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orrror NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
wednesday Evening. February 81, 1879 }
HHw oaI.HANe RING HOUSE,
- :. G' 81 n 4 %. nsla nc =
F Fsss s ssrs u Rcs,sss Y $685. j
Febru 21 ............. 1.424 1913 80 l62'oaS 80
Tota thus far ,......... .s1a3s 600 ~ sssss's VI
There Ia no particular change to note In
TIL demand for loanable funds at the banks 9n
III street rates for money are easy with light
We Quote exceptional paper 20 Y cent:
Al d. p@1t second grade do l20-; ioaas on
e ssaaas Grads f do @ cent Der snnum.
Odd + u ,aIr . as,nq + d apf ANA ,u,et
Eipht ID only moderately active, ,,
sfate s donaois ut the close are slightly steedier
Uranium bonds are lower at s7ta@s7a.
Gold opened In New Yosk nt 1ol's and closed
Il oeed At ,o2is@iuss.. Sales suoop and $1,000 at
loaA az g99 a,aA f,gs q IA An a,,,e at .s,.
. .aa and and saspo do At 40 bank Sterling %
FRANCE Bank Francs = dpunmercial stsh@
,ss1aHr SALES SIPS 900 At kei-ie y cent dis
new ORLEANS sTouH HArtss son SALES.
nRreRH FIRsTuaLh
AR nnn Premium Bonds. ..s..s .....-... SIX
FIRST CALI. 10A. NJ.
an mo State GonHpls4 49,. .ss....t.,4.... a3fs
BETWEEN SECOND AND Third CALLS.
as 900 Premium Bonds -. ! .s4....t.4. SIX
THIRD CALI NJ @
10000 Premium Bonds .....e........... s7a
tBy Telegraph
New yohH Feb. IT. None, elpsed al per
cent, Exchange closed hiner Mt 4aa@4sB
Gold OPENED at tgA and advneed to ioi7f. at
which ii closed Government closed steady
currency sixes 1tgpluia Stat bonds dull.
Gold riearinas Mt Tho N. B. N..aew York--tiold
balances al 2Is currency basneee, 81 asa 1OG
gold sleartny g. s1t.s6bbOo
.gleari ng Honse statement Currency eK
changes Sag, Tt,a, 7ea: currency hianpna Ag 49,
sp.: gold exchanges, sp,s7s.obs gold balances,
s1lD.G3H4
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STEAMsHIPs.
TEXAn,

MORGAN LINE y. q. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
The folloTlag low-pressure Iron Steamship
aa asdAsk 56 8 tHtAARiHH1Hg' VI. eAAt EYwns
S kRiaSsASs d aHif 81 honr oo22RfoA'SS0'
Moraans Louisiana and Texas i RaiIroaa. WIZ
x3Esss For '"a'a"o'.. VI. s.'v..so.-
B ssssB1S's fHfGSRR6 hnfrs cans CITY gTrpA1
t.r1yapsterring there TO Steamer C1TT ON Non
Through biis Iad ia ss fsa4fs e Houston and
Sea a nq and seHkpn and r he RGpsn end
and Texas Raiiroad. Via Clinton. and th e1 Ten
Transportation Company.
s q re asT efr snG ssvaro
Antonio Railway. $50 80
%fEM For Rrazoa Santiago
The iron steamer
I. u. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City ~
On SATURDAY, March q.
No corn received without orders
Llghtsreae at BRACES Santiago at risk and ex.
!. Trelshs received Tor and bills ladlng signed
as per new tariff, less 89ls per cent.
Frel9ht payable Iii gold.
<EHM For corpus Christi, Fulton ana
-&-stRAiMea6 81. Mary's. via kock port and Gnlyes
ton-The iron steamer
ARKANSAS.
Will leave Morgan City on
Llghtsrage TO Corpus Christi III env) at rish
and expense Of eonsignees. ' ~
Rotkport. ~
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@ Memoranda.
By Ttlegraphs
New York. February g7 1878.
To Moulin
Th steamship New Orleans Capt Dearborn ar.
rivsh at 'dlook this sgs ming "a
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STEAMBOATS,.
John Means, Davis. fin, ST Louis. with bargss
Belle Constock from Upper Coass
Isabel. Opry. trptn Lower Coast
Riee Farmer. Taylor. from Peit Esds
w Belian Wi ihson, from Shreveport
Henry Tete, ncsiu. frnm I hibodaux
Eva Terrebonne, from Bayou Lafourehe
q II Dn lee Stinde. from hrevepeit
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Notice, Grangers!

We have now on hand full supply of
acid aud several hundred ton of guano
In transit. The Executive Committee
have taken every precaution to purchase
both the acid phosphate and guano of
the very best and highest brands. We
also have en- route limited supply of
ground bone, but none of the phosphate
-four, as such thing canuot be had in
Charleston. Now, it remains for you all
TO be true to sour order. Cooperate
with the Pomona Grange, which has done
60 much for the wioic county in this par
tcular line. Prices of all fertilizers have
been reduced full one-half In the short
space of four years, and it only remains
for You all to be faithful, and the time 10
near at hand when this article can be
purchased from first hands at reasonable
prices. There is full supply of acid
phosphate at all points from Walhalla to
Honea Path, and up 10 Greenyille, and
by applying at either Of these points
your wants will be supplied.
w. w. RUSSELL.
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Pendleton Club.

OHuAOtOA C1uDs
me Pencleton Democratic Club met pur.
suant to adjournment, the President IN
the chair.
The following delegates were elected to
the County Convention: w. H. ID. Gail.
lard t. 8. Crayton, Capt. :. C. stribling
and Capt. VIM. Simpson.
The following resolution was then offered
by Dr.. P. II. E. Sloan. and Unanimously
adopted:
Resolrsd, That VIC, the Democratic Club
M OF Pendleton, favor the plan of Primsry
Eiections In nominating candidates for the
various state and County offices, and con.
demn Gil SO called Independents.
Maj. e. B. Murray was then introduced
who in very able address, exposed the
rascality of the Radical Government. pre.
vious to the Hampton Government; re.
called the promises Of the Democrats and
plainly showed how faith had been kept:
he then plead before the audience (many Of
whom were colored) the dangers ahead of
the Democratic party in the coming cam.
paign' II hcountenance was given in any way
to the Independents; all who voted any
ticket but the regular Democratic should be
considered as Radicals; he who was not
with us. was against as.
After the close Of the speech the club re-.
turned thanks for the same.
The Club then adjourned to the End Set.
urday in March.
T. 8. CRAYTON. Sec
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Honea Path Club.

The Democratic Club OF this place met
on February 9th, with DR.. T. A. Hudgens
in the chair. The Club elected delegates to
the County Convention. The following
resolutions were adopted by the Club:
Resolved, That this Club do most earnestly
ask every citizen of this township, both
Hnite and coiored, to come up and join the
Club and We do respectfully ask our col.
orcd friends TO unite with us in making one
more grand conservative triumph.
Re'o!red, That the Democratic Club at
this place favor the plan of primary elec.
tions to nominate candidates for oil the off,
ces TO be filled the present year, both State
and County.
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the Club:
Whereas. the General Assembly of this
State did unnecessarily spring the question
as to the legality of the election of six of the
Circuit Judges Of the State, and had o case
carried by the Attorney General before the
Supreme Court in the special case of. judge
A. J. Shaw, where it was decided adverse TO
Judge Shaw. thsreby virtually unseatihg
of the State, the General Asse ably and tie
supreme Court, as far as we know, DO not
doubt but what their election was the free
and full expression of the General Assembly
which elected them, whether the election
was nelQ Dy ballot or utp6 pocc ana, where.
as, the decision made by the Supreme Court
works injustice by depriving these six
Judges of their Office before their terms of
office expired for which they were elected,
and this done upon purely technical
grounds, and not upon the grounds of I'm.
competency Or :i.:sdeE..ss:;os il 0iiice
Therefore, be it
Resolved, by the Democratic Club at Honea
Path, Tint this decision by the Supreme
Court is calculated, in our humble opinion,
to render the utmost confusion and litiga-
ton without end, and also to work irrepara-
BILE injury to our party by eeverely threaten
ing to break its unity Of action IN the near
future; and, therefor be !. Further
Resotred, AS this decis:un of the Supreme
Court is final, and that an election for the
six Circuits must now take place before the
General Assembly IL u few days; and that
we, as citizens of Anderson County, which
County is included in the Eighth Circuit,
know nothing of the efficiency and compe.
tency OF five of the unse.ted Judges that
we think it just and right that the Hon.
Thompson II. Cooke should again be cleo
ted 20 the position Of Judge Of the Eighth
Circuit. ~
The Club then appointed the Saturday be-
fore the second Sunday in eacn month as
the day of regula- meeting.
T. A. HUDGENS, President.
II. G. REED, Secretary.
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TjldE IETG'ELLIGEN
2. .....E..6pCAL MATTMRe.

. F.
sg- We would be glad 20 receive the
roll OF members In every Democratic Club
In Anderson County, for the purpose OF
publishing them In the Anderson IxrRLl1.
onHcER. We proposs 20 begin this pubIica-
ton In March, and hope that every Club
will send US @ copy of Its roll by its dele.
gates TO tic County Convention. This pub.
licstion will ocntsin the name of every
Democrat in Andsrson County. and will be
roll Of honor which viii probably bo
printed In pamphlet form and distributed
over the whole County. Every Democrat,
white or colored, should at once eeo that his
nan,o ;s entered on the list Of some Demo-
cratic Club. in order that he may be distin.
guis:sod from the Radicals, who are still
seeking TO ruin our country.
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THE RED SKIRTS.

This organization met February. 9th in
Maxwell's Hall, pursuant to adjournment,
to consider whether they should tender their
services to the State or not. On being put
to the vote it was unanimously decided TO
be an independent club.
The Captain then appointed -ommittee
to draft bylaws, and consider matters con-
cerning details OF the uniform to be adopted
by the Club.
He then read the names of the officers of
the Club as follows:
4 aCaptain--J. G. Stribling.
Lieutenants-1st. G. G. Richards; End, J..
N. Hunter; Bird, w. Gaillard.
Sergeants-O Orderly, John a: H. Brinsdon !;
2nd: Samuel McCrary; 3rd, Lew Hamilton !;
4th, z. a. Baker; 9th. VIM. Gibson.
Corporuls--1st, John G. Hall; 2n6. .fsrren
DhiaTI; 3rd; james Scott; Ath, j.. p. Gail
lard 9Th, w. D. -Manley.
The Company will meet again at the same
TINA and place February %.
JOHN A. II. BRINSDON,
Orderly Sergeant.
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MAJ
OF ANDERSON COUNTY

HAVE completed and had copyrighted
4 and autographed q general descriptive
Map OF Anderson County, dated 1877. which
Ia now offered for sale.
The Map shows the County and Town
ship lines, tsixteen tovnships,) their exact
lengths oy the chain and directions by the
compass. The Townships are handsomely
colored, 30 as to be easily distinguished.
The size Of Map is 81 10 inches. neatly
mounted for hanging. The public roads.
Faiiroads with every curve, and proposed
railroaas; rivers, creeks, churches, cemete-
r1es, mills. factories, water-powera, dwelling
houses, Masonic Lodges, springe, Grnnges'
camp grounds, and other historic points OF
interest appear upon the geographical part
OF the Map. On the sides marginal col
umn OF historical, statistical, geological and
meteoroogica! facts are given, which relate
strictly to this County. These facts have
been carefully gathered and prepared. The
OF this territory by the Cherokee indians
one hundred years ago, when but few white
men lived here. The wealth, area latitude
and longitude, kind Of water and tempern-
ture, mean temperature of the atrnos-hsrs
average annual rainfall and population.
The different religious denominations, with
number of members, and various other
matters Of interest appear on the margin.
have andeavored to present the County
TO the public in all of its varied aspects. Ii,
o new and attractive way, by COMBINING
with the geography the leading historical
and other interesting facts of The County
Cpoi the sauie sheet, in such o short and
condensed form that Il will only reouirs a
glance to understand the whole. Contains
abo'-s 5000 geographical locations. have
been aided in this work by able surveyors,
engineers. draughtsmen. and other we'll,
Informed residents of the County. I have
spent about fourteen months in its prepara-
tion. and am confident have presented to
the public the best County Map, to date, in
the y. 8. For this superiority ! am willing
to contest, o. o reasonable expense, in any
State or U. 8. exposition.
To the former residents of this County.
who now reside in this State, or neighbor.
ing States, or in the far West and North.
west, would say that perusal OF this Map
will be to them like revisit to their old
homes. The Map. can be sent by Express,
SOC. added to price.
PRICES-To subscribers, $3.50; to the
public until first of May, $3.50; after first
of May, $500, except te subscribers.
The patronage cf the public is most re.
spectfully solicited. Te-mB cash upon de.
livery, or in advance if so.it by or express.
g. N. PEGG, Agent.
Feb 2, 1873 .F so -
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FORE.

The franuenE rains somewhat retnrd the
prorraa, or onr forn,e,s A larger are.
rate than ,,sua, Of small erain bas been
,soSr,s yzb,cf, Iftho seasons are as favorable
as Iest = vesr vill brinp forth nm abundant
balyest. n IL yery evident That our peo.
nIs nre,trv;ns, 10 adhere more strictly. than.
i,ers,niors 81 he rples of industry and econ.
h ,I.h :. M ,cr,,,c r,i,l No
viIi TSa,Isset n Farner,a store ON Saturday.
siesk ina at . o,cloc,r y M After the club
YnsssIne, / ,nr,,tstrd mn 1nilitary company will
81 SariSed 81 4, f;,j, attendance Of all the cit.
tzenst 81 the township are earnestly pequest-
sts1,55i N ,hTtaineas bsft1rn the club will be
in,norls,,. ard avs,r, good citizen. white
I Il coTTIloTe1 abo,,Id ne nregent. Mr.. IT. B.
Palms, ID h, MANY as Cantain of
tbs n,o,rts,i ,,,;,ifarv coyn,,a,.y to be form
a S5sbst slsye = Tlns scboois are numerous
and veil attended, M This township has
,,,n. a ,,o..,;,,, ..ys,, ,',b;;s
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zHE AgDERaOs DR1gocaAcY.
Eavnnlr,nh nrnh

SatanHah Club. =
!ne Democratic Club Of savauneh Ts.-,.. :.
,s,e ,s,o met at Davis Aills on February e.h
is'o, according to appointment. The Pres.
ident' Major e. J. Earle, being abse.. D. opr
venerable ex-President, Reuben Burr ~
was called to take the chair, and W. q
ohaw was requested to AT aa Secretary. A
motion prevai5sd unanimously that The
chair should appoint delegates to the Coun.
" convention, whereupon he made the fol-
lowing selection: Capt. VIM. Jones. Lien.
a. N. Sanders. VIM. F. Steward. 8. n
Earle. II. B. Major and our President. No,
E. J. Earle.
IL was ordered that these proceedings be
published in the County papers.
Inc Club adjourned to meet a. :, mo
plaee on the second Saturday "a. =. lrch
next, at O'Clock p. m.
REUBEN BuRRESS,
w President pro tsv,.
W.S. SHAW. Secretary FRO tenn.
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Now and Tllpn.

? It is only now and then that such men as
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, Ex-Gcy. Smith
and Ex-Gov. Brown, Of Ga, endorse q med
iciiTiv fur the tnront anu lungs, and when
they do it is pretty good evidence that the
remedy must be coed for the cure of coughs,
coiGs and lung affections. They recommend
tho CLONE FLOWER CoUoH SYRUP, and their
testimonials are to be sten round the ten
cent sample bottles of the Globe Fower
Syrup, for salo by SIMPSON, REID & co.
A sample bottle relieves the worst cough,
ana viii cure sore throat. Regular size
bottIes, fifty doses, 81. TE
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seGernaan syrup,y,

No Other medicine in the world was ever
given such test OF its curative qualities as
BosfSgE's GERMAN SyRUP In three yeare
two million four hundred thousand small
hotties Of this medicine wns distributed free
Of charge by Druggists in thin county To
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the throat and lungs, giving the
american people undeniable proof thnt
fnArAN 2vnri sill c..se .ke::. ri .S=s;:. I.
has been that Druggists in every Town and
village in the United States are recommend
gists. Simpson, Reid & Co., and ask what
they know about e. Sample BottleJ 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Three doses
will relieve any cass. ls.s
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.GEaag sc Cola1lrzl.
'Haer tho sapersision o9 t1ie Executive
coninistee ez RononA Grange.

Moaattayiile and Mio Mills Changes
are RESPECTFULLY requested to assemble at
their Grange halls at the times desigua-
ted. Moffattsyille, Friday. 22nd instant,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Mic Mills, Saturday,
zSEd instant, at 10 o'clock a. m. Speeches
will DO delivered by deputies from the
Pomona Grange at each of these placs
The public are requested to attend. OF.
ficers will govern themselves accordingly.
w. W. RUSSELL,
Worthy Master Pomona Grange.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

o1AAG O0 OOO n,
19&agg PIcKEHs CoUKTY.
rfs q In Chs Probate C5aut
L. Ross Eaton. Petitioner, ngai,,et E..r,s 80 N.
B. Eaton, Joseph j Eaton; Amands G.
Wilson, ct al, Respondents. Petition for
Partition. t5ilesf
pY virtue of an order in the above stated
-2Q case, 10 me directed by w. G.. Fields,
Judge OF Probate for the County OF Pickens
end State aforesaid. dated The twenty-third
day of November, 1877, ] will sell to the
highest. bidderc.. MONDAY, the 4th day
OF March next, Curing the legal hours Of
sale at Anderson G. H, s.. c..
All shat piece, pared, or Tract of Land.
lying and situate In the Cnnnty Of Ander.
5o-l, and State aforesaid, adjoining lands of
David WntkinA Maria Watson n q Ia
ton, and Others, containing thirty-two acres,
more or less.
ALSO, lot OF Land, situate In same Coun-
ty, and State aforesaid, at the Five Forks,
adjoining lands Of ---- Casey aud John
Harper, containing two acres, more or less.
TERNs- -0ne-half cash On day of sale--re-
| uIuitier On circuit on Iweivo months with
interest from date. Purchaaer to give bond
and secaiity and mortgage OF the premi-
ses TO the Judge Of Problite to secure bal
ance Of purchase money, and pay extra for
ailpapers.
JAMES z z !.seS,co !a.ssee<S5,cos5E.assiisE,E ss5E.assiisE,E,
eif Sheriff AndeEson County.
Feb Z, 1873 so 4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
. ANDRRsOH fyof-K-r

by ". ". Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Naomi Stewart has
applied to me- to grant her Letters of Adj
minissmtion on the Personal Estate and
effects Of James Stewart, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and odmonish
ei! and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the SAID James Stewart, deceased, that
OF Probate, to be held at Anderson c. II.
on Friday, 1st day Of March, 1878, after
publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, If any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted. Given under my hand this 9th
day OF February, 1873.
w. w. HUMPHREYS. J. p. :.
Feb IA, 1873 81
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RYaIENEAL.

I MARRIED, on the siss January. 1873, et
the residence OF the brides father, in a Abbe-
ysl.s County e Sot2 e b PsTEsNEsH RsT S.iia II
Hartwell, and Miss NANNIE J. TUCKER.
+ On the 9TH inst, at o'clock n. M by the
Rev, r. N. Pratt, at the residences OF Col. a..
g, Perrin. in. AbbeyiIle, Col. II. T.. liARRI-
SON OF AadeTsony.lle, 8. c.. and Miss LIZ
ZiE CorHRAE, OF kbbeyilIe. 8. G.
On the 7th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
Nancy Bolt, by Rev. Il. r. Brown. hfr.
BENJEMIN HAMBY and Miss MARY
u O. BOLT ali Of Andersen County.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.

SONHsy' j
In the Probate Court.
w. A. Geer. Plaintiff vs. Minerva Brown
and Anna Brown, Defendants = Complaint
to Sell Rec Esiate in aid Of .Assets, &c.
PY virtue of ON order to me directed by
Ap WV. Humphreys. Judge of Probate
for the County OF Anderson, and State afore-
aaid, will expose to pale on tho FIRST
MONDAY in MARCH nnSL iiaTal =.
Anderson Court Houpe, s. C., the following
described lot Of Land, as tho Real Estate OF
e. r. Brown, deceased:
/. One LOT, situate in the town Of Belton,
in the County and State aforesaid, contain
ing one-half OF an aero, more or less boun-
dsd by lands OF James Robers1on, Jonas
Brown, and the Greenville s& Columbia
Railroad, on the East side of said Railroad.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for oil necessary papers. .@.
Ii% s JAMES III. MCCONNELL,
Feb Z, 1878 ..i 80 Sft.
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Law NOTICE.

a ship in the Practice of Law in the
Courts comprised in the Gin judicial Cir
cult.
Having proper regard to the stringency
and hardships of the times, we propose to
charge for services rendered such fees and
tax costs es were provided for by lnw before
and unreasonable. Especial attention will
be given to oil Conveyances, Deels, Mort
cages, dc. Debts viii be collected without
commsssicn for all petsons resident within
the County. Persons resident without the
Cor:;ss = or State viii be charged 8 per cent.
beyond. -, -.,5
J.gW. HARRISON,
Jan ~. 1879 ~ : 80. ssi
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DIRIGo.3

Mothers, do not let your daTlings suf.I
fer With ihe Whooping Cough, .f you
have strsIncdy ho near at hand. Use DIR,
BnlEs C0ngh Syfub. and the, little kaf-
.SeTeEs Will aoon fnd relief. Price 25
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"A PPLIcATI0N FOR HOMESTEAD. I.
a Notice is hereby given that Taliths
=. Boggs has made application to me for .
Homestead in the personal property of her;
late husband, Edward Bon5sa. and 1thaEs a=id
application Will be heard By me at eleYon
o'clock o. tn.t on the 9th day of March next.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, A
Judge of Probate,
Jan 81, 1873 20
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MoTICE FINAL sETTLEMENT.
4N The undersigned, Administrator OF
VIM. Spencer Moore, deceased. hereby gissss
notice innI nc viii oppIy. TO W. NJ. HUM
;:hreys Judge of Probate, at his Office, ON
the second day OF March next, for d fifinI
settlement Of said Estate, and dischaYzc
from said administration. ~
ts @. w. MOORE, Adna'r.
& Jan 81, 1873 %
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Williamston Male Academy

rHSHE FIRST SESSION twenty wesl,s,
i; begins JANUARY 9Th. Z 'l - &
M ,luiTIoa PER 4EssIoH- Spelling, Reading.
writing. Elements of As;ti.s aI,;s %
SeogrApny, $500: Higher AritiTnetiu :rid
1ieugfHpny, tio,,g vyp q Engliah Gremmnr Compost
Algebra, Geometry, DC. Sl75 vi =
eetrons get beg ueflt of public fintlS Chnr.
ge9 made from time of entrance to isld Of
Session: When attendance Is not possiblo. /
deduction for lost time 10 made. Board Il,
private hmilies as low as at other Villages.
TnueEgEh j. NJ 3 Pr ~ ~ n
u Horton, p, Sec.i r. Y. Acker, Or. Ben. Brown,
Jan 10, 1873 28 ON 8
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nj Office FINAL sErTLRMENT
II Notice 70 hereby given thst the under
sigEsd, Adfnini6.rator, with tIlo VIII an
De1ed, Of the Esiate otJohn q. Poores slle.
ceased, win apply TO the JntSg of Probate
Tor Anderson County, on thes lsth naN OF
Fepsiiary nexe, for 2 Final Settlement md
discharge from said Estate.
& j. 5BfATTIS0N, A dilalr. IS
Jan g. 1875 e SAX
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NOTICE.

iE-I AVING removed to this place, am
a;s &, 40 4. az kkiil..ss Is ;,f o.
in the BOOT and SHOE line-making, re.
pairing, etc. AL work warranted, and ex-
ecnted at the lowest cash prices. Tne pub
over Confectionery of CIV. Gaffeckt.
Feb 2, 1878 so I'm