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The American People.

No pcople in the world suffer as much
with D~vspepsiaA Us Americans. Although
wears of experience in medicine had fail
cd to accomplish accrtain and sure rene
DIV for this disease and its effects, such rs
Sour Stomach, HEARTBURN, Water-brasll,
Sick Hcalachc, ~COstivcneSs, p%alpitation
of the Heart, Liver Complaint, coming
IN Of the food, low spirits. general dcbil-
itv. etc., vet since the introduction OF
GREEN'S August Flower VIC believe there
is no case of Dyspepsia that cannot nc
Immediately relieved 10000 dozen sold
last wear without onc case of failure re-
ported. Go to your Druggist w. II. Pen
icv and get q sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try it. Two doses will relieve you.
Regular size IS cents.
TIRE GREENWOOD y AUGUSTA
RAILRoAD.-Thc people along tho limo OF
this proposed road are aroused as to the
necessity of immediate action II they
would sccurc this all-impOrtant enter
prise. The gentlemen entrusted with tho
primary control Of affairs arc working
with diligence and industry. They have
already secured sufficient convict labor to
grade tho road, and all that is now want,
ing is q su Efficiency of funds to warrant
Lnclr ullluldtC ouNSCoo'- '~ !"
dian.
Salt dissolved in slop and given to hogs
at night is said to be a sure preventive OF
cholera. A pint Of salt is sufficient for
Is or 20 hogs-lcss number of hogs a cor
respondingly less quantity Of salt. This
remedy is simple, cheap, easily applied
and should be tried by all who own hogs.
"a stitch in time saves nine" Disease
in various forms is superintendent by the
existence Of worms in children and
adults. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will
destroy. and cXpcl them, thus removing
the cause, saving both life and money.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. 1t cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, and
Whooping Cough. Is pleasant to the
tasto and acts like a charm. Price, 25
cents.
Mr.. James W. Huckabeo has a fine
young orchard coming on, and that he
has a good selection we arc certain having
tried them. Plant trees, everybody, II
YOU have no use for the fruit your friends
will enjoy it and thank you for tho trouble
of plantingit for them. ...
Odors of an unpleasant character greet
ones oliactorics in passing along many of
our streets and alleys. Can't this be
rcmcdicd?
Tho literary education of women began
to prevail in tho early part OF the seven
tecnth century.
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\ 1912 1873 3395
. We find thai the total number of votes cast
was as above stated of the nine townships
pctiti0ncd for the election. Ninety-SlX
township alone voted for the adoption Of the
law to fence stock by a majority Of fifty votes
the other eight rejecting.
r. JONES.
g. NJ. MATTISON,
Il. y. McCASLAN.'
Since receiving the returns of the managers
OF election, n petition has been sent up from
Nincty-SiX. township, asking tho County
Commissioners to set aside the election In
that township, which will be duly considered
by the Board ut its first meeting.
ROBT. JONES,
Chairman Il. G.. G.
AupuSt o1th 1877
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H1OTICE-Is hereby given that application
" will be made to the legislature, at It's
noxt session, to charter PUCkETT TURN
ER'S FERRY, on Saluda River, ut the origi-
nal site Of Swanscy's Ferry.
PUCKETT & TURNER.
August %, 1877. IF.
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MIR. w. D. Mann,
Diamond Hill and
whole sonled gentle
friend. We were We
k over his mag
see that he was a hea'
%ncighborsi in regard
ducing the staff OF
plenty Of distance an
| twenty bushels p.ers
The section of
Mount Carmel 10 Sc
! fcrcd ,nuch:for wa
were not so dishcart
successful and pl "a
ING 81 failure.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON House, Colcock. Boston Mas
RI % Reese. Williamson; J II Eenyick, New
berry; II CPendleton, Atlanta Mrs Pillar
rls Miss SallIe Baskin, Miss Annie Giles, Miss
Mat Cater, Anderson; Miss 4 \ Douglass,
Union; E Power, Cokesbury; Mrs J l. Cater
MAY Baskin, A & Baskln, Monterey; S s Mar
shall, j Y Jones, S A Breazeale, A TEN
plcton, City; Mrs MTruit, Miss Matte Trult'
e i Truit, Bold Branch; DR. Jn0 Parker, An
gusta; w w Mars, 4 a Mars, Calhouns Mill.
CENTRAL HOTEL.-Jas Rodgers, j., Nine
ty-SiX; DR. w G Norwood, Hodges; Baker,
Sullivan. Walhalla; X Franbcrgcr. j L Lopez,
Lowndesvillc; W H Terrific, Baltimore; 7
Madigan, j. b Clark. Elberton: RS Smith,
&C RR; ] DuPre, Floral Hill; s Mar
shall, Calhouns Mill: II L Wardlaw, City.
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.Fhr 49,
DIS church regularly
through these sum-
hit to think that no
Of US common pub
,~nsolation one has in
long with his black
70 Is ono less of tho
disturb his morning
moro plentiful this
lothers will he Scnd-
rs TO tho n%cighbors to
tie.
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If there is any advantage to be gained
by having all kinds Of cdibles in album
dance, living ought to be cheap for the
next twelve months, "a condition ofthings
for which all should be dcvoutly thank
fp1
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SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID to me directed, I will sell at Abbe-
Vile Court House OIL Saleday In August,
next, within the hours Of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit:
All that tract or parcel Of land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Able
Vile, adjoining lands of Mrs. J. G. Gray,
w. II. Brooks and others, containing
One Hundred & Fifty Acres,
more or less. Sold as the property of
Alfred Gray at the suit of r. E. Hill.
TERMS CASH-Purchaser to pay for
papers.
Shcrif's Office, July ii, II [ls-3t
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CONSIGNEES.

: FREIGHr.-B w Williams, WIN Moore, ]
Latimcr. DJ Jordan, I Perrin, J $ Goth
ran,.S McGowan, a Request, ] s Robinson,
VIM Haskell, w Il Powell. .-.
.' ExPREss.- S NJ Powell, w ii Parker, H
GufJin, w Penney, L & Graydon, Ut McDill,
T Anderson, E Leslie, NJ Mortin, II Hor-
ton. g. "ri'
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MARKET REPORTS.
CORRECTED BF
3 a. w e II g. Co.,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in Gen.

eral MerchanulSe.
Acknowledgment middiing, NJ; bagging
nor yard IGalS; ties, per bundle, 2.yHI3.50;
flour per barrel, S.0Oll0.W; meal, per busliel,
i. GOAL ,25: wheat, per bushel, l.25al.D; oats,
pcr busiiel, 10; corn, per bushcl, 100; bacon
sides, per pound, 0a9Is; shoulders, per pound,
las; salt, per sack, 2.W.
LOUISVILLE, August %lS.-Flour dull-extra
:540a75, family 5.O4a5.75. Wheat dull and I'M
hanged. Corn dull-white 81, mixed AZ.
Pork quiet, at l3.7!5al4. Bulk meats quiet
5l for shoulders, clear rib and sidcs7ss: Bacon
stendy-shouldcrs 53S, clear rib ~, sugar.
cured hams llLallM. Lard unchanged
choicelcaf, tiercc Is, kegs II. Whisky quiet
ut 8. Tagging quiet l0I. =,
ST. LOUIS. August. IS.-Flour frm and
Wheat 1irmer, little doing
white 81, mixed IS. Rye and Oats lirm, I'M
changed. Pork quiet-JObbing l3.12al1.U.
Lard dull-winter $50 asked. Bulk meats
steady-GA NJ for clear ribs and clear sides.
Bacon dn!I-shoulders 81. clear RIB sides.
rs, clear sides rs. 81,
AUGUSTA, August 1S.-Cotton quiet-mid-
ding II, receipts IL, sales 4.
CIlARlEsTON, August R.-Cotton qulct-
middling II net receipts IL, grossly.
GREENvILLE, s. C.,
Piedmont X Shirtings, per yard......"....... w
" Al Shetinss, per yard"""."""'. aai122
" 4 Drills per hrd"....";.""..; oI2
A discount OF ~ per cent is maze, II
paid on receipt of the goods.
II. p. uAMMErr, Pres. n Trca
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The Fair.

Alta meeting of tho directors Of the
Abbevillc Agricultural Society, held here
lust Wednesday, it was determined to
have a Fair, OF the 18th, 18th and 10Th OF
October. Everybody is expected to con-
tribute literally for the exhibition, SO
that we may expect one of the best Fairs
ever held in the county, and why not?
Our county is in a more prosperous con-
dition than for a long while. Crops are
promisirS-cvcrybody hopeful; and We
can and must have q 1'ousjng Fair. Let
all lend q helping hand and make the ef-
fort a grand success.
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New Goods Cheaper Than
Ever.

AM constantly receiving additions to my
Stock. FAMILY GROCERIES,, DRY
GOODS, SHOES &C., which am offering at
very low prices for CASH.
I. T. QUARLLS,
Agent.
August %, 1877. If.
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The No Fence Elections.

Return and count of votes cast on 18th O
August 1877, In the different townships by no.
ticc of County Commissioners upon the adup-
tim or tcIection Of the fence law:
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Abbcville, August, II, 1877.
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: The English laws Is punish vice; ; tle

- The English laws punish vice; the
Chinese laws do more, they rewara virtne.
- "Can you see me dearest7" said a.
Chicago man to his dying wife. 'pTell
me, can you see me?". "No," she faintly.
whispered, ''but can smell your BREATH
= The number of coiored members
grows less with each Congress. In the.
Forty-third Congress there we're nine;
in the Forty fuaf1n, suvuu, t.I.,i .i.s fSssy-
fifth, three. s lisy .ia $50,
~ It was a Delaware wife who said,.
"ny dear, If you can't drink bad eoffee
without abusing me, why is it that you
can drink badiwhiskey Without abusing
the bar-keepeT ~ ,3
3 = To cure weak. eyes, take rose ieayes
the more the better-and put them into
q little water, then boil; after this, strain
1t Into s bottle, ami cork It tight. You
will find this liquid very beneficial in ra-
moving redness and weakaess :scn the
eyes. 6.issgl 3.
= TO DO up shirt Oosoma in vno mos5
perfect way, one must nave o epolishiug
ironn--a email iron rounded over and
highly polished on the ends and sides,
Spread the hosoms ON q hard and very
smooth board, with only one thickness Of
cotton cloth sewed tightly across it, &
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IA servant with this clause
Makes meanest work divine:
Who sweeps room aa by Gods laws
Makes that and the action fiueu
Plpe Smoking In Turkey.

1t is not an uncommon thing TO see n
Turk smoke from sixty to eighty pipes
daily. The pipe ia the indispensable
companion of tho Turk in every occupa-
tioD, how earnest and important soever it
may be. In the Supreme Porte, In the
Ministerial Council, where the Turkish
grandees debate regarding the welfare of
their fatherland, the question was once
discussed, whether, during the considera-
ton of State affairs, the tschibuktschis
(pipe- oearers) should not be excluded.
Great was the difference of opinions; !;
long was the contest between the yearn-
ing of the palate and the sense of pro-
priety; till at last was victorious the
sentiment Of some corpulent members,
who thought that it would be wrong to
reject ignominiously the old custom, and
that the blameless tschibuktschis must be
permitted, as before, to enter the cham
Der and give the needful attention to the
pipes. And yet all the members knew
very we'll that this resolution was preg-
pant with mischief and danger, for the
cunning servants, while busy with the
pipes. snatch up with quick ear many a
secret of State and before even the Sui
tan and the official world have any
knowledge of tho decisions Of the Su-
preme Council, many .weighty debates
and DEGREES have already Through the
pipe bearers) been divulged. Conse-
quently, the tschibuktschi is, next to the
servant of the harem, the most valuable
reporter whom the journalists and ambas-
sadOrial dragomans can find. Tobacco
and pipes are not merely the distinctive
tokens of the different ranks. A muschir
(marshaD would think it altogether un-
suitable to smoke with pipe shorter
than two ellis, while the handicraftsman,
or the official Of lower order, would be
deemed presumptuous if his pipe-stem
transcended the measure of that hab:tual
with his closs. The grandees in contact
or contrast with man Of low degree, can
parade his pipe to its full length but
the man of low degree, modestly thrust
ing aside or concealing his instrument,
must not show more of it than TIE outh-
piece which he holds in his y The
Pasha can, like the chimney o. steamer,
throw forth clouds of smoke, but the
snhordinate mnst only allow small cir
cies OF smoke, light as zepnyrs, TO iiow
from his lips, and he must 80 contriye
that the smoke ioes not go in front
of him, but turns backwards. In the
presence of grandee, not to smoke is
regarded az testimony of respect. This
sign of respect son is likewise expected
U show to his father; and well-trained
and well-mannered son is regarded who,
spite of the repeated request of his father,
refuses to smoke.
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WILLIAMSON
FEMALE COLLEGE, 2,
WILLIAMSON, S. C.
A Live Up-Country School for Girls.
REV. $. LANDER, A. H., President.

LOCATION- Healthy, nrcessible quiet,
pleasant. Community, moral order.
~. No grog-shop within three miles.
Chalybeate Spring in 200 yards .pu-
pills attend three Churches in turn. ;,
COURSE OF eTUDESemi-A.n IN
the "ONE-STUDY" plan. Each pubil
p,irsues one leading study at q fime
Concentration Of thought, increased
interest, success, and endowment re.
suit, Beiies-Lcttres, Natural Science,
Mathematics and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complete
the Course in three years.
THE MA TITEMA TICS SECTION viii, ono,
Monday, Oct. 8. For five weeks there.
nfter, each Academic pupil will recite
three times day in Arithmetic and
once in Spelling; and each Collegiate
pupil three times in her appropriate
branch Of Mathematics, and once each
in Arithmetic and Spelling. ;,
PREAIUMS.-.Every pupil who averages rs
or more IS entitled to a discount of 10
to 80 per cent. on next Sessions regu.
lur tuition.
PHYSICAL EXERCLSE receives systemat-
&c attention. Daily practice in Calls
thcnics Regular use Of Health Lift.
Morning and evening walk, &c.
TIE FALL SESSION opened July 81 and
10 progressing. with unusual order,
harmony, and enthusiasm. Pupils
are admitted at any time, and CHARGED
to the end.
RATES, per Session of 20 weeks -
Board, exclusive of Wosi,ing".., $e5 90
Regular Tuition. $40 90 to 90 90
Instrumental Music. ,... On M
For further information, send for a new
Catalogue.
Sept 13, 1877 8 1v
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,,rgs OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DoL1ARs
per snd oSr DO, DSItaF ,aFsS aoF six %Snib
'h1u 'hr1Ghsrsi DEDUCTIONS made to clubs of ten or
i',fs i'n,eTRS ssS'0 or ADvBR TIsTYG.-one Dollar esr
Of one inch for the rst insertion, and Fifty
Tnt, DOR square for subsequent than
tsree tr months. No advertisements counte less
gu contracts will be made with those wishing
"a adyertise for three, SIX or twelve mUnths. Ad-
.u.1i.inx by contract must be confined to the tm-
10, iiatc bus ofthe firm or individual contrac-
ding. A. H., r,
tiers of individual interest, will be charged for
=; adyertisipg rates. announcements Of msrriages
,espectfulv solicited, and viii be inserted gratis
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a Walking Miracle.

Dir. ~. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Though n stranger, I want 10 I'm.
form yom what "EGETINE has doiio for me-
Last Christmas Srrofuln made its apiearnnce
IN my systen,.large running ulcers appearing
on me, rs follows: t'le on each Of my arms
ono on my thigh, viii II extended to tie re at
one on my head, which ent into the skull bone.
ono OH my left leg, which became so bad that
TWO physicians came to amputato the limb
50, as my whole body was 30 full OF Scrufula;
they deemed II advisable to cut tie sore. wLIcl,
was painful beyond description, and there was
quart OF matter run from this one sore
iho physicians all gave me up 90 .ie, and
said they could do no moro for me. Both Of nv
jey9 were drawn up TO MY seat aud IL yyss
thought II did get up nsain would be Grip
pie for life.
When in this condition ] eaw vEGETINE
advertised, and commenced taking II In March,
ana followed on with IL until had used six-
teen bottles, and this morning am going to
plough corn, O we'll man. All my tnwnsinen
Say II Is miracle 20 see me round walking and
working.
In conclusion will add when was endur.
Ing such great suffering. from that dreadful
disease, Srrofula, prayed to the Lord above to
take mo ont OF this world but as EEGETISK has
moro thnn ever TO live, TINT may be of como
service to my fcllow-men, and know OF no
better way to aid suffering humanity, tlinu to
inclose you this statement OF my ease, with an
earnest hope that you will publish II, and 1t
Will afford me pleasure to reply TO nliy cons
municaiion which I may receive ihercfroIn.
nm, sir, very respectfully,
Avery, Berrien Co, Mich, july 10, ioI2.
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rdhstr.el Association, inspiring o,lr, "a peopls
with eonhdenes by. the integrity and no.
biiity Of bis, character and the wisdom
ana the conservatism OF his poiiticaI
views; that in the expression OK onr
great gratitude our ,indpstriaI association
throws wide open the doors of ifs well,
come to the entire Soutb, without the
exclusions of the ieast of her hospitabla
people, and challenges her. competition
10 the cultivation of the noble Qualities
of our humanity, E4liesi..5 :s.at the full.
eat deveiopttsene OF our Matioa's poasibili.
ties is dependent on.the co-intalligeuee
and cooperation of :. free and united
people.
Resotred, That copy of these resolu.
rions be forwarded tn Governor Hampton
and the Executive Committee Of the Steta
Department of ArSicnli inra.. 81 l.,.sl LII.
II. w. CAnrssTER, President. !.
Henry p, ,KIAsBALL, Secretary,
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ssLEGA Ess9 0tEg W 3 nss &, 8,
rsnrira cAs navn1ast for sfisi,tI. a. 49,
Executors, AdmipiasrEtorD and other iducJ,:fsis &
notices, vhieh; VII. only H. inserted whom fhe 4
Gttstiong. sYgo fnserti9 q = ~ -. Ss.oo
- 1NS,tees. three 2h5
III sn1r <I.s .sntsenae9ts !, hye insertions geo
|. ~ order "a 1ocstgse
fby the true nHzAe md OF Ode
lected manuscripts viii not be returned uni tsse ts
thereon. a - - - y = ssSy w. lte.sslss
~. We are neslressonsb,s ,srthe siyw4 snd
AN comm dnieations siionid Be addressed u nEds
dtsfs lhtelligevceT" ard ail checks drails money
orders, &C., should be made payable 10 fbs oftsSy
OF T.. B. MURRAY e. Co.
Anderson 70
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Why SOME People ARE PooR.--

WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE PooR.--Sil-
ver spoons are used to scrape kettles.
Con55, .5a, peppsr anu spices are ieit
to atsnd open and lose their strength.
Potatoes in the collar grow and sprouts
are not removed until the potatoes be.
come worthless.
Brooms are never hung up and are
soon spoiled.
Nice handled knives are thrown into
hot water.
The -four l. sifted in wasteful man.
ner, and the bread pan Is left with the
dough sticking to It.
pieces in the wind.
Tubs and barrels are left in the sun to
dry and fall apart.
Rsgs, ntrings and psper are thrown into
the FIRE.
Bits of meat, vegetables, bread and
cold puddings are thrown away when
they might be warmed, steamed and
served as good as new.
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Valuable Evidence,

paI The u following unsolicited testimonial from
BoTd9in Square Church, Boston, and M ,rcscr.
seitIed In Providence, Il. l., m,lFi he deemed ss
feliab' evidence. No one should fail tn .i..er.s
experience with the use OF vEGETINE IN fi,e
Mev. mr.. walkers family, who now pronoiinces
?, PR0yIDENcE, r. l., lGi TRANSIT STREET.
II. 4. STEvENa, Esq.:
ieei bound to oxpreas with my signature ,,e
EGn,ralue MN value p'lce upon your vEGErINE 7AIv
Iahliy nave usod 1t for tho last two wears II,
nervous debility II Is invaluable, and / recon-
mend II to all who may need an invisora,,us.
renovating tonic. o. r. WAi.itEit o'
formerly Pastor OF Bowiloin Square Church.
Uusfon
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Judgment Of The publicg

During The past five years the public hava
SnIe,iuiiy observed tho wonderful ctircs aeeom.
Hso many an afflicted si.ferer las bees, restn,oI
70 perfect health. af.=r having expended n email
tos.une 3os9.e IN procuring medical advice ard OBJ
tanning poisonous mineral medicines. w
It's medical properties are Alternative To,,.
40, S,oiyoht and Diuretic. There is no dieease of
en1n,,, snu muhan h system for which the rEGETiNE
Sanhot oe used with perfect safety, as n does
nol contain any metallic or poisouous com.
,n pound. ~ Ii conilcsed exclusively OF barks.
M aoo.s ann herbs; II ls very pleasant 10 take:
enc Iollowing eYldel.ce will CHOW: :.
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Even il we arc not smart we know
what to do when troubled with q cough
or cold. No doctor bills for US. We,
take 25 cent note, go to the nearest
drug store and buy bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Ole dose relieves us and
ono bottle cures us entigely.
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UP wTTHE
TH..E T..I-M-HlS,Y]

FVHHE undersigned hereby notifies the citi-
Il zens of Anderson and vicinity that he
has moved his BOOT and SHOE SHOP from
his old stand in the Benson House to new
quarters on Main Street, near the Market
l am prepared to manufacture fine and SUBJ
stantial Boots and Shoes for ladies and gen.
tlemen, at shortest notice, and guarantee the
prompt delivery Of work at the timeappoin-
ted. will call at residences to get measures
for ladies' orders when desirable. "A
The friends of
Mr.. r. T.. MCKINNEY
will find him ut work in my shop, where he
will be glad to see them, and continue to do
their work.
! have on hand lot of substantial Kip
Boots of my own manufacture, suitable tor
winter wear, which 1 will sell cheap for cash.
Give me call, and examine my stock and
prices.
r. Y. II, NANCE.
Oct 25, 1877 is SIM
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HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

an Essay read Eaiore the Richmond Vale
hichnond County Council OF Granxes.
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Prepared by II. z. STEVENS, Boston, Hess,
yEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PReeEy7PTlYy
I @ I HE FRONT !

! THERE are some who have not come
forward promptly, and othc-c who we do
not think will be behind hand with their
engagements; but we desire to state to ali
that we must have what is due us, in order
to carry on our business. We now earnest
ly request all our customers, who are in.
debted to us, TO come forward and pay up.
II we cannot get the money that is due us
by the aSt of December next, we
will place our Notes and Accounts in the
hands of an Officer for collection.
We have on hand good stock of Bug
giles and Wagons. Our work cannot
be excelled. and our prices arc as low as
any other market. We are constantly man.
ufacturing Vehicles OF all kinds, aud can
supply you with whatever you want in our
line.
All kinds of Repair w ork done in the
best manner, and at reasonable prices. We
will give great Bargains for the cash.
REED & STEPHENS.
Oct 4, 1877 IL SIN
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ADGBE} COILBSE'

FVNHE Exercises OF this Institution will he
"A opened ct WALHALLA, South Caro-
lima, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1877.
With corps of competent professors.
TrITIoN IN ADvANCE-$2O in Collegiate ::
$40 in Preparatory. and SO and SO In the
months
Board, including everything, except lights
ly in advance.
Location noted for health, pleasant eli
mate and good water. For particulars ad-
J.J. NORTON,
Chairman of Stockholders.
Aug 9, 1877