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FINANCIAL.
The Pittsburgh Water Ronts.sBusi~
nGsH Prospects.

The Pittsburgh Water Rond9ssEuBf~
nesH Prospects.
sptoial Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
P1TrsBuHo1, Dec. 22.-Quite commotion WAS
created today by the report OF the Finance Com
mitteo. presented to the Council, charging tho
Water Commissioners and City Comptroller with
criminal negligence in the matter Of the lisap-
pearauce Of the $514,000 of the citY's money,
and requesting their resignations forthwith. Tic
rosigpations were presented and at once accepted,
and this ends their connection with The hypothe-
cation Of tho water bonds by tho National
Trust Company As it soelnp, they know moth
ing whatever OF it, aud that Ross aud Green
managed tho eutiro business.
The prospects for trado aro cheering, and tho
Superior Hail Mills and number OF glasR
houses will resume after the 1st Of January,
giving employment to about 1000 now idle work.
men. All the cotton mills haye resumed.
, 1873-12-23

LIVERPOOL, Doc. 22.-stoan,shlrs City OF
Brussels, Fruuco, and Wostphalla from Now
York, and Ohio mud Nederland, FROM phila~
dolphin, have arrived out.
NEw Yong, Dec. 22.-Skeanlship Georgia, from
Glasgow, mud Colto mud City Of Ohostss, from
Liverpool, hayo arrived.
, 1873-12-23

LII. Baez is no longer the President Of San
Domingo. Mr.. Iguacio BonsaleB is announced
As his SUCCESSOR. The change Is principally in-
;oreating TO tho gentlemen WHO Aavo taken stock
in tho ambitious Banana Bay Company. We
shall probably hear very little moro of annexa-
zion, or oven Of "proseotion," in the case Of Sun
Domingo.
, 1873-12-23

TINT tho atlantic will bo Mothodat magazine.
Tho Harpors aro much moro raiical Mothodista
tl,nn Mr. Hougllton, and If tho timo and profits
Ind boon promising, Narpe''s Magazine would
lavo boon tho Methodist organ long ngo.
, 1873-12-23

Tho Printing Committee Of tho Senate are
said to have just found out that it is not tho
:ustom in European Governments to distribute
public documents gratuitously throughout the
country,
, 1873-12-23

Tho next term Of the Supramo Court OF Illinois
will commence at Springfield, jan. @. Tho Chi
cago caaeB arising out Of tho action Of tho State
Board Of Equalization, will probably be taken
there.
, 1873-12-23

Tho Chugo produce markets waro generally
stronger yoatetday under more urgent demaud,
both for cash lots and options. Mesa pork Has
, 1873-12-23

MYERS oPERA.HoUsE Monroe s.tee:, ,hotyeen
atinlsrela. shnp1o Simon" MtusttalsY and ronca-
, 1873-12-23

;, GLOBE q MTIIsATRE-aDcap1ainos street, tosyson Md
aud Baokus' sAn Franciaco MlnstFnls.
, 1873-12-23

Outstanding Lognl-Tonders.
WAsn1NaroN. D. G., Doo. Notwithstanding 10
gal-tonders, $3.50, l94, ,o02.
, 1873-12-23

,M'y1oKEn's T. TTIlEATHE-Madt.on street. betweon
or Point Ltado Light" Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-12-23
Dividend Declared by tho Wnslllngt0n
City Savings Hank.

Washington City Savings Bank Is to-day paying
20 por cent Oh deposits under, and 10 per cont
on suma over $50. This III the. first distribution
from tho asBota. Tho Firat National Bank will
In January pay anotAor dividend.
, 1873-12-23

IA1STED STREET OpEnA-MUu9E-- Corner Hal.
sted snd uarriaon atrects. hiacEsoY's Now Hihcr-
nicon.h
, 1873-12-23
Ub& Gb1faun W2ibu1se.

Tuesday Morning, Dooember az, 1873.
, 1873-12-23
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TEnMs OF SUBSCRIPTION trAYAnr.e M ApvANcE1.
Daily, hy mali. ....Sto.QD aundag.....,......24.fO
T-Wcck!y........ 600 Weekls ..... .,..... X.tIO
Paris OF scsr ht the Aano rato.
Toprngont delay and ntstakos 10 eurc and evo Post
on CO address In full, including State aud County.
Reuittancos sns bc made cishor byra oxprcss Poat
Oacc csdcs, OF In registered !otto!s, At r!sk.
TErMH TO CITY suBaCntHEHH+
Daily. delivered sunday erccnted. q contP pcr wsek.
bay. dellsosod, Sunday included. 10 oonts per wock
Addroas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison md Doatborns st... Chicago, Ill.
TO.pAY's AMusEMENTs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC -llalased atrcet bo.woen Mad.
i.on H. ana MonsGe. E1FaRunont Of L. A. sothern.
nQohEY,&s & THEA.TRE7 Tn .troot. boreon
CLARK aud Lasalle. 'Tha GennVa Cross"
Desrborn md stato:, KnRnRcment Of iotta. KIP,
or Point Ltado Light" Afternoon and eyoulng.
GLOBE TIlEATRE--Dcsp1aino street, botsyeon Md.
and Backus' san FFanciaoo MlnstFals.
MYERS opERA.HoUsE Monroe ssreet, bowoen
Dearborn ann State Arlington. Cotton. aud Kembl9's
a!insreA Stinp1o SEtnon." MtustroeY aud cumlcali-
tics.
1IA1SrED STREET opERA-uOusE-C Corner Hal.
Hed and Harrison Asroots MacEyoYs - Now Hiodr-
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Beneficiary Scholarships for
Medical Students.

The Trustees of the Louisville (Ky)
Medical College have created num-
Der Of Beneficiary Scholarships, for the
benefit of poor but deserving young
men seeking a frst-class medical edu-
cation. One Beneficiary student is
received from each Senatorial District
of the different States. Sons Of ply
sicians snd clergymen are very proper
" accorded Beneficiary Scholarships.
Each Scholarship is worth to the reci-
pant fit 5000, and those receiving
such aid are known only to the Dean.
Mode Of obtaining Beneficiary Schol-
arship learned by applying to ZEE.
S. GA1LLARD, Dean, Louisv.'.lle, XIV
AS the next session bep;.p in septem-
ber, all young meD needing aid should
apply as early as possible.
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lEuR THE HERALD
ScllEOl celebration

On Thursday last H.. Of thc most Inter.
cSttn- slhUul celebrations that have been
Witnessed III this section OF the country
since the war, came of at the Academy
near the residence Of Nr. I. D. Snber, in
the Northeastern section Of the County.
The exercises were of the most varied char
acter, and the rchearSals in poetry, &C.,
showed rare skill and taste, both in the
selections themselves and in their suitability
to the OCCASION The whole Of the excr-
ciSes. aud the harmonious cooperation of
the patrons OF the school, showed mn
awakening to the Importance of the mental
training Of the Using generation, and l.
peculiar interest on the subject in the minds
of the pupils themselves.
At the close of the exercises on the part
of the school, an interesting and instructive
address was delivered by Maj. J. X. G.
Nance.
The subject, education, WAS naturally
suggested by the character Of the occasion ;
the views presented were broad and COM
prehensive. 4 fine and impressive dcliv-
cry, an earnes;ness unusual, and the mark.
ed attention accorded him, show, that al
though as yet unaccnStomed TO public
speaking, he is by no means without power.
A picnic, the usual concomitant OF such
occasions, followed with its flow Of mirlh
and good humor.
II is gratifying whenever we can find any
good resulting from our recent loss OF pro-
perty, and the dis0rganizatioH OF the former
structure Of our society. We have an in
steuce of this kind in the school Of which we
are speaking. The teacher of this Academy
is one of that noble band OF ladies who have
attempted TO rouse themselves from the
gloom that has Of late years settled upon US,
and have gone forth TO battle earnestly with
life. 4 clear and comprehensive intellect,
one capable Of developing q system, and
with versatility equal to adapting it to, and
harmonizing it with, all the various shades
of individual disposition, has thus been call
ed into the service Of the community. The
result is seen now. in well organized, Svs-
tematic, and harmonious school. pupils really
sympathetic and interested, aud an apprecia-
tive community; the result will be seen
years hence in an intelligent, refined, and
elevated public sentiment. The intimate con-
tact of the young with mind, naturally
highly endowed, with sentiments delicate
and elevated, and chaSteued by On acquaint-
ance with those writer's who have for centu-
ries past. given direction TO English thought,
cannot but be productive Of lasting good.
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Fighting for the Crown.

BAYoNSE, July l7.-Don Carlos
entered Spain on Wednesday, amidst
indescribable enthusiasm. The party
had no arms and were dressed in citi-
zens clothes. A halt was made at a
small town on the Spanish side of the
line near the fort OF the Peua Plata.
The Marquis Of Valdespines and Gen.
Lizzarago We're waiting with !. staff
and escort. When he reached this
place Don Carlos douned brilliant
uniform and mounted i handsom e
English bay charger. The party pro-
ceeded to Bugarramurdy (?) where
several thousand Carlist troops were
encamped. A re Dcum was chantcd
in the church. All the Republican
prisoners in the place were released.
The cannons Of the forts were fired
and the day Was given UP to miver-
sal hilarity. There are 1000 troops
here, but the maui force is under
Eiio, on the coas'. OF BlScay, to cover
the landing Of cargocs of arms and
ammunition from English ships.
BAYoNNI;, July lS.-Advices from
Carlist sor.rces state that the Cure of
suuoa N:ruz has resumed his clerical
robe and gone to Rome to ask forgive
ness of the Pope.
It is reported from the frontier that
the Madrid government has issued a
proclamation suspending constitution
al guarantees in the Basque Provinces.
Friends Of Don Carlos entertain strong
hopes Of the recognition Of their bel
ligerent rights 10y France as soon as
they gain possession Of regularly
fortified city wherein to establish their
seat of government. The carlists de-
clare thG.t the Republican Cabrinetti
was killed by his own men.
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Insurance 1E2efiNp

The rvyu!*rl.y: appointed r"ectirs
for the formation Of Fire Insurance
Company, Wis held i'll tho Town Hall
Oh Wednesday last. Mr.. W. Il
Maye> was called to the chair and call
ed the meeting to order, and T. G.
Pool Was requested to act as Secretary
The Committee on Subscription re
ported favorably.
There being no further business tn,
meeting adjourned to meet on We'd
nesday afternoon: the Both inst, a;
which time the public generally ar
invited to attend. T. c. POOL,
Secretary
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FOR THE HERALD.
PROSPERITY, July 2S, 1878.

PROSPERITY, July 2S, 1878.
DEAR HERALD: Once more we are at
home, and will drop line to you, though
We may not write all about Prosperity
We have seen other things since our last,
and may say something about them On Mon.
day after writin ng you, Mr.Simeon Caugh-
man, Of the Palmetto Orphan Home, gave
Us a lecture explaining his mission and
urging the people to action in a cause so
noble, so generous. 1t was short, earnest,
pathetic and to the point.
The next day we left home and did not
return until Friday. While away we had
the pleasure of Witnessing the closing e..
ercises OF Miss Mary McCoy's school at
Helena. We were very much gra.i6ed and
pleased. All went on we'll. Not once was
there use for monitor, nor was there
single b!undcr made. 1t spoke we'll tor
Miss McCoy's ability and the diligence of
the school. We were at the Synod too,
and hope now that every Newbcrrian will
do all in his power to have everything in
readiness fer Synod in October. that the
return Of the College will be sure. 1t will
not require such strong effort, but the
people to accomplish anything must be in
earnest. But for the want OF earnest action
twas removed, now do not let the same
want keep it away. Newberrv can, and
ought 10 have the College. Action, earnest
action and all is right.
On our return home we found the town
growing up again. Two new houses have
been raised and two more will be raised this
week. The merchants will be ready for the
fall trade. The late rains have made the
crops loJk better. and We hope for better
things than we did sometime ago. Other
things are moving as usual. Watermelons
in abundance, other fruit not quite so
plentiful, though we have been treated 10
several very fine basketsful.
Hope the trip to healthier localities may
do Mr.. Editor good, and that in due season
be may return prepared for work. PHI.
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HERE WE ARE!
The Farmers Friend
An Improved Combination Of Conveniences.
A New and Valuable Invention.

A Patent Stock Yoke, No sO,674.-
Weighs only four pounds. A great benefit
to any community. Pays for itself in Il few
days. Can be used for three different pur-
poses, viz: Yoke, Bride and Halter. All
indispensable on a farm. No horse or mule
can either jump or knock down common
fence. The Yoke is not dangerous TO wear.
Stock soon become yokewise and don't try
10 jump. The Yoke can be made by any
farmer Any cerson using or infringing on
the above patcnt in the County Of Newber-
ry, without authority, will be prosecuted to
the extent of the law 4 model Yoke is in
the hands Of 3. r. Mangum, Newberry-
Individual Rights sent BY mail on receipt
OF $500.
Address the Assignee,
f. F. ANDERSON,
Mushulayille, p. g.,
Noxubec County.
July %, 29-3t. Mississippi
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matter about blood or family. The
noblest blood is made more noble By
! having the mental faculties made
strong and vigorous; the muscles
hard and rigid as iron; the hands firm,
and able to grasp like vice Of steel,
by strenuous labor, whenever the use
demands it. What! shall a man
whose ancestors were leaders and kings
Of the people, yield to the difficulties
that present themselves in this new
age? If he does SO he is an unworthy
scion of noble ancestry. They were
leaders because they possessed the
qualities that made them worthy in
that age The sous, to be leaders,
must possess the qualities that make
them worthy in this new industrial
age Therefore, let us at this time,
grapple with, and overcome or remove
those obstacles that oppose our ad-
vance, as they conquered the special
difficulties that were in their way, for
so only can We become worthy Of them.
If conquest or success be possible.
There can be no doubt here
There is no lion in the path now,
except one of our own creation. The
way is open, or is only obstructed by
such obstacles as firm heart and
strong arm can remove. "IriJulatio
ditat" is not an uawise saying. And
we may realize it to the utmost extent.
And then when success is achieved;
when we stand upon the high ground
Of victory, with what proud salts
faction we can look back upon the
struggle Of the past, and when or
work is done and We retire to rest we
can leave to our children an honorable
name and fame, no ignoble heritage.
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Sherif's Sale

State of South Carolina-Newberry Coun
ty.-Daniel Zeisler VS.. John II. Pening
ton.
By virtue of an execution to me directed
in the above Stated case, have levied on
and will sci! ut Ncwberry Court House, or
the first Monduy in August next, Mt public
outcry, the following Real Estate as tho
property Of John u. Pennington, to-wit
One lot situated in the town of Helena, con.
tanning two acres, more or less, bounded by
lots of Brown and Others, Joe Glenn and
G. & c. R. r. Terms Of Sale.-Cash. Pur
chaser to pay for papers.
J. J. CARRINGTON, S. ". C.
July lG, 2S-3t.
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Shcs'SF's SAFES.
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue Of al order from e. c.. Chase,
Esq, Trial Justice, l will sci! at Newberry
G. H., on the first Monday in August next,
the following property to-wit: One White
Mich Cow, levied upon as the property Of
Samuel Watson, at the suit OF L. H. Siris,
against Samuel Watson. Terms-Cash
JOHN J. DARLINGTON, S. \. C.
July %. 29-2t.
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Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of All execution to me directed
| will sell, on the first Monday in Angus
next, the following personal property, viz
One new Cotton Gin and his interest in one
Mule. 100 bushels Cotton Seed, one Cow
one Bed and Contents, pr. Steelyards,
Wash.stand, WaSh-tub, lot Dishes,
Knives and Forks, Tumblcrs, &C., Table,
/ day Clock, II Chairs, l lot Cooking
Utensils. Levied upon as the property OF
John 4. Boozer, at the suit Of ?. v. & R.
S. Chick, vs.. John A. Boozei, 10th June,
1878. TermS-Ga<!.
JOHN J. CARRINGTON, g. y. c.
July 10, 2S-3t.
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The following losses were oecasioned
by the great fire at Baltimore, July
25th.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Loss of the
Central Presbyterian Church, SO, 900;
insurance 100000; the Sisters Of No,
tre Dame and St. Alphonsus school
and library, loss $4,000; insured.
The fire was stopped on Saratoga street,
at the Central Garden lager beer sa-
loon. The building occupied by the
Redemptionist Fathers was flooded.
The English Lutheran Church with
its parsonage and a valuable library
were all burned. The University Of
Maryland and the Maryland Academy
of Arts were partially burned; the
former flooded. The museum attach
ed to the Academy was unharmed.
Most of the pictures were removed.
The insurance people think from $780,
600 to 100000 will cov@ the loss.
The disaster, they claim, will not al.
feet the solvency of insurance compa.
nies. No lives lost. Sixty families
are homeless. The Sun of this morn
ing estimates the loss by the FIRE yes,
terday at s500,00V, and remarks that
good judges estimate the damage as
low as between 100000 and $780,
000." The Gazette estimates the loss
at from s500,O00 to SS0O,000, and
the American says the loss will closely
approximate 81, 100000.
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Cuba. on the island.
Obstinacy in Spain.

HAVANA, July 25.-The Republiea
Espanola newspaper publishes an ap.
peal from. the Republicans addressed
to citizen General Pelletan, denounc-
ing the meeting which has been lately
held for the object of ameliorating
financial and commercial affairs in the
island. It declares these meetings
have accomplished nothing. They
have merely put off action in the
hopes that the Carlists OF Alfonsists
would get into power. The Conserva-
tives are the timid enemies of the
republic, and the services of Repub-
licans, who are not to be despised, are
offered to the captain-general. The
address concludes thus: "Command
us and you will find us full of courage,
ready to combat for liberty, order, the
integrity Of the soil, justice and right.
Think well over this, citizen Pelletan,
and think Of the words of our Savior,
those who are not with me are against
me-"
A dispatch from Puerto Principe
says division Of Spanish troops was
recently Surprised by insurgents. A
sharp sl2irmish followed, when, rein
forcemeuts arriving, the enemy was
finally compelled to retire.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Informa-
tom from Madrid, by telegram, has
just been receivedin diplomatic circles,
that the Cortes, by large majority,
have resolved that they will confer no
further political privileges on Cuba
until the insurgents shall lay down
their arms.
Maun1u, July 2o-F. Mt ts ro
ported that General Contrevas, leader
Of the revolt at Carthagena, is march
ing on this city with GOOO men,
having LETT force equally as strong
at Carthagena. 1t is also said he has
sent the frigate Almouza to Malaga
and the steamer Fernando Ell Cat
tolico to Torrerieja, with instructions
to the commanders to levy contribu-
tions upon the inhabitants of those
cities. The president of the commit
tee of public safety in Madrid has
fed from the city.
The Cortes has passed bill sup
pressing the admiralty. President
Salmeron has issued proclamation
calling eighty thousand men into ac-
tive service against the insurrcctionists
in the country.
CARTHaGENA, July 25.-Contreyas
also commands here, and threatens to
seize all the German ships now lying
in the harbor Of the port unless the
Vigilante captured by German man
Of war is restored to the Insurgents.
There is a rumor which needs confr-
nation that the German Consul at;
Carthegena has been arrested by the
insurgents and is detained as a host
AGE,
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NOTICE..

July 22d, 1878.
The County Commissioners of Newberry
County, will receSe Bids and applications
until August %, A. D. 1873, to change the
Road and build IL new Bridge across Little
River, near ]. B. Smiths plantation. One
side Of the abutm ents CT ;.le above named
Bridge will be located on J. B. Smiths
land, and the other side Of the abutment on
jackson leagues land. All applicants can
lind the specification in County Commis-
sioner's Office.
DENNIS MOATES,
uly 80, 30-4t Chairman.
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed,
I will sell at T. J. Lipscomb's plantation, OH
Thursday, oath Of July, the following per-
soma. property, to-wit: One Spotted Heifer,
One Well Bucket and Rope. Also, the in,
terest of Estate of Geo. Matfett, in one lot
Bagging and Ties. Levied on as the pro.
perty Of Estate Of George Msftett, at the
suit Of Michael Wadsworth, VS.. Estate Geo
Maffett. Terms Cash.
J. J. CARRINGT0N, S. c.
July Ii 9S-3t
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Jelly M0ulds and Fruit Jars.
BOARD REDUCED TO $500 PER DAY
HOTEL
COLUMBIA. S. @.

The Proprietor Of this we'll known FIRST
CLASS HOTEL would respectfully inform
his many friends and the travelling public
generally, that he has this day REDUCED
HIS RATES OF BOARD from 81 per day
to So PER DAY, and at the saue time
pledges himself to spare no pains in the
management Of the house to sustain its re.
putaton rs first class Hotel in every re-
rpect. WIN. ORMAN,
July 80, 30-tf, Proprietor.
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Electro Chemical Baths.

Persons engaging Baths, and having had
hours assigned them. failing TO meet their
engagements without giving notice at LEAST
two hours before the appointed, hour, will
be charged the same as if the Bath had
been taken. It requires about two hours
to prepare th" Path. a~i wncn orce pre-
pared it can be OF no use except to the per-
son for whom it was intended, hence it is
apparent that it should be paid for.
Single Baths, Cash. 800
4 course consisting of 90 Baths, each $50
One.half payable in advance: the balance
at the termination Of the course.
Nc Baths will be given on the Sabbath
except in cases Of necessity.
J. D. BRUCE, ND.
July lG, 2S-tf.
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NOTICE.
OFYICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

UFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
NEwBEERY C. H., S. G., July %, 1873.
.rhe County Commissioners will receive
Bids for the building OF new Bridge across
the Luke Smith Branch, until the 18th day
of august, at Which time all Bids will be
considered. Specifications can be seen at
tl,is otice. DENNIS MOATES,
Ju.'y ~, 3O.-4t. C.B. c. c. y. c..
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Let Children Own the New Tes.
tamcnt.

To THE FRIENDS OF THE BIBLE IN SoUTl
CAROLINA: Permit me to call your esp,.
cial attention to the following resolution sI
the Board of Managers Of the American
Bible Society, adopted June 5th, 1873.
Resolved, That it be recommended to all
the auxiliarics of the American Bible Socie.
ty, and to all the organizations and agel
cies through which our distribution of the
Bible is made, to take measure rs far as may
be to see that every Sunday School scholar
in the United States become the owner OF a
copy Of the New Testament.
Yours, truly,
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DEATH.-We learn, through pri-
vate source, that J. Perkins Hoyt.
Esq, formerly of Laurens, but more
recently Of Anderson, died of conges-
tive chills, at Tumbling Shoals, Yes
terday, while eu route to Anderson
He was prominer and highly-es-
teemed resident OF .urens for tie
aajor portion Of life of upwards of
eighty years, and had but lately re-
moved to Anderson. lie leaves a
wife and several sons and daughters,
who have reached years of maturity.
[Phgair, 25M inst.
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TO RENT.

The Dwelling and Store Rooms, former
ly occupied by JOS Brown, next door to A.
II. Wicker's, are offered for rent, either
separately or as i whole.
Apply to
MRS. D. MOWER.
July % 29-tf