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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-23

Hor WATER FOR TUE MHLIoS.-The author
tiles of the city Of Pesth have almost accomplish
ed the task Of obtaining 40 unlimited supply of
boiling water, which is to be available for public
and private use. The heated fluid is obtained
from deep artesian well, from which, when CON-
pleted, the water will issue in mighty fountain
to the height Of nearly so feet. The deepest
artesan well in the world has hitherto been that
at Paris, which has depth of LIZA feet. The
Pesth well, however, has already attained
depth of 1920 feet, and will, when completed,
more than double the depth of its Paris rival.
The water now issuing from the bowels of the
earth, three-ifths Of a mill below the surface,
has temperature OF 16l . Fahrenheit and the
work will be prosecuted until warmth OF 178o
is attained. The meaning and value Of these
figures will be better understood when it is re-
membernd that the Temperature Of hot bath is
about SO Q, while that of boiling water is 2l2o :.
The daily supply is already 175.000 gallons. and
this quantity will be materially incseased by
reaching the greater depth. The work has been
progressing ct the rate OF so fee: per month,
and improvements which have now been made 10
the mechanical appliances render possible still
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-23
TeIephOnechOes.

Having recently established q line of telepho-
nic communication between my rooms and the
residence of friend residing on Mob hill, (San
Francisco) | last evening attempted to put it
into practical working operation. The following
is the result of the first experiment with this
most woDdersul invention
Occasionally friend will you answer few
questions for the benefit of the readers of the
Post?
Answer-Yes; but wait minute till get
glass OF whisky
You had better take glass of Spring Valley
| water"
81 don't drink Spring Valley water"
"Wby not ?"
| because I've always been accustomed to take
my pollywogs on separate dish"
Nevertheless, my friend. yon had better stick
| to Spring Valley water. You will find that the
temperance cause will never Djure you nor any
one else who will advocate it."
| Yes, it does sometimes"
"What Can you name single individual
who was ever engaged in the temperance cause
and was not benefited by it?"
ayes: Happy Jack"
.Ca: you tell me what are the chief produc-
tions of Ireland?'
Yes; policemen"
"Who are the handsomest ladies' ir California
to-day ?"
"The two ladies' to whom Mr.. O'Brien has left
large sections of his property"
is there any way Of telling when Sunday ar
rives, except by consulting the almanac?"
"Yes. In San Francisco, by the picnics and
target excursions"
What has become Of all the five-cent pieces
They are very scarce at present"
michael Reese has gone to Europe, and has
taken all he can find to buy dinners with"
(which would you prefer to be, rich aud in
fuentlal like the Rotshchilds, or great and pow
erful minded like Bismarck"
Neither. If had my choice | would like ia
be the night watchman in the New York Wo.
mems Hotel"
do you consider thst the recent increase il
the police force of this city was necessary ?"
Eyes because there are so many members O
the Legislature in town."
.'Would you like to be elected member o.
the Legislature, or go to the Senator"
No. have not the requisite qualifications
| never stole anything in my hfe."
"Can you tell me what is the saddest momen
in young lady's life Is it when she lose,
her lover ?"
mo. 1t is when, after searching for seven
teen long years. she one night finds man unde
her bed"
HAS the fidelity of affection which existed
between Damon aud Pythias ever been equale,
in these latter days?"
Yes. You will find similar case in Henri
Ward Beecher and Bob Ingersol."
, Are your city officials honest?"
Yes; they are all on it, "
"You misunderstood me- | said honest"
'Yes. | think they are all honest but whe
1 go into the City Hall always leave my watc
and chain in the Safe Deposit
'tCan vOn tell me WIN a he 'I'ehhnrna plaima nj
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-23

Bible, the church, we are to open q sure, stead
fast blessed way for the feet.
Our opportunity is to-day. Did not Voltaire
make the age Of five the limit inside which char
acter substantially is settled? At any rate. that
limit cannot be set with safety very far ahead. l
don't want to be so absorbed in the cares and pur-
suits Of my generation as TO forget the Dext. l
want to think of, and plan for, and work for the
generation coming-tbe other train on the track.
As the Lord helps me, mean to think more
and make more of the interests of the children
the other train that is comiug.-.S. :. World
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-23

RESTORING FADED WRIrINa-Manuscrip
which have become legibls may be restored by
Won Bibra's process of developing faded ink. A
solution Of tannin is applied with brush, the
excess is removed by a current OF water, and the
document is dried at q temperature OF from 144o
to l77o. The solution of tannin should be mod
erately concentrated. It does not possess the
destructive influence upon the paper which is
produced by hydrosulphate OF ammonia The
writing developed in this manner remains clear
and black for several months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-23

more rapid rate of working The Pesth we'll will
undoubtedly rank amongst the greatest wonders
OF the world. and il will be observed that It Il
lustratss in marked manner the intensity OF
the heat in the earth's centre.
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sHERTrFoS SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,


ANDERSON CouYTY
VDi virtue vi vurious Executions TO mo
-AD directed, | will expose 70 sulo on tho
First Monday i'll january, 1879, VI Ander-
son. Court House, the following Tracts of
Land, 10 wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing one hundred and ninoty.fOur
u94) acres, more or lcss, tho same hring
part Of the Real Estate of L. d. pruiett
bounded by Mill Tract, homestead OF De.
fen'iant and others. Also,
THE MILL TRACT.
containing sixty acres, more or less, bound.
ed by lands Of Newton Clinkscalcs, home.
stead OF Defendant and others, upon which
there Is Saw Mili with good circular
saw and fixtures, and q Grist Mill, and a
45-Saw Cotton Gin, nli i'm good condition.
and comfortable Millcrs house
Also, three acres of Land, with a nost
resi'lenco mt or near llcrmon Institute.
bounded by lands Of z. Hall, :. A. bean
am:! Others.
The above lcvicd.upon as the property. of
l.. u. pruiett in favor of Il. L. Clinkscslcs
and Jerry III. Brown aad Others, against
h. u. Pruiett.
Terms of sale-Cash Purchaser 10 pav
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec IL, 1875 oD i. p
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Something Ger -tl,o New Year. !

The world renowned success of EIostetter's Bit
ters, and their continued popularity FOR quarter
OF century q. s.c.:.sec, l. scarcely more Won
derfu! than the Welcome that grccts the annual ap-
penrance OF iiostetter's Almanac. This valuable
medical treatise Is pubIshed by Iostetter 4 Saith
Pittsburgh, Pa, under their own immediate super
vision, employing so hands In that department..
Ten cylinder printing presses, sfuldlng machines,
ojo5 presses, &c. are running about eleven months
In the year OH his work, and the issue OF the same
for 1879 will not be less than ten millions printed
In The English, German, French, Welsh. Sorwegi-
an, Swedish, Holland, Bohemian and Spanish lam
guages. Refer to acopy OF It for valuable and in
teresting reading concerning health AMI numerous
testimonials rs to the efficacy Of Hostetters Bitters
amusement varied information: nst Economical cal
culninns and Chronological ite:. y .iiia;, car,
he depended on for correctness. Tho Aln,.n.. s:-
ls1p can be obtained free of cest. from druggists
ii'; 'sno'si eoa,''ry dealers in NIL parts OF tho
country. iffy f.ti4sts-i siyf-sff .Teif
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Bi JAS. II. MCCONNELL, Aucioneer
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


C5uTt Of Common Ifsas.
William L. Trenholm. as Executor of
George y. Trenholm, deceased, Assignee
OF Theodolc ID. Wagner, Plaintiff. against
Charles Richardson Miles and Edward
MSrady, Jr., Trustees. Willinn II. Tres
cot aud wife. Eliza N Ticscot, ccstuis.
luc-trust. aud others, Defendants. -Cyn,-
plant 10 foreeiose MVrtgdge III Zeal Estate.
pCRSu ANT 10 II Decree OF Foreclosure
n and Sale, made ut February Term 1878,
oi the court aforesaid. will sell To the high
est bidder. on Snledny i'll January, 1873. be.
fore the Court House door, the mortgagc,l
premises, described in these proceedings as
containing about four hundred aud eighty
acres, situate IN the county aforesaid, about
three and one half miles from Pcndleton,
on Gurvin's Creek, and divided into tyo
t,i cts, viz:
TRACT No |.
known us the Home place, eontaininsahout
3i5 acres.
TRACT no. .,
adjoining the Home place. and containing
ABOUT l35 acres.
plats to be exhibited on day Of sole.
TEnMs OF SALE--One-tllird cash, balance
on one years credit, interest from day of
SALE purchaser to give bond and Iuorlgayc
10 secure the balancs Of purchase money.
with leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers.
JOHN w. DANIELS, C.r.p.
L. S.--Sincc the above advertisement was
inserted il hns hcen nscnr!ai...%! hy ss:.;u;.
that Tract M. contains 3p6 acres aud Tract
No. contans 17G acres.
JOHN w. DANIELS, 4. c.P.
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The Consumpfiyo,s Paradise !,

GO TO Colorado |, I5 il perfect Ar.
cadia Tor Consumptiyes CONSUMPTION
cannot exist in that climate. People
who go there even in the last atages ifcfj
the disease, after residence of only
few months, come away perfectly restored
/ tell you n dose Of Colorado is she hest
remedy for consumption ever discovered
Such are some OF the praises iavished
upon Colorado rs u resort for consusnt,.
tives, and only p.ove how egregiousiy
ignorant these speakers s;id writer, are
of the real nature Of the disease. IF wa
were not personally acquainted with snlt11liea
of these prSises ahd know them To be
honest, Yeli-meaninE people, we should
suspect that they had been aroped" into
an advertising echeme, to;augment the
price and sale,of Golcrado lands. or were
working in the Interest OF some Colorado
hotel-keeper. Persons suffering from d
iners infdnlatiop Of .the hlna lss...- =s.s
douhtless often completely restored by a
brief residence in Colorado or Florida.
But when scrofulons ma;terlias begun
TO accumulate in the lungs, no climate.
however healthfnl, can alone effect q cure.
thorough course of medical treatment
Is required, aided by such hygienic
measures as the condition of the patient
viii, permit. The scrofnlous matter must
be absorbed and expelled from thu ava
tenn ~ the use of efficient Alternatives.
DIR. Pierce's Golden, Medical Discoy,eslrv
is powerful alteratiye, and, aided by
the Pleasant Purgative Pellets. is an in
valuable agent for expelling scrofulous
matter from the lungs and system. Or
fierce's Invali6s' Hotel, AZ Tnffaio
n. T., offers special advantages 10 tFiis
class of patients. The best nietbods of
med:css.. eiida iiygiupie Treatment. ara
there pursued, besides thellocaiity II ono
OF the few which enjoys special immunis
ty from this disease. -
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SHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ASDEI,SOS Corsry

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ASDERsoa COUNTY.
IL. Hc Cbu,t Of C0mn,on Iqeus.
l.. -. darkness. Exccutrix of ]. -. IIark
iloss, against l.. ID. Pruiett, W. NJ. rruiel,
and Joshua Pruictt.-Judgmeil for Bore
closure If Real Property.
HQf virtue OF ali order to Inc directed by
~ Hon. l.. c. Northrop. Judge Of tIIo
Eighth Judicial Circuit, pro tenn, will OK
pose to sale OH the FIRST MONDAY IN
January, 1870 at Anderson Court House.
s.. c., ull that
TRACT OF LAND
Situate and lying in tho County and atato
aforesaid, and containing one hundred and
siNty.seyen (i67) acres. more or lesu, and
known Us tho homesteadof james J. Herk-
ness, deceased, OIL ltoclSpi River and Hen
coop Greek, beginning ath stake on 'Rock v
River, running UP said9rivAF to l.. o. Z &.
tthrrce % Il. 2340, t1 a Pine stump < g.
thenco y. "a T.. 10, to u stake on Hen.
coop Creek, thcnceup said crock to maple
\ 3, thence S. IL, f. q, 40 to O stone, z 8.
thence s. Si4, f. s 10. to Il. O. z >. !l.snce
>. ~, w. 5! ~ large poplar y 3, sliencs n.
40. ~. 10 beginning corner. -s
Terms Of sale Casli--nmrclnscr tn nay Ax-
ira Tor all necessary papers
JAM E,S II. HicCONNE ELL.
go, Sl.arin A ::ci--=:::: E,..::;:::
Dec 10, 1876 ~
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EiTe1 or SU5ccsEsE sEioH.-0sx DOLLAR
aud FIFTY CgSrs per annum, In advance. Two
for six months.
Subscriptions are not takea for q less period
R4TRi or. ADYFR TIsIN0.-one Dollar per
square OF one uch for II frst aud Ffty
COntspef square for subsequent sess than
snan square. t.t
Libera'csntrnets will bo IN ade with those wishing
vertLinE by contract must re csniined to the i'm
tiuy.
Obituary Notices exceeding ave lines .rribrte.
or Respect, and all personal communications or
matt'ro 20 individual interest. Will be charged for
at Advertising rates. Announcements of marriages.
sni deaths azd notices Of religious character are
eapectfuliY solicited, and will be inserted gratis
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SHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STAIE OF SOUTH CAKOLINA,
ANDERSON CorNrY.
EDY virtue OF various executions to mo
le directed will expose to sale on the
First Monday in January, 1870, ut Ander-
son Court House, y. c., the following Tracts
Of Land. To Wit
One Tract Of Land, containing sixty
sight lUoJ acres more or less bounded by
lands of Emily Csalcy, Robert Rogers and
others.
Also. one other Tract of Land, containing
thirty-two (32l acres, more or less, bounded
by lands Of Thomas James, Durrol john
son and others
Levied on rs the property OF John q.
Rccks in favor Of Elihu Wigington and
Lawrence i.enhardt against john q. Reeks.
Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser to nav
extra for papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec IL 1873 %
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EEGzL LzbYsREEsIE6. .--Ys are compelled a.
require cad paySients for advertising ordered ~
EXECUTORS, Administrators nEd other hduciarieS
notices, which wiis only be inserted when tho
money comes with the order; IL s....,gs Z
Citations, two i1seFfions, 93.e3
Estate Notices, taree iusertions, 2.oe
Final Settlements, i've insertions soc
Z TO CORRESP0H1EH2X--In order to receivo
attention, communications must be accompanied
by the true name atad sdd9eas Of che writer. Re.
jected manuscripts will not be returned unless the
thereon. ~ ESts rtlff
a9~ We are not responsible for the views and
opinions of our correspondents.
All communications should be addressed 20 o"EA-
iors Intelligencer" and all checks drafts. money
orders, &C., should be made payable to the order
of Il. Is. MURRAY & Co,
81 i iia ~ s7s Sfif tss5,fai Anderson, 8. g.
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SAERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


ASDEltsoN CoUArr.
DE virtue of various Executions to mo
1G directed, / will expose to sale on tho
First Monday in january next. 1879, at
NnderS,il Court House, y. C., the following
Tracts OF Land, to wit
One %ract OF Land. known as the Ga,p :
Drell Tract. containing one hundred and
nfy-hyc Na5l acres, .r0Ec less, bounded
by lands of Harper Ghinbrcl1, B. L. John-
son and others. Also,
One Lot in tho Town OF Belton, known
as tic Dr. .. r. Horton lot, containing ton
tlo) acres, mere or less, bounded by lots ef
james W. Poore, w. j.. Cox ;iiij others.
Levied upon as the property of Joln +.
aiattison III favor of T.. w. Wagcner & Co..
and Others, against q. w. Cox aiul John /.
Aluttson.
Terms OF sale-Cnsh. Purchaser to bay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County
Dr, IL 1879 -;
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= iplaintii-s Attorney

To the Defendants James Mct'arley Mary
McCurlcy, Samantha Bryant. heirs OF
John ,McCasleys 'lecessed, names and
number unknown. Joseph McCarley, Jan.
McCarlcy, VIM. McCurcy. Martl, a Nc
carly, and other heirs of David ID. Ne
.Cariey, lraInes and number unknown:
Tuko notice that the complaint IN this ae-
ton, together with the summons, Of Which
tic foregoing is . copy, was filed in tho
office of the Court OF Probate at Anderson
Z. H., in the County of Anderson, and
State of South Carolina, on the 18th day of
November, n. ID. 1878, and that the objeot
of'said pction is for sale Of tie Rea, Estato
noW ihi the.!posstssiyps OF the Defendant,
Robert Is: McCarley, for tho payment Of
debts, and for other relief which said real
Less, situate in Anderson County in said
State, adjoining lands Of Robert b. Dean
and others. No pcrsonal sCiuinD is made
against you. JOSEPH y. BROWN,
PlaintiG7 s;Attpr,,sy5
Nov 81, 1878 10 .-3fIVl0 Ii
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
VN Tpgg. f,tNUTr,V. nrf Uynf,sp A my

seas Qssn, IGuMmlstec of RobertsB. Me.
Galley, o. Luneaie, Hainti1i, sgsiHst Rob-
sert,i} ,AiCGnrley and wife, Stacf II Gear
ley, Eliza Mccarthy, Lizzie DAVIS, James
McCarlcy, Mary McCarlcy. Samantha
Bryant, heirs II John McCarloy, namea
pnd number unknown, heirs OF David D..
McCarey: to wit: Jpsepl: McCarisy,
James McCarlcy. Win. McCarley. Martha
McCarlcy and others names and number
unknown, X. Is. Dean and a. Is. Towers,
Dsfendants.- -'Summons for Re'ic(-C5n.-
ptdiia not .Ssrrst!.
TO the Defendants above named
" GU are hereby summoned and re.lui-
4 rcd to answer the epInplaint i'll this
action, which is flied in the office Of tile
Court OF Probate for the said County, and
to serve copy Of your answer tu Oh. said
complaint ON the subscriber ut his office, at
Anderson, South Carolina, within tyonty
days after the service hereof exclusive OF
the day of such service aud If you fail TO
answer the complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in tile
complaint.
Dated November 49, a. ID. 1878.
JOSEPH N BROWN,
- fplaintti-s ATTORNEY.
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sHER1FF,S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
. ANDERSON CouSTy.
pf virtue Of nh Execution to ME directed
LID | will expose TO sale on the FIRST
MONDAY in JANUARY, 1870, ut An
derson Court House. s. O., the following
personal property, to wit:
ONE -FOUR HORSE POWER.
Levied upon as the property of WIN. Jones
in favor of L. ii. w. Terry against VIM.
Jones.
Terms OF sale cash
JAMES ii. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Dec 10 1874 o3
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NOTICE FINAL sEPpL EaiENgs. 81, &.
AN The undersigned, .ExccutgixIof,Dan
iel Mattisoin, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will apply to the Judge of Probate
for. Anderson County, on the Srd day of
january next, for d Final Settlement OF
snd Estate, and discharge from her Office
OF Execufrix.s
81. ANNIE MATTISON, Ex'x.
Dec g., ,fB7S---.-.-.---~-. u .-,,---.------ s
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A Double Number

Are respectfully invited to call and see our
Ca istST ETH IDITUHJ anu large IoAof
samples Of Bcautifnl Carpatsl 4 ?
A. B. TOWERS & co.
Sept 2G, 1878 IL
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TRE LADIEs

NXTfLL always find something attractive
Wv In our large line OF Prints, new
styles; Cashlneres, Alpacas, Mohairs, &c,
Shnwls, Blankets, Toilet Quilts, Bleached,
Brown aud Checked Homepnns. Don't
forget the place, No. 4 Granite Row. 81.
a. u. TOWERS & co.
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NJO3ICE. FINAL SETTEEMBNT{ .
1N The undersigned. Administrator OF
4. X: Brown, deceased, hefebyl lgiyosIiotlca
that lie will apply 20 the Judge of Probate
FOR Aillersen County s. G. on the fourth.
day OF January next, for Final Settle
mGDt of tie Personal Esthto of f. r.
Brown, dece9sefi, and 4 discharge from his
office Of Administrator of said deceased
w. A. GEER, Admir-.
( Dec o, 1873 81 5
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ASDERsoN CoUNrY.
By w. W. Hunaphrev,, Judge Of Ptobntr.
WHEREAS, NJ. q. Smith has applied
to me 10 grant him Letters of Administr..-
tisn, with the will ANNEXED on tie Es.a::
ana effects OF William SiiGth. deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and admonisl,
all and singular the Kindred and creditors
OF the said William Smith, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in thc Court
of Probate, to bc held at Anderson c. II. on
Friday, ,3ri day Of January, 1870, aftef
publication hereof, at lto'clock IN the fore-
room, tn show cause, il any they have, why
tho said Administrations should not bo
granted. Given under my hand, this 14th
day ysof December, 1875 ~
W.. w. HUMPHREYS, J. L.
I necslo, 1878 sft 23l q I'll "a 1
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SWEET ODoRs. s.-Almost every flower
,Eat possesses . desirable odor Ii, used in
the Unique Perfumes made BY Drs
Price. II is from these rich blossoms
that Pr, Prices Perfumes Obtain thojr
sweetness and fpral character. Hiss ISlo.S
RAJ Riches, Pet Rose, Hyacinth and A AIis.
"a Beuquet are the fashfonable odors.l
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JOHN. E. PEOPLES
ss!7i, .,9e;.
I!a= jiisi Teooi7sd
ssH= Ss;i
~ E.= -a:,.-; s
1oo0 11o0 Eleega Elegant Cooking Stoves,

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By ". ". Humphreys, Judge Of I,ro6atc.
WHEREAS, George. Strother has ap.
piled to me 10 grant him loitora Of admii,-
istration, with the will annexed, on tile
Estate and effects OF Lizzie Wardlnw, de-
ceased
These arc therefore to cite and admon-
:.!, all kindred, and creditors OF tho said
Lizzie Wardlaw. deceased, to be and APP
pear before mo in Court of Probate, TO
bc held at Anderson Court House, on
I. "Wednesday, 6th january, 1870. after pub
slicatiop hereof, to shew causo, if any they
have, why tho said administration should
ii''t hu grinicu. Given under my hand
this 10Th day OF December, 1873
w. w. HUMPHREYS, J. p.
Dec 10, 1873 20 -
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
AN The undersigned, Administrator OF
II. J. ". McCanm, deceased. hereby give
Probate for Anderson County. on the 3rd
dny OF January next, for Final Settle
Inent Of said Estate and discharge from
their said administration. 49, ~
.. THOS. ii. MCCAIN,
TKOS. w. RUSSELL,
Administrators.
Dec ., 1873 u
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Piedmont Factory.

Tleum0nC FACTORY.
NRR. o. II. T.. FAINT IN ths. sgcnt s,r
Iva the sale OF the Piedmont Goods AT
Anderson q. H., and will supply the de-
mand on the same terms and at tho same
price az if the Goods were ordered directly
from the Factory.
III. p. HAMME7-r
Pres. and Treas. Piedmont Mfg. 20.
Sept 10, 1875 10 SIN