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n Il E. MlTTELDoRFER,
No. 527 BROAD STREET.


No. 527 BROAD STREET.
AUCTION BARGAINS RECEIVED BY EVERY
STEAMER.
BAGK BtAGK wsfs ySsH sse see oa
worth S7Ec.; Ut 75c. worth 81; ut s7Hc. worth
BLSttKk ALpAcAs from l2Hc. to 5cc.-grea. bar
CARPETs-Hemp at l5 and 2oc.; Ingram at 25.
80, 50. 40 so. and 6cc.
HOSIERY, from auction, In chdren's, misses,
ladies' and gentlemen 1T prices TO astonish AL
BLANKETS, CLOAkS, StlAWLS, GASslMEREs,
WATERPROOFs, III great abundance and very
Don't buy before you examine our stock and prices.
OCT ID. 4 E. MITTELDORFER.
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
is NOW BEING OFFERED
.. TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
L. LICHTENsTE1N 6 SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
200 pieces BLACK ALPACA, which we are now
selling at less than the manufacturers prices.
We are determined TO sell these goods cheaper
than any ever shown.
We invite special attention to our
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TABLE:DAMASKS: GIEGHAAs,
SLEAcIIED ard UNBLEAcHEED COT
cAIEH5MoERlE cAIfcoEs; DkEss kstsJSib G5Sbs, &C.,
in which we are now offering M great ipduse%menis I'd %
40 corner Saventeentb and FrankIIn streets
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rLoAKs! cLoAKsll cLoAKs,!,

GLOAhS! CLoahs!! CLoAhs!:!
NEW MANUFAcroRY.
ATTHE GREAT NEW YORK KAUCTION-HoUsE
is now to be found such an assortment Of LADIES'
CLOAkS as has never before been shown in this
section. We manufacture every one OF our C.oakS
Ia the most Improved and ,,.. r-g,Ere -..! s.tsg-
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices that will astonish the community. Our
stock OF ...s.s .s t.--a ..s.ay ~..as --s~y4
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
a.,.. .. FANCY GOODS IS Gtr<..s ~
surpasses any ever exhibited In any southern CITY.
We carry most every article belonging to our line.
Our system Is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only for
CASH, and by not encouraging bad debts we give the
customer the advantage or ..T.Eta! "5s-
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
--.r--. RATES. -.S.
Remember our sign reads .sE ----l 70 II.
NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE,@
523 Uroad street, between Fifth and Sixth,
oc12 nearly opposite the market.
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THESE ARE GREAT BARGAINS. ,.i.t~I
A. SAKs & Co., 1Ol3 Main street.
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soree will take place at Mo-
zart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at Sk
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain inyitaton-ca On application
ut WAITS music-store, No. 92O Main street.
Ia 9Th ~. ..t .. . sf ....# ....
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very large stock OF this seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE, and ROUG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAkS In the
city.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEGa
A DWELLING over the store Of Messrs. Bree- M:I
den Fox: the entrance thereto Is On Fifth street
between Broad and Grace. II contains eight rooms,
with an modern improvements, and is we'll suited
for first class millinery or dressmakng establish
lucDt. = .... .
store Of William F. W. TAYLOR, Esq, ut The south
west corner of Broad aud Fourth streets.
JAMES III. TAYLOR Il SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
o. Tu
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sILKs-BLACK AND CoLoREI

SILKS-BLACK AND COLORED.
The largest stock 10 be found In she city to select
from, and at prices 10 guarantee sales.
srs,. BLACK GOODS
one OF their speciales Their stock in this Depart
ment has been largely rcplenished In every grade.
Sc % .a.9
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this wecx, at prices that cannct fall to please.
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NARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

DRY GOODS.
Stocks In all departments largely rcplenished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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7rANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR THE
lsrses, and best assortment OF hns Hand-Maae m'ss
Saae"s 'Pnfalo Notes, Horse-Coyers. Horse :Boots,
Spill sPin'c;rSaSe Rohcg, Farness-0i, TrIce-Shins
1tmcS naers, and every other article IN Tue lie'
1, Mc ilwe>t prices Cali and &c US oeiore purcha
a. st,r' Sr' IS We are determined TO sr'I - ,Sox-S
Saddle anI Harness Mandatory.
,.,,sor No. 1912 Franklin street.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS. . sH -,r..r =.
r.ss 800 dozen LINEN COLLARS -. ~.' 2
ssa i.rr ut 50c., s-.3@,
=. 1000 USLAUNDRIED SHIRTS -.
r-" at 60c., -!
500 pairs CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS =.
.a- 4 at 25e.,igt sIE s.&
600 HEAVY KNIT UNDERSHIRTs asfl
ut soc. sa..af.,. .f8 =.
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TARM FOR RENT FOR THREE OR'as

TsARM FOR RENT FOR THREE OR@s
Il FIVE YEARS. situated four miles east Of EI
Richnond, on the line of the York-Riyer railroads
Contains 2oS acres, 200 acres under cultivation.
house, and other out-buiidinas. Orchards wen
stocked aud thrifty. Farming implements: teams,
cattle grats. hay, &c, VIII be sold sired Pos.
TO Il. NJ TH0RNE. southwest corner Seventeenth
and Franklin streets. Richmond, Va. or eal at his
farm, on ~. Nine Mile road. sc I8-Thot
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, SEVERAL NlCEG
4 ROOMS over j. 4. Grigg's store, corner OF ~ ~
Tenth and Msn streets s.i'anie@ @ dsr 90 HheeS VI 'o'
!nc-roeopn..' o.. ROBERT 3. LYME.
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EOR RENT. HATFORF'S GAR MA
II DEN. head Of Broad street, opposite Rich M::Sa
he garden; dwelling IS lsrge and grounds Handsome.
Rent very low, and possession at onee.
&c 1914 70 .i.'.75 go 90 ROBEkT a R@I,yNT.h
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opportunity TO have q dance, which they
enjoyed very much, IL appearances are net
deceptive. The dRy was most agreeable
one, despite its rainy termination.
The military and political pic Mo liear
Mr. @. w. Farmers residence, in the Fork,
on last Saturday, was largely attended by
ladies and gentlemen. Tho companies OF
Capts. Kidd and Mason were present, and
for en- hour or two practiced company drill
Ing, in which they showed considerable
proficiency, and thereby afforded entertain
mers to those present. at the conclusion
OF tue drill the speaking began, Sfaj. G. w.
Maret, President of Fork Democratic Club.
No. 2. introducing the speakers In the
morning Messrs. J. A. Hoyt, L. NJ. Rucker
and e. B. Murray spoke. Dinner, was then
announced, and one Of the most abundant
and delicious pic mic dinners we have ever
seen was done ample justice to by those
who were present, After this the crowd re-
assembled and speeches were made by
Measr-. w. C. Brown, r. w. Simpson, II.
z. Vandiver, f. c. Harrison and G. w.
Maret. Throughout the entire day the au-
dience was attentive and the speaking was
pointed, forciblo and entertaining. The
order OF the day was excellent, and nothing
occurred to mar the pleasure of the occa-
sion. The citizens Of the Fork ere behind
none in the interest in politics and their
club organizations.
The drill Of the upper Battalion of tho
Eastern Regiment at Williamson on last
Friday was great success Col. L. E..
Campbell commanded the drill, while Coils.
NJ. r.. .Trihble, ]. T. c. Jones and Maj. J. N.
Vandiver were present as reviewing officers,
Col. Campbell displayed an unexpected pro-
ficiency as drill master, and handled his
battalion with skill. Captains Cox, Guyton.
Dacus, snipes and their respective compa-
nies evinced thorough acquaintance with
their duties, and the entire Inannuyers of
the drill were carried out with soldier. like
precision. Captains Horton, Martin and
Neal were also at their posts in handsome
uniforms, and everything presented thor
oughly military appearance. After the drill
an hour was taken for dinner, and the visi-
tors present were most bountifully and
Hospitality provided for by the citizens of
Willismaton. Dinner over, the crowd re-
assembled at the stand, and Col. Campbell
introduced Maj. E. 3. Murray, who deliv-
cred military and political address, lat the
conclusion of which Dr.. John Wilson, Pres.
ident Of tho Williamson Democratic Club,
introduced DR.. w. G. Brown and Col. ]. L.
Orr, each of whom made excellent speeches.
The day was pleasant one, and its exercises
were very entertaining Il f;
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TIE NlRK pRNooRAoY.

We are requested to announce that the
Fork Democratic Clubs Nos. and 9 will
hold Joint meeting at the grove near the
residence of Nr. G. w. Farmer, on satur-
day. the 31st inst, at 2 o'clock In the after.
noon, for tho purpose Of considering the
nomination of candidates to represent the
choice of these Clubs together, to be voted
for at the primary election. A full atte,i-
dance OF oil OF the members is earnestly
desired. + 0n Xs0 t.- Z Hfp
For substantial reasons 1t has been deemed
best to ignore The nominations recently made
by these Clubs separately, and to hold new
election as above stated, the result OF which
shall be declared the choice Of the Fork
Democracy as o whole.
W. A. Dickson, Sec. Club No. /.
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CLUB zfEET1Has.
HopoTell.


The Club held special meeting on
Wednesday, 14th instant, for the purpose OF
making nominations. The meeting was
well attended, and was called to order oil
the appointed hour by the President, when
motion was made and adopted to go into
nominations by ballot, with the following
result:
Senate-Col. J. w. Norris.
House of Reprcsentatives-Dr. W. G.
Brown. e. B. Murray, Thomas n Russell
r. P. Clinkscales. :
Probate Judge-W. w. Humphreys.
School ommissioner-HenryG Gentry.
County Commissioners-Peter r. Brown
w. 8. Hall, B. @. Martin. z 3 <les
Treasurer--Wm. McCiukin, -, s rs
Auditor-T. J. Pickens. 2 ~
Trial Justices. s. Jones.
/ School Trustees. "A. Hall. Wolborn
Martin, L. D. 'Stringer.
The Club will hold It's next regular meet.
:n5 atJ. b. Hamlir.' 5 sehoo, house sssurt.sy
9Th Of September, at o'clock p. m.
~ w. A. NEAL, President.
WRLBoRN MARTIN, Secretary. i
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ACARD.

Me-. EDrroR: Having been nominated by
several Of the Democratic Clubs OF the
County for tEs position of Representative
in the next General Assembly, beg leave
to express my thanks to the friends who
have conferred this honor upon me, and to
say that. situated as I am at this time,
must decline to become O candidate for this
position during the present canvass. feel
assured TINT good and able mon can be se-
cured In this County who will consent to
oerve In this capacity II elected, and while
l thus decline entering the canvass, 1 beg
leave to assure the people of Anderson
County that shall use every effort in my
power to contribute as much IS possible to
the success Of the Democracy in South Car.
olina this year. Very respectfully,
l.. Z. CAMPBELL
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Han ofa Thousand.

A Consumptive accidentally cured.
When death was hourly expected, all rem.
edies having failed, and DR.. II. James wac
experipspting with the many herbs OF Cal
cutta. he accidentally made preparation OF
Cannabis Indiea, which cured his only child
Of consumption. His child is now in this
country aud enjoying the best Of healt'i.
Desirous Of benefiting the afflicted, tho Doc.
tor now gives the following Recipe free, on
receipt OF two stamps to pay expenses
There Is not single symptom Of Consump-
ton that II does not at once take hold Of
and dssipate. Night sweats, psevishness,
irritation Of tho nerves, failure Of the men,
the lungs. sore throat, chilly sensations
nausea at the stomach, inaction Of the
bowels, and wasting away OF the muscles.
Address Craddock & Co., 1852 and 1884 Race
St., Philadelphia, Pa. giving name Of this
paper. ca
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Liver Is King,

The Liver % the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as It controls tho life,
health and happiness of man. When It h
disturbed 'ic its proper &ction, all kinds oI
ailinents are tbe liatursl result. Tho' dice.
tiola Of f1ods the laovsunc1its oEtho heart
on1 pyEten, are all imnsetiiateiv 81 ihested
with the workings OF the Live Il 3 ~, bg,;s
slccesafplly proved that Gfaasa' q "a sigt,Et
Flower ir pnequnsled IN curing III ~ eFSoils
Dyspepsia 6; Liver Ss5lIs :. :,
folnf an aan hs thy c1iSl isitfl Iof tiso liver
ana Stcnnch. Sample bottles to trr, Il,
cents, Positively sold IIs all towns al tho
Western Con tiuert. Thre9 dosse viii provo
that Is n ls vfllFf ycu want, "
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If
The Woman who rejoices In salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie;
1T
The Student who eats hfstily and sits
down at once 10 actiys re mental labor;
The Business Man VIII. bolts his food In
eager haste snd horries to his counting
room:
Rhe Hard Drinker could look at tho DELI
cate glands swollen and festered with dis.
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
If
The Lawyer the Minister, the Merchant,
and oil who lead sedentaTy lives and are
subject to dyspepsia or indigestion, Consti-
patton and Headache;
IF
These only knew what MRaagLL's HRpE-
TINE FOR THE LIVER will do for their relief
and how quickly 1t cures-there would be
mTeh TGi less SUFFERING than at present.
Simpson. Reid q Co.
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10 THg PUpLIc.

Having had FREQ and full conference,
the undersigned beg leave to state TO their
friends that ali unpleasantness and differ
ence heretofore existing between us have
been amicably and honorably settled, and
further discussion and publication with
held. . w. c. BRowK,
Il. w. SIMrsoN,
Jas. L. ORE.
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The name Of WILLIAM McGUKIN is
presented to tho people Gf Anderson Coun-
ty as suitable person to fill tho Office of
County Treasurer, subject to nomination at
the primary election as provided by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. His qualification anu
fitness for the office is recognized by many
who elected him TO the position in 1870.
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July 10, 1875
SHERIFF's SALE.

STATE Of SOUTH CAhOLiNA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Dy virtue Of various executions to me
ID directed 1 will expose to sale on the
First Monday in September next, 1873, at
Anderson Coiir. House, s. c., tue following
property, to wit:
LOT NO. 1. or home place, containing
sixteen (16) acres. more or less, bounded by
lands of w. r. Simpson, s. 8. Cherry and
others.
LOT no. 2, containing one fourth of on
acre, more or less, upon which there is q
stnre-houso and other buildings, md boun-
ded by John Cherry ana others.
The above lots of land arc lying In Ge
village of Pondleton, in Anderson County,
and levied upon as the property Of Carver
Randall, in favor of Thomas Dickson And
others against Carver Randall. out of which
the Defendant is entitled to his homestead,
which will be appraised and set off to him
before the day Of sale, and plats of the ro-
mainder will be exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms Of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
August 8, 1873
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For school Commissioner.

The many friends Of C. c. REED re-
spectfnlly announce him as q candidate for
the position of School Commissioners for
Anderson County--sanhject te The primary
election. Hehas been prominently engaged
IN the york Of public education, and IL
elected viii! bring to the Office practical
experience and knowledge which will Ia
valuable to the public school nystem of our
County.
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The many friends of WIN. 8. HALL re-
spectiully nominate him as candidate for
the office Of County Commissioner at the
next election-su1ject to the result of the
primary election. Mr. Hall Is we'll known
throughout the County as Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants Of our County. q, <. I
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Dr.. J. II. Wilson. Of Ben Lomond. Ark,
says X have been in the practice of medi.
troublesome cough. which lasted for Is
years; for which / used many preparations,
With no relief; at lass tried DR.. HARTERs
LUEa BALM which entirely cured me-" !:
6-2 .. ST. OR. II. WILSON
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SUMMER RESORT.

len House, Horse Cove, North Car
of the Blue Ridge, 600 feet below tho sum
NIT, twenty-five miles northeast Of WAL
halln, y. @. Splendid scenery, good fishing
and hunting, nights cool. Accommo-
dations good. Table supplied with the best
that can be procured. Terms, S1.OO per
day, 5000 per week.
RnFnnEEcw-M. w. Coleman, A. w.
Thompson, Seneca; D. Bieman, q. Derdy,
J. O. Mickler, Walhalla; jeff Maxwell and
Editor Intelligencer, Anderson.
J. r. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
August j, 1878 3
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Mr.. EDfroR: Will you allow me small
place in your paper to explain the financial
report Of tho Williamson Baptist Church,
which was read at the last Association? I
think this is due TO the Church, FOR as the
report reads 1t would lead people TO think
that we did not pay our pastor. .s,s
| make up my report from August 20
August. In 1877 our pastor LEFT for the
Seminary the first OF September. We paid
him up to that time. and did not have any
pastor the remainder OF the year, and have
paid o,,ly small portion on pastors salary
for this year. We give, or will at the close
OF This year, 9i2o to our pastor.
q. r. Horror.
sY1siiiamsto,,, Augsst 10.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

For the House OF Representatives.
The friends Of MAJ. EDWARDS u.
MURRAY respectfully announce him as a
candidate for the House of Representatives,
subject to the primary election of tho Dem.
ocratic party.
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Rsaiamsto,., Auaust 10.

The teachers of the common qchools of
Anderson County ere requested and sulic-
tied tobastend o meeting of the Teachsrs'
association, 70 pe ncIu a. Andcrso0 U5A. /.
Saturday, 2lthsinst. Col. il. u. RnokeF has
accepted an invitation q TO address the Also
tiatiou ct this rrrating. Cur tFrsstpss. and
all pets0ps ssssed In the caus6of eduea-
sions ma inyite To meet with tsa.ss s,.s-..
s:s'; .T SEcItiaoyss Gfin,n.
CIV! % FsSssiAIi,ife G [4Ss,rsetta,.s- ..sfAs
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For County Treasurer.

The fie:.ds of ]. s. ACRER place his
name Deiuru the people &C Anderson Couu-
ty as o suitable person to fill the Office of
County ,Treasurer-Snbject to the decision
of the primary election. HIS qualifications
for the office cannot be doubted, and II
elected and receives the appointment will
make every. effort to fulfil properly his
trust, and, attend oil precincts in the County
to collect the taxes.
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MYlaENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 2sth July, 1878, by J.
l.. Bryan, Esq, Mr.. JAS. M. STEW ART
and Miss ELIZABETH ]. TAYLOR, ali
OF Anderson County.
AT the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
Kenon Pepper, Thursday 9Th, of August,
THOMAS and Miss SALLY PEPPER. ali
Of Anderson County.
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the STATE or s0uTB s,is
co UlsTsls o dNLI:ssSI s. 9

NSs-AfS
By WV. E,apaysys Esqs sosetss .sitdge.
TO Cial 8 Gaines, Wiiiiam A asinea
March a. .. Gaines. Edmund r. Gaines,
IIaWEo,f r. Gaines, Carrie "A. Gaines
Maxwell G. Gaines, jane Ramsey, David
M.s Ramsey, Lou Ramsey, Laura Ram
sey and Matte Ramsey Greeting & ~
VOU are hereby required to appear at
Il the Court of Probate, to be holden
at Anderson Court House, for Anderson
County, on the second Monday OF Septem-
Der, a. D. 1873, 70 show cause IL any you
can, why the Real Estate OF Nathaniel
Gaines, deceased, situate In said County, on
DrOadmcuth Creek and other tracts of
land desssibed In the patitioh. and contain
not he partitioned as set forth In Che petit
tion, allotting to Frances 8. Riley, William
A. Gaines, Tilman r. Gaines, Iayyaon P
Gaines, Marshal B Gaiiles und Edmund r.
Gaines each the Jne.twesfth 10 Carrie A.
one-twenty- fourth; and to Jane Ramsey,
David M. Ramsey, Lou Ramsey, LaurS
Ramsey and Matte Ramsey each the one
sixtieth.
Given under my hand and seal, this TWEEN.
ty-third day Of july. in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
IL. 81 and seventy eight and In the one
hundred and third year of American
MURRAY g MURRAY,
Att 'ys. Pro. Pet.
Judge Of Probate.
To the Defendants Carrie A. Gaines and
Maxwell @, Gaines: ~
TAKE NOTICE. That the petition In
this action. together with the summons, of
which the foregoing Is o copy, was filed in
the Office Of the Probate Court at Anderson
Court House, in the County OF Anderson,
In said State OF South Carolina, on the
that the object of said petition is to parti-
ton the Real Estate Of Nathaniel Gaines.
deceased, rs set forth in the foregoing sum,
mons. MURRAY S& MURRAY,
Attorneys Pro. Pet.
July %, 1873 2 e
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We, the undersigned, friends TO The par
ties above, certify that We were present at
the above conference and settlement. and 1t
was satisfactory. honorable end final.
II. r. VAHDivBR,
@. w. AcGnE,
NJ p. TRIpBLR
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HENRY GENTRY announces b;,n.e,

HENRY GENTRY announces himself
candidlio for the Office OF School Com
missioner for Anderson County Having
been disabled in the late war by the loss Of
hand, he solicits the. favorable consid6ra-
ton Of the voters OF Andorron County.
Re win conform to the arrangements that
may DO made by the Democratic party In
reference to the primary election.
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ATTENTION., nocKlarr1s.

All the members of the Roctmills Cav
airy Company are hofeby ordered to meet
at Mr. Thos. g. McLees'. on the 2srd inst,
at O'Clock q. M, for Pendleton. Let oil
the members meet promptly at this hour
specified.
BY order OF the Captain,
J. p. ANDERSON, O. s..
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Hoaoa Path.

a. regular meeting oif the DeITlurT Siio
Climb at this place the following additional
nominations psere made: ;SS sFi,f :
Probate Judgcs-W w. w. H..s-' .
rAuditor--W. 4. Grubbss 4s 1s$ i
~ Treasurer WINS scGakin. 4 ~ ,s,ss4s.f +
School Comriissi oner--R, w. Todd.
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The following resolusicns were ndopted !:
This Club having been Informed fhas d
part of the delegation TO the iaEs House of
Reptes entat tises feel 6ggrieVed ct not being
heretofpre iayited 70 address this Ciab. and
desiring es We do that each meniEer or eaid
dslegnttois have q full hsariag, therefore be
Esesoa'ed, That ali the tnenibersy to she
Horse of lsepf fesen tatiges during tfle sss-
aiqnp os 1870 aud 1877. are hereby invitad to
isa this Club on tho esh September at
10 O'Clock 4. I'd. - q s ~
1Reso'prd, That they notify the Secretary
aS as eatiy day. rs may Do practicable Of
t.eir nccaptance or non-eccertance cs the
-nlaxarcs, frarffaliat, VI - 49, -
t. "A. HUDdrKs, President.
II. @. RKKn. Secretary.
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