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was bending with raptured face over the
svSs siyr y4a9E So Tns RoSn Sy one G,ss sss
fioated out on the perfumed hush of the
crowded. IU0i1.
las. ttTeupuioq5 a0SS97utts a0SS97utts did did away.
Mrs. Geoarey hurried with smiling
face to the aide Of the singer.
said shs. "We'lfihave the other in
about an hour, IF you please, Miss
Wing"
"In the meantime" said Guy LES.
TRANCE, offering bis arm; "Miss Wing
VIII perhaps allow me to conduct her TO
cooler and less crowded part Of the
room."
Ard Madelon felt herself being led
aWsy by the man whom she loved best
in all the world--the man she believed
TO have. deAsfted her when their fortunes
fpiled and poverty's iron grasp fell on
them.
"Aiadelon," said he in low, impres.
sive voice, when they were safe in a Sc.
cluded corner, where cluster Of hired
lemon trees made sort of tropical seclu-
sion, lighted only by hanging lamp,
why have you left me so long in igno-
rance Of your fate ?"
Guy" she eusnered, unconsciously
falling into the tone Of old days, "why
did you never answer that Dote wrote
your"
"What note2"
'oThs note that gave Flora Fortrscue
for you"
His brows knit darkIy.
Il iisvu never received any note" said
he.
'But she told me she gave it to you"
"Then-begging Mira Fortescue's par.
don for tho plain English Of the express
sion--she told you lie. did not know
where you were; had no means of com.
municating with you. Oh, Mndelon,
Madelon! my heart has been breaking
for yor these many months"
"And-I fancied you had forgotten me, j"
faitered Madelon, her eyes filled with
blissful tears.
"Are you going so early" said Mrs.
Geofircys, an Flora Fortcscuc. pale and
iInggard, came TO make her adicux.
Why the evening iR not half over yet"
Il know it," faltered Flora, "but |
have a violent headache. and the rooms
are so warm"
"But Miss Wing is to sing the Last
Roge Of Summer directly"
II don't care to hear it," said Flora,
making her escape by main force from
Mrs. Geofreys' hospitable importurities.
But Miss Wing never sang the Last
Rose Of fShmmer" for Mrs. Geoffreys.
When that mntron came TO look for her
young balladist to fulfil the second clause
OF hor engagement, she was half way
home, escorted by Mr.. Guy L'Estrange.
Because" said the young man, III
cannot rest until have your mothers
seal to the promise ycu have given me-
the blessed promise to be mine"
And the dropping flower of Ma.iolon
Wings heart was revived once more in
Loves biiHsiul sunshine.
"And," gravely said Mr. L'Estrangc,
"ali your singing hereafter must be to an
audience Of one"
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!, = Ex,Secretaty Of, the Treasury Bout
we'll. The father of the funding syndiea.e.
apparsptly regaPls tho California COM
plant in regard to the 4 per cent loan as
an inEntation on tho syadicato system,
and ds lends the lattsr IN o lettef. 70 the
S0st0n sAducTtiseFs He IL Of tke opinion
tha2, I{she hank Of Nevada lfsd oiiafed
tt re $40, 10, nS, q per ceats directly
nSlie treasury, With q commission sl-
llslSsea 01 oae-eik hth 6f 4 par cent. .'tin-l
GolSpteslyy the etier ysoilId nave been ac-.
ceRtedlt Such q Raliey Frouid have been
igitaV S9TIt al q m
IL aight haya baen. aSruard TO explain
the fact Of b gift of 500, ,0G0 to tho po-
nanzs crowd, when other paPties. Who
subscribed with just as little trouble to
flIe eveFnnrents gst no cqnIptission at all
Ass;4ss. re ave sas3 hgfdTa, eQEal
tergna nnnhk tn have haen offered for once
to AiiI1Aen, syndieAtAs esidl al. AEr. Bout
wall recalls his own efforts ut placing
popular loans, and says no pc.ser. bnt
ard can conduct areat fineuciaI oDe-
ioJis Wit ont epl lis tin9> fiS oral etIps
port Of great financial names aud irstitIl
ts0Ha. This Is Il1eassiisahfy tfzns set issis
Useful as well 81 ecoB BaS.aa aoal usI tinses,t6
sssk the national icfo 10 and feal tie palse
OF capital BY. IA Ioin GjEecfiy to
the people Llln expefienca 10
this 4 per cent. loan Tgpyes this fhsTe
sFcre 60 millions oft aaislas aatsegi Unions
within rnonthy which 10. a good deal
moro than the syndicate has yet plRced
by iaJ6lE.
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DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for n long time was demon.
str.,ior of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Gcor.
gia, he.icu persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities of 4 sfr<ng7ksn-
InS, S,fRrgntive, onaa fnr-
UyinP tonic.
Their first apparent cf-
!vct is To increase the ap-
petite by r;lrIsing the food
~ properly as simulate.
Thus the system is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
ga'ls. regular and healthy
cvacuations are produced.
Thcrapidity with which
ffysoRs take on Tcsh,
while under the influence
oil these pills. oil itself in
dicatcs their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their cflicacyin cur.
ing nervous debility, mel
anchoiy, dyspepsia, vast
ing c!' :hc muscles, slug
gislincss of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth 10 the system. Sold
In ray Street, New York.
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sREREFFeS SALE.
~ - y--~sa----
STATE or SoUTH CAaoLIHA,
Anderson County.
In Mc O5uvs of Common Pleas.

IN the 0O,rs Of Common Pleas.
L. D. Childs vs.. John r. Cochran.-,J,dG.
'aeHt for Rbreclassire of Real Property.
fG-9Y virtue og an order to me directed by
ypdieiaf Circaif. I win e8pose to sale ON the
aIES e3SSsssaY III tss Isssss next.
pc Anderson G. H., 8. e.,
i.,9 'ls ONE LOT, s
in the town of Anderson, bounded on the
aozth py o cross strost, running back 2I0
hc4es oH tao east by lot OF Capt. John Nc
9Fath, on the west by Main street frontino
20 lest Hsith all thu buildings thereon. with.
IN the corporate limits OF the town OF An
SierSon. - ~
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for al. necessary paners.
JAMES n. MCCONNELL.
+ Aug o, 1877
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THE STATE OF SOUTH cARoiiSAa,
COUNTY OF ANDER.- JN.
COVH- s,F COMMON PEEAS.

COURT s,F COMMON PLEAS.
e. w. stewart, Plaintiff, against George
Stewart, Sally Russell Jenny Moore. ct.
al, observation-disclosures for Retict-CV
pl1Ut Serred.
To the Defendants Sally Mcconnell, Bette
iicrron. Martha Bobo Jane McCurry,
Emily Pritchet, Martina BoEo, Elizabeth
Stuart, Mary Stewart, J. s. i.w,scll, Nancy
Crowder, John Russell, Clarissa Mckee,
Marietta C. Dobbins, Pluto Scott, Mar
tia Ann Day, Mary West and Clarissa
Bowie:
%TOU are hereby summoned and required
IA tO answer the complaint in this ac
ton, of which Il copy is herewith served
upon you, and To serve II copy of your All.
swcr on The subscribers at their Office. An
dcrson C. H., > c., within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day OF
such service and if you fail TO answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply 20 the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated July 30th, 1877
MOORE & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TIE Defendants will take ..otice that the
petition in this case is for the partition and
division Of the Real Estate of Adam Stew
art, deceased, consisting of one Tract OF
Land, containing one hundred ard thirty
six acres more or less bounded by lands OF
Is. A. Davis, William Jones, George Stew
art and others, situate in Anderson County,
OH waters of Savannah River in which you
have an interest
MOORE e ALLEN,
Sol. Pro. Pet.
Aug 0, 1877. 6
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als a AND N
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LAND FOR SALE.

r OFFER for sale that valuable place and
IL model Farm where now live, the inn
provemcnts, and twenty-five acres of good
land. in a high state of cultivation. This
is pretty place, on the edge of town, and
about four hundred yards from the Ander
son School Building; or will sell good
Farm three miles from Anderson-133 acres
good land, all necessary buildings, plenty of
timber, and is well sit, tied fer the no-f fence
law rs heart could WISH. IL you want n
good home, now is your time to buy. Ap-
ply to ID. !. BOHANAN, Anderson. $. G..
july 49, 1877
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S lOa $25 aseyyts sey syss ss,;iss H,aas sss by
ChroInos, Cravons, and Reward, Motto.
Scripture Text, Transparent, Picture and
Chrome Cards. 100 samples. worth $4.OO,
sent postpaid for 75c. Illustrated Catalogue
free. J. III. BUFORD'S SONS, Boston.
Established 1880. June 7-6m.
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Mem. from Society, Jourusl. "Afiss
S. appeared 20 positive disadvantage
because of eloudiness OF complexion an&
must we write it, Pimples spelling an
otherwise beautiful e1nntenanee.p fShe
should by all means procure and use DR.
Bulpe Blood Mixture. Rep.l
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AMERICAN PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY,"
This organization, which has been In ex.
lstence for thirty years, has designated
Colonel Il. ri. Sims as the chairman of
the fruit committee for South Carolina.
acting in operation with the general fruit
committee of the society. The duties
imposed by this appointment aye to col.
lect and forward information respecting
fruit growing in South Carolina, aud Coi.
onel Sims Is authorized to select his asso.
ciates, consisting of FIVE members, who
will constitute with himself the 81 ite
Fruit Committee. Tho following gen. 70.
men, representing tho several Congr.,
sional Districts, have been selected:
!. B. d. Townsend, Cheraw.
2. B. q. Presley, Charleston.
3. Wm. Summer, Pomaria.
i. J. y. Foster, Lancaster.
s: 4. p. Butler, Aiken.
These gentlemen are exnectad to aid
in collecting the information desired by
the society, which will DO arranged in the
form OF q report for consolidation With
the general report. to the annual Meeting,
ut s.:s opening of the session, which 70
announced TO be held IN Baltimore on
the 18th, 18th and 18th Of Septembe.
next. Ihe nature of the information de-
sired may be snmmaEized o. follows:
The species Of fruit grown successfully In
ehis State; the varieties best adapted to
the soil and climate of the different sec-
tions; the new varieties Of recent origin
giving promise of excellence; the differ
ent names by which the Same fruit IL
known; the chief obstacles to success as
regards soil, climate, insects and diseases
and the remedies that have been moStef.
4eetnallv en1nlnveA thn trnAt.ueHt. .neilsa
soil and the system of pruning which
haye generally yielded the best results; |;
Ehe methods fuT storing and keeping win.
ter fruits; tho most advantageous mode
OF packing fruit for shipment, especially
70 distant markets; andstatisiica showing
the extent and progress Of fruit culture
sn this State. 49,
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CHROIOSS IS To-! T.: !'ii1sssss s. sss %s! Gssa;

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Furnan UNIVERSITY.

FVNHE next Session will begin SEPTEM-
IL BIER 18th.
EXPENSES Tuition Free i: Incidental Fee,
$500; Board, $1,000 to $1,000 a month in
private families and boarding houses fuel,
lights and washing cost about 500 n
month. For catalogue giving more infor-
nation, address
PROF. J. NJ. HARRIS, Grecnvillc, sc.
July 2G 1877 G
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Garden relates that eight ssaHers who s,ero
eating their dinner utSdef hi. .oak tree.
were all struck by the sEine lash ofilght..
ming, tke explosion e ssch was heard
far away. When soldS pqaple passinp
by approached to see what had, happen.
ed they found the respers to an appear-
aneo1 continuing their repast; one still
held his glass in his hand, another was
In the act of fpnttipg a piece of bread into
his mouth, third had hia hand In tho
dish, etc. Death had como upon them
suddenly while ia these positions, when
THO thundsrbolt fell. Azeal had seized
upon them with so much violence that
ne had Impressed upon the entire surface
oIo s.ieif uSiiv sti5 ..ss.. ts.1s q. ~
black wings. TIE asrrator of the event
says one migat hava taken them for
atatae8 ec1lptured out Of black marble.
The catastrophe Waa so yapid that tho
faeeS uS the victims had not time to :cte
any expression Of pain; life was sup,
pressed 80 simultaneously that the mug
cles remei1ed unmoved. The eyes and
mouth were open rs in life; and had not
tho color OF the skin been SO much
chahasd, the Illusion would have hean
colnnI6te.
| Ithes been remarked also that the feat
w. ~ g. i-e;;; f.sS;; sssc u iasssh...::E
stead of being contracted, uc1ally assume
q calm, happy expression, and The con.
clueion has beoh drawn that they enter
without shuck or pain into the preoence
ofthe Infinite Being. -
.Aithoagh death resulting from lisiis-
ninR Ia painless. hacanse Instantaneous.
some Of those at least who have been
struck by lightning and recovered. did
not E ID it a painfass operation. This IA
the experience OF Michigan man (a
Csstle,l ,as reported Go tha Whitewater
Reqtster, AastoTm coming up, he nut his
team in the barn and sat down in the
door With his fhce toward the iSsidS. 4
stroke 1f lightning killed his hors0G end
prostrased him, doing its work too swift
~ to give him the Slightest warning of
its coming. His fiat remsmbn.ace upon
his daughter, who had run i0s,n frola the
house about twenty-five rods distant, ex-
claim;
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thing in the present financial condl,
ton of the United States which snoulo
be taken into consideration in decldlng
whether we should use both gold ana
silver for unlimited legal tender! Inc
bonded debt Of the United states Is
about seventeen hundred millions;
the suspended currency of the United
States, including bank note, is about
seven hundred millions; the debt OF
the people, including corporations. Is
large beyond all precedent. In word
our financial condition is such as TO
demand careful husbandry OF all our
resources, and to forbid the throwing
away of any of them. If our public
debt can be legally and honorably paid
in silver as we'll as gold, we should
put{ourselves in such position as that
we may, in our discretion, pay IN sill
yer or gold. If our paper currency
NAV be redeemed in silver or gold,
and it is our purpose to redeem it,
and we do so more easily in both metals
than in either one, we should use both.
If our people can, without violating
their contracts, be in any considerable
degree relieved from the heavy indebt.
edness now resting upon them, by
using both silver and gold, let them
at once have the privilege.
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would be kept in circulation, and
prosperity would continue.
@. What kind of money will answer
this purpose
A. Full legal tender greenbacks.
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The Grover Investigation.
PoRTLAsp, Oregon, July 1s.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July 1s.
The investigating commission held a
long session yesterday, and large number
of witnesses we're examined. Most of the
evidence was immaterial. A number OF
Witnesses testified that G Ildsmith was in
embarrassed circumstances at the time OF
the election, ard did not use ary money in
securing the election of Grover. Steph, n
Smith, a member of the last legislature,
testified that he talked with Mosier, OF
Waco county, the evening before the sens-
torisl contest. Witness ssid:
He asked if l thought 1t wrong to take
81 900 to vote for Grover. told him. yes.
He said, 'Do YOU know where republicans
could be found to vote for Grover for S5,.
0002" told him, mo, cir ard don't
want to know or have anything to do with
such matters"
A. c. Edwards testified:
Took an active part in the senatorial con
test told Gr V : that money was being
US, against HIM he said he could moi
help it if they beat him that way; IL ht
was elected he would be ell cted honorably
A number of witnesses testified that the,
did not believe any money was used by
Grover.
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,. NsU tntk, July ~
l5c lower, old VII hout de clded change
II price; Sales of 0.4oo bush Is. No
an state at s. soae Is common 10
goo6 extra western I'D s.d state at SO 40
an @ State S SO s snGc' ss eaa to eS"s
white wheat western extra ats7 OOas7 rs;
fancy white wheat western extra at 81 70
sss2 common to good Extra hlo az 50 SO
pIime ~ IS i0sio So; choice to dou6ie extra
WHBAT-ReceiptS 2,9i6 bushels. Market is
very strong for prluie and good BUSINESS
mainly. sales of 1000 bushels; lsn sales OF
2s7, 100 bushels NO winter r. at 81 Bal a FOR
august and 81 40Gl 4 for September deliveries.
NO. Q winter itd future livery soft TO good
No. Chicago at 81 56sl IS! No Mllwa kee
st re at 81 6S; No. l Duluth al 81 T0(dl "a. at
morning call, salrs OF $500 bushels; No 2
wintt co, August, at 81 az; do Sept mber
at sise BID, s. 4oIashed; No 81 ring, Tor
tembrr, at 81 20 bid 81 65 askel; sales OF 49,.
90 bushels at 81 S3@l S9H. Aiterno call
No. winter REQ, TOR august, sales Il 5000 bush
RYE-market quiet at 74SIsc Tor western !;
92&93c for state.
LoRN.-Receipis OF IS, 800 bushels. Market
Sales OF 1850 o Is. Ungraded wtsJeI n
mixed al osseOc steamer mixed spo lots and
Monday delivery at s9c; New York No
at 60c
OArs-Receipts OF 2i,7oO bushels. Market
dull and heavy. Sales OF 100 bushels. Mixed
western snd state 95a 60c; white wtsle n
and state a. 42a6sc: Nvw YorkNo. at 3Sc;
New York No a. 44c; do white An New
York No. at 62Ac; miS ed western at 3s@45c !;
mixed state al os@6shc; white do. at
6i@62c.
HAY.-steady and unchanged.
HoPs-Heavy. sales OF new eastern at
S@l9c western at S(al9c.
CoFFRB.-kio quiet ana better grades lower;
| cargoes at Ee2oc gold; Job lots at l7s9lHc
sUaAR-Dull aud heavy s,.@sssc for fair
| TO good refining; 9|c for prime; raIr Musco-
1l1sc FOR aLuart A; 1l4s@llxc Tor granu-
lated; ike for powered nc ior crushed.
| MoLAssES Dull and nominally unchanged.
hICE-M rket firm and moderate demand.
Sales atesIc for Louisiana; 6Ash7c Tor Car
olinas.
PETROLEUM quiet and firm. Sales OF crude
| at 6kc; refneo at lSAc; Ca es at l6A@2uc
| napntha at OK; sales OF 5400J barrels un ted
| crude at 81 ,lha2ls lsA
| pounds at s(SSHc, f.r good 10 Prime
E9Gs.- Ftrm. Sales OF sIaJu and Pennsyl
| vania at lsal6Hc; l66l7&c for western.
toRK.->nad H. mrI an more astlve. Sales
OF new mess at sl4 oo@l4 60.
| BEBF-Flrm
LARD-MnrKet higher. Sales OF new prime
steam at 80 250Sy 4O
BUTTER-Marke firm for choice. Sales at lod
| zoe for western 1907 lc for s ate.
HEKsB- Market n m. Sales at 499kc fol
| comm n 10 pr me.
LMsEED-Flrm. Sales OF II eco bags OF Cal
WHIsT;c oaist at iiiia ''
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

daugered by this rtinvasion Of the territory
Unexpectedly by large force. Rrinforce-
ments from Spain are being got ready.
Yellow fever is raging among the 20 900
brought ont last winter. General Msrinez
Campos is reduced to mastery inactivity
from the decimated condition of his troops.
Discontent is rampant here among all
classes Of people The financial striDeency
is serious. Hardy day passes that the
failure of some grocer or jerked beef dealer
Is not recorded.
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The Cuban rrection.
NKw YORK, July 13.

INV YORK, July TO.
A Havana letter d"cd the 8 b Gays it is
reported that Ge, G ais G ,mtz and Garcia,
leading large force, have forced the Tro-
cha AID invaded Clnco V Has terri ory. A
battle was fought at the crossing in which
over 600 Spanial ds wtre killed, among
them brig er g,neral. Since then an
other encoun,er has taken place, of which
no particulars are at ha I'd, but rsiderable
trepidatlon prevailed at headquarters here,
and three men-ofswac we're ordered to sea
10 great haste, Doubt IS to relieve aud pick
up Isolated detschments near the coast en-