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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-06
Sept 6, 1877

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN The undersigned. Executor of the
Estate of Mary Smith, hereby gives notice
that he will, Oh Thursday, 4th day of Octo-
Der next, apply to W. w. Humphreys, Judge
of Probate, for final settlement of said
Estate, and discharge thereform.
JAMES WEBB, Ex'r.
Sept 6. 1877 5e
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-06
MHHtS2iccoo to Contractors. Contractors

DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
M EXT College Year opens October LIST.
4N Faculty same as last year-full First
class teachers of music, drawing, and paint
ing; Location retired and healthy Tuition
and board including fuel and lights, for coll
lege year, SIT. Extras at reasonable rates.
For circular, send toJ. I. BONNER, Presi-
dent. Due West. 8. &C. - = =,
Auv D 1877 a q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-06
Notice Of Sale.

BY order of the Probate Court l will sell
on the 25th day Of September next, ct An
de- OIL Court House, at IL o'clock a. M. the
Notes belonging to the Estate OF Mrs. Mary
Smith, deceased and also three shares or
the Stock of the Southwestern Railroad
Bank.
JAMES WEBB, Ex'r.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-06

for have buds growing and bearing aa
fine fruits as the country affords. And
the Same course is practiced by all the
! fruit builders of my acquaintance, and
the success of many of them is over
whelmingly established by the samples
lately exhibited at the Anderson Fair.
And this reminds us that there is at this
time very considerable awakening ON
the subject of fruit cHowing among our
farmers. And surely, if any one class in
preference to another has prescriptiye
fright to enjoy the improved juicy favor
ef si,e native e-..it srees stt is che Ga-r,A-
and If he fails to secure the delicacy of
the lovely Beatrice, the Loise, the China
Cling and on host Of others, 1t is his own
faulh
| The process of budding is artistic, me-
chenical and scientific, and hence we'll
adapted as source of pleasure as we'll
as profit, to every variety of mind. We
have known ladies and boys to perform
:h:S ff:sec>.= ff:se>.= &C budding budding ec:=ec.!r correctly ~=:.l
eaae. dispatch and noatness. Every man,
woman ana boy on plantation should
Immediately acquire the knowledge
necessary to perpetuate the growth of
fine fruits, The most expeditions mode
OF mastering the process, is to witness the
operation Ay some :.S Incidentally sL;i,eesd. sL;;i,eed
person. ali Grange men are catsrt...c-
lively by farmers, and hence all Changers
should understand and practice this pro-
cess of budding.
have written this much, moro to
keep the Importance of fruit culture be-
fore the people, than from any assumption
Of excellence of success or advancement
on the part of the writer. Next week
may have something moro to say pertain.
ing to the subject. - qp
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-25
Monday, June IS. 1877.

The Romance Of the Carpet.
Bssking IN psscs in the warm spring
Seth Hill ssniled upon Burlington.
The breath u May and the day was
mir,
Ard the bright notes danced in the
lsslmy sir
And the suniigbt cleaned where The
restless breeze
Kin~d the fragrant blooms on the apple
Ills besrdlsss cheek with = smile WAS
spspped
As he stood with carriage whip ia his
taH,i
And he laughed a. be- ,lotfeh hi- lJ',b-
tailed coat.
And the ecl,oing fold. of tho carpc,
AID she smileA - she leaned on her
busy mop.
And sAid she would tell him when to
stnp.
70 :. pounded away ill the dinner
s GAYS him : Iistls breathing spell
But be sighed when the kitchen clock
struck one.
I'd she said the carpet wasn't done
..st be lovingly put in his biggest licks.
And poanded like mad ill the clock
struck six.
And ,he ssid. In dubious kind OF way.
! That she guessed be could flash it NJ
next day.
Thcn oil tina. day. and the next az
too, a.
The su1z from the dir'!~ss carpet h~.
..a .h..a awe /. look at sven,id
And nv .Now beat on the other Re-"
And Ii. new days cnms as the d day.
Aud IT, landlord came for irregular
rent.
And the nsighbors laughed 'the tire
Ices broom
And his fAce was shadoweaith clouds
Of gloom.
TIL, ~ last. one cheerl' winter day.
He kicked At the carpt nd slid away.
five, the fence and 4. the street.
Speeding away wisbotsseps feet.
And never ~, In tmorning sun
Smiled a him bog his carpet drum.
And south Huen said with yawn
.Whsse las Carpet martyr gone Z"
Year. twics,nty had come and past.
And tho ca swayed in the autumn
blast.
For newt. since that bright spring
str
Had IS been taken down from the
y
49, 7f.Ice gray.haired man
\ Hy elm, CLONE, elem. clum,
EpA him stick in the old wood
Ae gathered i. up with a sad, grim
ssnils.
ID pasei over his face f,slorn
eaxsd 1t the carpet. battered and
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
UI .HENE.lL.

ARMSTR ONG MOORE Married a. 4 "
residence of Jas. Welsh. Frankiin PARISH on
the II ght Of the ! 81 INST, hy Rev. l.. {. krlii>.
Mr. William A Armstrong aud Miss Mary
r. Moore
BASKIN-CUMMING residence
Of VIM. y. Baskin. Franklin parish, Aug. lst.
1877, by Rev D. A Campbell. Mr.. e.. r.
Baskin and Mrs Orelia J. Cummings.
WILLIAMS-CAMPBELL.--At,hor resi-.
dence of the brides father, Aug 3nd, lS7-,
by Rev. 4. II. Cleland, Hon. Ruins +. vii
lams and Miss l.. Carrie, daughter of Rev.
ID. A. Campbell; all Of Rayvllic
Here two congenlal souls have met and
united their destinies for veal or for woe. and
will walk the path Of life together hand-in
hand, each a soace TO the other, in sickness
or IN health, N prosperity or adversely, for we
believe they are equally matched, in'ellectu-
ally, morally and socially and bound together
by that constant. pure, unaloyed affection
that will grow stronger and stronger and
brighter and brighter As lon. as lite shall last
She has won the affections Of a true man and
gentleman in every sense Of the term, while
he has won one of the pufe>t aud brightest
pearl, OF true womanhoo,' from among the
numerous and brilliant cluster of Richland's
female lOveness.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
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FINE CROPS.

Last Saturday, in compliance with a press
Mitchell Ridge for our first time, although !,
is situated only three or fonr miles Southeast
of Rayville, and rode over mos, of the planta.
ton and portion Of his woodland with him
and we must say that, notw outstanding we
had heard a good deal about the Ridge, we
were surprised To see such fine body of land
in what we had considered mostly an over
flow country, with here and there a little
ridge. The body of land comprises a trac,
of eleven hundred and some odd acres of
deep, black, rich aluuial soil, and was pur.
chased by Mr.. Overly in 1874, who cons
menced improving 1t that year, and has now
IN fine state of cultivation about POO acres
under good fences, with good cabins and
stables erected and several drove wells of as
fine water as we ever drank.
We saw growing upon this place as fine
corn as We ever saw, which Mr. OVERLY !,
confident will yield fifty bushels per acres
and II any land in tins country will produce tina,
much ii will do it. The cotton is good for
one and half bales per acre if the worms do
not destroy it. In riding through it on large
horse we noticed that its average height was
nearly 10 our waist, and it was well branched
and full OF forms, while il has some time TO
grow yet.
Perhaps II would have been proper for us to
have mentioned the lospitalities we received
first, but we will mention here that leaving
town at about Q O'Clock a. M, we stopped at
Mr. Herbins and took cup of coffee, and
being thus refreshed, mounted and set on, for
Mr.. Setsers, on the lower end of the Ridge;
arriving there we discussed canteIoupe and
watermelon, walked through bis cotton and
potato patch. mounted and rode over the
plantation. bringing up at Mr. Dunn's, at the
upper end of the Ridge, where we dined and
rested. SaddIing our horses at about ) O'Clock
p. m, We rode over to where the colored ten.
ants had barbecue, ate some choice bits of
what they set before Us, and then returned
home tired, tnd retired that nigh, to dream of
forest jungle big corn, fine cotton and long
pumpkin vines, reaching out their finger.like
tendrils toward us as if they would draw us |
into the confused heap and engulf in oblivion
IL was day well spent.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned not 10 maze. dea
in or use, any Sewing Machines which sew
with our needle, and make the Elastic Sutcb
or that have the new Patent Seli>Feed Attach
'nent, unless the same are purchased from,
this Company, or their Agents or Licenses.
and stamped under our patent. Beware Of
worthless limitations and INSCRIPTIONS parties
who have copied our circulars, advertisements,
&c, and buy oaiy the machine manufactured
by us.
The wonder is how 50 good a Machine can
be sold a, 50 low price.-Giobe
We have seen tie Machine and consider i,
first class III every espect.-1r0HS,grpt
We can recommend ii 10 orr readers
Christian Idr, " T.
The Machine arrived safely. we are more
than pleased with II; il does ali you claim for
IT and mere. We shall cali H. attention Of
our readers to its. Loris Christian
A thoroughly responsible Company. prone,
IN all Their dealings, and one thai we can
commend to our rcadcrs-.9se. n T.
Sample Machines with Table and TrcaIlc
forwarded 10 amy part of the world o. receipt
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04

Alas! for poor John Chinaman, who has
.sken up his abode on the turbulent shores of
~ Pacifc-Nep York Sun.
Because he is willing to work for wha,
<Aues he can get, he is killed like dog, but
& negro happens to be killed in the South,
y after for what cause, the srme philan-
hpisu who murder Cinnamon set up
e.oeble howl over il.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04

DIR. THit has been on.
gagged il the practice of
mcd!cincthirty wears, and
ior1long jiiucwas demon
traitor ot anatomy in the
H.cdlcal College of Geor-
GA, hence persons using
las Pills have the guaran,
tee MAT they are prepared
on Scientinc principles,
and are free from ali
QudchCry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them The
heretofore aniIgonistic
qualities Of I strengthen
,nS,fHJSstive, ania fay.
EVIHr tome.
Their first apparent ef-
feet j, To- increase the an
petite by causing the food
u property a ssimilatc.
Iaus tac system is nogr-
i>hed, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
evdcuations are produced.
/ he rapidity with which
fcrSonS take on fssh,
while under the influence
OF these pills, Of itself in.
dicatcs their adaptabili,v
10 nourish the body, and
hence their eiiicIcyin cur.
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy. dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug.
giShnoss of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
IL ray Street, New York.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
fts9 Fl Il + |}:sntott.
Agents Of the Beacon.

HOWELL CHEs9,S. ~. Louis Mo. are
our authorized Agents to contract for adver-
,ising for the Beacon
5. VI PErrrxGILL & Co. 81 Park Row
corner Beekman street, New York, are our
Huthorzen agents Tor \. l.
II. p. HCcRaRD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn. will contract for advertise
tnents CIR the BEACuS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
MEETING OF THE ~ ICELAND B. B.
CLUB"

meeting of the gentlemen of Rayvile
was held at the court house on Saturday, July
2Sth, 1877, at 81 pm, for the purpose Of
organizing Base Ball Club.
On motion of Mr.. J. S. Summeriin. Mr.. +
n. McLemore was elected temporary Chair.
man and e. K. Moore Secretary.
The chairman having stated the object of
the meeting, the following gentlemen came
forward and joined the club, viz:
J Summern, u Hewitt.
w G Hicks, John FREY.
G Hudson, r McLemore,
McCorxle, J A Lidden,
Geo K Moore, Yarbrough,
Davis, VI A Jones,
Luther Carter. VI w Kelly.
Thos Mangham, W L Jones,
Lem Scott, W Simms.
Wiley P. Mangham, r Mangham.
The Club desiring TO go into permanent
organization, and an election for permanent
officers being in order, an election was held
resulting as follows, viz:
D. NC Lemore. Captain;
u NJ Moore, Secretary
John S. Summerlin, Treasurer
"" "ioi'' '"o SdPtan appointed The fOl>
lowing committees. viz Committee on By
Laws: Messrs. w. L. Jones, F. G. Hudson
and w. G. Hicks. Copmit,ee on Books,
Balls, &c: Messrs. w. L. Jones, G. X. Moore,
and J. K. Hewitt Committee on Grounds
Messrs. F. e. Hudson, J. ID. McCorkIe, NJ. w.
Kelly, ]. A. Liddell and John Frey.
The members having voted, the name
adopted for the club was "Rchand B. B. !
Club "
The Captain then appointed next Wednes-
day night for next regular meeting
On motion, Scots. was assessed TO each |
There being no further business the meet
ing was adjourned subject to call
B. r. McLrxoRE, G. X. MooRE,
captain. Secretary.
in |
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04

pides Gazette: During a recent ride in~
~ country we were refreshed by the sight
4ni6cent fields Of corn, cotton and sugar
Metching out on both sides of Bayou
;hs bad. One field Of cane, belonging to
aeSn illio, struck us as being particularly
n even and luyuriant
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04

MasOnic....Reguar communications {
X. +. McGuire Lodge No. POO the End Wed
nesday IN each month.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04

The most Simple and Compact! The mos
Durable amt Economical!, A model of con,
bined Simplicity. Strength and Beautyi,!
New and Numerous Patented Attachments
No complicated Machinery to be constantly
getting out of order.
So easy to learn that child can run il. will
do all kinds of Sewing, fiom the finest 10 the
coarse>i. will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Braid. Cord
Gather, Embroider. etc, uses self-adius,ln-
straight needles, all description of Cotton. Silk
and Thread. Makes the strongest stitch
known, the cloth will tear before the sea n
will rip, Uses the thread direct from the SPOOL.
The machine Is beautifully finished and Lish-
ly ornamenIed, and
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Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms and extra inducements ;o
male and female agents, store keepers. &c.
County rights given TO smart agents free
Samples Of sewing. descriptive circulars con.
tanning terms, testimonials, engravings. etc.
sent free. All money sent in Pos,oiIice Money
Orders, Drafts, or by Express. are perfectly
secure. Safe delivery of goods guaranteed.
All orders, commune atoms, etc. mus, be
addressed 10 the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO..
24o2 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ju.ie 9Th, lo77-ly.
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Season Of 1877.

For Insurance on Gu Hons,S Gu.s a"d
Nd'a,aoy. o'.o,, "a Luot SAT To-, beic.
stored M IN houses ar ru'i"n pens: a'-r l'i'n
Nerchaudl>r St"re Bun .j4r--. Dwellings,
household and kitchen fufui'ulc. a!i,y ~ the
riue-ttird and ft,-;c>t,d i.scncy OF l.. y
j. J. Brhen, Monror. La.
El.J' Ola sewing machines repaired ana
put IA aood order AT the Sewing Machine
Emporium Of J. f.. X /. J. Beh,n, Monroe
La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-08-04
HEALTHY. SOLID FLESH.

S999 :: q: :: =: !: Y: ::: !: !: s: 4:
those willing to work car.
easily earn dozen dollars a day light in
ihelr own localities Have no room 10 ,y
PLAIN here. Business pleasant n u honorablc.
Women. and boys aud girls do Il. we'll 7.
men. We wall furnish you u complete Outiit
'fcp. he business pays better than ANYTHING
else We vii tear expense of staring Won
Particulars free. Write and see. Farmers
AM mechanics Their sons aud daughters. and
all classes in need of paying work at home.
shOaid write u " AMI lean all about the
work at once. Now Is the time Don, de.
lay. Address TRrE \ Co. Augusta, Maine.
Jan. p, lS77-ly.
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THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD.
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE.
Great Reduction to Clubs.
Postage Prepaid to Mail Subscribers.

PETERSON'S MAGAZINE has the hes,
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the best Steel Engravings, etc etc. Every
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A very rapid, safe and easy way to make
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CoDcordia Eagle Chils and fever still
rage in Vidalia.
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FOR SALE.

N AohES OF good land, in five miles If
JOU Basirop, Morehouse Parish .;,n,,.,t
i" gum swamp; 100 acres in cultivation:
en''ey ABOVE the overflow Of 1871 and 1876
voc" - school and church in the neighl,orhooa
rice so.FO, one quarter cash, the balance.
IN three eqnal ANIMAL payments
any iuriher information can be had n, tins
o'iee' May 20, Is76-n
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specimens sent gratis, if written for.
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One Thousand Pages.
Mammoth COlOred Fashion Plates

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Sewing Machine Needles, Sue. per dozen,
1t J. +. II J I. Brhcn',. Monroe. noy.,-tf
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iTnparting health and strength to the system Sold
everywhere. Office, IS Mn ray Street, New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-19
preparing for the exhibition earnestly

preparing for the exhibition earnestly
begun. In the meantime lie will have
a consultation with the Secretary of
the Navy, and provide, If possible. for
the transportation of goods intended
for the exhibition in United States YES
sells. He also intends to see the French
Minister, to arrange for an extension
of time within which articles for ex-
hibition will be received. 1t will be
impossible for American exhibitors to
have their goods in Paris by the first
of March.
A Washington special to the Tribune
says: Reports concerning the late elec
tons in Georgia, received by members
from that State, show that in every iu-
stance, except two, that the Independ-
ent candidates were successful where
ever placed in the field. Senator Cor
don thinks this will probably give the
Independents so members of the Leg
islature, instead OF IL, the numberthey
bad in the last Assembly.
In speaking recently OF the develop
meDt OF the Independent movement In
Georgia. Mr.. Gordon declared it was
the legitimate growth of the Presidents
Southern policy, and that movements
of that sort were inevitably extending
over a large portion of the South.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CREAT WAR.
ERRONEOUS INTERPRETA-
TONS.
England in Great Disfavor.
THE TREACHERY OF SERVIA.
THE TREACHERY OF sERvIA.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. Is.
Erroneous interpretations having
been given to the circular of the Porte,
inviting mediation. 1t is officially ex
planned that Turkey does not approach
the Powers as a vanquished State, since
she still has two lines of defense
which the Government believes she
would be able To hold. The Porte, by
its circular, desires to intimate its will
ingness To consider the proposals
made by the Constantinople Confer
AS the war began, owing to
Turkeys refusal to adhere to these
proposals. the Porte thinks it might be
terminated now on that basis.
LONDON, Dee. Is.
A Constantinople dispatch says:
England is in great disfavor here. on
account Of Servia's treachery, which
English influence in favor Of Servia
has rendered possible. There is a
strong impression here that England
will oppose the opening of the OAR
danelles, which Turkey, and probably
all the other powers, are prepared to
concede. If the Turks refuse conces-
sion, it will be because of the convic-
ton that England will help them in
their extremity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-19

the Justice Investigating Committee,
returned To San Francisco this evening.
They agreed In the statement that they
had as yet no charges to make against
the Schultz management. During
their stay here they have thoroughly
examined the accounts of the COM
pany at The mine, and have got track
OF many discreditable transactions,
they refused to imrart any infor-
nation concerning them, preferring to
await their arrival in san Francisco,
when the will call a meeting of the
Justice stockholders and lay their re-
port before them. They will return
here In a week or ten days, to com
plete their investigations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-19

CINcINNATI, Dec. is.
The liabilities of Tolle, Holten & Co.,
who assigned last night, are estimated
at S425 900. Assets nomipally above
that amount, but with forced sale
would run far below.
Held for Murder.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
John Reilly was arrested here yes
terday for the murder of Policeman
O'Brien. thirteen years ago. Reilly
has lived eight years OF that time in
San Francisco, aud admits having
served two terms in the California
State Prison.
Gen. Ord and staff "a Arrive.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
Gen. Ord and staff will arrive here
in the morning, and will leave for the
Texas border at once.
Earthquake e..
BEACHBURG, Ont, Dec. Is.
Two shocks OF earthquake were felt
here this morning-the first between 8
and 6 o'clock.