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RAILROAD IEy ~.
. "a HsNa gg

esT} ~ @E&Tg xE2-8xy SSE----D'
RICHMOND. ERED'a q POTOMAC =. =, 20
RICHMOND. VA. November z, lefv.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, 1879,
1 ! trains ON this road wi run rs follows;
NORTH BOUND.
o.,oA NJ leaves Byrd-atreet rtsiicn G: ~ Tex
cept sundays; due Mt Ws..h,ne.vsh.
lilo r. NJ; Baltimore, BOD 4: 81 :
Philadelphia, $3.50 r. NJ; Ne" io'h'
1890 r. NJ -, so
o.uo p. NJ. leave, Byrd-stree. station dai y due
~" NJ washington. g25 r. VI Balsilncfe,
1928 T.. NJ. Phis delpbla, $40 n. d. >
New York, 6:l5 A. VI.
-. - a. ACCONMODkTION TRAlr Tor
4'oc X ~" Junction leaves Broad street stsnoh
daily lexcept sur days..
SOUTH BOUND.
arrives st Byrd-street station daliy
lV'io F'"", except Sundaysl Leaves Ner tors
q 10 A. NJ; bilsdelphia. ii:so a.
Il; Baltimore $3.50 L. u. Wastdns'
tor, 5:Z0P NJ IT.
,,to, n ,r,.> es at BYrd-Street eta1of unuy.
AA''o a. "'' a.rA New York, 1000 p. NJ. Phil'
adelnbh, 1:10 A. NJ; Baltimore'
a.sn A. " Washington, 200 A. NJ.
o..o NJ tCCoMN ODATION TRAIN arrives
o''' ~ ~" At Brosd-s ,reet station fs,ly tsxcep'
o"n""''" General Ticket Azc5L
EFT. ID. MYERS. Geners. superintendent 80 IN
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by W. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT
" AND FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING
AT THIS SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEIGH
AND TWENTY. NINTH STREETS.-As commits
soner Of The Circuit Court OF ilenico county, en-,
tered on the Ilih December, 1879. In the case OF
sadIer ps Union Building Fund Company, snail
offer for sale at public auction. on the premises on
Tuesday he 81 AIa. Oh, 1880. n o'clock 7. M.,
the PROPERTY located as above ironing 81 itet
on the west line Of Twenty-ninth street, running
hack on the south line of Leigh street ~ ert' on
this Lot theIe Is a FRAMED TENEMENT, long
used as a retail grocery store lre9arced an eXceI,
lent siandl. and also NEAT, COhfOhIAbLE
FRAMED DWELLING.
TRRMs: One third ca b; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable noes, Interest ado q
and title retained TIL all Of the purchase-inoney
naid nd a conveyance ordered by the Court.
fe 20 HILL CARTER, CommlsSloneI.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auc'loneers'
Eleventh street between Main anu panh'


THE VALUA BL TllREE1SloN IN
RRICK STORE, WITH A. HALL A AriI
6wPhLING ABOVE 90. 6o9I OF TIE TIE s s}xTH
lii,g az BROAD STREET BEL WhEN, "a ~, III
S ,nn SEVTNTII STREETS, AT AUCIlON:-ooll
THURSDAY The 26h day OF EeDr non yne ~ M.
Sses the aboye.descrbed property. 0ccupieu Nv W,
Miles Cary. II was built few years ago 9Th haan.
manner and in the most approved Stylr, WIZ a. &
tifni store and basement below. Inc seeohu mvi
used for society pnrp ses; having nIg ag no gonr
nte. roam: and the third floor Is lad OH lnlo iouI
a. ,n,ifnl rooms, with bath. closets NC. .,o,.
Tbe second and third doors bring regularly aoo"l
$500 rent a., ci,,, ho,,or emitted I'm To-
c.tion or more beautifully arranged for ous'nesS
purposes ,oo,o,d % ex,jre Nav /,
eaa suhirct 10 reasonable ground rent. ana Is 10
~. nad Tor by the owner OF the ground AT tne eAp,-
ration. unless the same is renewed "hich eau pio0"
hIy be done. If desired. - ,, r,,,oro
This is rare opportunity TO secure upJ ,be cItv
h,e terms one of The best business SANDS IN tue
TERMS: Onp-ihird cash; b1iance at SIX, t" !5S
and eighteen mon hs for notes, with interest auueu
and secured nv trust deed ,.,tc ,,o,,o,eere
feel GRUBBs & WILKINS. Auc-01eeIs,--
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nnoa No " South w6arves. PM lade
FOR NEW YORK.

ICHMOND, YORK RlNERSrT;saI
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. izi.s.--..1ss-
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM
Ttrongh-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave EST POINT VA. on eacl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon con
oecfing with trains from RICHMOND. 1900.
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY. ..,
Providence Railroad cia West Point. Va.
II. +. DOUGLAS, superlntendet,;
e. ID, GROSER. General Agent. ap .
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an 9E 5ASss& NyzE
RIcuYoHo AsD PgrsHssceo

So
HrCUSONO AND PRTgRsprgoy
RAILROAD rOspAyr. (
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, Janua-
~ ~ FL, 1880, trains Ga this read viii run as fol-
lows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
to.oo ". THROUGH MAIL daily. corns<t,rs
for Charleston Savannah, AUVusis
and AIKEN Via CbarlestOnl. naiaigL
jacksonville. Stops only ~ Chester
and Manchester, and a. HALLWAY on
signal.
900 A. NJ, LYNCHBCgG EXPRESS daily
magsi close connection al PctorsbYrg
wiz ne Atlantic. Ni.,lsslDDl and
Ohio railroad for Bristol Chaftquoo
ga Nashville. Memphis Lyncb5grg
Farmy.pc, and other loCa s,atlOns "a
that road, MAXIM osIpe line as by
stations.
4;3oP. NJ. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN d,n,
except sunday. Pazengcrs takas
this train will uake cistc couuecttoa
81 Petgrs5urg e : Norf.if.
1925 L. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, conpec,i,y
for Weldon. Wilmington, Fsleiyp
Charleston, savannah. hnyisfa a.,
lum'i Ia, Atlanta. Macon. E0nfy.fncry
Mobile, New orleans. and 81! .oigys
south and SOuthwe~t Pnr.Dlr sis.n.
iDg-csr from Washington f9r NJ
inipgtOn, savannah, aul re sllto
StODs Only at Manchester ana 'sesfe,'
aud Half WAY on sigHaL
1000 A. W.. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN ally
except Sundayi passenger car Al
tached.
LEAVE PErRRsBCRG NORTH.
S3J A. ", THROUGH MAIL daily conree,,,.
with Richmond. treG sricksbu,g snd
Potomac railroad ~ all points Nnrfh.
East. ana West stops 20 Narc.,s,
ter aud Chester. aud ~ Ilaff.W4v
and a. Drury's Bluff, on signal
e:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN d,uv
except suucayl. stops A, al "a.
lions.
7:C5 7. NJ, LYN(HBtRG EMPRESS. daily
Except >undaNl StDps on.y Al Nan.
chester and Chester, and IlNfWayon
on signal.
344 z, N. THROUGH MAI. daily, sousec,i,s
With RcbmOsd. Frelerick ,bnrg -
Potomac railroad Tor al POINTS Fas
and West. Also, making close censec,
ton with the Ches3VfaAr and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia str'nrs md
all points North and West. gli5 on
stOl,s at Manchester aua Chester tnI
at Iialf- and Druy's Bua. N
signal.
100 p. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAM daily
Except sunday; passenger COZ AZ
tachCd
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
tae Appomart01 dspot
| mono $40 4. Il. and as T.. VI; leage Peters
burg $50 4. NJ ana 4:Z5 T.. VI. every SUNDAY.
no 10 T. ID. KLINE. ~un'r' nf~udent
DICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
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UTATER-POWER PROPERTY Az
w DANyILLE, VA.

r,,oor decree of the Hastings Court ot
inc town of Danyile, at the i,ecemoei W. ,anyiIa
IN the suits OF Crews, Kodeni1ca ,here and of A. Y
Manufacturing Company snd othefs an, W M I'd
Stokes Co and others u.s. Inc sae, Wy h cnr, W
trustee and special COMM sioner VI w. oc,ocK
sell at public auetion' on The PREMISES ~
Z. NJ. on ,,pc,I
WEDNESDAY THE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH
NEXT,
the following VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
ALI, THE WATER-POwER AND WATER
RiGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, Including an uhdl-
yIded moieiy Of The canal and canal-bed, lhe uanl
and al, e1semenfs appurtenant thereto, when were
COM eyed 10 the Danyi,le Manufacturing company
nv Crews, Rodenhizer Go. by deco daten me ko.h
day OF September, 1892, ana %ncn Wsfe Tom
many 10 H. Robe tson. trustee by deed oil trust Gateu
the 9Th day of May. 1866 10th deeds recorueu III
'he nIso' The THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
for factory sites AMI other purposes, Iylny , N
the canal and Dap river one Oh 'nsse aD,s NV n
fr1nt on the canal Of 2i4k feet, improved ny
RRICK BIIIID Nc and the founca'ion-wa Is. Nc.l
OF The WOOL, factory formerly operated oy I re
Danve Manufacturing C9meas9 es and e he hIrd
iron Of 216l feet all running back 10 Tue rNe,;
map Of the property will be e3hiDile1 at , ,ne
SAFE s az" nngrripnsd at his office IN DanyiIe, Va.
These lots are also more fully described III apo'e-
mentioned Dc ed of trust. ...oo.r,,,s
restrictions aud provisions OF the two above men
toned deeds. and also subject 10 lhe DECREE an.
ceednes Of the Court In me Two SUITS auohe III
Toned adjudcaiing the rights OF all parties i"@
rested IN the said prop rly. .. -, ,,o MR.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten Iercentpm OF me r puI'
ments NJ one two and three years from day OF SAFE
hearing interest from that day. for when me pur
chaser VIII be required to give bono WIN eoIu ~
c Itv the tile TO be retained until all Inc purchase
MONEY Is paid and the further order OF the Court.
The above sale is worthy OF the attention OF capir
taists and all Others who NAV wish To engage III shy
"a az water-nower factories at point 80 favor
abIy located AS the grow ing town OF Dinviile.
MY HARRISON ROBERISoN'
Trustee and special Commissioner.
fr O5-tNh3Oi
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Office ~
VI, No. eO7 FRANKLIN STREET, be-~uIIb
tween Eighth and Ninih streets. having every con-
venien and appliance for comfort Of ms patients
win tNestv-fve years experience aud PRICES re
DUCFD. Is prepared TO perform gently am CART
fully all operations for such as may dtsIlt ~
fessiOnal services. il" '-o'Ii
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EAST bot Nd
Mall train arrives at Richmond daiy 81 tSPN.
cept sunday at.....,..s.....' 900 - 80.
Express train arrives al Richmond HAN- ,o A N,
accommodation train arrives Al hi'h- o,o VI
mond daily except Snpday Nt........ A..
Mixed train leaves StaunlOs 81 y tS..~..ra
taking passengers at GorsionsStc from 'i' t,, a.
Midland trail lrOm Washington, ani ''i'
Richmond at sac I. VI ,,,,.t ,,.,, o.
A connects With Virginia Midland ua.' ia
7 ynrhhurx, D,pville, aud Atlantic Ml~l@il" All.
Ohio Railroad stations, sni VIII "! t,,.,toa.
land traIn, leaving at 3:l0 L. NJ to' W a,',us lr
X connects With Virginia MldlAh1 "'
Lynchburg aud Danyille. 49,, ...,,,.,,,.l,tos
4 connects with Valley railroad sc'oh. u, .,
train leaving at 3:15 NJ. for hsrrl.1",,N's ,. a.
ID connects with Valley railroad tram '''' ~"
llnt A. NJ. sOr Harosr's Ferry.
" connect With stases for Lexington ,.o, (og
n connects With a.. ID. :. and L. L. s''"~'
q eonnects with scioto Valley railroad W
"A eor.ects with all lines diyerslnS 90 ts
| North Ssst. aud southwest W. NJ. ;. pIateaL
NV''~"s'' 49," Engtneer and superinien1ss", ana
! CONWAY 8. HOWARD, General fs~S9pc 10
Ticket Agent
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ONLY 5000 PER YEAR.-THATEa
" COSY AND COMFORTABLE LlTTLE ia
DWELLING. No. 310 fast Main street, WIN spa
cios ysrd IN front and rear. is for rent at pr
year. THIS Is a fine opportunity for sm an iamiy
moderate reni. Amply at Dispatch Office between
9 and in the morning, or between ana III Tue
evening. Eo-ot-
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WOOD AND CoAL.

NOAL AND WOOD-NOW Il THE
Y TIMF-Good PINE WOOD. $3.50 per cord
OAK, 81 and 1850 per cord: SPLlNT LuMP,
s475: HAIL, a 20: best BRIGHTHOPE, $3.50,
"a and "a so per 1000 pounds: SOFT COKE and
ENGINE COAL. all grades At lowest price,; AN
TJRACITE Of all sizes aud nrst-class AT summer
nrtcrs' OtIers promptly flied at either yard-70S
Broad. or Cary between Nineteenth and twentieth.
60 III &. II. PAGE.
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Leave Richmond az.
Arrive at RnrkcYllle.

4 connects for Million. Nc
Il connects for Ashcyiile and all pohts in Nt.tan
North Carolina daily, except sunday.
& connects for Macon and all points ln sou. "e''
D connects for jacksonville and al poira in fo'
rida. .,. . d., -.,.,,. .
Georgia, aud Chattanooga, Nashville, N"nrAI-' <sa
all Texas points. - 80
Nicksburg. ,---.,.
q connects for Galveston and g Texas poih's.
Trains from the ab0ye-uI'nel plini, arr 10 ~
Ricbn0nd at 4:43 L. VI. and O:3O \ VI.
Trains between Greensboro and salem gun ttF
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina disi'i"n miee c..'
ton a. Cold boro' wlih The W W. H. li' I' iNl
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrdWiug-room ani N'lIhk hi
run through or Train 40. - irDh Ne" l..a ,l'
Richmon 10 Atlanta. aud from rI,eushorD 'n Al.
rusta. ana on Train No. AZ from Nd,hlnsi.l all
Rict mond To Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points nm. sDHtneA' ana
southwest. and baggage chtckcl hroush.
N' JOHN X. MACMlRD0.
General Passenger AGENT
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TOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENr-M
Il six rooms, kitchen two rooms, ulvefts, IN
and large yard-No. 4O2 Canal street, between
Fourth aud Fifth streets. Price only SIP per
month viii be put III good order.
fp Dh.3t HUBERT n. l. y r.
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FOR EENT.

NOR RENT, ONE SMALL FAC-Ga
II TORY on Cary near Fifteenth street III
TWO TENEMENTS on Cary near seventeenth
street: ONE SMALL DWELLING, 220o FRANK,
lin street: TWO SMALL DWELLINGS: X3Il
and 2bl3 Franklin street: ONE SMALL DIV ELL
ING Tweny-dh pear Main street. Gr nsU ,no d5e
arste hnoJy 10 FRANKLIN STEAKNS,
10 on F2t* No. Is Fftee nth street.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-16

= The case of st. Louis boy. IA
years Of age, who was recently injured by
falling on nail. promises to turn out one
of the most remarkable in surgery. The
nail entered the boys temple and passed
through the skull into tho brain, which
oozed out through the aperture when
the nail was withdrawn, and since then
the discharges have been almost contnu.
Gus. he iActors itfastendance expect
the boy to recover, although agreeing
that the case is remarkable one. The
boy is bright and cheerful. and has deve-
oped an extraordinary liking for soda
water.
- The report of Commissioners Raum
shows that .iie collections, in The Reve..
nuo Department exceed the estimates
made By $S,892,000. The collections du.
ring the year aggregate 1928, ,892, 900, not
q dollar of which vast amount was lost
by. dishonest Off cials. Tho total sum
sscpiIe19ed by this administration foots up
sS'2200. .000, 900, st net%cost- Ola fraction
over thirty-one and half per cent. In the
meantime, four thousand Illicit stills have
been suppressed and seven thousand ar.
reste for Illicit disiillntion reported. The
great tmoonshiners' industry ia Tenne see.
Georgia and the Carolinas has been in q
great degree destroyed.
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITSI
A b TOWERS e. CO.

andcu
aud ask quality
DRY GOolSWc full line
Beached Shirngs
a
Lvs goods II eimarket
to
We warrnt tlcsegou
of Inrlwu cnnltl Nuke
roe hi ass,vn
y argeo o of WALTZ .Fnpcr
Woolen eOOdS-We Blankets
y of yaml Fhnne
Shirts-Finc Shirts
of
drOccrfesSugar FanG
for FIxE TEA.
BUGGY Makers
h the
nj OH
We
thcirc cDton
\ e. TO-
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- Details Of the recent earthquake in
Austria show it TO have been almost rs
terrible as similar commissions in South
America. The loss by destruction of
buildings in Agram alone is set ut about
two million dollars. The dn.nngc to The
Cathedral is SO great hat the tower at
least will have 10 be pulled down and
be rebuilt from its foundations, and it is
feared that the nave of the building is also
irremcdiablc ruined. This is the more
TO be regretted, as the Cathedral is one
OF the Oldest aud most interesting ccclc.
sas,ical edifices In the Austrian Empire;
II was copsecraied II, long sgo ys
l2l7 The loss and damages in works of
art and antiquities in the city are very
great
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COURT or COMMON PLEAS
ANDERSON COUNTY.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
II. T. Wakefield, Administrator of Estate
of Tucker w. May. deceased, Plaintiff
against Mary Fowler, Hannah May, ct oil,
Ietendants.-Summons for Relief, Com
plant not scrred
TO the Defendants. Mary Fowler, Hannah
May, Murtlia Ann McCown Margaret J.
May, Baby May, EImra Hood, Tucker
W. Hood, Josephine Hood, Nancy G.
Hood, Martha Hood and ]. W. Norris:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
Il quired to answer the complaint in this
action, of which copy is herewith served
upon you. and to serve n copy Of your an
swcr to the said complaint on The sub
scribers ut their Office, at Anderson Court
House, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fell to answer the COM
plaint within the time aforesaid the plain
till i'll this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated August 9Th. a. p. 1880
MOORE & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
lsEALl JOHN w. DANIELS, c. C. p.
The defendants above named will tax.
:oticc that this action is commenced for the
purpose of selling land Of Tucker w. MAY,
detSlse-i, III " mich you have an interest, in
aid of personal assets to pay debts. No
personal claim is made against YOU
MOORE g. ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nov 1S, 1880 10 6
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rovE.s asgvE1L.

Love in o lethargy once slept
A week without dwaking;
And Gay and night his mother wcpt,
AS if her heart were breaking.
The Graccs pinched the boy in vain;
lie never felt their stinging:
They sang to him o PaphiaM strain;
He sleRt through alltheir singing. ls
TO Jove aEleng,ti she goddess scared,
Most niisefabl acfyiug, 9 ~ :.
tsOh, save my son. Heaven mighty lord
The God Of Love is dying!"
ITO carth,' said Jovc. ''once more repair,
And cease yonr cries and weeping;
a friendly leech will meet you there,
Who'll cure Loves oycr-slecping.
Venus flew back the boy was free;
For Jovc, on special mission
Had sent him green eyed Jealousy,
Juno's OWN state physician.
The cure, much worse than the disease,
olympus shook with laughter;
For Love was never ct his ease,
And never slumbered after
JOHN SHERMAN, IN Temple D'r.
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PHILADELPHIA; POPULATIONS The
census of Philadelphia just published by
the department. Of the interior affords
some interesting prints of comparison
with New York. The total population
of Philadelphia is SAC, $3.50, or $50 ,j37 less
thnh TINT or New York. The first and
tnp,t stirling difference between the two
cities is'in the more even and consequent.
ly more healthy and comfortable distri.
button Of the population over the entire
area of the city. New York has twenty.
four wards with varying population Of
from SOS to 1853, l09. Philadelphia has
thirty three wards, in none of which is the
population less than 10000 or ~ much rs
$4,000. 1t is true that the wards in New
Yorknre very y;arbitrary divisions varying
considerable In their area, but the actual
difference in the manner Of the distribu.
ton OF the population Of the two cities
ls not misreprcsented by the above fig
urcs.
The next point Of contrast is in the
relative proportion of natives and foreign.
ers. In New York the foreign element
cOmposcs 40 per cent. OF the entire popu.
lation. while in Philadelphia it is only %
per cent. The negro population Of Phil
ndelphia is 1850, or more than that of
4 New York, although it Is still.n trifieas
cor,n,ated with the total population, be.
ing less than 4 per cent. The negroes
mostly live together in settlements or
negro quarters ms they are called, the
largest being in the Seventh ward, where
1000 of these people nre huddled togclh.
er. In the better portions Of the city very
few are to be found, and in the Eighteenth
ward, with nenrly, 10000 inhabitants,
there are only / 8 negroes and in ;.le Thir-
ty-flrst ward, with 81 ,000 there are only
10. Tho excess of females over males in
Philadelphia is 10 per cent, while in
New York it is only = per cent.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or AHDERSOy

Ex Partc Samuel r. Taylor and wife, Loui-
"a Taylor, In Re. Mary Taylor and h,s.
band. Louisa Taylor vs.. j. franklin Da-
Wis. ct al.-Ftthion Jor Rciief- CDmplrut
10 Confirm P,rtition Real Estate.
PY virtue Of an order from his Honor
II r. J. Mackcy, presiding Judge of the
case. all creditors Of Jane Davi. are required
to come in aud establish their demands be-
fore me OF or 10y the 18th day Of January,
1881.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Dec o. 1850 %
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Greenviile and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

On. and after Monday. Nov. 6, 1880 tho passon-
ger Traius over the Greenville and Columbia Rail
road will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
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The annual report of Attorney
General Dcvens gives in detail and
at great length the operations
and business of the department OF
justice, including tho courts, the attor.
ney-general's Office, and tho various oil.
GERS charged with the enforcement of the
Federal election law. He states that the
various United States Courts, high and
low, nre SO greatly hnmpercd by business
which they cannot clear off rs rapidly rs
1t accommodates that it is question
whether it does not amount to DELAY of
justice. In the Supreme Court busines,
il from two and half to three years be.
hind, with no prospects of catching up.
aud it is rs bad in some of the Circuit and
District Courts. There is more business
u fact, than cAusts have been provided
% attend ID, 5nnd the attorney general
suggcststhat itw0nldbe wise for Congress
to consider if it cannot create intermedi.
ate courts of errors and appeals to relieve
the circuit and district Courts, and inter.
cept large part of the cases which now
go up to the Supreme Court. The attor.
ney. general also recommends tha, United
States district attorneys be paid stated
salaries. instead of fees. MS at present.
1ofA,6e Fedefal election la laws and and
their administration during his term
of office. There has been and still is.
he says, q great deal of fraud and 'utimi.
dat!nn ~ connection with ciec lion OF
congressman, and the INV has been Wig.
oiously enforced in order to put stop
to these assaults upon the fundamsn-
tai idea or popular elections-a free vote
and an honest count. Mr.. Devens, while
admitting iiInt tho law ;e costly recon-.
mends the szteniion of cvery nnil:mS
place 9t, V tic4 members Of. Csugrcss. are,
y6sed. for esIes ALSO, in f1ena01ing sEei
faetlthat hatCongress has hailedte0 apprnbris'
ate money for paying the subordi nste
officers engaged in enforcing this law, in
timates that they have not suffered, as
means was found of providing for them.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-16
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OIr COMMON l,AEA9

Joseph y. Brown, surviving Executor Of the Last
Will and Testament Of Samuel Brown, de-
ceas j. Plaintiff, against Berry iiix, Defendant
Summons. 10 rener Execution
To Berry lIiX, defendant above named
TXYliEREAS. Judgment was obtained In the Cir
wv cult court lor the County OF Anderson and
State OF South G. roln on the 18th day Of Octo.
bcr A. D. 1867, in tie above entitled cause, against
you for iiityfour nnd 81 100 dollars and nine S5-IOO
dollars costs, aud execution was duly issued there
OH, but the active energy thereof has now expired
and it Is desired 10 have the same renewed, Tor the
said sum of fifty-O and Sc 100 dollars together
with nine and si-l00 dollars. the costs, with in.
ercst from October II, 1867, which Is now actually
due.
Now therefore, you are summoned to appear at
the next Term of the Circuit Court to he held for
said County. At The place Of holding the same and
then and there show cause, If any you can, why
said execution should not be. renewed according TO
law.
Dated September 10, a. d. 1850.
BROWN 4 TRIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
liEALl JouS w. DANIELS. G. Z. p. Anderson,S. c.
To the Defendant. Berry Hix:
TAKE NO ICE, That the summons herein of
which the foregoing is copy, filed in ,e office
OF the Clerk Of the Court for Anderson County, s.
g., Oh the 18th day OF September. 1880.
BROWN 4 TRIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys Anderson, S. C.
Nov II. 1850 IS