"I think I'm doin' fust rate, and
I'm powerful obleeged to you, Colonel,
fer headin' me this away."
"I'm always glad to help if I can."
"I knowed that, Colonel, and that's
why I come away over here so fer
frum home. Hit's kinder strange to
me, but ez long ez I'm doin' ez well
ez I am I'm a-goin' to stand hit."
"Are you making any money ?"
Jim's face brightened perceptibly.
"No, I ain't, Colonel," he replied
hopefully, "but I'm losin' it slower'n
I ever done in my life afore."
It struck me as rather odd at first,
but upon more mature reflection I con?
cluded that Jim might have reason for
his hopefulness.
? It is computed by a statistician
of the curious that Queen Victoria's
hand, which is said to be a handsome
one, has signed more important State
papers and been kissed by more men
than the hand of any other queen that
ever lived. The queen does a great
deal of political work of which the
public rarely hears. Every day sealed
boxes of documents are brought to her
and in one year she has read as many
as 28,000 State papers.
8fl? OF VAt'JABlE IKFQRUATICH Tiii. <>
COR SALE BY DRUGGISTS. ?>
For Sale bj Todd Evan&.
A Talnable Opinion.
The two girls were talking.
As girls talk.
One was of the impetuous, impul?
sive type whose blood flies to the
cheek, whose eyes snap and whose
tongue is sharp as a razor.
The other was as the placid ocean ;
? lOiound, solemn, silent, billowing
deep far out from shore and coming in
upon the silver sands as noiseless as
the dew falls upon the flowers at night.
They were talking about men and
their ways, a subject of unceasing in?
terest to women in their teens or be?
yond.
The face of the impetuous one was
flushed and there was the unmistak?
able evidence of indignation in her
manner.
"Well," she exclaimed with a warn?
ing and a threat in her tone, "I'd like
to sec a man kiss me."
The eyes of the other one closed
softly against the dazzling flash of
those of her companion, and a gentle
glow came to her face.
"Yes!" she answered dreamily.
"Well, I don't care whether I see the
man or not. It is so perfectly lovely
any way that I never think about the
conditions."
? Old newspapers for sale.
Thousands
of Women
Suffer untold miseries from & sense of dsll
cacy they cannot overcome.
BRADFIELD'S Bra?th8t0<>
Female Regulator, -s?1-1
?CTS RS R SPHCIFIC
It cau3os health to bloom, and Joy to reign '>
throughout the frame. ('
ft Never Falls to Cure, if
ner u
"My wife has been under treatment of
leading physicians three years, without bene- ,[
fit. After using throe bottles of Bradheld's 3
i Female ReraJator 8h0 can d0 her own
cooltlng,milking and washing."
I N.S. Bryan', Benders on, Ala.
BB1QFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ua,
flold by droKClsts at ? 1.00 per bottle.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Fast Line Between Charleston and Col?
umbia and Upper South Carolina, North
Carolina, and Athens and Atlanta.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Passenger Department,
Wilmington, N. C, Nov. 18,1894.
going west, going east.
?No. 52._No. 53.
8 40 pm
7 06 pm
5 43 pm
4 20 pm
3 12 pm
2 59 pm
2 25 pm
118 pm
12 43 pm
10 41 am
8 15 am
7 15 am
8 48 am
9 58 am
1110 am
12 29 pm
12 43 pm
1 20 pm
2 t?2pm
3 02 pm
5 08 pm
7 45 pm
Lv...Charleston-.Ar
Lv......Lanes.Ar
Lv.Sumter.Ar
Ar.Columbia.Lv
Ar...Prosperity.Lv
Ar..New berry.....Lv
Ar.Clinton.Lv
Ar......... (;reenwood...........Lv
Ar....Abbeville.Lv
Ar...Athens, Ga.Lv
Ar.Atlanta, Ga.Lv
C 13 pm
8 30 pm
Ar.Winnsboro.Lv 111 50 am
Ar.Charlotte.Lv 9 30 am
4 33 pm
5 15 pm
2 35 pm
2 26 pm
6 30 pm
Ar.Anderson...Lv
Ar.Greenville.Lv
Ar.Spartanburg.Lv
Ar.Ucndersonville.Lv
Ar.Ashville.Lv
1115 am
10 15 am
11 45 am
9 08 am
810 am
?Daily.
Nos. 52 and 53 Solid Trains between Charleston
and Columbia.
II. M. ElIEBSOH,
Ass't. Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
J. R. Keklky, General Manager.
T. M. Eueksok. Vrttkt Manager.
Everything in the Hardware Line ?
can he found at
JUST RECEIVED, one car load Georgia Steel Plows?all the latest
and best Shapes.
Plow Stocks, Plow Handles, Hames and Collar Pads almost at your
own price.
"We keep everything in the shape of Turning Plows. Our Genuine 0. C.
Plow for Terracing is the best to be had anywhere, and the price is always
right. Don't forget that our Genuine Boy Dixie Plow, with Patent Adjusta?
ble Land Slide, is the best Dixie Plow on the market.
Plenty of Starkes' Dixis Plows alwiys on hand.
Are you in the market for?
BLACKSMITH TOOLS
Of any description ? If so, be sure to get our prices, for it will astonish you
to know how low we can sell you a set.
Have you tried our Plow-boy Back, Band Buckle? If not, try them,
for 'tis a pleasure to use a Back Band that will not slip, rust or bend.
Come and see us, and remember our terms are Spot Cash, which is the
great lever to low prices.
Yours always truly,
BROCK BROS,
P. S?Car Load Barb Wire just received.
HARD TIMES ARE OVER!
And the beginning of a New and Better Year is Here.
WE have just finished taking stock, and find that, despite the hard
times, we can still live and?
Sell Goods Cheaper than Ever Before!
We can proudly say that our business has more than doubled each year that
we have been in Anderson, and will promise our friends that if fair dealing
and LOW PRICES amount to anythiog that we have determined by next
New Year to be able to say the same.
Now, thanking our friends for past kindness, wishing you all a happy
and prosperous New Year, and hoping to greet you all soon?
AT ISO. \r PEOPLES BLOCK,
We remain yours faithfully,
D. C. BROWN & BR0.
P. S.?1,000 bushels Texas Red Rust Proof Oats at 53c. per bushel.
A GROCER,
WITH ANY "SAND,"
WILL NOT put it in his SUGAR, but rather into business principles.
Pure Sugar is a good thing to be able to sell, but much of it is adulterated
these days. The watchful grocer is careful what he buys?then he knows
what he is selling. This is the only way in which a reputation for reliability
can be built up. ?3 in Sugar, so with?
Tea, Coffee, Flour, Confectioneries, Tobacco, Cigars,
Everything I keep lor public consumption.
I BUY THE BEST?THEREFORE, SELL TEE BEST
And am satisfied with a reasonable small profit. Perhaps you know this
already. Certainly you do if you deal with me.
G. F. BIGBY.
Official Analysis of Fertilizers Manufactured by the
GREENVILLE FERTILIZER COrTOY,
SEASON i^l>."5.
OLKMSOX COLLEGE, 8. C.
Cherokee 8oluble Guano?Sample No..101?Official Analysis: Avj-.f;?bie phosphoric
acid, 9 81. Ammonia, 2 31. Potash, 1 44. Analysis- gua-sn'etd on sacks: Available
phosphoric acid. 8.00. Ammonia, 2.00. Potash. 1.00
Cherokee High Grade Ammoniated Fertilizer?Sample No. 78?Ofllr*:?! Analysis .
Available phosphoric acid, 10.05. Amnioni?, 2.!H. Potn?hf 140 Analysis guaran?
teed on sacks: Available phosphoric acid, 8.U0 Ammonia, 2 .r>u. Potash, 1 00.
Cherokee Alliance Guano?Sample 96?Official Analvsi?: Available phosphoric
acid, 9.48. Ammonia3.27. Potash, 2 00. Analysis guaranteed on sacks: Available
phosphoric acid, 8 00. Ammonia, 3.00. Potash 1.00.
Cherokee Aoid Phosphate?Certificate of Analysis: Available phosphoric acid, 12.72
Potaih, 1.13. Analysis guaranteed on sacks: Available phosphoric ?cid, 10 Potash 1.
The above analysis made at Clemaon College, from samples drawn in different sec?
tions, very clearly show that THE GREENVILLE KERTILlZF.il stands second to
none, each grade runs far above the guarantee, aud by using nothing but ihevery
highest grade material we hope to still increase the value of our goods. Reports from
every section where our goods have been used arc good, and our patrons cpo rely on
getting the most reliable Fertilizers mace at the lr west possible prict? Make your
meat and bread at home, then the price of cotton will not ulfect jou. Call and see us
before placing your orders. Ve*y respeotfulJy,
THE GREENVILLE FERTILIZER CO.
.Feb8,1895 32 2m I
AVER'S
THE ONLY
Sarsaparilla
ADMITTED
BEAD RULE XV. 0]
"Articles0,]
that are in of
anyway dan- c|
gerous or of- ??5
lensive, also g:
patent medi- oj
eines, nos-g|
trums, and gf
empirical preparations, whose o|
ingredients aro concealed, will o3
not be admitted to the Ej:po-g|
sition." o|
O]
Why was Ayer's Sarsaparilla admit- tj|
ted? Because It is not a patent medicine, oj
not a nostrum, nor a secret preparation, 0|
not dangerous, not an experiment, and ojj
because it is all that a family medicine ojj
should be. ^
"An!!r g
WORLD'S FAIR g
. Chicago, 1893. o
Why not get the BestP gj
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SOUTHERN BALWAY CO.
[EASTERN STS1-EM.)
Condensed Schedule to Effect Feb. 24,1895
Trains ran by 75th Meridian Time.
STATIONS.
Daily
No. 11.
Lv Charleston
?' Columbia...
" Prosperity.'.
At Newberry...
7.15am
ill.25am
02.40 pro
12.52 pm
Ar. Clinton ..
' Laurens.
.(Ex Son). <
(Ex Sun).
2.35 p m
3.10 p m
" Ninety-Six.
" Greenwood.
" Hodges .
2.00pm
2.17 pm
3.07 p m
' Abbevlllo.
3.50 pm
Belton.
1Sencci
4.05 p m
5.40 pm
Atlanta.110.30 pm
STATIONS.
Dally
No. 12.
Lv. Greenville....
Piedmont?
Williamston.
Belton.
Ar. Donald's.
10.20am
10.48 am
11.09 am
11.45 am
12.16pm
Lv. Abbeville.ill.EOam
Hodges.
Greenwood.
Ninety-Six
I2.r5 pm
1.18 pm
1.37 pm
Laurens (Ex Sun;.
Clinton (Ex Sun)..
10.40 am
11.10 am
Newberry .
1 Prosperity.
Ar. Columbia...
Charleston.
2.30 pm
2fB pm
4.15 pm
8.40 pm
Between Columbia and Ashovllle.
Daily.
No. 13.
STATIONS.
1 Daily,
No. 14.
7.15a.ml.iLvCb.arleston.irl.3.40 pm
lUJam
12.20pm
ljeOpm
1.45pm
2.0(3pm
2.19pm
2.50pm
3.30pm
6 60pm
3.55pm
3.10pm
2.03pm
1.45pm
12.40pm
12.21pm
ll.45am
11.17am
8.00am
E? ColumblaAr.
....Alston...
..Santuc. ....
..Union.
.. Jones ville.
. Pacolet...
Ar Spart'b'g'Lv
Lv Soart'b'gAr
)Ar Asheyllle Lv
Nos. 11 and 12 arc solid trains between Charles?
ton and Greenville.
Trains leave Spartanburg, A. and C. division,
northbound, 4.01 a. m., 340 p. m., 6.18p. m., (Ves
tlbulcd Llmitcdl; southbound, 1.00 a. m., 2.5-1 p*
m., 11-37 a. m., (Vestibuled Limited); west?
bound, W. N. C. Division, 3.30 p. m. for Hender
sonrllle and Ashevtlle.
Trains leave Greenville, A. and C. Division,
northbound, 3 a.m. ,2.35 p.m., and 5.27 pjn^ (Ves?
tibuled Limited); southbound, 1.52 a. m., 4.05 p.
m., 12.2s p. m., (Vestibuled Limited).
Trains leave Seneca, A. and C. Division, north?
bound, 1.3C a. m. and 12.59p. m.; southbound, 3.01
a. m. and 6.01 p. m.
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Pullman Palace Sleeping- Cars on Trains SB
and 36,37 and 38, on A. and C. Division.
W. H. GREEN, J. M. CTJLP,
Gen'l Mg'r, Eas. Sys. Traffic Mgr.
?Washington, D. C.
E. BERKELEY, Supt., Columbia, S. C.
W. A. TURK, S. H. HAEDWICK,
Gen. Pas. Agt, As't Gen. Pas. Ajt. Eas Syo
Port Royal & Western Carolina
Railway.
J. B. CLEVELAND, Eecelvor.
IN EFFECT JULY 1. 1834.
_(Trains ran by 75th Merl dan (imo.
BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND ANDERSON.
Eastern Time.
No. 6
Sunday,
only
No. 20
Mixed
Dally
Ex Sun
Lv Anderson..
Lt Lowcdesvll 1p.........
Lv Calhouo Fallls......
Ar McCo rralck ._.....?..
Ar Augusta.
12 45pm
1 45pm
212pm
3 20pm
5 15pm
1100 am
!2Sffpm
117 pm
8 00 pa
815 pa
Lv Augusta..
Lv McCormlck.........
Lv Calhoun Falls....
Lv Lowndesville*.....
Ar Anderson...........
IN0. 5 INo.lt
2 S5 pm
485 pm
618 pm
7 00 pm
8 85 pa
BETWEEN AUGUSTA, GA, AND SPARTAN
BURG, a C.
Eastern Time.
Ncl
Daily;
Lv Augusta.
Lv McCorm!ck?.
Lv Greenwood_.
Lt Laurens.
Ar Spartanburg.
245 pm
4 23 pm
5 23 pm
6 24 pm
8 05pst
Lv Spartanburg.,??.;?,?,;, n is am
Lv Laurens.1 20pm
Lv Greenwood...... 2 28 pm
Lv McCormick...........,..? 830pa
Ar Augusta......| 515 pm
Close connection made at Calhoun FaUs with
Seaboard Air Line going north and south.
Through Palace Sleeping Cars on trains Nos. 8
and 4 between Augusta and Savannah, Ga.
Close connections at Augusta for all Florida
points.
For any other information write or call on
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agt,
R. L. Todd, Tray. Pass. Agt. AugaaU,Ga.
J. R. FANT, Agent. .
SEABOARD AIR-LINE SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT DEC. 23, 1894.
' The Atlanta Special." Solid Vestibuled Train
No Extra Fare Chargsd.
NORTHBOUND.
BOUTHBOTJND
No. 38.
Dally.
8 15pm
10 45pm
1153pm
1 29am
12 57pm
1 24pm
2 25pm
No. 402.
Daily.
6 05pm
8 13pm
9 06pm
4 27pm
10 00pm
10 25pm
1112pm
Eastern Time,
Except Atlanta.
No. 403.
Daily.
lv...Atlanta
lv... Athens. ...ar
ar...Elberton..lv
ar.Calhoun F. lv
sr.. A bbe vil 1 e. lv
ar Greenwo'd lv
ar... Clin ton ..lv
No. 41.
Daily.
I 8 0Tpm| 7 45pa
1 37pm I 6 Wpm
12 40am 155am
1 S7pm 3 82pm
II 47am 8 07pm
1117am I 2S4pm
10 25am, 145pm
5 00pm
6 30am
11 50am
1 42pm
3 12pm
5 51pm
6 50pra
11 35pin
12 48am
3 45am
6 53am
7 23pm
8 4$pm
T26am"
2 83am
4 05am
6 00am
6 40am
11 00am
12 03pm
2 20pm
4 53pm
sr...Chester ...lv
ar...Monroe... lv
110 51am
9 37am
1050pm
9 20am
ar ...Raleigh... lv
ar.Hendersn.lv
ar...We!don ...lv
ar Petersburg lv
ar Richmond lv
ar Wash'gton Ivj
ar Baltimore lvi
ar Phil'delp'alv
ar New York lv
5 13am
410am
2 48am
12 55pm
12 23pm
8 40pm
7 Slpm
4 41pm
3 21pm
850pm
1 52pm
1151am
9 50am
9 05am
4 30am
2 50am
12 03pm
9 00pm
BETWEEN ATLANTA AND CHARLESTON.
No. 34.
Daily
so 45.
7 l&sm
9 27am
9 4f,nro
10 00am
11 45am
12 02pm
12 ISpin'ar.
'2 43pm ar,
1 Iflpm [
1 41pm
21 5pm
2: 0pm
lv.
.Atlanta.City
.Lawrenc<;ville...east
_.Auburn.
......_Winder.
.Elberton.
.Heardmont ..
.Calhoun Falls..
..^.Abbeville.
..Greenwood...
Gross Hill....
..Clinton.
.Clinton.
time..ar
tpne_ar
_.ar
........ar
.......ar
.......ar
.......ar
..... It1
6 45pm
6 26pm
6 05pm
5 53dm
4 01pm
3 40pm
3 80pm
SO'pm
2 42pm
2 13pm
. 130pm
r I 1 45pm
,ar.
...Columbia..?arlll 15pm
.. ..lumter.-ar.10 00am
..Charleston.......Iv| 7 13am
Trains Nos. 402 and 408 a e solid vestibuled
trains with Pullman Buffet sleeping cars between
Atlanta and Washington, through sleeper between
Monroe and Portsmouth, Va, and Pullman Baffet
parlor cars between Washington and New York
sl'epine cars betweet. Charlotte and Wilmington.
Trains Nos. 38 and 41 run solid ?>etwf en Atlanta
and Norfolk,carrying Pullmsn sleeper attached,
making direct connection at Weld?n with Atlan?
tic Coast Line for WaMiington and New York,and
all points north and east; at Norfolk with st*an>
ers for Washington. Bav Line for Baltimore, Old
Dominion for New York. Trains ?4 and 44, solid
trains between Atlanta and Columbia, with
through coaches for Charleston. Tickets for sale
ar Union depot- rat corxpany's ticket office, No. 6
KIt ball House.