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: HoHHA eSTH.

The Democratic Club will meet at this
place on Saturday sIternoon next. Speak
ers have been invited to sdd,ess the Club at
that time. Gen. Humphreys will be here
also to organize Cavalry Company. Tarn
ont, everybody, and get warmed up for the
coming campaign. The coloTed people are
invited TO attend....Major Mccullough is
getting up 81 Infantry Company to be ct
tached to Gen. Hemphills Brigade. -. Rev.
Nathaniel Gaines, aged about IS years,
walked from his home to this place, dis
tance of somo six miles, to contribute for
the purcf ase of the horse given to Governor
HRmpton......R Lewis Moorhead, of Green.
vile, has some sort Of heart disease and has
gone overto Lowndesville for treatment =.
# the great European war don't take place
and cotton ia worth twenty-five cents pei
pound next fall. our people will have lots
of money, but if the "Br' ils,ers" and Rus.
siana, and all other nations ON the other
side, get squarely down to fighting cotton
will be about Ave cents pound, and then
our folks won't have money enough to buy
:es. =:a bred =. SC ..,iss, a=:.: =. 81. III, @ cc..
January, ls79.....F Farm work is progressing
favornbly In this Hectian.
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Tribnte OF Reanecf.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted ut the last regular communi.
cation of Hiram Lodge, No. es, A. +. M.
WHEnEAs. It has pleased the Supreme
Architect of the Uniyerse to remove from
the scenes of earthly labor our beloved
brother, Col. r. 8, HILL; and whereas, It Is
proper that while bowling humbly to this
decree of Inerciful Providence. En,na az
preston of The esteem and admiration in
which our departed brother was held should
be placed upon the records of Masonry
Be 1t therefore
Resolred, That this Lodge has sustained an
irreparable loss in the death of our beloved
Bro. Hill, 4nd we will ever preserve sacred
the memory Of our departed brother, and
his high character and devotion TO our an
cient fraternity.
Resolred, That our warmest sympathies
are with his family in this affiiction, and
that we condole with them in their bereave-
ment.
Resolre6, That in memory of our decens.
cd brother blank page In our Record
Book be dedicated to him, upon which
shall be inscribed his name, birth, death
and age, and that 40 Lodge be clothed in
mourning for thirty days
ReTolped, That the Secretary be requested
to furnish the family OF our deceased broth
er u copy Of this preamble and resolutions,
and that they be publiahed In tho Anderson
Intelligence and Anderson Journal.
j. PINK. REED, Sec.
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American peo-
pie are to-day dying from the. effects Of Dys-
pepsia or disorcered liver. The result of
these diseases upon tho masses of intelligent
and valuable people is most alarming, MAX
ing life actually Q burden instead of q pleas
ant existence OF enjoyment and usefulness
rs it ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, If you will only throw aside preiu-
dice and skepticism. take the advice Of Drug
gists and your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy relief
is certain. Millions Of bottles OF this med
icine have been given away to try its virtues,
with satisfactory results in every case. You
can buy q sample fnttled for 10 cents to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case
Positively. sold by all Druggists on the Wes-
tern Continent.
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Next Town

Ahead where they loan you dollar and
chalk 1t down till tomorrow, for bottle of
MERRELL's HEPArIHE for the Liver. The
enormous expense of importing the ingre-
country. is why our Druggists, Simpson,
Reid d Co., sell but one sample bottle to the
same person for ten cents but as there are
fifty doses in the large size bots,ss, Il 10 e.eap
enough after all at two cents per dose, for @
medicine that has never been known to
fail in the cure OF dyspepsia and all diseases
of the liver. It has never failed in the cure
of liver complaint when taken as directed,
no matter of how long standing the disease.
1t cnrea Chile end Feyc-. Constipation, r,c.s..i;,..::oos, =
the Bowels, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
sample bottles ten cents; regular size, fifty
doses. 81. 90.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoH
COAVENTION.

The Executive Committee of the Y. NJ. c.
A. in South Carolina has issued o circular
relative to the third annual reunion, which
will take place on April 25tb in Sumter,
continuing in session three days. There is
d great deal OF interest in the coming con-
yention, and the Secretary of the Executive
Committee has been receiving inquiries the
past few weeks from almost all over the
State relative to it. The discussions of such
questions as: How to reach young men,
create an interest in Bible study, and push
forward the State work, together with kin.
dred subjects. will occupy some of the time
OF the convention. Bible readings will be
given, and praise, promise and open air
meetings Will be held. The coming annual
meeting promises TO be the largest one eve,
held in the State. Arrangements are being
made with the different railroad companies
to allow delegates to travel at the usual re.
dloed rates. .is Christian; CT. people osf Sui
ter will entertain the members of the con.
vention, and Mr.. w. P. Smith, of that
town is the chairman of the committee on
hospitality.
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ExouRs1oH TO cHAnrEsrcz.

A grand excursion has been arranged iol
Charleston over all the railroads In the
State to carry persons to that city during
the Easter festivals, at which time the
Floral Fair will also take place The State
Press Association, the Grand Division Sons
Of Temperance, the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templara. and other interesting meetings
will also be in session during this time
The sale of tickets will begin on the 18th
end continue to Tuesday, the 23rd inst, and
will ha good to return at any tins within
ten days from the day on which they are
purchased. The fare from Pendleton will
be $3.50; from Anderson, Williamston and
Bolton, So, ond from Honea Path, Ss.75
There will no doubt be very large gather.
ing in Charleston of citizens from all parts
of the State.
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LEBANON.

Lebanon Church will meet in conference
on Saturday next, and important business
viii be transacted. On Sunday morning
there will be Praise Meeting" The
Church II active in missionary work, and
IS endeavoring to impress oil with its inn
portance.....H Harper Grange meeta regularly
avery Saturday hefnrn the aannt,d Sabbath
in each month at O'Clock n. m...... Mrs. A.
II. D. has good school. ..... Farmers Gre
busy preparing for their crops. There will
be larger cotton cron than usual this year.
I'VE have quiet time now, as our stock
Is all up, ard milk and butter are plentiful.
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anAND CONCERT.

There will be given in Masonic Hall in
Anderaon Grand Oratorio Concert on the
evening CO Friday The 10Th inst, at o'clock,
under the direction Of Prof. w. H. Evana
The ente, icinment will consist Of choice
selection of solos, Duets and choruses
which will be treat 90 oil lovers of good
music. The entertainment Is given for the
benefit OF the Baptist Parsonage fund, and
we nope it will be liberally patronized. The
price of admission will be so cents, or three
tickets for one dollar.
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The members OF the If, Gowan Artillery
Company viii plesse call on Mr.. L. P. Smith
at his clothing store for information In ref
erence to the uniform of the Company.
Members can leave their names with him
for caps and cloth for coats end pants. A
beautiful and cheap uniform ,as been adop-
ted. ! hayo been reliably informed by a
gentleman whose authority sna position
entities him to know that the Company
viii soon have one moro gun Furnished by
tho State. Those who nan arc requested to
come forward and uniform ns soon rs con-
goFEN s. SMITH, Captain.
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The Anderson Baptist Sunday School win
have celebration on next Sunday afternoon
at Siao O'Clock. Addresses by Messru. J. L.
Trib... }. ii. Clarke and the Pastor. sev-
eral prizes will be issued. The Sunday
Schools Of the village and the public gen.
orally are invited TO attend.
w. III. STRICKLAND, Supt.
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Notice o. s. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes.

TTNDER the Revised Statutes of the
" United States, Sections 1892, a237
S2Se. and 32a9. every person engaged In any
business, avocation, or employment, which
quired to procure and place and Keep coaspic,t-
oiisly ia his estdblshHert or Place Of business
STAMP dencting the payment OF said special
=S .S1 siie sI,so.a.-.aG year beginning hiay
l, 1873. Section 1914, Revised Statutes, de-
signstes who are liable to special tax. A
Quired by ldw of every person liable TO ape.
ciaI tag as cbove S6pers peaGlties are pre-
scribed foE Noncompliance with the fore
going requirements, or for continuing In
business after April 20, 1873, without pay
nent Of: Tag. Application should be made
W ~. m. DisA IION, CoIIector OF Internal
Revenue, at Columbia, s. c..
March Il 1913 IS
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& Be sata ani call Cor DR.. Rill'e Cough
Syrup, 4 you are troahlod wish Q bad
Corsh on Gold. It viii Give ycn relief.
For sAla By every respectable Druggist.
One bottle z 2 ssats; ayO bottles f0s el.oN
shpes rnnaic and all kinds Of musical In
strumenta FOR sale right hsre At home for
les1 money than Northern dealers, at AGrs.
Mesnitla's Music Rooms, Greenville. I
Planes as slss lfcgmlth 1gnsic HoSsS for
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There win be reg'iiar meeting of Broad
away Democratic Club next Saturday, 18Th
inst. A full attendance Of tho members 10
requested. Those who have withdrawn to
join other Clubs will please notify the Sec
retary of the same.
THoS. ERSKINE, President.
8. J. BRowHE, Secretary.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
BY w. " Humphreys, E,q.. Probate Judge.
TO Nancy Il. Cleveland, Mary g. Glenn.
8. Casendine Mason, Leila Cleveland and
Msud Cleveland-Greeting:
VOU ere hereby required to appear at
h the Court of Probate, to be holden OF
Anderson Court House, for Anderson Ceun-
ty. on the first Monday of June, A. d.
1873 to show cause, 81 any you can, why
tho Real Estate of the late Rev. Samuel
isboli. deceased, situate in said County, on
the East side Of Tugalo River, bounded by
John L. Glenn, containing 40 ecres, more
or less, and ono Tract situate in Oconee
County In said State, on waters of Big Bea-
verdam Greek, adjoining lands of Jackson
Hunt and Others, and containing one hun
dred and sixty acres, should not be parti.
toned among the heirs, allotting to MARY
M. Isbell, the Petitioner, one-third thereof.
and the remaining two-thirds in euunl por.
tions to the said Nancy M. Cleveland, Eary
E. Glenn, s. Casendine Mason one-fourth of
two-thirds each, and to said LEILA Cleveland
and Maud Cleveland one-fourth between
them, or one-eighth Of two-thirds each.
Given under my hand and sesl, this 10th
day of March, in the year of our
IL. 81 Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy eight, and in the one hundred
and second year of American inde-
pendence.
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Attorney for Petitioner
". w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate
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cam.

II Al. w. Garrison Is intended for me,
respectfully decline, and can only make the
run with those with whom was associated
by the Convention Of Officers held on Sale
day In April. w. d. GARRISON.
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The Humphreys Guards, of Martin town.
ship, beg leave to mako the following nomi-
nations for field officers for the Eastern CAV
alry Regiment of this County:
For Colonel-M. P. Tribble.
Ebr Lieutenant Cbioael-R. q. Parker.
For Major-J. N. Vandiver.
Respectfully,
r. B. A. ROBINSON,
Captain.
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TooY OUT,

Any one hiring Press Williams (colored)
will lay themselves liable to the undersigned
for damages. JAS. WILSON.
April IL, 1873 80
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e. B. MURRAY,
NJ. & A. A, General,

Babies are the institution and should be
guarded from attacks of Collie, Flatulence,
etc, by Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. p.!cs 25
cents o bottle.
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pHE INT,ELLIGENCER.
TdlCAL MATTERs.

ev Ne aish Il distinctly ,aaderstOOd that we
10 nj hold osEselres rescs''i3ss for The rieses o,
,,uressions Of correspondents.
81 Recommendations for personal adpan-
,,ss ,siu Be charged for az ae rate Of ONE
po1LAs for every inch.
zs- Nominations qf candidates in N.ual
form, not 10 erceed one inch, FIVE DoLLARs.
7ae,s charges arc TO be paid strictly IN adrance,
and no exceptions trhateeer ,ciH te made to the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-11

The following named gentlemen arc re-
specially nominated for Field Officers in
the Cavalry Regiment for the Eastern d.
vision Of Anderson County, for the election
to bo held ON the Second saturday In ..pril !:
F6F C0sones-M. P. Tribbie.
For lieutenant C0lonea-A. NJ. Guyton.
For Aqjor-J. w. Dacus.
HOPEWELL.
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For the cheapest and best Organs ever
sold, 60 10 Gre-uviiie, or address AIrs. s. a.
McSmith.
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To the Defendants Leila Cleveland and Aieud
Cleveland:
Take notice that the petition in this &C.
ton, together with the summons, of which
the foregoing is q copy, was fied in the
office Of the Probate Court ut Anderson
@. H., III the County of Anderson, in said
State of South Carolina, on the 10Th day OF
March. a. D. 1a7a
JOSEPH N. BROWN,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Anderson, 8. C.
April 4, 1873 38 q
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ByLros. g. O.. March ~ ,ays

BELToH, s. O., March 16, 1878.
Mr.. EpIrog: At meeting of the Bolton
Rifles held to-day, the following gentlemen
were unanimously nominated IS the choice
OF this company for field Officers Of tho So.
luda Regiment of Cavalry in Anderson
County, TO be voted for on the fourth Sat-
urday in April:
For C6lonei-Capt. NJ. p. Tribblc.
For Lieutenant Colonc,-Capt. A. n. Guy.
ton.
For AUor-Capt. ]. N. vandiver.
Very respectfully,
A. r. CAMPBELL,
ORDERLY Sergeant.
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Gee week In your own town. So outfit free.
0S9 No rfsk. Eeaaef, II you want businossat
which persons Of either rex can mako great Lay all
the time they work., write for partfeniar5 70 m.
HALI1rf a Co, Portland, Maine =
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The following gentlemen arc nominated
for the positions indicated in the Western
Cavalry Division Of Anderson County. ON
bracing the Townships Of Fork, Pendlcton.
Centreville, Rock Mills, Savannah, Vnren.
mes, Corner and Hall, by the officers of q
majority of tho companies comprising tho
same:
For O ,me,-George w. Miller.
For Lieutenant C6lonel-M. w. Garrison.
Fbr Adjor-Elias MCGEE.
This election will take on the second Sat.
urdny in April at from q. IN. TO p. M,
at the various points designated the Cap.
tains OF each company. 35-A
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ANDRRaoN,s TAX

We are indebted TO Col. L. J. Pickens,
our efficient County Audiscr, for the follow
ing information relative to the amount of
taxes which the present years taxes aill
raise in Anderson County:
Value of Real Prop. 50 ,sll ,O79
Value Personal Prop. 1,570,4o3
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AHsouHCRslas.HTs. !,

The many iriends OF Caps. J. z. Cox re.
specifnlly announce his SArno as O candidate
Gor Eejor Of tho Western Cavalry ReRinent
ct the ensuing election.
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AZ q meeting Of the officers Of tho various
military companies Of the Western Cavalry
Division Of Anderson County, the following
gentlemen were nominated for Field Officers
for said Division:
For Cbsoae,-W. E. Walters.
For Lieutenant Cb,ones-W. D. Carbon.
For Hdjor-J. Bolton Watson.
O. q. GILMER, Secretary.
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SHALLOW FoRD, April 2, 1873.
We, the undersigned commissioned offl.
cara Of the Fork Rangers, hereby nominate
Mr.. ]. G. CAN'T as o candidate for Colonel
of the Western Division Of Cavalry. We
make this nomination on account Of the
field being lefi open to any person seeing
proper TO run. j. G.. COX,
w. p. 6NELGROVB,
II. c.. ROUTH.
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OASaTHTERES.

Just RECEIVED, mica essortmant of
eb VIRGINIA. CAEsIMEKEa. These
are the best goods In the market. Call soop
IL you want q good Summer snit
=. "A. u. TOWERS & Coz
April 4, 1873 50
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The members Of the Bowling Green Light
Dra8oons respectfully nominate L. Z. CAs4p.
ELL for Lieutenant. Colonel Of the Eastern
Regiment OF Cavalry OF Anderson County.
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g * Fancy Cards. Snowflake. Marble etc.. no ali.a
SO with nsme, 1oc. NanSau Card Co., Nassau, n Y.
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40 onit ioc l. J6EEs 1S CO.., Nassau ass A. Asea'S
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1881, ,4S2
value B. X. X. R......- 72,456
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-04-04

realizing as much beneft a. from sew
eral tons of barn-yard manure. But II
Is not the bulk which tells Analysis
proves that the phosphates and nitrates
In . large load Of coarse manure may
not be greater. in amount than those
elements in = dressing Of superphos-
phate or guano. Il the manure
is mainly from straw. its fer
tilizing properties will be very
slight in comparison with any relia-
BILE concentrated manure. The bulk of
most stable manure, especially if UNI
rotted, consists of carbonaceous sub
tances in which few soils are deficient.
Carbon needed for plant-fOod is sup
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or the Profit Of Adversely.

IT is good that we have sometimes
some trouble and crosses; for they often
make man enter into himself, and
consider that he is here in Punishment,
and ought not to place his trust in any
worldly thing. M ~
1t is good that we be sometimes con-
tradicted, and that men think i'll or in
adequately of us; and this, although we
do and intend well. @ lga
These things help often to the attain
ing of humility, and defend us from
vainglory; for then we are more in
clined to seek God for our inward wit
ness. when outwardly we be condemned
by men, and when there is no credit
given unto us.
And therefore man should settle
himself 80 fully in God that be need not
to seek many comforts of men.
When q good man is afflicted. tempt
ed, or troubled with evil thoughts, then
he understandeth better the great need
lie hath of God, without whom he per-
ceiveth he can do nothing that is good.
Then also he sorroweth, lamenteth
and prayeth, by reason of the iniseries
he suffereth.
Then he is weary Of living longer,
and wisheth that death would come.
that be might depart and be with
Christ -
Then also he well perceiveth that
perfect security and full peace cannot
be had in this world. Thomas a.
Kenspis. e -
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HONE, FARn AND GARDEN.


Fried Bread for Breakfast. Take
cne az, ono teaspoohfnl Of salt, best
Sumc{6ntly, add one cup of water, dip
your slices Of bread in the mixture, fly
n meat drippings; have your spider
hot when it Is put in
Fotato Soup.-Peel and slice three
or four good-sised potatoes, put them
over in nearly two quarts Of water,
cook until they break to pieces. Season
with salt, pepper and butter, with an
even tablespoon of flour well mixed
with cold water. Some prefer to sea-
son it with few slices If salt pork,
not very fat.
We believe it is conceded that
neither the full-developed Colorado POI
tato beetle, NOR the egg Of the same.
live in the ground over winter. But
the last eggs which are patched in the
fall produce the larvH, which is the
shape the seed is preserved in. When
spring comes, the warmth develops
this larv@ into q full-developed bug,
which goes forth to eat potato vines
and make men sin.-Losca State Regis
ter s ~
The Western Stock Journal gets in
the following full chapter of advice in a
short paragraph: 1.-The royal road to
higher agriculture lies not alone
through the advantages Of selection
and breeding, but through the domain
of the attention, care and food. Do
you wish to encourage better stock?
You can do so without investing dol
lar by commencing to take better care
Of what you have and persevere. This
we call the first STEP"
Unless in a sandy soil, stirring or
moving by spade, pillow or harrow,
when wet, tends to compress and COM
pact its particles, when The object is or
ought to be to pulverize and make
mellow. GOOD tillage is manure"
and stirring of we soil is only allowa-
BILE in a brickyard. No implement.
that we know of, is capable of again
opening Jumps of earth to atmospheric
action and. influence after they have
once closed up by compression and be-
come externally hardened. Any one
can observe this by molding lump of
damp earth in his hand, when it be-
comes the consistence of putty. When
exposed to the air it becomes nearly as
hard as Stone Scientific american.
The habit of punctuality in young
man has most important bearing on
his success in life. 1t is sure index
that integrity of character belongs to
its possessor, and is of the utmost value.
Punctuality in meeting all engagements
should become the rule of the young
mans life. Even if it is great incon-
venience to fulfill an engagement that
has been made, let the Inconvenience
be submitted to, and suffer any sacrifice
rather than break promise that has
been made. A young mans word
should be as sacredly regarded as his
note of hand. If it turns out that the
habit has cost you a great deal, still it
is worth to you even in dollars and
cents all that it has cost. A young
man who has this habit can be depend
ed upon. "What he promises he will
do" This is what every one says of
him; and as he advances in years, this
habit of punctuality will be "key
which will open for him every mans
purse" He will know nothing of the
perplexity which fills the hearts of
thousands that have no punctuality.