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A MUCH HEyDRD RKRoRR-goo MANY
ELEOETOEa.

Nh. EDIroR: AS this is q day for reform,
more col ccially in politics, we have, on me-
ture consideration, como 10 the conclusion
that there Is no department of the Govern
ment In which reform Is more needed than
that OF popular elections. That too fre.
quent elections before the people have G
demoralizing tsndency. there can be no
question. 1t gives rise to ali sorts of schem-
ing and wire pulling, and log rolling, all
behind the curtain, ofcourse, for the pur-
pose ofinfuencing and controlling popular
elections. So common has this become at
Washington, that all sorts of frauds and cor
rnption arc tolerated and encouraged, IL
thereby party triumph can be secured
and so bold and unscrupulous haze the
party leaders become in such corrupt prac-
tices, In the long dark past, and with such
perfect impunity, that these party corrup-
tions finally eliminated in tho greatest
fraud ever perpetrated In the history of tho
world, on whole people, by stealing the
Presidency from the man chosen to the
Office by the electoral and popular vote,
and giving it to another not elected. Thia
monstrous fraud has arrested the earnest
attention Of thinking people all over the
land, end already has 1t been proposed in
high quarters, that the Constitution shall
bo changed in respect to the election of
President, and that he shall held his Office
for elk years, and shall not be re-eligible.
And we believe that to day If such propo-
sition were submitted to the decision of the
people of the United States, on It's own
merits, that It would be adopted by an over
whelming majority. The remedy for the
evil, and tho only remedy in popular gov
ernments, is to render popular elections less
frequent, with q longer tenure of office.
Coming on down to our State government,
the same principle would apply with equal
force. Instead of electing State officers
every two years, double their time of Office
and re-elect only every four years, and
then make tho sessions of the Legislature
b.-annuai instead of annual, and In all pro-
liability We will be much better governed,
at much less expense. The great evil with
ii. Ctr legislative bodies 10, that they at
tempt to govern too much. They are OK
pected to educate the people, and after
awhile it may be gravely proposed that the
government shall establish religion for
the people. Whereas, the true theory of
government Is simply to provide the ways
and means by which tho people can do all
these things, and mere for themselves.
and this principle Of reform which has
been shown to be 20 necessary In our Ma
tional ai.@ State Governments can be pro-
ftably applied to oil our county elections.
OF course, these great changes and others
equally necessary would necessitate the call
ofa Constitutional Convention hence, tho
broaching of the subject now cannot have
any effect upon the approaching fall cleo
ton, but these thoughts aro thrown out,
that the public mind may take hold of
them, and If there be any virtue in them,
accept it, ifnot, cast them aside.
IN TT p
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oRAHD DIVISION 9. OF T.

The summer session of the Grand Divis-
ion of Soutl. Carolina convened in Ander-
son on Wednesday morning, and was large
ly attended by representatives from thesub-
ordinate Divisions. Several matters of in
terest were discussed during the morning,
and IL was decided to hold afternoon ses.
sons, beginning at 4 o'clock p. m, and
night sessions, beginning at 81 o'clock. The
sessions are open for any member of the
subordinate Divisions to attend, and as i'm.
portant questions are continually present
ing themselves for discussion, l. will be of
advantage for all who can do SO to attend.
We will publish the proceedings next week.
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REPEY.
PENpLEToN, July %, 1877

EENDLEToN, july ~, 1878.
To Messrs. J.. H. Smith, Nathan Dawson, o.
L. Gambren, f. II. Glenn, L. G. Clayton,
and Others Of tho Slabto,pn C7ub:
Your favor Of July Goth, expressing
your confidence in nae aa your represen-
tative for the past years, and expressing
your desire to nominate me at the pri.
mary eiootio1, sooii 81 30 held, for the
Senate, and asking me If am SO nomi.
mated will / consent to serve, has tsen
received.
After the adjournment ~ tne Legisla-
ture last winter, determined never
again TO be q candidate before the people
fos any cfiic0, aot that desired to shirk
q share OF the responsibilities in our
efforts TO restore the shattered fortunes
OF tho State, but this determination was
formed simply that I might give my con-
Btant attention to my private affairs,
which heva hannma aomewhnt embar-
rassed by my continued absence from
homo. There ere many other capable
and pure mon who, without doubt,
would faithfully perform the duties Of
the Office Of Senator therefore I feel
bound to adhere to my determination,
and under all circumstances decline to
become q candidate. But should the
Democrats Of Anderson County, at their
primary election this fall, claim that they
have right to my services and expert
ance, and nominate me to the position of
Senator, would most certainly respond
to their wishes= no matter how groat the
sacrifice might be to me personally, and
would, moreover, In the exercise Of my
duties of the Office. devote, as have en-
denvored to do in the past, my entire
abilities to the establishment of govern
ment that would secure peace, justice
ond Eight TO al.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the
kind and complimentary manner you
have seen fit to address me, I remain,
very truly and respectfully, yours, &C.,
r. w. SIMPSON.
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9rrs xozzjaEnssg,rrE 9prcHro

The picnic at Lowndesville on lRsl Tues
day in the interest of the eayannah Valley
Railroad, attracted to that pleasant village
aboat three thousand persons. besides an
unnumbercd array OF candidates. At II
O'Clock the meeting, which had been ar
ranged for in the beautiful grove at the
,sE.ing, was called to order by Mr. E. B
hal- ray, who stated the. object Of the meet
ing to be the Gonsideraticno of the proposed
railroad, aiter Which he introduced the fol-
lowing speskers In the order ramsd: Gem
8. hfciowan, DR.. J.. @. Maxwell, Col. E. nj
kucker, DR.. +. r. Gary, Dr.W. @. Brown
Capt. James Cochran, Col. r. Al. Connof
Cspt. J. II. Rice, Coi. w. K. Bradley. Gclt
r. q. Hemphill 1nd Or. J. a. Robinson
The speaker did not confine themselves 6
the railroad e.:.e=l:=:. :.s.i: M .- q, ...se 2
eoptions, and perfect broadside of polhis
was discharged upon the people ~
speeches were spicy and interesting, thoii!
many of them were of personal nntuI
and eyinced mora feeling upon politids1
Questions than seems 20 ns best calculate
to advance the political interests of Abll
vile County, and we do not think We q
aggerate the facts when. we say that
every word bpoken in the interest OF &
Democratic party alone, there were at le
three words spoken with reference 10 t
candidacy Of particular aspirants. q,
speeches were, however, good ones, and Y
discussion no doubt did much to give A
people an insight into the merits of x
yarions pnblic auestions discussed. at 81.
ecpelpsloh or tha siieaIing, Afr. Nj lprfsy
! fcnfril srpanlntinls adopted by tic d
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BRrEF lIENTTou.

TheEnilitary muster, which Is 10 take
place e Cross Reads CT nezt Saturday,
promiAs to be great success, and num-
ber Of Eersons are expected to attend.
Then will be meeting of the Associate
Grange MOL, with Harper Grange, at 10
o'clock OH Friday the 26th inst, and OH
SaturdS' q mass meeting 70 be addressed by
Col. Apen and others.
The @iission of the grange column lsst
week ws occasioned by press of matter
upon OF columns which could not be left
ever, aiF not by any default of Col. j. w.
Norris, tho has so efficiently and regularly
looked fer this department.
The advertisement of the Atlanta Medi-
cal Collie appears in this issue. we do
" IeSoiiilleIi1 il 10 those pur-
suing m&ical studies as in every way worthy
of their patronage. It's reputation and
standingare equal to that of the highest.
The S:Ad&y School Institute ct William.
ston last Reek wee . most pleasant success,
and was tery largely attended by the Sum
day scl.eA 4 workers belonging TO 1t. The
delegates Ind visitors were most Hospitality
andsumplnously entertained by the people
Of Williarbston. We viii publish the pro-
ceilings d soon as we can procure them.
There win be :. sunday School pic mic
celcbratioHat Ebenezer Church on the first
Saturday IN August, 3rd prodmo. Ad-
dfsses will be delivered by Revs. Fl. f.
CPrietzberS and A. Erwin; aud also several
c: AID dialogues by some Of the tii iii liiiiii-
dsn. Tha public generally and ladils es-
lsSlally ara invited to attend.
There wi be Temperance pic mic d the
Earswell Institute on Saturday, the Bro day
fAugust. Several speakers will be United
p address those present on the occasion.
fhe ladiesl will remember to bring their
sskets. The Hall Democratic Club will
iEaees at 2 O'clock p. M, on the aaln5 day
snd at the Fame place. The day wiz no
laoubt be oiA OF interest.
we have snfiered from drouth of'aSout
our weeks. durinBIwhich time we hayi not
Elad enough min tdilay the dust The 2ops
ltnd gardens hare ben very much iniJfed,
md our farmers vii, happen to be irithe
siry section viii SustS i'm considerable Ill IN
/ ihe corn and probably in the cotton Ion
The weather has 4anged, however, and
/ the prospects are thaSwe win have reh In
q few dayn.
at meeting Of E4nezer Division, ions
lof temperance, heldJuly 18th, 1878, the
following officers werSelectod and installed.
DR.. O. Y. barnes, W}P.; O. C. Reid w.
iA.i Higs Minerva Drfte, r. 81 MixS 1Iet-
lie Browne, A. p. g.. SSIiss Lou j. DAke,
7. g.; Mis. N. L. Em%sOn, Treas; Re. A.
! Erwin, Chap; Miss l.. ]. Pcnnel. Con.
Miss Lizzie III. tBrownS A. O.. /. P. Clnk-
scalcc, 1. s.; Willie Prseti o. 8.
At the last meeting j Ndy Prospecs Dt-
vision, Sons of TempehncA the follokins
ofice-s were elected serye the enaiing
asItsl g. G G. ssii ssiiey, VIII VIII ). M. nnnr.
!. WA; Miss Jane snirss /. 81; Miss Srat.
tie Eskew, A. r. S.; Ryss. Riley, f! 8. !.
Jasper Hembree, Tread Rev. d. fIays.
Chap; Miss sallie ossrAe, o.; nj L,
sniIes, a. c.; M. D. Ads, L. s.; I'D.
Garrison, o. 8. This Din Ia IL in a four
ishing condition, having Viewed twenty
,tE6 new members ut it's tmeeiing.
y q
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ooRnRsponnsNcH.
EQuAIIrY. s. G.. July 20. 1s1a.

EQUALITY. 8. c.: July 90. 1873.
Hon. r. w. SIMPsoN-Dear Strive,
your friends, believe that The people
should choose their own representatives.
and f'nt they shouId select the very best
men, without reference to whether they
desire It or not. This IL what Gov.
Hampton says. Then can you, although
you have declared yourself publicly not
to be candidate for any position, refuse
to servo the people when they desire 1t.
We approve ofyour couvs as our repre-.
sentative for tho past -four years. We
know you have served your constituents
faithfully. We know something of your
ability, and Of the influence you have
exerted in the House. Now, we wiah to
show to yov that we appreciate what you
have done for us by eieosing you to the
Senate, and for that reason we take this
means OF formally asking you, If you are
nominated for this position at the pri-
mary election, will youtconsent to serve?
We beg leave to assure you that fro.h
what we have learned from different sec-
t!ons Of che County, the majority of the
people wiah to elect you Senator, and VIC
hope you will consider seriously before
you refuse to accede to our v.ewn.
j. III. Smith, Nathan Dawson, N. l..
Gambrell, #. NJ. Glenn, L. G. Clay
ton, j. p. Smith, John T., Watkins,
w. D. Glenn, II. NJ. Prince, J. G.
Rankin, John T. Boggs. J, NJ. Glenn,
T. g. Glenn, Joshua Jamison, j. Ii.
nurdine. j. NJ. Welborn, j. G. Boggs,
I. j. Davis, Abner Kelly, Warren
Kingston. (col.,) Sam'l Newton,
james Evitt, J. T. Newton, Willis
Newton, 8. NJ. Johnston, Jim Davis,
(col.,) J. P. Glenn.
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CARoLrHA colnEurAgE 1usrrrurR.
wednesday Night of the commencement

WeuneBu0y Nignt OF the C0mmenceU1ent.
On Wednesday evening the closing exer.
cisss of the Commencement of the Caro-
line Collegiate Institute were witnessed by
a number Of persons from the surrounding
country as well as the town. Sonie time
before the appointed hour had ahived,
quite number of persons were assembled
in tho chapel, which was soon croSded.
After some excellent music, the follohing
programme was rendered in highly i}er-
osting manner:
The. Fairy Drama-"The Sleeping BeA,-
.ty"-which was rendered the previdls
evening. and repeated at the request of tte
audience.
Music.
Extracts were then spoken by the boyb
who competed for the prize to be given d
the best declaimer, as follows:
Eugene Langston-"Old Ironsides."
Hnr-' McGrath-"Dying Chief"
Willie Bruce to his troops"
'Nevitt Fant-"The Sword"
:. Hammie Webb-"New England's Dead" "
Robbie Towers-"Lsnding OF Pilgrims" /"
Ma. Lord Ullin's Daughter"
Rufus Fant-"Soldier's Dream"
Robbie Clark-"Sailor Boys Dream"
Tom Frierson-.6ur;ai 81 John Moore -
Paul Sharpe-"Hard Times"
Ernest Cochran-"Our Schools should re-
ceive Moral Culture"
MIN Standardization"
Scipio Featherston--"S "SeInin r,as Defiance
Revs. D. E. Frierson, DID,, T. F. Gads-
den, H. f. Chrietzberg and w. H. strick-
land, who constituted the. committee OF
judges, awarded the prize to Master Ernest
Cochran.
Z. B. Murray was then invited by the
President to present three prizes-the first
sepnd and third awarded to Miss Pet Reed,
Mits Bessie Nardin and Master Robbie
Towers, respectively, for the best compost
tiols on 'The Seasons Also, the first
second and third prizes awarded to Miss
Lndlle Nardin, Master Ernest Cochran and
Miss Bell Towers, respectively, for the
best composition on the History of Jo-
seph"
These interesting exercises were - :;
cloa9l with the rendition of the entertain.
ing dalogue-"Bo and Bars" ..f
Chlice music was discoursed on the occa-
aion " Mrs. Pinkind on the Violin, ac-
comISnied by her daughter, Miss Nettie
Pinkhd, on the piano, which added greatly
to thAepjoyment of the occasion. We are
glad p have the opportunity of attending
these.h. .taresting exercises, and wish the
Inst Il g may in the future meet Its merited
sur ce,i X
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ror county Com1nienloner.

The many friends Of WIZ. 8. HAS. re-
spectfullJ nominate him as candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner at the
next election-subject to the result OF the
primary election. Mr.. Hall is veil known
throughout the County aa Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants Of our County. E
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CsvIa.
MOTTO

There will be mesting OF the Stock
holders of the Anderson Farmers and ne
chanics' Association at anderson, s. c., on
Monday next, tho 2oth inst. The stock
holders are requested TO attond punctually.
The meeting viii be held in the Cont
House.
.. Il. CIAsFoS, President,
=. l.. TRlRRLR, Secretary.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
LOCAL MATTERS.

4g- Nominations Of candidates iH 4isisag
form, not 20 erceed o7ie ftsng, FIVE poLLAR5.
Tnesc charges are 10 be pu;d gtrictly IN ddpdnoe,
and no exceptions tthatcrer tuiu Be made 10 the
rule.
tage pM be charged for at ne rate Of ONE
DOLLAR for every inch,
Gs3- We tgish I distinctly understood that wc
do tas hold otrselres re,poHsble for :e rteirs or
expressions Of correspondents.
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Fsvsrfs EE.. E.5;;=.

Tho Liver IA the imperial organ OF The
whole human system, as it controls the iife,
health and hAppineSg Of man. When it II
siisturoed In its proper aclion, ailEkinds 81
ailineistB are the natural result. Tho tiiQse.
donS OF TODD, the movements of the heart
slld blood, the ion cf tho brain and f.ssrtis
ctls sgs en-, nrn eli itnroediat toly connected
with the wo1kin Is OF rho liver It IN
1Flccessl lsSlly proved t{ht Grctf,e ASi0sr
hI9'get s alle6 "a a Il as
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Ino. 4. Bean, Of Bean Station, Texas,
says: "Ihaye sent to Da. HAarxR for his
PIX Wota MEDICINE in several eases have
always fsceiyed It in duo time, and the
medicine has al,eus acted promptly and
eiElcieney in every cnse / TpE&ra this M
The oEl,' SINK remedy in The market. 4.
Oflice ~ tke Or Kfnrtef. Selijcine CO 2t3
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TRAOHRR,g CONyIUTroN.
ANDERSON. July %, 1876.

Mr.. EDrToR: noticed some time ago
in the ISTELLIeErcEH card from our
School Commissloues, requesting our
Teachers to meet In convention at An
demon @. ~. Saturday, 27sli inst, for the
purpose OF forming d ,reanher'a, Assncia1
tIon. 4 Isugeeat That tile rFussess 3 ( o,F
feoe corninon aelloolsk be ir.s ted ans res
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Lfs oReAY7 wAR--A l0|ls. eorrD eHor

&Ifany man insnlts yon mmon sense by
offering q first-clsss 0 81 Organ for eos.
'Fhoot him on the spot.' IN nccessity for
buying such inferior Orgnl is forever done
away with. 500 Cash, 800 on Stsasy
Terms, fow buys n Inag ent Maeon Il
HatSlih ParloT o. Church an with Fbir
Stss 4lce'is and Tea on, Elegant New
Styie ease Sfitl. si.,si r5ait IIhpd-
scie stylooi C'asa evcr prl scsi, seEtlaI,
(IsIEr "a n l5roi qc6 Ks new "a. qogls on
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The narne Of WILLIAM llcGUKIN is
presented to the people OF Anderson Corn
ty a5 q suitable person &c ill the Office OF
County Treasurer, subject to nomination at
the primary election rs provided by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. His qualification and
fitness for the office il recognized by many
who elected him TO the position Ii, ian
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JAS. W. Poonp, Secretary.

The Woman who rejoiccs in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie;
The Student VIII cats hastily and sits
down as once y actiys iEs mental mental labor5
The Business Man who bolts his food In
eager haste and hurries to his .connting-
room:
The Hard Drinker could look at the deli
cato glands, swollen and feSlered with dis.
case, that cause the throbbing brain;
II
The lawyer, this Minister. tho Merch1aS
and all who lead sedentafs fiiyes ai,d tIrs
aubjectfo DyspeTsiao OF 1fiiiis son. Conssis
patton and Headac ae ~,
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j. II Tsitz, Of Fulton City. No., writes
US: II was under the care OF three OF 6nr
best physicians. They did me no good.
They all gave me up, said had Consnmp-
HARrER's FEYER AID AaUE SptcIFrc cured
me. For ealo by ell druggist, aEll
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For County Treaa,sror.

The friends of 8. e. MOORE, the present
County Treasurer for Anderson County, by
appointment of Gov. Hampton, nominate
him for appointment to said oftice at The
primary election, in suoh manner as may
be determined onby tho Democratic party.
MA.vy Fuyprn.,T sgss9
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ANNOUNC NCERIENTa.
For. Conrrcsp.

The friends of Hon d. WYATTATKisN
announce him as candidate for reelection
&c C5I5Iva5, ffuIu the Thi1d Congressional
District, at the ensuing election.
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cEua lfrErlNarig. Cd

The Bowling Green Denocrasic Club wiz.
ilieet Saturday evening next, at lo'cloclr.
Membprs are requsste to oattend panctueIiy,
as important basiucss viii como before The
Club.
A meeting of the Bolton Democratic Club
is called 20 meet Gatrrday evening, the 27t.,
inst, ct p. m. All members, and those
who Wish to become nen,bsra, are earnest
ly requested to turn out, as business Of i'm.
portance viii come before the Club for c,n.
sideration. G. w. McGgE, Pres.
JAS. w. PooRE, Sec.
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IroF sehool Co,nn,iea,nna,rI.,

The many friends Of @. q. REED re-
spsctfully announces him AZ candidate for
the position or School Commissioner for
Anderson County subject to the primary
election. BE has been prominently engaged
in the work Of public education, asa If
elected win bring to the ofica n nlaatIasi
experiences and knowledge which Will be
valuable to the public school system Of our our
County. i3
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HoNgA pArn, s. q, July 20, 1s7a.

HoNEA PATH, 8. G, July 20, 1878,
A call meeting Of the Honea Path DEM
ocratic Club was held at this place to-day.
VIM. Lee presiding. The following nomi:
nations were made:
For the Senate-Hon. r. w. Simpson.
House of Representatives. Dr.. T. "A.
Hudgens. Hon. J.. L. Or, Bfaj. z. b. Muir
ray and DR.. w. @. Brown.
County Commissioner Ezekiel Harris.
On motion, the Club adjourned tomeot
on first Saturday in August, at { p. m.
) , WM. LEE, Pres
nm. EorToR: Fork Club No. 2, met to-
day. Iath Of July. It was moved and 80,
o uded that Democratic Club No. Q,
90 agree to unite with Fork Rangers ON
the 18th of August, for pic mic, aud invite
Fork Club No. 1 10 unite with ns, and in
vits all aspiring for Office to be present and
address the people. The following COM
mittee Of arrangements have heen appoint.
cd, Club No. 2, Messro Balls Hix, g. w. !.
Maret, w. 8. Lee, p. 6. Mahaffey. Fork
Rangers, Messrs. j. NJ jolly, J. II. Meridith
and Sloan White. President Mahaffsy was
added to the committee. by a unanimous
voice from the. club. Said committee to.
meet at Browns Muster Ground ON the 18th
Of August.
Tho ladies are especially invited to attend
with their baskets. Measrs. Editors OF the
INrELlIsREcER and journal ore respectfully
invited to attend. ~
P.s. MAHArrEY, President.
w. s. LEE, Secretary. \ 4
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HENRY GENTRY announces hinaceif
o candidate for tho .offics of School Conf
missioner for Anderson County. Having
been disabled in tho late war by the loss Of
9 hand, he soliclts the, favorable considera-
ton OF the voters of Anderson County
He will conform to the arrangements that
may bc made by the Democratic party ii,
reference to the primary elect;o,,5
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The friends Of THOMAS NJ. WHITE.
respectfully announce him as suitable.
fi.sssson for the Office of School Commission
in this County, and aak for him the support
OF tho Democratic oos;Ts % this IN
The primary election. i. q
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The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township) rsspectfally announce
him as G suitable candidate for the oilice OF
School Commissioner Of Anderson County
subject 20 the result of the primary cleo.
ton. Help our old worn out teachers.
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The many friends Of H. o. HsRRICE,
Eog., respectfully announce him as candi-
date for the posidon of School ccmrnis-
sioner for Anderson County--snhiect Co the
primary election. Mr. Herrick ID an eanca-
ted gentleman, who will II electee.s, iii the
position with honor TO himsals aid beneGk
to onr common school system.
The friends of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
recommend him 80 q suitable person for
Scnoci Uommissioner OF anderson County
subject to the nomination of the nelnos
cratic party.
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