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The Holmes County Republican gets
off the following good thing
The description of an old Virginia
darkey gave of his coon trap is applca-
BILE to the finance plank of the Demo
cratic platform: "Its got a spring at
boff ends, and can kotch a coon a-gwine
or a-comin"
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repeal it

There was a fight between two Demo
cratic county officials at Lancaster few
days ago. One was Treasurer Shaeffer;
tho other Commissioner Moore. 1t oc-
Cured in Nester's saloon. They were
not vexed with sumptuary laws, but one
got whipped and the other got fined.
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See prospectus of the Cincinnati Times.
1t is now the only Republican paper pub
lished in Cincinnati. 1t is ably conduct
ed, and cannot fail to render satisfaction
to all genuine Republicans.
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There was State Editorial Conven
tion a couple of weeks ago,at Put-in-Bay.
The weather was SO extremely hot that
only about twenty editors attended
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Washington Lee killed Robert Ellis
with a shotgun in Lewis county, Ken
lucky, because he was Jealous of him.
Lee was put in Jail at Vanceburg. A
mnh took him out and hung him.
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Hendricks, they say, has the promise of the
Democratic nomination I'm 1850; but In 1884
there will be another cnanee for Bill Allen.
And in 1888 Peter Cooper will have
chance. He is only 81 now. Bill Allen
was considered in his prime at that age.
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Terms and Conditions.

The WEEKLY TIMES will be sent for 1--WE
months, beginning at any time, postpaid, for
GO cents. In addition the paper we will send,
as long as our supply lasts, a copy OF our Illus
trated Handbook, containing 100 pages of
valuable information, including tine Election
Returns OF last fall. This book is itself worth
more than 6j cents. We prefer to address the
paper to each individual subscriber, but will
supply committees for distribution If they wish
them. One name, or more, may be sent at a
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The jackson Herald which refused to
support Tilden on the first receipt of the
news, of his nomination, has concluded
to 60 back on his word in the matter
1t even processes to like crow. 1t was an
imitation howler, but now it says it is not
for Imitation, but a loosening up of what
we now haveW And then it calls upon
all who are in favor of "loosening up"
of the currency to vote for Tilden.
1t strikes us that the editors brains
want "loosening up."-[Pomeroy Tele-
graph.
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Mishler's Herb Bitters,

This celebrated Mc1icinal ffepartinu has fof
Over - ygaFa nrUu rccu9niHod ~ THE STAND
ARD REMEDY fur dyspepsia. Liver tom plaint
Affections of the kidueya. Fewer and Aaue. liis
iouaucss, Diarrhasa, aud AL piaeaara 81 the Hio.
mach, Liver and kidneys. FrepaFud ~ a Ply.
eiciaus aud strictly vcaetable Ia - rumrualftsf
~ o. at ones a wholesome Hlnmarhir, an uns-
qnalcd AppstiEer, the best tonic and blood pu.
fthgr known % eclenre. aud the safest. best
aud surest Remedy fof all FEMALE Complaints
u "a not \ Vlolrut purEatlNN. bat ~ purifying
the blood. stimulating the dtEusituu. eIuaiiaiua
the circulation and reEuiafinE thr asrfrfioua
u promotes q vigorous ouuditiuu uf all tbs or
Enua and euaufsa perfect health.
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1t is thought that Congress will adj
journ next Monday. Well, as soon as
the Resumption Act is repealed they
have our permission.-[ Hardin County
Democrat.
But Tilden will not let your fellows
"a
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Job Gross, a bad negro, cut an artery
in his arm last week. in the Jail at Ports
mouth, and nearly bled to death before
he was discovered.
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We have received a letter from the
Postoffice Department that will be of in
terest to all publishers. Almost every
day we receive new subscribers who want
the paper last printed. This often occurs
after the regular edition has been weigh
ed and sent in the mails. We wrote to
know how much postage should be paid
on this first number, and the following
is the reply:
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Grant is still spending his time at Long
Branch and nobody seems to care much about
tt.-lOhio State Register.
That is a Democratic lie" Grant has
not been at Long Branch this summer.
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PosToFFTcE DEPARTMENT,
APPOIkTMENT OFFICE,
WAgHINGTOS ID g. Julv lg Is7G

SIR:-In reply to your letter OF the 9th inst
have TO say, that newspapers sent singly to
regular subscribers, after the bulk mail has
been dispatched, may be forwarded at the
pound rates, but each fractional pound must
be regarded as a full pound and paid for aS such
at the time of mailing: or such matter may be
mailed at the transient rate OF one cent for eV-
cry two ounces or fractional part thereof
Very respectfully,
JAMES II. MARR
Act'g First Asst II. NJ. Genl.
Davis Mackley, Esq, Jackson, o.
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY, July 81. 1876.

Wheeler's letter of acceptance is a
good document. We will publish it
next week.
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Col VIM. III. Free, brother of j. N, is
dead. He was a member of the Ohio
Legislature some years ago.
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HOTELS.
No. I3lO.--In BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter OF George W. Poor, Bankrupt u.
=. District Court. southern District q Ohio.
The creditors Of the above named bankrupt
are hereby notified that on THURSDAY, August
IL Is7G. a GENERAL nesting of creditors will -
held al the onico Of aud before Nelson W. EN-
ans Register IN bankruptcy, li2 West second
street. Portsmouth, ohios fuf the uurpnar %
auditing n supplemental account Of AaaiEneea
then 10 be filed. and for declaring n second gen
ing, May -, 1875, except for centcats among
creditors which have since been settled by or
der Of the Court. JOHNSON WADE, aud
WILLIAM VAUGHN,
As.iEnees Of George W. Poor, bankrupt.
July q, ls1e-n
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The Late Hon, Thaddous Stevens

suffered for many years frum an ofEanir anor-
ton ~ the kidneys. which hia phyairian found
20 - incurabie. Miahier'a Heth ultiers uaa the
ONLY remedy which afforded him any ruiiei.
and he pronounced n "thn most wonderful
comblnntion % mrdtcinai hgrts be ever uaw.~ =
bottle
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TRAINs GoINa NORTH.

All trains equipped with Miller Platforms
and Hendersons Hydraulic Brake.
SO For Further information Address
GEO. ID. CHAPMAN, General Manager.
J. b. PKTKEa, supt, Columbus.
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The Cincinnati Daily Times,

The same size as the Weekly. and issued every
evening In time for the night mails, will be
sent to subscribers, postpaid, at 90 cents a
month; 81 for three months: three times a week
for six months, s. 25, or one year for S..
Specimen copies Of the Times when wanted
will be sent free 10 all who apply. Address
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M z DIcAL.
CENTAUR
E N rs
White, for the Human Family.
yellow. for Horses a. Animals.


These Lniments are simrly the. wonder Of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous, yet there are some things which
they will not do. They will not cure cancer or
mend broken bones, but they will always allay
pain. They have Strengthened fingers, cured
chronic rheumatism OF many years standing.
and taken the pain from terrible burns and
scalds, which has never been done by any 9TH
er article.
The White Liniment Is for the human famI-
ly. II will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and
Neuralgia from the system; cure Lumbago,
ChHlblains, Palsy, Itch, and most cutaneous
eruptions; IL extracts frost from frozen hands
and feet, and the poison OF bites ana stings Of
venomous reptiles; IL subdues sweIlings and
alleviates pain of every kind.
For sprains or bruises II is the most potent
remedy ever discovered The Centaur Llniment
Is used with great efficacy for sore throat tooth
ache, eaked breasts, earache, and weak back
The following Is but a sample OF numerous tes-
timonials:
Indiana Home, Jen. Co., Ind, May q, 1873.
81 think 10 my duty to inform you that
have suffered much with swollen feet and
chords. have not been free from these swell
,iig ,hgs IN eight years. Vow am PERFECTLY well,
BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proofs in the trial. II Is reliable, IL is
Z
have It..
To the sick and bed-ridden, the malt and
lame, to the wounded and sore, we say, s'Come
and be healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent
/ their money for worthless medicines, a bottle
Of Centaur Liniment will be given without
charge.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
Is adapted to the tough muscles, chords and
| flesh OF horses and animals. II has performed
more wonderful cures OF SPAWN. strain, wind
gals, scratches. sweeny, and general lameness
than all other remedies in existence. Read
what. the great Expressmen say OF IL:
"New York, January, 1874.
Every owner ofhorses should give the Cen
taur Liniment a trial. We consider Il the best
article ever used in stables.
"E, PULTZ. Supt. u. 5. Ex. Stables. N. "
I"ALBERT :. OLIN, supt. Nat .Ex Stables, NY.
montgomery, Ala, Aug. II, 1874.
"Gentlemen-I have used over one gross OF
nnss s ,,. Yellow wraPPeT on the
family Liniment for my negroes. / want 10
purchase IL at the Wholesale price. and will
one gross Of each kind, Messrs. A. r. Stewart
q Go. viii pay your bill on presentation.
| Respectfully, JAMES DARROw."
The best patrons Of this Liniment are Farri.
ers and Veterinary Surgeons. II heals gals
wounds and poll-evil, removes swellings. and
| is worth millions OF dollars to farmers, livery.
men, stock-growers, sheep-raisers, and those
having horses or cattle. What a Farrier can.
not do for so, the Centaur Llniment will do al
/ a trifling cost.
These Liniments are warranted by the pro
prietors and a bottle will be given to anx-Far
rier or Physician who dsslTes to-tgst Them. Sold
everywhere.
I--Eaboratory of j. 2. Rose * Co.,
I 80 Dey ST., New York.
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size "A by 90 inches. II is a pure chromatic oil
picture, In thirteen cOlons, magnihcently grou-
ping the portraits OF the great poets,
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And will send a copy to eve-
ry new subscriber of
THEJACKSON STANDARD.

The Standard will be
sent for one year, and a
copy of the Portrait of
Gov. HAYES, for 81 so. The
paper will be sent until after
the Presidential election,
and the Portrait Of Gov.
HAYES, for only
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Notice.

All those who are working for the Premium
Watches should notify us at once, giving their
full names, so that no mistakes may occur.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n AGENTS WANTED FOR THE eRtkl
centennial HISTORY

II sells fnnter than any other boob ever pub
lishsd, one Agent sold q copies IN ans Day.
r9n1 Tor our gMtFa terms 10 Agents Naflumal
Publishing Co. Chicago. fii. - Louia Mo. or
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TO SUBSCRIBERS
OF THIS PAPER.
A PREMIUM WORTH
s 1 o O o.
THE TRIAD OF AMERICAN POETS

In the office OF this paper can be seen a COPY
of Grafton 5 celebrated picture, entitled,
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The Hayes Premium Watches

in November next. All subscriptions sent in
up to the day of the Presidential election, No
venbeT 9TH will be counted for these premiums.
Persons who may be successful in sending large
lists of subscribers, but who fail to secure one
of the Watches, will be otherwise suitably re-
warded.
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.-.Undertaker's-.. Tables
For laying out the dead. Furnished free
Of charge on application.


Also. Manufacturers and Dealers In
Furniture. Turning and Scroll Saw.
ing done 10 order. Everything Ia our
line sold at the lowest living prices
Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage for the last ~ years. we re-
spectfully ask q continuance Of the same.
Store corner Main and Railrod streets
(near tho depot Residencea on Main
street. first aud second houses next to
the store. Orders by mail promptly filed
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81 60 for One Years Subscription.

Club Agents will remember that we receive
81 60, as heretofore, in clubs for one years sub
scription TO the WEEKLY TIaEs,an that year
ly subscriptions sent in up to November TN
will be credited on our books TO those who are
working for the premium watches, provided
we "A ra rpuuasfad tn do
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We are authoriEnd 10 nnnouncu George W,
Brown na a candldata for Commissioner %
Jackson county ~ the cuaulnG urtubrf eiec-
ton. auhject 10 the dceisian of the Republican
c0unty convention
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Send i'm at Once.

Agents and all Others, who are working for
the premium watches, will send in the names
of their subscribers as fast as they get them. II
is not necessary to wait until you get large
clubs. Every name that we receive will be
properly credited.
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We ara authorized 10 annouura T.. a. nyuon. !.
of Liberty township. aa candidate fur fnnrma.
~ Director 81 the nnauiua nufoleF Floction. sub
lect 10 the de-ision % The nspubiican county
convention.
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We have bought of Stro-
bridge & Co., of Cincinnati, a
large number of beautiful
portraits of
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We announce John n McOheu Of Milton
township, a. a candidate Cor Commissioner %
Jackson county a. the ensuing nriotrr election. !.
auldcct % the decision % the Hrpubticau county
convention. We do this without Consultation
with Mr. McGhee.
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Forty Cents!

The Cash must accompany
all orders.
Specimens of the portrait
can be seen at all the postof-
fees in Jackson county.
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laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
20 Dey ST., New York.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21
,n ATTENTION "
COTTON 2 PLANTERS

u DESIRE to call your attention to the
L new and wonderful Improvement in
Cotton Gins, which consists in Revolving
Heads in the ends Of the cotton box, where,
by the friction of the cotton running
against the ends OF the cotton-box IS de.
strcyssa. nlsis Improvement fseesEiss the
choking of the Gin or breaking the roll, and
any common plantation hmd can feed it.
1t docs not injure the staple, and gins the
seed much cleaner than tile ordinary gins,
thereby saving che planter oil of his lint
cotton: For speed in ginning. do not be-
lieye 1t can be excelled. As to sample it
will comfata fhvorably witis any other This
is the 40th year of the Daniel Pratt Gin Bns-
inesss and during that time hnve made over
9,ee 20 eco gins. In Alabama, Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas they are al
most universally used by the planters, to
their entire satisfaction. a,id the same tri-
u,nph is predicted for this State. Call on
me and see this Gin before buying elsewhere,
and am satisfied that when you see il you
will be convinced that the Pratt Gin will do
you good.
p. *. McCULLY,
Agent for Anderson County.
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KEEpING ISsECrs FROM -RAcoN.-
SSne tjrPeA Ago oEoanAuifed itRthA Sb,aEt
~ Gei,tfsxida for 9 fecipS to prevent th6
entrance of,worms, into bacon during the
7bpsikg aa6 samhas2. 4tssSnd the follow
ing, very simple, hut ,ppsitiya prevent
iv3. } L IX u I'll
Take cane moiasses and apply 20 The
heah parts carefully 90 much as will ad-
here, Bhen gpsiakl6f on rs mucR &E0aa6
pspEeg iahe kind cesndionl sold sn tsiS
and hang up iii 'sipDg k kotsse.a OF
ipsacs yo6 wish 10 keep ii. Ia i6arder & Is ak
che above may be efectuai, it must be
sRnlieo jpulcdiete,F ,ailaP eRekings for
ifEhe germs, or Eis, or ektS from WiiiSh tho
worm is Matched, 10 lodged on lhe meat
beaora the application Is made il viii not
lbN tuAh w iitiI t&ls applios 9 tli . &s1SaI
| keeps nice and sweet
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JEs0- w. ASBURY KAY is respectfully
recomnicnde,i by the Honca Path Township
us their choice for County Commissioned,
subject to the action OF the Democratic par.
ty. There never has been County Com.
missioner from this section of the County,
and the roads and other business needs look
ing after. Mr. Kay is practical man. and
qualified for the position i
HOSEAi PATH DEM, CLUB,
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HOSEAi PATH DEM, CLUB,

sass- The friends or Maj. I. NEWTON
respectfully recommend him to- the Demo
cratic Clubs at their primary elections as
suitable person for the office Of County
Commissioners. AIaj. Newton will cheerful.
ly abide by tho. result Of the primary cleo
tion. and if not. Nominated himself. will sup
port those. who are nominated.
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TEsT1Mo.NIAL.

ANDERSON County, Aug. 0, 1876.
PIX. McCuILY-Dear Sir We purchased
60-Saw Revolving Head Gin Of the Daniel
Pratt make last year. We find it to be one
of the best Cotton Gins we have ever used.
It Is impossible to break the roll Of this Gin.
1t takes all the lint from the seed, makes q
splendid sample, and the speed Of this Gin
is as good as any farmer or public ginner
sixty minutes. We checrfully recommend
this Gin to all persons using Cottons Gins
,,a Respectfully,
.s SMITH, JAMESON. &, co.
: Aug 10, 1876 4..l..H 3m ,.
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:.ntiloiince I'm as a suitable person for n the the
Office os'Shcriif &c tlie next ensuing clcc-
tion--7Jiihject to'thn result of the Demo
cratic primary election. Help onr ons-arm
Confederate soldier
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FUR CLERK or. COERT-

ycf,- At the solicitatio u many friends
present my claims to- the Democratic Clubs
at tho primary election Cor the office of
Clerk Of the Court. if li0t nominated at
thc primary election. ] will nDt. be candi-
fi"1t THOMAS p. BENSON.
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MsEsKs EprroRs Several Democratic
Clubs having nominated ME for Clerk of,
Court, respectfully tender them my g,ate-
~. ,hapks Tor their preference, and accept
JOnGW. DANIELS
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WAf. II. itAYNIE.

&sB- The, friends Of Mr. ANDREW H.
O5RQREE beg leave 10 nominate hiiu az
candidate FOR School Commissioner at the
appToaching election subject to the action
OF the Democratic parry. NJ
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R6R &I[ERIEE

Ga5- The friends of JAMES III. McCON-
NELL respectfully announce him Ak a can
didate for sheriff of Anderson County ut
the next election subject to the Democratic
nomiSation. rI,
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FOR ccuyTy comN1SsJONca

.GdJ- The friends OF GEO. ~ MEDIA I'D
respectfully announce him as a suitable
candidate fGf County Conmissicner-sub-
iect TO the nomination Of tile Democratic
Da-tY.
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BROWNE tBroadaway) announce him as 70
suitable person for the Office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing elcction-stb-
ject to tho result of the pclnocrntio primnry
election.
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Van Wrinkles Improved Pat
emit Cotton CleaneR and Il
Gin Teeder Combined.

/ THIS Machine has received the highest
pten,inps wherever exhibited, and consid-
Ming cotton cit saSss hand aS iso eas seder n
which win pay its cost tha first season. 1t,
takes out oil rocks, nails, end any hard sub
stapcsis thereby saving the gin, aud o, protee-t
f;on against fire, It. cleans the, cotton,
which, makes 9. better. sample, and Il keepa
q perfect roll and the sin car. clean tho seed
be attached in ten. .mipp{ea, puliy Is sent
20 attach on the gin for the driver. This
attachment Will anpE9 tfIgn twice save its
price in one ss4soii.L PrIce, <1:a5 per saw,
a0'pE9IFHE FERS Z SS1s 3. Of frfhaf6Srea5s fafS alTAc
s.s,r sEApGerson, s. G.
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6 s1s5- The undersigned hereby presents his
claims To- Democratic Clubs for primary
slection for Tie office OF School Conlni.s.
sioner. II noplinstcd by the Clubs, he will
+be d candidate for The office; II not, lie will
not be a candidate, but will support the
nominee.
- WM. IL HA YNIE
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I1NeM Advert hea{JT +
THE sHEATEsT DIscovraY % r,,,, :
On iAAihS SgE i aiE tssis tsiS 8 81 & NC Aal

THE GaEATEsT DIscovrRv cv n-,,, -.
Dh: 1s45BiAY %ehEIflSS iiis;s' sskG !: ,:;s AeE.
yeHy bef6fs- iiIsF s.ei s.4S .".9ENR.
5!os,n me money rstetns y
oaIiS aaS Spfrsm' fsafsetg iSns:sn, d itsS a
bottle and Chrenlo RSe:asmSe ina ysl gin er:ss
Spra!ns. Bruises, Pains In the I1mi. SSeinp;s -
tuInsa Gnsst ae1SThna'Iy a,hny Not bottle has ever
Price 20 cts. GrToBIxs' HosIs s5s Sea AsSagsly.
10 Pint Bottles, the Beat in, tie wo,isi
frs prte%per Si amfnSss pss 2ja sGres s.s
DiTI0N POWDERS are superior 70 oLabf, 40 ~. 0iE.
no nay They alls1 Fetcr 1PnsifS1 {ha hotnsss Or
so,ts1 Ca, the ssin sys Fiaa Co.'s aaa iapro1s
Col. D. McDaniels, who has assn ska isaSseSht, h
res ;S, as "si; 40 tac Linment ne 4 6s,YrS. .ssal.
the Fastest Running Horses in tho Tya-ss s2n,e q
snnas ia s S' errea,es have been resolved
Druggists. LIPP4AE BROS, sSSannaS ~ ~ tts
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FOR PROBATE, JUDGE, d

MRssRs. EDrToRs: Allow me TO tender my
grateful acknowledgements to the Demol
cratic Clubs who have nominated me for
the Office OF Judge of. Probate, ard ar
ponnce my acceptance of the nomination
subject to ratification st the primary election.
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-09-21

MEasEs. EDrToRs Allow me to say that
aef,ept by the persuasion of many friends,
the nomination of the Democratic party for
the office of Judge of Probate-subjcct to
the primary clection-and my MANY thanks
to my nominating friends
NJ b. CLINKSCALESS. +