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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NDEPSON cONNfY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
BIZ ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, John B. Watson made suit to
me to grant her Letters of Administration on
the Estate and effects of Joseph L. Dawson, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said Joseph L. Dawson, deceased, that they
be and appear before me in the Court Of Pro-
bate. to be held at Anderson c. Fl. on Friday,
the 2sth day of September instant after publ, u
shew cause, if.any they have, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day of Sep
-' ". w. HUMPHREYS,
Judgeof Probate.
Sept IL, 1873 10
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The kED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
TIE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
TIE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
THE RED SIGN
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HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS TIE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MFAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS THE BEST MEAL
HAS, TEE BEST MEAL
HAS, THE BEST MEAL
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4 G,,gs ses, ses st is Incoming very popular in
our city, its quality we know is superior, and
that % consumers prefer it, and that it has large
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DIED, at the residence of hsS, uncle, M MI mi.
renes ~. Kays. near Anderson, s. e., Miss
ARABELLA ELIZABETH LEMlsl, yo9ngest
dauehter of Robert Ei; and Juliet A.. Lewis, de.
ceased, ,sou Sunday 3lst August, at IL 2. m.' ae
the ageof % years, IL months and IL Gays.
The snbiect of this notice was young Wo-
man of a truly lovely and Chr1stlan tsPlriC'
Thoupl not o member of the Church, sne was,
we believe, in habitual communcatlon WIN
her Saviour in prayer, and walked before ner
generation in the exercise OF all the v1r!ues o.
Ghristianity. Born at Dahlonega, georgia, sne
yns consecrated to Ctod in baptism IN her IN
fancy by believing parents. AT ve;y carry
aee she was left an orphan, with several orotn,
eSs and sisters. But it would seem that fond
mother had sowed seed which was to spring up
into eternal life. The gracious promise,
will be God unto thee and thy seed after thee"
was verified in the closing experience q her
1ife, with emphasis and JOY she testlfied. d.her
love for: the Lord Jesus Christ, and tho? desl-
ring to depart, yet wished also to 1--we taat hef
seryioe might be givento Christ. We shallnot
soDn forget with what meekness and doc1nty
She listened to the Word of God, and with whas
evident satisfaction she embraced the promise,
ssIfim that cometh unto me ! viii! in no WISE
cast OUT Thus refreshed in spirit, hopeiul
and peaceful, she entered the valley OF % tne
shadow of death, holding the garment OF him
she lowed and trusted.
ssIn the cold grave without a stain,
We place thy gentle form to-day,
But hope to.meet ct yet again,
When the long nigAs has passed away.
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New Advertise
W A n T E d

m Farmers and Farmers Sons during the Eau ana
W months to do IN ensr snd
we'll. For Particulars, address S. S. SCRANTON Co.,
Hartford Conn.
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T AM THE AGENT FOR THE SALE OF
L THE
Brown Cotton Gin

L
This GIN will give you
Perfect Satisfaction In Every Respect.
Below, read certificates Of e. e. RoHfoN,
would also refer any one wishing gin to Capt.
W. b. Evins, Thos. W. Martin, D. 81. Glenn,
Thos Harper, Newton .Acker, John G. Hall,
Geo. F. Burdett, Maj. Robt. Dugan, King &
Elrod, and H. J. Epting, who have had this
GIN in use during the past season.
Call and get Circular.
w. 8. SHARPE,
No. 4 Granite Row.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

l. L
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
Ellen F. Carter VS.. Sarah j. Gilmer, Elizabeth
E, Gilmer and j. R. Carter Admir-, de bonis
non, with the Will annexed.-Petition Joa'
Dosoe4, Account, Reisef, dc.
DY virtue of IN order from 8. P. Dendy,
ID P. Judge Oconee County, to me directed
in the above stated case, will expose to sale
on the FIRST MONDAY in OCTOBER next,
at Anderson Court House, the following Tracts
of Land, as the Real Estate of A. r. N. Gilmer,
deceased to wit:
TRACT NO. /,
Containing los acres, more or less, situate in
Anderson County, on DEVILS Fork Creek,
VIM. NJ. Buchanan, Andrew Shearer, and 9TH
ers.
TRACT NO. 2,
the Home Place, bounding Tract No l, VIM.
M. Buchanan, Estate of Rob't. Gilmer, de-
ceased, and others.
TRACT NO. 8,
Containing 16O acres, more or less, on the road
ville near Providence Church. bounding lands
of Archibald Shelton, John Shearer and others.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash, the re-
nual instalments, secured by bond and ap-
proved security, together with mortgage OF
the premises, with interest from day of sale,
with the privilege of anticipating payment at
any time. Purchaser to pay extra for all ne
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff:
Sept II, 1873 10
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WANTEDl

A YOUNG MAN 10 study DENTISTRY.
N Must have good mechanical talent, and
some money
August q, 1878
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HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
has THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
HAS THE BEST FLOUR.
HAS THE BEST FLOUR
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. COTTON GINS !


YNyHE subscriber has now in store, for sale at
/ low prices, Cotton Saw Gins of all sizes,
from DO to 60 Saws, both of Northern and
Southern manufacture.
The MAGNOLIA GIN is believed to be the
lightest running Gin rnnde, and cleans the seed
to the satisfaction of every planter who has
used them, and every Gin SOLD has given per-
feet satisfaction to the purchaser.
Price of Northern made Gins, 81 per saw.
Southern made Gins, $3.50 per saw.
Both are first-class Gins,
Ahsn
Browns Georgia pattern Gins.
Halls Gins and Feeders. .
Gullett's Steel Brush Gins.
Gullett's and Deering's Cotton Presses
price S150 each,
AND
McCarthy's Sea Island Cotton Gins.
C. .GRAvELEY,
52 East Bay, South of Post Office,
Charleston, S. c.
August 2l, 1873 I'm
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JOHN T.. HOLLAND was born September
4, 1919, and died at his residence In Anderson
Coanty on the 18th Of July last, aged % years:
lie professed conversion at the tender age OF
fifteen, and united with the Church OF Christ
manned q consistent and orderly member until
four When 70 an bis
letter and identified himself with the Church
at shiloh where he remained until me gas %
the, Church trium phant in Heaven. The writer
AIM we'll had rn been associated edsg schaoi yh h@
workers. and as co-laborers in the weekly
in Which bis Place RsoT was sboh sMa{s
,vI,;c2 Tnowledge enables him to hope that he
has been from his body 5 of sn ana
eternaj rest. He left devoted wife, and five
almost helpless children a to Lament ba rayerg nsr gasad snd
sympati,ies Of all Gods people. Let mono dare
refuse them. To her husbands .s and theF tsat
He viii be faithful in all His promises to the
widow and orphan. NJ. McGEE.
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WILLIAMSON, June Is, 1873.

WILLIAMSON, June Is, 1873.
Msssrs. Sharpe &c 1ouers:
Sirs-In answer to
your inautry in regard to my opinion of the
BROWN COTTON GIN, I can say that I
Cir that ain acquainted with IL runs very
light; is no trouble to keep in order. 70 prove
the last assertion, ginned three hundred and
twenty m bales on mine and never removed the
cans from the inks; in 8aet. don't think lost
% minutes iii all the time from anything wrong
with the Gin. It makes avery good staple, and
sells in our market at the highest prices.
6. E. HORTON.
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1v~wNv5NTS HINGE CONE BURNER FOR
ri III. ESlRQE SUN CHIMNEYs MADE By.
p Pi LIME n ATWOOD produces the best light Can be
,sed on any coal oil lamp. For sale by all lamp dealers
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1rruly. God is no respeosor of persons, but
calIeth whom He will into His kingdom on
earth and 20 their final acccNNt. Beath sWays
its mighty sceptre, and cuts its way into every
colnnsuasty and every family circle. 4has OF
SANUsI 5. and wife LOUISA N. EMERSON has
besn invaded and robbed of two Of its bright-
EST stars, its stenderest buds, its sweetest how-
ersL Eya EMERsea was taken sick ola SusrCsy,
the last day of August, and died on Tuesday,
End of September. aged years and montns,
was buried on Wednesday, 3rd instant. ON
Thursday, Sept. a, her little brother, JULIAN
PRESTON EMERSON, was attacked, and on sat
ur,lay, Sept. 6, he, too, yielded up hise gentle
infart spirit into tho hands Of Him VINO gave
il, he was years and months old. mus,
in four days, the family was called upon to
give up their choicest treasures, the two young
est of the household, which made their woun-
deti hearts bleed at every pore; but He who
.ttempers the wind to the shoru lamb" is ever
present to comfort and to heal. May they look
unto Him, realizing fully that He doeth all
things well. lie has taken them to Himself !;
thew can no more behold them here, no more
CLASP them in their fond embrace, but to them
they can 90 by making their calling and .etec-
sion sure, and with them find an eternal dwell
ina, place in the Kingdom of God and OF Chrlst
Nfssy each one thither go, is the prayer OF their
synpathizing brother, III. Mce1EE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,1v- The fsIi trade has now opened, and with
, ~ to tor meet d ali its requirements, Messrs:
Z T II" b. HALL Il i Co., Proprietors Of the Great
Southern Builders Emporium, Charleston,
8. G., have made at the Factories, large quanht t
ties III Of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, DC, from fully
seasoned lumber. Their Immense safes enable
Before Si beginning your building, send for their
nrice LIST and size card. They are also Agents
for Asbestos Roofing Felt and Paint. Last
wear millions of feet were sold for covering
roofs. lining rooms, painting, &c. -
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w1Npew GLAss.-Great attention is now. de-
serysdly paid to the kinds of Window Glass IS
used i'm dwellings, stores and churches. Al Al
Qualities of American and French WinaS~,
Picture, Photograph, Cut, Ground, Enanfso1 Fona
and Colored Glass, wholesale and reta1e. .,os mHm
MIR. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne Street, ensiies-
ton, s. G. Send for price card.
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HALL TOWNSHIP, June 81, 1878.
Messrs. Sharpe & 70'osrs:
Won q Fifty-Saw BROWN COTTON GIN, ON
which we sinned $50 bales Of cotton. ne think
it is the best Gin mts,ie. The Gin runs light,
hicks fast and clean, and makes fine sample.
w. B. NEWELL,
N. J. NEWELL.
July 10, 1873 3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1873-12-18
The Weather..

| shall not say anything here about
the Importance of this subject.
We all know how unbearable so
ciety would be without it-how tame
and commonplace would have become
heaven aud earth in its absence.
merely wish to call the attention
Of the reader to the care that has been
taken in selecting the weather for this
book.
Being warned by last season, l have
put in plenty Of rain, which will lie
found to arrive just in the nick Of
time.
have dealt lightly in thunder
storms-l find they are not popular
and | have such an antpathy to light.
ning-rol men that lose no opportu-
nifty to injure them.
have been rather liberal with snow
for the sake Of the young and livery
stables, and have put in some extra
ordinary hail, for the encouragement
of the Oldest mhabitant, and a little
frost to stir up the amateur in tobacco
and other varieties of cabbage.
But accuracy is the strong point Of
the volume. When it says, Look
out for rain then is the time for you
to ''hump YOURSELF for the house.
And when it says Frost, any delay in
getting your wite's fathers coat over
the tomato and dahlias will prove emi-
nently disastrous to those articles.
Yes, | have aimed to be accurate,
looking more to the personal comfort
and general information of my patrons
than to the plaudits of a wicked world
and gold, which perish in day, | am
told
| have not lost sight of the fact that
l have formidable and INSCRIPTIONS
opposition at Washington. But
trusting to an honest purpose, dis
eliminating public, and eight years of
promiscuous trusting as the editor Of
a country newspaper, | shall press
steadily on and hurt that Washington
chap.-DdnbWy -Ne,cs Mans AZ
nldjldc.
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Keeping an Oath.

Daniel Bryan had been lawyer Of
eminence, but had fallen, through in
toxication, to beggary and dying
condition. Byan had married in his
better days the sister Of Moses Eel
ton.
At length all hopes We're given up
Week after week would the fallen
man be drunk on the floor, and not 4
day of real sobriety marked his course
| doubt if such another was known.
He was too low for real conviviality.
for those he would have associated
with would not drink with him.
All alone in his office and chamber,
he still continued to drink, and even
his very life seemed the offspring of
his jug
In early spring Moses FELTON, had a
call to go to Ohio. Before he set out
he visited his sister. He offered to
take her with him, but she would not
go.
"Hut why stay here?" urged the
brother "You are fading away, and
disease is upon you. Why should
you live with such q brute?'
"Hush, Moses, speak not So" an
swered the wife, keeping back her
tears. II will not leave him now, but
he will soon leave me. He cannot
live much longer"
AT that moment Daniel entered the
apartment. He looked like wander
er from the tomb. lie had his nat on,
and his jug in his hand
"Ah, Moses, how are ye?' he gasp
ed, for he could not speak plainly.
The visitor looked at him for few
moments in silence. Then, as his fea-
lures assumed cold, stern expression,
he said in strong emphasized tone:
'Daniel Bryan, | have been your
best friend but one. My sister is an
angel, though matched with a demon.
l have loved you, Daniel, as | never
loved man before; You were generous,
noble and kind; but l hate you now,
for you are perfect devil incarnate
Look at that woman. She is my sis
ter-she now might live in comfort,
only that she will not do it while you
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WHOLE NO. 1893
How He got into Business.

A matchmaker at Florence, Ala,
once told us how he managed to get
into business there. He settled in the
place a stranger, just after the people
had started new town-clock in the
tower of the court house, but nobody
came to give him a job. A week Or
two passed on without improving his
prospects, when in kind Of despera
ton he determined to make a bold
strike for business. Everybody swore
by the town-clock, Of course, fact
which our matchmaker knew, so after
night he made his way into the tower
and changed the hands a few min
utes. Heard nothing Of it on the day
following, and so changed them again
the next night. On the morning af-
ter the second change had been made,
a man called on the matchmaker and
spoke Of employing him to regulate
the town-clock; but the matchmaker
told him he thought no regulation
was necessary, as he had noticed the
clock was running exactly with his
time, and, drawing forth his watch, he
compared it with the clock, and sure
enough they were exactly together.
Next morning the town-clock and the
watches Of the place were further
apart than usual, and the gentleman
who had called at the watch shop the
day before now again presented him
self accompanied by several friends
To their great surprise they found the
watchmaker's regulator and watch still
exactly with the clock, and that set
tied the question, They all left their
watches to be cleaned, remarking that
they would rather have no watches at
all than watches that did not keep
time, The news spread other irregu-
lar watches came in by the score I'M
til, before the day was over, the
watch-ma kerr had the windows hung
entirely full of ork.-INobHe Regis-
f,j.
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'Drlu9et shouted Mrs. OBrlen,
''the irien d have here has pistols
and will certainly kill you. I war;
you to go away"
Again the bold, bad laugh of the
servant girl rang out, and her voice
could be distinctly heard urging then
on
'lts only talking they are. Divel {
one is there in the cabin but the chill
dren Break down the door and bt
done with it. | tell you there's
more'n a hundred pounds hid between
the beds"
"Stand back" whispered the con.
vict to the hostess, "let their blood be
upon their own heads. -
Scarcely had the words been uttered
before heavy blows fell upon the dool
and made it tremble upon its hinges
The selfappointed protector stood 8
little one side, calm and firm. Ir
either hand he held apistol, and his
manner showed that he vas no strang
er to their use.
Down with the door" shouted
Bridget, "or else stand aside and give
me the axe"
A shower of heavy blows and il
fell. The false servant Girl entered
and dropped dead with a bullet in
her BRAIN The foremost of the men
met with the same fate, and the 9th.
ers fled. They had quite enough OF
blood. shed.
To leave the helpless woman thus
was not to be thought of by the kind
hearted stranger and though prison
or transportation stared him in the
face, he comforted her as well as pos
sible, Strengthened the corpses, and
then fastening to the nearest magis.
trate, told the entire story, not even
denying who and what he was.
The facts were too evident to beal
even questioning, and as reward fol
his bravery the convict was pardoned
and subsequently found to have
been convicted innocently and when
the husband and father returned, was
readily persuaded to emierate with
the family to 'the land of the free
and the home of the brave"
Now, in one OF the Western States,
Terrence O'Brien has Il house by the
side Of a beautiful river, and not far
from it is another where the once fugi-
tive convict has 4 wife and children of
his own to protect, and both families
will give as an heirloom to their de-
cendants, the little but true story of
how 4 pardon was won.
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HartIand Business Cards.

+. G l. b e r II
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
PlOWS, Cultivators, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE, roll BAKERS,
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates and
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths End
Runners, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings, Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuyer Irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's improved Smut Mills,
Howe's Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder Plow
Shares, IIarrows, &c.
~ Orders solicited.
lIartland, VT, May |, 1871. 1854
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are alive; when you die she will come
to me. Thus do pray that God will
soon give her joys to my keeping.
Now, Daniel, I do sincerely hope that
the first intelligence that reaches me
from my native place, after | shall
have reached my new home, may be
-that-you.-arc dead!"
"Stop, Moses, | con reform yet"
"You cannot. It is beyond your
power. You have had inducements
enough to have reformed half the sin
ners Of creation, and you are lower
than ever before. Go and die, sir, as
soon as you can, for the moment that
sees you thus will not find me among
the mourners.
Bryan's eyes flashed, 9nd he drew
himself proudly up,
60" he said, in the tone Of the
old sarcasm. "1o to Ohio, and I'll
send you news, Go, sir, and watch
the post. | will yet make You take
back your words
"Neycr, Daniel Bryan, never
"You shall, | swear il.
With these words Daniel Bryan
hurled the jug into the fireplace, and
while yet thousand fragments were
flying over the floor, he strobe from
the house.
Mary shrank fainting upon the floor
Moses bore her to a bed, and then,
having called in 4 ncighbor, he hur-
lied away, for the stage was waiting
For a month Daniel hovered over
the brink Of the grave, but did not
die.
Zone gill of brandy will save YOU"
said the doctor, who saw that the alb
rupt removal Of stimulants from the
system, that for long years had almost
subsistcd on nothing else, was nearly
sure to prove fatal. You can surely
take gill and not take any more"
"Ay," gasped the poor man, take
gill and break my oath. Moses Eel
ton shall not hear that brandy and
rum killed me. IF the want of it can
kill me, then let me die-I'll not die
till Moses FELTON, shall eat his words"
He did live. An iron will conquer
cd the messenger death sent--Daniel
Bryan lived. For one month he could
not even walk without help Mary
helped him.
a year passed away, and Moses
FELTON, returned to Vermont. He en-.
tered the court house at Burlington,
and Daniel Bryan was on the floor
pleading for a young man who had
been indicted for forgery. FELTON,
started in surprise. Never before had
such torrents of eloquence poured
from his lips. The case was given to
the jury, and the youth was acquitted.
The successful counsel turned from
the court room. and met Moses Eel
ton.
They shook hands, but did not
speak. When they reached the spot
where none others could hear them,
Bryan stopped.
"Moscs,' he said, "lo you remem.
Der the words you spoke to me year
ago?'
II do, Daniel
"Will you now take them back.
unsay those now and forever"
"Yes, with all my heart"
':Then | am in part repaid.
"And what must be the remainder
Of the payment" asked Moses,
II must die an honest, unperjured
man. The oath that has bound me
thus far was made for life
That evening Mary Bryan was
among the happiest of the happy.