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steamer s.ss.4
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eontnsns.i Galveston Harrisburg and San An,ono rail
BRACES .sG sla sss %
weston or Indian ola for forwarding BY sail
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sN.fe pier s6 North River
HALIFAX, n s.. AND 81. JOHNS, n r., CROMWELL
lline-sssamsips leave IS follows from pier 10 North
Last trp this season Por passage ayins excellent
Or is's' aIek ARK SEAMAN 80 wes. st.
E,LoRIDA RAlhnoAD AND STEAAMsnIr ANS LINE.
LOWEST ESTSs OF FSkIaSir ASH rAssAsE. ,ssas1E
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for rnandng direct from ~ North River ut r. NJ
Only ns issuing through tickets and bills OF adng %
s points in Florida and ChatAhooche. Apaiachicoa
and Flint River and Brunswick Ga Insurance one-haiI
per cont Bills OF iading signed on pier. . tl
FOR further tnfornaon through bills OK ndmE nmd p@
sage rates, apply TO l. n ltobEhIs
No lit West 81, Up stairs.
CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
GlTY OF coLuNgus Cap. Sieherson Wed Jan :: Y
d. t from pior ~ North River .fs
connecting wth Central Railroad OF Georgia. Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad Georgia and Florida Steamboat Com
and with the and elegant iron seanier 81 john
Q p. owENs. GEORGE YoNGE, Agent.
r. R.. SIS broadway x. Il. Of Ga, 4o1 broadway.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North River I
for NORFOLK, PETEi.SBU sG and RICHMOND TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ~ A. NJ connect
ing with I'LL I:AlLR0ADS fos the SOUTH. SoUTtW Est
and WEST: also with steamers Tor NEWbEHNk aud
WASHINGTON, n. c. steamers for LEWkS, DEL, aud
REHOBOTu BEACH, aud connecting railroads, IL UES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, AT r. N. 49, .tt. +
Through tickets and bills OF ladng to MI
point Insurance for Norfolk &C., ~ "a
per FrcigAts received daily pier ~ North River
General Office No. l97 Greenwich st. ~
TRAVELLERS GUIDE. s
DOST0N-yfA FALL RIvER line: MAGN1FICENT
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scgooL 5, YyRrsrTy;;,e,ss. q;

D.
We had the pleasure Of witnessing the
exhibition of Slnbtown High School OF,
Friday evening, 7th inst. It consisted OF
orations. dialogues. charades and minstrels,
The occasion was both interesting and edi-
flying. Although the evening was threaten.
ing, and even showery, still large audience
of patrons and friends assembled 10 enjoy
the exercises. The speeches, by the young
men, as we'll as by The 5oys, were delivered
in an earnest and forcible manner. The
charades were wisely selected and gracefully
and skillfully acted. The last we're the
minstrels, and being acted in a very natural
manner, cTeated much laughter; We would
not attempt o detailed account for fear we
rniGht fail Ia do ii:aiica hnt anfiina IL Z. eav
that che exhibition passed OF crsditabio to
all.
Mr.J. @. Watkins the principal Of this
achool, Is undoubtedly q man of indomita-
ble energy, and l. well yeraed IN the duties
Of the school room, dging from tho prof
cheney mede and tiab complete success of
the entire exercises. Those people nhould
highly epprsoiate his lnhors among them.
and by united efforts In the cause Of, edrca.
ton, they may rsyiyify and rtinstate thnt
standard s CO :;. :;. ,;;4t .o= s,.s ;.s sS
elabtown which they oncs experienced and
Of which they were once proud.
VISITOR.
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sRvERH sroRH.

Last Sunday vas Indeed day of destruc.
tion and ruin 70 many persons in Ander-
son County. In addition to the terrible
hhii-storm, of which an account appears
elsewhere. there was. fearful storm OF
wind and lightning In the lower portion ef
allis Couaty, which passed over about fiva
o'clcck In the afternoon, tnaring down trees,
fences, md In some cases out-houscs. The
severity Of tho storm Feached sts highest
about Mr.. Geo. 9teyenson,s, Ill Savannah
Township, and swept eastward through
Hall and Martin townships, Ieyeliug the
largest trees Of tho forest as well as fences,
and deluging tie country with a tremcn-
dona rain. On Mr, stevenson's place two
trees were stFuck four times by lightning,
and In addition to raany treee his cotton.
house was blown down. Tie storm LEFT
ruin in its track, which was mile wide
and miles In length. The creeks were very
high. aud the crnna is. la4las, 7lA., d .ee..,
completely washed nway, willis tho sin.
Sidss were out to pieces by the torrents
which flowed oyer them, Halt acccnipa.
nied this storm also, and 1t, together With
the rain and wind, ruined the wheat and
cat crop which was not harvested, while
the corn and cotton crops Ii some localities
were almost ruined. An estimate OF the
damage cannot be made, though it Is known
to be immense y 4
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TgaRIgEg RArr. srons,.

On last Sunday our County was visited
by the severest storm of rain aud hail tl,at
has ever been witnessed I'm ;his section. and
ils effects coming after the season for crop
E..'nting has entirely passed win be i'm.
riieasurably huftfHi. The storm passed
over Anderson IN four sections, the first
and last being rain principally. while the
second and third contained the destructive
bail. The storm began C. about ,,a,f.Is,st
twelve. with an interval of about half In
three-quarters of an hour between the first
three showers, and an hour and half be-
tween the two last. 1t was, however, yir-
tuaiiy one storm, as tho successive storm
clouds tracked substantially the same
course.' each appearing to intensify the
calamity and destruction inflicted by the
ono preceding. The storm had its origin
west OF the Georgia i;ne. crossing the Tugalo
hiver near Jarrett'a bridge, and sweeping
Gown TO the fork of the two rivers at An
aersonville, IL came from almost westerly
direction over Anderson Court House. and
on across the Saluda River, In Bolton town.
ship, as far East as we hove been able To
hear Of
The destruction and ruin wrought BY It
cannot be sdeaustely described, neither can
1t be imagined by those who have not wit
messed similar catastrophe. Fields were
changed in few moments from the beauty
and luxuriance with which the summer
crops clothe them to the barrenness of win.
ter, or they were shattered and riven by the
missiles which fell from the skies until they
were but wreck to testify the ruin which
had been wrought. To enumerate the per-
sons who were injured would require more
space than our whole paper affords. To
mention oven those whose crops appear to
have been totally destre Jed would be i'm.
s,ossible. Cutie nun.3er Of sections claim
10 have been the most heavily damaged.
and 1t is hard to decide between them, but
as fur as we can judge from accounts and
observation, the section from two to five
miles West of this place suffered heaviest,
embracing the farms of Messrs. KEYS, Nc
Gully, Provost and their neighbors on to
BIZ. Skeletons place. Mr.. Howell, upon
Mr. Prevost's Davis place, and many others
had their crops beaten into atoms and much
OF them washed away. No hillside bitches
could retain the food, and the damage to
lands Is as great as that to crops. The in
Jur1e5 from these storms will amount to
many thousand dollars, and will nearly
ruin many very worthy men.
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TEMPERANCE pICHIo AT oAnswELL
IH5TITUTG.

AR. EDITOR: 1t was our privilege on last
Saturday. together with several others from
Anderson. to attend end participate in q
very pleasant picnic at Carswcli Institute,
in the vicinity of Storeville postoGfice. It
was not 30 much the pleasures of @ picnic
as 1t was the interest we felt in the cause
OF temperance, however, that took us
hither. We had been invited by Mr.. G. #.
Tolly, the acting G. w. p, TO attend and
assist In the institution OF Division of
Sons of Temperance at that place on the
afternoon OF the day mentioned, which was
gladly accepted. Owing to the showers
and the threatening attitude of the clouds
in the morning, we did not reacl, the Insti-
tute until about IL o'clock, where we found
small party of young men, who seemed to
be patiently awaiting the arrival of the fair
sex, without whose presence and encourage
ment all things of the kind must of necesgi
ty be failures.
After while tho young ladies began TO
arrive, and soon their bewitching smiles,
merry laughter and bright and happy coun-
tenances gave the place much more cheer
sful and pleasant appearance. 1t made us
think of days gone by; and, indeed, we
almost forgot for the time being that our
time had passed. How happy should the
young men (or oId) be who choose from
among the handsome intelligent and ac-
complished daughters of Storevillel
Dinner was announced in due time, and
suffice 1t to say that tb reputation of thin
hospitable community vas well sustained
in this feature. of the day, and Anderson
was we'll represented, ut least as well as four
o: ne could do It.
About three o'clock . meeting was organ
lied. with Col. w. e. Walters as chairman.
to organize and institute Division of Sons
of Temperance. Before the Institution took
place, however, Mr. Tolly an9 Col. Walters
made stirring and eloquent speeches in be-
half OF the cause, which elected the earnest
attention and consideration Of all present.
They were followed by Messrs p. K. Nc
Gully, L. p. Smi and w. w. Keyr in o
fsw remarks by each. after which Air. Tolly,
assisted by Mr. Smith, instituted Division
01 forty-tsgo persons, about equally divided
between the sexes. The following officers
were elected: w. i. Walteyr, ", p; D. M.
Ramsey, w. A.; J. G. Milford, R, s.; Miss
Alice Jackson, A. r. g.; NJ. i. Carswell,
F.S.; g. T. Tate, Treas; DIR. g. Thomson.
Con-; Miss Rosa Milford, A. c.; nj. w.
Spoon, Chap; e. w. Milford, I. g.; James
Jackson, o. 81. Miss Hattie Swilling, P. w.
p. The officers were duly installed, and
the Division named Excelsior.
This concluded the services of institution,
and after giving such necessary instruction
and information as was deamed proper, the
Division adjourned, and we were soon on
our way homsward. having spent 6 most
pleasant and profitable day. The Diviaion
starts Out. nnde-- the most favorable auspices
of eny ever established In the County. We
wish Il O prosperous career. II.
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PREsEETlIENE OF GRAND juicy.
juno Term, 1873.

~ = ~ ID
10 che Hon. y. B. Eersha,g, Pfesidino Judge OF
the sth Judicial Circuit, al Anderson @. III,
SC:
T The Grand Jury of Anderson County ne
spectfuliy present
That they have examined the yarlcus
County offices, and fni them we'll kept.
By @ COMMITTEES. of their number they
have visited the Poor House. and fiud that
the paupers are well cared for, but that the
houses are not as comfortable as they should
be, some Of them being so open that 1t would
be impossible to keep them warm In Geld
weather. They called the attention of the
County Commissioners to this fact at tho
last Court, and recommended that the
houses be made more comfortable, but Il
has not yet been done. The Grand Jury
recommend that It be done before winter,
and come more comparable houses be
erected.
We find that the repairs that we recom-
mended to be made on the Jail has been
made, which make the JAN now. we think.
secure.
We think it matter of coEgratulation to
the people Of the County that there are only
two priooners now confined in our County
Jail.
The alterations and repairs recommended
by US to be made on the Court House have
not yet been made, neithenhas The old Ex.
ecution Book in the 9heriff'e Office been
rebound and indexed as recommended by
Us, nor the Book Case purchased for the
said Sheriif7s oiiice.
We find that the Roads and Bridges In
the County are in tolerably good condition,
but recommend that they be put in good
condition before the first of September next.
1t affords lis pleasure to report that the
change in the fence lay ia giving general
satisfaction. We have been unable to learn
of any depredations on crops by stock, or
any law suits arising from the change, and
we confidently believe that the prediction
of your Honor, that 1t will prove blessing
to the community, will 5e verified.
Respectfully submitted,
B. D. DEAN, Foreman.
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ygIL1TAaY ApRo1HTNRnTa.

Col. III. P. Tribble has made the following
appointment of officers for the Eastern Reg
iment of the 1lth Cavalry Brigade:
u. r. Horton. Adjutant. from Capt. Da.
Gus company.
r. E. Parker, Quarter Master, from Capt.
Robinson's company.
II. Martin, Commissary, from Major
]. n. Vandiver's company.
e. II. Poore, Quarter Master Sergeant,
from Capt. J. p. Cox's company.
s. J. Brown, Commissary Sergeant. from
Capt. J. B. Moores company.
Andrew Harris, Ordnance officer, from
Capt. z. n. Snipes company.
w. A. Neal, Sergeant Major, from Capt.
T.. III. Guytons company.
DR.. Harvey Todd. Regimental Surgeon,
from Col. Tribble's company.
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4gAOHRRs' coAvRuTYou.

NR. EDUoR: noticed an article In the
INTELLIeEEcEs two weeks ago In reference
TO Teachers Convention In Anderson
County" I beg leave TO state that this
association meets with my appreciation. l
am very desiroua OF organizing Teachers
Convention In Anderson County. believing
that the results viii be every wsy beneficial
20 the cause Of education. therefore pro.
pose end esk the teachers, male and female,
TO meet in convention at my office Satur-
day, June 29th, 1878, for the purpose OF or
ganization. Respectfully,
J. N. CARWILE,
School Commissioner.
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gcWNvIIIg

The hail. Sunday, did irreparable tiumage
to some crops in the lower part of the town.
ship, near Andersopyille. Tho a.onss wsre
rs largo az hen eggs. Mr. Wat. Burns cot
ton caop at the CID sloah's Ferry plaeo "a
said to be destroyed entirely. The strips of
low land along the small streams were
inundated. and In some eases the crops wssh.
cd totally away. This immediate vicinity
escaped the nail, though ihe rain storm was
furious. w. "A. Dickson.
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aeuNDAY eCaonTl IrlIInE. !.

10 Gle Stisdcy Schools Of Union Di.trics No.
9, !ssss.:!s.=;s.;: !sss.:s=;s;: l.s=t,,.:. zs=s ssz asi
At the last meeting Of onF Union at Hell
ton We adjourned TO meet with Bfoadmoutt,
Chutch nth Sunday in June. 1t Is earn.
estly requested that al the Schools asnd
delegates. Every school is entitled to two
delegates FOR the dtss hundred members OF
less, and one for each additional dfty.
ns ses IL we canEot get mp a0sna interest II,
tho Sunday 6chool caiiso In District NO. =
Nos. 4 md 3 are GAY In advance or Us, orId
oil We lack Is q little energy % colnpese With
them. We have the material for a live
Union. 10 let 10 put 1t together and 10 20
work.
@. Z. HORTON. Secretary.
sss::il Y lilliiit;;s;:s..s-s -, J ..ite o, 1s7e.
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For q delicious aromatic cofsIiaI, stImy,la-
ting and iryigorating In it, Immediate and
in It's remote etieets, nothing has ever
~. "a vegetable PREPARATION that q hccep-
table to che mort delicate stomach For
cole by al druggists. 18
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Some music dealers North will say and
put more on paper and send it ell over the
country than they dare tell you to your face.
Do not be humbugged, but come 10 Mrs.
McSmith's music hou:s, Gseenviiis, 8. c.,
and we will anrprise you 3y our low prices
for the very best Pianos and Organs. +
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1TgR nEn aHInTe.

A meeting Of this Company ia called for
the last Saturday In this month, Goth inst.
to transact very important business &c
ton of aorie officers, &c. sc, All men,
lieEs are urgently yequeasesi TO attend with
ont fail. ~
s ~ order OF the Captain
taA '@e JOHN a. E. BRINSnON,
Orderly Sergeant,
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Ata meeting of Bowling Green Demo-
cratic Club, held on Saturday, ST.. inst, the
following resolutions were Offered and
unanimously adopted
Resolred, That this Club heartily endorse
the resolution Of the Williamson Club In
regard to the per diem of members of the
Legislature.
Resolved, That It Is the sence of this Club
that all candidates for the Senate and House
OF Representatives ahonld openly express
themselves in favor OF reducing the per
diem of the members of the Legislature to
three dollars per day, and to abolish the
ofiices OF School Commissioner and AUDI.
tor, aud mike the offices of County Treas.
pie.
On motion the editors of the papers in
AndsTson County Uss7= requested 10 pubiisi,
the above resolutions.
e. N. SNIpEs, Sec.
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The many friends OK II. o. HERRICK,
Esq, respectfully announce him as candi-
date for the position of School Commits
sinner for A Ande1ann Ctnr.nty-s,.i,iaol q. ssA
primary election. Mr.. Herrick Is an ecIca-
ted gentlep>-.. who will, If elected, fill tho
position Hith honor to himself and bsneiit
to our CO umon school system.
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Liver is King.

The Liver Is the iinps7ial organ of the
Thole human System, as 1t controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When it Is
disturbed In Its proper action, all kinds of
ai!ments are the natural result. The diges-
ton Of food, the movements of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and nerv-
ons system, arc all Immediately connected
with the workings Of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower Is unequalled In curing oil peraons
afflicted with dyspepsia or Liver Complaint,
and oil the numerous symptoms that result
nom 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 1t Is just what You want.
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1T
The Woman who rejoices in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie;
=, IF
The Student who eats hastily and sits
Gown AZ once 70 ASixs fs mental labor;
The Business Man who bolts his food in
eager haste and hutries 60 his counting.
room;
The Hard Drinker could look at the deli.
cate glands, swollen and festered with dis.
ease, 20 si 'has nat csuse the tIhsobbing brain;
The lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant,
and sll who lead sedentafy lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or indigestion, Constis
patton and Headach9;,
These only knew what MRRaELL,s -HEpy-
TINE FOR THE LIVER will do for their relief,
and how quickly 1t cures-tlcrc would be
much less suffering than at present. -
The great Liver Medicines for sale by
Simpson, Reid & Co.
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Sheet music and all kinds sof musicai In
HsT1nients fl,r sale right here at home Tor
less uio:1 ~ than Nor kern dealers, at hErs.
Sft.anit tbs Music Rooms, GreensIlte. Z
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ANNOUNCEhzENTg.
For coneress.

The friends of Hon d. WYATT AIKEN
announce him as a candidate for reelection
to Congress, from the Third Congressional
District. at the ensuing election.
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TAE sIIlGER sElgIsa ElAcNIllEs

-. Oso.~'tesa 49, esAapSdf Sdfd3kfNOBpAbEEaty
"A RE the Best, 5implest and most Dura-
An BILE In use. It has been greatly inn
proved in the last few months, althon9n The
old wes veTy good. There are over six IiiIi,-
dred OF them in daily use in this County,
giving perfect satisfaction. You NAV bIiVy {,
hinchine, called, !" for less money: Int if
You want to be satisfiel afterxsoIl pi,rchsse
always get the best. This Uonpauy salt
more than oil the rest put together and
there ere about fifty different Machines chi
shs ssiurket. Tho Singer was Che first to
redncs The price, and of course the minors
ma TO IoIlow, au tney nsu 10 us1fI. q iit:;i
below the Singer, or else tii.uy '.Sould have to
abandon business, GIr I knty from experi-
encn tiist parties say If you will take for
the Singer what I can get another at. L will
take the Singer all the time. What dn
they mean by that s,a
Cash prices, S35, $40 and Sf5. owing to
style and finish, but the Machines are the
Same throughout In the nico adjustment of
their parts, DC. q
Tho best criterion that / can give Won as
TO my opinion OF the different machines. Is
my connection with this famous Machine
soT f.sia sE.s-- !!t; E:iss;ssssss::oH. -
MachiLe5 sold on easy terms. Machines
OF all makes repaired OF nhort notice. and
prices modefate. Needles, Or and pasta al (
ways on hand. Come and nee me before
you bny. Upstairs, over Barr s. Fant's
JOHN II. CLARKE.
Agent Anderson and P;;okers Counties.
AISIl n Jti1S sstfa1s stss;s s..eSss
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The 6iends ofsAMUEL. CRAWFORD
recommend him az q suitable person :or
school Conatnisaioner Of Anderson Coanty
subject TO the nomination OF the Demo-
cratic party.
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nRrra1oUs rroT1oE.

The following arc the appointments FOR
) Rev. A. w. Lamar, agent for State Missions,
In the ealuda Association Big Creek,
Mondoy, July ed. ut II O. IN. William.
ston, same night. Hopewell, Tuesday, Ju.
ly 2Sd, at I'm. Anderson, same night.
Meals Creek, Wednesday, July oath, at IL
O. m. Bolton, same night. First Creek,
Thursday, July 25th, ut II q. m. Shiloh,
Friday, July cath, at IL q. m. Flat Rock,
Saturday, July 9th, at II q. m. Mountain
Greek, Sunday, July 2sth. at IL o. m. An.
derson @. H., same night.
Bro. Lamar will be dependent on the
kindness Of the brethren to convey him
from church 60 church, that he may fill
these appointments. He viii expect to
take collections for the s.ata Mission Board
at each church that he may visit. His time
being limited to one week, he cannot travel
over oil the Association, for which we feel
anrry- We have mnde the best list of an
pointments that we could under the circum.
stances. J, s.. MURRAY
Pres. Ex. Board, Saludn Association.
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a Ladder who value their cotnniexfon.
should avoid all face powders: Mnny OF
them Gre poisonoAs, and all stop up the
porea gno clcg the circulation. Dr. Hnrter's
Liver Pilis, and HerteS's Ison Tonic coon
give ffeAh, youthful epnearanne that no
nrt can initiate. For sale By all drug
aistss yl5 &
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Ror scl,ooi oon,mia.in,,,a.r

The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township,) respectfully ennounoe
him ns suitable candidate for the Office of
el:e. [s,::.:.::=s.:: % % .:.;asssoI. County
--subjest TO the result OF the primary cleo
tion. Help our old worn out teachers.
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TIE INTELLIGENGER,
LOCAL MATTEFas.

eD~ Noutinatioas Of candidates. IN s.sual
a.. ..ot 10 e1csed one it,eh. FIVE poLl.AHs.
Tae.e charges are 10 be paid strictly IN ddrunee,
and no exceptions ,rhaterr tpil. be made 10 fhe
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Pianos At tho AfcSmith Music Hoass foS
$500 GSssEvillel 3. O.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-06-13
Wagon for Sale.

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-06-13

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ease, that cause the throbbing brain