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SOUTH CAROLINA
-. chamberlain Inauguratcd.

Co,rNBIA, December The Senate
and Republican House passed OIL
authorizing any qualified officer to ad-
minister the oath to the Governor. A few
minutes past one q clock the RepuoAcan
members OF the Senate marched to lhe
Republican House, when Cham oeriain
was inaugurated and sworn in by Probate
.Iudpe Booze. He delivered snort
inaugural speech. "
Tbe Democrats House appointed =
committee to inform the Senate ana zen.
Ruqer that i. was the legal House urdef
- decision of the supreme court and re-
"uasted the latter to withdraw the troops
from the state house.
wade Hampton Goes for Chamber
lain.
CorrNBIA, December ten. W ade
usmnton has lssused the following card
The following paragraph appears IN
the address of d. II. Chamberlain de-
liyered in the Capitol to-day: "Ihe
yentleuau who was my opponent Tor
shis office in the late election, has re-
cantlv declared. rs | am credlbly I'M
formed, tnht ne ANIus HOs 0"-s -0
Of this city and State, but my HE IN MS
hands. | do not doubt the truth OF the
.tstement. Neither public peace nor the
life Of any man who now opposes the
consummstion OF this policy OF fraud and
y,olence is safe from the assaults OF those
who have enforced that policy
l pronounce this statement lniamGasly
false. |, by my renewed e1ertions' have
tried to preserve the peace Of this State
and have thus contributed to shield
from the popular indignation one wnl
has proved himself disgrace to his RAM
and a traitor to his trust. His conscience
may make him tremble, but neither
nor the men with whom L act couh
tenance the hand of the assassin.
lSignedl WADE HAMPTON
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Died.

New YORK, December Edward
J. Sears. LII. D., of New York, editor OF
the Peoples National Quarterly Rerte'0
died this evening.
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ComptroIIerNo Nominated.

New YORK, December Mayor
Wickhsm nominated Alderman John
Kelly Tor Comptroller in the place OF
Andrew H,Green.
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g,,y-5x says By The Eternal God
.t, bs Governor. He usually
.g, l. word.
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r.v,.t<A has n Mo>ES 10 lead
.a.,.ga the wilderness.
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.-..s..LA.<s administration IN
.. r,-r,Ias. Ike cremation, will
..,,5.y be- ao, sni short.
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Refs on.

New YORK, December John Nor
rissey has declared off sll pools sold in
his house, on the direct result OF the
Presidential election,
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:UspIaN Is III
.a.. We intend 10 have.
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Electoral trouble I'm wisconsin.

.-"AUKEE. December 1t has
yA"'P.i"d That ID. l.. Down one OF the
F0oLcan electors OF this state, Is an
inning surgeon of the pension Du'
-, Ihe Democrats claim that he Is
,.s.e ,s's'ofe Ineligible. The Republicans
.-7, on the other hand, that the posi-
w., w.. o' pension surgeon is not all office
,,,,l ,il." Tie contemp lstion Of the Consti-
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,.,,g war, 70 intimldste = Repuoli-
,,m about the returns from
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psa;,.ls want to bull-doze
ngrlM ''
..U,sr7'.
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.r,>.oA> doesn't count IN 'h's
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Additional Di.ps,chss on Fourth Page. ]
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A. NJ. Palmer. one of the lessees of the
theatre, gives the following statement OF
the numDer of persons in the theatre on
Tuesday evening: 4c5 persons in the
upper gallery, 300 persons IN the dress
circle, $50 persons IN psrquette, u actors
and speaking people, 70 supernumeries,
10 stag" hsncs, y musicians; total,
lOle. or including dressers and other
subordinates, IN all about 1850 persons
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...,f the returns will do.
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Something Horrible

even to contemplate. Up to noon to
day 3l5 bodies had been recovered. OF
these ffty-nine are identified, some by
the remnants of clothing remaining and
others by watches, chains and such ar
ticles, but few by the features. The ac-
tors claude Burroughs and Harry 5.
Murdoch are among the identified.
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o,.5oS lad %.
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The Dead Actors.

What are accepted as the bodies Of
the two actors are simply two black Gin
ders. Around Tho trunk of one was a
sooted and scorched buckskin undershlrt,
and beside the other was piece OF braid.
apparently portions of stage dress.
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.ssn.EC.Ag NATaG,E@
Question for Every Ores 20 answer

/ QRestiOs1s for EyeEy OEs TO answer.
are yaln ttalihlsd with Iaa:gestson
Constipation Of gse Bowels, dyspepsia,
or any diaeasc,uf Tie Livery Have you
a,:s 81: IS red for yeay. essa. essa fon..isan relief
from the use OF medicines? D6you have
faint appetite, and are you troubled
with feelings Of languor? If you have
these feelings VIC know you have not
tried thesnew discovery MEKRELL'S
ItEk.ATINE, at SIMPSON & SADiER's
Drug Store. Iii performing wonderful
cures in this and all other communities
where the people use it. Ii pronounced
by all a. the best Liver Medicine in the
world. TTe5 doses, HillfeIieye the worst
case of Dyspepsia or Constipation Of the
Bowels. Each bots'. enntains fifty doses,
and teespoonfui of this medicine in
winegiassful Of water three times day
for one day, produces most wonderful
change. Where the system is run down
with loss of energy and appetite, or Dys-
pepsia, with all its train Of evil, is effect
ing its deadly work, this remedy, MER-
RELI}S HEPATINE, never fails to
bring about a speedy and permanent cure.
Those who doubt the merit aud virtues Of
this medicine and live from day to day
without trying the HEPATI.IE, have our
sympathy, but cannot be cured uniess
they take tho Medicine.
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EX.TREAsUREn SPINNER. The New
York World says: It is we'll known
thas che ltshfere0fe Spinner, whose eignn-
tilre did ko1rnnehYto maintaini tha;ofedi.
oftbe national currency, hhd7n certain
fatherlf! lvptlnee, for the, fair SEX. s Even
to this day the dnmsels in the Treasury
Department look up at the casual visitor
with the aaucy, impudent, careless ex.
preston Of ,petted and spoiled girls; for
the evil tint tiiefl dol lives after them,
But Spinner has left the world . worse
heritage than n-tho.insouciEnt pefeness- of
the Treasury clerks. He gave DR.. Mary
Whfkef alIl' felection Of the shadow of q
cloud3of nRitie'to acclaim Upon the Gov.
ernmont, and out of that semblance Of o
shadow she Inns woven most substantial
looking demand for shekels. The man
with the vi9g-taiIe4 aignature gave lief
an appointrheht az oierk In the Treasu.
ry Department, and she took the oath of
oiiice.a 'Thia was three years ago, and
Secretary Richardson, now Judge Of the
Court of Claims, refused to approve her
the FDoctog doubtless hay.
ing offered an insufficient aum of uaouey
for his sign rnhhual. And now It is q
,mooted qucation whether the United
States shall pay DR.. Walker foU ihet SER
vices which she did not render during
three yeaA.. she arg1ed her own case
yesterday, and win doubtless continue to
do 80 for many years. At the risk of our
own lives w yenturosto to Fetnark thht Dir
Walker 10 one of the most notable among
the eighteen million OF bores which Car
lyle says that America has produced. y, !.
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J. - Here 10 the verdict of O Kansas Jury {:
rDied of q kick In the stomach from his
wife. and he never knew what hurt him."
= 1t is o curious fact that while busi-
mesa of every kind is depressed and the
wages Of labor are, reduced, the price of
laillStsdsS hhd bGilea cAeSthlts, and the
Ntre tickets, and horse.hire, and sleeve
buttofia, aha other necessities of life.
reHaih unchanged. Nv N ~, 49,, r. 'ls s In,
of bathing" Naid Mrs.
Partingtos, from behind the steam that
arose from her ten as a veil to her
blushes when touching upon so delicate
1ss.aah hjeetsiisoEs5-e can batlie'awitlf perfect
impanity inSyates % cold as sgyeenland's
Icy mountains ma IndSa' % cbraf strands,
bpt for my part I prefer to have the wa
tefa little torpid" lM NAtA
= A letter, witch Vas written bsSa
lady Ia Georgial A@ontaius,the following
statement: II .we4ty a few daya ago.
over q plantation which mas some forty
hands on Sit, chiefly, 1aSS tehahts, sGhnihE
bnes Two ,apds thfee,horHe faryps. They
began o few years ,agoi with, neither pro-
si5i6ns nor stock. tOfie nesfo. entirely
frseS from aebf uiilsmake over thirty
bales Of cotton,and plenty Of ,.caEn, be,
sides other provisions, Others viii mske
In autR:ier priporti6ns. butNait afe inde-
pendent OF becomiDg Sc, aud donat know
that these are Eayd times.p-Nsp YORK
Posf \ .t f-'ArNA- - - ~ ~
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A Candle Physician.

1t is not often that Ne iind amongst the
medical faculty sufficient candor To record
any merit whatever to proprietary incdi.
cines, as 1t conflicts with their interest to dc
80. But below we give all exception
OPINION OF a REGULAR PH YSICIAE
BosToS. January II, 1874.
This certifics that have recommended
the use of Din. TUrr's ExPEtfoRANr for dis.
eases Of the lungs for the past two years. and
to my knowledge many bottles hare been
used by my patients with beneficial results
In two cases where it was thought con.
hrmed consumption had taken place the
Expectorant effected cure.
r. H. SPRAGUF nj. ID
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Tho American People.

n" people i'll the world suffer ny much
with with DyspePsia as Americans. Althougl,
to accomplish IA certain and sure remedy for
this disease and its effects, such us Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Watcr.brash Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up Of the
food, low spirits, general debility. etc, yet
FLOWER we believe there is no case Of Dys-
pepsia that cannot be Immediately relieved
10000 dozen sold last year without one case
of failare reported. Go TO your Druggists,
Willite & Williams, and get a Sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Two doses will re-
lieve you. kaSSslnr size 7j cents. = 3
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i b4{AEAaEMEsg, or HonsRs.---Feod lib
orally, work steadily, and clean thor
pGghly, is my motto in the management
fhein FaSbsd 4 dfy5 Shd clean SsiersS 5 . ieav, Ise
ing them for the night. Where horaes are
worked six days in tho weGlI, ! thoFShgh
grooming is absolutely essential to their
health. The more highly they are fed
o,s iso more mpG,is ap dS Ssae 9apb nab
hRd.she whisk and brush too iittle. I do
notn,yself upon IT,, but belisva it
wouadlpay always TO take The whole liar-
pess from the R6rse., when put In the
ing The ihoalde.s Wiz clld water, after
xard thoroughly drying with a cloth.
questi0u~t 1gfizISg IA q hundred duly
anprsciqtea hqE8 muehr be; losea frCfg jfss
l} Eobr hflskh end jhsnot Ieesiihg tlietn
10 vigorous health, aud IN q condi.
lion to do y maximum days work..
American Ayricallafdi;st.
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DENFHHsT4ssY7.. j y.
DR. g. Mp JONES

Us prephred To do all kinds OF Dentistry
h at short notice, Being il, possession OF
oil the latest improvements and best of ma
terial, can do work in the bcsAIof style. In
setting and fllihg teeth, nc is determined
not, 20 DO surpassed by any. Old decayed
above the price Of ofSe3tm6tihly9 G6oE tcctli
within the rcach of all, Mt Che present re-
duced pficss;. All work warranted Office.
adjoining 4. J. leaks fesidenee, second
door below market. Terms low for cash or
barer. 2 81
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MRssRs. EDIroRs Having been nomina.
ted for the Position of County Commits.
thanks TO the Clubs that have complmented
Inc with their TneInipetiopssa aud to gay TINT
IL nominated tby the iDem6e etats at The PHI
mary election will become q candidate .for
the position, Az / agraee With the ptinHpie
the man seek tho ofiice, it viii be impossibie I
for 1ne to canvass the Cnnntv for tho nomil
nation, and hence shall leave the QUESTION
of REORGANIZATION to she peopleof Anderson
County, Respectfully, ac Nla g91 n
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FOR sXGG. w. N''
278 ACR RESttDf1LAMD
.asuaTFsIth bAa 'eSagi ,-s-5rEsR
ssaa.Ez- .. sIzA AlEAsssi sSGsS SssAS

: 80 ,.f.fiin1pA yH c2i9tlAt irVt iH.ao rl A'1f
0TUATE ten Inile5 south OF Anderson
NJ Court House. on waters of Big Gene.
roStee 5Iesak, fatsd Known GSs the s'Gregg
Place. ~ lInesa ef3 upon said psace 100 acres
Of original forest Tnely timbered--2S acres
of bottom land, and nd. goQa Vets power for
on, ,accommodat atinlt terms.
: AlSos two H6fssE E4-oTie fIts saddi q horses
and the Other OH extSa buggy -horo. Orc
,isW 6ugsy, ns.seellEheouA and Medical
p0olS Surgical instruments, 40, and my
entire House Eprnitp1e,.
On accotitit OF declining health, I expect
tl spend the winter NoiIh. Parties indebt-
cd to me must make -pPyTne9tlsy the
l 2orH DAY OF 0CroBER,ul.se
S Those FILLING to do so. viii And their
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an
.dfEccr for collection. f E5di 40
~ h9aniH.ts' 49, II. H. SCUDDAY.
Sept aS, 1876 / ii
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.gsS- w. ASBURY KAY is respectfully
ToconsssisEaSesl hy thcsHonea Path township
ne their choice for County Commissioner,
ty. There never has been Cou, Y Com
missionct from, this section of. the County,
and the roads and other business ieeds look.
ing after nir. Kay is q practical man, and
qualified for the position
HONEA PATH DEM CIIJR
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HONEA PATH DEM. CLUB.

.gz0- The friends of Mai. L. NEWTON
cratic Clubs at their primary elections as q
suitable person for the office Of County
Commissioner. Mai. Newton viii riecrful-
ly,,abide by the result OF the primary cleo
tion, and If not nominated himself VIII sup
port those who arc nominated.
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MEssRs EDIToRs Several Democratic
Clubs having nominated me for Clerk of
Court, respectfully tspior them my CRATE
ful thanks for their preference, and accept
their nomination---subject to ratification ut
the primary election.
JOHN w. DANIELS.
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E1- Having been nominated by some of
the Democratic Clubs for one of the County
CommisslohHssog Anderson County Lfake
this Opportunity to return my thanks for
the compliment which was uhsottglit BY me-
- i.....@.y s:.sas.o. ~. ~.
become IA ..candidate-.not otherwise. In
consenting to become Candidate desire TO
say that cannot undertake to canvass the
County for the nomination.. Il believe TINT
In this, as in every other case, the Office
should seek the man, and not the man seek
the oftice!s JOHN @. CAN'T.
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WM. II. HAYNIE.

gz6- The friends of Mr.. ANDREW II.
OSBORNE beg leave to nominate him rs q
candidate for School Commissioner at the
approaching election subject to tIeaction
Tofthe Democratic party
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GeGEeYs sACHiHERH,-csvI svIn.r7 Perry
Eal. fde 6FdeAviggs3S. O., hes been foff
soms time engaged 10 making improve
inents in cotton machinery, which i'm
prCvements arc now about completed.
It is cl9imed that by these improvements
iElaill hAis3 red kaires oiI8A half the isizA' or
toTyAbpildipg5ope-hn the amount OF
machihery s6hG G.halfthe amount Of power,
and only pyNH ale the tRgn5ifn Of capital
required when using Tie present style Of
tIiachinery TO produce given amount Of
goods. Hence, If 1t now requires an out
lay of tWentyffEe &horseHi dollars to put
10 operation sufficient amonnt of ma.
GlsjbRgyTfh 1hanrsaEt.ss aAss9fti1onnahaj
pounds Of goods daily, aud II costs FIVE
eenta pr pound 70 make IT, It will only
coat, by using the improved machinery,
twelve thousand five hundreds dollars 60
produce the Same amount Of goods, and
oalyrtSgp apd ,ena,haH 2cepta pen pound,
ZOE - aaApiaciurings yd973I ct asi3oN y
ab OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -s,li1itsr
urgAn, 1llinoiss girl couldn't secure 3
deEiiacdtel an a scIicel4tea0lief 6ceahse
shes eodlsia' 'tsSElla tli6 COMMITTEES by
the hind-whecIs' OF 'Rewagon wefe the
lS7geH3. - ftbs7gblk iIs van oHas 9tit 80
1eaayE ehises sFou97se ssks az what pofJ
ton bf Che e4pT 1alIed the ylobe,n Ie
ID the R0Ftiun " hoh your parsHt used TO
AEmly gFssp when he led Eop RaRtlys It
20 gassl. pSa fsaDhandsO&ns Ssi66a of
'Fs IS I Sss bsss 81 isy idea Whieh 4
lflss-re reas.olJ Roiseiisk 5,exp pressed s9hen
he told hisiiaiother illak lid ogaessed the
staT5 were tptSly itb3 tooss'of tAe fioWefp
Thschf %efe growing Ia hsayen, which
roots had grown TOD deep down snd dcome
throuen.. = ~. 81 49,
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THIS Machine has received, the highes.
premiums wherever exhibited. and consid-
ed by all as Indispensable to any- one GIN
ming cotton. I. savesga hand, (the1 feeder \
which VIII pay its cost the irit, season.. It
takes out All rocks, nails, an6 any, hard sub,
stance, thereby saving the gin, and protec-
which makes a better SAMPLE, and Il FeepS
.. perfect roll, and the gin can clean the seed
closer. 1t spits any make of gins, aud can
be attached in, ten minates a pbljy Is sent
to attach on the gin for the driver. This
attachment will more than twice save lis
price in one season. Price, "a. .25 per saw,
1TaeooIling to size of gin. .nsh aiVi sIiu.aSe
L JaHafis J. E.iPEOPLESx Agent. .-,i,i T.
\, of tho firm Of Gslre=s...lls 6 6 Esssopi,s, ss4
ioaTa .lI 99 Anderson s.. O. b
Aug 10, 1919 lsii.sss, 4 - ucifi1n4 .if
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GD- The undersigned hereby presents his
claims to Democratic Clubs for primary
election for the office of School Commits
sioner. If nominated by the Clubs, lie will
be q candidate for the Office; Ii not. lie will
NJ not be q candidate, but will support the
WM. II. HAYNIE
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AN NDGNCENaEMTS.S 2
FOR SCHOOL c0MuxssIoNER.


2y> The friends Of Mr. ANDREW J..
WATT respectfully recommend him as n
suitable person for School Commissioner of
Anderson Gounty-subject to the nomina-
ton of the Democratic Party;
lz0- The many friends Of J. N. CAR
VILE respectfully recommend him as n
suitable person for School Commissioners of
Anderson County--subject to the nomina-
tion Of the Democratic party. Help our
disabled soldiers.
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J TTOR pROBATE JUDGE

! MEssRs. EDIrons: Allow me to tender my
grateful acknowledgements to the Demo-
Stso sho 0ee SsSs Of Ia a99sRtsfG and %' a0 iof
ne.lnce roy, acceptance of the-nomination--
subject to ratification at attheprimary elcetion.
~. W. W. HUMPHREYS,
MEssrs EpIroRs Allow me to soy thnG I
accepa, by the persuasion OF many friends
the nomination of the Democratic party for
the office OF Judge of Probate14subject to
the primary election--end nay many thanks
to my nominating friends
~ OHM. B. fCLINKSCALES.
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7 The many friends of W. T. .GRUBBs
announce him as suitable person for the
office of Sheriff at the next enauing cleo
tion-subject to the result of the Demo
crutic primary election. Help our one-arm
Confederate soldier
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BROWNB (BroadawqyD ammo, ec~ am as d
suitable person for tie office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing election--sub-
ject to the result of the Democratic primary
elsctlon,iSG 81 kE<a JEiIg 81 syEx u
To rHE DEMocRATs OF AEDERsoN CouNrY
The Undersigned, having been suggested
by several Democratic Clubs for reelection
as County Commissioners, respectfully an
nonpSe that they will laat seek or decline
election will serve the people as heret0I
fore--othcrwise, we will cheerfully support
tho. CHOICE of the people for this important
position, s,d a,t 2xad .QssH. p 1EANT. a.
,..... ht-,-s. !, ii.,n,nI, j AN ESflN.I a. 9,
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FOR COUNTY COJllfLSSIONER

FOR COUNTY CORNERSTONE
gsis- The friends of GEO. N. McDAVID
respectfully announce him rs u suitable
candidate for County Commissioper-ssub-,
ject to tho nomination OF the Democratic
party.
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ss9- The many friends OF MAJ r. NJ.
BURNS recommend him as s. stable per-
son 10 represent theuinas County Ecmnis-
sioner from the northwestern portion of the
Counsy-subject to ths f&sfllt1f the primary
election -yF. a-s
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FOR CLERK or URT

Gs5- AT the solicitation of p,any friends
present my claims to the Democratic Clubs
ut tho primary election for the Office sog
Clerk of the -Conrt..yeIf.not nominated ut
the primary election, will not be candi-
date, but will support Che nominee.
THOMAS p. BENSON
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FOR SHERIE'F

I " N ~ FOR SHERIFF. q
Es1- The friends of JAMES II. McCON-
NELL respectfully announce him rs a can-
didate for Sheriff Of Anderson County at
the next election-subject to the Democratic
nomination.
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Hoy 10 PUT. UP PIoELEs. ~ The. sea-
son ia now as hand wien every house
ksepnfis Rbout ,'pnttidg up, ilieeyeaf's
supply OF picEies!o And thef6 10 a SthinIg
iniIEhe tNofld So aggraysting % q
thrifty housewife as to ind on opening
her pickle, iay, that jpssasd of thgr firm,
crisp, and refreshing pickles, 60 much
tisgiredAana looked lsofHfara To, skS Nss f0.
he'd tfes.ble, d. no pey,c y
naas6 Of sot tsst9 AGf ipsipid yp65t5'
bIkBs thRt has i5ser rendered aD hY Tia
use 9iyJ 4egslr Igcking proper strength or
containing all sortaEof mineral aeld5land
deieteEi1n9 substances.
p d iiha Esig I8 86tcr 4 bveFl 'G'tlssaL
pickles, using Q handful of salt 70 one
gallon 90 iilegt; eieo them stand oyer
night kEssnal isafai s.Isen ,elf lthnEeaelily
and Eogss them go ntiSely with ptEa cider
S0rEIEe giaEsag scts then I ea6d u tfiefk
days, tlsel Sala HielG the Vine w, r8lls r,8fll
IS OF add c6V5s dem Wi o / s.
vinegar, cold !, spiee, To- saSt 81 II iisrlali
piece cf alum may tbe a9ded TO improve
thor colorj keep ycug pickle jar Wall
covered and you VIII have fEe aud crisp
pickles for S6ays.i g sises
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1876-10-19

- Here 10 the verdict of Kansas jury !:
irDied of g kick In The stomach from his
wife, and he never knew what hurt hini!.H