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was referred communication from Hon.
w. D. Simpson. claiming and demand.
ing, es the duly elected Lieutenant Gov.
ernor of tho State, his right, when pres.
ent, tc preside over the Senate, and an.
aoancing bis presence and readiness TO
enter upon the discharge of that duty.
Whittemore introduced the following
resolution:
Resofeed by the Senate, That q com.
mittee Of six. 90 consist Of three from
the Republican aud three from the Dem
ocsatic party. be appointed by the Presi-
asnt os The Seaate fe. The purpose Of in
vestigatinR the whole mater relative 10
the legal and constitutional " 1anization
Of tho two hopsta, known as Tho oval.
lace" aud "Maekey" Houses, she said
committee 10 commence the investigation
withia tsh deys.
The Pres!den, desired that nominations
for members Of said committee be made
by the Senate.
Messrs. Whittemore, Swaiis, Tan, Je.
ter, Meetze and Witherspoon were nomi.
mated.
The Senate adjourned sine die.
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COUNTY DEMoCRATIC CoNyEaTIoy.

y
The Central Executive Committee fcl
Anderson County, at the meeting held
on Tuesday, 18th inst, passed the follow
ing resolution:
R0olved, That County Convention
Of the Democratic party be called 20 meet
al Anderson G. II. on the first Tuesday
in January next, to consider tie situation
If public affairs ia this State, ard to de-
yisd measures for the best interests of the
whole people Of Anderson County aud
the Site generally.
The basis Of representation is the same
as heretofore, to wit: Each Democratic
Club is entitled to one delegate for
twenty-five members or under, and an
additional delegate for each additional
twenty-five members. The delegates
will be expected to present credentials
from the proper officers of their respec.
tive Clubs.
1t is recommended to the several Clubs,
whose meetings do not take place between
now and the time fixed foy the County
Convention, that they will hold an extra
meeting ON Saturday, S0th of December,
for the purpose Of electiug delegates.
JAMES A. HOYT,
County Chairman.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

The closing proceedings of the Senate
on Friday last were interesting and i'm
portant. The concurrent resolution from
the Mackey House requesting Chamber
lain to arm, equip and station in Aiken
County one hundred State constables was
rejected
Mr.. GeetEe, on behalf Of the special
committee to cancel the bills Of the Bank
of the State, reported that these bills now
in the State Tresury are so cut and mutt
lated they can never be used again, and
that the amount of said bills received for
taxes aggregates :is s:i;s. oss seS seS SseG zee &C.
Messrs. Jeter and Withenpoon, mi
nority of the Committee on Privileges
and Elections, entered protest on the
journal in the matter of Hon. II. w.
Gary, Senator elect from Edgefeld Coun-
ty, declaring the action of the committee
as illegal snd unjust, aud againa: parlia-
mentary usage. The committee had re.
fused to seat Gen. Gary upon the prima
Eacie evidence that he vas elected
The Democratic Senators united in
several protests. cne protest was against
the exercise, OF the ONCE of President OF
the Senate by Richard II. Gleavea. whose
term Of Office as Lieutenant Governor haa
expired. Another was against the pas
cage of bill to mako appropriations fol
the payment Of the sa.asy and mileage
of the members Of the General Assembly
| and the, salaries OF the subordinate ofEi.
cers and esnployeea. from which we make
the following e1tsack:
The laK-uakihg povseE Of the. State is
! by. virtue Of the constitution, vested In
the General Assembly, to hs eolapoaed oi
tives organized according 20 its pfnvisiors
General Assembly. The Supreme Courl
! nf this State--ths court of last resort
has decided that the body over which the
Hon. w. Fl. Wallace presides as Speaker
| Is the constitutional House of Represen'
tatives, and consequently it must be q
portion of the General Assembly. Sec
| tiUn 81, article 2, of the constitution Gays
mo bill shall have the force of law unit
it shall have been read three times, ant
on three several days, in each house, hs.
had the great seal of the State affixed t,
it, and has been signed in the Senate
House by the President of the Senate
and the Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sentutiscs."
Section %, article 2, 6f.the constitution
further Gays: "No money shall be dfawt
from the Treasury but in pursuance o
an appropriation made by law"
We submit that no body of men prest
ded over by q private citizen, and wiki
less than o constitutional quorum, caI
form any part of the General Assembly
consequently We protest against the nc
ton Of til: Senate in the pretended pas
aage Of the bill referred to. and we Civ
it us our opinion that it can raver iar
the force of law.
i Mr.. Crit,enden presented his siewr 4
10 entered un che Journal. a. monte
,u9 ih6 Judiciary Committee, 20 wiicH
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SOUTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE.

The ninety-first session of the South
Carolina Conference, NJ. E. Church,
South, was held at Chester. December
1918, 1876, Bishop II. II. Kavanaugh
preSiding. Rev. WIN. G. Power was re.
elected Secretary. The reports from the
various charges in the State showed graf
flying increase of membership, but the
financial repogts were rot so favorable.
owing TO the depression in financial cir
cles. The several addresses on the sub.
iecis of Sunday School missions. &c,
Wtf5 highly ,rIydiiiubie TO the diistii-
guished speakers. Bishop Kavanaugh's
address OH the subject of Missions was
an able efoEt, sustaining the reputation
Of the distinguished speaker.
, The following ministers were admitted
on trial into the travel connection: Revs.
Il. BascdnI Browne, Erwin G. Price, L.
G. Walker, A. LcGette, II. II. Jones, +.
E. Gilbert, A. B. Lee, w. p. Meadors, j.
+. Mozingo. The Conference ranks were
never 80 full as at present. It is crafty
ing tosee that SO many laborers are ready
for active service. Tire following are the
appointments for-she Greenville District
GaEEEvILI.E DIsrnICr.-O. "A. Darby
Presiding Elder.
Greenvillc station, A. Coke Smith.
Greenyille circuit, A. w. Jneksnn. "a
heid2ille CT, J. K. Mccain, j. F. Mo.
a1ygo, j.: A. Wood, sup'y.
FORK Shoals Ct, j. Finger.
Williamston sta., 8. Lander.
brnshy Creek CT, j. j.. Workman.
Anderson sta, II. +. Chrietaberg.
anderson ct. and miss, A. Erwin.
shallow Ford ct., T. P. Phillips.
sandy Springs CT, j. Attaway.
Pendleton CT, 8. 3. Jones.
Pie:.tns CT, A. w. Walker.
pi,ickens miss, E. III. Merritt.
N.N,,, Maihaila and Seneca City CT, J. ]
UIyeonee miss, w. p. Meadors.
,WeStminsterct and miss, @. d. Mann
williamston Female College, Samue
Lander, President.
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BE1EC1AH. NOTICES.
Scarcity Of M0Hey.

There is no doubt but the present condi.
tion OF all kinds Of business and industry Il
fearfnlly depressed. and it behooves every
fnmily 70 look carefully to their expenses
Winter Is coming on when children arr
liable to Group. Whooping Cough. etc
Coughs and Colds will prevail everywhere
and Consumption, with other throat and
lung diseases, will carry Off many. These
diseases should not be neglected. Doctor,
oils are expensive and we would advise oui
people TO use BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
1t never hns failed. One bottle at rs centt
will keep your whole family we'll during
tho winter. Two doses will relieve any case
Sold IN all towns in the Urited States, and
by your Druggist. Wilhite d Williams. i-'
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Advice Gratis.

The Hon. Alexander II. Stevens says
"1'he Globe Flower Cough Syrup has
proven most valuable remedy To me-"
Gov. james NJ. Smith, Of Georgia aaya
i shall always use it with perfect conf.
dence, and recommend It to the public
as remedy which will aFad that satis-
faction experienced by me aud mine II
excols everything for coughs, colds aud
obstinate lung affections"
ExGov. Brown, Of Ga. says :-"He
fluids the Globe Flower Cough Syrup II
most excellent remedy"
Such endorsement by our great and
good men deserves the attention of the
afflicted. Those suffering from cough,
Guilds and lung affections should use the
Globe Flower Cough Syrup. It will pos.
itively cure consumption.
For sale by Simpson & Sadler.
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G0VERNOR EsAmpToN.

.
The Gnai adjournment uf she E.egiala.
ture brinss the question directly before
the people as to whom they will sustain
as the lawiul Govstaur Of South Caro-
lima. Gen. Wade Hampton waa duly
elected, and has been inaugurated under
the forms prescribed by the law. The
Office has been usurped by Daniel II.
Chamberlain. who pretends to exercise
the powers and prerogasives of the Chief
Magistrate, and who retains possession Of
the executive chamber. He 10 seaking
to enforce an unlawful and exosbitant
tax levy, imposed by an illegal and un-
constitutional body known as the Mackey
House, and will donhtleea epnoins hia
ofieefs in every County TO collect the
taxes. His appointments haye ;.os been
made kiown at this visiting, aha We ars
Unable to state who 10 willing to incur
the odium of attempting 10 collect taxes
in Anderson County sor 4hs ouppert ane
maintenance Of che Csiamberiain dy-
nasty. The total levy for State and
County purposes is said to be III mills,
which is infinitely greater in amount
than any previous tax. The reckless and
shameless extrsvagauce Of the past does
not equa' the present dsmand.
On the other hand, The Constitutional
House has requested the Taxpayers to
contribute for the support Of the legal
government under Gen. Hampton an
amount equal to one.fourth of las. years
taxes, end appointments will be made in
every county OF persons 70 receive this
contribution. This fund will be dis
bursed under the immediate supervision
of Gov. Hampton, aud will be used for
the maintenance of the penal and chari-
table institutions of the State, the pay
ment of salaries, and the legitimate ex.
penses of the government. The tax
payers will receive certificate, which
will be accepted hereafter in part pay
mcnt Of the taxes for tho current year,
when the General Assembly 10 lawfully
organized and ievics o constitutional tax.
The issue is thus squarely presented be-
fore the Taxpayers, and we are confident
that the response in Anderson County
will be in unison and harmony with the
balance of the State. Not one dollar
can be paid with safety to the officers ap-
pointed by Chamberlain, and the iniqui-
tous demand will be totally disregarded
by the people of Anderson. The neces.
aity for sustaining Gov. Hampton in his
position, and the moderate contribution
lin consonance with the heedu of the tax
payers) whichlhas besis gcqaested by the
constitutional Retss, sehass it feasible
aud practicable fof thi6 measure to be
put in speedy operation, and it's prompt
endorsement BY the people will tend to
weaken the pretensions of Chamberlain
and strengthen the hands of Gov. Hamp-
ton in every respect. We must cut of
the supplies from the usurper and turn
them in the direction Of the lawful Gov
ernor, whose reliance is mainly upon the
adhesion of the people electing him,
coupled with the right and justice Of his
position. Every citizen who desires
peace. orLer and the supremacy of law
will promptly2decIare allegiance to Gov.
Hampton, and respond to she limited de-
mand for the sustenance of legitimate
government.
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ANDERSON oEMocRATIC CLUB.

President Watt requests us to announce
that there will be q meeting of the An.
derson Democratic Club on Friday nigh,
in the Masonic Hall, at u o'clock p. M,
to elect delegates to the County Conven.
sion, and attend to such other business a.
may be brought before the Club. AL.
the members, or peraons desiring to join,
arc requested to attend promptly.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL HOUSE.

The last days proceedings of the Con.
stitu,ional House were unimportaut.
The members decided in caucus not tu
receive more than one hundred dollar,
each for their services, in view of the sur
rounding circumstances, aud the great
need Of the public institutions. Tho
members were faithful to their trust, and
worked in accord with Gov. Hampton
and the State Executive Committee. A,
seven o'clock on Friday night, the House
adjourned sine die.
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b@- Simpson & Sadler are giving
away handsdme. book entitled Pearls
for the people," containing much valua.
BILE information and many interesting
articles. 1t also containsa history of the
discovery of the "Hepatine," for diseases
of the liver, dyapelmin, constipation aud
indigestion, &C., and eives pt,sitive ASST
rance that when the Hepatine is used it
effects a permanent and lasting cure of
these diseases, which prevail to such an
alarming extent in our country. Take
the Hepatine for oil diseases Of the
liver
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MyMENEAL.

MARRIED on the 2lst of December,
1876. by the Rev. w. A. Hodges, Mr.. J.
jELETCHER ANDERSON. If Andefson
County, and Miss KATIE r. RICHTER, oi
Abbeville County. 1,fr ~
'as Printers Fee received
On December 18th, by Rev. w. Cutfino
Smith, Mr.. GEORGE RODDY and Miss
ANN REEBE. Z ~. q ~
BY thesasae. December Goth. Mr.. WAR.
McELROY and Miss RUTH A 8. CRAIG
& On December 18th. at the residence Of the
brides father. DR.. J. w. Earle, in Pickenf
Cnunty. by Rev. Hugh McLees. Mr.. f. b
: fO'NEAL and Miss NJ. p. EARLE.
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CAROLINA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

We would call attention to the adver-
tisement Of tho Carolina Collegiate In.
s,itutc. Parents having SONS or daugh-
ters to educate would do we'll to place.
them under the care of Prof. Ligon, who
is so we'll and favorably known as o
scholar and gentleman of fine attainment
in our community. He will have ex.
perienced and competent assistant.
during the coming year.
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THE DAYONET HOUSE.

The Mackey House completed its ar
duous !abors on Friday, and adjourned
ane die. Before taking this action,
Thomas introduced q preamble and reso-
luton reciting that the members elected
to the Legislature, who have not qualified
before Maclrey, we're guilty Of high con-
tempt, aud authorizing Mickey to declare
their seats vacant and issue writs of elec-
tion. We are anxious to know who will
become candidates under this proceeding
in Anderson County.
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tho in order TO the accomplishment. Of
the purposes hereinabove set forth. all
persons ehali tender in payment of the
sums required only gold and silver coin,
United States currency, and national bank
notes, save as modified by a resolution of
even date herewith
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Rev. Il. F. Chrietzberg, who has been
assigned to the Methodist Church at this
7. pace for the coming year, wiIliprearh in
us church on the frat Sabbath in Janu.
vary. " de graduated recently at WofFord
Ioaeee, and spent portion of his boy
"aOa % % Anderson. Our people will bo
P'eASed To have him again in our midst.
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I. VOL, YI,0SlL=4 XII--;,NI0. lI.lT 81 10. "a.
LATEST PROCLAIM ATa0ga.a 4

rnpio1 aafal6J dtro5
debt for GUANO sUPGt&s
1875 reported
therefore, make this Prosmaton
Janua4y 1917, parties will have the
charges anything his trouble
der hands and seals this 2ah day ytaonoo2 i1os
49,. = i WILSON & REED.
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Christmas week has not been celebra.
'ea mere sy any largo entertainments or
s'ea' display. 1t has, however, been
very pleasant despite the weather in con.
'sqaenee of a number of sociables and
small dinings.
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-. Inc youth of Anderson spent all their
Z .tpIaa changein fireworks at the time
~ ~ Aampton's election, and hence tho
t..aaas ttS.lasuaas guns UasR lsEs and SSfar DO.
tlGsofttfs - 3. 80 Ill ~, ~
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CAROLINA
COL LL.EGlATE
INSTI'V'Q UT E.

FH0HE Exercises of the Second Term Of
Il this Institute will be resumed OIL
MONDAY. JANUARY 9tEa, 1877.
This School, established with q view to
the co-education Of the sexes, has now been
in successful operation for four years. and
has, ul to the present time, given it's foun.
ders no reason to regret the experiment ;
but. on the contrary. on account of it's ben.
eticinl influence upon both sexes. It has
overcome whatever prejudice may have ex-
listed in the minds of any of it's patrons
against it in the beginning. aud is now ac-
knowledged to be q system of education to
which there can be urged rs little objection
rs To any other.
Especial attention is called to the terms
below. The cash rates are considerably
lower than the time rates. thus affolding
persons an opportunity to obtain liberal
education at low price, provided they pay
promptly fo- Il.
Charges, peg Term Of Thirteen Weeks.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Elemcn-
tary Arithmetic Ito compound num-
berS,) Mental Arithmetic. and i'ri-
mary Geography, in advarce.......$5 90
On w
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Written
and Oral Arithmetic, Composition,
Higher Geography, English Gram
mar, U. s. History and Dictation, in
w
On time.. 90
Scientific, Higher English and NJ ethe75
niaticat and Classical Studie5, IN ahl
vance l3 90
On w
MUSIC, per ]? 22s
Use of Piano, per term. 2 90
Contingent Fee, per terni...............N y 25
IL Charges commence from tho date of en-.
trance Of the pupil. No deduction will be
made'fo loss OF time, unless in case OF pro.
tracted and serious illness.
Board, exclusive OF washing and lights
can be had IN the Institute at Sill 90 per
month, Il paid promptly in advance by the
month il not, at $3.50. -,
W. J. LIGON.
Dec 81, 1870 %
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( Cnl9 st,tQrciRg winds and dFjylsg rains
SeeSd0iA t9itlp bring 6n. q sauglf, IId ot
I h.,aFs 60 - thia ssaspn, and ttailiG
sssoaSh spSlsn Shas!d b9 GtAsS 9syrl !.
hoaSe. ID By ell 15.Sl
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Flour. FlOtlI..s,,Il.. !.

n USrA received. ai,i,Elsef sSiF,nlg or 'fhd
eR Celebrated 4 ille, Telin., FiduFa.
viZ--Tube Rose GeSif III fhn Bury. Odd
Trump and Liitlg dry Slf.esS9,s ~
Also, come iddFS HAT yheap Eiour,
froia tzalFti, 4lIlnes. Sion. as Flour "a
advanclhE II tstt sSI fiatsEgls
Alr5TEs,d3 "a I'd Sslsis. hsi s. 80
Usr,l1g loia ~ 4
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROEINA,i
~ ANDERSON County
BY w. ". Humphrey, Esq, Probate Judge
WHEREAS, Dr. Z. NJ. Brown has made
suit 20 me to grant him letters Of Admins
tration. on the Estate and effects of John
Reed. deceased
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all kindred and creditors of the said John
Reed, deceased, to be and appear before
me in Court of Probate TO be held at An
derson Court House, on Friday, Janua-
ry 18th, 1877. after publication hereof,
to slcw cause, ifany they have, why the said
administration should not be granted
Given under my hand, this end day Of
December, a. .. 1876.
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of !'ro!,ote.
Dec %, 1876 "a %
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To the Defendant, Mdry Andrews:

To the Defendant, Mdfy Andrews:
No lIcE is hereby. ,:iyen that an action
has beet COM nienleM II Hsthts CoattS hpuh
complaint or the ahuve named Plaintiff,
tor the purpose of obtaining aale to pay
debts and liabilities OF DECEASED aaf tie
premises therein described, under the lirecI
proceeds of such sale nlnepg said creditoTs,
according .,oi their. respective rights Which
premises were at the time Of ytheco,l,rnene
inent OF shis ACTION: and the filing rof this
notice sitintp In the State Of South Carelis
na, county OF Anderson, and are descfibed
Peter h. Walker, deceased, of which YOU
have an interest. II, f155 ~
JOHN d. MOORE,
.SpA.1S ,sz.sI sflsi'.si 81 Il = Attegpssy.S I
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kEGdL AnPE5sI ,ygo are cos,sps.,ss 10
se9vt1e- sEsh tsS hSyett lnE oytaafca ty
ni ksF6uith appet the gssesl tSsg dggiillsss
rsegey eogaes Will tfse orsaT.
Citations, two insertions ss5sss aSS : na "a
Eataie Nptless, tnrSs Ipsrsttoas, !. z q go
FiEal SetHehie u3sS 1yf ih3krtfoitp ~ ~ HfS
10 CORRR6P PdlvDENEA-Af j n, krss -
sisenti.n, soEimuuieat IONS must be eeTr i5IfzI
by the true name and address OF the wrtls tCs
neeestAry STAMPS fernshe ea ti,s pssssee
thereon. 81 stssJy iEts9sS In s91Sosf3 = 49,
opiaions S ws Of are or e Aae
All communications Ailoiild b.t nddrnssed 10 "gd.
itorn fnteilgeneern apd all chaa ~ dfaffs foiiey
Sffa'f' sf q" ''0a ~ RIGS &osr e 'es eo oId''
b&.4lE :! 49, 1I 8 AEssseessc:
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TAKE NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to me fer FUR
"A ElTURE or COFFlNS must Csline at
Unre and pay. ar else they will find their
ACCOUNTS IN the hands o. Rn Qliicer silr col,
lection; I NEED MONEY. AND MIST
HAHE III. z
4 q. +. Toll %s
UEs5 II, 1870 ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Az All persons having demands against
the Estate OF John B. POore. decreased are
notified to present them to the undarsignc,E,
properly proven, within the time prescribed
by law, and uil indebted to make pHSment.
J. J. MATrlSOH.~
Admir-, de bonis non. with will Annexed.
Dec 81, 1876 3 Ss
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Quick Sales and small Profits

.T HAVE. on HANblMl
L SHOES, BOOTS ~
HomeSpuns, Calico Hats,
Hardware Groceries,
~ PROVISIONS, Fancy Goods.
Vir.iiiia Cassimeres. (bcst goods
thar u inan or boy can wear,)
Geurgis Jeans -
Columbus, Ga,, Cheeas,
And many other things too tedious to men,
tim, that will SELL rs low ae can be bought
in Town for cash. Be suro aud give me n
call before huyiiig. rND 3 =
Dec p, 1876. q
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STATE al esoyEH CAROLINA.
80 SGUisIT, Or a u Ilr5i.,,ilN ~.

q
,.Eo S0UfTi I Or a NDEi.sON.
,lNaTaEd.<,URT OF PROBATE.
L. NJ. Brown, Plaintiff. against Chester M
Walker, Columbus e. Walker, BENJAMIN.
+. Walker, ettai.i IDsAen.klhtS. .--S -Samn.ons
for Suie.
To the Defendant, Mary Andrews :iiil {
%TOU IRE Hereby stuniponcd and 1reAttiirea
II to answer tile complaint iii this ne.
ton, which Is flied III the Probate Judge'a
office De,;ember q, 1879, md TO serve copy
OF your answer to the saiH complaint on the
subscriber at Ills Office. at Anderson Court
House, South Carolina, within twenty days
after the service hereof. exclusive of the day
of such service, and 1T you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff In this action will apply to the
t".", for the relief demanded IN the COM.
plaint, 'lsis US
Da.ed 2is, December. A. n. 1876. 4 s3s.t
JUHN 3. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.