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THE NUMBER OF LIVES LOST by the wrac,x
OF the steamship CadiZ. from Lisbon for Ion
don, is increased TO sixty Instead of sixteen
a. at hrst reported. The disaster was very
much ike that OF the Schiller. The vessel
was driven hard on 10 rock, and the ineyii-
able result OF recklessness foilowaS
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The st. LOuis Seizures.
The shooting Of Col. ANTHONY.

LEAvESWoRTH, KAN; May 12-Col. ID.
h. Anthony continues i'm a critical condition
He was removed from the opera house al
about half-past O'Clock to his residence. He
has been conscious all day and conversed
freely with friends. Embry, who shot him.
is now in Jail awaiting the result OF Colonel
Anthonys wounds.
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PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-James Dagger,
who murdered Ferdinand Romelman i'm This
city ON Saturday night last, was capturesi
last night near Vineland, N. j., and brouebt
10 this city this morning.
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''"V. IIIuFN has sent a m->-s-r -0 tlp
Ncw York legislature. ice discusses tax.
ALTI ami |'- abuses, -. ggH-f~ judicial aud
legislative I.neGie~. approves ilr yr.aciuIe
oi local >eff- -p- "rgfmcHf- reviews fle m gf.i-
giUai history 81 New York city. the various
an. nfu1fH1~ changes oi charter made from
IlHie lO lime aha for purposes OF general se-
!'Im lu municipal atmlGs>tTaf| through
our the state. :..d recommends fne appoint
lnei' - commission 10 rapeT, % ;Ue next
Legislature such laws 8r amendments - fif,
CnnStltLt.nI - may - E.uuIrel
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No WILLOW FEyFR Al KEY WEsT-AS-
Sl>tanl Surgeon Il j. Perry. 81 Key West
j Ia. reports 10 TIE surgeon general Of the.
United States navy. under date of Nav 20.
aS follows. "No death from or case 81 yellow
fever IN Key West since my last tcieEIdm OF
April lo. al rerorts 10 tie contrary nOtwith-
standing
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MEssRs. MOODY AND SANKEY held their
last meeting yesterday I'm Agricultural hotel
Lonoon. III was the largest meeting yst
held, and special trains were run for The &c
commodation of the public.
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LABOR NoTFS.-IIe Universal Peace
Union La'ls- IFS annual IA .etug .E New
uIn- ia- t'trrm.Hci S...rl a COMMIT .rr rB
-.Ia,-. y'au. B.tE,a.u coal mines aul t.alr
Employer The up'rJEgt.s- o. I4a cas-.
aIu .I~J.Ie. o.. ETDuNiN-. known - Williams
bUT-- have decided not fp rom ts, bod ZAP
tieTS 81 Brooklyn T.pr,. Do their present
g.Eh'-nOur >trI.So. The ptH~tt. e. a
M 20 til" HUioD % BDSIol- Mas. are on q
strike Tor an Increase o. b. cents a. t'iE OYER
their present wages Di - some ln4 men
Ia.g,Lif work.
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- The ST Louis Globe and Democrat are 90
oe consolidated, the proprieiors OF tine former
having purchased the latter.
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IUE NTNEIsNE EDITOR SUooTIN, CASE.
Ia" condition 81 tauufh. vino was SID. toy
r. r. Lands a. Nineia-a. has 30 far i'm
proved that NE - Row able jD >I- Up. ana 10 -
pIOb'ble traf Lands Will soon ho admitted
10 bail Under instruction from thy Isdec 90
ne Cumberland County Court tue grand igrV
VII Ept investigate fHe ease At IFS present
session because 10 j YET uncertain whether
tie victim viii die from las wound o. not
y y Ntrr. IFE.
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THE HFSEI NfR.
&ei r.n& In HliNn-n

NILwAUKFE. April l.-Tne WORK or ,.-!z-
lns liquor establishments has progressed
quietly bat vigorously to-day unicr 'ur
charge q Captain Brooks and ms force. The
follow ing diS;ilicrieS Were seized yesterday
aEd to-day and turned over 10 the custody OF
the United STATES mIr>hai. The kinnir-
kinnicK diStillery. Charles GIcHiher prOplie-
Tor. The McDomCe di~tlilPry. Robert krit-
vert proprietor. Louis EUdSkOpCS and
Thomas % Nciil'S dIStilierieS. The following
iltiOI3i seizures were made: The pee. ~
" icmer and The NJ ByaUlsee re -di~till.Ty anu
rectI'ylHg company. ana the diStiI i1T'Ts of 4
Le@aniEal and Charles Gran. Appraiser
were sent To me i've tl~ltllerlpS seized yes
e. riay 10 report The value OF each 10 C. q
United States District Attorney. This after.
neon Thomas ONeiI applied II tine Unite Z
circuit court. Judge DrummoIi presiding.
ard asked that an Appraisal! Of his dl>fiiiary
tie made ana tt9t he be AoTIu.t.ei u give
bonus ard resume operations. Taa petition
was granted. IL the course OF his remarks
Judge DrummOnd Characterized the law
under which the seizures were made as
severe one which ought to be carefully exc
called. Further applications will be ma L.
tomorrow. The revenue Officers express
some displeaSure al the success OF these
undertakings. Five Storekeepers have been
suspended to-day and IL i expected that
other revenue officers Of the district Will
suffer the same fate tomorrow. Collector
EIskire, however, Will nor be among The
number. as his conduct i said 10 he SatiStic-
factory in all respects. Detective Mcdonald
WHO drew revolver, yesterday, on a dis
tliler who was seeking 10 gain access 10 his
safe, after his establishment had been seized
was taken before the police court this "A. m
and immediate discharged. The raid il the
prevailing topic of conversation but there *
no excitement.
The St. Louis Seizures.
st. LOUIS, Mo, May ll.-Gen. John Ne
Donald, supervisor of internal revenue FOR
this district, received letter to-day from
Supervisor Hawley officially notifying him
OF his action yesterday and enclosing a COPY
of his authority from Secretary Bristow.
General Mcdonald replied by offering any
assistance to Gen. Hawley that he might re-
quire. In an interview with a reporter, Gen
Mcdonald said he had been forty five wears
making reputation, aud did not ntend to
let any one trifie with III. He intimateI that
he would make il a personal matter with any
one VINO dared TO impeach his honesty He
had no fear but he could clear up any charge
that might be brought against him. The
seizure has created Considerable excitement
among all classes of business men.
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REOPE.l2.SE.
SECOND INsTALMENT
OF
spring and Summ er Clothing.
LATER STYLES.
pFTTf~Ts MANI


AND LOWER PRICES.
PRICES or SUITS.
AZ Waoi Che'I,i suI-- -
I'll waal ca--raera suits, So -''''''.'. s.'''''
Al. NIs.l S-s.-l -5-- Stn
Ru--eI- Cashmere Suit-, @ia ~
,....., North H15.ic saits. s11
..,.,..,..-. Pennington Suits, SIG
ssk Ni,-d SUIT. SIS Due i'''i''' SUITS : u
a-s.Ie-ss Flannel suits. SD D'a'S' s''''' : !
|.t-..l Ea-kat Suit. SIS ~
IEp.r,,l Cashmere Suits $40
PEICT'S or DRESS Coats.
Black Cloth kroc. Coat-. double breasted, $40
SI2- SD. 81 and $40
Diagonal, Basket and Wor..rd. dl5t,. breasted
square Fso,k Coats with Yes, 20 match, a, 5I2
. 80. SIS AMI sac.
PRICES or PANTS.
T.ae al Wool Light Cashmere Pant,. from
s.
ba--ass- Pants. fIon 81 SOTO 81
YOUTHS SUITS-o1
50 $40 STA
:" 81 ga sH sla
BOTS SJITS-ot
50 50 :, $40 .lr
"A. b 7 r a u 3.
lOl1..-..--PENNSYLVAEI AyESUE-...lOll
aPs-tr BETWEEN lOTH AND IITK STREETS.
| AVN GRASS SEED.
LAU-N MOWERS.
LAUN SPRINKLERS
GRASS SICKLES.
And all kinds OF
GARDEN TOOLS.
JNO. A. BAKER,
ACR3CULIURAL WAREHoC.E.
MaNI-e"5t 926 Louisiana avenue.
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DEATH Or ANOIHFE tyNEEE-~T AN.-A
telegram nom Portland. oregon. tp IfIn san
Francisco CuToIicl" announces the death o.
Hon. Geo. y. IaI'oN. al Pendi-tDa. oregon.
on the morning al Nav l~t. Of rheumatism
Of the heart. He was well on the dIy pre-
yIDuS. and al ended court All lay. NJ. LtDogy
was elected "IreSautafiy Sc To ION -re~> az the
general election Iu 1-.4 Their were THREE
candidates. and Mr.. LaJDOw Wa nominated
bN lie democrats.
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SUTrEF~-INs HrNBUG-.-iuc govern
meat strikes ouf DO tine right direction when
ID begins 10 SgE"!,l uUmJU--eTy. TIE Sfoc :
OF q cigar rltGUf3.f airing HlU WAS .D-iei 81
In New York ou Monday uI account of their
using counterfeit cuSiom-IDu~e stamps 10
GeiTaut. Dot tHr revenue .Et fls consumer
They hal initiated ID. custom nous stamp
rpT the purpose a. lrIucis- the belief tI,.f
their. CHARS Iy.lt..s frtga.ssssE
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HORST NUTE- -BHIl Up|-. .,-nI--I ~, ~
lri 'ieii.-Hl o.. l-' iowa o. -aI. seal
KIN. was sold few. .j.iN ago 30 "a. D.f-!urs
man Tor = .f.". -. ". Liv.ag-'1r. og san
ra1ci seq. has HoEghf the bly -sIl.uE sam
Bruno. paying ~l0ru .r-- Entries f,r tb..
second annual champion stallion race n
Boston CLOSE oH Monday nsA'. The purse Is
900. IN four larfS
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81 MINER RESORTS.

&AAA Il MNER BpAEDEES -'i-utleIu-u a
FsF1 iitt IT families. s,HJl- p,rsrI- De ag-
&-zsa1 muiy'at"t wish BOARD AMI lar. airy
daring the no; iIII-r. a r,as ilIIr fs-.-
At ln- hI-.nai"ust Hotel, Rockville, Md. may 10 Ct
AIa OK e. LIZ Private 80 ARDING
N!HAS HOT -, pleasantly situated near LJgrcl
A-4l az. r"IFru'-nt q railroad good a. IN
y -, ms Terms : ? Per month Address i.
I'll Ehi LHur-.- NJ ma, Doe
49, GUNNER BOAEH- Pore country air
II = -. IsEtiul rooms aud good table; within an
s1zlk.l hour and "a half oi Baltimore, Cd TIA" vs..
% MAJ iHEI Railroad T-rm-. rom Soto : lupar
week. AiIres- MI TiLGHMAN. We-tmin.tar.
MaIl lfnt mas l1-ep3t
A COTNTbY BOARD The CLIFTON
wy Y not Sc isnow open FOX The summer Tn .se
. IL. h " Ia wish a pleasant home, ia q healthy
$40 g{iiEl location, with the best of railroad f.
rIl.tir-, shCuid apply carly. Address Prophet r.
al Clifton Station. Fairfax Co. Va. NAYS 3m
A. RAWLEY SPRINGS. = This popular
W. Y and delightful summer resort. near Har-
sl..iE- J. rIsrrburg. Va, viii Doe open on June !,
I,.j, under the management of MAJOR c. b Luck
Circulars. with !ull icsCT ptipn, can he obtained a
MAJOR {. Il Luck, # "Sp0tisw pod Hotel" Harli
-unburC. Va, or II Nj. Geo. &. Wcdterburn. Sc
gnd National Bank. 800 7th street; Washington,
Dc. A. u. IRICh.
President Board If
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. dc.

u Z z
I With pleasure aHuoUuce % the public that have
vBa- ~. ana. mems with Pr.f Andrew Cook 80
-1- giving Pit'NlN every MONDAY EVE "A
NlNf' Darn 4 til summer season. ,urum"UC- ) a
ii- NtNbAH Mus 81. l-1J, az my Pleasure IN.
Ga Den. corner Of 4tI and streets Lor hest.
'ps' In GEO. JGENENANN.
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y BLACK HILLS ENPFDiTIo~ To START
Io-bAN.-A special ti~Tatcl rom Kansas
city says Colonel CarpCnfaT'- esp-I non 81
one hUHdr-, men. 'Cit a"mel ant prOyl-
stoned Ton >'N-l4BGtu~' stay iH The Black
Hills. starts This morning Lightly men from
~. IOGiS arrive. We l.C-laN u.-u'. .s.H az.
81 Cheyenne. waiting tor Colonel Carpenter
ami company. Their preparations Tor de-
IarIuTe are creating wide l'rett excitement
They 10 Via ts.t-Nt4Eo.
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lHTEESATIgNAL POSTAGE sTs,rr-The
POSTMASTER General is having prepared a
new design for a five cent stamp 20 be used
rs International postage under the Berue
Ip,i3i treaty. which goes into operation on
Tie 1t al July next. The vignette viii cpl-
SiStofa full-iaced picture OF Gen. Zachary
laI Igr, in military uniform. and the stamp
VIII De a triile larger than those in ordinary
u-c. IHc WORDS ~. =. Of America and
"toroisu Postage VIII encircie tie VIZ
uttJs.
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INVESTIGATING SENATOR SPENCER
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours OF eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one viii be
received except government officials.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE BEECHER TRIAL.

THE EITSKEYRiTDN.
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PROMOTIONS AND ArPoINTNENTs.-
following promotions have been ma ie IN the
money On,cr Office. Post Olicr dep2rtm IN.
II. W. Walhridge, OF Wisconsin. from second
20 third class, ana Alex. SUmmcrvilIa. of
District Of Columbia, from first II second
class. The following appointments have
been made in This department. VIM. J.. HOr-
frH. ID temporary Waterman: HJTafiO y.
Howard. o; Maine. q first class clerk in the
rD. 'acs office, Ens.er y. B-ckler, of Viz
L..i.,.. tenn oTarv clerk in tuo blank agaGcg:
ION 4 MnsS. % NLr-.uIa. a re-.N ar lalocac.
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OUR FIFET u AeTATTC WATERs.-Gear
Admiral penIork, commanding the y ~iatIc
station, under date of Hong Kong. March
list. rel ats to The Secretary of the Navy the
location OI vessels rs follows. Hartford az
Hon q kong. Iaci;awanna sailed from Sok0-
Eam& ior san Francisco March 10th. Kear-
sarge arrived 1t Manila March 18th. will re-
main there ten days and then return 10 Hong
h uC. Gor'cacN at Yokohama: AShucl at
Mayo aki: Nantic at Hong Kong, PaloS a.
IieutSin. >doO when last heart from was at
Paiava March 18th. The health OF officers
and men Oh the station continues 20 be good.
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4. or LJNt AZ.

I5oR LUNon.
FISHING PAETIES. FN.rE>I .vi-TS
TEaEiL .ii rs ard >F1ET-E.Is. ,-f. lga-n..4s,
s-.s >ui-aile ia LUNCH
PRESSED CpENFp EEEF srg,.-4r
POM. Az. -u. -rIE-a san 1Ir. SALMON
"a ..' round cans cooked r-tiv Tor
use ], g. LUG>fER~ ~ r. SLICED
HAA 50 ~. Ter ta. TONGUE DUCK
HILL also sflc,i- ~AEDISE> - 2
ILutTEE PASTE. FROGS. PATE de
fUI> GEAS TEuSNY FISH
ALEEhf Ri ~CTI 1T. 81 GAR WAFERS
thyt Ol ATE NAfEk~- FRUIT BIS
'llI- 'hAChER-, PLAIN 1lI fancy, 81
varieties.
CHOCOLATE PASTE. prepared f,r
instant use also, CONDENSED coz
fEk. BASS AHE. SCOTCH AIES
LoNnON STOUT, PORT WINE EYE
NHlSkE l ,CATAW WINE
HAVANA CIGARS,
fresh importation, great
variety - brand, FeHEsHs
cav. price p for 9 leo
for SlOO
for : 90
5fJr loo.
for SlUO.
q. G. CORNwELL 4 SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
h12 " I4Is Pa sy., OPP. Wizards Hotel
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PERs"NAL.-Mrs. Snaad Gay" Of the
Louisville CG,gio'-Jo"IH0D, and her daugh-
ter. Miss AuStine Suedd, l'MiSs Grmdy,"
left Washington for Kentucky last week on
health-trip for the benC lit OF NJ iSSSnead vino
has had a severe and prOtractcj Illness. She
bore the Journey well. ana her friends hone
she Will derive much benefit from her nat We
air. ..'. Senator Logan has returned from
d lew weeks visit IN the west. with his
health somewhat improved. His wife. who
ma been quite i'll. * better. 900 Senator In
gals. OF Kansas. i IN the city. ...' Speaker
Blaine had an Interview with Secretary
RriS;Ow this al ter lOOu.
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TIE VIRGINIA MARYLAND BOUNDARY
'tH1H-sIoS.-Ihea rbitrdtOrs. umpire ami
COUNSEL Tor the states oi Maryland Gai Viz
Gina. IN tHr cas-" of -" disputed boundary
iiEes between the 'VO STATES who met in mis-
city ON Monday las. intend 80 make a trio
down tine tIc~Hpn& keans up The Potomac IN
p low t.'N,. Tho aeyt meeting Will probably
p' Etlt al White Suiphu. Sprla-~.
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THE RECEIPTS from internal revenue at
the Treasury to-day were Sl9i 20; from cts
y. So
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TIE AMOUNT OF national bank note cur
Teucy received AZ the Treasury to-day FOR re
gCrprfipo acurcrat tel SEQ 10
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SUMNER RESORT

ILL., AMONG THE FOUNTAINS OF PENN.
SlLNANlA.
BELLEEONTE- CENTRE COUNTY
The p op-istnra Of the BUSH HOT Is respectfully
announce mat their fine aud comfortable Hotel Ei'I
b" open Tor Visitors after MHT 18th. Beautiful
scenery, drives aI1 trou' f-hing. For circaIar-
aiuT W n. WILKINSON & go
mays colin prlD-i.t srs
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heard not one word of dissent anywhere
from this view, and met the ablest and
best men of both parties. Their only
anxiety was to know whether we
had wisdom enough here to hold on as
we had begun, and press forward to a
practical union of all good citizens of all
races in a determined effort to put down
bad government and restore honesty and
ability to public stations. If we can do
this, we shall have the sympathy of all
good men, Republicans and Democrats,
all over the Union"
THE TAX BILL.
The Governors attention was called to
the tax bill passed last session and not
yet approved, and the question was asked
if his views had undergone any change
in regard to it. He replied that his
views of that bill had not changed, that
there were features Of it which he could
not conscientiouslv approve under any
circumstances. He said that the failure
of the Bank and Trust Company would
make it necessary to modify the bill, and
that he believed the Legislature would it
self see the benefit of q new bill. He
was anxious to have no difference between
himself and the Legislature, and if that
body,, when they met, would devote
themselves in good faith to the work of
,crfecting tax levy there need be no
no delay in passing such bill as would
satisfy all honest citizens.
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To John NJ. Brooks and Juritta c.
Brooks
TAKE NOTICE, That tho summons
in this case has been filed this day to re-
new an execution, issued upon the aforc-
said judgment, whose active energy has
eXrired, and unless you answer the same
within the time prescribed by law, judg-
ment for such renewal will be taken.
Dated Anderson G. H., S. c., August
10th, A. D., 1875.
MURRAY & MURRAY
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Aug 10, 1875
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mu7 4 WEEK guaranteed to Male and Female
WI Agents, in their locality. Costs NOTlllNti
I'D | to try it. Particulars Free. p. o. NlCkE-
RY Il CO.. Augusta. Ne.
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WILLIAMSON. Juno Is, 1873.

'
Mr. W. S. Shnpc-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 1 am acquainted with. 1t runs very
light; is no trouble to keep in order, To
prove the last assertion, ginncd three hun
dtrcd and twenty bales on mine and never
removed the caps from the inks; i'll fact, l
don't think lost twenty minutes i'll all the
time from anything wrong with the Gin.
1t makes very good staple, and sells i'll our
market at the highest prices.
Yours respectfully,
C. T.. HORTON.
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TsT1 "A O. The choicest in the world-Impor-
j EAS, tcrs' prices-LarscSt Company in
America staple artielc-pleascs sevcrybody-Trade
continually Increasing : Agents wanted every
where-best inlucemcnts-,lon't waste tiIne-scnd
for circular 10 ROBERT WELLS, 43 Ncscy Street,
NY, Z. o. Box 1887.
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Manufacturers Of Cotton Gins, Cotton Gin Feed
crs, Condcnscrs and Cotton Gin Materials of every
description. Our Gins have been in use thirty
years; and have an established reputation for SIM
pcity, light-running, durability, and for quality
and quantity of lint produced. Our Feeder is ca
any hand of ordinary intelligence. They are tho
simplest and cheapest Feeder in the market and
feed with more regularity than is possible by hand,
increasing the ou-turn and giving cleaner and
better sample ~ all Fairs where exhibited ana
by Planters having them in use. they have been
accorded the highest enconiunis Our Condcnscrs
are wcll-made, durable and simple in construction
and do what is required Of them rapidly and we'll
M additional power is required to drive the Feed
er ON Condenser, and no Gin House is complete
without them. We are prepared to warrant TO any
reasonable extent perfect satisfaction TO every
purchaser. Circulars, prices and full information
furnished. Address as above, or applyte
w. S. SHARPE, Anderson, S. c.
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READ! READ! READ!!!
July %, 1915
Testimonial from Home-F0lks.

We the undersigned having witnessed nu-
merous tests applied to the French llluml-
Mating Oil and Lamps for burning the same,
take grcat pleasure in. recommending its
general use, being non-cXplosivc : more eco
nomical and giving clearer, brighter light
than Kerosene For public houses, stores
masonicand other halls, tits especially dcsira-
bic as substitute for coal gas.
l. p Smith, Il L Morchead, John W
Daniels, A Il Broyles, Thos J Leak, L B
Murray o II p Fant, John II Clarke, 5
Blecklcy.
For sale by
SMITH & DANIELS.
Tulv 1873 o5 3nl
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w. S. SHARPE, Agent.
CERTLFIC1T TES.

ANDERsoN, s. c., May II, 1SI4.
MI. IT. S. .Shnrpc-SIE: 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 as fine sample Of cotton as any |
have ever seem 1t runs very lightly, and
its machinery is very simple in its construc-
ton. take pleasure in recommending this
Gin to any one wishingaGpurchase. :
Respectfully,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

A. B. Holland and wife, Malinda Holland,
Plaintiffs, against Baylis Kelley, Booth
Dalton and wife, Nancy Dalton, ct AL,
Dcirn,l;nts.-Summons for Relief.
To the Defendants, Nancy Dalton, Mary
Braswcll, Dudley Grimes, Elizabeth Grimes
Thomas Grimes, Robert Grimes, Rosalie
Grimes, Mary Iclforl, Amanda Wilson,
Harvey Kelley, Jane Burriss and Tencey
Richardson.
VOU are hereby summoned and required
L to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, of which copy is herewith served up
ON you, and to serve copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his office, Anderson Court House, South
CaroIinaswi'lin twenty days after the ser
vice: and If you fail 10 anSwcrtlic complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff il
this aclon will apply In the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated July 2Glh, 1879.
JOHN B. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THE Defendants above named will take
notice that the complaint in this case is filed
for. the division and partition of the Real
Estate of Elisha Kelley, deceased, or for the
sale of said land, in case partition cannot he
had, which is situated in Anderson County,
s. G.. containing about one hundred and
ninrty-cight acres, known us the family
homestead of the deceased, and bounded by
land, of Willis Johnson, John Mattison
ard others.
''''>> JOHN b. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
July %, 1915
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HALL TOWNSHIP. juno u, is

HALL TOWNSHIP. June 81, 1873.
.Nr. ". $. SEmpc-SIR We bought from
you Fifty Saw Brown Cotton Gin, on
which we ginncd 15O bales of cotton. we
think it is the hest Gin made. The Gin
runs light picks fast and clean, and makes
q fine sample. W. Is. NEM ELL,
n. I. Newell.
I'll, 90 1o-S
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New Advertisements.
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