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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02
TEMPERANCE CRUSADERS.


= *& 81 81
10 TOT al: Christians like TO .ger
til" ca eless INTO the prayer ne.tiup
10 HE NOT take prayer 10 the
c"reIeoS " hea hey will noi cD,ne 10
II E! lave We NOT read fit as a
g""d lining tl'at dis IngulSIird ninis
or, have been OH their knees with
lea ing men =? It's nct tie intor,.,a.
no" g'ven 10 unr' Il citing persons-
''ntd great mo al ,tf.c ? Why
could "ot Tie prayers for comfort aud
he to INQUIRER af the funerals he
of ret N 'L.s c.usa ? DO not ch
men teti tht ire is d fitaras
thur being offered la public, aud Il.
presence of the oereaved E? Nor on,v
80 but IN the naiuit OF the Gag. j.
MOI all audible prayer framed with a
cer'a'" rcl''ion 10 others than The
Deny :? Are NJ. prayers test b. tc
=" pProplatty '.npress vel" sol.nu
Are they noI 80 lescr,b+d Hv
iot these word, SON, re creme. ~
tn.creaturr I Does not every minis.
ter ira",e hi, puonc prayers with.
SUCH so"ri ty. col"ect'on aud style.
81 rtttretic" AZ 10 make CIR ain
lmp'es~lon eve.i OH the unsy op.ne q.
'c portion OF MS congreg ''ou? Au!
l" 20 III VI f"c'. L. no. III, host p,rI
y Tie lnpEe sion, ofen enough. from
Tie pray ers, rather than The preach
ing pl't
Nor can i be alleged that. tits Is
rue only OF * e" pore, a. I, is
loos'y called. When m "a speak Of
Tor ''s OF prayer Il. 'b4aut,t1I," which
40 nc "t'en e"',al do, they d., no.
mean beau ful oily 10 ths Deity, f.r
ave 10 Inc oe'lrvcrs. but bclun vi
that Is. fitted to produce
pleasing and favorable IF CT o.. al.
VINO hear them. We have no theory
- pfopou"ds: only we ask if, by tn
very laws OF the Lun'an ,m,:d. uniI
Gu prayer / nc: meant TO have a
Certain influences al a present tact on
'hose WHO hear or witness it? It's
main direction is veriic.,; bu, il i,
'io'-"iy more than CERTAIN forces n,
'he physical world without a
h"rIzon,al influence. Jain
XuU
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

Tho rnmor of II nri Rochefori's
escape fro" the penal settlements in
New Caledonia ~ c,htirn,e |. y
h'1h"ur,e dispatch o the London
DG1J 7stey"1h Civ ss some par'i> u.
a., ut the affnrs. ltochetcrt, Pascal
irouSset. and two other Go ,nu,.ist
co"sic's, man, g',d 10 secure a small
"pen boat, IN which they b,IIIy put
"u' to sea. Arrer being three days
oif The adventures were fortunately
p cked up by a British smiling vessel
'ad brought 10 an Australian port
Il Is said tn. ..lsochefort intends to
visit this country OH ytcruti"g tour,
m then take up his residences ia
iS,u sells.
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These Specraclea are manufactured from uni
Ute RYSrAI.PEBBi Esq entd together, an
are called DIAM ND Gu accoun OF their hard
nesp aud brillianey
Having heeu tested with the pOlariscOpe. the
dlarnnnd lenses have brSn tpund 10 ADMIT niteeh
ner .emi less hea' ca rays than any o'her pebbH.
rhpy are 0uhd with greai scientific accuracy.
are t,re I, ON caromaiic al. rraiOpk, aid produce
a brightness and diatinctlless at vi~i"d not De
Spencer Optical Manuring Co. New York.
FcV sale bv responsible a"eni~ III every city IN
tbe Union a. GOrTTRkDSON. Jeweler and
Out,cian i. Sale Agent tor KenO%fs, Wis. "m
whom they can onl, be obtained. no peddle's
employed
maik - e... tVW H.
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l. 81 Mond ~ nlghf, week ago,
The wind ia reported by the signal
station o. top OF Mount Washing
ION o have been blowing at the rate
ct i40 miles an houi! This il al
most unprecedented. A gle Of 50
>" les an hour often nproos 'r-es. aud
100 mi'es an hour is regarded as u
hurricane in the tropics.
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gloss ant freshness Of youtA. Thin
hair is thickened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or tho glands atrophi,d and
decayel; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration IF vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dan lruff. which is often so UNI
clearly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria. and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOW ELL, MI ass.
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In cleaning up the old war mus
Ke;s at ne arsenal at Des Moisss -
mans hngel was found tightly
lodged ia the barrel OF one, near the
breach.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-02

about 500 Operators in tie no iery
"llI and birachery If the Boz o,
manufacturing Company, at WaI'ham
struck f'r e" pr cen'. advance i'll
their Wages.
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TESTIMONIALS !:

TH'STI MONIAES
KEN 'sHA DYE llOU. E, kEN0sHA, Nov. Is, Is:
Vhlst- TO certify thai my nanda gai p"lson e
,Ome me ago and aite many tie 1ecluai all. mut.
t,chse them, I tried Mr.. l..onard'r ALL Il e. zine
ALIVE The effec, was almost III tglcai: aft
two APP tiraiisns ] was able to close my liar
which mad mo- heen able TO dc for hr+e wee
ei.re. The third nOx cured meeltirely.
FRANK KEaN
KENOsH&. Nov 18TH. 1877
hurt my hi? last Summer aud everything Cd
could nse seemed 20 d. me no g"od. A. y
r.sor, tried the ALL-H EALING SALyE which CT
m..enurely. S. JACKSON
I OZROX as
2UZ ROX sO...
For Sale by
.E. ~. LEONARD At r. B. STARhWRATH-
R8'1 Drug Store lSc.e
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Extensive coke works will be atari
Cd 9 Des Moine4. Iowa. in May, with
. capital OF $4,000.
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l. is an"oanc-d by 10 e5raph from
Boston, That The OPERATIVES i'll the
lure mills al usthupn. about 25O in
Number, are on Il strike for a re@IDr.-
ton of heir wages 10 what they were
netore III: p.nic.
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NELLIE GRANTS LOVER.

Many Of our readers remember a
young. g"d look nS, and thoroughly
English gent'en'n who served ON
Col. .tacohi's staff OF eng neers While
the lat sr was mlking surveys OF The
new additions to Menomiuee. Tie
persons spoken Of was pleasant, frank
and good -na'ureh. always ready 70
take his p.rt many work TO be done,
no matte now d.sagreeable. winch,
with his oflie" good qua!i';e', made.
hun very popular with the other
members nt,the staff. lie remain"d
here several months. and made mum
erons acqnalntances in this section,
by all Ct whom ne is Pleasantly re-!
nr'nbered4 Ills II me was :SArtoris.
and he is now the affianced husband
OF Nellie Grant. the daughter OF he
President. Nj ; is the sol of an
Il 'g.l$h gentleman OF high rank and
Iarg" wealth, who is the owner of
large tracts OF land near Green Bay
and Sleb 'vga". aud it was whls
""'ns TO his country to visit these
lands IN company with his father
that ne met The Young lady men.ion
ed, /" taos was her ftiov pAs>en err
ac'os- the ocea'. / haze seems to
have been u 'nufilal attraction, which
lIa@ been nc e,slng until it hts
c"l"'''a'+d IN an engagement \.
tile Il ne OF his fl ST arrival in Ibis
country VIZ. ) was he econ sou
and vas cons q'.rntIy ''out il. the
cold, according :" English law, az
Ear as amy lnt,.,i ence was concerned
bur >lnce thar time his eide, brother
has been thrown f.on n horse a..d
killed. AID he is now thu !.eir TO
500 600 "a year, which will start the
yo"n-, coupl- i'll housekeeping v.rv
comfortably. r. ), ~ now visiting
h'| friends i" CIR Ell Bay. AMI may
give Nleno nine cal before MA
return. - Ns"omines { Wls J Mmld
!! Christian Warner conrni led Sui. :
d. by hanging himself q Cl"cin',al
!e was uLan of mra,s. " hl~key
/ was The cau>e.
!: Is luu.orrd tl,ai the Iowa AMI.
Mono o,y S.a'e Convention VII be
&c lei il .Jumc and lie r publican
Stale Convention In July.
about 500 Operators in tie no iery
mill anti biracl'ery If the Boz .,
manufacturing Company, AT WaIiIan,
struck { r ca pr cen'. advance in
their Wages.
Til" iIi4la OF former ,nduct OF the
Re nsyIvania Railway Company at
Philadelphia, charged with enhez
ing money. stealing tickets. ETC.
have resulted in conviction
l. il announced by TO e5raph from
Boston, That The OPERATIVES i'll the
lue mil y al Msthuen. about 25O in
nnnlnr, are nn Il strike for a re+IDr.-
tom of heir wages 10 what they were
'etore III; panic.
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something New
REV. E. y. LEoNARD'S
.dlt- Heating SNtCe,

good 'or Fever Sores. sai rhenm, EryAipeh
scAld-he. d, Frosted Feet, Burns. hIlbiaitl
Gus, Wounds, and -n,es Of all kinds.
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT te CO.,
CH4RLESION, S. c.,

Offer to the public and dealers in general, ar an
and well selected stock OF Dry a9oGs, a} ths
Saest n,ces os Herewith they annex the prices
of feM paltfisi articles cscos, from to loc Long
heavy heavy from i to loc.; jeans from l2se; +; up p
wards; Casmeres from 4oc. upwards; p3os, ran and
nes, from 20 to Soc; Ladles, hisses n,, amI amt'
upwards; @ suspenders, si.4o per dozen and
cbp;efs npe from zoe. per dozen and upwards Black
and Colored Alpacas, 2oc. and upwards; Dress
Goods, from 25c. upwards; Ladies ad ana Gems at
~ Goods. Ribbons, Notions, &c, from Is to 25
Ds Gsr Cent cent. cheaper than elsewhere. Samples
plent per and orders promptly filled. All Retail
% orders from $1,000 upwards, sent per Ex press res
free of charge. a liberal discount TO whole
sale dealers.
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STILL THEY COME.
FRESH GOODS ARRIVES.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED another lot Of
II tho ORIGINAL
Bear Durham Tobacco.

NCCJ1 4&CtAAA - ONSVSSSs
If has been used by many, and L have never
sold a package but that the purchaser bought
another. Tie manufacturers say of its superb
ority: s,,-.-.,.
We claim for ours a superiority over any0 9th
cr brand of Durham Smoking Tobacco Hnd we
confidently believe the Trade, whe'e'cr IT Is
known will sustain our claim. IfUbEAR Is
made from fine OLD Stock, carefully selected.
YHc 6otiy Of it is composed Of genuine SMn-cnrca
I0bncco Its manufacture was begun in 1860,
and bv careful attention. we have improved 1t,
until its excellence is now generally recognized.
In the two essential qualities of Il smoker, fla
yor and fragrance, it has no equal.
The Press have the annexed good Worus:
eve pronounce it superior to anything of the
lind wo have ever sren.'-Durh0m ItbuccO
Plant
DURHAM ToBAcco--Thc old Original Dur
ham Smoking Tobacco, put up by the IL r
Morris IL Son Manufacturing Company, OF
Durham, n. g.. obtained the Mro;lls aC lllc
North Carolina and Georgia State Fairs, Tor cN-
ccllencv &c. When we consider the TACT that
the contest for premiums III this line was lar
ger and more spirited than on previous occa-
sions, and these are the largest OF our Southern
Fairs, the compliment is ono to he hThiy ap-
prcciatcd, and is one OF the hlghcst tcStlolll'ls
of merit that has vet been awarded this compa-
nv. We speak by the book when we say no
SMOKER crc, pufed better Tobacco. We know of
no brands that can claim competition with
thcm.- RdiciJh NcWS.
"ln our judgment the Clear Durham far
cXccls any other brand of "purham' known
to the trade "-GrcCMriUe Daily NecS.
Also. a LOT OF CIGARS that cannot be
cqualcd for the price in the up-country;; oo>-
Also, II case of Bordcns Eagle brand CON
DENSED MILK. ~ fresh lot OF CRACKERS
to arrive this week.
R. EDMUND BELCHER.
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Charleston to the Front.

A,ooro our new advertisements, is that Of
one E nf the Oldest establishments in this State:
Est Established in 1882, it has maintained the first
ppcrence pfrie and unsurpassed facilities, Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell are prepared 70
sustain the reputation Of their establishment.
I;Te A. r.. Stewart they believe in newspaper
adyertising, % and take this means to announce
That t they have this season added very largely
W t'f their stock of type and machinery, and are
better prepared than ever to please their GUS
toners. I'VE wish ,hcn every success.
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Store :!

We are Receiving the Largest
and best Selected Stock of La
DIES and CHILDRE.I'S DRESS
GOODS, SHOES, &C., that has ev.
er been brought to this market
Miss G. G. Daniels has just re-
turned from the different markets
North, where she made the Selec-
tions, ,and hopes onr former patrons
and others will give us a call and
examine our Stock, as we feel con-
fident we can please, both in Goods
and Prices.
All the latest NOVELTIES of
the season.
DRESS-MAKING attended to as
usual. Also, agents for Madame
Demorest's reliable Patterns.
MISS G.. C.. DANIELS.
Scpt24 1874 IL
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CIRCUIT COURT.

WITNESSES, JURORS, and all other per.
sons having business i'll the Circuit Court of
Anderson County, arc hereby notified not to be
in attendance before Tuesday, the 2otl instant,
on and after which day their attendance Will DC
required.
By order of his Honor II. II. Cooke, Judge
Of the Sth Judicial Circuit
JOHN w. DANIELS,
c. G. L. \. G..
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Farm for Sale Oh Lease.

r HAVE for Sale or to Lease for term of
1 years, small farm of IS acres of Low
Land, now with u good crop OF Cotton and
farm lies on the South side of Little River, and
in $50 yards Of it's junction with Etowah, Gcor-
gia. Very healthy-havc never known a case
of Chills there Mills Cotton Gins, Schools
and Churches of all denominations near by.
This farm is detached from my other lands by
the River. 1t is seldom such place is in mar
ket unless sold for division among heirs.
Those wishing to change States can, by coming
and looking for themselves, get farm that
will last for generations to como. Col. Hoyt
can inform any one wishing to come and see
for themselves, the way. , ,,r,
1'1 JAMES STEELE.
Oct 15 1874 II
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GO TO TIE x A S
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUTE! !!

Passengers going to Texas via Memphis a! ana
Little Rock, or via Shreveport, strike TINS iino
at Longyiew, the Best Route to faleSne Honson
Galveston and all points in Western, Central,
Eastern and Southern Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will find 1t the
Rest Route to TYLER, Mineola, Dallas, Overton,
Crockett, Longview and all points in Eastern
and Northeastern Texas.
with every modern improvements, including
New and Elegant Day Coaches pnman Rr,t tal-
Miljer,s Patent Safety Platforms and Couplers,
and nowhere else can the passenger so com
pletely depend Oh speedy, safe and comiorta-
W The LONE STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the query: "How to 60 to Texas 2
by the publication of an interesting ana ruin
full document, containing valuable ana cor
rect map, which can be obtained, free of charge
by addressing the GENERAL TICKET AGENT
International and Great Northern Railroad,
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Feb 2G, 1874 .o4 ~
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,

Containing $50 acres, moro or less, situate in
Anderson County, on branches waters oi HiN 81,
and Twenty Mile Creek, near Ccntrcvillc
Mills bounding lands of j n Whitaker, \ Is
Bowdem, li Wilson Reeves and others. Levied
ON as the property OF III IL Whitaker at the
Terms Casll-purchascr to pay extra for titles.
WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Oct 6, 1874 I3
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LAND FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing 1oO acres,
N on Six and Twenty Creek. Twenty
acres of bottom, twenty acres of upland in cul-
tivation, and balance in woods. Hall Il mile
from Rluc Ridge II. r. Terms easy. Apply to
G. u. MILAN.
Oct |, 1871 II I'm
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TIE undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will make application to w. W. Humphreys,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
Wednesday, the 18th of November next, for a FL
nal Settlement of the Estate of B. Crayion
SHINES. decd, and Final Discharge tlcrctrom.
NJ. 4. SNIPESi, Admir-.
Oct If, 1871 II
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Administrators Sale.

WILL. be sold, at Anderson Court House, on
SaeCay in November, to the highest bidder, Il
fine lot of LEATHER, sold as the personal
property Of Jack Moon, deceased:
j. n. BIRUM, Admir-.
Oct 6 1874 Is ."
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New Advertisements.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

AN ELEGANTLY BOUND CANVASSINti BOOK for
the best and cheapest Family Bible ever published will be
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zoo fine Scripture Illustrations and agents are meeting
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g5s- The friends of Capt. H. R. VANDIVER
&x9nid her leave to suggest him as suitable
nerson to represent Anderson County in the
House of REPRESENTATIVES.
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Mn. EDITOR: We the many friends of WILL
LIAM R. Parker, beg leave to nominate
him as a suitable person to represent the people
of Anderson County in the next sitting of the tn
Legislature believing him to be all right. He
has not called upon the people Of anderson OF!
County for their support, but we call upon him
for his services; and we also call upon our
White friends to help us elect him. He is a
Republican, but we think he is honest
MANY VOTERS.
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ONE HOUSE AND LOT,

Situate in the Town of Anderson, containing
one aero, more or less, bounded on the south
nv Calhoun street, on tho cast by lot OF j IL
Mcconnell, on the north by lot Off W Daniels,
wed on as the property of II Taylor, at tho
suit of LOwndcs IL Robb.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay extra for titlos.
WM. McGUKlN, Sheriff.
Oct 6, 1871 l3
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Mr.. EDITOR: We, voters of Anderson Co.,
believe that it is our imperative duty to use all
the power we have through our franchise, to
put stop to fraud and rascallty, ana ''t work :
S. c., by electing intelligent, honest and faith
full representatives. Therefore the many
friends of R. W. SIMPSON, Esq, do respect
fully beg leave to place his name before the
people of Anderson County as sqltao1e per
wv MANY VOTERS.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the sth inst, at the residence
of the brides father, by Rev. W. Cnttino
NETTF, daughter of Mr.. Matthew Breazeale,
all Of Anderson County.
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
by J. II. MCCONNELL. Auctioneer.

by J. II. MCCONNELL; Auctioneer.
TDY virtuo of sundry Executions to me direc.
SD ted, l will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, at Andcr-
son Court House, the following property, to
wit:
ONE LOT,
Containing onc-half acre, situate in the town or
Bolton, bounded on the north by Cooley bridge
Street, on the east by Green Street, on the south
by lot of DR. + NJ Brown, and on the west by
Railroad Street. Also,
ONE LOT,
Containing five acres, more or less, in the town
of Relt0n known rs the Hyde Lot, bounding
lots of B d Deah, Academy Lot and others.
Also,
ONE LOT,
Containing three -fourths acre, more or less, IN
tho town of Bolton, known as the Nelson
Lot" bounding lands Of the Grcenvillo Il Co
lumbia Railroad Presbyterian Church Lot and
others. -
Levied on rs the property Of W Fl Austin, at
the sI,it of Stein d Co. VS.. Cox & Austin.
Terms Cash-purchascrs to pay extra 1or
titles. ,-,>- e,,:r
Oct 1874 Il
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,

Containing l2s acres more or less, situate situate, III
Anderson County, near Shutdown, bounding
lands of Simeon Smith, n II Reeves and others:
Levied on as the property of J a NJ Cason, mt
thc suit of j w Harrison, survivor, 1or anoth-
Terms Cash-purchaser To pay extra for titles.
WM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Oct 6, 1874 l3
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ass- The friends of the Hon. JOHN r: CoCh-
RAN take pleasure in announclng nl1a aot;or GS q
candidate for the Senate at the ensuing eiecClon.
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asy- We beg leave, respectfully, to nomi-
nate JOSEPH cox Esq, as a suitable candl-
date for the House of Representatives.
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FOR SALE.
AO6 Acres Valuable Land,

dcrson County. Elgibly stllated-no
Farm, and in good state Of cultivation Apply
to J. Il. EARLE,
Hollands Store S. c.
Scpt1i, 1871 IL 3u
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY j. IT. McCONNELL, Auctionccr.

BY virtue of an Execution to mo directed, |
will expose to sale on the FIRST MONDAY \
in nov EMBER next, mt Anderson c. H.,
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~ The friends of MAJ. THOMAS n.
RUSSELL announce him as q candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election. Emf
7lently conservative in all his views, he has the
experience, ability, integrity, energy and lnde-
,oendence to make most useful RepresentaClVe.
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ns~ The friends of j. G. c. FEATHER
STON. Esq, respectfully announce him as q
candidate for reelection to seat in the next
House of REPRESENTATIVES.
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ms- The friends of DR.. JOHN WILSON
RESPECTFULLY announce him as candidate for
reelection to the House OF Representatives
from Anderson County.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Try 7. II, MCCONNELL, Auctioneer.

BY virtuo of sundry Executions to me ,,tii, OH
ro1tcd 7 will expose to sale on the FL lRSF
MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, at Andcr-
son Court House, the following property, VIZ;
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Senate.

n.a- The many and earnest friends of MAJ
JOHN B. MOORE nominate him as candl'
date for the office of Senator at the next elec-