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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-19
COM U N &c ADO.

Sc suplica al Sr. Director del BO.
LETIN La insercion de 10 siguiente:
Hdbie'edO elyermaad0 grGcemente mi
nina Julia, pensionistG del Colegio de
S. Ildefonso de esta Capital, fu6 asistida
por las hDas de la Caridad que dirigelI
dichO asitO con tantO esmerO abnego.
cion que d elias despaes de DiOs debo eI
consuelO de Ger d mi hija completdn,ente
restablecida de la entermeddd que lG
patSo al b0rde del seputcrO:
SiguiendO los impulses de mi cOrazon,
dOy por clio las mas erpresicas gracias q
diclas SyGs. pr0testdld0les mi etern0
reconocimieetO q gratitud.
ArecibO, aoriembre 10 de 1876,
Manuel de Ios Reyes C6rdova,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-19

Firmado por varios vecinos visibles
de Juana-Diaz hemos recibido un CO.
municado en- que Sc refuta energica-
mente un artfculo que public6 La
Cronica de Ponce bajo el epfgrafe de
SEGREGATION Y ANExIoN. Ell mucho
material que nos agobia, la grande ex-
tension de este escrito y ell no ofrecer
interes para La mayorfa de nuestros
lectores, son circumstances que nos
impiden insertarlo fntegro pero ha-
remos un extrato de su contenido pa
n satisfaction de los remitentes.
Ell barrio de Rio de Canas q que
aludi6 La Cr6nica confina por uno
de sus extremes con La villa de Goa
mo, mas su mayor super6cie, 6 10
meuos donde residen casi todos sus
habitantes, linda con La carretera CEN
trail que acaba de construir ell Estado,
e1cepto ell senor Palmieri que tiene
m hacienda cerca de la playa, y del ca
mino del litoral, que Sc encuentra en-
FSimo estado, pues le cortan varias
canadas, baches y vados de rio, y
Cuando llueve Sc pone del todo, intran-
stable. AL contrario, ell camino que
de aquellos barrios conduce a Juana-
Diaz es carretero y comodo para ca
ruajes, sin las subidas y bajadas que
ha imaginado el colega ponceno.
Ademas la distancia de esos parajes al
indicado pueblo es mucho menor que
aPonce, puesto que de Juana- -Dfaz al
barrio Cintrona no hay mas que dos
hl6metros, uno Sabana-llana, dos al
Rio Canas-abajo y cinco al rio Arns 6
sea Capitanejo, sin cuestas nj vados, nj
pantanos, nj NADIA, al paso que del CT
tado barrio de Arts & Ponce hay ma
da menos que doce kilometres; y 81 Sc
parte de de la guarda-raya de Santa
Isabel, como pretende La Cr6nica, hay
que recorrer mas de cuatro leguas de
IN camino accidentado e internal. No
es cierto que los estancieros leven
sus frutos q Ponce por dicha via, los
3 Hevana Juana-D Diaz; solo los hacen-
dados exportan, como es natural, por
sR sus azdcares y nieles.
No existe casa alguna de comercio
en- aquellos barrios, sino ventorrillos,
los vecinos NADIA compran en- Ponce,
excepcion hecha de dichos hacienda
4 DOS
No Green los comunicantes que He
re 200 firmas la instancia en- que sc
pde la segregation; Sc extienden en-
cOnSideracioLes sobre la ley municipal,
que no pemite Sc perjudiquen dere-
ehos adquiridos por ell resto del ayun-
amiento; y menos cuando, separadas
las haciendas de los barrios citados, nc
POdrfa reunir el termino municipal dc
Juana-Diaz las condolences que marcs
elartfculo 80 .Algunas de estas fncas
ian estado libres de contrlbuclone'
POr sus privilegios de riego, que ter
aanan ahora les duele satisfacerla'
sa proportion a las demas, y por es'
latan de unirse & Ponce con la mlr'
De yer 81 asf les son disminuidas.
Las frmas Sc han recogido, dicel
los comunicantes, por tres 8 cuatro IN
aNduos .ofreciendo 4 los senclllos la
0radores que, agregados q Ponce, n
pgaran impuestos; con esta prone
no es milagro hayan encontrado &c
as pretensiones.
Esto es Ell sustaneia 10 que dic
el dOcumento en- question, el cua
como hemos dicho, viene autorlzad
Z pOr yarias frmas de personas notable
F0cedentes de ambos partidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-19

Agente de peri6dicOs-Las personals
que deseen suscribirse La Indepen-
dance Beige, Courier de LEnrOpe, q
La ModG Elegante Y a La Hustracion
esp0itolo y americana, pueden dirigirse
al Sr. ID. j. b. Nougaret, hacienda
Elisa, Anasco PuertO-Rico).
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Excno. Sr.:

Jose Urguirif, Joaquin Cuevas Jose Bento BENZ
tez Ago, Cecilio M. Gutierrez, LeOcado Gutierrez,
Cecilio U. Gutierrez Anselmo MontaneZ, Manuel Ra-
mireZ, Francisco Duran, Pedro l.. Mater SaturninO
Mater, Juan de Jesus Munoz, ruegO de Luis Gomez,
Jose Benito Benitez, ruego de Juan Jose Gomez,
Auselmo Montanez, por d. Rafael Colon, Cecilio M.
Gutierrez, por ID. Juan Bautista Cruz, Ambrosio Ro-
driguez, uan Camel, por ID. Luis Mclean, Enrique de
Thomas Pedro Bezares, Juan Daula, por ID. Marcos
Escribano, Pedro Bezares, por DamasO Gomez, Dio-
nisio Rodriguez.-( Continuaran.r
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Excmo. Sr.

Avalino Rodriguez, Jose Maria Rodriguez, Anto-
nio Suarez, Pedro Ortiz, Pedro Santiago Vazq Iez a
ruego del contribuyente ID Mateo Gonzalez, joaquin
Vazquez, Alexandra Vazquez, Francisco Clullox, O.
sc Nieves Rivera, Guadalupe Torres Avelino Zayas,
Pedro Bonilla, Francisco Gil Sanchez Caledonia Car
tagena, Bartolome Miura, Pedro j. Merli, Domingo
Maria Jordan (Continuarau.C
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Excno. Sr.:

Aguetin Calzada, Francisco Grau. Manuel Rubio
Rafasl Escaloas, Rafael CalEads, Frauciyco Aguiar
TsedoFa ssslQlqms, Juan e9hsaisz, jose Antonio
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hernandez Ezequiel Calzada, Pedro Garcia, Manuel
JJssclhto, Andres Corsino, Jose Felix Medina, Pedro
Figneroa, Ramon Cintron, Demetrio Rodtiguez Ma
nael .ae Ruiz Manuel Harambot Pascasio Ponano, Gallo
Monge, ,Iaaa Nan1el, Juan Mouge Tomas Garcia,
Jose Rod,iguez, Ignacio Herrera Antonio Diaz, Ra-
mon Escobar Agapiio Llanos Francisco RODRIGUEZ
yose Antonio Vega, Irene Lopez, Manuel Fuentes,
Jose Antonio Corsino, Federico Abtahamson, Miguel
Garcia, Avelino Lafont."
Es c6pia.-El Secretario de Co
bierno, Diz Romero.
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pJTENT HEN NESTS.

A neat model OF Mrs. Julia Clements S
patent hen nests has been sent US, ana
NAV be seen at this Office. 1t consists OF
long box with a top shaped like the
roof of q house. A convenient size IS
eight feet in length, four feet in wldth
and about three in height. The box IS
divided by a partition wall running
through the center reaching to the top, on
each side of which a row of nests one foot
wide is made, leaving Il passage between
the nests and the outer walls of about one
foot in width. In the sides of the boxes,
at alternate corners, is little door by
which the hens enter into the passage
ON the opposite side of the box, the par
tition wall preventing an entrance from
one passage into another. A platform is
In front of each door for the hens to fly
upon when the box is set off of the
ground to prevent dogs, &C., from enter
ing. The top Of the box consists of a
number of lids or of single lid cover
ing the nests, and thereby enabling the
raisers of poultry to lock up their eggs
and prevent the nests from being robbed.
Persons must remember, however, that
this is patent, and they cannot make
use of the idea without permission of
Mrs. Clement, of Williamson. The in
vention promises to be a useful one to
the people, and we hope profitable one
to the inventor,
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TOWN MEETING.

Coming to our olico on last Tuesday
morning we called by the Post-Of1ice,
where we saw posted call for meeting
of the Democratic voters Of the town, to
take place on Saturday evening next, at
o'clock P. NJ, in the Court House.
This call announces that there has been
great corruption and extravaganza in the
management of town finances, and calls
upon the people to meet to correct them.
It is signed by many voters. Now, the
reason we mention this is to inform MI.
Many Voters that he cannot make sue
cess of any such trick in this community.
We were not aware that our municipal
elections were run upon party issues be-
fore but whenever it is desirable to have
them so there is a paper published here
through which the call will probably be
made. At least, the sensible portion OF
our community will hardly take stock in
meeting whose call, mushroom like,
springs up in the night. We hope there
fore that whoever called this meeting
will be allowed to hold it without the in
terruption of any other persons being
present. 1t is evidently trick to divert
the minds of our citizens from the real
issues of the election by raising one of
political character. We are not sure that
it would not be we'll to call public meet
ing of the citizens of the town to consider
the election, but if sucb.a call is made it
will hardly be of a political, nature, nor
under the control of Mr.. Many Voters.
The meeting called for Saturday is
fraud.
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IS NOTHING MORE LADY LIKE than the
use Of fine note paper and neat fashionable
envelope, So think the fortunate receivers
of such hil1ct-doux. The sweetness of 4
cl,arming sentence is rendered more deli
cious, if conveyed on a delicate tinted sheet
of Prizes Note Paper, 1t is bad taste in a
gentleman writing to lady on inferior sta
tioncry If you wish to be posted on the
latest novelties, the fashion in these matters,
enclose stamp to Walker, Evans d Coss-
we'll, for one of their little fashion books
Gard Etiquette" or send an order for a
recherche lot of paper and envelopes of the
latest style Do not forget at the same time
to order monogram.
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1872. We would call the attention of on

ns- We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of the Brown
Cotton Gin Co.. in this issue, who make a
specially of Cotton Gins, self Feeders and
Condensers, concerning which, Col. Thos.
Fl. Carter of South Carolina, writes as fol-
lows: 81 have ginned thirty-fvc bales since
I received the Feeder. | would not be with
ont it now for one season for the price OF it.
7 con gin at least one bale a day more with
the Feeder than can by hand feeding. |
have hay ginned SIG bales Of Cotton on the sixty
saw Brown Cotton Gin, and am perfectly
satisfied with it in every particular
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3. c. MARTIN.
WtLL1AMsToN, June 15, 1877

Mr.. ". S. Sha,pc-SIR: In answer to your
inquiry in regard to my opinion of the
Brown Cotton Gin, can say that | would
not take it down to put up any other Gin
that | am acquainted with. 1t runs very
i;yht: is no trouble to keep in order TO
nToyc the last assertion ginncd three hun
dtred and twenty bales on mine ana never
removed the caps from the inks; IN TACT,
don't think lost twenty minutes III all the
time from anything wrong with the TIN.
It makes very good staple, and sells III our
Yours respectfully,
G.. T.. NORTON.
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READ! READ!. READ!!!
Testimonial from Home-FolkS.

We the undersigned having witnessed nu-
merous tests applied to the French Illumi-
Mating Oil and lamps for burning the same,
take great pleasure in: recommending its
general use, being non-cxplosive more eco
,omicai aud giving clearer, brighter light
than Kerosene. For public houses stores
n,a:onicand other halls, tits especially desira-
bic is a substitute for coal gas.
l. 2 Smith, Il l. Mcrchead. John W
Daniels, a II Broyles, Thps J Leak. s B
Murray 0 II P Fant, John H Clarke, S
Dleclley.
For sale by
SMITH f. DANIELS.
Julv 1915 N I'm
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Boots and Shoes {!

MEMS Boots, Caters and Shoes; Wo::
mcD's Misses and Cllildrens' Shoes attd
Caters, from 50 cents per pair up to tho
best; Also, Miles u Sons celebrated
Shoes and Gaiter; for women and chill
drcn. We would respectfully ask All
inspection Of our stock by all who Wish
to buy good Shoes and Boots.
TOWERS H. BROYLES.
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cOPARTNERSH|P NOTICE.

THHE undersigned have this day entered
l. into copartnershir in the publication
Of The ANDERSON 1NTELLIGEScER, and h"Tee
united tho Offices of the CpNsERvAT-'.. and
the INrELbIGEScER Cor that purpose. Tha!';-
full for the patronage heretofore extended,
We respectfully solicit Il G 1tinuance Of tie
same to the new firm. Tie name and style
of the firm will be Hoyt d. Co.
JA2!ES A. HOYT, -
J. FLEETWOOD CLINkSCALES,
L. B. MURRAY.
I,,l,, 1SES
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WAvERLY HOUSE PLACE,

Including the only public Hotel 10 lo"n M All al
necessary outbuigs vegetable garden set OF 1vfTy M FRY anu m
Sheds Carriage Repository o ioI ue
bon Vehicles but which might be converted into
THREE
The Two Of them Fronts, and two other sets
Of Rooms suitable This of the most desirable proper
permanent
ment and income from rents or VINO re
engage pleasant profitable
keepers merchants night if desirable be divided amongst
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NvOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will, on Tuesday the 18th August
next, sell at auction the remaining chooses IN
action of the Estate af the late Samuel NJ;
Wilkes, deceased, and on the same day will
make application to W. w. Humphreys
Judge OF Probate for Anderson county, for
a Final Settlement Of the Personal Estate
of said deceased, and Final discharge from
the same.
]. T. REED,
Acting Administrator
JuIy t4. 1875
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w. S. SHARPE, Agcl
CERTIFIC.4 TIES.

ANDERSON, S. c., May II, 1874.
Mfr. ". S. .Shdpe-SIR: The Fifty Saw
Brown Gin bought from you last season has
given entire satisfaction in all respects, 1t
Cleans the seed better than any other Gin,
and makes US fine sample Of cotton as any |
have ever seen. 1t runs very lightly, and
its machinery is very simple in its construc-
ton. l take pleasure in recommending this
Gin to any one wishing to purchase.
Respectfully,
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GAS I GAS F.! !
GREAT REvOLUTiGN!!
NO KEROSENE!! !
NO EXPLOSION E!

THHE great revolution we alude to is not
il bloody one, on the contrary, this
revolution will save many thousand of lives,
and mtoid loss of property by fire, from ex-
plosion Of Kerosene lamps. Why 1rM you
use Kerosene and ieopardizc life and proper
ty, when the French Illuminating Oil is 80
much cheaper and entirely safe, having been
subjected ~ every test and found non-e1plo-
sive. The lamps in which this oil is used,
and Which We are selling SO rapidly, emits
flame far superior to the best kerosense
lamps. and equal in briliancy to city coal
gas. We can furnish Lamps suitable for
lighting public halls, churches, hotels stores,
offices and private dwellings, securing light
equal to gas-chcapcr than Kerosene and
perfectly safe.
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON COUNTY
By w. II. Humphreys, Esq, Probate '|u''ge'
WHEREAS, ]. C. Whitcfield has made
suit to me to grant him letters OF Aunnl,'is, N
tration lie Jonis non with the will annexed on
the estate and effects of Samuel jenkins
Hammond, ST., deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admonlshi
all kindred and creditors of the said SamueI
Jenkins Hammond, Sr., deceased, to be ana
heId ot Anderson Court House, on Friday,
August 9th, 1875, after publication hereof
at il o'clock in the forenoon, to si.cw cause
if any they have, why the said adnlnlstra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Goth day July
~ ~ ' w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
July %, 1875,
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H.,, Torys,,,p June 81, 1873


Mr.. ". S. Shnrpc-SIR We bought from
YOU q Fifty Saw Brown Cotton Gin, on
which we ginned $50 bales of cotton. we
think it is the hest Gin made. The Gin
runs light, picks fast and clean, and makes
fine sample w. y. MEME
y. K. Newell.
Iuly % 1875
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QUICK SALES
SMALL PROFITS.
JULY, 1875.

WE have received from New York
w and Charleston d full line Of beau
tirul
Prints; Muslins, Perceles.
PIque, lawns. White M'lslIiis,
Rleaclied and Brown JomcSpuns
Long Cloths, to 10, wide; -,
Cottonade, Tweeds; Cashlnarets,
Brown Linens;
In fact, u coiiiplete liile Of Dry Goods,
and for sale low ty
TOWERS e. BROYLEs:
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME copartncrsllip heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned, Under the name
anl sttie Of Hoyt Il Co., is this day dissoly-
etl l,v mutual consent Either party is au-
tlorized to Sign the firm name in llquda-
ton Persons indebted to the late firm for
advertising, subscription or otherwise are
earnestly requested to make immediate pay.
ment. as the business must be settled with
out delay.
JAMES 4. HOIT,
]. FLEETWOOD CL1NkSCALES.
July Is, 1915.
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rg,HE undersigned hereby informs The
il public that, having unite THE ADDER
So CoSsERvAToR with that 0, If ANnER:
soN INrELL1GEScER, the two papers will
hereafter be published in one. All contracts
of the CoysEnvAToR will be carried out by
the 1NTELhleENcER. Persons indebted to
the undersigned for advertising, subscrip-
tor or otherwise are earnestly requested to
make immediate settlement, as the business
of the CoNsERvAToR Office must be settled
without delay,
L. B. MURRAY.
July Is, 1875.
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Groceries and Provisions.

OIOCCl 1GS 6UU x 10F 3SkUAS'
WE have
Rio and Java Cofet; Sugar.
New Orleans, MuscUvadd aid
Porto Rico Molasses,
Extra No Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Family Flour,
Fresh Rice,
Fresh Soda Crackers, and a good
Assortment Of Fancy Groceries.
ALSO,
a goodRstock Of Heinlock and Oak Tan
Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins
and Harness Leather, and MANY other ar
ticles too numerous to mention in all ad-
vertiscment.
We solicit an inspection Of our Goods
by all who wish to buy. We charge
nothing for showing our stock, and our
motto is "Quick sales and Small Profits"
for cash or to prompt paying customers
on time.
We do 1ibt wish to sell 70 those who
canpot pay at the end ofthe year. as
there is no profit in selling goods and
wait two and three years for the money.
TOWERS K BROYbEs;
No. 4 Granite Row, AndcrS0ti:
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NOT1CE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ The undersigned, Hcrchy gives notice
that he will npply to w. W. HUM phrcyS
Judge of Probate, on the 18th OF August
next for Final Settlement OF tho Estate ol
Hczckal Riley, deceased, and Final Dis
charge from the same.
j. =. REED, Executor.
July ID, 1875,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I'm AND NEAR; TIIE
TOWN OF ANDERSON S. c.,
FOR SAI1E-

HAVING changed residence the City of M Re% % To
change nvmentI offer for & and Will sell on sGap L
Town OF Anderson IN the oou
Carolina, to 49, 4,o ,-o+huo.
Corner Of Public Square, known
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
July l 1915,

rNllE repairs on Durllam's Bridge. over
1 Saluda River, will be let to the lowest
bidder on Wednesday, the lith of August,
at i o'clock, \. NJ Plans and Spcclllc"-
tions will be made known on that day, the
successful i,itler will bc required to give
bond and good security for the faithful! per-
formancc of the work. The Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
JOSHUA JANlSON.
Com Anderson County.
Is. T. MOSEIT.
Com. Grecnyille County.
july l. 1915 Zo-tI
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BY JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Auction'
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.

THE CONTRACT for building 4 new bridge
across Rocky River, one and one half
miles East of the Court House, will be let to
the lowest responsible bidder on the spot,
on Thursday, the 10Th of July inst. The
contractor will be required to give bond and
approved surety for the faithful performance
of contract according to specifications. Spe-
cfications may be seen by calling on either
of the Commissioners, and will he exhibited
on day of letting contract. The right to re-
icct any or all bids is reserved.
O. II. ?. FAINT, Commissioner.
JULY :, 1875. 81
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A DYEEsTsSESG: Cheap. Gooi:
N Syst,,noi:c.-Al ,,er,,rs VITO contcm-
rlatc MAXIM contracts With newspapers f"r
the insertion ci ;;,lvcrti>eiliGnt>. should scn'
o5 Gents to ,ifn. p Eowcll & Co.. Il
Park Row ,sNcw York, for their PAMr!'-
LET BOOK (ainG'v-wrrath editionD, contain'
ing lists of OVER 20,0 newspapers and c$'''
mat, showing the cost. Advertisements
Akcl, for leading papers in many States a' q
tremendous reduction from publishers ta:r,.
G. ET THE 81, =.
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Hardware.

OUR stock Of Shelf Hardware, Nails,
Hoes, Scythe Blades and Cradles, Iron,
Castings, Shovels, Spades, &C., is COM
rlete. Cast Steel Sweeps and other
Plows. Wooden Ware, Crockery, China
~' TOWERS &c BROML1:5:
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MY FAMILY RESIDENCE,

Consisting large elegant with all the M
abundant
Vegetable and Fruit Garden with front gious wen
flowers The
and fixtures are all repair altogether one OF the hanmes'
ana % e an ] Plat OF THREE ACRES OF GROUND used Clover
and Truck Farm, N high of cultivation 90 - H.
ACRE WOODED LOT in the suburbs OF tne Io" na
divided dintosev alconyen building SITES
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

rTIIE County Commissioners Of Green
willie and Anderson counticS, will let
the building of Coolcy'S Bridge, on Saluda
River, To- the loves, bidder at that place on
saturday, the ;ilst of July, at 10 o'clock a.
NJ. The plans and Specifications will be c1-
hhitcd on that day. The successful hltde:
will be required FL give bond and good Sc
c,lritv for the faithful performance of tho
work. The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
'S'N' '' O. II. p. FAINT.
t'hm'n. j. c. G.. Anderson Co.
j. BANNlSTFR,
Chm'n. f. e. G. Grccnvillc Co.
July 1S'5, ~ .
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-07-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY JAMES II. MCCONNELL, Auctioneor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed
ID 1 will expose to sale on the FltSl
MONDAY in AUGUST next, at Anderson
G. H., all the defendants interest in
ONE BUGGY,
Levied on as the property of Henry Dean,
at the suit of William Jones.
Terms Cash. 1,,>
Sheriff.
July II, 1875.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-07-22
ALSO, A FARM,

containing Three hundred ana
Acres proportion of No. woodland twenty-five to tn 1lr h acres @
and other timber the best Cotton and heat farms IN m
settlements it, and might be conveniently
several small farms. . ,,,, , rca oro,
0nsso % TRAcr OF one MUNDRED FoRTYFE ACRES OF
miles West OF the Town. lhls De WV
small
This property situated the Southern slope the Blue dg IN III
United States growing Town. of commercial % I'm
thousand bales of Cotton are sold here annually t
County
Anderson and desirable OF AM
in the State