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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-02-07

THE circuit court commission ap-
pointed by ex-Gov. Ludington. under
resolution of the last legislature, to
prepare plan for re-districting the
state for judicial purposes, eqnalizing
the lahors Of the judges, and deter
mining their salaries, has about COM
pleted its work, and will soon make it's
report to the present Legislature 1t re-
commends an amendment to the con-
stituticn removing from Office, on June
81, 1880. all circuit judges of the
state; also, authorizing the legislature
to re-district the state into ten judicial
circuits. and providing an election of
judges in such changed circuits at the
spring election in the year 1880. They
also recommend that the salaries of
the new judges DO So. 800. Their
plan detachcs the county of Ozaukee
from the third Circuit and attaches it
to the second; detaches Clark. jack
son, Monroe, La Crosse and Vernon
counties from the sixth circuit and at
taches them to the thirteenth. which
is to be known as the sixth circuit; de-
taches Buffalo and Eau Claire counties
from the thirteenth circuit and attach
es them to the eighth. detaches Ke-
waunee county from the fourth circuit
and attaches it to the tenth; Outagamie
county is detached from the tenth
circuit and is added to the seventh.
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GREEN BAY AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD
.oIEc WEST. TRAINS GOING EAST

WINTER TINE TABLE, IN EFFECT NOV
4th 1877.
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GREECE is for war now that Russia
is holding Turkey
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During the counting of the vote of
LouiHiana, a colored woman named Eliza
Pinkston was carried upon lounge into
the room whero the -isiting statesmen
were assembled. Shs was badly beaten,
and alleged. that the Democrats had kill
Cd. her husband and beaten her nearly to
death for political opinions sake. This
occurrence was used 10 Gre the Northern
heart against the people of the South,
and help keep public sentiment In q
suitable mood to allow the Presidency to
be stolen. Eliza now. swears that po|l.
tics had nothing to do with the difficulty,
and that che killing and beating was not
done by white men. but by o colored
enemy OF her husband. She says that
her wounds we're not so serious as pre-
.tenaed, and that she actually walked In
the place Of che meeting, and that the
tale was made up fo..- her, and she was
paid five hundred 'dolla.s to tell it as she
did. Sine is also substsntiated by sew.
eral other witnesses. This IL the nature
Of great deal Of the testimony which Is
produced against the South. The Radi.
Gals are not content with lying on us
themselves, but actually pay Others 70
help them lie. The country will breathe
freer when we get such men out of Office.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANDERsoN CoUnrY.
IN The Ontrf of Common Pieas.
O. II. p. FAINT, Plaintiff, against w. H.
Bolman, e.. N. G. Bolman, T. X. Boil
mhiI, JOHN Outs. and others, Defendants.
--Contpld;a for Foreetosure Of teal Prop.
pY virtue of an order from the Hon.
-lO T. J. Mackey, presiding Judge to me
directed, will cell to the highest bidder, at
Anderson Court House, on MONDAY, the
9Th day OF August, 4. d. 1878, the follow
Ing lands, described In these proceedings as
situate on Big Boayetdam Greek, partly in
Anderson and Ocones Counties, South Car
olina, containing Three Hundred and
Thirty-one fiity-two hnndredths (331 52-1OO)
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Nor.
gan Kaybin, G. III. Whitworth, G. w. Ma
ret, w. II. Parker, end Others, divided as
NO. 1,
Containing One Hundred and Sixty.seven
sixty-two hundredth u07 G2-lOO) acres.
County Line, bounded by lands of Morgan
Harbi' and others.
Containing Ono Hundred and Eleven forty
one.hundredth (111 4O-1O0) acres, more or
less, situate on both sides of the line be.
tween Anderson and Oconee Counties, on
Big Beayerdam Creek, bounded by lands OF
W. II. Farker ana others.
NO. 8.
Containing Finy-two fifty one-hundredth
6O-1OO) acres, more or less, situate on
both sides Of the line between Anderson
and Oconce Counties, bounded by lands OF
Larkin Cole, Morgan Harbin and others.
Plats of the land will be exhibited on the
day Of sale.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay extra for
pspe.s.
JOHN w. DANIELS, G. cp.
July II, 1878 So
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ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEREAS, more than fifty resident
wv and qualified voters Of the Town of
Anderson have petitioned the Intendant
and Wardens OF said Town TO submit TO the
qualified electors thereof the question Of
subscribing the sum Of Fifty thousand
vannah Valley Railroad Company" In nc-
cordance With the provisions of an Act of
the General Assembly entitled "An Act to
Charter the Savannah Valley Railroad
Company approved Marc'i 18th, 1878.
Therefore, be It
Resoired. BY the Intendart and Wardens
Of the said Town of Anderson that an cleo
ton be and hereby is ordered for said Town
to be held ON the 1Stfs Day OF JuIy
next, at which said election the question OF
subscribing the sum of Fifty Thousand
Dollars by the said Town to the capital
stock OF the said Savannah Valley Railroad
Company shaii be gu united to the quail
fled electors Of said Town.
Resoired, That said election shall be by
ballot, and that the ballots shall have writ
ten or printed on them the words, "Sub-
scription" or "No Subscription" and that
II majority Of the ballots cast at said cleo
ton shall have written or printed ON them
the word Subscription" the Town of An
derson will subscribe the said sum of Fifty
Thousand Dollars to the capital stock OF
said Railroad Company; the said subscrip-
ton to be made in seven per centum cou-
date thereof, in such instaImcnts as the
said Intendant and Wardens shall deter
mine, with interest .,3yable semi.anrually :
but if majority Of The ballots cast at said
election shall hay. written or printed on
them the words, "No Subscriptions" then
said Town will make no subscription to the
capital stock of said Railroad Company.
Resolved, That the said election shall be
he!G IN the COuT. House from nine o'clock
in the morning until five o'clock in the
evening, and that G. F. Tolly, j. L. Tribble
and James n. Cathcart be, and hereby are,
appointed Managers to conduct said cleo
tion, who, before they open the polls for
said election, shall take the oath fairly and
impartially to conduct the same; and upon
closing the polls sr2I forthwith proceed to
Of votes cast, the whole number cast for
Subscription" and the whole number cast
mo Subscription" and shall within two
days transmit the report of the same, in q
| sealed envelope, to the Intendant of the
lsTown, who shall open the report of said
| Managers, and shall announce and publish
| the whole number of votes cast, the whole
number cast for "Subscrption,h and The
| the whole number cast mo Subscription. .
Rcsolecd, That the said subscription ol
Fifty Thousand Dollars shall be upon the
| condition that the same shall be expended
| in the construction of tho said RAILROAD
within the limits Of the County of Ander
| son.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Intendant.
J. @. WHITEFIELD.
JEPTEA T. WILSON,
| e. +. MURRAH,
w. s. LIGON, Warlens.
June 4, 1873 Al
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"A long box was shipped on the
Truckee Railroad, in Nevada, and at the
Virginia City ...ation It was rudely
thrown about while change of cara was
mado. A moan inside the box led the
baggagemeu to open Il. They found n
young Chinese woman, insensible and
sta1ding on her head. She had been
brought 10 the United States by one Of
the Chinese companies, whose price for
her was $500. All Kim and she fell In
love, and, rs he could not buy her, he
boxed h1r In order to get her away from
her captors.
The Western farmers hope for good
result from tho congressional appropria-
ton Of $4,000 TO investigate the disease
of swine. The so-called hog cholera
causes an estimated loss of 92,OOO,OO0 q
year 20 the farmers of Missouri and H.
linois alone, and though the Legislature
Of the former State offered q reward OF
slo, 900 for the discovery Of specific rem
edy for the disease, no such remedy tas
ever been discovered.
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OUR CONSTITUTION.

At the request Of h sstimhef of the
members Of Democratic Clubs we re-
publish the constitution which has been
adopted by the different Clubs of this
County. It would be well for our read.
ers who belong TO the Clubs to cut this
constitution out and preserve 1t for ref.
erence:
ARTICLE !. The name of this organi-
zation shall be "The - Denioefasic
Club"
ART. 2. 9he ofatefs OF the Club shall
be q President, two Vice Presidents, Re-
cording Secretary aud Treasurer, q Cor
responding Secretary, and an Executive
Committee OF five members, who shall
serve for Zach time as may be fixed by
resolution and any. vacancies for those
Offices shall be Glled by an election at
the first meeting after the same is an-
loTnced.
ART. 8. It shall be the duty of the
Executive Committee TO collect and dis
seminate information, and advise the
Club with regard TO such policy as in
their judgment shall best subserye and
promote tho general good of the country.
ART. 4. The President, with the sane
ton of n majority Of the Executive Com.
miltee, shall have power to call extra
meetings Of the Club, and one-third OF
the total membership Of the Club shall
constitute q quorum for the transaction
OF business.
ART. 3. A regular meeting of the Club
shall be held on the - Saturday in
every month.
| ART. 6. Any male citizen of the vicin.
| ity may become q member Of the Club
by signing tho constitution, and pledginp
himself to sustain and support to the
best. Of his ability all nominations made
By the Democratic PARTY, either In State
County or municipal elections
| ART. Z. It shall be the duty Of the
Executive Com mites mites sv prepare & f;i
and correct roster of the Club. giving the
name, fesidehce and occupation of eacf
member, and also n complete record O
the names and residences Of all yo.er
within the township.
Att 8. That the members of this Clul
pledSe themselves TO each other aud tt
the Democratic party to abide by ant
sustain the nominees of the party Tor al
Offices, whether National, State, Count,
or Municipal, and will discounteaanc,
every ei0Ft ON the par: &c :a:d:r;duaals I.
distract our counsels and divide the vot,
upon independent candidates, whom W,
viii regard hereafter as giving aid ant
comfort to our political Opponents
ART, O.. ANY article of this constitution
may be altered or amended uL.n on,
y7eek's notice by vota Of two-thirds O
the members present. =
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lfs z. L. Weber. of Louisiana. swears be.
lore AIr. Potter's committee that he saw
the celebrated Sherman letter to Ander-
son and Weber, the witness brother.
IIe has aeen Sherman write, and says the
original letter was in Sherman's hand.
This corroborates Anderson's testimony,
and clearly duplicates Mr.. Sherman in
The presidential fraud as one of tile ac.
tive iustramentalities engaged In lis per.
petration. Mr. Sherman was no doubt
given the position Of Secretary Of the
Treasury on account of the success of his
achcmo TO ;piaco Mr. Hayes in the posi-.
stioa to which Gov. I'ilden was elected.
Mr. Hayes and his Secretary Of the
Treasury ought 70 bs itnpeached for par.
ticipating in che accomplishment of this
s-adds 8ss
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All peg spnh arrested in connection
With Nabilgdnsa attcmps upon Hmpesor
Z w illiam.s hEas have Eesn liberated.
lyobilgsn's Syonngass brother wss dis
ins,g 1sild l6as sseiiir. ~ s} /,
a writer III tho Meas ana Cl;iarist
5ticpiinstes Judge ). a. !, Kerahaw Tor
sBniEcd States Senator, IA place OF Pat
tetsoss, whose terEsk 1of oigica viii expirc
ith Of March next. sgS
How arc tils mighty failen.n L. j.
Moses OK esov. Of Gcpthi Carolina, elssr
falling 90 lpw that thsre sgas none So
..aeasal -. 11 "a l....as .sss.A,.s. lAAl. slx.s
l6st slis iest and 1,asest prop 10 f.ian.
HIS Wifs h&s a1esi ,ffcf atId oblaine.i 8
divorce. the decree having been gTal lses
By fndge .flsorl1p psnn, ak Sumter.
Z xF UIsl., 1s,iy. IS. be severe
thssadcr and Eeiis storm yesterday. canssd
srcat dats7age sh Sd lhaFbas Disteios,
hesy A5lie, ocaursed { on Eie West
Penns ssIiIa RAJ ilroad. 1he Si:sd up-
est fEisny houses and laid waist fseItiss oi
azr1lla Carmen In shefan r 10 lgio
On the tsFlS QIsio 1iailrcs. q soilcs
1ss thaA lls 4 Tree ia ia I'll Il Fartv.
KILLING seFi. ana ssg sousiy iniuring rs. A ~
fiKff oisif, . stiIy Tho flrst bal 8
81 ccstpn Ia atslVs tsk this fofs Il is
Ssee l,sr lon st the TOT
con MOON Tod -
IS ipssA es iaiddifae
81 5st;i; ) ~ as 6
ssi
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IS, The Republican ministers of the North
and West have reduced praying upon
political occasions to o science. Here Is
d safnple prayer from an Iowa clergy
taan. which was received with loud ap.
Planae: "uh, Lord, bless the President.
We believe in r. B. Hsyes-his head,
hissheast, his cosaeiencc, his courage, his
principles and his Policy. And Oh,
Lord, we believe that You believe in
him aud his Policy, and endorse tlem.n
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& ghe full elociion retnsas agem Oregon
give the Democrats not only o majority
of the Legislature and Congressman, but
they elect Thayer Governor by 81 votss.
= 1Lu SOU USE =. scry urall
lof comfort IN the election of the state
s1Ssas6ser. Il was a cIoss ahsss, but tho
Democracy gets sbe lioH'a share Of The
aiyssssssaa ees oficara, 3 s'1ssS
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For County Commissioner.

= The many friends of WAI. 8. HALL re-
spectiulIy nominate him as candidate for
the offiiioe of County Commissioner nj the
next election-subject to the result Of the
primary election. Mr.. Hall Is we'll known
throughout tho County as Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants OF our County.
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Gen esAl Grant invited sssss..:::s s.sss;s-
men 10 yiait Louisiana annd Florida
pending tho counting Of the electosal
vote in those States. 40 30 aaii q fis 81.
lterest 81, ,a fair oase,t Ceftain gentlemen
of the Republican party went ont TO fhoss
ststes aod forgot their mission SO far IL
TO promise acsne Of tic aupessisors and
returning boasd membes iucratiye goy.
ernnlsnt positions if they would suppress
eyidence showing that those i;55Sstes ,.a vent i
pemeeras ica Aftsr giving their services
ssl this noble aYl n,snEer to shsir county
they returned To their homes and rnSSie
zasik lill assa fan. Al = ana. s. u ~
amount due them for expenses, Go. The
lest Cong could not oxha atly cotnt3re-
bend Tho aisnation, aud idecli1ea to pay
these ssiss.. anything far sEle mart
they s3ot il procuring t0eit of tho psssI.l
dsncy They think It very stlngv on the
sFs Of cltf ( & srnrieils, aad nov Sseithe.
old aslaas that HIepnb biiea ara ungfa ssfdl. 4
he Ages however. ccnfortea by scFe.
filep o:lt of the next Ib d.
holFoRers poor en- ccslIa9 9eniefit To tho yis.'
Itspe atllIs esIlen, % they no doubt kesiize
that Dir. Sherman does not control the
legislatlon Of the Ion. Es <
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not even for her. [Cheersl

not even for her. Cheerg1
l have no fears &c, old Barnwell. /
know she will do her whole duty. AL.
ready the keynote has gone forth an-
nounced from our convention. Already
have you placed yourselves right upor
the record, and 1 am sure that you viii
shoulde; to shoulder Ia tEe convention,
soon to be ...ld, to declare that the firth,
honor and pledges made In 76 are 70 "a
held inyiolate in '78. If this be done
then shall you soon foe people prosper
GUS and o free and disenthrailed State.
Prolonged cheering.l
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ANNVUNCEMENTb.
For CongreHs,

For Congress.
The friends of Hon D. WYATT AIKEN
announce him as q candidate for reelection
to Congress, from the Third Congressional
District, at tile ensuing election.
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EHYMENEAE..

MARRIED, by Rev. w. p. Martin, June
l8. 1873. Mt his residence, Mr.. ANDERSON
BROCK and Mrs. LULA HAWLEY, all
of, Anderson County.
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The friends of THOMAS NJ. WHITE
respectfully announce him as o suitable
person for the Office of School Commissioner
in this County, and ask for him hesupport
of the Democratic voters of this County in
ihu pIiniaTT s!:E<ss...cn:
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HOLD go WHAT VIZ HAVE.

The Republican party of the United
States are we'll oflicered, and In many Sec
dons of our government they are thor
oughly drilled. By the result of investi-
gations which have exposed their corrupt
officials, their tyranny aud their defalca-
tions, they have been unable 70 receive
public favor for the last two or three
elections, but still their experience in
manipulation has enahlet. them to retain
control of the government offices to which
Democrats have been elected, end those
who expect to get rid Of these political
usnrpet' without n determined and bitter
struggle at the ballot box aud before the
returning boards are, we fear, over san
guine. The whole machinery of their
organization will be exerted in the com.
sing rlectiocs, and the sagacity and patri.
casnn Of the Democratic voters of the
RATION will be put to the seyerest test.
The Republicans expect to, regain by
diplomacy and strategy what they have
lost in open political battle, and the line
of fight which will be opposed to us in
this canvass will be far more difficult for
us successfully, .e conquer than aDy ne
have aver contended against. "Diyido
and conquer" is the Republican motto,
and their hoard Of ignorant voters in the
South will BIO hurled like an avalanche
iatto every 5Teeuii which iilay DC made in
the Democratic ranks, for the purpose o,
disrupting the organization and prodvc.
ing divisions which In the future the,
will nse TO compass OUR defeat, !. Il, ltbi,
State it is the duty Of eyefy Democrat Z,
this time to stick close 10 the o1lreaniza.
tion Of the party which cohuuesed tbe
enemy In 1878. Let us avoid "a far .,
possible any innovations upon the pIat.
form or the policy of that; most Al, ccessfi,l
and eysr.to-be.adnired canyass. ,l Tn some
sections there seems to bc ansiniicat;on
of restlessness, and desire 10 make mate,
rial doviations from the, policy Of .tbe
LAST canvass, which, If enccrraredl ..;,l
utterly dinsipate the unity and streugtl
of our party. We had better let well
enough alone. It Is bad / eeneralsh,n tf
change line of fight which has put the
=, ,oera ,rass;a.s - la 1ae .snlen ~ neae 7
Ts,e Iii, =, .,.s.,m .s.a,. =, .c.,
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tBs obise & Gen. 8. i3asIs. SiaI' I

OBJ sst Of Gen. q. IisasIyS Ia be.
Ing 80 rsIentIfSs and inesciless towards
kilsss Il. siss ss,s,s III S
kotser aalFaIttse has not been under
asond ssSt u seceit nos apneafs
he holds that the Republicans car
isd fserIsiassa and Fiorida, huk thafj
agesi feaFiaghe would be ccnufod out,
sSiay q tate of
asi q of IsosltIs sSasoliEia to
oeFass, Ia 9tiicr to sscElEe L 81
promotion, Cor Whicls ne oIg!.E To-
y q, tfos' tli s-...S 8 of nj stts
Al SHERMAN go "a sEiow fSstt 4Ese
tsoue stts tlla lspnlssts
t COUNT y snduce jitseip to
~ s staIc II
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The many friends OF Il. Q. HERRiCR,
Esq, respectfully announce him es candi-
date for the position of School Commits
sioner for Anderson County.-subject to the
primary election. Mr.. Eerrjck Is an edrca-
ted gentiemnn, who viii, If elected, fiji tine
position with honor to himself and benefit
to opr common school system.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
BY ". ". Humphreys, Esq, Probate Judge.
To Hester Rogers. Ann Z. Dacus, Jacob d.
Rogers, William Q, Rogers, sarnh 6. Kay,
Elizabeth Milan, Benjamin Irby, ST.,
Jacob d. Irby, Chesley Irby, Benjamin
lrby, 1r:, Margaret Irby, james Irby,
Thomas Irby, Ida Irby and Benjamin G.
y1OU are hereby required to appear at
Il the Court Of Probate, to be holden at
Anderson Court House, for Anderson Couy;.
ty. Oh slie first Monday Of August, a. D.
1878, to show cause. if any yon can, why
ceased, situate in said County, on Little
Beaverdam Creek, waters of Rocky River.
bounded by lands of L. D. Stringer. A.
Harris, Thomas Crynes, A. NJ. Neal and
Richard Kay. and containing Eve hundred
and seventeen acres, should not be parti-
toned as set forth in the petition, aiiottttiug
to Hester Jane Hsmlin the --- hereof
and the remainder as follows, to wit
Esssor Rogers, syoeeo :, anna & =. Daeu,,
2aaoo, Jacob D. Rogers and Sarah c. Kay
ZUO4 ...e t
each' the o,aM,. Benjamin G. Acker, the
2666o :: 2051
isoooo Benjamin Irby, sr., =. : and to ia
cob D. Irby, Chesley Irby, Bt njamin Irby.
Jr., Margaret Irby, James Irby. Thomas
Irby and Ida Irby each the -.
51Oo0O
Given under my hand and zeal, this fifth
day Of June, in the yeal OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sev-
H. 81 enty-eight, and in the one hundred
and second year of the American In.
dependence.
MURRAY 6 MURRAY
w. ". HUMPHREYS, '''
Judge OF Probate.
TO the Defendants Benjamin Irby, ST.. in
COB u. Irby, Chesley Irby, Benjamin r.
by, Jr., Margaret Irby, james Irbv.
Thomas Irby, Ida Irby and Sarah C.. Kav''
TAKE NOTICE, That tho petition IN
this action, together with the summons. Of
which the foregoing Is q copy, was filed in
the Office Of the Probate Court at Anderson
Court House, in the County of Andersnn
in said State of South Carolina, on tho fiftb
gay OF June, A. d. 1873, anu that the OBJ
Jece OF said petition Is to partition the real
estate of Benjamin 4. Rogers, deceased, as
set lortn In the foregoing summons. 81
@f III MURRAY G. MURRAY,
Att,ys. Pro. Pet, Anderson, s. G. :
June June u, 1875 4sa g
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r. w. TODD announces himself a cam
didate for the Office of School Commissioner.
and solicits the favorable consideration of
the voters of Anderson County. He will
conform to the arrangements that may be
made by the Democratic party in reference
to the primary election.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
National Bank of Anderson

COUNTY OF 4npkssox. 4 IS:
], j. A. BROCK, Cashier OF the above named
Bank, do solcmnly swear that the above statelocnt
10 true, to the best Of my knowledge aud belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before tho this 9Th
B: FRANK MAuLDiN, Notary Public.
JoeEra N. BRowH,1
J. W. NonRIs, }Directors.
.. II. p. FANI,
July II, 1878 80
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NOTICE.
Attention, Mechanics.

L - \ '----7' 80,
rH1HE CEILING and SEATING of, San.
n dy Springs Church will be let out be.
tween the Iati and sotssi inst. by sealed pro
poSais; specifications can ba seen on the
18th at Sandy Springs and afterwards by
calling on r. NJ. Morris. Persons wiahins
any information can have Il by aidressine
Building, Committee, Sandy Springs, Pen.
d!etoil Factory, g. @. :.
JuiS IL, 1878 tli5s SO ss 49, T.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-11

The friends. of JOHN SULLIVAN. (of
Fork Township,) respectfully announce
him as o suitable candidate for the Office of
School Commissioner of Anderson County
--antiert TO the result of che primary eiee-
tion. Help our old worn out teachers.