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Jan 3, 1873
WILLIAMSON
FEMALE COLLEGE,
WlLLlAMsToAl, S. C.
a Live Up-COuniry School for Girls.

REV. s. LANDER, A. IT,, President.
XNTILL leave Branchvile at q. IN. on
w Saturday, Feb. .. and pass Col,lm-
bia at II, escorting pupils to Williamson
Monday, Feb. 4. 1878.
RA TES, per Session of 90 weeks
Board, exclusive of Washing .$65 90
Regular Tuition. 90 to 20 90
Instrumental Music................. 20 90
TERMS-One-half of the Sessions expen-
ses must be paid in advance, the re-
mainder at the middle, April r. This
rule will be rigidly enforced in every
case.
LOCA7ION-H Healthy, accessible, quiet,
pleasant. Community, moral, order
~. No grog-shop within three miles.
Chalybeate Spring in 200 yards. Pu-
pills attend three Churches in turn.
COURSE Or STUDY-Semi-Annual, on
the "OSE-STUDY" PLAN Each pupil
pursucs one leading study at q time.
Concentration of thought, increased
interest, success, and enjoyment re-
suit Bellies -Lettres, Natural Science
Mathematics. and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complete
the Course in three years.
PREAIUafS-Every pupil who averages rs
or more is entitled to q discount of 10
to so per cent. OH next Sessions regu.
PHYSICAL EXERCISE receives s., igtc..ii.s-
ic attention. Daily practice in Calls
themes. Regular use of Health-L Lift.
Morning and evening walk, &c.
I'D Send for Catalogue.
Jan 8, 1873 1v
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Tl'HE SECOND TERN Of the Scholastic
IL Year Of 1878, will open MONDAY,
JANUARY l4th, 1873, with full and effi-
cient corps Of Professors.
Charges, par Term OF Thirteen Weeke.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, EIemen.
tary Arithmetic TO compound
numbers,J Mental Arithmetic, and
Primary Geography, in advance...$ 90
On time. .....,,.................... q 90
The above Studies, with Higher Arith-
metic, Composition, Higher Geog-
raphy, English Grammar, U. S.
History and Dictation, in advance. 90
On time...................... 10 %
Scientific, Higher English and Math-
ematical and Classical Studies, in
advance. 13 90
On time ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IA 90
Music per term rm.......................... IL 33S
Use OF Piano, per term, for instruc-
Contingent Fee ................... IS
Graduation Fee. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Charges commence from date of entrance
of pupil. No deduction made for loss of
time, unless in cases of serious illness.
Board in the Institute, exclusive of wash
ing and lights, $1,000 per month, if paid
promptly at the close Of each month. A
few rooms can be rented to those wishing to
board themselves.
SPECIAL NOTHCE.-Remem
| that the School Tax hereafter will be two
| mills, and in order to secure the full bene-
| fit of it, it will be necessary to start your
children at the opening of school, and not
| allow them to be absent single day. for
| every days attendance Of your child at
| school largely reimburses you for the above
| tax expenditure. The funds derived from
| this tax are usually expended during the
| first months Of the year hence the neces.
sity for full attendance during those
months.
For further information, apply to
w. J. LIGON,
President.
Jan 3, 1873 %
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sHER1FF's SALE.
STATE OF South CAROLINA.
Anderson Countv
q. Me Irobnkc Ch,,,f |.

~ Me 1To0utc Court. 80.
Margaret z. Russell anu Mary Jane D..
kins, Plaintiffs, against Thomas z; Sr- TI
nowe!l, Jesse c. Mcdowell and G.aa nae-
Washington Mcdowell. Defendants
PY virtue Of an order to ME dIret4ed J..
~ WV. Humphreys. Judge Sed Of Penbsy oy
sod loT ihe cUTinty %i of ard State aors
MONDAY in JANUARY next msTsii Tsai'sr
anderson Ans, ~ &C.. Court House $. c. the foloG5as y
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND
Containing eixty-five acres, more q, ,e.
bounded by the Tract assigned In the ,s% ,s.s.
ceeding land of Robert Campbell, / ,awi. p.G.
Terms Of Sa!e-One-third OF the nn,e,,o
money IN cash. and the rernainder OF, eIe cre,,.
it of twelve months, with interest from, .,s Is..
Of sale, the purchaser to give bond ond Say
least two good securities, together viii wiz .. !.
mortgage OF the premises to secure the rm nnr' q
chase money. Purchaser to paw eytr, pSa. ~.
ali necessary papers and titles. 'or
JAMES II. Mc(,,NNETT.
Sheriff Anderson Cnnn;,,
Dec Is. 1877 % oouhty.
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EItROM the subscriber, nt Belton, 8. c.,
IL on the night OF she Sfd instant, one
dark bay HORSE, nbout IL years old--the
horse was small, or rather on the pony or.
,der--and had q saddle and bride on. Any
Information tbanL fAli.. -. 10y
O.. b. TELFORD, Bolton, g. G..
Dec l9, 1877 70 80 n
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
an Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, Executor of the Estate of Bartholo-
NEW White, deceased, will applv to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County. on
the Tuesday, the 5th day of February. 1878
for Final Settlement ard discharge from
said Estate
IOHfE 3. WATSON, Ex'r.
San 3, 1878 25
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FREE SCHOOL NOTICE:

THHE Board of Examiners and the Trus.
"A tees of Fee Schools for Anderson
County will meet at my office ut 10 O'Clock
q. m. January 7th, 1878.
J. N. CARWILE,
County School Commissioner.
Jan 3, 1878 25
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NOTICE OF
ASSIGNEE SALE.

Il NDER Decd of Assignment made to
~ James ~. IGtimer by Albert ].
Ciinkscales, the 10Th of February, 1877, for
the benefit of his creditors, we will sell at
ABBE|1LLE COURT HOUSE, on the
Second Monday In January, 1873,
Within the legal hours of sale, the follow.
ing property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, NO. i,
Known as the "Pinckney Land" contain.
ing two hundred and twenty-one acres,
more more or less, lying on waters of Remsays
Clinkscales James w. Crawford and lands
of Mrs. Mary Miller.
TRACT NO. 2,
Known as the plantation Tract.n contain.
ing five hundred and forty acres, more or
less, lying OH Shanklin's Greek, water. ar
Little River, bounded by lands Of DR.. j. T.
Baskins, James w. Crawford, w. v. Clink-
scales, ana other iands OF A. j. Clinkscales.
TRACT NO. 8,
Known as the ''Home Place" containing
three hundred acres, more or less, on Shank.
nn 3 Creek, waters of Little River, bounded
by lands of w. V. Clinkscalcs and DIR. J. T.
Baskins.
TRACT NO. 4,
Known as the colbert Tract" contain;ro
three hundred and thirteen acres, more O.
less, lying on waters of Shankln's Creek.
bonnded by lands of J. ,Townes Robertson.
Peter Gilbert, DR.. j. t. Beskin, w. ". Clink.
scales and Others.
TRACT NO. 8,
Known rs the "Mitcham Tract" contain.
ing three hundred and ninety acres more
or less, bounded by lands of r. L. vii.
ilnms, }. II. Bell, w. Y. Clinkscales and
Others. and lying or .:s.SS.; 6: S,,,a,,,S,,,,5,
Creek.
On the day following, Tuesday,
1 will sell ut A. j. Clinkscsles' home place;
Nine Mules, one Horse,
Ten Cows and three Calves,
Stock of Hogs and Sheep,
Three Wagons,
One Carriage and one Buggy.
TERMS OF SALE-Personal property
4seai. Estate, Mir. c. ssi
ance on credit of twelve months, with in.
terest from day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage OF the premises, with leave 10
anticipate payment. Purchaser &c pay ex-
ira for papers.
JAMES n. LATIbgER,
Asgigiiee.
Agent for the Creditors.
Dec 90 1877 %
NYOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.-
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrators of 6ilas Massey
deceased, will apply to the Judge Of Pro-
bate for Anderson County on the Srd OF
January next, for final settlement and
discharge from said Estate.
WM. s.. HALL, Admir-.
Eoy %, 1877 20
Receivers Notice.
nj Office is hereby given that the under.
- e.S-. STttiSITIcfIt W tiIT
ESTATE OF Snow & I1angston on the 18th
January next. AJi claims presented must
j. u. TRTBBIlE, Receiver.
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The work of reorganization of the
Democratic party has begun in earnest
in Andersen Cean.5, as will be sAea E-oa
the call for meeting of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee ia another column,
and also the call for the meeting OF the
broadway Club. This prompt action is
the fareyunner of another successful can
vass during the present year and should
receive the hearty support of every Dem.
ocrat In the County, and we trust that ere
long every primary club in the County
viii have met, recognized and gone to
work for victory. To perfect our organi-
zkston at this time is the w,sest policy, for
naa men arc cool and in the possession
of their full judgment, and where they
join togethe. to perfect the reform bsgun
at this stage OF the canvass, they ARE
moro apt to secure additions from the
opposite party than they could be after
the canvass has been opened and the
party i;ne closely drawn. There Is every
Indication that the disseminated ciice.
seekers are preparing to join in one more
determined fight in Anderson County,
and uiiderthe guise ofindependents they
ss.s:s! :: lfiDg into che Democratic
is=ss.s, fs.ss.s the Trojan Herss which she5 be-
iieye is destined TO overthrow the De-
mocraey, and place the brigade of hungry
ofIice-seekers, who have no principle ex-
.cept to get Office, and live, if possible,
without work. The perfection 5s our or
ganization now will eiiectually blightth
prospects, and TO- a corresponding degree
benefit the people ofAaderson County
and the character Of our public officers.
Ig.a tr..st tlasaEnra thaAA The Ezese..iyss
Committee will take immediate action,
looking to q complete revival of our po-
litical unity In this County, and if 1t
proves snccessful we may confidently rely
upon o greater majority This yoar than
we had in 1875.
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Grange Column. J.

Under the Supervision Of the Executive
Committee nj Pomona Grange.
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TTNDER Deed of Assignment made to
~ James ~. Ictimer by Albert ].
Ciinkscales, the 10Th of February, 1877, for
the benefit of his creditors, we will sell at
ABBEYILLE COURT HOUSE. on the
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jams. 1877
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the abandonment of all .ederal intention
and effort to protect life. property or suf-
fFage at the South or to enforce the con.
stitutional amendments.
1nird-Which hes resulted in ...- en-
forced dissolution of the Republican par
ty at the South, and its decentralization,
derision and defeat ct the North. :
THE Fs,D sRAL APPOINTMENTS.
The letter IS thenceforward mainly de-
voted to o recapitulation Of President
Hayes acts and utterances in the line of
the so-callcd Southern policy. Mr.
Chandler says, among other things:
"As the policy of the Democratic party
was to be carried out at the South .
Southern Confederate General, MID.
NJ. Key, who had opposed Hayes cleo
ton and in the Senate denounced bis
title as fraudulent, was appointed Post
master General and commenced the Dis
sributi0n Of the Southern Post Offices to
rebel Democrats. The negyo murderers
OF Hamburg and Ellenton had been in
dicted in the Federal courts Of South
Carolina. The great and good Hampton
appeared for their release, and It was ac-
corded by the President. In letsar of
MAY IL, granting general amnesty to
negro murderers as political offenders.
To make immunity more, certain the pol
icy of appointing ss dist:.cs. attorneys and
marshals men agreeable to the white peo.
pie of tue South--that is, Democratn-
was determined upon.n
The appointment ofNorthrop as Dis
trict Attorney for South CarolinA org!
Waldron as Marshal for Tcnneasee are
referred to, and extended comment Is
made on that of Fitzsimmons % Marshal
for Georgia in place of Smythe, com
potent and honest Republican, which vas
confirmed by the Democratic Senators,
votes and the vote of Stanley Matthews
. one. Senator Gordon's letter TO W. A.
duff on this subject Is also reviewed at
length.
DUTY OF REPUBGIcAEs.
In view OF these lamentable facts It n
l.-e ;.::ey vi ,Tuu Republicans 20 take
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CAROLINA A
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

gDaHE SECOND TERN of the Scholastic
IL Year Of 1878. will open MONDAY,
JANUARY l4th, 1878, with a full and eff
cient corIss of Professors
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walhalln, s. C.. Dec. 10, 1877. 22@s
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-07-13
Some Modern Sayings.

Honesty is the best policy unless
you can get at about $50, 900, and effect
a settlement at fifty per cent.
Honor thy father and thy mother,
particularly about circus time, when
you don't know where to raise fifty
cents.
Never run in debt when you can
avoid. 1t is much better to go stubbing
around In q broadcloth coat than to be
In debt for a suit of Scotch mixed.
Let your motto be, "Liberty or
DEATH" and II it comes to the plnch
take the most Of it in liberty.
Remember the poor. II you know Of
q family who are out Of provisions and
fuel, keep them in your thoughts until
you meet Smith or Brown, and then tell
them that "He who giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord" 1t is very easy
to remember the poor. l can rem enlber
cases twenty years ago.
Respect old age. If you have a
maiden aunt forty years old, and she is
passing herself off for girl of twenty
three, there is no call for you to expose
her. The more you respect her age and
keep still. about it, the more she will
respect you.
Never marry for wealth, but remem.
Der that it is just as easy to love girl
who has brick house with mansard
roof and silver. plated door-bell as one
who hasn't anything but an auburn
head and an amiable disposition.
Love thy neighbor as thyself. Bor-
row his plow, hoe, or horses whenever
you can; but it he warts to borrow
yours tell him that you're very
sorry but you were just going TO use
them yourself.
Be guarded in your CONVEX sations
There are times when you may freely
express your opinion of q political can
didate, but you had better wait until hi:
friends are over in the next county
visiting.
Remember that appearances are otter
deceiying. Mary II pale, thin young
lady will eat more corned beef than q
carpenter. Because you find her playing
the piano in the parlor, it Is no sigr
that her mother Is not at the corne
grocery running in debt for a peck o
potatoes.
Restrain your temper, particularly /
policeman Is in sight. Fits OF ange
hasten death. II a man should cal
you horse-thief and you should ge
highly indignant, it would cut your lif
short by several days aud II it was il
Texas, and there was vigilance com
mittee handy, it might cut it short al
together.
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A Race for 50, 900 in Gold.

Adams & Co., bankers, OF California,
had failed, They had branch Office
at mining town about seventy miles
distant, and no telegraph from Sacra-
mento to this town. When Adams &
Co.'s doors closed sty-looking miner,
with gray shirt on, stood in the crowd.
"Ey Jeems. that hits mel" he said, and
started on dead run for livery stable
next block.
Say, Mister, put Mexican saddle on
to the best mustang you've got"
Where fer, slr2"
"NO matter; hitch up"
"But your stranger, and and"
Glitch up, old feller. How much Is
that hoss and saddle WORTH"
lone hundred dollars"
Gan right: here's your ducats. Ny
names Ben F.
And soon he could not be seen for
duet. Just outside tae city be overlook
ayoung man on horseback, who hailed
him as he came up alongside.
Say, Mister" said the young man,
"can you direct me to- p
"Aar you stranger this way, Nils.
ter2"
well, yes; you see Adams q Co. have
suspended, and ] am one Of lhef agents,
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Gentlemen's Fashions.

Justice shall be done to the gentlemen.
Yes, 1t shall. That is, with your Kind
permission. You devote much space to
the fashions of the fair sex, and none to
those of the lords OF creation. So I'm
resolved to give yol the very latest
sutumn Of fashions for gentlemen
Hrregoes.
The newest thug In hats is scarlet
opera flannel high soft hats, for tender
brains, with bright yellow0stiich plume
standing erect In front.
The Ratiste dress coat, trimmed with
Henri Trols tudue folds and plush re-
verse with tight-f fitting coat sleeves and
plush buttons is very sweet.
Grenadine vests are double breasted,
and button up as usual. Trimmed with
narrow plating Of velveteen.
Pants are made long, with gored
fronts fitting smoothly over the foot,
with pockets buttoned closely up.
Striped stockings laced up on one side,
and fasten with chenille tassels at the
top.
Patent leather boots are as usual,
with the addition Of blue satin rosette
on the instep, trimmed with narrow
ruf1e edged with pique. The bo'oms
are hemstitched on the bias, with gilt
braid and gilt plating.
Ties are scalf shape, fringed to the
depth Of a quarter of yard, and ar
ranged to hang down the back and fas-
ten by soutasche braid.
Suspenders are OF blue satin, chain
stitched, with plush silk.
uandkerchiefs are Of honeycomb can.
vas, quarter Of a yard square, with lace
centers, hemstltched and trimmed with
Brussels houuces, twelve inches deep.
Gloves are worn on tho hands, but
toned around the wrist.
Scarfs are folded on the bias, and
worn around the neck, under the coat
collar, which is trimmed with black
gauze ruff.
Cart wheels and drum heads are worn
for cuff buttons.
OK chain watch CARDS are en- regle.
Dancing pump, are a yard long, to
match the fashionable fans, with square
sail and Lotta hustle.
Cigars are of the &c. S " brand are
crescent shape, trimmed with floss
founces, and worn to the left OF the
mouth.
Among the novelties ls diamond
pointed cigar case of striped percalei
with blue gray metal or diamond buckle
A youths fancy Is pocket pistol oi
railroad canvas, surmounted by 6
chatelaine oyersklrt, sloping upward
to the stopper.
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Advertising Rates.

We desire it to be distinctly understood
that no advertisements will be inserted in
the columns Of THE CARBON ADvocATE that
may be received from unknown parties or
firms unless accompanied by the CASH.
The following are our ONLY terms:
ONE SQUARE 40 IINEsl.
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that LEW. REHRIG,
of NJ A HONING Township, Carbon county, Pa,
by deed Of voluntary assignment, bearing date
the lSLn daY OF MAY, 1873, assirned all his pro-
perty-Real, Personal ana Mixed-tO ihe under
Signed, for the benent OF his creditors All PEI.
sOns, therefore, indebted TO SAID Lewis Rehrig
will make payment within SIX Weeks, from
the da hereof to he saio Assignee, and tho Q
having legal CLAIMS will please present them
for settlement to
NATHAN MOSsER, Assignee,
Lehic6ton o, Pc.
OF TO a. CRAIG, his Attorney, Mauch chunk.
June s, ls,5w5'
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Many Dollar formerly spent on ex-
pensive Sulphur Baths is now saved by sub
stituting therefor GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR,
which is Just as beneficial but infinitely
cheaDer. Local diseases of the skin, rheu-.
matism and gout ere all relieved by this
standard remedy. CompleXional blemishes
are eradicated by it, and it imparts to the
cuticle a pearly whiteness and velvety soft
ness which greatly enhance the effect of ie-
male charms. Its soothing, antiphlogistc
action constitutes ita prime remedy for sores,
ulcers, cuts, sprains, scalds, bruises, and in
fact every abnormal condition of the cutcle
attended by Inflammation, swelling or itch
ing. Ladies moving in our best society
speak of its beautfying properties in cnthus-
iastic terms, and give it a decided preference
to cosmetics which NEARLY conceal but do
not, like GLEEN's SULPHUR SOAR, eradicate
defects of the complexion. The use of ont-
ments for eruptive complaints is to bedepre-
Gated because of their having tendency to
clog the pores and in some cases to aggravate
rather than remedy the disease. They are,
besides, seldom thorough enough in their
effects to prevent the recurrence of eruptions
Of an inveterate type, and have the disad-
vantage of soiling the linen of persons who
use them. Glenn's Sulphur Soap, on the
contrary, radically cures the diseases to
which it is adapted and still further recon-
mends itself on account of its cleanliness. Ii
is besides, an admirable disinfectant of
clothing which has been worn by persons
afflicted with diseases of a contagious nature.
As a specific preventive and promoter of the
general health it presents advantages Of the
most unequivocal description. Sold by
Druggists Price 25c. per cake. l Box g
cakesl 75c., sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
of price. C. N. CRITTESToN, Prop'r Sixth
| Avenue, New York.
HILL's HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
| Brown, so. 29-4
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ard arm sent to carry the news to their
branch bank at, and close II up Ne
fore the depositorq hear our trouble"
"AIl right ; you follow me - anh on
they went, with the gold hunter only
one length ahead.
On, on, on, to the half way ho1se,
he gold hunter widening the space be-
tween them.
Here the gold hunter leaps from his
snurlng, frOthing steed. "lIustler, get
me the best hoss in the stable just as
quick as Cd will lttyou Here's one
hundred dollars for any damages.
In few minutes he was on fresh
mustang, and just rs he started up, up
came his companion.
"Hallol Say, Mister, hold on one
minute; change here"
"Well, I've changed; cant stopi good
by"
In about two hours the gold-hunter
hitched his jaded, foaming steed at the
edge of the, dropping off his riding rig
walked leasurely up to the bank, pulled
out certificate of deposite for $4,000,
and presented 1t at the counter.
"J0 you want all of this now?"
"Well, yes I'm going away, and
have got 10 take it along"
"But won't draft on our Sacremen'
TO bank do ?"
mo; I'm going the other way"
"Oh, well it'll take all the coir
we've got, for our Sacramento bank ha:
drawn very heavy lately"
"Weil, can't help it; 1 must have
It"
II was paid over the counter. Just a'
the gold stepped to the door, with
his treasure in bags, the agent dis
mounted, and running up the steps wa
about to pass him, as he stood apparent
ly waiting, and then, turning around
called out to the banker: You'd bet
ter shut your doors; your old bank il
busted, and this man comes to tell you.
1t is unnecessary to add that Adams
& Co. never resumed, but remained
"busted. Labor Tribune.