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III EAST 18TH ST., CORNER BID AVA YOUNG
Ill chambermaid aud waitress in a private
family objection 70 boarding house; city reference
from last place.
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100 EAST BOTH STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM
LOO bermad and waitress willing TO take Of chill
dren.
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CSQ WEST 4tST ST, THIRD FLOOR BACK.--A RE
zoo spectacle sirl chambermaid and waitress six
years city reference.
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OQ1 EAST 2lST ST, BETWEEN 1ST AND I'd
OOf avs.-A respectable young girl chambermaid
an waitress objection private boarding house best
city reference
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ono EAST 5OTH ST. BAsEMENT.-A SWEDISH
ZUO girl chambcrmad and waitress or as waitres.
aone Is months highest city reference speaks good Eng
lish
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10S WEST 18th ST., CORNER 9Th AVA YOUNG
leDO woman a good cook objection to help in wash
ing: best CITY relerenee from last emnloyer
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O0O EAST 43D ST., NEAR I'D Ay. IN THE GRO
QUO Gerry store "A respectable young rirl chamber
maid and waitress do sewng years city reference
from her last place.
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MASONIC RLEcT1os.

At the annual assembly of lynne Coun-
Gil, No. 4, Royal and Select Maers, held-on
Monday evening last, the follTing officers
were elected and installed to sve the ensu-
ing year, viz: w. w. HUMP hreys. Thrice
Illustrious Master; W. II. D. dillard, Right
Ill. Deputy Master; s. H. L,gston, Prin.
cipal Conductor of the Wois; F. c. v.
Borseel, Treasurer; Thomas Benson. Re-
corder; ]. Baylis Lewis, C.tain of the
Guards; G. F. Tolly, Condctor of the
Council; w. J. Ligon, StewaI; E. F. MUIR
rah, Sentinel.
The installation of officers irIiram Lodge,
No. 6S, A. r. NJ, took pla. on Tuesday
evening". The following 9 the officers
chosen to serve the ensuin year: s. H.
Langston, W. ~. Bayli;Lewis, S. W;
]. n. Vandiver, J. W.; FC. ". Borstel,
Treasurer w. G. Browne, &retary; John
E. Breazeale, s. D.; G. F. Toy, J. D.; J. 2.
Reed, jr., and J. L. FAINT, ewards; f. +.
Murrah, Tiler.
On Saturday, the 11th ms the following
were elected officers Of Pendton Lodge, No.
"a, A. F. NJ, for the ensug year: ]. c.
Cherry, W. NJ; ]. A. H Ensdon, s: w;
C.. NJ. McPhail, J. W.; J. HSitton, Treas:
w. III. D. Gaillard, Sec; J. n. sitton, s.
D.; w. D. billiard, J. d. D. Rochester,
J. w. Simpson, Stewards; B. Whitten, L.
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EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

In accordance with the custom which has
been observed for several years past, both in
Europe and America, the Evangelical AL
lance has suggested programme for the
first week in January, 1876, in which Chris
tians of every Evangelical. denomination art
requested to unite. The Week of Prayer
will be kept in Anderson as usual, and the
ministers of the several churches have agreed
to accept the suggestion of the Evangelical
Alliance as the basis for the weeks service
The services will alternate between the
chuaches beginning on the 3rd of January
at the Baptist Church. The topics suggested
for each day as follows:
Sunday January 2.7-Sermon The Love
of God perfected in him who "keepeth His
word" John 2:5.
Monday, January 3-Thanksgiving and
Confession: A retrospect of the year.
Tuesday, January 4.-Prayer for the
Church of Christ For the members recent
ly added to the church for the the union Of
true believers in fraternal fellowship and ac-
tive cooperation for the removal Of error,
the increase of godlineas, and clearer testi-
mony among believers to the doctrines and
power of the Gospel of the grace Of God.
Wednesday, January 5.-Prayer for FAM
lilies: For goddess parents; for prodigal sons /;
for children at school; for those entering
upon professional and commercial life; for
widows and orphans for sons and daugh-
ters in foreign lands; and for all who are
mentally or otherwise afflicted.
= Thursday January 6.-Prayer: For rl-
'lers, magistrates and statesmen for soldiers
and sailors; for national institutions; for
philanthropic and charitable societies; for
prisoners and captives and for the perse-
cuted and oppressed.
Friday, January Prayer: For Foreign
Missions-Matthew xviii: 10.
Saturday, January 8--Prayer for all Ma
tions: For the maintenance Of, peace; for
the cessation of tumults, wars, and civil
strife; for the removal Of intempers!ncee,
immortality, and infidelity from, the land !;
and that the fruits of the earth may be
brought forth plentiful in their season., .
/ Sunday, january 9.a.sermon =. The sulti-
mate Triumph Psalm Xxi: II.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
A MERRY cHR1sTnAs,.

2
Old Santa Claus will again greet his nu-
merous admirers! 1t seems so short time
since the mythical friend Of innocence and
goodness went his rounds, and giaddened1
the hearts of the little ones with the dainties
and niek-nacks of the season. To them it
appears an age, no 6oubt, bnt'to the rest OF
mankind, who have passed beyond the stage
of childhood's enjoyment, the whirligig of
time reyolves more rapidly as descending
wears bring the anxieties andresponsibilities
of fmaturer life. The dullness and dreariness
ofthe times will bring to mind the necessity
for eschexing costly remembrance CT the
season, but neither adversity nor hardships
of an unusual degree should make rs forget
the pleasures and Qualifications Of the Christ
mas tide, viewed from ehildhoods eyrie
height, where naught Of life's ills and trou-
bles can eyerireach, but where the sunshine
of hope enkindles the heart and brings JOY
GUS anticipations with the advent of Santa
Claus, whose genial, sparkling face ought to
be mirrored in the countenances Of his cho-
sen almomers. We are a firm believer in the
ancient custom and Legendary story. which
connects the season, so long honored in our
Southern cline, with bounteous gifts to chill
drenl 1t blessess the giyer, and enlarges his
sympathy for the prattling youngsters, VINO
are to lifs's burdens the most soothingpana-
cea, if NE would only understand their ways
and enter more largely into theirplans. The
old-time hospitality, moreover, is too often
neglected and forgotten, and Christmas is
made to wear different appearance from
the long ago when neighbors were won't to
greet their neighbors with friendly smile and
genuine welcome. In many cases, poverty
and depression will explain the cause, but
we are losing many features OF our Southern
civilization, and triaing as it; may appear,
we are giving up to our. discredit most i'm
portant feature when Christmas, with itaso-
scial benefits and joyous relaxation, is allow
ed to be crushed with the fearful tide of
changing ideas, which has submerged our
population since the war. We cannot pur-
sue the subject further just now, yet could
not refrain from pointing q moral as the
merry season again approaches. With sim
Fcerest wishes that our numerous readers
may enjoy the fullest realization Of their
hopes, and aid in blessings bestowed upon
, worthy recipients, we give them Christmas
greeting 80. 80
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EXECUTORS SALE.

.t'i"'r." riS .f'';,
BY virtue of an order from w. w. Hum
1 phreys, ESQ, Judge of Probate for Anderson
County, S. c., to me directed, will sell on
.. FRIDAY, sist DECEMBER, 1875,
| At tile Late home of BARTHOLOMEW
| WHITE, deceased, the Personal and Real
Estate of said deceased; to wit: 'ff"'i '"
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming and Smiths Tools, 81
Wagon and Harness, ~ ~ ~
| Buggy and Harness; ~ ..;tE
Fat and Stock Hogs, ,a
Milk and Stock Cattle, %:
One Mule, ..'........ $3.50.
Ten Greenville & Columbia Railroad
Bonds, guaranteed BY State OTIS. $500
Three 6. & G. R. R, Bonds Mort
gageA$$500 each.;i ..H;, IL, t. b., 80.
Three sd CIR. R. Bonds-State guar
antee-$1O0 each. y: -, :. a,. ....,.l
ons,G. nee d G. R. R. Bond-state guaran-
HF W. ,.e, >!.d. 81 ,. .i,,.i.. n -
Il: TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
Homestead, No. /, containing 1885 acres,
bounded by landsof 1. W. Gentry and Tract
Tract No. 2, containing 10l acres, boun-
ded by lands of j. W. Kay, Tract No. !, and
Estate of James Jolly, deceased.
! TERMS OF SALE-The Personal for Cash.
The Real one third Cash tie remaining
two-tbirds on a credit Of one and two years,
in two equal annual instalments, secured by
of the premises: Purchaser to pay extractor
4 ..,SI
o. JOHN B. WATSON, Executor. i,c:
Dec g. 1875 81 a
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PATRONS OF HusaNDRY.

At the regular meetiniof Deep Creek
Grange, No. 251, P. ofH., + following Off
GERS were elected to serve Il ensuing year
w. T. McGill, Master Jol L. jolly, Over
seer; A. B. Bowden, Lecter; Abram Bolt,
Steward; M. D. Mays, Aistant Steward
J. NJ. Harbin, Chaplain; N. Brown, Sec
retary; o. Bolt, Treasun; j. L. DAVIS
Gate Keeper; Mrs. Jane ] Reeves, Ceres
Mrs. f. C. McGill, Poma; Mrs. M. A
McGill, Flora Mrs. EmilIE. Jolly, Lady
Assistant Steward.
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SHERfFF'S SALE
BY JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Auctiohee

BY JAMES H. MCCONNELL, Auctiohes,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i''..3.:'
Ia ",. . ANDERSON COUNTY:
a. II, the Court of Probate. go
iZacharias T. Taylor, Plaintiff, against Rosa
u A.. Ba:ot, Joseph D. Taylor and others,
heirs st law of D. 8. Taylor, deceased,
Defendants Complaint for Partition Of
Real Eaotc. =, ,...,,
= BY virtue Of an order from w. W.
Humphreys Esq. Probate Judge for Ander-
son County, 8. c., to me; directed, in the
above suited case, will. expose to sale on
the first MONDAY in JANUARY next,
at Anderson Court House, the lands de-
scribed in the proceedings Of this case, to
wit: 81. i'''"' - g g. .'s-.' ~ . -,
'.'.''''. ...'. TRACT NO: 3 ~ t1','a ,'..
Containing 131 acres, moreI'or less, and
known as the Saw Mill TRACT; s,sfa ~
1'i.1 ?.'' TRACT NOS, III, -.
- +';'-:. T.f' : ;:..fc.Hi fe.: :. ~ Y
Containing 4sacres, more orless, and known
as the Grist Mill Tract: -..at- , sai
n'''1 -; TRACT NO. e. ''n ~;
Containing 5s acres, more or less.
''''.--''-~------'-TRACr r-No:'71~--------"
Containing 2t2a acres, more or less.
-'s TRACT Ac No No. 5,
Containing 90 acres, dmo5e or less,,
II I TkAcr 10. i III (
Containing 72a acres, more or less.
TRACT No. 10,
: :. y, Containing Ss acres, more Of les,,
HGA,f TaACR No.M;a " UL
Containing 634 acres, more or less.
-, TRACT NO.'12,
Containing g la44 acres, ere more or less
IL pV1 'lTRAcT NO. 1s, '--Li Z 1
Containing 1a4l actes,' more on less.
ONE HOUSE and LOT,
Situate in the Village of Pendleton, on the,
Northwestern corner Of the Public SGuare,
containing two acres, more or less. Also,
oNE HOUSE and and Lor. i,ttt +
staasfe Situate IN the fsvilfdsssR of pendleton, being
part of the Louther Hall land, containing. q
Sold as the Real Estate,efr the 1ate David,
S. Taylor, deceased.
TERMS OF SAFE 6ne-third cash-ths,.
remaining two-thirds on credit of one and
two years to be paid in tive equal annual
inStalments, with interest from the day Of
nun, to be paid aniiuaiIy. Purchaser to
pay.f1i cash more than onecthird on. the day
Of sale. il desirable. I Titles to be e1ecu-
ted, but nbt delivered. until the who'll,
purchase money is paid: Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers, ''i
nv. ~ WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
DeGS RM ! 5 1AAd 4 |,
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SHERIFFuS SALE.

IL - a..
= :"'f THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
% - ..'''' 81 ANDERSON COUNTY
Court Of Common Pleas. "a q,
George P. Thomas & Co., Plaintiffs, against
W. A. Crenshaw, Observation-Disclosures
DY virtue of an order from Hon. J. P,
Id Reed; Judge of thei Sth Judicial Cir.
cult pro tom, to me directed, in the above
stated case, will expose to sale on the 24th
day of December next, at Anderson c. H.,
about tss. ''''..'ri' ~
= so gallons of rye whiskey, about I, sallepa
of apple brandy, about gallons wine about
gallons of port wine, about 8 gallons rum,
about gallons Of gin, about gallons oi
cognac brandy;'1 baael oficotton,; 492 lbs II
No. Z stove and fixtures, A, boxes glass bot
ties and lamp chimneys, / half bushel nsa-
sure, 1>wash pan, 8 empty barrels, lamps,
l oil can, gallon, quart, 4pint and 3'gal.
Ion measure, kegs paint, package crack
srs, IL forsips II lot c6fks,, pound smoking
tobacco, 2 water buckets, sett Of books and
accounts !, -, .,,',,,t
:; Levied on as the property Of ". a.. Crsp-
shaw, Mt the suit Of George P. Thomasi 4
r Terms of salo-cash. .s -''i' ',n5!zs ,.35...
- VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff: !,
Deco, 1879. =, 81 i:-sf 1e Il |
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"The Boys in lGrey.N

:" We were wont to admire the boys, who
wore the grey, though it was not for the grey
alone, but for, the noble, chiyalreus hearts
that beat under it. They commanded. the
admiration of the true and the brave in every
land But how few admire fine head en-
veloped in grey hair and whiskers-yery few.
We all love admiration and nothing.in our
appearance is more calculated to secure it
than pretty hair. If old age, sickness or
sorrow has robbed you Of it, you can regain
it by the use of Dr.. TUrT'a HAIR DYE. Its
popularity is so great that it can be- found
on the shelves of every druggist in the land.
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Remember This.

Now is the time Of the year for Paeumo-
results n ha9g of pess oGg o0 sum @
and other Throat and Lung Disease. Bos-
cHKEs GERMaN SYRUP has been used in this
neighb6rheod for the past two or three years
without single failure to cure. If you
have not used this medicine yourself go to
your Druggist, White & Williams, and ask
him of its wonderful success among his GUS
toners. Two doses will relieve the worst
case. If you have no faith in any medicine,
just buy Sample Bottle of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Regular
size Bottle IS cents. Don't neglect a cough
to save IS cents. - = :. ., a.
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sh!er,if's Sale. !.
BY JAMES 4, MCCONNELL, Aucioneer.

BY JAMES E MCCONNELL, Aucdoneer.
=; '-.7'''' STATE or SOUTH CARoI1kA,
"".:"i =; ."Tt; {" " ANDERSON COUNTY.
|..,., ...- Ii tle Court Of Common Hsa,.
H. r.. .Nandiver, Assignee, Plaintiff. VS.. ].
+, D, Welch and Robert Dunlap. Judgment
of Foreclosure and Sale. re...?'l
lpY virtue iof ian order from the Hon.
ID, j. p. Reed, Judge of, the 9Th. judicial
Circuit, PRO. tenn, to- me. directed ia the
aboye stated cases, I will expose to sale on
the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY
next, at Anderson c. f. 7s'"iti':1'
~ ~" .i,3,a ~, oSE! TRACT ,oF7' LAND, s.,i
Containing SO acres, more or less. situate in
Anderson County, on waters of Generostee
creek, and bounding lands of Andrew Reed
II Terms iei of saleMcash" ph Purchaser ser to pay
extra for all necessary papers: -
'".':N' ift'" WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff:
Dec'S, 1875 ~ = 2l'' 3s'f .s'it.4.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prepare for Winter,

Don't let the cold winds of winter find
your windows without sashes, or good whole
doors, but have them fitted at once from the
manufactory of Mr.. P. p. T0ALE, whose
advertisement is in. another column.
He is also sole agent for the National
Mixed Paint Co." who warrant their paint
not to crack, peel or fade. Any one can ap-
ply it. ''i.
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j. N. ROBSON. ;;
., ~ !; r6saE'A'ss,TiBllAl;Y1s, "a s,T illA 4; e.. = ..
COMMISSION tiMERCHANT;9
a1 .1riro -'cbet isp r'"Ha i.i'e. !.
.,n ..V -: ~ t1,.llJ J.SrII,r-i. 80 ~
~. DEALER In FERTILIZER6.1

az
CHAN "CHAaIEs1os, 70 S. C., November 1875.
HAVING been engaged for twenty years
T In the fGGano Trade with eminent success, /
deemed it advisable to introduce Fertilizers
under my own nameand guarantee! have
made arrangements tohsyeprepasd Guano
RGBsON's, COTTON AND CORN FER
TILIZER. This Guaao is Of the highest
Estandard. It contains, among other valuable
ingredients three per cent. of Amnionia, one
anG' half per cent. Of, Potash, and fourteen
per cent. of Available Phosphate. l also
have prepared for, me a.; COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE of the Highest stan
dard. These Fertilizers are compounded of
the purest materials, and are manipulated
and tested under the supervision Ir. st. j.
Rayenel, of this city whose name gives q
warrant for their high character, and adapta-
tior for our SOIL. i offer these Fertilizers to
Planters on the following favorable terms:
Robson's Cotton aud Com Fertilizer,
? iiHf Cash fss44 per ton; on time $50.
Robson,s Compound Acid Phosphate,
Cash, $2spertcni on time, SSS.
i planters; ordering Immediately will be al
lowed to the first Of April TO decide which
they prefer, cash or time An order for q
car load OF eight:ttHhs will be sent flee OF
drayage but for a less amount 81 per ton,
will be charged. Or orders for large. lots
from Graugers .or dealers, Q, liberal discount
will be allowed. hil sg,is s,t.su.i 5; i..1s.l
nj take this OCCASION toiretun my thanks
TO. those wing hsye so largely patronized
Fertilizers hitherto offered BY me, and
fciHng their favorable attention to a. %
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATIoN.-Nc-
IN tice is hereby given that application,
will be made to John W. Daniels, Esq,
Clerk of the Court for Anderson County;
within thirty days from date, for Charter
incorporating Sandy Springs Grange, No.
242, Patrons of Husbandry.
W. G. SMITH, Secretary.
Dec 9. 1875 i21 81: 5 o.
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. ::3'S,Hl:I:El&IFFTs| SALE, "a: :.

BT; T;J."H:iMcooNNElrlr 't |s.yl u 4aYGtionisssr. Gi iss
BY virtue itti ii an Execution to me directed
1 will expose trp sale on the First Monday i1i
January next ut, Anderson Court House,
the, lands, described in the proceeding slot
this case, to wit: :,
VI. ONE TRACT OF LAND, .S ~
Containing IS ,cros, more Re or less, on uassrs
of ,Br,ishy Creek, adjoining lands Of Roherst
Rogers, Mrs. .Ceily and Others, and knoTnIas
the Chambers place .rs,it or: s.ytir
ir. - ONE TRACT OF LAND =
Containing, 32i acres, more or less, lying Of,
waters of Brushy Creek. adjoining lands oil
John Rosamoiid, Lawrence Lenhardt,, the
Chambers's place and others, and lsnoypa'
the Dillworth place. - .. v-.it y.-a :;
ALSO, ONE TRACT of LAND, :"i'
Containing IS acres, more or less, lying on
waters of BrusllN creek, adjoining lands oi
Russell Briggs, Nancy Harris and John
Reeks, and known as the Gibson place:f
Levied,-on as the property of John g.
Reels, at the suit Of Eihu> Wigingten.
TERMS Of sale-Caslfa Purchaser to pay
extra for paper. t. g.
Dec 3. 1875 2I
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@l.is:HER1FFs SALE.

N - H. --Lt !7'fi - 70 '1F'''
BY JAMES H? MCCONNELL, i:Auctiofieer.
Tsi''G.i.' .'.:4 iE.,d i.-i,:-:i 9r! 81 stfi ~!
,raB Y YYirt1ie,of an execution tome directed,
L will 'expose to sale.oa the First Mondayin
January next, at Anderson c. H,r the fol
TRACT OF LAND, ''i2'a..
Containing 315 acres. more OF. less; situate in
Anderson County, bounding. lands of DR..
James A Todd, Tapley Anderson, Mrs. Bar
retst and others, levied, on as the propeitty of
Ala; Bowie and J, !,A:. Bowie, atehs suit ,of
Towers'& Broyles..i '2Ss TeAsslt MI
|; TERMS Of. sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers. Z: n; IRIS :
..,r -. Z, WIN, McGUK1N, Sheriff.
Dec 8, 1875 ..a.i u ~
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SUNDRIES.

CRoCKERY, China and{ Glass Ware,
Wooden Ware, Buggy Makers Materials,
BagginG, Ties, CARPETS. : 7
= A large assortment of Trunks and Vn-
lises.
All Of our stock OF Goods are now Offered
ut prices to suit the tunes. Give us call,
and see our goods. We charge nothing for
showing our goods.
TOWERS g. BROYLES.
Dec 10, 1915 90
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PARTIES having business in my hands
will find my office and papers in the care of
COL J. N Brown, who will attend to any
business in my absence.
JAMES l. ORR.
Nov 1s, 1875 1S
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HATS.

A LARGE lot of Mems and Boys Hats,
Ladies' Hats, Fur Capcs and sets of Furs at
uncommonly low prices, for Christmas
presents, by ,
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Dec 8, 1875
FLOUR!

THE celebrated Tennessee Flour, Swans
Down." and "Gem of the Burg" Also,
Buckwheat Flour, for sale low by
TOWERS d BROYLES.
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Groceries,,

RIO and Java Coffee, Sugar, New Orleans
and Muscovado Molasscs, Rice, Salt, Bacon,
Lard and Fancy Groceries, for sale low by
TOWERS s. BROYLES..
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This makes total of $141, ,725,oss of tax
able property in the State of South Carolina.
In addition to this there is the property OF
the various CHURCHES throughout the Suite,
the various manufactures that have been
erected within the last few years, number
of educational institutions and charitable
societies which are exempt under their char
tiers, and the property of the South Carolina
Railroad, which would make the total con-
siderahy over $15O,OOO,OOO.
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HARDWARE,

A COMPLETE assortment Of Hardware,
viz: Shelf Hardware, Iron, Nails, Axes,
Plows, Plow Irons, Blacksmith Tools, &c,
for sale low by
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Comparative Statement of the Assessment
by Counties for the Year 1875.
Below we give tabular statement of the
results Of the assessment throughout the
State for the present year,. -. -. { .
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LADIES'. STORE.

.,..7,,: g.. DECEMBER /, 1875.
MRS. G. c. PEGG has been forced by the
tardiness of her debtors, to make an assign
ment of her Books, Notes, Stock, &c, to
pay her creditors
The assignment covers sufficient property
and claims to pay all her debts.
The outstanding claims against her must
be presented as they severally fall due.
Those indebted to her must pay up i'll ten
days or pay cost. -. 'ti
We are selling off at COST and expenses
for Cash. Call and get a bargain.
=. IS MISS NJ. E. WILLIAMS,
Assignee.