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HoNEA PATH.

The regular communion service was held
in the Baptist Church on Sunday last a
large and attentive congregation was in ut
tendance. -. Sixteen turkeys in one pen
are being put il order for Christmas, we
reckon; and ar overbalance of nine young
men over the young ladies in iionea Path.
Those in favor of bala ice, eyes this way
...... The personal property of Capt. 5. NJ.
Tribblc, deceased, was sold at his late resi-
dence, on Friday last, ut very fair rrices...:..
MeSsrs. McMurtry, Erwin and Mccullough
our delegation to the State Fair, returned in
due season 49,. Rev. Mr.. King is slowly re-
covering from his severe illness, and is now
able to walk about.....An engine on the
Grecnvillc & Columbia Railroad took good
stand taxes were tho cause of its rest
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sERENADE.

On last Tuesday evening number Of cit
liens from the town of Anderson accompa-
MED by the Anderson Band repaired 10 the
residence of Hon. Is. +, Crayton for the
purpose of rendering him the compliment
of u sercnudc in honor of his election as
President of the State Fair Association
After music had been played Mr., Crayton
was called for and responded in a short and
appropriate speech III acknowledgment Of
the compliment, and was followct! Icy short
speeches from Mcssrs. T.. NJ. Rucker and Is.
+. Whitner. AT the conclusion of the
speaking Mr.. Crayton invited the sercnad-
ing party into his dining room where a
sumptuous rcpast awaited them. After be-
ing most elegantly entertained the party
returned to their various homes, with the
most agreeable rccollcctions of their recep-
ton and luxurious entertainment by Presi-
dent CraytOn.
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HIN M ENEAL.

MARRIED, by Rev. NJ. McGec, on Sun
day evening, 18th inst, ut the residence of
w. G. Watson. Mr. AZEL Kelly to Miss
MARY MCCONNELL, a!l Of Anderson
County.
On Wednesday, l4th inst, mt the resi-
dencc of the brides :;..her, in this County,
by the Rev. f. G. Carpenter, Mr.. BENJA-
HUTCHINSON.
On the 18th of November, at the residence
of the brides father by Rev. w. Il. NJ.
Brock, Mr.. +. =. MIZE to Miss SUSAN
j. ERSKINE, all of Banks County, Gin.
a. III. residence Of the brides father,
Capt. iiug,, Robinson, on the night OF the
20th inst, by Rev. ";a. Henry Strickland
Mr. WM. COWAN ARMSTRONG and
Miss ESSIE ROBINSON, all of Abbeville
County
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

Mr.. John T. Peoples, of this place, has
added to his other business that of a paper
warehouse for all sizes of news and wrap
ping ;,aper, which he keeps in stock suili
'.cht to furnish all orders which may be
sent him. The newspaper kept by him is
of excellent quality, and papers i'll the tip
per portion of South Carolina and Georgia
will do well to correspond with Mr.. Peoples
Il; this place n.i.i obtain Ills terms &c. lie
is reliable gentleman, with the best of
business energy and talent which enables
him to offer inducements well worth the
consideration of our brethren of the press.
We bcSpcak for him Il trial order, at least.
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Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you despondrnt sufferer from Sick
Headache, IInbitnal Costiveness, palpitation
of the Hearth Have you Dizz;- IS Of the
Head? Is your Nervous System. depressed? ?
Does your Blood circulate badly? Have
you Cough? Low Spirits? Coming up
of the food after eating? &c, &c. All of
these and much more are the direct results
G: Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigcs-
ton. GREENS AUGUST FLOWER is now ac-
knowlcdged by all Druggists to be positive
cure. 100000 bottles were given away in
the U. S. through Druggists to the people rs
of its wonderful quality III curing all forms
of Indigestion. Sample bottles cents.
Regular size IS cents. Sold positive by all
tirst-class Druggists in L. s. cow.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
Ll The Irobnfc C0Mrt.

IN TIE IrO6dfc Court.
Mary A. Shcarcr, At,n.x. and A. e. Dob
bins, Admir-. Of the Estatc of Gillian
Shcarer, deceased. Plaintiffs. against Mi
riam Belt, Nancy IL. Bolt, and others,
Defendants.
FOY virtue of an order to me directed by
LID w w. humphreys. Judge of Probate
for the County of Anderson, and State afore-
said. l will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in DECEMBER next. at An
derson Court Housc, S. c., the followi't;
tract of Land, to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Containing one hundred and fifty Q50)
acres more or less, on the road from Andcr-
son 10 Earie's Bridge. adjoining lands Of the
Estate of Edmond Webb and others.
Terms Of .StIc-One-thirtl cash, and the re-
niainder on credit of twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale. Purchaser to
give bond, with two good securities, and u
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur-
chase money, with leave to anticipate pay
ment in cash. Purchaser to pay for oil ne-
cessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov II, 1877 II
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RAILROAD MEETINGS.

We are authorized to announce that meet.
ings in the interest of the Anderson and
Savannah Valley Railroad will be held as
follows:
Ccntrcville, ut Hunters Spring, Novem-
Der 22tl, at IL o'clock. Committee Of Ar
rangelnents-k. Drcazcale J. y. Fretwell,
J. Is. Watson, T. B. Lee, II. NJ. Burriss.
Savannah, at Il. a. Davis Mill, NOvcm-
Der 23rd, at IL o'clock. Committee Of Ar
range1ncnts-E. J. Earle, Is. a. Davis, Reu-
ben Burriss, S. +. Mcconnell.
The ladies' and gentlemen of these and
adjoining townships are requested to attend
these nretingS.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUN1

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
III the Pfobutc Court.
Jane Poor against B. F. Mauldin, John Iol-
land, Mary Holland, ct al, Defendants
pY virtue of an order to me directed by
AD w. w. Humphreys Judge of Probate
for the County and State aforesaid, | will cx-
pose To sale on the FIRST MONDAY in
DECEMBER next, Mt Anderson Court
House, S. c., the following :-:::. of land, 10
wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing one hundred and seventy three
U73) acres, more or less. bounded by lands
of BENZ. Stanton, a. ]. Stringer and others.
Terms Of .S1ie-One-liais cash; the other
half ii;s twelve months time. with interest
from day Of sale, to be secured by bond, and
a mortgage of the premises to secure the
purchase money. Purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov s. 1877 7!
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sHER1FF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
"a the Probate Court.
John Cox and James Cox, by NJ. II. Gibson,
their Guardian, dd Item, Plaintiffs, against
Joseph Cox. Mary Campbell and !. T..
Cox, ct al, Defendants.
DY virtue of an order TO me directed by
I'D w. w. Humphreys. Judge Of Probate
for the County of Anderson, and State afore-
said, I will expose to sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in DECEMBER next, at Ander-
son Court Fyuse. S. c., the following tract
of Land, to Wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing two hundred (2Go) acres, more
or less, situate in Anderson County, and
State aforesaid, bounded by lands now own
ed by Mrs. Il. p. Cox, w. w. Mitchell and
others, being the Tract of which Thomas J.
Cox was possessed at the time of his death
Terms of Sdte--Cash. Purchaser 70 pay
for oil Necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov 8. 1877 II
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SANDY SPRINGS:

There was n slight hail at the Factory on
the evening of the 10th, though not enough
to do any mischief. 1.-The community was
very much panied on Saturday evening, the
18th, on receiving n telegram that Mrs. D..
\. Smith, of Walhalla, was Il corpse. MIR.
w. q. Smith and lady went to Walhalla the
same evening, to pay the last tribute OF re-
spcct 10 the ono t.ioy esteemed an hiyh'".
Mr.. ID. A. Smith and family have the warm
est synpathies OF the entire CON, ii,iii;;:y Z:
this sore Providcntial dispensatiOn.
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mi; IN1'ELLIGENCER.
I.OCAE. MATTERS.
To ADVERTISERS.
E&tHs

,,. Anderson lNTELLIGENcER has tho
l,r.,,, circulation of any country paper
,,hl;.,cd in the State, and has more than
time. The circulation oc any other pa-
- Anderson County We print and cii-
..,l,,. regularly $500 papers. Our list in
co,,n,y has int rcascd instead of dinin-
;.h,.l and we hope to receive u still greater
;,.r,,,e during the coming fall. We are
,,Iiur at any time to VERIFY the above by
.,n inspection of our subscription book, or
r,nrr bills or when desired, we will
nlrni>h advertisers with al athdavit Of the
,.rr,ctu.ss of our statement as to the circu-
I,.i,n ofthc INTELLIGENcER.
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RAILROAD MEETING AT FLAT ROCK.

Pursuant to announcement q Railroad
meeting for Vnrenncs township was held on
Tuesday, November Goth, mt Flat Rock
The chair, and Mr. w. l.. IIaynie acted as
Secretary. Alter short speeches by Col
Jesse W Norris and J. G. c. Fcatherston,
Esq, the meeting resolved that they favored
County, Town and Township taxation fol
the purpose of building the Savannah Vel
ley Railroad aud that they favor the taxa
ton of Varenncs township i'll the sum OF
twenty thousand dollars.
w. l.. HAYNiE, Secretary.
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Oct IL, 1871
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
"A Estate of Cncsley Martin, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them proper
ly attestcd. To the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law; and all persons in
debtcd to him are hereby notified to make
prompt payment of the same to the under
signed, and thereby save cost.
WELBORN MARTIN, Admir-.
Nov 8, 1877 II 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

II a T. OF SUU III CAKULTNA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
PT virtue of various Executions to me
AV directed. will expose to sale Oh the
First Monday in December next, at Ander-
son Court House, ). C., the following trnct
of land 20 wit:
One Tract of Land, containing one hun
drcd and iorty-three U4:O acres, more or
less, bounding lands Of George Stewart,
!; w. Stewart and Estate of Adm Stewart,
deceased, and Others Sold US the property
of VIM Jones mt the suit of Smith e. Clark
and others.
Terms CT Snle-Cash. Purchaser to pay
for all necessary papers.
JAMES ii. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Nov g. 1877 IL
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FUNIE pictures which we can now take
4 will p.aase all of our patrons. Neither
trouble nor time will be spared by us iii oiir
endcavor to give universal satisfaction.
J. u. MAXWELL,
So Brick Range.
Oct IL, 1877 IL 3:n
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Estate Notice

A IL PERSONS holding demands against
IN the Estate of the late David J. Nor
ris, deceased. are her, by notified to present
them. properly at!cstcd to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and nll
persons indebted To the Estate are notified
to make prompt payment thereof to me.
S. NEWTON BROWNE,
Admir- with will annexed
Nov IS, 1877 ES .
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ARNSTEIN s. ROSE,
New York Cash Store.
SPECIALITY. .

We max: speciality of BLACK ALPACAS CASHMEREs
BOMBAzINES TAMIsE CLOTH this lne
by which enabled the best quality
We have received lot of BLACK ALPACAS and continue
sell them the appreciated price Please ask
to them.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
New York Cash Store
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PRICE LIST.


WE desire to direct attention o the following rnwP Prices:
Prints from Sc
Homespun from &C. up.
Good Sea Island 3c
Kentucky Jeans from 123
Fancy me from3
Wosted Dress Goods
Chldrens Shoes Is as
WOmens Shoes reduced
Tickngs from 1Gc.
Good Homespun Checks from 10c.
Yard vide Bleaching
Canton Flannel from
Red and White Flannel lfrom2 up
Good Blankets at $3.50
Mems Brogans a
Mems Boots lower than
hardly be expected of
aim to always sell Goods lower than competitors
ARNSTEHN S. ROSE,
New York Cash Store.
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YOUR PICTURE.

EIAPT.. J. a. WRENN is an accomplished
" Artist. and .he people OF Anderson
County now have the opportunity of sccur-
ing pictures Of themselves and their friends
at moderate prices by calling at No. Brick
Range, Anderson g. H., s. e.
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Estate Notice.

A LII persons holding demands against
IN the Esta.- cf the late Capt James
Adams, deceased, are hereby notified to
present them properly attested. to the un-
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law, and all persons Indebted To the Estate
are notified 10 make prompt payment there
of to me. D. L. DRIVER, Ex'r.
Nov Is, 1877 1s 3o=
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Charleston, y. q.
L. II. JACKSON & CO., PRopaIEroRs.

FVNHE CHARLESTON HOTEL, well
Il known as one of the leading first class
Hotels of the South, offers 10 the travelling
public special inducements this season at
POPULAR RATEs-$2.50, So, and $4 per day,
according 10 incaiion OF room.
NoY g 1H77 IL
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Millinery Goods.
PHOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS!

WyUILE in attendance upon the Ander-
w son Fair next week, do not fail to
examine the exhibition of Photographic
work which will he displayed by Capt. J..
a. Wrenn. He now has charge OF my Art
Gallery, No. B:.c!. Range. and from th;r
date we are prepai Ell TO make splended pic
lures. Call and see for yourselves
J. d. MAXWELL.
Oct 18. 1877 ii 3ni
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A. GOOD SIGN-
The large of having employment
Messrs. r. n. WHITE.
THOS F. HILL, and
c. G. CUMMINGS,
Too favoy mown require further they always
glad their many friends and
ARNSTEIN s. ROSE,
New York Cash Store
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BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS.

Everything necessary to complete
me Of these can be found in our Es.
We have constantly on
land full stock of the latest styles
If
Dress Goods.
Dress Trimmings,
White Goods,
Embroideries,
Ruchings and Ties,
Lisle and Kid Gloves.
Ribbons and Iaces,
Corsets, &C., &c.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
New York Cash Store.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

GEENN'!9
SULPHUR soar, !
TSosoucNIY CrPrs DIsE,srs op TIP SKIS
Ir.AVSDlEs TK5 SokPLKxIoH, pgEvEFI.
.sO sEHADIhS SXzgaATSk AID CouT
FEArs SoELs AND ABRAsIosa OF THl
CrTSSLg AND CoUsTsGAcrs CosTASsos,
This S,asdard External Rsnsiy ex Irnts
liosS. Soqss Aai Inisriss oi She Skin, not only
kEHovEs yRoA ThS CDNPLIxIoy ALL BIEM.
lsSsS tr.sing from locel impurities Of d.,
ls"Dd AID ot~uuujoa Of be pores, but also
uioSe produced by the sun and wind, such =,
h1 and sechlee. II renders ,he eyIIcl-z
MAEyELoISLY CLEAR, ExoorR sni PLANT
ana lessg c wtS1LksoAR ggAyyiFIxA u &.
l!ebisl1e " sny r1SUNeii~
A. .ror ,ss- -IAL ADVANTAGE, go.
IkUH hAi6G &c insured NY 7SLl & Gt
sT0-slsf'G bsc,l>sWT SC-0D, vhis 4. ,,i..l
IVA - hs pHaDng ekecla, isxnetsy.s sud y! 4,
V4-.'ls HkSvSArieh aud C0ur.
u oiaS DTgSFnc1S sIorMHo ani iIyr,s
mI iErvsr1r DiGEAsEs coAAugk Arkp ~
Jo.TACS S7th 65e fgIsog.
II DistoLrEG DIgDRUVr, prevent, Sslls.
aesG Sss svGacia graypesS q mo bsir.
itysHisns spslk Of Il is high terms =
'nceg-S5 0s6 90 Cents per Cake; Sss
GoE Il CakeS). 60G dEd$L2O.
t--fA- ~ "a oAtrs ESQ pgio de s.s II aass a
- os1ts
" &zLL'S RLIR lED EHlsRRp DYE y
&Aask ar RSssn, 90 Cent? =
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a MEptAEvAr MEAcLH Nothing
can be more astonishiug than The
crcdu'ity aud infatuation Of Chris
tan Europe during the dark ages
tho most nonslrous and absurd
tales OF appJrilious md miracles. Of
ouchautmont on1 visions, wore firm
ly conflci in AMI Of these largo
collection nisht be mala--o singu.
lar, though pcrhops not uuentortpiu
iug monument Of tho strange folly
of onr anccatorl Ono of enc most
respectable Of our oucic,t histori-
Ions. William of Malmc5bury, hq4
recorded the following miracle az
30 iulisputable act related in tho
very words he says, Of Tho persons
on whom it w1e wrought. and OF
which o formal decd. relating the
Iplrtioul.r7 anl attos.!n4 th, truth.
vGg drawn up a-1 subscribed by
Bishop PJrc crime, tho sdceossOr Of
| hubert:
u, Ethclbcrt. sinner, will give
true relation Of what happened tJ
/ mo on tho day before Chri tma1. a.
/ u. 1912, in u c3rtlir village whore
there was y church dedicated to 81
lIngnus, tho Martyr, that all men
may know the danger Of di5obcying
tho commands Of a priest Fifteen
young women and eighteen young
men. of which was QUO were dan.
cling AMI sin ring in tho church yard.
when one, Robert, n priest, was per
forming mass in the church who
sent us 4 civil message, entroating
Ius to desist f.om our diversion, bo-
cause we disturbed his devotion by
our noise. But wo impioGsly de
regarded his request. upon which
the holy man, inlamed with anger.
prayed to God and st. Ma9nus tia,
We might continue our dancing and
I, singing n whole year without inter.
mission. MS prayers woro heard
\ young man, son Of the priest
NAMED John, took his sister, who
wGs singing with us, by the hand
and her arm dropped from hor boly
without one drop of blood following
/ But notwithstanding This disaster
she continued tD dance aud sinl
with ua q whole year. During al
that time we felt no incunyeuienc,
iron rain, cold, ho1t, hunger, tAirst
or wouriucs9, and ncithar our shoe
or clothes wore out. Whenever i
bogru 10 rain, magnificent h1u,'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

TIE o2Tort,.ioa Of American
beef TO England has seriously affect
od the price # beef there, reduced
the profits Of English farming, md
na o consequence las caused t. fail
in the price OF land.
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I0llg Remedy for HaTd Times.
Cscngc Your surroundinTp.

~ Esr,ire IRuir rNuIs c'p,c'auy
a1sr'c1 g. tt' lr1NA oftho VINE wbs-7 70
J. .u .fl' .....I success und pass LANCE
Pf'tlf lho hnd e also alrptei 70 the
'.I's a'sl. Grain. Grnss a1I Nc-o,5b'os
I.rr .Uf.r'lr Hf ~ client VIM NAEDS,
Jir iprAErN l enlY 9ulcs tou'h of
Ir rlc'r1.t, .y NdEoaI. IN i1l'd. dei'ynt1il
1.I l'.l .'.r.'t -,'r. ',s fu'iher Railroad
r. TLtCE is slrraly 1er-o. su.,os u'
r.f t..I,..t CtlIche,. S..1ola an1 Other
.....af OF shoe. rIutu'nx lIrs. strlw
a. al' Dtl0l tA..ss, ~ wl'0l l'01r0nt
... H. family T Yr.HUro H'gII" tuN4..
I.... '..r4 Uf iTrttY LESN ..r ff- 4Hfl,
"'... ua'. lor uo,rit 'u.orlng 'ru % u1.H ua.T
.ty. man t.slsslg. lt.e -1ti-sIr .re,l.,r.T.
k new Brick Hotol Las lust nou1 r.r. 'r'oi,
lNl i..t irorf. Win back builiiuEs, four stories
.hitl, including trench roof, nni Hll modem I'm.
P.icc ot FARM LAND t-,.1l per Aero. pay.
nlIr uy luFiriimHnts, within tao period 70 lJdr
genre. lnttls climate Via1tol out % yiu1g, %
n-ru' of la1d VIII count fully as much as 100
p,rsora unlc Iuoinlod with Fruit G-pwlng.
con be la.y amiiilr With Il r. short tine on
Fiyo Acres one Ncra. aud Town Tots IN tho
t0yus oi Llndisyillc AMI Niuclnui, slfJ Tor
Whilst visiting tho Ccntorul,l Exhibition
NIugltni eau boz visited ~ small csrrt. ..
q paper containing fan information siil bo
rtupnn application to CHhULgs h. LANUtp
Niueland. y. ~, tree Of cost.
lilo following an extract from description
~ y 'n lslI, IUui'fl,l 10 Ga" New YORK TnI
H'- ~, hy tAo well known ihfclituri7t, SOlor
Erfleuu
Al the farmers were of the we'll TO don sort
and sIu.s = them. who hnvc turuel tfoir atton.
J tine to trui's AMI market GARDENING. have growr
ricu. The soil Il loan. VARYING tfpfn sandy q
! ciHycv. ani -uria'c gently uudulnting Inter
srC'e with So All streams AMI uccasioual wei
meaipws, tu which deposits Of peat or truck arr
/ stored, sum 'ioni 10 fertilllo tho Whole upliu,
surface aiter 1t has been exhausted OF its natur
Z al fertility.
70 I. certainly one of tho most extensive for
tic tracts, In "a almost level position. an
suitable condition tor pleasant farming, tbA
We suor of this silo Of tho Western prairIes
We found some Of tho oldest farms appsrentl,
p iu.' 1spr'at,bly productive rs when nrst clear
Cl U' fpres' hny or \ hundred yc1rgagp.
Tho KenilVi-t v Iull soon discover tho carrl
pituis 'pniiulel fertility, Ito vhlio couutr,
+ > mariuo deposit mud an through tho soil W
. iugli off' uFaH 1fctiJr'ous suN.ttncss, geuef
. slg 90 We ir'at ~ iriurNtet rgicArUJuB mari
/ "l'siHy -,gy Ui1tlG 't f0tas oi ancient shells
oitle tert1r~ lr-n ttl.ug an 4 tlls r,Nrly sub
stance is.r ttisr,i al through t.r .u,I 4. aver
B rgwuiautoI form, ant "a tho exact couditlu
I most Ola.g gs.,ui!qtcd D. such plants 10 %
ioruer desires tp oa.ti'a'o. AuS.S, q
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In the Wnnds Of Nnyada

\ book agent Of this city has just
returned from tho uenry Lake coun-
Try, Tho agent one day stopped at
lcobin situated Mt the odgo of the
foothills. Before leaving tho cabin,
half dozon dogs of assorted sizes
and unacceptable color started
from uudor situated pines or ap-
preached running from sheds about
the place, yolping and barking like u
pack of coyotes, In the wake OF the
dogs there swarmcd forth seven or
eight care headed, haxen haired chill
dren, plainly all of ono breed, tho
forest breed. The juveniles were
followed'by gaun!, saffron -colored
woman of forty. BY cooking for
many years before an open fireplace,
sho had become as efrectually smoke
cured rs any herring.
$40 tho woman who thus appeared
th8agent made known his business.
"Wail, stranger, I'm afeerd yer
come to the wrong place if yer got
nothin' but books sell.
- , ~ A''ANA o'A.iS po'tci, VI CbDb, OT
suthiu in the amernition line, yer
might sell some to my old man. As
for books, stranger, were not much
on the read hyar.
Gould ! 500 your husband, nam 2
inquired tho agent.
"WHll, stranger, reckon yer
could if yer was whar he was he's
big enough for to soc, Lord knows.'
"He q not Mt homo. thon y
"Straugor, hos not at home
"Will he bo likely to return
soon ?"
Cant say, stranger hos a little
onsartin
(which way has no gone T
may meet him in tho settlement =
81 reckon not, stranger he s gono
out bummin','
Como out bumming What do
you moan by that 2
"Wall, stranger, he tuck down his
gun this mornin, and from a wink
he guy me IA no started away, cal-
korlate he's gono off some where to
bum shoep or two. '-Neuadu Ter.
rit0ridi Enterprise.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-09-06

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