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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-26
LADIES' STORE ALWAYS AHEAD /!
By Nerit we intend to Maintain and Increase
cur Trade!

w so,nua looking Az prices change
daily impossible them constantly before Among
continually place before land slides beyond
the whisper competition that will the difference be-
dealing people and dead pe Between buying for CASH. and
Credit buysrsl
credit! Brains instead of eek Give
CALL subject Of Ban We deal in goods
not goods Look Ldi
Storean convinced
Noy0
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS

r The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid,
with the impression DIR. McLANH's LIVER
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear
the signatures OF c. McLASE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. {.
McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared by Flcm-
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
full OF limitations Of the name McLGne,
spelled differently but same pronunciation
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory TO,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
simple purgative, they are unequaled.
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The members of Hunters Spring Grange
are requested to attend the meeting on Fri
day, 3rd day of January next, as business Of
importance will be presented.
IN. BURRIss, Secretary.
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lNIoTICE.F FINAL SETTLEMENT:
IN The undersigned, Administrator Of
Madison Palmer, deceased, hereby gives no.
tice that he will applyto the Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson County, on the 2lst day
of January, 1879, for q Final Settlement Of
said Estate, and discharge from his Office
of Administrator. al a. ~
ift / tsiiasI od,N n. o. FARMER, Admir-.
Dec 9;1ST8 ia m % 6i s.
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Cheaper than Ever Known Before.

n ENTS' and Boys Hats and Caps, u
VI good selection Hardware, of all de-
scriptions, best quality, such as We always
try to have; Tools in great variety Table
and Pocket Cutlery u large stock Of Locks
of all kinds; White Oak anu Hemock
Sole Leather; French and American Calf
Skins, Shoe Findings, &c., &c. Call and
examine our large stock of goods.
A. B. TOWERS e CO.,
No. 4 Granite Row.
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Towers Plow {!

TETE are now prepared to sell this cclc-
w brated PL0W at low prices. We
warrant these Plnws to give satisfaction, or
no s; :. Turning Pl0w, complete, s4.75.
plow Stock, $50.
A. B. TOWERS Il co.
Oct 10 IL
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Hardware !

AUR Stock of HARDWARE cannot be
" excelle,l in the Town. Tools, Locks,
Packet and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinges,
aud Blacksmths Bellows, Anvils, Nises,
Hammers and Tongs.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes (!

WYE beg to call particular attention to
w our stock of Ladies' SHOES and
CATERS, manufactured for US by 7, Miles
& Sons and Dalshciner Bros, Philadelphia.
Please look at our Stock before buying
A. Is. TOWERS & co.
Oct 10 l3
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TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate of Aaron Eandivcr, deceased,
are hereby notified to present their claims.
properly proven, to the undersigned within
the time prescribed by law, or said claims
will be barred.
JOSEPH \. BROWN, EXT.
Dec 10, 1873 8
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Notice, 4, of Sale.

~ -pit'j y F3hVU1CVt'V1 0e11Os
THE, undersigned, Administrator Of Mad
81 ison Palmer, deceased; hereby gives
notice that7he will sell at Anderson C.. H.,
s. C., on Saleday in January next, the
Choses in Action of Madison Palmer, de-
ceased and also his interest in the Chooses
in Action of MCGEE q; Palmer. Terms Of
sale-cash. n. O. FARMER, Admir-.
Doc 10, 1878 % 81
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TAKE NOTICE.

|ALL persons indebted to the undersign-
ed are requested to come forward and settle
the same before January l, 1879.
Persons falling to do so will have their
Accounts placed in the hands Of the
Sheriff for collection.
Dec 10, 1878 2s q
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Beware, BewareI that the Louis Cook
Buggies viii arrive the Inst OF tLis week or
the first Of next week, at cotton prices.
JouSNY r. LAR1MEB, Agent.
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The little. boy buys fire-cracker, and 1.-THE
little boy takes q coal of fire between two
chips, and the little, boy goes out into the
street and puts the coal Of fire down on the
ground, and the little boy, touches the string
of the e-cracker to the coal Of, fire between
the chips, and the little boy holds She fire
cracker close up TO the business extremities
of amule, the FIRE cracker Shoots, ~ and the
little boy is taken up, bathed in camphire
and wrapped in: rcd fiannel. easgs
It's predicted that the world will come TO
an end some time next month, and II some
Of our delinquent subscribers don't hurry
up and pay what they owe us they are going
to be caught in q bad fn. Eut it won't be
our fault, and we won't have to answer for
the sins Of any body but ourself Look out!
delinquent subscribers won't stand much of
chance, and the eye of that needle is going
to close down on you before you are half
through. A word to the wise, &c.
We are panied to record the death of Mrs.
Malinda Beatty, one Of Oldest citizens of our
County, which sad event occurred on last
Monday. 23d instant. being in the S1st year
of her age Mrs.: Beatty was an, estimable
christian lady. and was beloved by all who
knew her. She was consistent and faith
full member of Good Hope Church for sixty
or seventy years, and on Tuesday last, after
solemn and impressive funeral services, in
the presence Of alarge aud sorrowing con-
gregation, her remains were consigned to
the tomb. She leaves large circle OF rela-
tives and friends to mourn their loss. "
Beware, BevareI that the Louis Cook
Buggies will arrive the lust OF tlis week or
the first of next week, at cotton prices. I.
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Rev. ;. E. Carlisle. the new pastor Of the
Methodist Church at this place, will preach
in his Church on next Sunday. 10Th instant.
Mr.. Carlisle is son Of Rev. 81. Carlisle,
50 well and fayofably known in tile upper
part of this State, and not OF Prof. Carlisle,
rs stated last tweek..r
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Somebody Is going to get hurt. The
young bloods who disturbed our rest q few
nights since with q banjo o-hand.organ sere-
made, mistaking our window for that Of q
young lady, are warned not to do so again.
We arc fond of. music, but; when it resem-
,bles that made by o dozen cats on o spree,
we prefer quiet and rest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

AMERrcANIsM.-Th There is no longer
any valid reason for admitting to full
citizenship foreigners who are ignorant OF
all the most important duties Of that po-
sition, and who have no knowledge OF the
PRINCIPLES of American government.
Every vote added to the existing lgnor-
ant suffage is an obstacle to health, growth
and progress Record Union.
Just put us down for one o. them fell
lows, too. We don't want any more
outsiders handling American ballots un-
ill thew are able to read them and know
whet they are doing. Tell it in Gath
and publish it in the streets of Askelon,
that the heart of the patriot may triumph
and the daughters of the Republic rejoice.
81. Helena Star.
1t requires but little powor OF prophecy
to see that unless suflage in this country
il restricted to education and Intelligence,
that the destiny of America is sealed.
European ignorance pouring in through
Hellgate. and Asiatic pagansm vomiting
in ubon us through Golden Gate, will
eventually destroy this Republic, as Ger
tain rs il is permitted TO continue .-AtSs-
ion Mirror.
This is the rock, no doubt, upon which
our ship of State is drifting, and upon
which she will yet founder, if we are not
cautious. We should stop making citl-
zens of ignorant men Of any class especi
ally of those fresh from. the king cursed
and priest ridd en- countries Of the world.
The native born citizen Is to live q years
before he is allowed TO vote; why should
not the same length Of probation be re-
auired of the foreigner? At any rate let
us have some sorto' test that shall elevate
the standard. San Jose Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22
Weaverville, June %, 1878.

SOME CT THE PRovIsIoNs.- Following
are some Of the many provisions suggest
ed for the new Constitution:
l. Provide for minority representation
2. Juries to render verdict by ma
jority vote.
8. Fix salaries ofState officers by the
Constitution.
4. Forbid receiving two salaries by
the same person.
5. All bills must be printed before be-
ing considered.
s. A legislator voting on measure in
which he is personally Interested shall be
! expelled.
Z. A Board of Commissioners to re,
view and eQuaize the sentences of the
criminal courts.
s. Each bill to be considered in sec
tions, and to have a full reading on final
passage
8. All bills to be passed by recorded
yeas and nays.
10. Profits Incorporation to be limited
to ten per cent. on capital stock, as assess
ed for taxation.
IL. Governor to have thirty days,
after adjournment of the Legislature, to
consider bills.
u. Create State Board of Equai-
zaton.
13. Restrict power of counties, cities
and towns to contract debts.
II. Limit elective franchise by educa
tional tests and remove all disabilities on
accounts of sex.
10. Forbid poll-tax.
IS. A session of The Legislature once
in four years.
II. The State. counties, cities and
towns not to be permitted to loan their
credit, or go into debt in any manner.
IS. Elect Judges ofthe Supreme Court
tor life, or during good behavior.
49, Refer all local legislation to coUlty
and city government.
20. Forbid the Governor holding more
than one term.
2l. Make the Governor Ineligible to
the United States Senate during the term
for which he is elected Governor,
%. Pass no bill that has not been
published in one or more newspaper prior
to the meeting of the Legislature.
%. Abolish the Grand Jury system.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

GENERAL GRANT observed, just previ-
Gus to the last Presidential election, that
the Democracy would be sure to make
some blunder that would give success to
the Republican party. The Democracy
did bunder and lost the election. The
party is ct it again it is this time one of
those blunders thatare worse than crimes.
When Hayes was not elected, and the
county was on the brink of a second civil
war--a war that would have been interne.
cine, and that once begun could have
never ended-the Democracy proposed a
peaceful arbitrament-suggested com
mission to decide the controversy. The
commission was created it acted and the
result was Hayes. The better sense oi
the nation appreciated the conduct of the
defeated party, and looked upon its action
as generous and patriotic. Hayes be-
came de facto President. The country
had escaped great danger, and was not
unmindful of the fact that it was to the
acquiescence of n great, majority party
that the peril had been averted. This act
would have been rewarded ; and had the
party stood armly by the decision that its
own tribunal had made, accepted the
situation, and acquiesced in the settle
mont of the Presidential office, it is more
than probable that the next Presidential
election had given the Chief Magistracy
to the Democracy. The endeavor to dis
turb the business of the country by over
turning the decree of its own commission
has been grave political mistake, If it
was int ended to keep alive the claims OF
Governor Tilden for a second nomination,
it will prove failure If it should sue
ceed in securing to him second nomina-
tion, it will only secure for him and his
party second and, this time, more dis
astrous defeat.-ArgOndW.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY {:
COURT TERMS

"istriet COurt-Second Monday in April.
august and December
county COurt-First Monday in anu
N'' March, May, July, September and No
Fsmber.
'roOate COurt-(Same as County Court
p "o"rd of SupervisOrs--Firs Monday
'''uary, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

THERE was little fellow who know
Neither Goose better than he knew his
Bible. One Sunday he was asked in his
class, "Who was thrown into tho fiery
furnace?" That was too much for him.
The question was passed. The answer
came promptly, "Shadrach, Meshacb,
and Abednego." This was mortifica-
tion 10 the little fellow; and when tho
next question came. "Who put them
inf" he answered with jump, "Littll
Johnny Green!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

Ir is stated that Russia is making an
attempt to purchase war vessels of this
government. As our sympathies in Ills
trouble are all with England, we hope
the government will di.pose of the ertira
navy to the Gar. st. Louis Journal,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22
Weekly Trinity guurnal.

RS The "JOUR.N:sL" has no agents
the Publisher prsfsrrfns- to do 6m,fntss
NTH .sdp<riissrs direct. .sdusriisfns- .
Rates furnished on application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

We are now exporting American lager
beer to Germany.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-06-22

OFFICE. At his Residence. corner
Court and Center Streets, Weavervlle. l.
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AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT
AND FERTiLiZER CONTROL
STATION OF THE DE-
PARTMENT OF AGRI,
CULTURE.
CHAPEL HILL, y. G.

Will, view To increase the usefulness
of tile s,ia,ioi,, aud extend its heiieiiis, at
i-niion H. called Ia the following SYNOPSIS
Of lis aim aud work: e ei
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pRlsoS BARS or Music.
N.w Yok Herald.

New lHik ntta"
.rn, 4 fiddler. yer h"nor. D's'l
n,ore y saId The hlear-rysdcrealure al tue
-, ,ron, The coIlar ~ wh"-c coat perpei
,hs end of a bnw. aud who hurged WIN
.f,.c,l.nat. vIgnrs yinIln that l""ked"'u
mi shabby en,.ugh 90 he Cremona.
.An, y,m wer. drunk las, night, eh =
.Arnl,. v u met
.Th. oIiicer ays So
.shur.. 4 only met q couple o. inenas
aud vnye then, irlfe q music; s''a 'l.'"
:. .ll tuk q sup ~ whiskey. sorra we
III more, yer iinnnr
.rN d ,lollats or tso ,lHysp
whlrl, ~ilI Il IL, John CayisT askeu
toIiicrr MrI.aIiy. ..,,
Two days nv c'"ne. The n"hfs
Keep ilIl I get nut.
Tlu. WINS IN. ri,d ~ Coyle in the Jsiier
80, Alsrk,a ioIic. Court. but not tue e'''
!, IN. man.. antics. He was taken iW'
,s..,s,-un. and. ,,eforr Keeper Mcper
a,.m and Ia Faye knew wl'ni was w.
n,.,,.r STRUCK uprThe Wind 'hn' SHAKE
~ ,,a,,ey., aud awsy went tile rf's'nei :
M ~ NJ, a.vn the middle. riEht hand
.r,.s.. gents forward aud l'ack, y" ~
,.,,.,,, IN those who cnuld nnt dates
..,,.,,s, Jses Walsh. .,'Thr rrish WASHER
.ad .rlw Rskrsof MHllow,' 20
,,ws,l ,acl, other 10 hewilder'ng r"scf'
!, .,,. wa,le Messenger McEy"y, W"
J. ,,.,ssd u,wu o. ils Pasanini y 'he p''-o'
!. .of.ly marked time with ','s .,.a,,. nsn"' r. m
!. ,,a,s closed his eyes ecs,atical'y' ~
- .,,.,. wer. u.ellmund for .in'e, Y
; s..r,ysr,ov inomscivrs. ruihle.-'y aepr,s' y,
,.s.,. n hts fiddle aud ihereny " :,
a t"yF ~. 10 style,l Il, ur aiioriins
, msn,s, NV. ,,,,, shauns . little disarshunF
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rREraArED wrru DEAD MEN.
moRRlBLE TALE PROM TnEswELI.iSG -
wilming,on Sun.

Wilmington Sun. 80
\, would seem that each day brings la
new ami more horrible revelations Of the
disasters a. the recent Atlantic gale. Our
,sIev, aphic aud mail news columas have
been burlened will aecounis OF The
wrrcke and catssirophes iu iis track, bn'
the latest, given l,elow, Is fprcible re-
mindrr of P,c's wonderful description W
the narrative nf A. Gordon Pym. Of The
pe-,llence ship fiIled with puirefyins
bcdier and mt living soul ON board
Thr Captain ~ the barque Asi"r. which
vessel arrived 10 wilmingiaa yesterday
brings q report Of the discovery of waie
logged vessel, aIsman,le,l, an'l abai'i""e'
Of all that Il living. but nlled With th
decomp~inE botlier ofihe crew.
Asreported III our marine memoranda
IN, k.,ar sighted The hull IN iaiHuss 2
IL north and longitude "a ~ Hs
mIzzrn mast was gone and the fore an
maIns2ils we're down. flCtss of carlo
bird. ~ers frightened offhy the aPrroHe
uf the As,or. The meaning " this dasns
mon the Ast r. crew when. upon draw
my up alongside, iney were mel aud ose
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IHAvE LOVED THEELosG.
10 rnkEI B,w--ny aoE.

IU IHEfl HiW-bt ts1s~
,,nv p,o,,,l.. I. nd ears have giidc,i by,
sine. rr | fell inns flame 10 burn.
Friend af.er friend. Leeii ca led 10 dir,
Foe af,er Zoe. I've ovrfcan'e.
Aud lhni is Why. To- thee bow.
Then. why. this cnidnes~ - me . ~?
nv heart lsas never wmvi thy losc,
Yet true ln,;.r thou art 10 me.
80. s,rr,, event my darling iose,
Is shy am =, cold 10 ilire,
Bit, yvi. io Thee as's's Dow.
Ti.xn, why. this c.,ldness 10 me now
Isemorse. regret may eyef sting
This Wild this waywar,i hrari ~ mite,
Hut uothinr .rire ielIefraii bring,
HUI that br~i.rlnng heart afihine
Aud il,nl is Why, 10 iLer J bow.
Then, why, ilnIs coldncsr 10 me nov !!
while t,,ue moves an with npid stride,
TIL. lave can never craSe 70 u1s"s
Whatever anay my iai beiide
Thl. heart can iryer fr,m thee inrn'
And thai /. ~hy, "a thee ] bow,
Then, why, this col,inessi 70 me INV!
O,her. hong In vain I've tried TO love.
A ,,J some wuu:d ever love with me,
ia, -, tl,ls heart d.rs saslie 10 aaose,
n. live al..I bod aIanr h'r ihre,
And that l. why 10 thre I how.
Then. why. ihls ealduess 20 me now
should Others gain that heart "ftislnr,
I'M, lray. me thur 10 weep for thee.
me .nl, c.anfari lhrn is,nine
| rhu, death nlnne ran make me IRE
And ,lai y why 10 thee how,
Then, shy. this ,s'llness :" me now
i've ofIen triei 10 cea-e'o love,
Fm love alone for hive return,
Hat Angel. sing sweet hymns a'H'se
pur, love can NEVER erase - burn.
And ,l,st l. why 10 thee tnw,
THEN, why. hi. c'i,lne-s'"'ne '"~
Tbn,rh al.rrs nov lhy heart have g"ine
My 1--we i.r ll.~ u rlill the sansr'
No other heart hut that of thine
I'm. ever charmed ill- heart Of n,ine,
Aud Tia, /. Why to thee i'ew.
Then, why, ihIs coldarsste 10 n 2 nov
Tmg SAD oSE.
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Will, view To increase the usefulness
of tile 5ia,i.,i,, aud extend its hei'eiits, at.
i-niion is called Ia the tollowiug SYNOPSIS
OF lis aim and work: ea sei -z
I-AHAI.ysis or FERTIiIzERs.
Samples Of every brand rold 10 The Stale
are taken by the Commissioner OF Agri'
culture and Analysed at the station. The
result Of these analyses and the conn'ei-
riaI value 81 the fertilizers are Published
In pamphlet lorm. and will be senl free 10
any address, an application.
No sample Of numerical fertilizer VIII
I've al,aIyzed II the station without the
previously obtained coi'sent oi tile com-
1nis.ionrr 81 Agriculture. 3" '-sr j
II-cHEMIcAIs. ~7~.@
Any farmer i'm North Csnplina pur-
chasing chemicals for conlp~ting nnd
b.,n,. us. can have them analyze,l free of
charge al The Station. The sender must.
however. preIay the express charges To
Chapel Hin. Tiuwigh the Kindness oi
the Southern Express Co packages may
soon be prepaid from any ofiicv an 0'e
EXPRESS office nj that place. The sai''i'es
of chemicals must I've selected according to
written instruciions which VIII be iur-
ni-h.d on application.
Iu-sEEDs. @ at #sa
Having secured the necessary appara'
lus f.r testing the quality aud ger',iii,a-
ting ,u,wer of seeds ofall kinds, we ar'
pre,arpi To make such tests for any on'
| n IL. State who will send proper sam
p,c. The sample.must fairly tn
l.s srom which IL was taken aud be no
les il,an ~ ounces In weight Tor sinai
grain, corn, pic;or over lOO seeds IN mum
her for garden ree,ls, &c. . -s5as
ty-suIIs, MARis. MISERALwATEk, &C 4
Analyses ~ this class will be mad
when The sender receives the permissio
IL the State Cirolngist. IN by ihe ruling
. the R.arI &c Agriculture they are place
. unde the Department Of thatoiiierr. a
: Analyses of Sugar Brris, aud other 81
: ricul,urai pro,lucis viii be n'a'ie ~ "
D Boar Of Agriculture may dirrcs. oth'
= investigations % finierpstand value 10 W
1 farmer viii lie taken ap from tine to tim
4 A. the work of line station will permit.
i .s-...a=s. vi. .s sss... .s. .sse. s..s
e Insects injurious to vegetation, wht
/ sent IL Tie Station will I've named. ih'
a habits, when known. aud tile lest n'ra
!. or exterminaiing them given free
II charge. szz
= The corporation of the people 81
Ie pr,~s Of the state is earnestly req'iest'
that the advantages ~ the Station may
re brought before all our farmers, aud
4. usefulness thus extended
,e ALBERT n. LEDoUx
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.whai., asks the Ogicn,b { Ja' N J.
.wanld yau think cfa cheese that ~ y I'D
10 take knife in bis hand 20 defend lim.
se { with wien he mt into the cellar 10
look al h?' We shoull think that tho
checse might be mitey sirung. bui that ,cnr
grammar il pars'ne ~eak --Bulles o
HEH Anxious fran. 1T was the mice
II the aower u ihs family fruln the top
stair: 548
IN. mama. please do cone up.,
What u wanted. my daughter qssrie'l
the tender parent.
Dear. dear me r ws-..hc pathetic rely :
i e.n,t decide which drsss 20 ucsr. and |
am 80 afraid shall be late 20 ehufrh.
Aud ihis ipsy have sesvuniel for her cOH'-
ing % late.
Al Iowa deacon went into his barn ihs
other evening to milk COW and hung tb'
lantern on peg near the cows Tail Tht
Foundation stones ef The harm and srss o
the cows bones were found al right nsx
imornine. but the deacon bss not been bear,
j from. = Boston Post.
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name Is Legion, aud ] could mol tell yon
halfihe styles shown. Crocketpd buttons
are seen, hut chuice isals0 given among
buffalo horn tinted and In The natural
color: pearl, initiation and real tortoise
shell, jet. steel. gilt, silver, and chunise
and Japanese lacquer work.
New riLimns ARE 80 beautiful aud so
novel IN design tim. they are ~ great
favor not only because a graceful finish,
hut b.cau-e by reason Of their varied
colors. they give opportunity for intro
ducing some fine effects IN the way oi
color. For We must remember that rib
bons nie often not only double bu, quad
ripple faced, tasay no,hing Of the man,
hurd brnade. embossed. and gaily
tiowerei ribbons. adta5
.s .g3 LUCY CARTER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-11-06

Analyses of Sugar Brris, aud other ag.
ricul,urai products viii be made ~ tne
Boar Of Agriculture n'ay dirrct. Other
investigations % Interest aud value 10 'ne
farmer viii lie taken ap rum tine to time
A. the work of line station will permit.
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No. % 30, fa,.-Buy lard,

How 10 get fat.-Buy lard,
sweets il adversitS.--A sugar house
failure. 49,.
A mau of quiet tastes Que who ses
Lsni.d Tue Jvor 10 drink.