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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16
Some Valuable Hints.

ssAvoid q stream of cold air as
would an arrow" says the Pc
proverb.
Never battle or uncover the SIX
the cold air, or engage in violent
else, within half an hour of taxi
full meal, before or after, nor drink
ously of cold water, or eat nuts, car
or apples within like proximity to
regular meal, especially after it.
better for morbid stomach to red
an apple or any other light morse
fore going to bed than to retire und
gnawing or exhausted sense of tina
gan The popular notion is other
Debilitated people should never
cold feet to bed. To those short OF
clothing in cold weather, it is wort
membering that few large newspd
or stouter wrapping-paper, placed
tween quilts, will add the warmth
additional blanket; or such paper v
ped about the person beneath the
clothing possesses the same virtue.
Never read or sew with the light
ing full in the eyes. Read, if pos5
with the light falling on the book owe
the shoulder, and never sit to sew o
read with tuo lamps or windows givini
their light laterally, unless you want t
ruin your eyes.
For cuts and other than ragged or con
fused wounds, especially in cold wealth
er, let the needle and thread be tn
ever ready remedy.
Unless you be heavy beer-drinker o
very scrofulous, most all wounds wi
heal by what the doctors call " first in
tention''-that is, without inflammatio
and festering-if Immediately the ski
be drawn together with a needle an
thread. Accustom yourself to resort t
it for such purpose. Take a fine cam
brio needle, and the finest white sill
you can procure; keep it ready threade
and knOtted. If no member gets wound
ed you can try it once or twice year c
the palm of your well hand to realiz
how little it hurts, or for the fun of th
thing; and if you do get hurt you hav
it handy. Remember the scarf or QUITE
skin of the body has no nerves, and S
is without feeling.
If you get a serious injury send for
surgeon; if small cut or wound gras
the hurt with the free hand, to keep
from bleeding, and " 60 for'' your nee
die and thread, then sew it up " owe
and over''-just as an awkward DO
would a rent in his pants to hide it froI
his mother-withdraw your hand fror
the grasp of the cut as the sewing pre-
ceeds, put dry rag around the limb O
not as you like, and in about four day
your wound is well-1aeUeT haUi9ag 0cta
ally gotten sore in the process.
1t is the abrasion of the lips of
wound, the introduction of dirt and tn
irritation and Inflammation caused b
use, that produces the fostering an
soreness. By sewing up a wound a
this is avoided.
The same treatment is efficient in tn
case of cracked, horny hands. In thi
case let a large needle with heavy line
thread or a fine wax end be used t
hold the cracked lips together, and tn
soreness and the crack will soon disap
pear.
If you sleep on a lofty pillow wit
your head propped up at an angle of 4
degrees, try the bolster alone, and mari
your sensations in the morning in com
parison. Some people use pillows jus
wide and large enough to rest upon
leaving the body lie perfectly horizontal
Others prop themselves up as thougl
taking leave of friends in death.-EH
ch1u0e
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract.
usErK r. va fTEEER
TAKE NO OTHER


Hear fOT / 5cfH speak ~ ercette9t HtHgs.'
pNNn..s ExTRACT-The great Vegetable
FO Sa;,S Dcttroyel. Has been in over tiirty
" n r.. and for cleanliness and prompt tua,Ne
f,ssHS.TISEN No family can. afford to be with
out 53nd5 rmts. ..PTsiii are rey6d d
most instantly By G1ter1Sl prrilN f.r5.2y
lions GhahmtSS p Ia 3 2smn siSi' rnce
swelings stops bleeding removes uscoi'l ''i'h ""u
h Rt,i nd it their best friend 1t assuagei the
rains to which they are pecuiiir,A su2tC. , y,f
by nnfSs ana an5eiaia,cs and permanently
heals all kinds OF in q anlnsiati lions and uice'"-
HEMGTsssEsO1D.s or PILES fnd in ths ne
however obstinate can long F'aiSt4'4 E
yaHSIS0AE VEINS. It is the only sure =. E. Gu c.
IjEEEDzSss from any cause Eoi JlI9 n 70 nj, alh.
er remedies failed to arrest bleeding nom nose
TOOTggACEsE, Earache. EeuIsiGi9 ana ana
TSiieunlatfsI,l are all alike relieved AM oite'
1SsANs5 Of all schools Who are ,acqn7ipi mel
Nra tee We have letters Of comnendation frsn
hgnG5f IDS Of o R4 7s IN ADDITION to Tie eo
ing they order its use for - o ",
Simple and chronic DiarrH15sH sII1st.d
E EeS4 !. s,t II OF insects NosqTitocs etc
Ghapped Hands, Face, ana lhueeu al man
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness; mSTSll-
and PimpIqs. 1t Terire9 iRrig0Tutss anu 70
3reshes. while wonderfully improving the O"h'-
TO "a isSs s.Ets-Pond's Extract No St So, K
Il IS scd by ali lie leading Livery stable street
railroads and first HOrsenen i'll NeW ore ~ Y; ~
has no equal Sprains, Harness or Sandl9 Oss
inns Stiffness Scratches SWengS, GUS, - II.
tioiis IIeedings Pneumonia. Collie Dlafriga ll'iis
Colds. etc Its range OF acton y Wu1, ,in IN
lief it affords is prompt tlat u is lIIytlu t,s,
every Farm yard well as in every tdiIl,,l
~ Il he tried or &c and will never be without =
FATrTIONt Ponds Extract has been iinlttse
The genuine article has the words ROiid : - a.
tract blown in each bottle. Its prep lei ny We
| only persons IIVin% who ever knew hsw Se
Dren5re il properly Refuse all other prelaIat"
n Witch Hazel This is the only article ualFl ~
Physicians, and in the hospitals OF TINS country "n
Europe. . e.,
| rHUSTORX and Uses % trOup7s ENlHaot' AZ
| nanlDhlet form. sent Zee on %IDllcalonV'
| .=GND'S EXTRACT COhP-AH L, 70 9i'''''
| Lane. New YORK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16

SUFFERING cured by Bates,Appliances Sent
for description to Simpson 81 Co. BOX 5O76, N. Y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16
| NATURES REMEDY\
|YEGEHINE

All Diseases of the JsIOG d IF Yegetine VIII
relieve pain cleanse purify and suel diseases re-
storing the patient to perfect health fter trying di1er
ent physicians many eers, suffering for years is it
not conclusive proof. if SUIT rr can be
curedH Why Is this medicine rerfar8ing such great
curesY 1t works IN the blood. ~ ne ir1Iatns fluid. 1t
can truly be called the Gre 0d Pun III n The great
source of dtseSe originates in the blood and no medi
cine that does not directly it, to purify and
Ovate has any just claim upon uHc atention
VeSetine rs Sold by II Drug gists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16

DURING revival services at Hartford,
Conn, the other day, Mr.. Moody spoke
of the life of Peter, and, just as he spoke
the sentence, And the cock crew." a
big cock in the neighborhood crowed
and filed the whole rink with reverber-
alton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16
ASK the recovercr
PURELY VEGETABLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which a.
alwise Providence has placed in countries where Live
Diseases most prevail 1t Will cure all Diseases
caused by DeranSenlent of the Liver and
Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint bitter or bat
taste in the MOUTH Pain In the Back Sides Joints
often mistaken for rheumatism Sour stomach
Loss OF Appetite Bowels alternately cosve and Lax
Headache Loss OF Memory with painful sensation o.
having failed to do something which ought to have beer
done Debility. Low Spirits, thick, yellow ap
pearance Of the Skin and Eyes dry Cough, often mis-
taken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the disease
AT others very few but the LIVER the largest organ II
the body is generally the seat Of the disease and
Regulated in time. great suffering, Indebtedness and
DEATH Will ensue.
can recommend as efhcaciOus remedy for disease
Of the Liver Heartburn and Dyspepsia Simmons Liver
Regulator. LKWIs g. WUNDER, 1925 MASTER STREET
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER, PHILADELPHIA.
1--WE have tested its virtues personally and
for Dyspepsia, BiliousneSs and ThrObbinR Headache
the best medicine the world tried
forty other remedies before SImmons Liver Rcgula
but none of them more than temporary relief
but the Regulator not only relieved but cured us.'ED
TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER, Macon, Ga
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EPILEPSY S e EETs
WORK EOR AMT

In their own localities. canVaSSng for the Fireaide
Visitor. (enlargeI) Weekly and Monthly. Largest
Paper fm the World. With Mammoth ChrOmoS
Free. Big Commissions 10 Agents. Terms and Outnt
Free. Address y. %. NICIA Eli Y. 4 mgtLstn. We.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-02-16

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-12-12
SANDY SPRINGS

If you want good locust beer, call on
Capt. Bob Steelc......lf you want full and
romantic description of the Sandwich Is
lands, call on Clark Smith. Our voune
friends Lewis Mcphail and Jesse Moorhcad
are now engaged as book agents in Green
vile County. We wish them much lucl,
on their pcdestrial journey. BE of good
cheer, boys......Dock Craig is our most
scientific young farmer. He can grow
more cotton and grain TO the acre than any
either of his age an3 experience. sir. G. L.
Milan is the most s;cccss.u! iii tile ''goobcr''
crop......Mrs. Erred, mother OF our worthy
neighbor, Mr.. ID. a. Elrod is the oldest
person i'll this community. She is 32 years
old, hale and hearty, and has every appear
ance of reaching her hundrcdth birth day
1.-The young bloods propose having q
tournament ut this place Christmas day.
The prize is u fine saddle and bride. At
night grand ball is anticipated .. The
young men have formed literary society
ut this place. Their meetings will be held
every Saturday evening III the Academy.
We are glad to sec the young men taking an
interest in these meetings, as the result will
doubtless be good. Mr.. II. NJ. Burns is
President. We wish them much success.
MEMO
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Burned to Death.

We are indebted to Mr. J.,hn A. III. Brins-
don for the following particulars of fire
and the burning to death of child which
occurred in Pendlntnn on Monday n;gh.
last: Last night about half-past ten, when
1he wind was raging, our little town was
alarmed by the cry Of fire. 1t was soon dis
covered that small house, standing near
lhe fork Of the Anderson road property of
Mr.J James Hunter, was burning. The house
was occupied by colored woman called
Florence johnson, widow of Allen Johnson
one oil the men killed at Broadway trcstle
TWO years ago. She had gone to n hot
supper, and the house was locked up. 1t
was rumored that she was in the habit of
'ockinr lp her child when she attended
such I'-ces, and in this case it unrortunatc-
was true, for the childs remains were
,ound Iii the ruins. Even if it had been
Aho"n that the child was in the house at
'''e hrst, 1T would have been impossible to
wye - ioT OH the nre being discovered the
"hole house was in Jlaze. The woman
mas lost everything she owned as well rs
'''' enid, saving only the clothes she was
wearing at the time"
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Cotton Stealing.

We hear of several persons who have lost
large amounts of seed cotton this fall by
having it stolen both from their fields and
houses. The thieves have been particularly
bad in the neighborhood of Mr. Jcptha
Harper. On Sunday night before last Mr.
Harper had stolen from one Of his fields
about 800 pounds, and on the night follow
Ing the cotton house of Mr.. John l. Watson
was broken open and aboa: in31 ;;o;;m;,;
taken from it. Other thefts, varying from.
100 to 500 pounds in amount, have been
made III the same community. One negro,
Ike Sloan, has been arrested and lodged in
jail, and others against whom strong suspi-
Cons are entertained, are being closely
watched. No efforts should be spared to
trng the guilty parties TO punishment.
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d asonic Omccrs,

'oaic OHiccrs.
nv .he regular convocation of Burning
nush Chapter, No. 7, II. A. NJ, held Mon
usy evening I'd instant, the following Off
,efs were elected to serve the ensuing year :
:. Z. breaz"al", NJ. e u. p; w. II. S:r;c!s
,ahd, King; ]. II. Williams Scribe; ]. II.
r'afke' c. H.; r. r. Todd. p. s.; ]. A.
pAn,els X. A. c.; N. Scott, G. NJ Sd V. ;
=, T. Diver, G. NJ. I'd "; S. NJ. Pcgg, G.
y. D. Isl "; J. Baylis Lewis, Treas J. p.
.u' Sec; Z. Il. Murrah, Sentinel
at the regular communication cf Pendlc-
tp .pn Lodge, No. "a, A. f. NJ, on the 7th inst,
-, ne 'oiiowing officers were elected to serve
n '' p elis,iing year: ]. c. Cherry, w. NJ; II.
n n,'ochester, s. W.; T. r. Leavcl. ]. w. i;
sl''on, Treas. w. II. ID. Gaillnri, Sec. :;
II, H. seab"rn, D.; E. o. Hopkins, j. d.
=. W. SIMPSON and w. d. Rochester, Stew
~ AZ tic last regular communication OF
,'etihan Lodge No. 1l6, A. +. NJ. the fol-
.o~'hg officers were elected to serve the en-
,q,mE ,an, year. w. N. Hall. w. NJ; w. b.
.'ler' s. W.; II, p. cl!aksca.cs, 7. W.
b. -, Gray, Treas. S. ]. Mckee, Sec; J.
a. u Mckee, TYLER.
n, Al the last regular communication of
lan' Lodge, A: F. NJ, the following ofli-
y s were elected 20 serve the ensuing year
sw' W Divyer, w. NJ; ]. Willct Provost
]. p IL; Orr, ]. w; J. A. Brock, T..
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Important Grange Meeting.

The Executive Committee of Pomona
Grange met Oh the first Monday, I'd inst,
with bare majority present. After CON
silcring and discussing various matters OF
business pertaining to the interest of the
Grange, II was considered important that
oil extra meeting of the Committee be held
at j. B. Watson's store on the 10th inst. at
10 O'Clock n. M. for closing up some unfin-
ishcd business, and members of the Com
mittce are requested to attend promptly.
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Death of an Aged Citizen.

We regret to chronicle the death of NIr
Thomas Hanna. which occurred at his resi-
dencc in Hall township OH Tuesday night
last, in the 90th year of his age. Mr. Hanna
has always been noted for honesty and in.
tcsrity of purpose, and by his upright, in
offensive and christian life made man, i,
true and lasting friends. He served in the
war of 1872 with credit to himself and
countrr. lie had been blind for many
years previous to his death, and was con
sistent member of the Methodist Church for
probably half n century past.
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Excursion to Atlanta.

Another excursion to Atlanta is arranged
for the 10th instant, for the benefit this
time of the Pickons Presbyterian Church.
The excursion train will leave Easley at $40
p. M, Liberty 1857 p. M, Central 4:15 p. m.,
Seneca City 4:40 p. m, Westminster Sis y.
n. Parties can procure tickets from the
following gentlemen Mt So for the round
trip: j. +. Folger, Pickcns; G. A. Bruce,
Easlcy; S. d. Stewart, Liberty; Il. g..
Gaines, Central; John G. Carey, Seneca
City; ii. G. Summers, Pendleton.
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Christmas Goods.

Mr.. James Anderson, our cntcrprising
Young merchant, has just received large
and well assorted stock of Christmas goods.
among which is u large stock of fine cigars,
which he is selling remarkably low for
inc cash. We are indebted To him for lib.
cral samples.
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Mr.. w. w. Russell, Of Anderson County,
cut this year four and half tons of red
clover hay off of ninctonths of an acre,
bottom land He has also grazcd two mich
cows, one hour each day, morning and even
ing, all the past summer, Off of one half
acre of red cloycr.-Ke0uee Courier.
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EHYyA ENEAkI.

MARRIED. at the residence of the brides
father, Rev james Mcmillan, in Hart
County, Ga, December 9th, 1878, by Rev
III. +. Chreitzbcrg, Mr.. RUFUS S. HILL,
of Anderson G. H., s. G.. and Miss EMMA
II. cMULLAN, of Hart County. Ga.
December 18th. by Rev. w. A. Hodges,
Mr.. NJ. j. EVANS and Miss Il. J. WEBB
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Enlargement. of tho I,egister.

The Columbia Daily Register comes to us
in an enlarged and more handsome form.
tol. John w. II. Pope has been added to its
editorial corps. The Register i, now on the
high road to prosperity, and in its new size
and accomplished management deserves
the support of the people Of the State.
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The Little Girls Sewing Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give all enter
tainmcnt in Masonic Hall on next Tues
day evening, which We hope will be literally
ratroniscd By our citizens. Fresh oysters,
coffee and other refreshments will be served.
As their object is to raise funds for the cause
Of Missions, they should be encouraged in
their efforts
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temperance Picnic.

There will be a temperance picnic ut
Union Church, in this County, OH Friday,
.oth instant, at which addresses will be
delivered by Rev. B. Hays and Mcssrs G.
T. Tolly and l.. p. Smith. The public gen.
crally and ladies especially are invited to
attend and carry their baskets.
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The fabied Fountains of Youth" once
sought i'll America, by Ponce De Leon, has
now become in some measure IA reality to
those who seek health and rejuyenetion, in
the remedies which DR.. HAHTER has wrung
from nature, by patient and scientific in.
quiry. Sold by all druggists. 2l-2
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Delinquent Land Sales.

ANDERSON TOWNSHIP.
Harrison. Mary j., so acres, Q buildings,
l lot.
Johnson, Samuel, lot.
BELTON.
Davenport, w. NJ, 81 acres, building.
Kelly, Sarah, Est OF, IS acres.
Hates, r. T.. 2 lots.
Wiilingnam, a; T.. building, lot.
Davenport, II. b., building, lot.
BRUSHY CREEK.
Smith, Amanda A., 16 acres.
SatterIield, j. w, IS acres.
CENTREVIILE
Abercrombio, Lewis, 16s acres, l building.
Blassingame, Emma, acre.
Neal Sarah c., 81 acres.
DARK CORNER.
Adams, ]. F., "a acres.
Geisberg, Oscar, AZ acres.
Wilson, Emery, % acres.
Mccullough, N. T., acre.
FORK.
Janard, L. L., Is acres.
GARVIN.
Wood, G. W., 13 acres.
Newton, Samuel, PIG acres.
HALL.
Barksdale, Allen, Est, 200 acres.
Hall, Aaron, 159 acres, building.
McPhail, Phoebe, Est, 118 acres.
Tucker, John p, 322 acres, buildings.
HoPEWELL.
Guyton, Aaron W.. 1913 acres, building.
Moore, Perry H., 176 acres.
Simpson, Alex. r., 100 acres.
MARTIN.
Alewine, 8. and c., 100 acres.
Ambers, Francis, 80 acres.
Bird, Martin, 78 acres.
Hanks, Stephen, 172 acres
Morrison, Presley NJ, 35 acres.
Morrison. Harrison, 80 acres.
Parks & McCurry, 260 acres.
PENDLETON.
Harper William, 235 acres.
HASTE, John, building, lot.
Mays, Samuel, 1913 acres.
McElroy, Mary NJ, 241 acres.
Williams, ]. W., 46 acres.
Smalls, Thomas lot.
SAVANNAH.
Mcdaniel, Rebecca, 10 acres.
Simpson, Jerry, 113 acres.
VARENNES.
Sanders, Booker, acres.
WILLIAMSON.
Duckworth, A. Caroline, 1 lot.
Green, Cyrus, A acres
Neal, A. NJ, lot.
Pickle, J. E., Agt., lot.
Richardson, JohnsT., lot. building.
Tripp, Elizabeth, $50 acres.
Burns, Amanda, lot.
ADDITIoNALs.
Henderson, John r., 80 acres.
Bowen, Sallie NJ, 102 acres / building.
McGee, Thomas c., lot.
Smith, John, 33 acl e5.
Floyd. James r., A acras.
lister, Mary j., 1O3 acres.
McAdams, e. A, 223 acres.
Robinson, w. j., SO acres.
Thomson, Thos., lot, building.
Freeman, NJ. f., 26O acres.
Reed, Bachus, lot
Wagner, T. D., 175 acres.
Warley, j., Est, al acres, buildings.
Simpson, Caroline s., 160 acres, build.
ing.
Rogers, s. E.. 100 acres.
Palmer, Madison, 80 acres.
Robinson, James, 76 acres.
Cason, Ben, lot.
ri GfiCE iD hereby given, that the whole
~ OF the several parcels, lots and paris of
lots of real estate, described in the pre-
cedihg list, Or SO much thereof as Wilt be
necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and ae-
easements charged thereon, will be sold by
:he Treasurer of Anderson County. South
Carolina, at his Office in said County, on
MONDAY, 10th day of DECEMBER. A.
ID. 1873, unless said taxes assessments and
penalties be paid before that time, and ouch
sale will be continued from day to day until
all OF said parcels, lots and parts Of lots of
real estate shall be sold or offered for sole.
T. ]. PICKENS,
Auditor Anderson County,
Nov. 27, 1873 20
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
local MATTERS.
The Finest Yet.

We were shown on last Tuesday three
turnips two white globe and one ruta baga,
raised by Mr.. j. c. Keys, that weighed
twcnty-tlirce pounds. without top, the
globes weighing each eight pounds They
are the finest we have seen this season.
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Towers plow

WE are now prepared to aell this cele.
Wv brated PLOW at low prices. We
.'iIs.iiv shs5u Flows 10 give satisfaction. or
no PIo1, SAFE s, Turning Plow, complete, $4.75.
o.,o a. B. TOWERS & co.
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LADIES' STORE ALWAYS AHEAD |!
By Merit we intend to Maintain and Increase
our Trade!

w are continually looking change
almost
arrivals shall continually place before
the whisper competition We
dealing with live people
Credit
Pluck of
us call "" will level your head the subject of
and not in trash! Sell the best goods
ant dbe nccd
].
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Ladies should remember that the sallOw
and despondent invalid always gains relief
from the use of DIR. IIARTERs IIoN Tonic.
1t puriiies and cnriches the blood, and thus
insurcs the vital energy of youth. Sold by
all druggists PIP
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Hardwnrai 4

& NUR Stock of HARDWARE cannot bs
~ excelled in the Town. Tools Locks
Rocket and Table Cutlery, Screws, Hinge
ana M BiacEsmith's Bellows, Anvils, Vises'
go a. B. TOWERS 6 CO.
Oct 1U l2
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GAIL and sEE

Our SHOES, just in. Something good
~ and nice in Ladies' and ChiI3ren's.
Mems and Boys Shoes. =
:, We now offer special inducements to
those wanting good article in any line ~
Goous. a. B. TOWERS q co
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nj Office FINAL SUPPLEMENT-
~ The undersigned, Executor of Mrs.
Elizabeth Robertson, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will apply to the Judge OF
Probate for Anderson County. on the fourth
day OF January next, for Final Settlement
OF snid Estate and discharge from his office
Of Executor of the Estate OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Robertson, deceased.
c. s. BEATTY, EXT
Dec 5, 1875 2I