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Dispatches from Paris announce the
| publication Of President McSlakOa'S
manifesto, III which lie claims the solo
credit OF having maintained the peace
Of France, aud retained friendly rcln-
tons with other Powers, thus implying
that should his political advcrsar;cs
be invoked III serious difficulties
Though its foreign relation, and prob
ably in war. In dissolving the Cham
her, he ASSERTS HAT lie merely exercised
right, aud declares TINT his Govern
!nrnt will designate the candidates
authorized to make use Of his name.
He charges the Chamber of Deputies
which he li"5olvvd---with having
thrown OF the leadership Of moderate
men, and iguoriug the share OF author-
ity belonging to him, aud that lie
could not obey the mandates Of dcma-
Sogues. tie further declares that he
will remain 10 defend conservative in
tcrests; with Tie support # the i"Haic,
and shall cnegetically protect faithful
public servants who have not allowed
themselves 10 Lc intimi.l.ted hy vain
threats.
FTOlH an American standpoint, such
language, under The well known exist
ing circumstances i'll France, woull be
regarded MS that of . determined No.
u.I'er.
"Iio couia nc. Obey the mandates Of
dCrun2ngaca." Thee men who The
lIarrf,ai President il Pl""sc,! 10 ,!csig.
!!',:u ~ de;nmB"ECeD, ysc." chosen hy
the people to represent .!.'-- i..:.:a.tz.
md co:@rriz@:!, .: 'yrli rs r p."str,F
by large majority II the nlissi n..n
most patriotic Incn 81 tho nation.
IN the estimation Cf She naughty
PRECEDENT, lo Senate. IL minority Of
which faYo.s lis schemes Of personal
agGrHndizcmGmt, il the only Legislative
body in France entitled to conaidrfa.
ton or respect. Although the ronsiitI.
tiUnal restrictions upon the President.
inl prcrogativcs in France mTn lcsa
stringent than under our form q Gov
rInmGnI. set ihn high.handcd course
FurEuca by McMnhon i'll his treatment
Of tho peoples representatives, aud
clinchea by :hc tho arrogant dcclnra.
ton bat Ill his arbitrary notion lac bu;
c%croiaCd cOnfcrrcd-~or divine
right, he has beyond doubt, trans.
Crnded his Legitimate authority quite
as ilagrnmtly rs would tho President Of
The unit.A States by dccrcring .;ia.
solution Of the next House III ,,nrr.
Sentnliven b"cnusc, perch .ncr, /, ioirh,
Hniag"nize some Of his pot s,hcines,
aud thus become "G,ngp.ous dcma-
| g0gmga."
Il the old Marshal il not SCANNED
III the Gec!hIEg breakers 10 which he
Eaa committed his craft, II Republic in
France is merely dctcxtnblo name ut
which The finger Of Ecorn should un.
vGryingly point.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

IGDE;'[SDESCE INNING CONI-
p.ry- Location 81 rT!Hciril plHcs q! hus.
f.csS, san fTInLEcD. California. IHntiOn Of
surE., Tu4rCrora District. EIsD County. N.v.
NOTICE - htf,by Eiyrp, thh: At \ meeting 81
ihu Hparh % Directors. h'll on the 1t day uf
HCpt.n!hHT, 1851. En asIr'rIh.hl' 40; IL "t N,
t,, ont. nor sliEr,. MAS lcYird upon the capital
stock ~ the Corporation. piJahi" immediately
in United State Goii coin So the S.of' ,ary' ut
California street. San Francisco. CaiiInTnii
hry siorL upGn which this ns''fsincni -lfNlI
remain rnplII ON tho 81 day ri prt"h'r.
ls3; VIII l." delinquent. aud 4iyrrtlhiu for -il"
n, uuI,IIc nurtI ton: aud uul"ts payment II maze
L.,nfc viii hc sold On SATURDAY, ilin til day
Of UcIOtrcr. 1917. to pay the delinquent ht-rS"-
mont together with coats 81 hdSctii'inR md OK.
,.rnsrS II clip. iiy order Of tho Board IT Iircc-
tOrH, .,,.,, ,....
DTp;Og.-Hnam +. No. l1G california stfrct,
Ssu TvluCtacu. tStlifnrnir. hI'td
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEVADA,
Con- yui llEn. W.
\-TTICE IS HEREBY GIvES THAT THE
- h''v!SE"hi Poll tor tha yDar 1871. to-
GCilI'r :TG!h tv rII aid original iiIl- ana MI
fG.? IH.cs.uIr:; irIi fuf ~ 4 ttaT. az" nvs la
nv ace Tot l.i:5ic iH-!""!.,n, And tlGFt ;Er
bOa.d ii I"Iuiy C'l.t:I:-siy.,"Ts 81 SAD Crtui,
aud state, via I..lt Oh -" NIfh day al SrIiuIn.
her, is!:. - E"aEd ct ElirIi. ,ii.n. AMI CON
Gnn" III s-'iCn !r'I'. i,u!" ''tiir". until .ud liz.
,.G'!!l; to" Isl ..y -. putOi,s. l.T..
a. J.. GREEN,
C.srs I:9-sI a. r.uu;y roi.rni,.,Slirra.
Eli. Kept. iyTE. !1s.. niu.d
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JnE following nro tho nominees Of
the MASSACHUSETTS, Republican Con-
Ycntiour held Mt Worcester Wednesday
Governor, Alexander II. Rice; Lieut..
Governor, lIorntio q. knight: Socro-
tnry Of State, Henry -. Pierce; After
noy General, Chas. X. Train; Ureasur-
or and Receiver, Con. Charles Endi.
cotti Auditor. julius j.. Clarke.
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ASSESSMENT H0TIGE,

AruTTrE To JICn5 HSII:, CO.nWSEH ~
N IN, itpar Iiinc: YUu Rfc L. rby nO.lhnd
nS owner of u nnc.I0urth htcrcnt IN the Hose
NfiGr. ri;uri"1 Ia Rock Creek Mining bi-'Iici.
T:ln County, siatn Of Nevada, that " Et the
izi.iratlun nf ninety days ntir5 'lr publication
~. .d!L notice. yt.. $3.50 IntlcI H cuhiIiuui"
your PROPORTION to tn" hnnuIl tSpcnA IuTc
iu1,;0 on the said miuc iutiug aud tyr III" year
ITT, ~ rcqairrd by the Act 0f CUnIrcap. APP
uTnIod March IGri, 1872. aud nIhcIulri"Ii's
tricio. your iutOrrrs. ns above dcscrihrd. will
l. q no a." properly uf your Cr.uwhsra. the
me- CrHlRu d. WIN have IiIHdc tho annual *.
IrthIlu, -. nc, prding 20 law, Oh said mining
property.
- TIfEO. GARHECHT,
~. GAItREUiIr.
D. ROLLER.
Eilo. August ~, 1871. a?g.gUd
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NOTICE.
STATE or SEvADA,(
l'IulIlT - Emo.

STATE or SEvADA.(
County I! E!kO. I
Is THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE NINTH
l Jndic!l. district. ut Chambers.
In tbs matter Of the application CC George II.
E"hiCF, administrator OF the estate OF William
Brown, decreased. to sell certain zeal C. tate, be-
longing IL rIiI estate.
Whrr"ls. GcUTI II. Eabicr, as the admins.
orator 90 the csta:c q! William brown, tlaCtaI Il
las fl"i LIS petition la this Court. duly verified
Drawing iuT AN O!lsr III thiS Court Tor tho Ia!c
OF tl;- real rsiie belonging 10 sIid tr:ate, or 70
n:u:h ihCr,vf as my bc Necessary
NUiI:c Il therefore Given ~ all persons inter
CstCd III sa'h estate. - apY"sr bri'rA s.!I Court.
Il the Court EunG. Ia iiau. tlk0 County. 80
v:'rii. On ilIc 18th DAY q October. lGiT. Ut 10
O'Clock 4. -. Ur ES EUou thereafter H. aTtC can
bG heard. to Ehhw cause. II auy they have. why
all Cr.!Ur rhnuld NOT bu IaaIr :nF l,u s.Iu 90 the
rial cs,At" belonging ti sail 81 ate. 40 prayed
!pr ia Ia!d PcIi;!Du. and that this Lo;cr D., pub
li-hHd H. tie !IRo iSBFrgSDESF for four biIc.
ctssivg weeks iTOu thi, da;c.
J. II FLiCE.
District Jui3;r. NiEth Judicial DiSuivt, EIko
County. NcE=Ga.
Ei.n, NV. Sr.;. ~, laiT, Sis.Ew
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And IN Hcror lance with Jaw. and All order ~
Tho Bonrn Of Trustees. male on the SEVENTH
day of AUGUST. 1917. ~ many slIhrcE ~
each parcel " EuIh stock ~ may DO necessary,
will Ito sold at public auction, NJ tho once 81
tho Company. tank 81 NJ. =. Frr"ntn 4 Co.,
ElkD, NCYdda. un FRIDAY. the SIXTH day uI
OCTOIER, 1871. Mt tho hour OF q o'cinck T..
So Of ssid day. 10 Jay said delinquent AsfCs..
incnt thereon, together with costs q! advertising
and rTprnHch Uf EIlC.
ny order Of tho Hoard Of Trustees.
''" u. 81. GRANT, ECcroiary.
=. oJricE-.IIant of NJ, =, Freeman 4 Co.. EiLo.
Nevada, .'' ' a1td
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t--.s:p-4,.s,nsN7r.rrn

TnE Reno JowrHni gives All account
OF tho shocking murder Of mn Italian
named CALI Lucio. IN hut place Mon
day night. a him. Chmmbcra heard
The sound Of blows proceeding from Il
vacant lot near her residence, mud SO.
ing outside, saw that IA man wr, brimE
craelly beaten by another AMI upon
Tia" arrival Of her husband, an cSnminG-
ton Of tho place designated, discovered
I.nrio lying upon tho ground. hiS head
AMI body cut aud bruised In n shock
ing iuNhncr. Death resulted Oh the
following morning, tho imJnrcd man
remaining in n crmntoBc state in tho
IncHntimo. Several Italians have been
"rrcGied oh suspicion Of having been
accessory TO tho murder.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

NOTICE To JACOB HAHN, CO.0WSER IN
~ tho lila Niue: You are hereby notified aa
owner a. ION" fourth interest IN tho M, ult"
situated Ia Rock Greek Mining District. Ilkn
co. sit,' Ci Nevada, that II o. III" expiration Of
ninety days hft"rtlIr pubIira lon of ihIs notice,
you will have fli'td to contribute your PRO.
partition "f tho 'nI,nal expenditure made ui, tho
sad MINI during and for Tho year 1911, ~ rc.
Iuif'd " Tho Act ~ COhgfcas, approved March
lGih. 1872. hlh amendments thereto, your Iu.
icroH. IA above drFctibcd, will LccGino Tho
property OG your CU.Uwn,tF, lhr uildrrsigurd
who haze made the annual expenditure. &C.
corhIhy to lAw. Oh said mining property.
.'- TIiEJ. 0ARRECItr,
J. !. NARRECHT,
-. K0ilLEIl.
Eiko, August %, 1877. a2o.ood
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FOR SALE.

4 NEW no. I, GUI,U MEDAL
~ separator With power. For patliouiata
Imiuirt % -. '.
as ."' u. RESISTANT co.
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A GRAND BALL !!

/" ""S ShGH
TOR THE nEsETIr
4 PUBLIC SCHOOL. e
VIII lie given at:he
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
On HE Evening Of
Thursday, September 9Th. Is77.
TICKETS, $500.
Committee OF Invitation.
Geo. Meiss. W. T. Smith.
Geo. Boiler. c. stoitz.
Capt. Craiyic. Lieut.. AIitn,
John Bradley. Sol. LowcnJ"rg.
O. W. Iiiton.
Committee az Itcespnqr.
q. u. HeeDry. N. L. Freeman.
J. }. NcIgs, q. Cola,
James Clark. II. ". Grant.
John Ain!cy. J.. gurr.
d. y. SESSIONS.
Committee Of Arrangements.
James litnin. Abe StoGscr,
J. {. Baker. Julius RcInhlr..
James Ma on, Geo. iluSscl.
J.l" Wines. Il. u. DiscloS,
Ti!liSm llashoI.
Floor Managers.
J.r. El"n. RS. Huntington.
j.. ". Dorycy. chas. Newman.
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Died.

>, HUFtoliD-ln fIko, September i7lh. 1917
IhmH francis. daughter Of Jacob anil Mary
linl"Th' Aged years and = months
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

I ,TAT.COS MINING COMPANY 49, Locations
l. al principal place Of business. Elkp. New
Irc1ti"h Of works. Rock Crc,h, MiDiu: Dis
hici, E!Ln Cou,iy. Nevada.
En'i""-fhcrr IL I"i!n Iu"rt upon Tho follow.
hE described stock, Ii account ~ Assessment
80. ~. lHvicl on thc SEVENTH hIy az TO.
UsI. 1911, ihc several nupunts s"t opposite tho
rsmcH "i thc itsp9stIyr ahaTchUidurs, a. fol.
Lows:
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

INE FREES MILL A%D NJ Ming COMPANY
iLpe.;! IA of principle place OF bu-inrss,
:i1 Fine Street RcO;.s and ., san Francisco,
i:'"Aii"n Of works. Tnscaro:., Elk0 County,
Nevada.
SorI ,'E.--Ihrrc f. delinquent upnn the fol-
lowing G"sCrihrh stock. on account Ct AEcFs-
tIt nj NJ. - levied on tie Hind lay Of AUuat.
1873, cE"TCTAl Ep1uutr ."t Opposite the ma llCa
OF thg LSsMLClLNr maIclImLlLI.. Aa Inlll Nh.
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DON'T DREAM

or letting any man measure you for par OF
BOOTS az SHOES uuiil you have -. amircd ,lr
GtoTz Il i"rIy.mIIr leather roycriay, at
REMNANTS.
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DON'T BUY

Your 9. 10. IL or &C year oil bny SUMNER
SUIT untl yon hive examined the 'y1at, and
prices ct REMNANTS.
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DON'T GAZE

On even ahime's worth OF UNDERWEAR until
yon have given thu complies stock A. REIN.
HAi:r'S, + thorough Inspection.
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DEATH OF DR.. ]. N. SLOAN

DR.. James NJ Sloan, of Walhallaa aaepar-
ted this life at 2 o'clock on last Rnday
morning, after short illness superi luced
by the effects of wound receivedn the
Confederate service. DR.. Sloan wasl very
able physician and surgeon, and ls en-
joyed very extensive and successfuprac-
tice in his profession since the war. b was
genial gentleman, and possessed bst of
friends, who will long regret his dealt and
retain pleasant memories of him throyhout
their lives. DR.. Sloan was severely Nund-
ed in one of the battles of our late W, the
ball passing through his face, and intting
very severe and dangerous wound, shich
has frequently given him trouble an9ain.
This, together with the fatigue andIxpo-
sure incident to his profession, hass last
done its work, and though the clash war
has long been hushed another of its vtims
has fallen. DR.. Sloan was in the pine of
life, and in his death leaves wife al two
little children, together with many rGives
and an extensive circle of friends whWeep
or the loss OF one SO dear to them.
A very large congregation assemh ID at
the Baptist Church in Pendletd on
Wednesday morning to attend the fieral
services, which were conducted by ". J.
S. Murray, after which the remains the
deceased were inferred in the ad,ent
church yard.
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no business will be transacted In giving
themselves and their employees this holi.
dav our merchants have manifested the
liberality and consideration for which they
have always been noted.
We regret to record the death of Mr..
James Allen, of Lowndesville, which oc-
Cured on Wednesday morning, the 18th
inst, from combined attack of paralysis
and heart disease. Mr.. Allen had been in
feeble health for some time past, having
suffered from previous paralytic stroke.
He was gentleman of high character, and
was much esteemed and respected in the
community in which he has always lived.
He leaves behind him wife and several
children, who mourn his death, and together
with numerous relatives and friends, will
fondly cherish his memory.
At an election for officers of Meals Creek
Grange, No. 212, held on Saturday, 18th day
of December, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year: B. D.
Dean, w. NJ; ]. A. Major, o.; ]. B. Car
penter, L.; J. NJ. Elgin, S.; T. w. Martin,
A. s.; VIM. H. Haynie, Sec. c. A. Kay,
Treas; Thos. Erskine, Chap; w. P. Kay,
G. K; Mrs. J. A. Major, c.; Mrs. y. N.
Vandiyer, p; Mrs. c. A. Kay, F.; Miss
A. e. Elgin, L. A. S. Worthy Master
w. w. Russell was requested to instll the
officers on Saturday before third Sum lay in
January next, at 10 o'clock a. m, at which
time all the members are requested to be
present with their baskets.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Mr.. Milton Gambrell, of this Count, had
a difficulty with colored tenant living
upon. his mothers place on last Mlnday
morning, which resulted in an exchange of
shots and the wounding of the negro, whose
name is Marshall Gambrell. The pnant
was preparing to move, and had no paid
all the rent due, which caused MrGam-
brell to go to his house for sediment.
This the negro refused, whereupo Mr..
Gambrell announced his intention ; take
it out Of the crop before it should be loved,
and started to execute his intention The
negro threatened to shoot him if he da, and
got out his gun. Mr.. Gambrell tim re-
turned to his mothers house, got Us gun
and went back 20 get his rent. AS le pro-
ceeded to the place where the cropay he
heard the negro cock his gun and sa him
level it upon him. At this Mr., Gabriel
got ready to fire hurriedly, and bot guns
were discharged SO near together tht it is
impossible to tell which shot first Mr..
Gambrell was not touched, and tk negro
was shot in the head quite seriously, hough
it is not thought the wounds willprove
fatal. "A warrant has been issued fo Gam
brell, but he has not yet been arreste.
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seGerlnan sYrnp.v

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such test its curative qualities as
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine was distributed free
OF charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the throat and lungs. giving the
American people undeniable proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recommend
ing it to their customers. Go.to your Drug
gists, Simpson: Reid & Co., and ask what
they know about It. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Three doses
will relieve any case.
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HoNEA PATH.

{ As your regular correspondent aEhis
point is absent on short visit to the "Nun-
tain City" for the purpose of little rfea-
ton from his business tolls, will scpble
you few dots in his ABSENCE. The I'm
ers have been taking advantage of there's
ent delightful weather in sowing Eeir
wheat. The sowing has been very lar for
this township, and a few have not y tfn-
ished......Mr. Stephen Latimer, livinaear
Broad Mouth Church, lost by fire, d.he
18th inst, his gin house, some FIVE six
bales of cotton, together with all thdla-
chiIery connected with the house. Tlfire
is supposed to have originated by a Hch
in the cotton willie running the gin. The
whole loss was considerable ..... Rev. G..
Carter, pastor OF the Baptist Church ahis
place, preached his farewell sermon a
large and attentive congregation on pst
Sunday. He leaves many warm friensin
this community......Rev. Mr.. Pace, of Gin
vile, has been chosen to fill Mr.. Cars
vacancy. He is young man of fine atm
ments......Our efficient teacher, Mr.. H.
Reid, has prevailed upon the young III! of
his school to get up minstrel enter n-
ment for the purpose of raising fund las
well as for fun Christmas night to day
expenses of purchasing such necessarN-
provements in apparatus and furnituror
the school room and campus of his acady
as are essential in all good schools. Drs
open ut 6 80 p. m., and small entrancse
will be collected from every person 10
wishes to enjoy the entertainment....r II.
Reed and lady will soon occupy their "
house lately erected on Academy street.
posite Mr.. J. R. Donalds residence....+.
Parker, Of our town, who has been qe
sick with measles, has so far recovered %
be able to attend his patients again.
OLD MAI
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Now and Th..,,

It is only now and then that such men as
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Ex-Gov. Smith
icine for the throat and lungs, and when
they do it is pretty good evidence that the
remedy must be good for the cure of coughs,
colds and lung affections. They recommend
the GLOBE FLOWER COUCH SYRUP, and their
testimonials are to be seen round the ten
cent sample bottles of the Globe Flower
Syrup, for sale by SIMPSON, REID d. co.
A sample bottle relieves the worst cough,
and Will cure sore throat. Regular size
bottles. fifty doses. 81.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, at the residence of the brides
father, Col. J. Jamison, on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 4th, by Rev. D. Weston Hiatt, Mr.. J. J.
MOSELEY and Miss NJ. J. JAMESON. All
Of Anderson County.
At the residence of the brides father, Capt.
James Welborn, OH the morning Of the 10Th
inst, by Rev. B. Hays, Mr.. S. j. NEWTON
and Miss A. E. WELBORN. All of Ander-
son County.
BY Rev. A. Rice at the residence of the
brides father, on Wednesday morning, the
10Th inst. Mr.. A. MEEK, of East Tennes-
see and Miss IDA E. RICE, of Anderson
CnrDtv q n
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T0WNvILLE.

The High School here will open early
January. .''''''The new Baptist Church
being pushed rapidly to completion. ''''fE
rumored that certain parties are taking 81
to open 'jinnywine" bar-room in to-
''''""G. N. c. B." your late correspond.
is enjoying himself socially at Gainesv.
Ga. REV. E. L. Sisk, of Westminis
will continue as pastor Of the Townt
Baptist Church for the incoming year.
Messrs. Orr & Lewis King disposed d
large lot of extra fine Tennessee hogst
week at 81 per pound, gross. 1.-THE Nj.
odists at Smith Chapel near Shallow u
will soon displace their present church,, i,
flee with .fne-new one. That commlV
will also erect capacious and comforte
school-room adjacent to the church.
n1SI RI
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DESIRABLE BOARD.

Any one desirous of obtaining boan 6
private family, whose dwelling is cen
iently situated for business, can get ful
information by calling at this office. en-.
tlemen preferred. e
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A Sunday School service will be hen
the Baptist Meeting-Hou next Sundat
o'clock p. ND sharp. Addresses by L.
Tribble, j. H. Clarke and the Superb m
dent. The Sunday Schools of the yge
and public generally are cordially invite
attend. VIM. HENRY STRIcXLAN
Superintend
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Notice to Contractors.

DURSUANT to Section S, A. A. No. 24O
i approved June Z, 1877, the County
Commissioners of Anderson County will
let out the BUILDING OF THE LINE
FENCES between Abbeville and Anderson
Counties, and between the Townships adop-
ting and those rejecting the proposed change
in the Fence Law, on the upper side Of the
County.
The Fences will be let out in sections of
one mile, and all sections not contracted for
by the 18th January, will be let to the low
est bidder.
Parties living near and contiguous to the
lines can make arrangements with the Com
missioners for erecting Fences and Gates
where necessary, and for the maintaining
of the same for period of three years.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. Written proposals
can be sent in to the Clerk of the Board.
O. II. P. FAINT,
SAMUEL BROWNE,
JOHN G. CAN'T,
County Commissioners.
J. L. TR1BBLE, Clerk C. G.
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Everv Week!

WE are receiving additions to our large
Stock of General Merchandise, which we
will sell low for cash. Give us call before
YOU buy. A. B. TOWERS & co.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate of the late Gillian Shearer. de-
ceased, are hereby required to present them
within the time prescribed BY law or their
claims will be barred. The claims may be
handed in to Joseph n. Brown, our Attor-
ney.
A. C. DODBINS, Admir-,
MARTHA A. SHEARER, AdmX.
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TO RENT

TO RENT
A GOOD and convenient DWELLING
IA HOUSE, containing eight rooms,
with all necessary out-buildings, good gar
den spot, fine orchard, and small Farm, if
desired, convenient to the Collegiate Insti-
tute. For further particulars apply to
w. H. NARDIN
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STOLEN (!

GALE OF CHOOSES IN ACTION.
y The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will sell the chooses in action belong.
ing to the estate of H. B. ARNOLD, de-
ceased by order of the Probate Court, on
Monday, the 31st day of December, 1877, at
II m.
L. T. ARNOLD, Admir-.
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corros- ddlings, s9 to 10 cents.
Col. James E, Orr spent last Sunday and
Monday at home.