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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-01
Comfy SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

A convention consisting of the various
Sunday Scl,ols in the town of Anderson
was called ) order by Rev. w. II. Strick-
land, Couty Chairman, at 4 o'clock, on
Sunday tt 20th July. He read the call
for tx lsanization OF the State Sunday
School Invention, and stated that the
Countyjf Anderson was entitled to FIVE
delesat. DR.. Frierson moved, and it was
adopte that it is expedient for US to elect
five dsgates to the State Sunday School
Convtion, to be held at Greenville, S. c.,
on e 21st and 22nd of August. The
Chanan appointed Bros. w. ]. Ligon, G..
, p dly, ]. L. Tribble, J. T. Barnes and
JoJ w. Todd, delegates, and, upon mo-
tit it was agreed that any delegate not
big able to attend, was empowered to des-
iate his alternate. The County Chair
IN was instructed to invite all Superin-
|ndents of Sunday Schools, and Others in
Erested in the Sunday School cause. to at
end the adjourned meeting of this conven-
ion. The proceedings were ordered to be
published in our County papers. The con-
scntion then adjourned to meet at 10 o clock
IN Saturday before the fourth Sunday in
August, at the Baptist Church.
w. H. STRICKLAND, Chairman.
". S. LIGoN, Secretary.
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Tribute OF respect.

meeting of Ebenezer Division, S. of
T., No 81, held July q, 1878, the following
pr~..nble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
in the wise dspensation of His providence,
to remove from our Order OH the 21st July,
1878, our worthy brother, A. E. REED.
Therefore
Resolved, That in the demise of our BROTH
cr the community has lost valuable citi-
zen, the church promising member, and
our Order one Of its most faithful and zeal
GUS advocates.
ResOtrcd That in testimony of our love
for our brother, we will wear our mourning
badge thirty days.
Rcsolred, That we will ever cherish with
fond remembrance the many virtues and
noble traits of character possessed by our
brother, and that We tender the bereaved
family of the deceased our deepest sympa-
thy, and commend them to Him who has
wisely inflicted this sad dispensation.
Rcsolyed, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family, and also forwar-
ded to the INTELLIoEYcEE and Journal for
publication. COMMITTEE.
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a. CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR: Recognizing the wisdom OF
Gov. Hampton's advise, that "the people
should select their best men for the Legis-
lature, and require them to serve" we pre-"
sent Hon. H. R. Vandiver to the Democ"
racy of the County for reelection to the
House of Representatives. thigh charac-
ter, long experience, mind capable Of ap-
preciating tie wants of the people, and o
steadfast devotion TO their interest, consti-
tute a claim to their confidence and suffer-
age, then his friends, confident of success,
ask him to 60 before the people at their pri-
mary election.
Capt. Vandiver's character and record are
too we'll known to the people of the County
to need any extended notice here. We be-
lieve he has served longer in the Legislature
than any man in the County now available
for the position, and during the many years
of this service, both before and since enc
war, the record will show as close atte"tion
to the duties of his position OH bis part Is
that of any Representative who'SerVeo du-
ring the same terms. The frmness ana
courage with which he stood by his Demo-
cratic brethren in the dark and perilous
days of November, '76, is sufficient gaaran-
tee that if by any misfortune those 4vil DAYS
should return, he will not be found want
ing in those qualities which sav'd the State
in that hour of her EXTREMIST ieed.
In the Legislature, Capt. Zandiver Is emil
nently a working member. His friends do
not claim that he is q ,reat speaker, and
thew are not so sure bu that this is in some
measure Recommendation, for it is feared
that tie extreme lAgth Of the legislative
session, of late yes is owing to too much
"Buncombe speking" and not enough
work.
mer A. iunter, G. W. Farmer, Jas. A.
cannt Jordan Burns, w. C. McCarley,
2 F Farmer, w. K. Sharp, N. w.
Gr.it, jas. Barton, Jas. B. Brown, J..
A Burgess
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MASS EsEr1Na.

,..uo ard enthusiastic temperance mass
:. :a u.a "a held in the Baptist Church on
~. $st. Anderson Division, in
in th the Grand Division of South
Ssu faded by the Anderson Cornet
D. "a nder the direction fF. T. Will
,.. paiu' ~u hal, and e. G. Frierson as As
- 80 - NJ NJ shal, marched in procession 10
' -, -. Church, where large and in
',:a. .u - audience was awaiting them.
en-..;a 'etne the opening ode. and an i'm
Ai'e- er by the Rev. II. F. Chreitz-
ples''I 49, ind Worthy Patriarch, E. B.
appropriate terms, extended ON
tAu't",' brdial welcome to the Grand
esi.e.' INV e Of the temperance cause as
DiViSior' thropy and benevolence, and
one =, the speaker for the occasion
i,i'fJ'u'eI : Smeltzer, D. D., of Walhalla,
tue fsev: s,::..s pe of the best temperance
VINO uen'e.es have ever listened to, and
aaufe'Seo w - on hour kept his audience
spell bound, discussihs ioeica.ly, eioquen'iy
and forcible his sub ih'emperance
weighed in ethical h :. 'aU"ng aO an;i con aa
l,c:lusively that intom; = an @ eSil, LAM. ana
| an evil continually We se no aouo'
that his effort wss pf foductivS ON @ucn s00d'
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Brushy Creek.

Brehy Creek Democratic Club met at
Cedal Wreath school house on Saturday
the 9th. First Vice President ]. w. Single
ton alled the meeting 10 order. After
some minor subjects were disposed of, it
was tsolved to have a copartnership bas-
ket pc mic between the Brushy Creek Club
and he Brushy Creek Grange, to take place
Oh Wednesday the 14th of August, at 10
o'clok q. nj. All aspirants for office are
respectfully invited to be present, and in.
strud the people on the political issues OF
the dy.
Th following resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted:
Reolred, That each Democratic Ciuo % mas as
the right to nominate such persons lot oiues
con, ,stencv. We therefore respectfully
recormend to the voters of Anderson
County at the primary election the loiio"'
ing Iamed gentlemen:
Fe Senator-Col. K. "; simpson; @ y 1;,,s
Fethe LegislatureaCoi: w. ., ri'AeN'
Comfy Treasurer-b. y. = J9hiisVn c,o,,
Comfy Comnissioner-John M. 0ieiiii
If.he above named gentlemen accept tn
nominations, they will have their name
PLACID on the list of candidates, and we WI
giveshem our hearty support. 1
Or motion these proceedings were order
sentto the Anderson papers for publicatI
OF motion the club adjourned to meet
Wednesday the 14th of August AZ
O'Clock q. IN.
j. w. SINGLETON, President pro-
SIG. WILLIAMS, Secretary. I
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HOEEA PATH.

The Democratic Club will mt at this
place, on Saturday afternoon ext, at 8
o'clock ...... Your correspondent indebted
to Mr.. ri. L: Latimer, for niceasket of
fruit. May his shadow never gro less..'..'
A row occurred near this place, OF Sunday
last, in which on colored man w shot in
the shoulder, and another hadhe bark
peeled off his head with astick or 3one......
If the dry weather Of the past nhth has
brought out sixteen hundred and f. candi-
dates, what, OH what will the MIC ehowers
and the eclipse of Monday bring fth2......
Rev. J. L. Brownlce will preachatl le PFes-
byterian Church, on Sunday nel E.v.
Messrs Hickson-and4Pace, will coimece
protracted. meeting at Barkeri crek
church on to-day, (Thursday). y
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Good Digestion.

"Give us this day our daily bread" and
good medicine to digest it, is both reverent
and human. The human stomach and liver
are fruitful sources of lifc's comforts; or,
disordered and diseased, they tingle misery
along every nerve and through every artery.
The man or woman with good digestion see
beauty as they walk, and overcome obstacles
they meet in the routine of life, where the
dyspeptic sees only gloom and stumbles and
growls at even imaginary objects. The
ished; but that many lives have been pro.
longed, and many sufferers from Liver dis
ease, Dyspepsia and Headache, have been
cured by MERRELL's HEPATrNE, is no longer
adoubt. Itcures Headache in tyscu-7,,
utss and there is-R,,-'
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Martin.

Martin Township Democratic Club met
at CIinkscales' Mills on Saturday last Pres
ident R. Clinkscales presiding. The Club
made the following nominations:
For Govcrnor-Wade Hampton.
Lieut.. Governor-W. D. Simpson.
Congress-D. Wyatt Aiken.
Senator-R. w. Simpson.
! Representatives-Col.C c. s. Mattison, E. B.
Murray, T. A. Hudgens and Reuben Clink-
Scales.
HProbate Judge-W. W. Humphreys.
$Treasurer-Wm. McGukin.
School Commissioner-C. C. Reed.
County -Commissioners-E. Harris, ]. A.
Drake and ]. G. CAN'T.
The} Club numbers 2ao members, of whom
II are$eolored.
GEO. NJ. McDAvID, Sec.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS Ass0CIA.
TI0N

Pursuant to call made by the President
of the Anderson Farmers and Mechanics
Association, the stockholders met in the
Court House on Monday the 29th inst.
The President stated the object of the
meeting to be for the election of officers to
serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of guch other business as might
be brought before the meeting.
A majority of the stock being represented,
it was moved that the old officers, to wit
B. F. Crayton, President; F. E. Harrison,
Vice President; ]. L. Tribble, Secretary and
Treasurer; w. w. Humphreys, ]. w. Nor
rs, D. ]. shearard, w. H. D. Gaillard and
J. w. Provost. Directors-be reelected by
acclamation, which was adopted.
The President then returned his thanks
to the stockholders for the honor conferred
upon him as an expression of their renewed
confidence He stated that he had thought
to decline reelection, so as to let some
one else fill the place That he was afraid
that some might think him selfish in hold
ing on to this, after being elected President
OF the State Agricultural Association, but,
if the stockholders wished him to remain as
the President, he was still ready and will
ing to do all he could toward making An
derson County the Banner County of the
State in her agricultural interests. That he
was giving much of his time in the interest
of the State Agricultural Association, and
hoped the farmers of Anderson County
would also take Oil interest in it, and lend
both their products and their presence to
the next State Fair. That ne felt satisfied
that they would continue to assist him in
making the County Fair success.
The following delegates were appointed
to attend the summer meeting of the o'au'
Agricultural Association in spartanburg,
with power to appoint their alternates II
they should not be able to attend, to wit:
]. w. Provost, w. n. D. Gaillard, W. j.
Lyon, J. Bolton Watson and P. X. Nc
Gully.
After transacting other business of less
Importance, the meeting adjourned sine die
J. L. TRIDBLE, Secretary.
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TEACHERS CoNvENTIoy

ANDERSON, july A.
Aimeeting of Teachers was 3 go =. =
School Commissioners office toy a., ai,1s al, y
Teachers Association, pursuant W. :..;"n
previously made. The School W. r.
er stated the object of the mee1' II ~.
McHroy was elected chairman ,.a,,, ond
vice-chairman, G. w. Belcher COZ 49, CIV
j. NJ. Geer assistant secre. o:..oa :"
j. NJ. Geer and S. P. Tate wrLrl ~ - =
committee to inform Mr.. Hnuy y. n,'
appointment as chairman. ic onai. n."..'
on entering upon his dut6a,e I w.
vention an address, shos pi"'y ,n aN
forcibly the needs of the ehi'ion sc,icois'
and proceeded to point nc slea' o1,e.s' ,e =.
ue stated e., important facts
bear,np on A. hit of the schools.
On motion, a comm Oh l'e were "p-
no;nt.d IN aza luton and bylaws
for tho oovo,.IIl HE association, and
renort at tho n-. ting. School Com
missioner corr,;lo essed the convention,
giving much yalr inforination Oh 'ne
subject to beinve TED ana niaae = eni'i.ns,
1t was ordered, aotion' thae .he iirs'eos as
of the commoh hools OF the diiiereh'
townshipa besfd to meet win 0l.s Ins
Preachers lat fIfsxt meeting. Moved
faand adopt tAd tol E. NJ. Rucker be i'll
v;ted to a6hdrhe Invention at its next
moet;np alnat be notified by COM
m;ttee of tBhaue On motion the next
reet;np wIkdy 10 convene on the 24th
A,orst nETaSo'clock a. IN. in the
| Court HouYsse. .rnestly requested that
all the TEX. Sat that time.
! II was az az THAT the proceedings
.Aof tb;s rSySs;s af plished in the Ander-
s.onS SI.rssos saos a. a. Journal. After ap-
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An IInileniahle Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if yol lead u
miserable unsatisfactory life in this bcarti.
full world, it is entirely your own fault, and
there is only one excuse for yol-your un-
reasonable prejudice and skepticism, which
has killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure You of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such as sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, sour
stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness Of
the head. nervous prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you of its wonderful cures. You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve You.
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| Bishop's Branch.

The Bishop Branch Democratic CLUB met
on July 27, and was called to order by the
President, Mr.. j. P. Glenn. The report of
the Executive Committee swclled the num-
ber of names on odr roll, and our club is in
full working TRIM Garvin township is
affording two Democratic Clubs within its
boundary-one at Slabtown and one at
Bishops Branch, and it seems that all
things are working together for good to
them that love Hampton. The Club, on
motion, proceeded to make nominations, as
follows:
For Senator-Hon. R. w. Simpson.
Representatires-Major E. B. Murray,
Hon. J. L. Orr, Col. L. E. Campbell and
Col. w. s. Pickens.
On motion, the Club decided, for want of
information, to postpone the nomination of
County officers until the next regular meet.
ing, whichis on the fourth Saturday in Au-
gust, at p. m.
]. P. GLENN, Pres.
JULIUS R. NEWTON, Sec.
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THE MUSTER AT Cross ROADS.

The battalion muster at Cross Roads on
last Saturday consisted of the companies Of
Cants J. L. Br u, R. R. Beatty, A. N.
Saunders and VIM. S. Hall, of the Western
Regiment, which were commanded by the
regimental officers, consisting Of Col. w.
E. Walters, Lieut..Col. ]. 7. Clones and
Mai. Elias MCGEE. accompanied by. their
staff officers, and Maj. ]. N. Vandiver, of
the Eastern Regiment. The companies
were well attended, and the parade proved
to be a very great success. The officers and
men shew great proficiency, and the conf
panies went through the various move
ments with skill which would have been
creditable to men with double their prac-
tice. After the drilling was over, the con-
course of people, which probably numbered
one thousand, assembled by the, Church,
and were addressed upon the political situa-
ton by Messrs. John B. Moore, E.B. Muir
raw, John Wilson, E. NJ. Rucker, B. It.
Crayton and w. E. Walters. Gen.W. w,
bHumphreys presided over the meeting, and
appropriately introduced the speakers, who
made short and pointed speeches. at thu
conclusion of which dinner was announced
and the crowd gathered in small partie:
around the numerous baskets of good thing
which had been provided to revive theinne
man, and from the hearty appetites o
which they gave evidence. we can safel.
testify that the repast was both abundan
and tempting. In the afternoon the youn
people gathered at Mr., Longs gin house
!, and for several hours defied the thermomt
ters proclamation of heat by engagingtmo'
ardently in the dance. Everything passe
off very pleasantly, indeed, and all presen
testify that the day wasan interesting on,
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eEANeE KEETrNG.

The meeting of PonpsaGrange, wits the
Harper, Sandy SPRING Deep Creek, Hn
ter's Spring and ToNn Creek Associates
Grange, at Lebanon, Pn last Friday and
Saturday, was we'll Al fended by delegates
from these Oranges, AM the exercises were
unusually interesting ..NThe SUBJECT Oh tne
best mode of keeping |. Rck under the new
stock law was discusseGait length ana with
,nncb practical abilityIa by many of the
Grangers present, and ssery e3ceileht essay
IN woman.s domestic I'd stions was read by
Mrs. VIM. Quales. Af an eAeenen' oaS-
ket dinner, and the tran 2ction OF other IN
,teresting business, the SUBJECTS ior tne next
meetinr we're arranged, d Sandy Springs
vos asreed unon as thEplace. On Sat
urday a long session o%pomona oianee
was held after which lib public meeting
was entertained by an pie and striking
address from Col. J. WgEorris, upon the
moral, social, political ali financial mnu-
ence of the Grange. TH speecn was in-
structive, and received thSsst OF attention
and the highest apprechahn. After TINS
speech dinner was announa]a anu pfo'eu
to be most abundant and dSumptnous re-
past, which was heartily ea,rtaken OF oy
those nresent. In the aftG4oon John E..
Breazeale, Esq, was requested to make a
speech upon woman in theGihnge, and re-
sponded in an eloquent address paying the
highest compliment to woman, her mission
and the way she fulflls it, After this
speech the meeting adjourned, and all
present felt that they had spent two days in
most pleasant and profitable Interchange OF
,,;ou,c 'esf
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Bowling Green.

At call meeting of Bowling Green Club,
held July 9th, the following nominations
were made:
For Senator-R. W. Simpson.
Representatives-Dr John Wilson, Maj.
E: B: Murray, Col L. E. Campbell, Col.
w. 8. Pickens.
Probate Judge-Gen. W. w. Humphreys.
Treasurer-Wm. McGukin.
County Commissioners-Wm. S. Hall,
e. NJ. Snipes, B. f. Dacus.
School ommissioner-R.SW Todd.
Auditor-W. T. Grubbs.
On motion, the Club adjourned to meet
3rd Saturday in August, at p. m.
A. HARRIS, Pres.
E. M. SNIrEs, Sec.
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Bolton.

According previous announcement, the
Bolton Democratic Club met at Bolton Sat
urday, July 9th, at 8 p. m. President
G. w. AhGee called the meeting to order,
and dechred the body ready for business,
when short and interesting speeches were
made By Rev. w. P. Martin, DR.. w. G..
Brown ind others. The propriety of max
ing nominations, or suggestions for nomi-
nations for the various offices, both State
and Comfy, was brought up and discussed
at some length, when, on motion, it was
agreedto defer making any nominations by
this Glib until the third Saturday in Au-
gust mkt, at which time all the members
of theClub are requested to meet at Bolton
at tw, o'clock p. m, for the purpose of
makiE nominations and attending to other
businss of the Club. On motion, it was
agreet that this Club meet at Calhoun, near
Shad, Grove Church, on Wednesday, Au-
gust III, at o'clock p. m, and that we in
yite al candidates who can to meet with US
at tha time and place, and give us their
views on the political situation, and the
policy they expect to pursue if elected
This iotice to be considered their invitation.
Adjourned. G.. w. MCGEE, Pres.
JAS w. PooRE, Sec.
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For County Commissioner.

The many friends of VIM. s. HALL re-
spectiully nominate him as & candidate for
the Office of County Commissioner at the
next clection-subject to the result of the
primary election. Mr.. Hall is well known
throughout the County as Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants of our County.
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ACARD,

N. EprroE: I.desire with the next IS G
of rour paper to withdraw my name n9s
all further consideration for inc pGr Thsr.
So Senator in the ensuing election. ,l.s haefe ~
: ,lst obstacle to my being a candidate, ola
~ Ssal nature which / have not been aole
VI !, move and which I,foresee, ] shall not
~ ab!eto remove. My friends, and pe.hap1 ,hst
- -. nnblic generally, will undetsss.nd VIVA.
sas p, feel that ought not s9 lpsiger:eS
- : seeI,ifrly doubtfal silor any !,
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CLUB MEETINGS.
HopeweIl Democratic Club

Will meet, pursuant to adjournment, at
Hopewell Spring, Saturday, Bird of August
at which time tits expected that the Club
will make nominations, and therefore every
member is earnestly requested to be present.
WIN. A. NEAL. Pres.
WELBoRN MARTIN, Sec.
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The name of WILLIAM McGUKIN.is
presented to the people of Anderson Coun-
ty as suitable person to fill the Office of
County Treasurer, subject to nomination at
the primary election as provided by the Ex-
,ecutive Committee. His qualification and
fitness for the office is recognized by many
who elected him to the pnsition in 1876.
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CAMPMEETING.

4 canpmceting will begin on i;t 1
rday, Sd of August, at Towns hap
hrswhat is known as the elihsscal;
se on Broadmouth Creek, tetwess Ca
b and Honea Path. Revs.o;A. baro.
E9Finger, VIM. A. Hodges and ethel
1SwtHciate. The public is invited to a
tsI ysS. .sstrn.
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For County Treasurer.

The friends of S. E. MOORE, the present
County Treasurer for Anderson County, by
appointment of Gov. Hampton, nominate
him for re.appointment 70 said office at the
primary election, in such manner as may
be determined on by the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS.
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George Fox, the comedian, "Humpty
Dumpty" died from paralysis attributed to
the "fakewhite," laid upon the face for his
comic makeup. Let ladies cultivate only
the pink and white Of health that follow the
use of DR. HAgrER's LIVER PILLS AMI. IRON
Toxic
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For School Commissioner.

The many friends of C.. c. REED re-
spectfully announce him as a candidate for
the position of School Commissioner for
Anderson County-subject to the primary
election. Hchas been prominently engaged
in the work of public education, and il
elected will bring to the office practical
experience and knowledge which will be
valuable to the public school system of our
County.
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"THE RED SHIRTS"

Will meet at Pendleton for Platoon Drill
on Saturday, 10th of August, at $3.50 p. M.
The members are urgently requested to be
punctual BY order of the Captain.
80 JonN A. II. BRINsDoN, O.S
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

The friends of Hon D. WYATT AIKEN
announce him as candidate for reelection
to Congress, from the Third Congressional
District, ut the ensuing election.
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HENRY GENTRY announces himself
o candidate for the office of School Com
missioner for Anderson County. Having
been disabled in the late war by the loss of
a hand, he solicits the favorable considera-
ton of the voters of Anderson County.
He will conform to the arrangements that
may be made by the Democratic party in
reference to the primary election.