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St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19
JUDICIAL ADVEasTnsEMEN
DEBIHC SALE
ESTATE OF NAPOLEON l.. PITRE.

by virtue OF an oJdcr tf-the honorable Parish.
Judge Of st. Landry lat.a the l9th september
1878. | will. either by inatrum,nt;lllty of the
sheriff or some other puhi; otti .er of st Iandr,
or , III my otfcl ii ehar:t'tcr sell for cash. OF.
the late rtsidenc" Of Napoleon l.. fitre. de-
ceased, III Plaisance settlement, the following
property:
l. A certain plantation situated at 3 ,d place
containing IS arprnts. hn;ln,lctl north hy bubble
ROAD lr;ntlll" from oprlolls;+ to Vile Plat. and
ny iHllc!l .!"Stph< south by Mrs. Christova1
Dnnlr. east by Paul lambert and west by Clas
n p!trc and hy Julien Jnstpl
TWO tracts of. wu"tlltl situated in til.
P.;'!S:''i'" wo"tlS one containing As atpents and
one cont tH'Illl- 10 a4'penis
3. l"t"f gentle stock lot of sheep lot u
" - oxen. linrSi:S.; nitit-S. mules, ar:liOry in-
hc!htilS one hilS1N. one StTar mil and pains
i'liSrilril ami ktrYlclI furniture.
Ie!m>--tiiISIl.
LOUISE J. PITRE,
sept 2l-1t-hlG Administrative.
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- 3Ali EsH RiF'S SALE.
'.,HtoI COURT. sP\i;I ~ OF ST LANDRY
Nos l1,y and 1898

t'Aito!1 COURT. P\iI ~ OF ST. LANDRY
N''S Is, - and 1893.
'AM'L L.. RUMBLE. MiErr, vs.. LOUIE
Ds->MAlt Ms.
HE virtue Of II Wit ~ fcri facas iss,tr.
'ii nf the Parish Court. III ami for the paris!
II 81 I"nllH III tEr ;thny,' entitled snlt and I,
ne hr'ttr"; WIZ proceed I" sell at Ilhli' an,
az lnrlSu: IN the t'Wai of OprlollS;,S. OF
SATURDAY. t g I9tn 'laH OF pr nhrr. 1878. !.
Il "rork \. W., til tninWii: / s.ril,rd n:uDcrt,
.u-Wt:
one sf"rc-h"uSt' HOW n:.rnpcl by Eticnn
VI m ttEefntr with 4 'n' Ill.ttr arprnt q
ground nn which litl It ~. IL >lttt fir ,utju
~ the plil'iic ro lrulius from Opclo,l-as Il
irll.Vu'. bound Il west bv jules Ch;.rnpre
south by jn.r> Cns.hrr.. alrl North by curpur;.
fl"n lile OF toNn '.f D,r,o,lS;iS.
Trriils--T" be sold on II credit of twelve
months. pnrrliH~rr furnishing bond and security
,'rr" r. I,ns & to law and paying all costs and
G. C. DUSON,
sept IA She"ff Of tn" Parish nf st Tarflrv-
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HNaAE sCN MUTUAL FARE aNsum-


ANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
N the south =
Risks on Sill gar IIbt,st.s.l Gin Hanst.s, Stores
anu Dwellings tak;n ut tlIc LDwost Country
Rates.
JAMES Dty, President,
Ii. CARPENTER. St,.'y
WILLIS PRESCOrT, Agent.
NasltlngtUn. la.
LOUISIANA EQUlTARzE a.:RE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
The only Cnmlriny In Louisiana that hns
"inilit't with tlir act ~ fnc L,.Stsl ture In
:''"in'rd and s'tSt .tile ny the st. Landry
'rnntois, rrunirln. u Reserve Fnnl for rnri
s'"iirN Holder, This f"nil my HAS pald To- tim
Families "i Pnli Y il"ht.Is over
$:s75, o.
Turing the past eight years.
,AMUEi VI TODD. President
RORr ". OGDEN. Wee President
\DkEW PATTON. 2i Vice. President
WM. HENDERSON. Secretary,
WILLIS pEESCOTr. Agent
zen 9-H Washington, La.
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ElERAFF's SALE.
PARISH COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1885,

L. GODCHAUX VS.. NORA TURNER
By virtue OF writ of t1eri facias issued
ont of the honorable Parish Court, in for
the Parish of st. Landry in the above entitled
public auction to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town of Ope-
lonsas. on SATURDAY, the I'd day of November,
1873, at IL o'clock A. M, the following described
property, to-wit.
Two bales of cotton Gess one-fOurth) and
about two bales Of cotton in field unpicked.
Terms--Cash.
C. C. DUSON,
oct 10 Sheriff OF the Parish of St. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19
NOTaCE OF ADMINISTRATION
pkt'fA IL COURT, PARISH OF ST. Landry
No. 4O27.

ESTATE OF ANTOINE RIVIERE.
Whereas. Sylvanie Snnnier of the parish OF
of ST. l.antiry. has applied ny her petition to III
appointed administrative of the estate OF Antoine
.;ivlere. deceased, late of the parish of St
Landry.
Therefore. any person in ending to make oJ.
p"Siti"n to said appointment. will ti'e the same
in writing in my Office i'll the town of Optous;,>
within ten days from the present notice.
JAMES y. CHACHERE. Clerk
oct ID -kh = :.
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS year. in ad-
rance TIE year can lie begun at any time. as
nifty two numbers OF the paper make a years
subscription.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19
Henry BB'NrH BePrAer.
Bses1e. ~WsaS0aa.

Still continues the Undertaker's business I'm
>pelousas, AMI will be- thankful for patronage
" MA llne. may 2A-tf
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19

On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Monday, November the 18th. 1878
r. III. LITTELL, President.
Attest: c. MAYO, Clerk.
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GHERHFF's SALE. ~
DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
sg No. 1O1O2.
MARIE JULIE DAIGLE, ADMRX. VS.. Holm
G. BROOKS Err / g. : r. N.'N.NN
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Tricks BrirRs / 2
FIR S II GU 4 Atty.
For Sale by the HRnndred or Tbeuunna,
CAMP HAMILTON PLANTATION.
NEAR OrELOCaAs.
inch 23-tf T. MILLER ANDERSON.
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Democratic-Con~ Alcket'

orriou>As. SATURDAY. o ToEER 10, is7s.
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.. 2.
oct 10 Sheriff OF the Parish of St. Landry
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19
List: of .BeGrOrS,

sept IA She"ff nf tn" P.,riSh nf 81
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19

PAPER-fIANGINa3,

--ASD-
St. Landry democrat., 1878-10-19

May ll-ti
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

The OO tickets ending figures 81. being the
same two ending figures OF the capital prise. are
each entitled to $40.
LOUISVILLE, July 81. 1873
The undersigned requested . committee the
part Of ticket supervise the fourth drawing Of
the Common wealth Distribution Company. which trans
ped In this city this day hereby certify that the fore
going correct list OF the which fairly DRAWN
IN tue usual manner In presence corresponding win
the numbers from wheel In which 100000
placed by THOMAS A. HARRIS.
GEORGE z. II. GRAY,
X. c. WINTRRSMITH
Committee
LounyILLs KY. July 81. 1879
hereby certify that the foregoing correct copy az
THOMAS j. CoMAERFORD. Secretary
Next drawing september 30 Nearly 1900 prizes
Sll5 cash Capitals, OOO SO 3d. 8, 900 Tickets
&; Havss 81. For tickets or inform alton address
r. J. COMMEkFOkD. Secretary,
Courier j ournal Building. Louisville, KY
Or JACKSON co. General Agents. 81 Nassau IT, n. V;
o. y. II. PORTER CO., Eastern Agents, .227 Broad
"a
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SPECIAL HOTICEs.
ISOh10NwEALrH DIsfKfBUTf0X ~
LIST or NUMBERS Winning PRIZES IN THE
FOURTH DRAWING Oy THE COMMONWEALTH
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY,
DRAWN AT LOUISVILLE, KY, JULY 81, 1878.

rt.s LOUISVILLE, July 81 1878.
This TO certify that the kept the
ORD Of the draw .nrbsrs Of the fourth drawing Of the
in Library Hall Jaly 81 1878 and the following list Is
rect. BEN. G. wEAvER,lr.u.
r. b. BOYD. AeherA
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DRY GOODS.

"A. GREAT REDUCTION IN
@ gentiemea's and ladies' BOOTS aud Shoe. .
Gentemens hnc French calf sud hid Dress shoes and
Oxford fics. Is, ~ 30. 81 aud 81. |
ut BROOKS, 1875 Brosd~sy, cornst Nth Vt.
nAMAsED GOODs.-LiNENs, NAPkiNs DUNLts.
Dfoweis Sc suitable for boeis Restaurants and family
use fsnneis. tsssimeres, sstine Cloths tlscs SILKS.
good Quality; Jsccnet aud Swiss Mnsns. Bishop Lawn
white Counterpanc.. &c.
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THE TURF.

A AUCTION, FRENCH AND COMBINATiON
Pools sold ON saratogs Races and Rochester Trots,
Westminster, evcry dav this week. LEONARD co.
GENTLEMEk WISHING TO SEND ORDEns TO TIiE
" Saratoga races aoply 10 W. LOWELL. 10 West 2sn
ST., or at THOMAS, No. Barclay Books open on all
CAKArOGA RACES-ORDERs RECEIVED FOR
CFrench: Coordination. Straight &C. at Barclay ST.. all
day, aud LILO Broadway, evenings. Tickets 81.
NAIrERsAIIs's TURF AGENCY. i,22a BROADWAY
Combinatos. straight and place books every day,
all events; the longest odds. McDOUGALL
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
ABLY VAN TASsELL & KEARNEY. AUcTIoNEERs.
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION
MART, lkl liz East 18th ST., near 4th av,
On TUESDAY AUGUST u,
At 10 o'clock,
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deprived themselves OF potent factor of national
morality and prosperity. We can point TO the en-
come have reaped the benefit of accession of law
abiding and Industrious citizens. Let occupy our
selves to-day, not with the promises fulflment,
but its origin; not with what God spake. but
with the fact of His speaking. Critics ask how God
spoke when and in what language. previous to ac-
cepting the statement; they might well refuse to
be warmed by the suns rays because one can tell
what is their source of heat. Like them those
who. because the creative germ deties the power OF
their microscopes refuse TO believe in its existence
GODS VOICE.
II we earnestly asked for elucdation. we may
answer that God spoke to Abram and gave him that
conviction, just he speaks to us without speech.
without words. without any audible voice. Each
must 20 10 his own experience. | am no prophet
said DR. Mendes, and no prophets son; the days OF
the years Of my pilgrimage half those OF many OF
you: yet both numerous and frequent have been
the moments in which have felt God speak to me.
Your experience, firmly believe. has been similar.
When musng on our life's course tracing the steady
plan that underlies all its varied directions. Gods
voice speaks to of His mercy and kind guardian
ship When men conspired 10 harm and hurt us It
was Gods voice that called to us, Fear not. am
with thee" When it has been in our power to wreak
summary vengeance upon such that the world wonld
have cried .'V,rdf,' and approval. who it that
spoke within soul Mime are vengeance and
compense!" and bade the uprased hand sink to
harmless rest again? When we awaken after long
moral torpor II is the voice Of God that courses
through our soni. like the subtle galvanc fluid
through our nerves and gives it strength and tone.
peaceful grandeur Gods voice dictates the prayer.
Lord. how great Thy works. In the death
chamber, race 10 race with the silent mystery OF nys-
teres God breaches to of His power and our igno-
rance In despair at moment we are helpless the
very next plan of succor strikes Whence came
the light? Not from ourselves. moment before we
were ignorant and without any plan Not in visible
appartions does God speak to us. but in secret
thoughts. our hearts promptings and our brains
revolutions. II is a constant voice. loudest when
hands waver and feet fater When drowned by the
din of the world close the doors of the soul and the
windows of the eyes that open the world and clear
and unmistakable its tones are heard again In bid
ding us, .et thee from thine adverse surroundings.
il points way to happiness. under the guardianship
of the Protector of the suffering the Lord OF all flesh.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
much surprised by reading in Sundays
HERALD "that there is hardly church In Europe
that has any carpets the floor any other seats
than rough pine benches coarse straw -bottomed
chairs" Iwould like to know what part of Europe"
such primtiveness belongs to. l never walked
bare floor. and to the pews they furnished
cording tho tastes of tho lessee. most pews
rented unfurnished and parties liberty put
velvet. '.damask ''moreen" suits their ideas.
There may be free seats at the sides end OF the
church which arc not cushioned but TO the prim-
tive style of chair alluded TO, them In q
church, and seldom anywhere and think religious
people are much indulgcd in luxuries of church
comforts here. They boast of ''gilded prayer
books and 'ravishng music tso to use the words Of
the statement). and though last but not least. fine
preachers. INDIGNANT.
FORTY-FOURTH STREET SYNAGOGUE.
GODS SPEECH TO MAN-sRRMoN By RKv. DIR.
DE soLA MENDEs.
Rev. Dr. Mendes preached yesterday in the Forty
fourth Street Synagogue. taking his text from Genesis
xiii, land the Lord spake unto Abram. Get thee
from thy country. and from thy birth place. and
from thy fathers house. unto q land which will
show thee"
With the curiosity the Doctor said. Of an
observer standing before huge oak tree. knoted
and gnarled. scared by fire and weather worn. peer
ing up into branches forest in themselves. and
noting tho countless forms OK Ire ana acttvity tnoy
shelter. and then. turning 20 an acorn in his hand
trying to realize that that tree sprang from such
seed does the Israete turn to these few words OF the
Deity and see in them the germ of the nation of
thrty-nve centuries history. the germ which flames
could not check nor prisons tortures obstruct in
growth 50 that IL has developed. branched, rami6ed.
from one end Of the earth 10 the other. Could the
most sanguino have believed that the tod-awakened
Chaidcar the eccentric philosopher. az he must have
appeared 70 HIS contemporaries should. by preaching
tie one invisible God have founded the faith Of the
mi of Odayy What was it that induced of
Terah TO cast off father family. country 70 wander
forth exile for his convictions What gave him the
confidence Of protection when iar from the vicinity
his elan?
scripture tells us "rhe Lord spakc unto Abran :"
aud IN his speaking promised him safety. ''bessing
those who blessed him. cursing those who cursed
him." We have how this promise has been full
filled We can call the roll of nations, from Egypt
down TO Roumania. which, by affecting Israel have
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but on those who, Under the forms of
law, wculd impose millions of dollars of
fraudulent bonds upon the honest labor
and toll of the State.
Our correspondents idea Of Demo-
cratic success Is a good one as set forth
in the road by which he says We afe to
reach it, which il, What all the rights of
ali the citizens of the State, whether
they be rich or poor, be respected a'ike,"
but as applied to the bond question we
do not See that It suits his views. We
beiisss the taxpayer should be equally
protected with the bondholder. Thai
the bondholder should hot lave more
THAN the jjastne.s Of his claim requires.
and that the taxpayer should not be
called on to pay more than this.
We repeat that we favor paying the
Just portion of the consolidated debt
and rejecting all of it which is ffaudu.
lent, and if the bondholders will not
refer it to the Bond Court then we hope
the Legislature will take care of the
peoples interests against the holders of
such bonds US may be shown to be fraud
ulent.
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAR0i.iNEi
AspERsoS CoUsTY,
In the Court of Common Pleas.


In the Court of Common Pleas.
O. H. P. FAINT, Plaintiff, against w. H.
Bolman, G. y. G. Bolman, 7. K. Boil
trsr,, John Outz, and others, Defendants.
-Cbmpldint .f9r foreclosure Of Real Prop
miy.
DY yjrtue of mi order from the Hon.
~ T. /. Mdcket; presiding Judge, to me
directed, I Hill self tG tire highest bidder, at
Anderson Court House. ON MONDAY, the
5th day of August, A. d. 1878, the follow
ing lands, described in these proceedings Gs
situate on Big Beavcrlam Creek, partly in
Anderson and Oconee Counties, South Car.
olina, containing Three Hundred and
Thirty-one fifty-two hundredths 1881 52-1OO)
acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Nor.
gan Harbin, G. H. Whitworth, G. w. Ma
ret w. R. Parker, and others, divided as
fGllows:
SO. /.
Containing One Hundred and sxty-seven
,ixty-two huldredth (167 02-100) acres,
more or less, situate on both sides OF the
County line. bounded by lands of Morgan
Harbin and others.
NO. .,
Containing One Hundred and Eleven forty
one.hundredth (111 40-100) acres, more or
less, situate on botk sides of the line be-
tween Anderson and Oconee Counties, on
Big Beaverdam Creek, bounded by lands of
W. II. Parker and others.
NO. 3,
Containing Fifty-two fifty one-hpndredth
(52 5O-1O0) acres, more or less, sitiinte on
both sides of the line between Anderson
and Oconee Counties, bounded by lands of
Larkin Cole, Morgan Harhin and others.
Plats of the land will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
Terms Cash-purchasers to pay extra for
papers.
July II, 1878 50
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THE ORGAN wAR-A 100 lb. SOLID SHOT.

If any man insults your common sense by
offering frst-class Stop Organ for S65,
Shoot him on the Spot" All necessity for
buying such inferior Organs is forever done
away with. 500 Cash, or 500 on Easy
Terms, now buys magnificent Mason &
Hamlin Parlor or Church Organ with -Four
Sets Reeds and Ten Stops, in Elegant New
Style Case with Illuminated Pdncls-Hand-
soonest Style of Case ever produced. SPECIAL
OFFER to introduce this new Style. Sent on
trial. Guaranteed for life time. Rented
until paid for. Other new styles just out.
Illustrated catalogues free. Address LUD-
DEN & BATES, Savannah, Ga, Manufac-
tuIer's Wholesale Agents for the South.
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some twenty years ago, the "Royal Char.
ter" was lost on her homeward voyage,
from Australis, on the Welch coast, on
the other side of Holyhead coming up
the channel. A tall pillar, close to high
water mark, marks the grave of the three
huhdfed rerple 1ho pef;she1 here
Next canie the smoke Of Liverpool,
hanging like d black .cloud in ,She dis
tance; we passed the Villages of Brighton
and Waterloo OH the. McFsey; shot BY
the pietHfssqiie did fOtt at the fofmef
place, and soon were in full sight of the
enormous docks and tall chimneys of
this, the second largest city in the United
Kingdom. With the exception of the
first two or three days out from Balti-
more, our voyage had been one of unal-
loyed pleasure, thanks to the fine
weather, the excellent sea-going quail
ties of the ALLAN" boats, aud the efforts
Of Our gallant Captain ,ahd. the stop;
pages at Halifax and st. Johns had the
happy effect of breaking the monotony
of the voyage, besides introducing the
traveller to new and interesting scenes-a
privilege WnICu C'n oo eHJoyeu y "o
other line. AS the tender came along
side the "Hibernian" to take off the pas
sengers and baggage, three times three
hearty cheers testified to the popularity
Of Captain Richardson and the other off.
GERS IF the shipj and then our minstrel
troupe, standing Oh the paddle-bd2 Of
the small steamer, performed the song,
"And he is a jolly good fellow &C."
(meaning Captain R.,) your correspon-
dent keeping tact with an umbrella.
And thus ended our trip across the
Atlantic. My next letter will be from
Hamburg, and my next after that from
the interesting city of Copenhagen, Den
mark; the northern Athens" as Bay
ard Taylor calls it'll And, until then,
al reuoirI
ALPHA
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
E1. Parte H. B. Rodgers and G. M. Rodgers,
E1'rs, in re. Elizabeth Rodgers, Plaintiff,
against
H. B. Rodgers, G.. M. Rodgers, Sarah Rod
gers, Rutha Ann Rodgers, Frank Rodgers,
VIM. L. Rodgers, Humphreys Rodgers,
Nora E. Rodgers, John B. Rodgers,
John T. Rodgers, Abram NJ. Rodgers, De-
PENDANTS. s.-Silmnion, for relief-CO,nplGint
not Serred.
To the Defendants above named
UOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the petition in this action,
which Is filed in the office of the Court OF
Probate for the said County, and to serve q
COPY of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office, at Anderson,
South Carolina, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day OF
such service; and if you fail to answer the
petition within the time aforesaid. the plain
tiff in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Dated June Goth, 1878.
To the Defendants above named
T1AKE NOTICE that the petitions filed
Il in this proceeding are to prove the Will
of Mrs. Ann Rodgers, deceased, in due form
of law. and for sale of her Real Estate for
partition and payment of debts. for appoint
ment of Guardians ad Item, for infant de-
fendants, and other relief therein mentioned;
The Real Estate consisting of Homestead
of 80 acres, Chesley Rodgers tract 200 acres,
lot in Williamson one acre, tract IN Oconee
County 450 acres. >-
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
I,,ne o7 1S1R 30 6
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED Proposals for making Two
y Hundred Thousand good Brick for
new Presbyterian Church are invited by the
undersigned. Place for yard. necessary
lumber and wood for burning the brick will
be furnished within the corporation OF
Town. Proposals will be examined by the
Committee on the Goth July, and the con-
tract awarded on that day.
For any further information apply to Ell
ther of the Building Committee.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Chm.
B. F. WHITNER,
G. F. TOLLY.
NJ. L. SHARPE,
SAMUEL GRAFTON.
July II, 1873 81
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w. T. WIRELESS,
w. E. JACKSON,
E. F. VERDsRY,
Committee.

The resolutions wefe adopted and Or
dered spread on the minutes.
Z The committee nave returned home
entirely satisfied with the result of their
visit, aud express the opinion thst the
prospects for the connections Of Anderson
with Augusta by the proposed railroad
are decidedly good.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator, with the Will an
ne1ed, of the Estate of ]. B. Provost, de-
ceased, will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Anderson County, on the 18th day OF
August next, for Final Settlement and
discharge from said Estate. an,
J. L. ORR,
Admir-. with will annexed.
I,,l,, II 1874 50
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BUFFALO NURSERY.

T1HE undersigned is agent for the above
Il celebrated Nursery of Henry Rust &
Co, near Greensboro, N. c., and will take
pleasure in giving special attention to sup
plying the orders of patrons and of the
public with such fruit trees as they may
wish. These trees are suited to our climate,
and have given very general satisfaction to
all who have tried them. Orders respect
fully solicited. .,,, ,,,n
Julv II 1878 81 6
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Shirts! Shirts I!

VXTE are receiving from manufacturers
w in Philadelphia and Baltimore, a
large lot of the BEST quality of SHIRTS,
which we will sell from 75c. to S1.00 each.
Give tis cali before buying and see our
shirts: A. B. TOWERS q co.
July IS, 1878
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AN ORDINANCE
To Prevent Certain Nuisances
in the Town of Anderson.

DE 1T ORDAINED by the Town Coun-
I'D Gil Of Anderson, and by the authori-
ty of the same,
SRcr1oN 1. That from and after the pass
age of this Ordinance, no person shall be
permitted to throw any vegetable or ami
NAL matter liable to offensive decomposi..
ton, or to engender filth, upon the streets of
the Town of Anderson, or upon their own
premises, where the odors therefrom may
Be offensive to persons on the streets Of
said Town or surrounding neighborhoods.
SEC. Q. That any person guilty of the
above offense shall be fined not less than
one dollar nor more than five dollars, or
in the Town Guard House,
in the discretion of the Town Council.
Done and ratified in Council, and the
Seal of the Corporation of the Town
IL. 81 of Anderson affixed thereto, this the
sixteenth day of July, A. D. 1878.
W. w. HUMPHREYS,
Intendant.
THos. &. LIeoN, Town Clerk. :
July 18, 1878