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For delicious aromatic cordial, stiInula-
ting and invigorating in its immediate and
in its remote effects, nothing has eyer
equalled DR.. Harters Elixir of Wild gier.
ry. a vegetable preparation that is, ,accep-
table TO the most delicate stomach. For
sale by all druggists. 48
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The friends of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
recommend him as q suitable person for
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party.
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For School Commissioner.

The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township,) respectfully announce
him as q suitable candidate for the office Of
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the result of the primary cleo
ton. Help our old worn out teachers.
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Ladies who value their complexion,
should avoid all face powders. Many of
them are poisonous, and oil stop up the
pores and clog the circulation. DR.. Harter's
Liver Pills, and Harter's Iron Tonic soon
give fresh, youthful appearance that no
art can initiate For sale by all drug
gists. 40
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THE INTEIiLIGENGER
LOCAL MATTERS.

-r0>S Nou.inations, of candidates in usual
form, not to ereced one inch, Five. DOLLARS.
lsese charges are to be paid strictly IN aduance,
anil no exceptions srhaterer aciR be made TO The
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Sheet music and all kinds of musical in
struments for sale right here at home for
less money than Northern dealers, at Mrs.
McSmith's Music Rooms, Greenville. +
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Liver is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When it IS
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of
ailments are the natural result. The diges-
ton of food, the movements of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and nery-
GUS system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has been
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequalled in curing all persons
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
and all the numerous symptoms that result
from an unhealthy condition of the Liver
and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want
IF
The Woman who rejoices in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie
The Student who eats hastily and sits
down at once to active mental labor;
IF
The Business Man who bolts his food in
elger haste and hurries to his counting
room;
The Hard Drinker could look at the deli
cate glands, swollen and festered with dis
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
IF
The Lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant,
and all who lead sedentary lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Consti-
patton and Headache;
IF
These only knew what MERRELL's HErE.
TINE FOR THE LIVER will do for their relief,
and how quickly it cures-there would be
much less suffering than at present.
The great Liver Medicines for sale by
Simpson, Reid & Co.
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Pianos at the McSmith Music House for
$3.50, Greenville, s. G. 7
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A
For Congress-.

For Congress.
The friends of Hon D. WYATT AIKEN
announce him rs a candidate for reelection
to Congress, from the Third Congressional
District, ut the ensuing election.
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Wagon for Sale.

A GOOD, new, one-horse Wagon for sale
N by A. B. TOWERS g. co.
Feb IA, 1873 81
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After the hail and rain on last Sunday,
the children of Mr.. J. W. Provost and some
of his tenants were playing around the
creek upon which his upper mill is located.
The creek was very high, and flowing with
considerable rapidity over its shoally bed,
and little daughter Of Mr.. Strother Kay
fell in the stream, and being unable to
swim, would have drowned but for the
heroism of little Charley Provost, who
plunged into heturbid torrent and rescued
her. It was brave act, and does great
credit to his moral courage as well as to his
.orowess as swimmer, Of which man
might well be proud.
.Apropos to the celebration which is to
: take place at the Old Star Fort, near Ninety
Six next week, 3fr. Samuel Browne, Of
broadway township, informs rs that he
has the wagon.boxes upon which the tim
bess and materials for constructing this fort
were hauled. Thsy are very large, being
ak TO seven inches in diameter, and have
been in this County for many years past.
III. James Todd, Of Revolutionary times,
s,est them TO his son James Todd, who left
then to his son Cater Todd, who gave them
to renber of Mr.. Brownies family. Mr..
Browr. expresses his willingness to give one
Of them to the people of Ninety Six, if
they wish it: -
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The Hard Drinker could look at the deli
cate glands, swollen and festered with dis
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Personal.

,EggESE GRIFFIN U. S. A., Is quartered at the Eb.
bitt House.
WILLIAM ?. Ross, Indian Territory Is booked at
the Ebbitt House.
lToS, p. D: HoTcHKIss, Of Paris Is sojournIng at
the Ebblu House.
EDwArD KISG, of the Boston Journal Is registered
at the Riggs House.
GOVERNOR J. A. RURBASK, of Indiana Is u guest
at the Ebbitt House.
ALFRED JOEL, manager of the StrakosCh opera Is
stopping at the Riggs House.
HESRY DAY, OF New York, and y. ". Wells Ne.
brnskn are at the Riggs House
JUDGE J. N. HIATT and daughter. of Keokuk,
Ohio, are guests at the Ebbltt House
TnE Rev. Mr.. Farrar, OF Troy disputes Neal Dow 5
charge of imbibation against Spurgcon.
Mr.. BABBIrr, Washington correspondent of the
Boston IDd, Will leave next week to assume the
dutiesof his new Office, private secretary to Major
Prince
Hos. A. ". CUTTER. NJ. C., nth district New
Jersey, leaves this city tonight for his home In
Morrls,own, where he viii remain until Congress
reasscmbcs.
X. MCKIS>EY and 8. 7. Ronald of Canada: A.
II. Cameron. Wisconsin James :. Stearns Brook.
Ign. y. Y: W, l.. Quinncll J. Hcilbourn and Mar
Tin u. Roberts and wife, New York, stopping at
Willards
SENATOR BLASCH X. BRUCE, OF Mississippi, who
recently paid flying visit to Cleveland, Ohio, has
returned to the Capital, accompanied by his accom-.
plished bride. The Senator'S residence Is near the
Howard University, In the handsome and commo.
diOus dwelling erected by Professor J. NJ IRngStdsi
formerly president of that institution, now United
states Minister TO llayti.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
THE CoUNTRY.s NEXT PERIL.

The Southern States are one after another
falling into line in the way of repudiating
their State debts. This is an unmistakable
indication Of what would be sure to follow
their attaining TO power in the nation
Destitute Of principle aud sense of honor
and with lurking and irrepressible hate
for the Government as now organized that
would rejoice in its ultimate disgrace, If not
total overthrow, they would not hesitate to
repudiate the national debt and thus forfeit
the national honor. This debt was created
by the war to crush rebellion and pension
its defenders, and hence is held in utter con-
tempt by those who fought on the other
side, and who were foilcd and disappointed
in their reasonable and rebellious purposes.
No one who loves our nations credit and
honor and would preserve them at all haz-
ards can remain insensible to the impend-
ing danger or inactive in averting 1t. The
entire North, and every loyal citizen in the
South, should rally solid and labor to con-
serve the country in its integrity aud credit
in the eyes Of the civilized world until that
end is attained. This can only be done by
rcpelling the Democratic advances to power.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
POLTTICiL NOTES.

SENATOR EATOS thinks that the Senate will pass
his bill for free shlps sOon after, the holidays
dENEnsE GAHrfEib Is clearly of the OItinfJn that
Grant Is now stronger In Ohio than any other man.
THE conviction Of a prominent Democratic bal
,et-DoN slnner IN Tennessee isan encouraging sign.
Now for South Carolina.
THE eectlOn.ffaud, cases In South Carolina 90
over 10 the April United States Court, when Chief.
Justice Waite will preside ut the trials.
SENATOR MCDuSAIp was not sufficiently careful
about the character OF James II. Whitten, whom he
recommended for an appointment lately. Whiltcn
has been In the pcnivntiar! once, and Is on the
road there again.
IT Is idle TO deny the plain evidence Of Sys.
tclnatic crusade against RcpublicAnism in the
south. The proof is too direct and convincing To
be disputed. The facts are selfcvdcnt In the
iigurcs and are matters Off and history.Ii.
bdBy Journal.
The Democratic fuglcrs at Washington promise
the inquring south thata pamphlet giving the iull
inside history OF the TiIdcn campaign will soon be
sent for their enlightncnt aud Il Is stated tha, this
pamphlet will cNonCralG Tildcn, aud point the
finger Of corn at his hOyorRble COparCGners IN the
cipher rasCUlily. Sly sammy.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
THE SOUTHERN COLORED rOTERs.
Shall They Now He DisfranchIsed?

shai hhty FNo" pt
LITTLE Rock, ARK. Dec ID 1878.
To he Editor Of TIC National Republican:
siR Republicans here, though they may have
but small voice In public Affairs, can no good in
the proposition to reduce representation In Con.
grcss for the Southern States They regard the
whole scheme absurd The colorcd people OF
the South arc supposed to be enfrsnchised and II
the Government OF the United States Is not strong
enough to protect them In tho exercise Of the right
OF suffrage, let us know H. Whatever some leaders.
real or assumed, In the Democratic party may do
or say, there Is large element In the old Slave
States that cares Infinitely more for the control OF
OF representation In Congress.
said a prominent Democratic official Of this city
S Gay . Gs wU s ssSS hl Sw
In Arkansas and elsewhere In the South colored
men have been voting Tor the last ten years and
tecnth Amendment should in the first instance be
confined 10 South Carolina alone. the uneasness of
discomfort Will nevertheless infect every negro
Old landed proprietors and others who want
obedicnt labor In the cotton field care more for
that Than anything else. and they will take their
chances In controlling white men alone can do
the voting; but II this unfortunate condition Of
affairs should come to pass oven in single state,
hc, hs american ,n @ people might as well admit a. once
and that the laws Of I'd >nd cannot be enforced.
IL representation In any Southern State should
arc p% vops soG Sen ,G a eTs Se
part OF the Government TO protect them In the cS
erci,e Of that right must be abandoned; for Ger.
tainly, u coored men have the right to vote, the
State In which they voters has the right TO rep
| reScntation based upon those votes And the con.
verse OF this proposition Is equally true.
And thus Il would como TO pass that the Rerubli.
| can party, which secured the right Of suffrage to
colorcd men, would be the first 10 practically NULL.
| ~ the Fifteenth Amendment and deny tocolored
4. W. BISHOP.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY.

one by one the roses fall and il decli-
nations continue to be in order, by the time
the people take up the question OF the Pres
idcncy lor ls-0, there will not be u live, ac-
tive, and ambitious candidate in the llcld ON
either side of the dividing line Of the two
great parties. Mr.. YouNG received ii from
the lips of General GRANT in Europe nearly
or quite year ago, and published it to the
world, that he was not and did not desire to
be- Il cmdidat" again for the Presidency.
This Li,> since been followed 10y similar ut
tcrHnccS from lIENDElCKS and THURMAN
from the Democratic camp. Now it is uu-
thoWtatIycly asserted by the New York
G"phic "that senator EO~rOE CUNKLING is
mot now, nor will he be, II candidate for
"thc Presidential nomination in l-sO. AZ
ter mature dclihcralnn he has taken him
" self completely out Of the rlcc. He will
neither seek nor accept the nomination.
:" lie is not only content to remain the senior
"ScnatOr-wo had almost written he Scnu-
"tor--lrom New York, but his ambition
" docs not aspire 10 anything beyond"
This leaves very clear field for the pco.
pie, unless other DANIELS shall come to
judgment intemcdiatcly, when they get
ready to take up the question Of the next
Presidency, as they will, and dispose Of it
in accordance with their own sober will
National Republican., 1878-12-21

low estate in the quiet of contempt, unless
1t makes itself too offensive. 1t has been
gravitnting to its present state of journals
tic disgrace during year of constant lying
and calumny of others, and 1t has landed
where every right-thinking person supposed
1t would, at point even beneath the reach
of respectable contempt. Nothing but q
plane of dccency, which It has no power to
reach under its present conduct, will ever
elevate it to popular respect again. st.
Louis history is repeating itself here quite
rapidly.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
DEMOCRATIC rnuGISM IN vIRGISI,


The methods adopted by the Southern
Democracy to prevent colored Republi-
cans from voting or otherwise exercising
their lawful prerogativcs as citizens, If il
initiates against the interests of Dcmocra-
Cy, are rs multifriOus rs the hucs of the
rainbow. Intimidation, fraud force, per-
jury, and murder are resOrtcd to, as ocCa-
sion may seem 10 require, and in no two
counties in the same State are precisely the
same villianOus eXpcdients adopted during
the same canvass. We have been impressed
with the adaptabilty, so TO speak, of the
average Virginia Democrat for this kind of
diabolism, by reason Of certain events that
have recently trauspircd in that State, and
of some now in process of evolution. To
these incidental attendants upon the life Of
a man who has the nerve to be q Republi.
can in the South, we desire to call the
especial attention of such Northern Rcpub.
| licans as are periodically or perpetuully
afflicted with gush and concilation."
1t will perhaps be remembered that at
= Kcmprrville, in Princess Anne County, Va,
few days prior to the late Congressional
election, u lIOt was melted by II few Demo.
cratic thugs, who, in order to shield them
selves, humpcd up Il charge against half a
dozen colored men Of having instigatcd it,
/ who were accordingly arrested and held in
Jail for trial When the day Of trial arrived
two Of the cOlorcd prisoners, who were
recognized as men Of influence in the Re-
publican party, one Of whom had been q
member Of the last Constitutional COnven.
ton were told by the law officers that il
/ they would leave the State and not return
all legal proceedings against them, as well
as their associates, should he stopped
IIODGEs and his fellow victim, knowing full
well that Republicans had no rights that
r Democratic courts were bound to respect
notwithstanding their innocence, were com.
! PEELED to submit, and are thus summarily
eXpatriutcd from the land Of their BIRTH 50
that hereafter the great fraud, joins GOODE,
! will have less Republican opposition in the
county of Princess Anne. This Is method
number one.
The readers Of Tue REpUmLICNN will re-
member " somewhat lengthy editorial
reference to the foul murder Of Il colorcd
man named ADOLpIIUs TRUrrGR. at Hicks
National Republican., 1878-12-21
SIN PAGES.
NATIONAL REPUnIICAN.

To provide for reasonable amount Of
reading matter in this issue of THE Ma.
TIoSAL REPUBLICAN, and at the same time
to do justice to the extraordinary, though
acceptable, demands upon our advertising
space, we present our readers with six.
page paper this morning The extra pages
are filled with miscellany, editorials, book.
notices, aud personal aud political gossip
besides advertisements, and of themselves
furnish an attractive and interesting news.
paper.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

WHEN Mr.. LAMAR returns from his holi.
day recess refreshed and recovered from the
severe Strengthening out he received the
other day from Senator EDMuNDs, he will
tackle his contract to show that no negro
vote has been suppressed in the South. His
ambition seems to be to accomplish the i'm.
pOssihle.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

The Chicago Tribune dips its pen in its
own long-nursed hate for Senator CoSK-
LING and assumes to advise that he should
have retired TO a committee room instead OF
occupying his own seat during the remarks
Of Mr.. BLAINE. The Tribune finds very
little in this world to be satisfied with
since it lost its own political prestige.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

WA~mNGroN is already throngcd with
Democratic intrguants for the Offices Of the
Senate which will soon pass into the con-
troll Of their party. They believe in the
idea of strictly patcnal government, I'M
der which the average Democrat will be
provided for at the expense Of the tan
payers. OCONNoR, the Democratic con-
Wet legislator in Ohio, furnishes them with
an inviting example of distinguished sue
cess in this particular. lie has got good
and very safe place in public insli-
tuition.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

Just in proportion MS the Government
Printing-OIlicc becomes dissolving view
IN the longing eye OF the Pod-erior, Just in
that proportion it throws mud at those who
have been honored with positions there.
Nobody cares for its friendship or abuse
now that it has been set down on" as
Gasc caIumuiator by II committee OF its own
paTtisans.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

The Democrats have now reached the
conclusion that the offer of the Bulgarian
crown to General GRANT came too late.
They think it should have been rendered TO
and accepted by him about the time of that
little affair at Fort Donelson
National Republican., 1878-12-21

The Democrats are felicitatng them
selves with the idea that the Senate South
ern Election Committee will prove to be
hzLle. They count without their host
Enough evidence is already at hand in the
Department of Justice in an official form to
furnish the committee with statistics for n
report which would startlc the country.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

Now the Democrats are in grcf again.
senator CuNKLING has declared through
his home organ, that he is not candidate
for President in l-S0. Thi, drives another
nail in the Democratic coffin, for it brings
III" inevitable Man on Horseback" more
distinctly to view. To that complexion
will it come at last. There is no door OF
C.rapc
National Republican., 1878-12-21

THE Po'-erior is trying 10 publish n
newspaper without news, talent, or charac-
Ter as its auXiliarics, and it hopes to attract
attention, if not respect, by throwing dirt at
others 1t wont do. The people OF wash
ington are fast consignng it to its meritcd
grade in the scale Of journalism. Like a
spent rocket its descent is quite rapid.
National Republican., 1878-12-21

come simply and plainly journal Of informa.
tion, official aud personal. concerning tho
army and navy of the United States. II has
. wide field Of labor and profitable ono be.
fore IT, With the full development Of the
energy and facilities possessed by Its con.
ductors II Is bound TO succeed.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Getting Things Mixed.

lNicksburg Commercial.
some knowing ones arc of the opinion that Gen.
cral Grant will surprise the entire country by re-
nIslng the Republican nomination in 1850. II he
does he will resign In favor u Roscoe suFnAIned
the COuk ling
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Garfield Usually Knows.
cleveland Ileraldl

IVIGNtIUIIU TICTNIu,T
General Garfield remarked to Rcdield the other
day that he should not be surprised II there was Il
wave OF popular enthusiasm within the next two
years that would nominate and clt 1t General Grant
to the Presidency. Garfield usually knows which
way the tide Is running
National Republican., 1878-12-21

THE Senate Southern Outrage Committee,
as it has been inappropriately called, is
now ready to begin its work. So far so
good but there is something more to do
than simply to begin.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Spontaneous Choice of the People.
New York NALL


The next President Of the United States will be
made 50 by the spontaneous choice of the people,
on the Issues dominant In 1880, and will moi be
made by any efforts schemes, or Combinations" OF
his own. And personal character and popularity
VIII he more important clements than al any period
since JaCksUns time
National Republican., 1878-12-21

THE Saturday Magazine, Boston, for the cur.
rent week, December 81, Is already at hand,
Price only eight cents.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Tho Deception Is Encouraged.


General Grants enemies IN Washington are en-.
dcavOring 10 kill the ihirdtCrm movement by rep.
rcScntng him as an Ohio man. The deception is
encOmragrd by his growing dlspositlon 10 pab.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
The Most Honorable Wound.

TTTEsUUTB TVIVBTupH.T
South Carolina now has two one.legged Senators.
Butler got his shot OIL while fighting for the rebel
lion, while HamptOns was kicked of by u mule
History must decide which Is the most honorable
wound,
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Tho Chances are Dead Against Him.

TNVW lOTK Observation-Disclosures
When Democrat declines 10 be u candidate foI
Office, II Is certain the chances are dead against
him, Thurman never would have declined the
prOfered nomination for Governor had he sup
posed there was chance to win. His refusal Il
run for Governor Is throwing up the Presidential
National Republican., 1878-12-21
DfED. .

JAMFS,-Friday. at $50 n. ~, at Providence Hos
aged Is years,
Funeral At Chapel, Oak Hlll Cemetery, on Monday
De mDer .. al 3U O,LlOCk. W
National Republican., 1878-12-21

RESUMPTION is now q fixed fact: only
III days more and it will become legal
fact.
National Republican., 1878-12-21
Personal,
Wanted.

A LADY FROM NEAR CHARLOTTEsyILLE,
"A Va, who has much experience In teaching. de-
sires n situation either In private family st.
ant In q large school. Terms moderate; best refer.
ences given, Addres, Mrs J. =. L., city r. o. 2e3tt0
A WET NURSE WANTED-APPLY lMMEDI-
"A Rtcly to Dr. 4. NJ FORD, corner Of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Third II rect southeast aE2tS
"ANTEn-BY A COIORED GIR1. A SlTCA.
w tinn in frsi.ClaSs family a. NUS or Seam
stress Can give good references Addrss, ltA n
street northwest dele-Ht
National Republican., 1878-12-21

TmE .l0Dy a,m Macy Gu:sne is the title Of u
new dght.page weekly journal which made
It's first appearance in Washington yesterday,
with promise to stay" II proposes to be-
National Republican., 1878-12-21
G r A N IT'S r . w
FOR RENT.

The elegant residences on East Capitol street, one
square from the Capitol grounds. known as Grants
Row, having been restored to my possession by the
Supreme Court oftthr District. now offer them for
rent, 10 hTstclnss tenants only for term OF three
years
his Is the finest block Of dwelling houses In Wash
lngton, having cost SANO1 each house contain
inG Ieen rooms, three bathrooms. and all the mod
ern improvements.
There extensive yards IN front and rear, em-
bellishcd with Brubbcry, fountains &c. A luTgc aud
well arranged stable Il attached to each house.
This Is an upequaled opportunity 10 secure FIRST
class dwelling nj low rent.
Application may be made at aas A street southeast
or nj 2i3 East Capitol street.
sep@Itf A. GnANT.