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, 1879-08-21

Il onght to be possible to Inaks the merits Of
The fisheries question plain to the dull comptc-
hension of tho Toronto G'o5e IN few EASY
sentences, thus: The inshoro fisheries are not
very valuable; the United Stntes iislIermcn can
catch outside OF the thrce-rnLlo limit all il,e Gsl,
needed to aupply this market; the abrogatIun
of the fishery clauses, by keeping Canadian fish
out OF tho Initial States, would give our 6sl,sr-
men exclusive control OF their homo.mariet;
the gain to our fishermen through the increased
demand for their products would mare than
cntnpubsnto them for the trivial loss nrfstng
frum their exclusion from tho shore fisheries Of
Cannda.
, 1879-08-21
ECHURZ AND SHERMAN,

Tho election campaign in Ohio WINS opened
yesterday by both parties, speeches being
delivered in various paris OF tho State by
tho candidates aud by distinguished orators
representing both sides. We print this
morning IN full tho speech delivered by
Secretary SoHunz ut Cincinnati, aud libornl
portion Of that delivered ut Stoubenyil1e by
Secretary SHERMAN.
Tho speech delivered by tho Secretary Of
tho Treasury is mainly devoted to tho various
forms Of the financial question, autl in n ro-
Wow of the currency nnd funding operations,
md thorough vindication Of tho policy Of
specie resumption.
Tho render will find, however, in tho
speech Of Mr.. SCuunz general discussion
Of tho lending questions Of tho day, md,
takon ns n literary production, or us an in
tolligent presentation of sound political
philosophy, or MS m exposition Of thopresent
condition Of the country, this speech will
pay for reading. It is in Dir. sonunz's best
ssylo-clear, brond, comprehensive, logical,
and conclusive. No ono can rcad it without
being better informed, aud no one can rentl
IL without admiration for It's ability and With
out being influenced by it's reasoning.
The speech IL mainly devoted to the de-
fsnse of tho resumption of specie payments,
and to tho exposure Of the fallaciea Of
abandoning specie payments by raturn to
IN irredeomablo aud inflated currency.
Tie reviewed all tho predictions Of
disaster, ruin, failure, and universal
bankruptcy in caso OF resumption,
, 1879-08-21

pcrsons unablo to obtain THE TRIBUNE at News.
Agencies or On Railroad Train Will pcasa report the
facts U.s. aIvug dates and particulars in order that
VIC mar correct auch deficiencies Of aurp1y.
Fer the greater convenience Of thorc Wishing 10 Ryod
tia necessity Of tsip TO TIE TAInrNE o}eg arrange.
tnens hare been perfected for receiving sna1t aascr'
tiscmcn.a by telephone This otEco II supplied With
both tho Bell and the Edison Instruments and Tcsponsl'
bic psrics seud their advertisements nt my ouf
frp to II q. N. by telephone direct to this oflcc
Orders for the delivery Of TnE rHtErxK nt Evanstof
Knx1cwool and Hyde Park left 10 the counting
villreceIyc prompt attention
, 1879-08-21

The second annual encamp1nent Of tho
Soldiers Reunion Association Of tho North
wost began ut Aurora, ILL.,, yesterday, mud
bids fair 10 be a most successful and en-
,oyable gathering Of the Union veterans Of
tho War of the Rebellion. The chief oVants
Of tho reunion will occnr today.
, 1879-08-21

Gen. SHERMAN told Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL
that llse only war he would Hike to undertake
would ho ono oRalnst Tho Mcxtcans, to mako
them take buck Now Mexico uud ArIzona. But
NC must keep tho bitter with tle swcct. We
emit return Now Mexico and Arizona without
Texaa and California. Happy thought: Wc'ltro-
turn the Greascr population and kcep tho land.
, 1879-08-21

Capt Jouy CowDoN Is Is inconB!derato as
Ian4ao's ghost. lie will nut down. llp Ia n
lively ns cricket. Ills chirps liuyc becn through
nil tho Western papers for Two years. mud now
they arc making themselves heard In thu East.
Capt. CowppN has just secured warm adyo-
cato in the New York sun, anu Is going to have
u DOZEN more before thu summer Ia over. 1t
will puzzie President HAYES md his advisers to
explain why they did not put CowpoN, who hau
sinulo nnd inexpensive p!nn Of trlsef to pro-
pose, On tho Mississippi River Commission.
Why should TINT Commission bo reserved ex-
clusiycly for barnaclcs Hike EAps, md men who
canft think OF touching anything unless tllere's
millions ~ This Sun says:
II CawpnS hal proposed to cxPend 500, 00o, 600
tle nsslIs havs la1 respectful hearisiE. lu, as
H. csety elost III u!adc 10 keen him aud his rlan IN
tue background. HAYES Refused to PIT llt,l on tho
Comm';.ioa-al.housh every honest river lnan 4e.
might Aave been incouvrnIcnt 10 lhu luxurious
dEeaneFs Whu arc forming tlunA 10 divert to their
own puru0spa the golden ttd0 winch IL soon to puur
from. tho Treasury.
, 1879-08-21

The American Bar Association 10 now In Bes-
sion at Saratoga. Tho Association was orGnt-
lied last yrar, u.,d nuw numbers a75 mctabrr5.
Ono Of tho interesting papers announced for
reading at this meeting is entitled "Tlae lnsfo-
liability Of Telcgrams," by llENnr H'TcucocK,
Of St. lopfs,
, 1879-08-21

Archbishop puncELL's mind and body arc said
to be falling very rapidly. At a recent recep-
tion OF noYitiatcs In Cincinnati. bis address,
which was delivered sitting, "waa weak. a,m1 at
times almost incollerent, and ho was only <blc
to read tho portion Of tho ceremony dcvolvtng
upon him by the constant attention and aid Ut
the attending prlests.n
, 1879-08-21

Besides arranging State ticket for Illinois,
Gen. LOGAN has selected the next Congressman
from tho Nurtl.Side District. Gen. LEAKE,
having made the necesaary burnt offerings. 'as
found fayor In Calumet aYenlle mud bucn alopt-
cd as FaYor!to Son.
, 1879-08-21

CLEVELAND LODGE. NO. all. a, F. l. a. NJ.
Memhc!s ass hershy no,as! to arnsar # ths ~! M
tr PURPOSE nf attending tr funeral Ut late broth.
=. nr Nathan w. Ahtott; Carr!acc, to fesittrs'
i,ark coting should be worn. Visiting htct'lrGn fra
tcrlAty Invited. Il. l.. TATI1AM, y. ".
+. X. NEEu, Sec.
, 1879-08-21

One Of Gen. 1nAHr's wlee sayings was that the
quickest way to secure tho repent Of nn ohuu1tnn,
law Is to cnturco It. So the Qufckeht wny tu re-.
podc tho silver dcuR!nn ia to frcc 'hr appreciated
dol1nr upon tho pcople and Rlyc then, q practical
knowledge OF its abanrd Enutillty In cuninunItY
whcse 1t II desiro 10 do tslncsa honest md
permanent basts. -LaGnto EEprtss.
DO, Mr. SHERMAN, scrure tbs rcpea! of Tho
law In tint way, II you can. It would DO both
moro honest mud moro courageous than tho war
yon haze chosen. Surely you can never hope to
secure the repeal of TIN law BY not enforcing It,
, 1879-08-21
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tuz CHICAGO THtHrKK hsa established branch ohtcts
receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements ~
follows
NEW YonK-Noom 70 Tribune Building r. 7. aIo.
FADnKN. Manager
PARIS, Francc-No, 10 1lue DC Il Grangc.}atellcre.
u. MAILER, Agent
LONDUN, Eng.-Ancrican Exchange, 40 Strand.
uENhY F. 0tLLEn, Agent,
B.. WASHINGTON y. C.-19in r atrceL
, 1879-08-21

Attention Is directed to tue remarkable fact
that the State OF Tennessee exempts absolutely
from taxation all personal property up 70 $l.000
fu yalua. THIS Ut. Louis G.o1s says, Oh the su-
tbortty OF ths Nashville Amer!edH, tint real
property to thts amount Is also exempted. The
, 1879-08-21

Tho first effect Of T1LDEN's canvass Is to
split the party In two states-Ncw York and
Ohio. Without harmony in these Statoa, and
with the profound disgust OF TiLpEN known to
exist Ia tho South, 1t Is difficult to sec how lie
can ret two.thtEls vote In tile Nominating
Convention. Nothing but o liberal use Of
money cau bring him through.
, 1879-08-21

Nov we mar expect Gov. Stone, Of Mtssiss!p-
nj, to rise In his might n,l direct the attention
Of the Sheriff OF Yazoo County to tlc fact that
Bomebody haa been killed In Its noIgtbornood.
It Is notorious tint the Shosft Of Yazoo County
led tho mob against DIXON In tho tlrst place.
, 1879-08-21

Fortune Bay will haye very ironca' soulful
In CanHtlsau cars before tho United stBtes GoT-
crilnient IL done with that inattcr.
, 1879-08-21

Yazoo is making moro converts to tie Rcpub-
ltcan pasty in Ohio than CHARLEY FOSTER,
Judge TAFT, JouN SHERMAN, uul Gen. GAR
FIELD together,
, 1879-08-21

Madison ftfcet. bc:wcch Dearborn and Stats. En-
eescmcnt OF John DlIluu. tour Next TFcsdents or,
The Uarf Horse"
, 1879-08-21

I1Avcr1ysA Thcatrc.
pe1rhcrn street. tnrner of Monroe EuragtT1ent
ot thu Union. sauare Theatre Company. ''Tho Bank
er's Daughter"
, 1879-08-21

IlENKr WATTERsoN writcs of HENDRICKS
from DIuck lsIund ll,orc In ungcr than in sorrow.
, 1879-08-21

The simple c1oquencc Of Yazoo goes to tho
Nurtlern heart.
, 1879-08-21

POSTAGE

For ths htnunt Of nns patrons who dcaffo 10 fshd
slps;e copies OF 7nE TntnrSH through tho mall NC
give herewith the tranalcnt rats Of postaTc!
Eofnttttc. Ttr cont.
tte1t sud Twelve rags Paper. cent?
sxteen raEa fapes. ''.''''' ID eent'
fieht and Twelve Page Paper ccnts
, 1879-08-21

Randolph atreet. bntwccn Clark and 1asallc. En-.
EnGcment OF Aimec's opera-Troup.. "Le Petit
Duc."
, 1879-08-21

white Stocking Ihrks
Lake Shore, toot of Washington street. Champion.
shin game between tho Chtca9o and Du1alo Cfuns
At a:3O p. N.
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The County Fair,

The Annual Fair of the Farmers and
Mechanics Fair Association of Anderson
County came off last week, and was very
successful, considering the unfavorable start
given it by the bad weather. The exhibits,
though not so numerous as heretofore, were
of excellent quality, and did great credit to
the people of this County in the various de-
partments. The needle and fancy work,
the household, the poultry, the live stock
and the field crop departments were well
filled by great variety of exhibits. To
particularize exhibits in these several de-
partments, would be to make distinctions
where it is difficult to ascertain which was
most deserving, and therefore we will con-
tent ourselves with ascribing excellence to
all of them. The attendance was better this
year than it was last, and, as consequence,
the Directors announce that, despite the bad
weather, they made enough from gate
money to pay all of the expenses of the ex-
hibition. President Crayton and ]. L..
Tribble, Esq, the Secretary, have reason to
congratulate themselves upon succeeding so
well under so many difficulties. Our peo-
pie ought to patronize the Fair more gen
orally, both by sending articles for e9hibi-
ton and by giving their own attendance.
We hope that the ladies and gentlemen of
the County will begin in time to prepare for
next year, that the display may be greater,
and thereby increase the attractions to the
crowd
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Mrs. Scotia Brown, wife of Mr.. Samuel
Brown, Jr., died at the residence OF her
husband in the town of Anderson on last
Sunday morning after long and painful
illness, from which she suffered greatly,
and was confined to her bed for about three
years. Mrs. Brown was daughter OF the
late DR.. G. L. Gaillard, of this County, and
was lady of fine education and culture
For her many excellent traits of character
she was admired and beloved by her asso-
ciates and friends She was patient and re-
signed in her suffering, and displayed IN
practice the sincerity of her Christian pro-
fessions under trials which very few are
called upon to suffer. She leaves husband
and five children with whose grief the sym
pathy of large circle of relatives and trlends
IS Joined. Their sorrow is not, however,
without consolation, for they realize that
death has but called her spirit from world
of sorrow and pain to one of rest &nd Joy
forever. Death had no pain for the depart
ed one, but came rather as an angel OF rest
to relieve her of suffering and grant her en-
trance into rest. The funeral services were
performed in Grace Episcopal Church by
Rey.W 81. Hankel of Pendleton, after which
the remains were placed to rest in the Bap-
tist Church cemetery.
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Honea Path.

Our farmers now think they will make
about two-thirds of cotton crop and about
half corn crop......Oat sowing has COM
merced, and from present indications q
large quantity will be put in. This is q
move in the right direction, and we hope
our whole country will adopt it.....The
washing away of the Abbeville side of the
bridge at Erwin's mills caused considerable
inconvenience to the travelling public, but
Mr.. Erwin has remedied the evil by put
ting in boat, so that parties can still cross
Free. Two colored men, Tulley Beaks and
Cade Ellis, have been lodged in Abbeville
jail, charged with burning Bigby's barn.
.....One of our fair friends, while attending
the Fair, had her portmonie and contents
stolen, which We don't consider at all fair
dealings with our fair friend; and if the
party who took it does not return it, we will
consider them very unfair......ProE. H. g..
Reed will commence his school at this place
on the 3rd of November, Parents should
start their children at the beginning of the
session, as it will enable them to be classed
properly......Our merchants are increasing
their trade daily, and are selling as cheap as
the cheapest. MEMO.
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a Meeting OF Farmers.

According to the resolution adopted at
the meeting of the farmers of Anderson
County last Spring, authorizing the under
signed as President to call another meeting
this Fall for the purpose of considering the
Guano question, and taking such measures
towards memorializing the Legislature
upon it, as may be deemed proper, l there
fore call q meeting of the farmers of Ander-
son County, to be held at Anderson Court
House on Monday the 10th day Of Novem-
Der next, at II o'clock a. M, for the purpose
above indicated. Every farmer in Ander-
SON County is respectfully urged to attend
this meeting, US the questions to come be-
fore it are of very great importance, and
should be we'll considered by the largest
possible number of the farming community
T. H. RUSSELL, President.
October 2Sth, 1879.
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SETTLED BEYOND A DoUBr.-No one ques-
tions the fact that more cases of whites,
suppressed and irregular menscs and uterine
distractions Of every kind, are being daily
cured by DR.. ]. Bradfield's Female Regula-
tor, than by all other remedies combined.
Thousands Of certificates from women every
where pour in upon the proprietor. The
attention Of prominent medical men is
aroused in behalf of this wonderful COM
pound, and the most successful practition-
ers use it. If women suffer hereafter it will
be their own fault. All druggists keep it.
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Col. Browns War Pony.

Among the attractions at the Fair, and
especially to the survivors of McGowan's s
Brigade, may be mentioned Col. Browns
marsh tackey, which was in all the cam.
paigns of the "Army of Northern Virginia," :"
from the battle of Gaines Mill to the sur
render at Appomattox, and whose history
is closely connected With "Bob," her rider,
who is also survivor. Though not so
handsome as the other horses, she has
more eventful history.
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IIYgIENEAL.

Married, on October %, 1870, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Eskew, by Rev. ]. r.
Earle Mr.. John Il. Crocker and Miss Mary
NJ. Bowen.
At the residence of the brides father, on
October l, 1879, by Rev. ]. B. Adger, D. D.,
NIr. Y. o. Morris and Miss Lizzie Buchanan,
daughter of Mr.. Ephraim Buchanan.
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Anderson Market Reports.

The prices current for the following arti,
cles in this market are:
Cotton-middling, 1Ob to lOi-frm.
Corn-90.
Peas-75.
Flour-$7.50 to 5000.
Meat-C R sides to u, L. G. sidesei to
Z, shoulders 5.
Lard-10c.
Molasses-N. o. 35c to Soc.
Cuba Molasses-335c to 40c.
Meal-95 to 500.
Sugar-7lc to lie.
Coffee-121c to 16ic.
Bagging-11 to 121.
Ties-$l.90 to $3.50.
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October 2sth, 1879.

-Ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, esti-
mates that the population of that State
under tho new census will reach three
millions, and entities the State, under
the present ratio of representation, to
twenty-five members Of Congress, which
exceeds that of any State at present, OK
cept New York and Pennsylvania.
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Anderson
Farmers and Mechanics Association will
be held at Anderson G. H, S. c., On
Wednesday, November IL, 1879, for the
purpose of electing officers for the next year.
A full attendance is desired.
]. /. TREBLE, Secretary.
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A Great Need Supplied.

TNHE Town of Anderson has long needed
a good and reliable BAKERY,
which is supplied by the undersigned, who
Cakes of different kinds, in addition to a
good selection of CONFECTIONERIES
and the finest grades of CIGARS and
Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, all of
which he sells very cheap.
He also bakes Wedding or Party Cakes
of all kinds to order OIL reasonable terms.
The public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed at his stand on Main Street, under the
Store of B. +. Crayton e. Sons.
C. w. VOLKENING.
Oct Q, 1870 12 3m
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OBITUARY.

Died, October Goth, 1879, after q brief illness,
from pneumonia and bronchitis, Matte Lizzie,
second daughter off. H. and a. L. Hutchison,
aged two years and six months.
Dear little Matte, thou hast left us,
Ifere thy loss We deeply feel;
But tis God who hath bereft u.s.
lie can all our sorrows heal.
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Our Agents.

The following gentlemen are authorized
agents for the 1NTELLIeENcER, and persons
indebted to us.for subscription are requested
to make payment to either of them or to
ourselves:
James ". Poore, Bolton.
M. T. Elgin, Honea Path.
DR.. P. II. Il. Sloan, Pendleton.
II. P. Sitton, Pendleton Factory.
John NJ. Glenn, Equality.
A. W. Pickens, Piercetown.
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Special Premiums.

A premium of $5 in gold hos been award
ed by Sloan Bros, of Greenville to r. D.
Alexander, of Greers Station, for the best
Turnip Crop from their seeds. Their pre-
y,;nr,, lief for 19Q0 will ha for
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pY virtue of the power conferred on me
Id by the will of Mrs. Z. S. Brown, de.
ceased, the EXecutrix of the will Of Daniel
Brown, deceased will sell at the Court
House, at Ii o'clock q. M, on Monday the
10th day of November next, 8 shares Green
vile and Columbia Railroad stock. =
shares South Carolina Railroad stock; 8
shares stock of the Anderson Educational
Association 3 shares in the State Savings
and Insurance Bank Of Anderson, S: c: 1
will also sell at the residence of the late
Daniel Brown in the town of Anderson, on
the same day, at IL o'clock q. m, the per-
sonal property of Daniel Brown, deceased,
consisting of beds, bedding chairs, tables,
parlor and other household furniture.
w. II. NARDIN,
Ex'or of Will of Mrs. +. S. Brown, de-
ceased, Executrix Of Will of Daniel
Brown, deceased.
Oct %, 1879 Is 8
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We are requested to announce that o
meeting of the citizens of Varennes town.
ssip will be held on next Saturday, the first
day of November, at o'clock p. n,., for the
purpose of electing five delegates to repre-
sent the subscription of that township in
the meeting Of the stockholders of the Sa-
vannah Valley Railroad called to meet at
Lowndesville on the 18th of November. 1t
is matter of great Importance to the town
ship to be represented by good and reliable
men, and we hope there will be full at
tendance at Flat Rock on next Saturday to
select them.
The Fifth Avenue Opera Company of
New York played the celebrated comic
opera "Pinafore" in Anderson on last
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights, il! the Temperance Hall, and
were greeted on each occasion with large
aud appreciative audiences. twas decided
Iy The most accomplished troupe that has
ever visited Anderson, and is such Com
pany as would be received with pleasure by
any theatre-going audience. The rendition
of sll the parts was very good, indeed. and
those of Sir Joseph Porter, Little ButtcrcuP,
Ralph Rackstraw, Josephine and Dick
Dcadeye were very fine. The play is very
amusing one, and this Company. brought
out its points with fine effect. Their sing
ing was excellent, and, indeed the whole
was fully up TO the requirements of first
class opera performance.
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MANUFACTURERS uC.o

Premiums recommended for silk shawl, spun and
.woven, exhibited by Mrs. S. D. Crumley, and WOOL
en- coverlet by Mrs. ]. A. Drake.
NFFDIE AND FaNry IVOPF DEpd PTJfENT
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sewing machine CDavis) )...T II McCann, Ag't
organ Mason & Hamlin) )........Mrs McSmith
The Committee specially recommended premi-
um to Mesrs. Reed Stephens for fine display
Of buggies nnd phieton. They were carefully in
spected by the Committee, who unhesi;atingly say
that the vehicles credit TO the manufacturers
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The very heavy rains of week before last
did considerable damage to the corn crops
in the Seneca, Tugalo and Deep Creek bot
toms by overfowing those streams. The
crops Of several farmers are said to be an
almost entire loss, as the water stood on
them several days, souring the corn and
rendering it almost wholly unfit for use
We hope, however, that the loss is not as
serious as at first represented.
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THE INTELI.IGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BRET MENTION.

Sore eyes are very prevalent in Anderson
inst now
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number of Plymouth Rocks exhibited by Misses A.
B. and N Towers, and for Partridge Cochins by J..
G. StriblIng. We would make favorable mention
Of the display of Rabbits exhibited by ]. C. Strib-
ling,
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At convention of the Taxpayers of Sa-
vannah Township, held on Saturday, 18th
of October inst, the following delegates
were chosen to represent said township in
the Savannah Valley Railroad Convention,
to be held in Lowndesville on the 18th Of
November next, to wit: E. ]. Earle, B. A
Davis, VIM. Jones, w. A. Hodges and R.
P. Clinkscales. Alternates-E. w. Stew
art, A. E. Scudday and ]. Alewine.
We beg leave to tender our apologies to
the many people %h in the c5oTd 1n which
week, were not properly waited upon, and
assure all that with increased assistance we
shall now be able TO attend to all. Our
sales are SO immense that we can afford to
sell goods cheaper than ever.
ARNsTEIN & ROSE,
New York Cash Store.
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MAIN STREET, Greenville. s. C.-The
G,eenville Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, at their annual Fair last week,
awarded the premium on Saddlery, Harness
and Leather to Vardry McBee, as Colum-
bia, Abbeyille, Anderson and Greenville
have done in The past. His motto-"IShort
profits and good goods" When in Greenville
call on him. +
October %, 1879.