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CAN A WOMAN HOLD OFFICE?

IMPORTANT OPINION BY THE ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL OF NEW JERSEY.
The wranglng and bitter discussions in the Hudson
County Board OF Freehoders Jersey City on the jail
question yet fresh in the minds Of the readers of
the HERALD. The agitation which was commenced in
tho interest OF reform and to effect economy by reduc-
ing the pro rata for the support Of prisoners forty
cents day to twenty-five cents was, in the end, di-
rected the removal Of Mrs Jones' the aloress who
succeeded her husband in the position few years ago
The Jail has been managed admirably, however,
under her management, that the Board refused
to lend itself to what seemed act OF per-
sccution against a woman That the object of
the attack on her was not one of reform
or honesty in the public service was made
evident when the two members Of the Board tMessrs
o'Rey and Cummlngl who had raised the cry against
her enrolled their names IN the black list' in favor
OF retaining Post the Warden Of the Pententiary at
Snake H who, after long investigation, had been
found guilty Of brutality and incompetoncy.
The question then submitted 70 Mr. Lippincott,
counsel Of the Board whether the law passed 40 the
last session Of the Legislature organizing the present
Board Of Freehodcrs, did not repeal the laws under
which the jaor and warden we're appointed and II
these employees could not therefore, be removed by
simple majority vote Mr. Lippincott gave his
previous statutes and therefore the aforesaid officials
could bo removed before the expiration of
members OF the Board. resolution was then
adopted by tho Board, that the question whether wo
man can legally hold olice be submitted 70 Attorney
General Yanatta and that he be requested TO give bis
opinion thereon to the Board The opinion was re-
ceved yesterday and is adverse to Mrs Jones' 1t em
braces many Of the views expressed In the decision Of
the United states Supreme Court several months ago
on the same question. A may be a citizen and
yet re debarred from certain privileges specially con-
tcrred on men by statute. The State possesses the
right TO determine what persons shall vote and under
what conditions. The statutes expressly contain the
word ''he" in relation 10 the Office question, and in
no instance Is the word "shen to be found. This
opinion will not be submitted TO the Board till the next
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BURGLARY.
HOMES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Duffy.

Before Judge Duffy.
The following liquor dealers arraigned yester-
day for violation Of the Excise law in selling liquor
without lcense:-
Patrick Lyons, No. 101 Bayard street.
Stephen Healy No % Cherry street
John Davis, No. is Cherry street
John Ryan No "a Cherry street
John Thompson, No 3S Cherry street.
Henry Bremen No 46 Cherry street
John Wilson, No. 80 Oak street.
Henry Brummerhop, No. So Beekman street.
Gustav Pheger No ESQ William street.
Henry Smyer, No 456 Pearl street
Edward J. Kennedy, No 80 Madison street.
George O. Clifford, No. Is James slip
Thomas Tape No 81 Oliver street
Frederick Balman No. 80 Park row.
John O'Leary, No. IL Park row
One hundred dollars bail to answer was taken in each
case. Captain Lowery, Of the Sixth precinct. made
several arrests for the offence, but thom in
the day time SO that the persons arrested able
80 to Court and give bail In many instances receipt
of money deposited for appiiedfor licenses suced 10
secure their dgrharpe
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BEcKwITH-CoRNwELL On Thursday, September so
by Dr. f. II. Chapin, at the residence OF the BRIDES
uncle, Jacob Weeks, 1855 Fifth avenue, JoHN A BECK
WITH and KATIE w. CoRNwELL both OF New York
RAYMoND-ALLEN AT the Church OF the Holy Trim
ty Brooklyn the 29th ult, by the Right Rev A. n.
Iittcjohn, d. D. Bishop of Long Island, HENRY w.
RAYMOND, of New York, to HATTIE WHITE daughter Of
James c. Allen, Esq, of Brooklyn.
srRoSG-EvANs.-0n Thursday, September co. 1875.
the residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev Dr.
Paddock Mr.. PHILIP e. STRONG to Miss JULIA EVANS,
both OF Brooklyn.
WRIGnT-GARDSBR --0n Monday evening September
%, by the Rev. G. II. Hepworth, CHARLES LESxox
WRIGHT to CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH GARDNER, all OF this
city.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 80, 1875
2e6. People VS.. PowelL-Argument resumed and
cuded.
l22 The Tradesmen's National Bank of New York.
respondents, Bernard McFeeey and another execu
tors &c, appellants Passed.
1913 John II. Boynton aud another respondents, VS..
John Andrews, appellant Argued by i. J. Fithian,
of counsel Tor appellant, and by Edward H. Hubbs for
respondent
l3l. Welcome W. Jones and another, appellants, vs.
Lucreta +. Walker, respondent-Submitted.
132 John H. Ross respondent, Edwin Terry, ap-
peant-Argued by W. II. McDougall OF counsel for
appellant, and by A. A. Habert, for respondent
The following is the day caendar of the Court of APP
peals for Friday, October mos. 107 lilo, 1873, l34
1856 1876, 13S, 139
Adjourned to Friday, October L
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

There were only few sales and small attendance
at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday.
E. II Ludlow & Co. sold the four story brown stone,
basement and sub-cellar dwelling with two story
tension No 81 West Fortyfth street. dwelling 2ox50
and extension 14x26 lot 2ox1O05 to G. +. Uric for
$27 500 sixty per cent Of the purchase money re-
man on bond and mortgage. The lot sold five years
ago for $50 600 and tho property is valued eco
Samuel A. Steele per order OF the Supreme Court in
foreclosure sold tho two story frame house with lot
25xlO0 West Fortyrst street, north SIDE $50 feet
east of Seventh avenue, subject to mortgage of
S3 600 for So S25 and above the mortgage, In all
S772a The property is valued at $1,000.
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THE SLAYER OF oBALDwIN.

Efforts are being promptly made to secure the re-
lease from custody Of Michael Fnncl charged with
shooting o'Baldwin the giant. Application made
yesterday to Judge Donohue by his counsel William f.
Howe, for writ of habeas corpus, with view to
effect release bail pending the Coroners inquest
The petition in the usual FORM setting forth that
Finnel learning that he Yas charged with the kill
ing Of O'Badwin, surrendered himself to the police;
that he is not held on commtta by Court OF COM
peten jusdction but illegally detained on warrant
Issued by Coroner Wotman that he is not guilty of the
crime charged against him. and that evidence bo
adduced establishing any guilt on his part The writ
was promptly granted and set down Tor hearing on
next Friday
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ing stolen goods The prosecution claimed that the ac
cused purchased 700 feet Of lightning rod from Henry
Lndberg, on tho 10th OF this month, who was em
ployed by Joseph D. West under circumstances which
must have led him TO know that the property
stolen The defendant showed that he was in the bus
ness that all his dealings with Mr. West and his
employees legitimate. A number Of witnesses tes
tilted TO the good character OF Weeks The case will be
finished this morning
BURGLARY.
Peter Bowling pleaded guilty to burglary in the third
degree on the I'D OF this month he burgarously
tered the apartments OF Mary Dlworth No. 1So South
Fifth avenue and stole $25 worth OF property sim
liar plea accepted from Levi Williams who was
also concerned in the commission Of this burglary.
These prisoners each sent TO the State Prison
for i've years.
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county for many years The Grand Jury brought In
10 bills of Indictment making IA found thus far dur
ing the brief term No indictments have yet been
found IA connection with the vapOr gas-lght fraud ana
the serious charges for completely therein against mem
bors ot the Board Of Public Works Mr. Hons was
again before the Grand Jury yesterday and continued
hls statement regarding the frauds IN the Board OF
Education Of Jersey CITY
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COURT cALENpARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMRRRs-Hed by Judge Dono-
hue-Nos 81, 49, 95 81, los ll4, 100, 2l3 232, 236.
Court GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Recorder John
X. HacketL-The People VS.. William Thompson, William
Ellis and Charles Weston homicide; Andrew J. Sc0l-
len feonious assault and battery; Thomas Kelly rape
Alfred Frazer James Regan and Thomas Murray
burglary; Martin McEvoy and Patrick Kelly burglary
Richard J. Courey, grand larceny Margaret McCabe,
grand larceny; Harry Scott, grand larceny John Rey
nolds feonious assault and battery julius Rosenburg
burglary; Thomas Watson, burglary; Bella Ryan,
burplary
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A HEAVY MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

Action to forecose s2,OOo,ooo mortgage has been
commenced by Samuel S. Babcock against the New
York, Housatonc and Northern Railroad Company. A
motion made in the Supreme Court Special Term,
before Judge Pratt, yesterday, TO make the former
President of the company by George r. Meade who
claims TO hold seventy bonds party defendant in
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NEW JERSEY.

The United States Grand Jury at Trenton have just
found twenty bills Of Indictment
The State sovereigns Of Industry will hold conven
ton at Mville, Cumberland county, on Monday next
Doctors Jersey City say tina the walls Of the
building used BY No 3 Truck Company contain the
germs Of maaria fever for the whole ncighborhood.
Tho work Of tearing down the old Delaware bridge at
r.Featon> lspsmEk Of the Revolution u proGsssslpg
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SWIFT WORK BY A GRAND JURY.

Tho following we're among the large batch Of pris-
oncrs discharged yesterday from tho Hudson County
Jail by the Grand Jury session at Jersey City
John Moran, charged with the murder OF Mary Falon
by administering poison to her. William Dempsey,
charged with the murder OF John Butterfly; John
winters charged with perjury, besides twelve persons
charged with atrocous assault and battery This Is
tia glost reRsEkaple All dsAysU R9gR " Hqaseu
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DECISIONS.
SUPERIOR coUHT-sPEc1AL TERM.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Hazel S. Hubbard VS. Lester s Hubbard.-1 think
proof insufficient to justify decree.
Stewart VS.. Thurber.-Moton denied with $40 costs
20 plaintiff 10 abide event
Jackson Leonard-See memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Loew.
Sage VS. Vcrmyee.-I have gwen as much considera-
zion TO this case the limited time my command
would permit and am OF the opinion that the mi unc-
tion and appont of receiver should be denied
Pelter VS. Hill.-Motion denied.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The foreclosure OF a mortgage for $50, 900 on tho
property Of Henry w. Genet in Harlem, in the OF
Leroy knight yesterday hed in the County Clerks
Office.
In the suits brought by Nathaniel B. Hail and Denis
McMahon against the Bank oCaiiornia Judge Donohue
yesterday granted orders republication.
Judge Donohue yesterday granted an order extending
the time OF hling the statement OF the Commercial
Warehouse Company to November l.
Upon application made behalf OF Mr. Matsell,
President of the Police Board Judge Donohue, in Su-
prcmc Court Chambers, yesterday directeda summons
requiring James r. kerrgan 10 appear toIior
row before the Police Board and give his testimony
upon the charges preferred against Captain McCuloch
United States District Attorney Bliss has commenced
q suit against Mr.. A. Moller, Custom House broker
doing business at No 40 Cedar street. for attempting 70
brbc Junus k Van Nechton, an examiner IN tne Ap-
praiscr's department Of the New YORK Custom house,
October 20, 1871, and other occasions, by the
payment Of money to him. with the Intention OIL inhu.
encng his action IN the examination Of goods entered
this port order to have such goods entered al
rate Of duty lower than that fixed by the laws
Mr. Mocr arrested yesterday taken before United
States Commissioner Stilwc, AMI committed to Ludlow
Street jail in default Of $4,000 ball. TO await an exam
tnation,
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackctt
ALLEGED RECEIVING OF STOLEN GooDs--A con-
FEssED BURGLAR.
Thnnaas ! Weeks was tried upon charge Of receiv.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE. - THIS DAY.
"A THIS FRIDAY MORNING, 1919 O'CLOCK
Elegant Household Furniture, Pianoortes Bronxes &c
at No. ~ West sixteenth street, between
Fifth and sixth avenues.
paror Furniture consisting OF latest style Parlor Suits
in cardinal aud drab 'brocades SATIN cotclano
Turkish Lounges, Easy Chars Suits brucatel cps
inland Centre and Console Tables, Cabinets Etageres.
magnificent rosewood case Steinwny Piano.
also Decker 4 Bros ~ upright Piano, Bronze
Figures Paintings by eminent artists, plate Mirrors
tans Clocks Library Furniture Bookcases Desks Turkish
Suits. Library Tables. Fine Chamber Furniture-lnlad
Rcdstead Dressing Cases, Washstands single Bedscad,
Suits, marble top Tables Rockers, Extension Tables,
Sdeboard Dining Chairs in leather Svcrware Crockey.
Hallstand. - Carpets, Kitchen Furniture, dc
n. B.-SRe positive Take 9th Goods packed
and shipped. o remain until October 3.
ROBERT Z. CASIiIN, Auctioncer
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A UCTION SALE-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF
N ls5 lots Of Carpets Ocoth Furniture and Bedding;
must be sod without reserve 22 Third avenue Nno
.tasnbh stEssL u. u, RE1CHElT. ApstiepeeE
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THIS LAST SALE WILL INCLUDE SOME OF THB
FINEST FURNITURE or THE ENTTRE STOCK.
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A -JERE JOHNSON, JR.. AUcTIoNEER
Old Stand, 81 Nassau street.
THIS DAY, AT I0h O'CLOCK,
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Made by Herter Bros
Velvet and Brussels Carpets elegant upright Fanootc
Singer Cabnet Machine large lot OF Nioins Flutes bos
also fine cylinder standing and sitting DESKS reNning
Chairs Ocoths Rangs Mattresses Feather BEDS BLANK
cts. Couutcrpancs. sc.
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yTERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY.
BY AUCTION BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE.

BY AUCTION BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE
On TUESDAY, the 9Th day ef October next, II ococA
A. NJ.
salesrooms OF Messrs Bennng Barsaou, Auction
GERS Nos l26 and 1913 ST. Peter street, Montreal sold
adudged the highest and last bidder that vaua
Bile Property Nos 5o4 2s6 again 2s5 of tho
tho parish Of saut Recoets well and
favoraby rey's Island situated at the Back
River, six miles from Montreal
This Property stands at the head o the Rapids With hcn
there Is crist carding and iuing mill with splendid
power; also houses barns stables N Its intersected
by the Montreal Northern Colonization Railway IL rs well
adapted for manufactures Tho site for hotel OF summer
resort cannot be surpassed.
The conditions and other Information can DC u oy sppJ
ing auctionecrs or TO -. -. .,.
j. Ii. JOHN 4 J. L. C0UrLEE Notarcs,
No 8 St. Theresa street, Montreal.
4
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A UCTION SALE.-AUCTION NOTICE.
n Large aud positive Furniture sale
THIS DAY tFriday). a. lO'a o'clock

No 100 West twenty thrd strcct, ntHI 'IAIH HVcnue
over hy catalogue vshltsant rosewood Brad.
brv ana Windsor fnnoioftcs 4a ocavc PnrOr Suit IA
eees covered Turkish Suits Brou2es, Paintings,
rurtans Turkish Chairs, Spanish pillow Lounges velvet
and Rruels Carpets inaid Centre Tables library Tables
Bookcases Secretaries &c nlaid and gilt black walnut
RedStaads Dressng Cases. Bureaus WRshstands, Ward
robes hair spring Mattresses Pillows Bolsters, Blan.
kets Quilts rep and harcloh Suits Dining Furniture
Bnnet Extension Tables, Chairs, Siverware Cutlery
dinner kitchen and basement Furniture aud
variety household articles NB,Goods boxed ana shipped
Tor purchasers, city or country. LUKE FITZGERALD,
Auctionecr
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RIVAL PROGRAMME PUBLISHERS.

JOSEPH 7. HARRINGTON, Clerk.
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AT No 90 LIBERTY STREET. AT II O'CLOCK,
OF ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
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JUNE, 1875.
Boots and Shoes I!

MEMS Boots, Caters and Shoes, Women's
Misses and Childrens' Shoes and Caters, from
e. Sons celebrated Shoes and Caters for wo-
men and children. We would respectfully
ask an inspection of our stock by all who wish
to buy good Shoes and Boots.
W TOWERS g. BROYLES.
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,nS ;noennity of the conveniencies for the desk
and and office-Pens of varied patterns, Inkstands
possessing numberlesS advantages, mesteF sad
Qualities q infuite. It is almost bewileering to
enter h the large Broad Street Store of Walker,
Evans q Cogswell, in Charleston, and see the
number of these attractions. Here you find
the largest Stationery Stock south OF sast
snffieient cash; and second, the difficulty in
deciding among the many things offered, each
equally suitable:to your wants.
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Annual Meeting Of the School
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AuuUtS1 l00u1Ho 0] ~ - - :
Districts.
gyHE CLERKS. of the various Boards of
the school Trustees in Anderson County
are hereby notified to call meeting of the Cit
izsns in their respective School Districts on
SATTJRDAY, June 26th, at IL O'Clock m.
=" = s--.s--,.1: - r THOS. P. BENSON,
.=ss1sFi School Commissioner Anderson Co.
June 10, 1875 a
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The Re.uniono of Orr's Regiment Of Rifles at
Walhalla on July 21, 1876.

NINETY SIX, S. c., June 8, 1875.
The members of Orr's Regiment OF Rifles
are requested to meet at Walhalla on the 2lst
Jnlv next. It is earnestly desired that every
member who can do SO. be present on that occa"
sion. and bring with them any information IN
their possession that may assist in completing
the rolls Of the companies, that full history OF
the Regiment may be obtained, from the day
Of its organization to its surrender.
Round trip tickets for one fare will be issued
by the G. & G. r. r. to all who desire 10 ateenu'
Let me urge it upon the members Oh .he
Regiment that they lay aside their respecu'e
callings for day and attend this our hrse re-
union' GEO. Med. MILLER,
Late Colonel of Regiment.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice Of Final Settlement.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
1nhreVs Jndge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
ty. On Tuesday, the 18th of July next, for
a Final Settlement of the Personal Estate OF
John D. M. Dobbins, deceased, and Final
Discharge therefronl. -
1f.,.E, .: ~ ELIZABETH DOBBlNS, Admx.
june 10, 1875 ~ o
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Stockholders Meeting.

yVyHERE win be an adjourned meeting of the
stockholders of the Pendleton Manqfac-
Enrine COMPANY, at their Office, on THURS
DAY. 10th Of June, at 10 o'clock, a. m: uoct1 me
izinp the Company, and electiug a President,
Board ofsDireetors, and q Clerk and Treasurer.
go %slsssSs Is ~ WM. PEERY PRESIDENT.
June 10, 1875 >'-47
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Groceries and Provisions.


Rio and Java Coffee, Sugar,
Now Orleans, Muscovado and
Porto Rico Molasses,
Extra No. Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Family Flour,
Fresh Rice,
Fresh Soda Crackers, and good
Assortment of Fancy Groceries.
ALSO,
4 rood stock of Hcmlock and Oak Tan Sole
Leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins and Harness
Leather, and many other articles too numerous
to mention in an advertisement. :,
We solicit an inspection of our Goods by all all
who wish to buy. We charge nothinG iiGe i1r ;a,r
Sales and Small Profits for cash or to prompt
paving customers on time.
We do not wish to sell to those who cannot
pay at the end of the year, as there % Is no profit
in selling goods ana wait two anu lhrco ycalS
for the money.
TOWERS & BROYLES,
No. Granite Row, Anderson.
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REAL, l!l.j.,' j! EST I ATE AGENCY.

9rgTg e ETG&
-, # ANDERSON COUNTY.
,,.a-.i.t.~ JUNE z, 1875.
YF1HEzundersigned have this day entered into
copartnership under the name snd style
Of R. w. SIMPSON &:CO., for the purpose OF
buying and selling Real Estate upon commits
sion. and have opened an office at Pendleton,
In DR.. Maawelrs, Brick Building, and at An
derson C. H., in Hoyt q Co.'s Printing once
All Lands intrusted to US will be Literally
advertised at the North, as we'll as at home
Our utmost endeavors will be exerted to IN
tiuce immigrants from the North and west 10
settle among us, and buy up our unoccupleo
Being prompted in this undertaking by a de,
sire TO promote and advance the interest ana
prosperity of. the whole community quite as
mncb as our own, we solicit the assistance and
cooperation of all persons friendly to our
efforss. .74esss-e-sgsss-se fs.FW. SIMPSON,
~ CHAS. J. HASCALL,
JAMES A.sHOYT.
JUNE 10, 1875 - Al e
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Save YOUR LABOR.
Something New for Farmers !

TNHE undersigned has purchased the right Of
L RODEN's IMPROVED CUAilv AIok
for Anderson and Oconee Counties, and invites
the attention of farmers to this unrivalled inn
plement which has been thoroughly tested by
many parties in this section, and given entire
satisfaction. Farm rights are sold at Five Dol
lars, and can be procured of any Of the agents
ship rights can be obtained also. Attention is
directed to the annexed certificates.
w. J. HIX, Fair Play, S. C.
CERTIFICATES
PENDLEToN, May 25 1875.
To the Farmers of anderson and Oconee
Counties: Believing by the use of improved
labor-saving machines the interest OF farmers
can best be advanced, herewith take pleasure
in recommending the Roden Improved Guilt
vator, owned by Mr.. w. j. Hix, as an lmple-
ment worthy Of their consideration. ! have
seen it work, and have worked it myself, and
1 have.no hesitation in saying that it surpasses
anything Of the kind have ever used. AS
cultivator Of corn and cotton it cannot be
equalled. 1t is just what the farmers need.
Ono hand and horse can do the work of two
hands and horses. Respectfully,
RICHARD w. SIMPSON.
ANDERSON. MAY N, 1875.
W. J. HIx, EsQ.-Dear Sir: We have been
using one OF your Rodens Improved Cultiva-
UOIS, duG dlo well p1CdoOo 4olA 1IS
We used it in bedding land for cotton, making
the prettiest beds we ever saw for four feet
rows in two rounds, or four furrows. We used
two Twisters in bedding, and found the draft
light for one horse. We also used it for cover
ing corn with two small Bull-Tongues or Co.
pliers, which done the work beautifully, 1eav-
ing pretty, narrow ridge for the corn to come
up on. Have not as yet used it in the cultiva-
ton of crops, but are confident it will give en-
tire satisfaction. Our Germans, who are noted
for fine plowing, are highly pleased with it af-
ter using it. Yours, with respect,
B. F. GRAFTON & SONS.
MOUNTAIN CREEK, May g., 1875.
This is to certify that have used Roden'e
Improved Cu]tivator, and am well pleased with
it's performance. In the first plowing of corn,
I used the bull tongue on the front and the
twister in the rear, and it did the work beau-
tifully, excelling anything I have ever tried.
In the second plowing, used two round SHOW
els, and was equally pleased. A medium sized
mule drew the plow with perfect ease. be-
lieve that it's facility in working cotton will
f W. G. WATSON.
AGENTS.
ANDERsoS-Reed & Stephens, B. F. Crayton
& Sons, and W. h. Watson & Co.
BELToN-George W. Cox.
SToREvILLE-T. L. Clinkscales.
PENDLEToN-G. G. Richards.
WALHALLA-Jonn F. Thompson.
MOUNTAIN CREEK-W. 6. Watson.
VARENNEs-C. S. Mattison.
June 3. 1875 IS