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Prog tr4naalIs9 Ealnln3 .

In concluding aE address to, p,s students
Il RUniyersity College {londoh) frof. Tyn-
{all, who 10 'uhq,l ionably one of the most
fdahtigable brain workers of our century,
Aid, .talse oaret Of your health. Imagine
Hercules is dars1nan In q rotten boat: what
4n he DO thsye but by the very, fcFca'eES his
Sroke expedite the ruin Of his craft Take
tnguished scientist's sdYice Is equally val
uAbi. u all se0aksss. We hrs opt 20 devote
oil our eSergies 20 welding the oars, our
anime or even think Of tae cendition ofot1s
boats until the broken or rotten timbers sud-
denly give way and we find ourselves the
victims OF c calamity which conid have, ,beep
e4siiy avoided lbt G7hHlS adteti6GEhK
What began with o sliGsas fracture. or per-
nnpo even careiess exposure TO. disorgan-
Of, the ife.boat. The disease which begin
with s slight headache or an undue expoi
sure 20 cold terminates In death, ,}nnleSs It's
progress be checked, and tho disease relhai
died. The fifs symptoms, t1o herAlds OF
disease, give no iniicationt0 OF thestrenEth thE07
The onIconaing Zoe, and tl3evictim trasss taas
his old ally; NatTlre via extermiuate the
invader. But Di8east Il an old iSeslgfai tfIia
-z1sSlIsfziss LA ia,sat nc se4
ments Ia the night lime, land soma bright
morning finds hiInc in possession Of ono OF
the strongest fortihcations; and when he
Ehs ssiss ! \ III fhfi filS g -
eBe M tlia ~ ilntn u cal
~ ssS% Z fSlY pol
fatfs6 ts eIyfaSs on the IA
TIE n ey - leatIss llgsi yllofe -
kesp i: e.s ssls sas
IIg ~ 10 Il rs
Snfef The ferlAl hii .stsai
! a dcsiEay yntl rkcsAn. s-z and isls-
puyVIj;iIE E3ts 40 1r1a =, 90
Isf n e a (SSi ~ Nd csr1ESli-
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PASTOR.
TRrUTH on asspEnr.

At the regular meetingof the Ladies' sewing 30.
ciesy. heldMarch 2oth 1877. the following resoIu.
tions g6ro unanimously adopted: W5j q.isS
WHEREAS. Almighty God, in His cll-wiso provi-
ed death to remove from our midst Mrs. SAHAH
A. MILLWEE, the loved and honored. President Of
G! 5ho asdiea' Sewing Society Of THO Presbyterian
!. RetoIred, That We, the members Of said Soci-
ety. do eeeply and sinccrey deplore loss in sho
~ respected President of our Society. "a
4; n drnI We DOW In unieigned suh-:ssion TO the
LORD, Let Hin, do What acemcth Him E1oa,Y IL
That we do 'npst rinee.ely and truly syrmpa-
tniso With the 'mcmbers OF the gorely 'befeavad
God would comfort their hearts and give ;i.eIn en-.
tire resignat!en 10 His holy will! -'E'iTl
Z Ihst the Preamble md resolutions = ss55v
adopted BE- recorded in our Society'n Book by our
9, secretary sne q hsdk page be dedIcated % her
the Afflicted family and that thoy be pubiinhed in
the county papers and ANpERsoN IST1LLtaRNCEs.
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An gnzRaEsErBa Hys9dY.

nfr. r. o. Webb 9 offering sJfthe people
or this vicinity an exceIient anginteresring
history of the Uni,ed States MOD lis aborig-
inal times to the present day. b. John Clark
Rfdpath, AN. It Is comprehensive, clear
and yignS sas In stvle s.e.11..,g upon the
principal topics of interest down to the
closO of Grants administrator, including
an extensive aud well preplSd account Of
the Centennial Exhibition, pith many en-
cravings and maps. It ish work which
every fhnaiiv ahnriid haGns1 E[fi Nshh luiii
be pleased to show the s6rk to persons
Wishing 70 examine Il, I'D wiz promptly
oil all orders that may besyen him $ !
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HoaEA YArrS AQAYg..

During the rain on 1iay last o heavy
gale blew down several iouEes ga Benjamin
PcafhAAsf'a ifartn. liEs dwelling and gin
no9se alone beitg LETT We FHso not iisiiTti
cf nsay, further DAME Snsta'ned bye the
wind. The rain was,sry Heavy, and It Is
probable the farmer having euano in the
grpaAd win sufef aSss By Its being wash.
Cd away ...... .Ssyegs Sathers In Che neAsls
bpghoud conmenSa Ianting corn the lat
tar part Of last. ses..... After late ffozta
there IL still len ~ fSr crop Of peaches,...,.
Mr. Henry Joh,soa LEFT for Mississippi on
Tuesday kist, Ehee he will remain until
sntn'.'sr Trisl sustice Wright held n4.,.s.
on assssaay las. The SESSIONS Court viii
hefStroiti hfs ssssy work.
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uu1oH igRRLrrdaA..


Third Union. District. saspdat Baptist Assceih.
aou, will meet with the Chpret at Mountain Creek
on Friday before the Gf.h Sabbath In April. with
ths following programme of exercises Don't fof-
get the day nntt Sabbath aud then all como. ~ she
Union desires 20 meet Q goealy portion OF tho
Church on Friday: .-,, 4 4,.
.adlf.I ExEgclsEs Fpr FpIDAr. .
satrciuetery Sermon BY Rsy. w. II. Siriek-
had. Gnbjett, HUuties Of Deleonhb 10y ~
z. Recess one hour for refFeshmants. sli- r3;,r
=. Organisation Of Uatsa Meeting. Free discus
non on Introductory Bermon. ~ >~'i'
4 I. E,ssy on Baptist and Religious Liberty, by
J. L. Breazeale. uiSt, .a~ t'
SATURDAY.
eageet % 70 o'clock. One hour devoted 20 ssb-
3 sSsf;eH aS "s=.!s;.Sas y ::as77. Z;
z. Rcceas one hour. ~, Z. @ef'
/. 8. Essay ON Purposes and Designs Of Union
Meetings" by r. Marcus Burri,s. Free discussion
}i ~ ~ sAnnArn. E
ton. = tx,
]. X. Earle ~i-
II. Collection.
IL. Adjourn with an appropriate hymn.
~ WIN. Riley, Clerk
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&cRg gEs.s5ssoW

Faruisg are using conposted manure
ss3pse fssE Syhfap otnns w l2s fE says
tiittl haagzA &c. ~ ..l444aA.E Sssz 9: =,
negans ofafnaE srRLnza aee -, - -
rtseE hls abacondcdI ..,.It - gsh,iIa6rsd On
aiSs1ia;n isas agpointed fae fe1noRsi BIN
xasss, cofdTsd. Trial Jussib Z 7, Earle,
Eoq lataIy OF thS Joas,,ai, now resides as
h!s mills few miles ftotn Tognyills, where
we presume he viii devote hirrtSlT TO- Hsiral
pursuits. "a. Z. Rtpyi1 j IL Quite yfpg
rom kind Of Throat disease which battles
tho skill of Atlanta phyaiclans, he lzR4ing
been to that city lately for treatment. he
iSnop confined TO his rom ,aimoat All the
while, and 'his@ friends despiy synihathise
With lin In his sore afiiicttcn..;..A GIniiy
ae Townyilte has in It's possession 4 gold
ring whose history can be traced 70 near ghe
middle Of last century, it being Us years
old. The easns family faas ntioshsE felic
which, at one tinaa .yes coiiSealed 6cra Che
British and Tories in hollow tree during
tho Uay Of the RevolutiohM Tlies6 ARE
precious souvenia to the family deacendaats
OF the present day......Iast Sunday 'aas o.
gloomy wet day. Tho writer wae ioap1ht''
beneath the hospitable roof Of a young baeh-
eior friend (H, G. R.) who "goes IT alone"
and amid this heaurroundihgs SO suggestive to-
6et'iei ssh0J Teoouratsa the ulisezir- OF gingie
cussedneGs and fully appreciated the bless
odness of the married estate, they mutually
resolved that something mpss be "did" 81.
One farmer has been found In the Fork who
never plants for more than one bale of cot
ton, and Of course he always makes good
living, pays bis debts and saves some money.
He ought to bo immortalized. Capt. J.
Matt Kidd wishes It acknowledged that he
has barn equal In every particular to Maj.
Cox'o mentioned some weeks ago in the In.
TELLIoEEcER. The writer makes the adnis-
sic. quite chcerfully. and with feeling of
sectional pride, inasEatich as this monument
OF thrift Is of the Fork. Fofkv. i n
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sEAszHs 7pR xsora,s

94e fisfHs..ta14egse;i. &c Abe SeeeiSll Agent
Informs tho tax.payeTe of Anderson County
uaaf Instructions have bkan aeceiyed to clcsa
the books foF Tie reception Of the ten per
esEt. Contribution on account or taxes o,,
1AssTsdfss ..s=s t.k q zss-s CIy Una 9s7s. IS
Is allowed, therefore, in vhicI, 10 tes,sG al.
isggtarco In This substantial manner to tie
Hanptoa gev<fnme4at. ~ The profhptneas
and readiness with which 80 many tax
payers Responded TO the call, when &c was
originally sna3e nearly three months ago,
vas largely INSTRUMENTAL In fixing tho pub
Lie mind abroad in the belief that Governor
FaamEton alope would Be sustained in the
occupation osthe executive oflcc. 1t has
been o powerful factor towards concentra-
ting p,ithc opinion in the Northern States,
and impressing the idea that the people
were determined to sustain their choice for
Governor. In Anderson County, about two
thousand Taxpayers have paid nearly fiyo-
eighths Of the sum total expected from the
ten per cent. More than three thougand
persons have not yet paid this tax. Aa the
books arc to be closed, the opportunity for
aiding in this work of patriotism viii soon
be ended, and those who desire to place
themselves upon the record must act forth
with. The peculiar situation OF affairs at
this moment rende.s {. acskiy Important .::srpoo.::::..t.
that every man shall come forward and con-
tribute the ten per cent. at once, for It will
prove incontestibly that they ere not lag
ging behind their neighbors for any selfish
purpose, but are willing to give their sub
stance in esdcof the government they sought
to establish Mt the ballot-box. The fact 10
apparent that many persons are unable even
70 give SO emsii an amount, but there are
hundreds of othera, who are both able and
willing, that do, not consider Il Q inat.et, of
great importance for them 10 S,,. .,. ~, Al 5li-
selves among the active and unqualified
supporters of tho Hampton government,
because the SUM asked for IL deemed by
them as too Insignificant This is great
mistake, especially at the present time. end
large increase Of receipts now would have
most wholesome effect at home and abroad.
We do not urge anyone to pay who is not
in thorough sympathy with the Hampton
administration, nor ere ne seeking to con!
vince any one that Governor Hampton was
duly elected. This question has been de-
cided by nearly every tribunal in the State
The only appeal we make is that those who
are willing and able ahall not let slip the
opportunity to swell the record with their
names, because we believe 1t will have o
beneficial effect upon our cause.
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HuRa1balgs OnEEK xocAEo.

In responsible call for locals I will pen
You, o few 1Dm our tsection. Tho above
named creel is noted for the quantity and
fertility Of It's bottom lands; also for ita
tornndoes o| hurricanes that pass through
this section which produce great consterna-
ton auongtho natives, and from which it
derives its Ihme......There 10 on this stream
two splendid mills, owned by j. G.,& J. NJ.
Richardson and BENZ. Johnson, both of
which are prepared to grind wheat and corn,
OF saw Logs The firSt has good wool fac
tory, cotton gin and tan yard, all of which
is propelled by water power We have a
sufficient number of churches to accommo-
date on concerned. d......The farmers Seem to
be aware thai seed time is at hand, and are
taking advaHt.Se of the fine weather to pre-
pass Giy an abundant harvest. /, think the
most Of them have wisely concluded to
plant sheir corn in s'fieid and their cotton
In Ihtch this year,. Corn is worth seven
ty-hyS cents, peas one dollar, bacon, hone
for sae...... Wheat crop begins to look like
spring Is near. A good stand but rather
late. The health of this. section Is good.
DR.. J.M: r. has q tola-ably lucrative praS-
bee. sit rot as good os deaired, yet think
does fine for bachelor. Hampton or
nonoi Ideal government, or, in the Ian
gungs Of Judge Cooke, govern ourselves.
Radicals scarcs in this section. We are
yet In suspence in regard to political mat
ter, but think we can see in the distance
through the dar' cloud that hangs over us
brisH spots that hetoksns better; days. -. I
tiinS, taking every thing into consideration,
we 9e on an average with other localities.
Thdwhiatlo of the Iron Horse on the Air
Lin, Greehville; & Colurnbia end Blue
Ri&o Railroads and the tolling OF Pied
m@t boil, black snakes and the honey bee
en9vens the whole section, and also remind
| u9lhat we are in the borders Of civilization.
/ 1--WE are permitted to folloR. our vaFiona
pRsalA OF iiaustry, SaitHitS9 sspilS 81
pbvidenoe, we yet think o. gl9siqqs future
| as ats us.
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eins5. (lfull directions GcGpinhbanyyl saeli
paokage.J His Pleasant FuIKatiye Pellets
aSe especially effeetiso In 5szensiiRg tho
EssomseA Ghd fkser; IEis IGolSeH a1felicaI
.a.;19t. s1S s fT-5 W ~. = ;a 81 81 $
bec64e familiar &ith Che naoss, approved
history the foes method OF invasion, toseth4
er vilii: complete Instructions for keeping
ySug f1aaes Ii martial order Ia time OF Esaas,
you can find 40 better manual of these tacf
TICS than. The Peoples Common, Senpa
Medical Adviser" by 2, V. Pierce, =. D.,
Sent 20 any address on receipt OF $l.60v Il
contains over nine hundred pages, illustrated
by two hundred and eighty.tEo enSFavines
end oolored plates, and elegantly bSdnd in
clQtlh emu gut. tlLlL on ~ NJ .z-ln. .
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False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by certain class
OF citizen5, who ~are-Eot practical or e1pe.
rionced, that Dyspepsia can. not. invariably
be cured sbus we sdFe pleased 70 say that
knowledge, Rfailed to cure Dyspepsia and
Lives Complaint, in all. its forms, such as
Sour Stomach, cos:iveness, Sick Headache,
palpitoHon Of the Heart low spirits; 90, &c.
Out OF 10000 dozen, bottles sold last Year.
not single failure was reported, but thou.
sands OF complimentary letters received
nom Druggists of wonderful cures Three
doses VIII relieve apy-case. Try it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size IS cents.
For sale by Wilhite 6s Williams.
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/. PgEgNEgDL ] EN- ETON FACTORY

situate. on on The hluee Ridee Railroad, three
miles South OF Pendleton,f about 400 acfe3
or land, meyer failing water-power,, Leffel's
Turbine Wates. Wheels running all ma
chinery In the main, one-and. a-half story
brick building, IS by $50 feet; over 1000
epindles, 60 looms, 21 cards, and other ma
chinery appurtenant.
ing, q by 40 feet, for machine shop and
picker rooms. with lathes, tools, and every
Also, another Building, with cotton gin
End wool cards. Srs -
verything convenient to receive seed
cotton, gin 1t, spin and weave it, and ahip
by railroad to any market. =!
The Presidents honse, store-house and
rs hotscs for operatives, Comparatively new
and well arranged for business and comfort.
many meuais attest the superiority OF
Yarns made at this Factory. -,
Adjoining the above Is f50 acres farming
lands, on which. is Grist Mill, with fine
custom. whichesI Will sell separately from
the Factory Tract -,
. Bids viii Be received until tho 2ist day of
Come and look at the property. Either
Mr. " Icon or myself will be there every
day, And viii take pleasure In showing is.
sS Ss .sy b Lflne. s.iSh,e.Sn E. ~ =
chase money cash /; balance in two equal
inktaitnents payable respectively on LIST
january, 1878, apd LIST JanERry, 1879, with
interess nom day OF sale at seven per cent
per annun, 70 bS secured by bond and
m6ttl8 OF fbH pferiisea, dIid poiicies of
insurance, equal TO the unpaid balance of
purchase money! to ho assigned. y, t
,s.ag i,iaf - y - u Ohm b. aiTTON.
Z :. Rseeiysf iresi stdn AEantffa aet6fing Co.
AssYaffcii ~ ~, iESfa d : Il. j 20 gist'.<.a
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SEE eAYRg.

PY vfgtue OF an Execution % me siirec-
-1O ted, i iii III ax pose 70 sale on TIE First
IsONDAY IN APRIL next, af Anderson
Court House, tho following property, 70 wit:
One Tract of Land, containing {S00) hun
dred acreas, adjoining laada. ofsJ G. dall,
Mrs. ----- Stevenson, Esiate of, f.. Reid and
other, lying en- Canoe Creek, waters OF Sa-
vaifaah River. Levied on as the projIerty
OF Ill. Hall, ,at the suit Of Ligqaf& HiH.
Terms Cash-Yurc TO pay extsailfor
all necessary papers. = iiisi ssiJfis7si
lqy JAB. EIs McC0NNELf,
4}lss Sheriff Anderson County.
March 8, 1877 ~ 81 1916
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sHERTEF'g SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.e.s' r.l1ry AHp8HaoH CoUnr,
T., e.. <t,..t5l III hi. ...:. s,,.

~
Msths Court ef' d6sbb,iao;is Pleas.
Mary J.. Orr, Administrative, and J. l.. Orr.
Administrator, of J. L. Orr deceased, AS
signee of Geo. Roof vs. D. J. Hixs r. Jas
per Brown and FL. N. HNhite.----Jiss. .gu,e7,s
for foreclosure .ri is - ss.q. ij
BY virtue or an order from Hon. J. p.
Reed, Judge of the 9Th Judicial Circuit, Pro
on the i FIRST SioNbAY Of f1gShl APIE g. nS1s, Sas
the following tracs of Land, to wit :Sf
One TRACT OF LAND, containibg (98a)
Ninety Eight and THREE Fourth Acres, ON o
branch Of Seneca River, bounding lands T.
B. Palmer, r. NJ. Graham and others. Sold
as the property Of d. J. Hix, ot the suit of
Mary J. Orr, Administfatrix, and J. L. Orr,
Administrator, OF J. L. Orr, deceased.
TERMS, Cash. Purchaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers. 2 iftIi iist'
JAS. II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Andorson Connty.
March 8, 1877 s9 a ~, 81 ia - 4
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iiM.iIIinerg Goods.

IsS DELI A ::osses 4, si,It I'm the
3IA Iadies OF AndeFsDsl and Surrounding
country tlias she Is now receiving 4 select
essoytEleHt of SPRING G00DSr silkh as
LadieS Hats, nnnnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Collars Cuff, de-, wliich viii isg sold ut LA
lowest figures for the casli. .siiq1i assort-
meDt OF Summer Goods will be added to
my stock in q few weeks, and every effort
made TO plesse Shy customers In STYLES and
prices Millinery Mantua-Afnkfng and
sitampipg atssnded g ss ssspsl; a.ssSs,;
1..ss.<s A. $4,000 NJ
..TslSe.isios p b &B5icll REnec ZIP fhgsfs.
March Y, 1877 SO 3m
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2 FurIlan University.
B. .GaEENvllLr, 8. G., Jal.. % ::sg7

Col. J. a, Hoyt u authorised 70 rec ressii1,e
isos.oy S,.e vii Ght tyvrnity BONUS, ana Jc re-
eeipt Tor neRafne IN my name. These who
may. f2d 1t more convenient may c4ll on
him instead of .sendinA thsir dies by mail.
II Ii hoped that all who are In arresr1 viii
pay, at least eli iptersst e duo to January, 1871.
Jan 26, 1872 sbfa's' 5s'' t
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SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY.
STATE CT SOUTH CAnoLIHx, ~
t,..., Anderson County.

.,'';. STATE CT SOUTH CAnoLIHx, ,''
A., -, .@,.,.....t ANDERSON CouMTv.
) 4 d. n The Eonrt Common Pleas.
Albert j. Clinkscales, Plaintiff. against the
len rendleton MaIl iaeturing Company, Viii
liam Ranlplyqend others Creditors, BE-
folldantg.s Action for .dppoiatntent OF Re-
eeiier. Sale ofpropsrty, dc.
PY viftuet of an ',ofyier of the Court OF
~! Conim9n Pleas for THE County of An
desaoIs and State Of South Carolina, T In.
vite purchasers, and offer at private sale, all
that Valuable Property, known as the
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no THE 19UBT1C.
"E>AE9pENTERHNGS

II HAVE opened my Shop on Main Street,
II and am prenared with new .nnn nnrl,-
plsee tools and machinery to do contract and
cii5ptn Carpenter Work ut reasonable pri-
ces, and guarantee satisfacti1n. Having a
good Lhthe, T. will make AWood-turnirg O
speciality. 'rsi az ~ 7i'a;A w. TODD.
- AEegch 22.t 1877 ~ aaG.s ii:, SIN
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sMERTr7ps gAEN.
: srxrE or souTlr, c;1norgax;

ErxTE or SouTa' C1Korga2,
,tys,tt.rfa Anderson County
IN The Court of Common Pleas
John w, p. Skelton: va. Edwerd Davis end
others. .77JudgIaeat for: reolos,ves9fi Real
Property. -
DY virtue of the Judgment TO me direct
.1D, ed In the above stated case, I will ex-
APRIL Sf I neSt AZ II HndeIaon Any g. aSf1f ~ q q ~
Z ,,,>i ONE TRACT OF1LAND, ,5
Containing (23s) two hundred and thirty
nine acres, moro OF less, sitiate in Anderson
County, on lwaters Of GeneyQatce, bounding
lands Of J; ~; Rreyosh Estate of David &.
Taylor and others, ,,.,s,s i 4t,l ,s3.,;l34 &;
\. Terms of sale CASH Pdfehaser s9pay ek-
ira fof oil necessary papergs ,!ii s3llgfzs,,
:; a.di.z;l, JAMES H. MCCONNELL, ia
.tiI!D sc. Shetf anderson County.
March 8, 1877 Il; ~ MIR 81 a.,
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DGRaTAR lleaTaea,IIII5 ,III ! !.

YgSHE nndSFsigned tstai9is his thanks %
H the citizens bf Anderson and vicinity
Tor the very liberal patronage with which
'againsVisit Anderson betwShn the first and
middle 2ffApEiL when he will be happy to
gae his friends and former patients. Terms
very asonablc, and aatis action guaranteed.
- 80. ~ E. @. hfURRAH, D. d. s..
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EfSf, ,OTlCE 10 CREDITcfa .,,fS,,, ~,
AN All PERSONS having tielaand ds nfnlnst
the Estate OF Madison Faltiies, decsssa
hfe hereby notified to ptessSiti III To fhc
undersigned, pFopefly pssisesl. Within 70
time pnO1oyiSed by 'laSv, and all indebted %
iIia1Vv Yay TSi1ii : nv a 0II0r.
March IS, IS s. =
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SIR. "a. 3. Towers ooines &c shs Front Il;
this issue, Read what he has to say.a.;.
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STATE OF soUTH CARoLiNA,

TpY virtue of IN Execution to- me direct
Up ed, will expose to sale on the FTRHT
MONDAY in April, next. at Anderson
Court House, 5.F 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-27
STATE nv.

An attachment was placed upon the property
of the Warren Wooden Manufacturing Company.
last Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the Maine
Central directors was held Thursday in Portland
but no business of public interest was transacted.
The Portland Press says the citizens Of Gorham
village have insugurated a gospel tempe, ance
meeting, to be held "Wednesday evening of each
week, at the oil Masonic nall. The meetings are
largely attended and deeply interesting, and give
promise of much good to the place.
Mr.. Daniel Davis of Jefferson, is in the goth
year Of his age aud brother of his residing in
the town of Appleton is &c.
The prize for best preparation for college In the
freshman class Of Colby, has been awarded to the
only young lady IN the class, Miss Minnie Matb.
ews of WatervIlle. Tue prize will paw her term
bills through her college course.
As the work Of granite cutting at Clark's Island
for the Hartford post Office is expected to be sus-
pended soon, q number of the workmen are in
tending to try their fortunes in @ new field, prob
ably the Black Hills.
An experiment is being tried in one OF our city
lime kins, to burn lime with coal tar. The tar is
nfst put Into boiler. which is connected with a
steam boiler by which the heated tar Is forced
through pipes into the kiln, and Immediately ig-
mites and burns with q powerful blaze, extending
through the whole mass Of rock. The inventor
Of this process belongs in Buffalo, N. Y; his