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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-11-27
Dead Rnt Not Fcrgeften.


HAYS-0n the 18th of September, at tho
residence Of Mr.. John q, McLemore,. in
Shelby county, Major A. j. Hays, in the 18th
year Of his age, passed from earth, among the
slain by the terrible fever.
This fearful destroyer marked the TIRES
hold of hundreds OF once happy homes
in our midst with the sign Of his doom.
He swept from existence score after score,
whose memories deserve TO be comment
GRATED by the Hottest shafts Of marble
and granite above their stilled hearts to
tell the tale Of their noble deeds, blameless
lives and heroic deaths, and we trust that
this may be done TO that full and Just ex-
tent till Elmwood and Calvary and all our
other cemeteries may glisten and grow
beautiful with monuments to the true,
brave and deserving.
But we who knew and loved him feel
that it is not fitting for the grave to close
forever over the remains Of our friend
Major A. j. Hays without paying that
which we deem to be but a merited tribute
to his worth.
In all the relations Of life we found
Major Hays filling his post honorably and
conscientiOusly. Just to all men, true to
his friends, he passed to eternity with an
account on the ledger book Of life far
cleaner than very many who claimed
more. He was the scion Of a brave, gem
erous and splendid sire, General Samuel
B. Hays, the friend, companion and sol
der comrade of Andrew Jackson, whom
all Tennesseeans, especially, love to honor
and reverence.
Major Hays had received o thorough
collegiate, classical education in his early
days, and upon attaining his majority he
won his diploma with bright honors at
the law school at Lebanon, which has
brought forthsome of the finest jurists the
State Of Tennessee, or any other State,
ever proudly claimed.
To the Immediate family of Major
Hays we tender an honest sympathy for
his loss, and trust that the God Of the
widow and the orphan will teach them
that resignation to the blow which is be-
yond human power to do.
w. b. Galbreath, M. @. Galloway,
r. F. Looney, Alexander Erskine,
A. j. Kellar, j. M. Heating,
A. J. Vaughan, j. II. Mathes,
NJ. d. L. Stewart, G. b. Thornton.
j. j. Murphy, Ed Whitmore,
John I. Lawler, Cotton Greene,
]. E. Beasley, j. A. Harpham,
Casey Young, JIM Fowlkes,
j. w. Trabue, VIM. L. Trask,
w. II. Rhea.
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Winking nj GambIing.

Ex-Governor Hoffman in N. Y. World.l
Gone thing struck me very forcibly
in Paris" continued the governor,
and that was the annual income de-
rived from the cities by the govern
ment. Gambling, you know, is pro-
hibited in France; but every private
club is a gambling place. This is
generally known, Of course, but the
government winks at it, and derives
therefrom a revenue Of 100000
francs a year. Then, there is the ma
tional loans, which are taken up with
avidity always. | asked about that
and they told me that there was always
a large prize offered, which some one
would be sure to get. | merely men
ton these things to show the ex-
istence of a general spirit Of gamb.
ling in France
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An interesting trial is in progress at
Fitchburg, Mass suit for libel be-
tween two clergymen, Mr.. Shurtleff
and Mr.. Parker. The case was tried
last June, but the jury disagreed,
standing, after being out all night,
eleven to one for the plaintiff. A new
item of testimony was that Mr.. Shurt-
left, having fallen in love with another
mans 6ancee, privately offered him
$1,000 to give her up. This young man
was on the witness stand during the
trial, and his description of the scene,
says a Boston paper, and the plea Of
Shurtlef to him TO give her up as not
being fitted for a poor mans wife,
zone not able to withstand the trials
of life and do the washing" brought
down the house. 1t takes the law.
with the assistance of a newspaper re-
porter, to do away with all the poetry
and romance of this life.
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SEWING MACHINES OF all
kinds. Another reduction in
prices. Singers and other kinds
from S25 to $35. Also needles,
attachments and repairs for all
machines, at lowest figures, at
j. Ii. ALDRICH'S,
50 254 Second Street.
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MONUMENTS, head and foot stones
curbing apd all kinds Of marble work
cheaper than elsewhere in the city.
"a THos. MAXWELL, S8 Union st.
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THE old reliable firm Of T. j. Walker
& Co., dyers and cleaners, No. GAG Second
street, has reopened, and they are ready
TO do all work in their line with neatness
and dispatch. Special attention given to
ladies dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc. eod-89
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For laundry and kitchen purposes the
German-Laundry and Dixie brands Of
soap, manufactured by the Latting Soap
Manufacturing Company Of Memphis,
are d~eservedly taking the lead. 75t
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L. #. Risk,
Stoves, Tinware and
House Furnishing Goods,
I No. 800 Main street.

The Baltimorean, a frst-class weekly
paper, each issue containing Memphis cor
r~espondence, and portraits and biogra-
phies Of prominent persons. Next weeks
issue will contain the portraits and biog-
raphies Of Butler P. Anderson and wife,
to be followed by others Of yellow fever
fame. For sale at Spangler's, 1856 Main
street. 70
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THE o

Rubber OVershOes for misses,
ladies and gentlemen for this wet
and sloppy weather.
GeniIemen's Arcties.
Rubber OVercOats and blankets.
Gents clothing and furnishing
gOOds-a large stock 10 sell cheap.
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar Streets.
II
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In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any Job printins. l28t
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LATT1So's refined oil soaps are increas-
ing in popularity. Those ladies who have
tried them pronounce them superior TO
any In use. Ask your grocer for them. 75t
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ID. CanaIe & Co.,

No. s Madison street,
are receiving large lets and assortments
of all kinds Of fruits, nuts and everything
in their line. One of the firm has just re-
turned from the Crescent City. est
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PIeating done on the French
steam pIeater TO perfection, at
Mrs. III. Grey's, 4O4 Main st. eod-89
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QUERY: "Why win men smoke COM
mon tobacco when they can buy Marburg
Bros Seal Of North Carolina, at the
same pricer" [eod-xxyii-l4g
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How is the baby9 is the question
often put toa mother, and many am
answer comes, Thanks to DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup, much better to-day"
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Police Court.

Recorder Quigley disposed of the follow
ing cases this morning. The attendance
was good, considering the weather: Seven
drunks, one assault and battery, three
suspicious characters, and the following
State cases, which were continued: Chas.
Brown (coloredl carrying concealed wea-
pons, fined $25, and $3.50 bond; John
Arsey, carrying concealed weapons, fined
s25, and $3.50 bond; Frank Lilly, carry
ing concealed weapons, fined $25, and $3.50
bond; Robert Graham (coloredA suspicion
Of stealing groceries, continued.
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
Il Second street, next postofice. IA
Robbing Their Own Store.


Yesterday the sheriff levied on the stock
of groceries of Messrs. Duttlinger & Maggie,
1877 Main street. Last night the private
watchman was found drunk or drugged,
and Mr.. Nagle, of the firm, had possession
of the store.keys which, it seems, he was
making gooduse of. The back door ofthe
store was wide open, and the colored
driver, Robert Graham, with the firm
wagon loaded with groceries, was about to
drive of, when Mr.. Clancy, the County
Courthouse Waterman, had him arrested,
and he is now at the station-house. 1t
looks very much mixed, as Mr.. Maggie is
still at large.
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New Edition of FanchOn.

4. b. Peterson & Brothers, of Philadel-
phia, have just issued a new, cheap and
complete edition of "Fanchon, The
Cricket" by George Sand. It is a very
charming book, and viii be doubly inter-
esting to those who have seen Maggie
Mitchell, Charlotte Thompson and others
in the popular play of Fanchon, which
was dramatized from this book. Price
fifty cents.
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TestimOninI tO Memnhinns.

Washington Special to tho Cincinnati Com
mereial.l
Representative Casey Young, of the
Memphis district, and Colonel j. NJ.
Heating, of the Memphis Appeal, are
to be received in a handsome manner
at Wizards Hotel, in this city, on the
evening of the 3D. of December, the
demonstration to consist of serenade,
an address and a banquet under the
auspices of the National Yellow Fever
Commission and a committee compris-
ing friends of Messrs. Young and
Heating. 1t is intended as a testimo-
NAL of appreciation of their humanity
and sacrificing and untiring devotion
in the cause Of the suffering people of
Memphis and the South generally dur
ing the prevalence of the yellow fever
epidemic, these gentlemen having re-
NAMED at Memphis throughout the
entire summer and sacrificed their
health and personal interests in telling
efforts to relieve their fellow citizens.
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JUST RECEIVED.
Atmores Mince Meat,
Choice Beef Tongues,
Choice Dried Beef,
New augar-house Molasses,
New York Buckwheat,
Choice Creamery Butter,
Choice mixed Pickles by the gallon,
Akron Oatmeal,
Akron Graham Flour,
Akron Cracked Wheat.
q. II. RYAN & Co,
No. al2 Main street, 90
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FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER.
Dressed Turkeys,
Dressed Chickens,
Choice Red SRappers,
Oysters and Celery,
VenisOn Hams and Saddles,
Small Game Ofan kinds.
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
80 and Al Jefferson street.
--o--
Milwaukee Beer,
From Jos. Scblitz Brewing Company,
Offered to the rade in any quantity.
Fresh, pure and cold.
CHARLES MYERS, Agent,
35 Monroe st. est
EMMERICH'S RESTAURANT,
81 liz Adams st.
Board and Lodging,
Meals at all hours,
CIT Oystersin every style.
NEW stock of jet goods just arrived,
cheap. Jet Palace.
Elegant jet combs, cheap.
Jet Palace.
Jet miniature pins.
II Jet Palace.
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FRESH PASTRY

and Homemade Candies every
day at BAKTEE'S, 3S3 Main. cot
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NEATEEss, cheapness and dispatch.
It'll BROWNE, the plumber, 25S Second
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Fresh Shell Oysters
received daily and served in every style
at Felix Francioli's, 292 Front st. cit
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DYEING AND REPAIRING.
B. ANDL. ASSOCIATIONS.

W%orkingmen's B. and L. Association.
FNHE regular monthly meeting Of this Asso-
l. citation will be held on the first Tuesday in
December, at their Office in the Planters In
surance Building. A full attendance of the
members and the Representatives of deceased
members is requested, rs business of import-
ance will be presented.
CHAs. T.. PATERSON, Sec'y. 6S-Si
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FRESH OYSTERS

Received daily by Express.
Victor ID. Fuchs, 30, Al Jefferson.
5S-l
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DR.. Carver has cleared 5000
shooting glass balls,
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FOR RENT.

DESIDENCES, stores, Offices and farms for
IL rent. Apply to GUI0N, BLACK 4 CO.,
No. l9 Madison street. 65-9l
nHREE-STORY Brick, Nos. IS and 81 Main
II street; p rooms; suitable for q boarding
house. Apply at 81 Main street. col
CEYERAL good Offices for rent in the Stan
- ton Block. Apply 10 g. d. CROCKETT,
Agent, IS Main street. 59-S
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Administrators Sale of
Boots and Shoes.
The Entire Stock Of the late
VIM. Miller, 22I Main,
Will be sold at greatly reduced
rates in order TO close at an early
day. 70
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JUST RECEIVED.

CoTTos ink, red and black, at G. W
Jones & Co.'S, 257 Main street. 96
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FISH AND GAME MARKET.
VenisOn Hams and Saddles.
Choice Dressed Turkeys.
Fish, Oysters and Celery.
Red Snappers.
Wild Turkeys and Rabbits.
76t 3. CLEMENT, So Beal.
SehlitE Milwaukee Beer,
Imported in Refrigerator Cars.
For the Trade.
All orders promptly filed.
CHAs. MYERS, Agent,
So Monroe St. 631
DRESSED POULTRY
At SeesseI's, E24 Main street. 73-
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Ladies' Restaurant.

Oysters, coffee, chocolate and meals at
all hours.
est BARTEE's, 1893 Main street.
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For SALE.

BLACKSMITH SHOP, with tools and every
ID thing complete. Apply 10 Mrs. Wirth,
Horn Lake road, between Jackson and Ala
bama. 1+I3
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THACHRRg CoUHTx coHyEHTroH.

SHALLOW FonD, 8. g. May 9th, 1878.
Mr.. EprToB: Please allow me space to
make few suggestions in reference to our
free common schools, and to the teachers of
Anderson County and to all interested, in
advocacy of q Teachers County Conven-
tion." We have nop school law in South
Carolina which cannot be surpassed for it's
!siseie... and efficiency l.: esq &c .i South
ern and Western States. The money ap-
propristed, il properly expended, will run
the free common schools at least half of
the scholastic year. For illustration, we
take Fork township. The average attend
ance of pupils in this township is not more
than l50. The apporionment of the school
fund, including p 4 tax, is about $500.
This gives $5.333 , capita, which is SUN.
oient to run the free common schools FIVE
months very nearly, according to the per
diem system. a like estimate may be made
of the other townships, or school districts,
in the County. Now, Mr.. Editor, in the
face of, these fiattering facts, with good
school law as . surety, is it not yers impor-
tant that we should be orsaniaedg That
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nEBrruo OF DRmocaAr1c counrrrrE.
ISTELLIexsc.R OFFICE.

ANDERSON, g. c., May %, 1878.
The County Democratic Executive Com
inittee met pursuant to the call Of the County
Chairman, and the following Clubs were
represented by their delegates rs follows:
Anderson, B. +. Whitnr-: Bolton. G. w.
.aciiee; iioMling Green, II. Snipes;
Broadawuy, w. A. McFall; Brushy Creek,
4. IL. Russell; Centreviile, a. b. Bowden;
Corner, James A. Gray; Flat Eock, ]. w.
Norris; Fork No. /, DR. w. K. Sharp; Fork
No. 2, f. E. Harrison; Garvin, r. w. Simp-
son; Hopeweil, w. A. Neal; Hunters
Spring, X. NJ. Burriss; Martin, James A.
Drake; Meals Creek, L. L. Campbell; PEN
dleton, w. III. D. Gaillard Rock Mills, +.
II. Anderson; Sandy Springs, S. l.. Eskew;
Savannah, Reuben Burriss; Slabtown, J.
Jameson. Vice Chairman J L. Orr was
also present. The Chairman announced
that quorum was present, and that the
Committee was ready for permanent or
ganization by the election of Secretary.
w. A. Neal was then elected.
A motion was then adopted calling q
County Convention of the Democratic party
of Anderson County to meet at Anderson
Court House OH Tuesday. the 10th day of
July, ct IL o'clock q. III.
The Executive Committee by :. unani-
nous vote passed resolution requesting
the County Convention to rescind its ac-
ton by which subordinate Clubs were re-
quested not to make nominations of candi-
dates.
On motion of II. w. Simpson, it was
unanimously resolved that the Executive
Committee consider plurality vote the
best plan for nominating in the Primary
Election.
1t was thel, moved and adopted that
committee OF five be appointed By the
Chairman to draft rules and regulations to
to govern the Primary Election, and report
to this Committee. The following COM
mittee was then appointed: J. L. Orr, G.
w. MCGEE, J. w. Norris, +. Z. Harrison
and j. A. Drake. On motion of Maj. T. H.
Russell, the County Chairman was added to
the committee.
Monday, the first day of July, at Ii
o'clock, was fixed as the next regular meet
ing of the Executive Committee.
On motion of J. l.. Orr, the Executive
Committee recommend to the President OF
each Club to appoint committee on regis
tration, if it has not already been done, to
revise the Club list, see each member on the
roll and ascertain who wish to withdraw, If
apy, and to secure additional names.
After transacting some other business,
and receiving o report of the condition Of
the party in this County from each member,
which was satisfactory and encouraging,
the Com:nitsee adjourned, having had an
important ano harmonious meeting.
L. 3. MURRAY. County Chm'n.
w. A. NEAL, Secretary.
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and one peck. or one hundred bushels no,
acre. This is very fine yield, and will
ptooaD'y not be equaled by any other per-
son III Anderson County or even in this
State.
we have ses'n an almond grown upon
;Te' III Ar. }. n. Wilingham's yar,l at Bel
ton, In this County. The tree il only three
years old. and is nnw Ter o- :wa,y. f.et
high, and has quantities of green almonds
Oh II. There are several other trees in this
county which are also bea.ing abundantly.
ana we wonde, =. aore of our farmers
DO not have them. as Ar. Willingham Sc
cured his by planting common almond.
we hope others may follow his example.
and that soon we may have an abundance
OF these nuts grown in our midst.
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Liver ia King,

The Liver 10 the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the life,
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds Of
ailments are the natural result. The diges-
ton of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action of iiIe brain and nerv-
ous system, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Green'o August
Flower is unequailed III curing all persons
afiiicred with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
and all the numerous symptoms that result
irOii' an uEiiea!thy condition or the LIVER
anu Stomach. Sample bottles to try, ~
cents. Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want.
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To THE PAsrons AND CHURCHES OF THE
SALUDA ASSOCIATION:
Rev. Geo VIM Ganiner will snanA his
vacation among us doing missionary work.
Pastors who may desire to have his assis-
tance in r:eetings of days, aid churches
that may desire him 20 visit them and
peach for them will please address the un-
dersigned, stating time and place that will
best suit them.
OF course the churches who have Bro.
Gardner's services win remember tn meet
his railroad expenses anu othcr incidrntais
while he is among them.
WN. HENRY STRICKLAND.
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Assessment Notice.

.NTOTICE Is hereby given that the Coun
LS ty Enaitor'a 0fsfca will ne omen o..
and from the first day of June, 1873. to and
including the Goth day of July, 1873 Cor
the reception of the Returns Of Personal
and Real Property in Anderson County for
the year 1873. A i -1uty will be at the
places hereinafter receive Returns
Of Personal and Res. >. Derty for the said
year 1878:
Brushy Creek and Garvin-At Glenn's
Store, 24th, 25th end 26th June
Williamston-27th. 28th and 18th June.
Hnnea Patll-1st, End and 3rd July.
Belton-4th, 5th and 9Th July.
Martin-At Reuben Clinkscales Mill 9Th
and 9th July.
Dark Cofner-At sherard's Store, 10th
and 1lth July.
Fork-1t ". z. Grlbbs' Store, 18th and
18th July.
Pendleton-1Sth. 18th and Goth Jnly.
After the 10th day of July next, all Re
turns received are Additional Returns, and
penalty of fifty PEE cent. Is added, except
in cases where taxpayers have lawful ex-
cuse.
Property Is valued at its worth on the Is.
day of June, 1873. Parties having bought
and sold Real Estate between the Iss day of
juno. 1877, and the lst day OF June, 1873.
will please have II note of IL madc on their
blank.
T. J. PICKENS,
Auditor Anderson County.
May %. 1878 IS
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The Woman who rejoices in salad and ice
cream, hot cakes and warm pie
If
The Student who eats hastily and sits
down at once 20 active mental labor;
If
The Business Man who bolts his food In
eager haste AND hurries to his counting
room;
The Hard Drinker could look at the deli
cate glands, swollen and festered with dis
ease, that cause the throbbing brain;
If
The Lawyer, the Minister, the Merchant,
and all who lead sedentary lives and are
subject to Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Consti.
patton and Headache;
These only knew what MEgRILL's HErs-
THE FOB THE LIVER will do for their relief,
and how quickly it cares-there would be
much less suffering than at present.
The great Liver Medicines for sale by
Simpson, Reid & Co.
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.

s4s- IA tor i,erso,nd nofnn
.,,or mW be charged .for al he rate of oxE
DOLLAR /or erery i'ich.
5c- We rish Il disfiilctiy nnirstood TINT uc
.io nvi au v;:::e!-ss re..zaisbie for the rirnx or
ef,,ressions Of correspondents.
70 Nominations Of candidates in usual
toru,, not to erceed one inch, FIVE DOLLARS.
Thee charges are 10 be paid strictly IN adruace,
and no exceptions tchaterer wiU be made TO Mc
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We will sell you an Organ Mt s. per mo,

We will sell you an Organ nt S. per month.
We will sell fianos and Organs cheaper for
cash than any other house. We will sell
Pianos for Sl5 per month till paid for. Come
to the McSmith music mouse, or address Mrs.
s. a. MoSmith, Greenville, 8. C. t
Do not be humbugged by Northern frauds.
savo your money. and get tho best Pianos
and 7yans made from your own Southern
music housc-Mrs. McSpiith, Greenville. 1
For the cheapest and bsst Organs ever
sold, go to Greonyille, or address Mrs. s. A.
Afcsmiih,
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wILrTARY 1InTrcF.

Notice is hereby given that there will be q
meeting of Savannah Cavalry Company at
Davis Mill on the End Saturday in June
neTt at o'clock d. m. for the purpose of
filling the vacancy occasioned by the cleo
tlon of Captain Jones 70 the Lieutenant
Colonelcy of the Regiment, and for other
important business. A full meeting of the
Company is important and desirable.
A. N. SANDERS,
LIST Lieutenant, Commanding Co.
rr... ag 1910
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The friends of SAMUEL CRAWFORD
recommend him as suitable person for
School Commissioner of Anderson County
-tnhiect to the nomination of the Demo-
cratic party.
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For sol,ool Commis.,oner.

The many friends of II. o. HERRICK,
Esq, respectfully announce him as candi-
date for the position of School Commis-
sioner for Anderson County--subject to the
primary election. Mr.. Herrick Is an educa.
ted gentleman, who will, if elected, fill the
position with honor TO himself and benefit
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

The friends of IN D. WYATT AIKEN
announce him as o candidate for reelection
TO Congress, from the Third Congressional
District, at the ensuing election.