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ELECTION NOTICE.

WHEREAs, more than fifty resident
wv and qualified voters of the Town Of
Anderson have petitione1 the Intendant
and Wardens of said Town to submit to the
qualified electors thereof the question OF
subscribing the arm of Fifty Thousand
Dollars to the Cay tai Stock of ''.rhe ss-
cordance with the provisions of an Act of
the General Assembly entitled SAN Act 20
Charter the Savannah Valley Railroad
Company, approved March 18th, 1873.
Therefore, he It
Resolved, BY the fntendant and Wardens
OF the said Town of Anderson that an elec-
tion be and hereby is ordered for said Town
to be held on the 90tIa OF August,
next, at which said election the question OF
subscribing the sum OF Fifty Thousand
Dollars by tho said Town to the capital
stock of the snid Savannah yalloy Railroad
Company shall be submitted to the quail
fled electors Of said Town.
Resotred, That said election shall he bv
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 elec-
ion snail have written or printed on theIa
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 meda in seven per centum cou-
pom bonds, payable twenty years after the
date thereof, In such instaiments as the
said Intendant and Wardens rhall deter.
mine, with interest payable semi-annuniiy;
but If majority of the ballots cast ut said
election shall have written or printed on
them the words, mo Subscription" then
said Town will make no subscription to the
capital stock Of said Railroad Company,
Resolrcd, That the said election shall be
held In the Court House from nine o'clock
Il; tho morning until five O'Clock in the
evening, and that G. L. Tolly, J. L. Tribblo
and James M. Cathcart be, and hereby arc,
appointed Managers to conduct said elec.
ton, who, before they open the polls for
said election, ahall take the oath fairly and
impartially to couduc: the same; and upon
closing the polls shall forthwith proceed to
count the votes, stating the whole number
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 tho same, in O
sealed envelope. 10 the Intendnnt of the
Town, who ghnll open the report of said
Managers, and shall announce and publish
the Whole number of votes cast, the whole
number cast for Subscription" and the
the whole number cast mo Sub,cription."
w. w. HUMPHREYS.
attendant.
J. G. WHITEHEAD,
JEPTHA F. WILSON,
E. II. MUhnia,
w. s. LIGON, Warders.
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csses.
The commencement eSefciSes OF the Car
eliza Collegiate Institute began ON lat
Monday evening. and as usual called ont
very large attendance Of the ladies and
gentlemen of Anderson and vicinity. This
institution has during the past year beeI.
very prosperous under the guidance of
corps OF experienced teachers, presided over
by FToE Ligon, who Is SO widely and IA.
vorably known throughout upper Carol.ns
as an excellent scholar and thorougb In.
structor. AS our readers know, this insti.
tuition is founded upon the theory OF co.
education Of the sexes. and mas for years
stood at the head Of institutions OF this
ch aracter in the State, and the department
and progress Of its students we'll meets the
most ardent wishes of the edyocates of shs
system. The exercises of Monday evening
consisted of orations from the young zen.
uemen, and compositions from the young
ladies', the following being the programme
Song.
Prayer-Rev. VIM. Henry Strickland.
,speech-L Featherrton. Subject: "In-
C0mposition-Mis Annie McGrstb. Sui,.
Ject: VANITY of Pride"
Compotition-Miss II. Brown. Subject
"Eature's Wonders"
Speech-James r. vandiver. Subject:
THE Retrospect Of Century"
.o oComposition-.Miss Eva Nardin. Subject:
speech-N. X. Sullivan, jr. Subject:
'The Faults of Society"
Composition-MissA Alice White Subject
"Our Earthly Home"
Composition--Miss F. Stevens. Subject:
"Contentment'
:, Speech. P. Reed, jr. Subject: "The
Composition-Miss Ii. Todd. Subject:
Improve IT,. Moments as they Fly"
Speech-Ethan Frierson. Subject 1.-THE
Cultivation of the Mind"
The ycung gentlemen delivered addresses
which evinced thought and preparation OF
the best order, and the compositions dis
played talent on the part of the ladies which
shows them to possess intellects of brilliant
capacity.
The exercises of Tuesday evening consis.
ted of the rendition of the following pro-
sTanime:
Music
Fairy Sleeping Beauty"
Music.
Faith, Hope and Charity
The Bee, The Clock anu The Broom"
Music.
Dialogue-"Curing Betsy"
The participants in these charades were,
for the most part, members OF the interme-
diate classes Of the institution, and the
manner IN which they rendered their parts
evinced thorough b lining In oil of those
acting, and considerable theatrical talent on
the part Of portion Of these amateurs.
The programme for Wednesday nigh was
as follows:
Music.
Extracts by the Boys.
Music.
Awarding Premiums.
Music.
Dia. ,gue--"Bolts and Bars"
We regret that our limited space this
week prevents fuller mention of this in
teresting co ommencement, bnt we will recur
to the subject and complete the account in
our ne1t issue.
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the STATE OF SOUTH CA aJLIMA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
BY ". W. Humphreys, Esq, Probate ,jlioe.
To Hester Rogers, Ann Z. Dacus, Jacob d.
Rogers, William Q. Rogers, Sarah c. Kay,
elizabeth Milan, Benjamin Irby, ST.,
Jacob D. Irby, Chesley Irby, Benjamin
Thomas Irby, Ida Irby and benjamin &.
Acker-Greeting
VOU! are hereby required to appear OF
- :hs Court of Prckate. 70 be holden at
Anderson Court House, for Anderson Coun-
ty. on the frat Monday of August, A. D.
the Real Estate of BENJAMIN II. Rogers. de-
ceased, situate in said County, on Little
Beaverdam Creek, waters of Rocky River.
bounded by lands Of L. D. Stringer, A.
harris, Thomas Crymes, A. NJ. Neal and
hiShard iI, kay, and Containing Hye hundred
toned as set forth in the petition, allotting
to Hester Jane Hamlin the ---- hereof
4s6Oco0
and the remainder as follows, TO wit !:
Hester Rogers 100000 Anna E. Daeu',
o.,oo, Jacob D. Rogers and Sarah G. Kay
2051
each the o,.oo: ReniHmin @. Acker. tho
266e5 2051
- -oooo. Benjamin Irby, sr., -, and 70 ia.
cob D. irby, Chesiey Irby, Benjamin Trby,
1r'' Margaret Irby, James IIrby. Thomas
Irby and Ida Irby each the -.
~ 5lOS0o
Given under my hand and seal, this fifth
day of June, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sew.
"a. 81 enty-eight, and In the one hundred
and SECOND year of the American In
dependence. H ~
MURRAY & MURRAY,
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge oi Probate.
To the Defendants benjamin Irby, sr., Ja-
cob ID. Irby, Chesiey Irby, Benjamin Ir-
by, Jr., Margaret Irby, James Irby,
Thomas lrby, Ida Irby and Sarah @. Kay.
TAKE NOTICE, That the petition In
this action together with the summons, OF
Eht~: .aS foregoing is copy, was filed in
tho uiiio0 VI iits yroDate Court at Anderson
Court House, In le County. OF AEderson,
In enid State Of South Carolina, on the fiffh
day OF June, A. d. 1873, and that tho OBJ.
ject OF said petition is TO partition the real
estate Of Benjamin I. Rogers, deceased, as
set forth In the foregoing summons
MURRAY & MURRAY. -a
Attys. Pro. Pet, Anderson, s.. O.
June 13, 1873 g4S fiE g -
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a meeting Of Sunday School superinten-
dent1, teachers and workers, without re-
gard to denomination, will be held In the
Presbyterian Church in this place, at 4
o'clock p. M, on Sunday, goth instant,
being the fourth Sunday in July. The
object Of said meeting is TO organize q
County Sunday School Convention for An
1derson County, aud to appoint delegates to
thA 9tnta Hnndav, School Convention To
assemble in Greenville August 2l and 22,
1879. :.
W.t. HENRY STRICKLAND,
Chairman for Anderson County.
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For County Transnrar.

Tho name Of WILLIAM McGUKIN 10
presented to the people Of Anderson Coun-
ty es suitable person to fill the office of
County Treasurer, subject to nomination OF
the primary election as provided by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. His qualification and
fitness for the Office is recognized bv many
Eho elected him TO the nosit.on in 1875.
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pyc N1O AT NRAr,s aRREK

Mr.. EDITOR: Will you allow q short
space In your columns to an account of one
of the most interesting and delightful pic
mic which 1t vas eyer my pleasure to attend ?
The SoDs of Temperance and the Sabbath
School at Meals Creek determined to have
union pic mic at that place on last Satur-
day, the 18th inst, and invited speakers for
the occasion. BY 10 o'clock some six or
eight hundred persons had assembled, old
men and young mon, matrons and maidens,
and boys and girls, and ell seemed happy,
awaiting s.::s :::::.e-se=ts::S exe-ciass Of The
day. The morning was devoted to the
temperance cause, and able speeches were
made by Mr. ]. Ag. Geer and Col. w. e.
Walters. The result was number of mem
bern added to the order Of the Sons at their
night session. The speaking over, ell pro.
ceeded to the tables spread in every part CT
the grove and partook OF one Of the most
ample, varied and delightful repasts evor
witnessed on such an occasion. Large as
was the assembly, the provision made was
amply sufficient for double the number.
Dinner over, the crowd again assembled in
the Church, and the afternoon was devoted
to tho Sabbath School. The singing, under
the direction OF AEaj. Kay, of Belton, wsass sa
delightful, and twas evident that the Cab
BATH School cause was popular in the COM
munity. Interesting and instructive ad-
dresses were delivered by Revs. ~. H.
Strickland and J. G, HusSson, afser which
the meeting adjourned. The day YVES
pleasant the exercises Instructive. and all
who attended departed for their homes
wishing for the occurrence Of many such
delightful days. L.
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anAYsn nrvrarnn. q n1, !, =


The Summer Meeting OF the Grand Di.
vision of Sons of Temperance of South
Carolina meets In anderson on "wednesday
morning next, at II o'clock. The Worthy
Patsinrohs and Past Worthy Patriarchs OF
the various subordinate Divisions OF the
Order arc entitled to be delegated to the
Grand Division: ss 81. q. =s'Thc s.ss a44and
viii DO entertained by Anderson Division!
Members or the subordinate Divisions are
entitled TO attend The sssEions Of the Grand
Division. On Thursday morning there win
beatenperance mass meeting in the Baplist
Church, which will be addressed by Rev.
Dr.. smeltzer and othor distinguished tenn
perancs orators. The Meeting will bo q
very interesting one, and win no doubt bs
largely attended, as tho railroad authorities
have given reduced rates OF passage.
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mgCTToH NOTTcE.

An election of officers to all the vacan-
cieS In the Offices Of Captain and First
Lieutenant of the Hampton Guards win
be hsld at Neals Creek on the fourth Sat
tirday evening in July inst, at O'Clock,
All the members of The company are ear
nestly requested to be present, a. other bus
iness of Importance will be transacted;
~ O. y. o. MITcnKIls -
Lieut.. in Command.
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For County ComnnJ donor.

The many friends of WNf. S. HALL re.
spectfully nominate him as q candidate for
the office Of County Commissioner OF the
next election-snbject to the result Of the
primary election. ~ Hall is we'll known
throughout the County as Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants of our County.
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For School Commissioner.

The many friends OF @. Q. REED re-
spectfully announce him rs candidate for
the position of School Commissioners Cor
Anderson County-sublect to tho primary
election. Hehns been prominently engaged
In the work of public education, and If
elected will bring to the Office practical
experiences and knowledge which will be
valuable to the public school system of our
County. sf}.a
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8 Jno. q, Bean, OF Beans Station. Texas.
says I: II have sent 10 DR- HAnrkn for his
1iN WoRN gfRrtciRR In ssve u cases have
alwsys received II In due Il. ), md the
..as4..Sa.se me has ntrlIe artef. ..s-ssiss..ly and
sllit e tiy in every case regard this 81
This ysfn-sly f.lli only be procured nj f,e
Z once O ot the Dir. aarieT Medicine Co. oi3
NO IN laain st,, 81. Espuis, Ma. On the re.
oe,lt o. % ttg,r age and sex given, the pro-
plleiqs OF this in6lllihle remedy viii send
=, ~ mall iosiAss I,feinit For sale by all
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&c. sn1Rr.EY. o. 4

The Conner Light DrSSoons sfs reones-
ted % meet at Rishop's Branch 9th instant.
2 O'Clock p. N. Every member Is expected
to be present, q matters Of special impor-
tancc are to be oonBidered. 20
80. gSSo. G. WArKIzs, o. 8.
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ExeClatOrs9 TNTotF0e.

ExeClatOK''S TOtsce.
a LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
-GA Richard s. Hill, deceased, are hereby
notified that they are required to make paw
ment on or before the LIST of October next,
after which time all notes and accounts be.
longing 70 aaid Estate will be placed In the
hands OF an officer for collection. Persons
having demands against the Estate are noti.
fled to present them duiy attested.
RUFUS s.. HILL, Ex'r.
III. G. HILL. Ex'x.
July 4, 1873 81 ~
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9lfR TowI1 caullc1r.

Tho present Town Council and its ap.
pointees have given universal satisfaction
to our citizens, and their administration of
Town affairs has been so successful that We
arc aatisaed our people cannot do batter
than re-elecs thea as body. The follow
ing 10 transcript Of its financial operations
during the :pest year:
Received cash nom former Councils So
Taxes collected le7s....,... ............. 1929 II
Taxes collected 1s77........ ......... II 56
Fines collected 1s78... 90 3b
Licenses coliscted 1878. ........,... 1918 81
Na'scoiihheous. s............... ...".".."..- 375
$3603 10
BY paid Indebtedness Of forne,
Couhciis.''." ...,,.,".n...$l239 SO
BY paid expenses present Couucll... 2os5 90
$3325 rs
Amount cash on hand. ........ ......... 1887 a
Amount of tax uncollected 252 IA
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CLUE MEETINGS,

A spcial &1heo!ing of Btoadaway Demo.
cratic Club was held at Meals Greek on
July i3. Ninety seven names were en-
rolled, and delegates elected to the County
Convention. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That we vote at the primary
election for township school trustees, and
the person receiving che highest number OF
votes be confirmed by the next County
School Commissioner.
Rcsotgcd, That We protest against the re-.
pea1 of resolution adopted OF the last
County Convention, namely, that no club
should express their choice of candi.
dates before the primary election, and that
we instruct our delegates to the County
Convention to use eli necessary means
9sainst the repeal Of said resolution.
Adjourned to meet ct ne1t regular day
second Saturday In August, ct p. IN.
THos. ERsKINE, Pres.
BY previous nnnnintment Flat Rnck nam-
ocrntio Club met on the 18th instant, DR..
Thompson IN the chair. After various mat
ters of private business were disposed Of the
rules for governing private elections were
read and approved. The Club roll was in-
creased TO l26, and delegates to the County
Convention were elected. Our member Of
the County Executive Committee was added
to the Club Executive Committee. A reso-
luton was introduced and passed recom-
mending Col. J. w. Norris GO suitable
person to represent this County in the State
Senate, and heartily commencing him to
the suffrage of our people at the ensuing
election Adjourned to meet on the last
Saturday in July at o'clock p. m.
8. p. TATE, Gecretary
The military company of Flat Rock held
meeting at the sRme time and place, and
elected w. g. Hall Captain. The company
iis ordered to tulh out at Flat Rock on the
iaas Saturday In this month ct 2 O'Clock in
the afternoon. g. p. T.
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AWMOUHCERaENTB.
For Congress.

The friendD of Hon d. WYATT AIKEN
announce him e5 candidate for re-eitction
to Congress, from the Third Congressional
District, at the ensuing election.
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The friends Of THOMAS NJ. WHITE
respectfully announce lilu ae * suitable
Psrson for the Office of School Commissioner
in this County, and ask fcr him the support
Of the Democratic voters af this County In
the primary election. .ilt3
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HENRY GENTRY announce. bim,o,1

HENRY GENTRY announces himself
candidate fos the ofioe of School Com.
missioner for Anderson County. Having
been disabled In the late war by the loss Of
land, he solicits the favorable considera.
ton Of the voters Of Anderson County.
he will conform to the arrangements that
may bo made by the DaipJ ratic party In
reference to the primary election.
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R. W. TODD announces himself can.
didate for the Office Of School Commissioners.
end solicits the favorable consideration of
the voters of Anderson Comfy. He will
conform to the arrangements that may be
mado by the Democratic party in reference
to the primary election.
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The friends of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
recommend hi:> rs O suitable person for
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party.
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On account of the converting OF the saluda
Association, the meeting Of Fork Rangers
and Democratic Clubs announced in last
issue has been postponed one week, Hll
August 18th, at which time It will take
place All aspirnnts for Office are invited
to attend.
BY order Of Captain.
en-. g.. Bof.s.,sAe. q. g ~
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The friends of JOHN, SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township,) respectfully announce
him as aiiitable candidate for tho Office of
School Commissioner of Anderson County
subject to the result OF the primary cleo
tion. Help our old worn OUT teschera.
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s. The many friends OF II. o. HERRICK,
Esq, respectfully announce him as candi.
date for the position of School Commis-
sioner for Anderson County-subject to the
primary election. Mr.. Herrick is an educa.
ted gentleman, who will, IL elected, ill the
position with honor to himself and benefit
to our common school system.
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J. n Fritz, of Fulton City, Mo-, writes
Us: ~ WIS under the care or three OF our
beet physlcians. They did me no good.
They all gave me up, said I bad G. lanmp-
fTAETER'S 8 FEVER AND AauE SpEaFIo ctfred
me. For sale BY AL druggist.
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THE STATE or SOUTH 7JLIuA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
BY W. W. Humphreys, Esq, Probate ,Tudoe.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-17
THE PRIMARY.

To say, also, that the Primary cleo
tions of this county are run by "rings
and tricksters," is simply DECLARE
ton that the people themselves, who
have entire control of Primaries, are
unworthy of trust and confidence
Post.
There is some difference between
saying that the primary" elections
of this county is run by rings and
tricksters and saying that the peo-
pie themselves are corrupt.
The editors of the Post very well
know that it was charged last cleo
ton that there was unfairness in the
voting of the Primary; that votes
were wrongfully and fraudulently re
ceived; that whisky and deceit and
false presentations were used to in
fuence this election, and that on this
account many Of the most influential
and respectable portion of the party
bolted and the result was the defeat
of part of the ticket. We have good
Republican authority for saying that
the Primary election is run by rings
and tricksters.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-08-17

Some of the big chieftains of the
Radical camp were badly hurt by the
resolutions adopted at the Democrat
ic County Convention lately held in
this county, judging from the gener
al calf-bawling that has been kept ur
by them, since one worthy chief de
clares "they would make hound dog
sick" Bah! They were hard medi-
cine for some of our Radical friends
but they had to take them.
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delayed letter.
Vaudeville.
Aug. Sd, 1878.

aug. 81, 1910.
Editors NeU Domiaion:-
On last evening there was meet
ing held at Lazzell School House, in
the interest of the Greenback Party.
Several of the citizens, including a
number of young folks, were assem-
bled. The meeting was organized by
calling j. b. Keenan, to the chair and
b. l.. Keenan, as secretary. After the
stating of the object of the meeting,
the president introduced to the audi
ence Mr.. d. Wiedman, who spoke
about the .'hard times" the cause of
which he attributed to the contraction
of the circulating medium, stating
that since 1865 the currency had been
reduced from 81, 100000 to lit
tie more than 100000, 900; only ono
fifth of the money then circulating is
now in use. A. G. Davis followed
Wiedman in a rousing speech on the
financeof the country, showing up"
the n1onopolies of our country at a
strange rate. Too many bondhold-
ers IN Congress and those who are
not there have what amounts to the
same thing-their money. Let the
bonds be taxed, thus furnishing to
the U. S. Treasury millions which
must now be extorted from the farmer
and day laborer. This will start
the wheels of industry and let all
live.
The National Party is creating
considerable interest in this commu-
nifty at present We do not favor the
idea of Facilitating from one party to
another or Of forming new parties, ex-
cept in extreme cases, but if some
thing is not done soon for the benefit
of the laboring class they will GER
tainly be justifiable in forming a par
ty and in using that mighty power
theballot-which is given them in
order to obtain redress, and ere long
men in the interest of labor THAT
which makes our country and with
out which prosperity is imposible)
will ell the halls Of legislation.
Our OF MoNEY