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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
NT ANTED.--Twonty bridge CARPENTERS in
w Fort Worth: Apply TO 4. r Cowen &
Co. Dala7, or Jones, Cowen " Knowlton,
Foru Worth.
VVTANrED.-A partner With $500 RS tlckot-
w seller to travel with female Ministries for
the fall and winter season, A dress Manager.
Herald office.
NNTANTED-PA TO RENT-A pas
wv turo Of =, 500 acres or more, in this or the
adjoining count S. Must be well watered,
Adde'S Is, Herald ONCE,
VA ANrED, A Arsl-clars cook, washer and
w irouer, White CT colorcd woman. Also n
girl to take care Of children, First-clas5pOsi-
ton and good wages for those deserving 1t.
Apply To Mrs. Phil Sanger, Ole Akard ay-
enue, between Wool and Young streets.
NAyANIED.-To rent, rlom, furnished or
w uuturnishod, tue nei2hbOrhOol Of
Ross avenue, Il yam OF Sycamore street.. Adj
dress b G., Herald office.
yANTED-A situat on by Young man
w who competent 10 transact any kind
OF commercial business, and Will ng to make
himself generally usefdl In any good firm,
with thu expectation o. being promoted to Il
higher position. Best Of city and county ref
erence can be given. Ad res NJ. II. b., this
Office.
Ma ANTED-A druggist of 90 years expert
w enoe, would like to get situation on
tha line of TIL Central rTe%as s. Pacific road
thoroughly understands his business. Adj
dress Druggist, otics Dali as Herald.
WTANTED - A man, 10 work on small
w farm, AID t. make himgelf generally
useful. Address =. y, BOX 54l.
Nt{ ANrED - Two ilrst-class DIM 9 room
w waitrs. Call ut Merchants otel, Elm
street.
Ar ANfEU-Two comfortably furnished
w rooms, with beard, for gentleman with
family. Address II, this oilioe.
XTANrEp- Bell boys at. the Grsnd.Wind-
w sor hotel,
MY AhrED-Boarders wanted az the corner
w OF Lamar street and Ross avenue. Nice
furnished rooms. MrS,W. Il. Spencer,
MY ANTED-A llNt-class tailor, cutter and
w maker 10 take charge Of shop, Address
Alonzo Hunt. Weatherford, Texas.
NM ANTED- En- luyment by aman o. iami-
wv lily, with twenty years eNuerte ce in he
General Mercantile bvsness. Willtako no
sition alta living salary Best of references
given. Address z. o Lock box %.
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County Commissioner.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. j. KELLER as candidate for re-eleC-
ion, as County Commissioner from Precinct
No. l.
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AN 6e TstGSrS COOK, wa'hsr sd
girl to take care of children. First-cl6s5pOsi-
ton and good wages for those deserving 1t.
Apply u Mrs. Phll. Sanger, OLE Akard ay-
euue, between Wool and Young streets.
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VA ANTED-A druggist of 20 years expert
w enoe, would like to get situation on
the line of I'll Central or Texas & Pacific road :
thoroughly understands his business. Adj
dress Druggist, otiics Dall as Herald.
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NNAN1ED.-To rent, rlom, furnished or
w uuturnishod, / tue nelghborh0od of
Ross avenue, yam OF Sycamore street.. Ad-
dress h G, Horali office.
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Tax Collector.

AYE AXE AUTHO klZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. IL, tRArB ER AS II candidate for
'e-elsCtiOn TO the onlce OF Tax Collector for
Dallas County.
NNyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name al s. W. Rowe as candidate
tor the O0lce flax Collector, OF Dallas county.
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JUDGE l1AoKnY,s rn1p NORTH.

A corresnondent of Tho Nor, n,d /y,,,.
r;,,. ,yr;t;rg f,ou, ro,nmh;o 49, a. 49, 49,,
-, ue HoM 'unioiA unuef aate
OF august y, says: gi.,si.
Judge Thomas j. Mackey, who passed
through the city to-day on his return Ia
Chester from an extended visit North,
gave an amusing account of the tremora
and perplexities of the Republican cam
paign orators who propose TO carry She
blo0dy.shirt banner int, the South during
the approaching campaign. He stated
that It was certain that tiley would come,
especially to South Carolina, which they
claim TO consider doubtful Esetc, and
THAT their efforts will bo thorough and
desperate TO influence the vote. He
took the liberty Of inviting about twenty.
1--WE Of them 10 the State, under the fol.
lowing circumstances:
These twenty-five, he said, consulted
him severally, in different places. with
gravity and earnestnegg. concarnin9 their
Treatment by the whites, In the event oi
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An Associate Press dispatch from At.
ilanta, dated Angus. Q, gives the follow.
ing information about che Georgia Dom.
'ocratic State Convention: "The Demo.
cratic Convention has been in aesaion fixs
days without much hope Of making nom
nations under the two.third rule. The
twenty-ninth ballot was unchanged, and
the Convention adjourned until to.mor.
row. The majority will not leave Gov.
ernor Colquitt for any other man that
can be named, as he is within twenty Of
o two-third vote of the Convention
The matter will be referred to tho people
with Recommendation from the mnjori.
ty to elect Governor Colquit.. All par
ties will unite on the electoral ticket, and
the platform and candidates Of the Gin
cinnati Cca, snt;on will be endorsed.
The party will act in harmony with the
National Democracy"
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aEiE. MEa1RIaELE QuEra Por.1rrca.

H
Gen. q. r. HemphllI, editor of,ehs
AbbOville Medium, aud WHO has been q
inember of tbe Legislature fro,n Abbe.
yillo County fr The past four years, ISaa
retired from politics. nanch to the regge!
OF his smany friends III his own County as
we'll as in the entire State. The last
issue Of his paper contained the follow
ing card:
ab the People Of ,Ab6eViNs G1asniy..
! have been solicited by many inGuen.
tiai erin various parts OF this County
TO run for the Legislature again. / have
thoughtfnlly considered the matter. and
find that 1t will be Fuinous to my private
interests to do so Situated a5 / am I
find that IL will require my whole time
properly to attend TO my Newspaper and
meet the demands Of an increasing law
practice. therefore take This public
method Of thanking the people OF Able.
Vile for the Kindness heretofore shown
~ me, for the honors conferred upon nia
and 10 decline to allow my name 10 be
used as candidate at this time. I do
not retire IN Me interest Of a1g man.
ROBERT II. HEMPHILL.
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NHW YoRR Au1;,,sR d \
Tsab OeOasa RaSlsays.

Z The Ras::sa ala ot Oc0nos County hsla q
.:;.- A.. I.z. 4. llil.AIi
on Saturday last. Ofit of COO coIoTed
voters 10 the county akout ona.third
that number were In town. The meetfne
vas called to oder sc twelve o,ctock az
Morgan II, RsSes, C9anty Cliaignsa "a -
he was elected Chairman and EIias
nkina and two other negroes seeresas
ries. The only apea aheg i5Feeesst ystss Ad )
Jutnnt and Inspector General SEEer. az
SiEsens isles whe indnlged 10 sho sapna
ssereotyped speecss he liaa made svr;Ae II,
LtEesuyilie and onco ID Ep6stanbusz
His gtions were listened to uOis Civ 81
{ She De erals Ia attendance uiikif he
etEtets fltas the taxes were creates under
Hampt1nsa thas Under ChsnlheFlEiutS
standardization; and that Senator EIayss
land, of 13Eeen9ille sdaiitked thnk fxek
and he Epeee} oh llenged the Dem !.
cy to eispFoye IS.
Gel. J j. Notion asked peraaitsi0n to
reply 20 this false statements. bus pryce
decided that iG WAS q Hera6licsn rlteet-
ing, sIld Sses noe call iee SotnE Giscfe.
Hian, end would NOT ccEaeRk 20 si;eitla
time. This iaE cUfe tho co olcrea hand
SEctl so upleo pioyad BY tsse Rsdis
cnsa-e ek 40, I'D tls1 lisf Sc 81 F1fess
ok Pc ts pa tie a Ass0gE tinsa aftag ca
fplis sss,fptton tzTIss isto tho s,ees lsss.
nssIse0 with ga1 books, and aekaa 10
* ply to g5Yleers osl & tfEs raiTi re- snsksl Il
hesginlg. q & alatusbaltce t60k giRet.
10 en- hlstrsnl vIaa sifani Al Gar.
laid nYlo Aflhnr Club tseS formed. hui
only about 100 ne,Et iEaed th q roll.
ll6 t5kes1lFe o3 ~ Is vera IA esi 81 iof6
The saeesErE aud ieis inmedi.
ateiys ssti sst, u sng fsc fs Sli tlle lIlel
Ing Bysca and lila broth 6Y.I AL Ssg
SSls9 eg, vgese 7lle oul9 yshI -
sRac toek psss e1cspt Aljnsaas and Ins
sHeeg Gsstfsl Spear.
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Abbeville: Violet Davis. colored. dieh
ct Abbevilie kst week from moYtif;cation
refulting frgsn a. sngggea foot, which, IN
eGEee way, bec0rae poieoned !, -. EaYmsla'
ciubsnfe being psgarfzed III the coanty
upon g pssu S0naeTh has efficient fIoui che
Grapge, but having practically the Same
purpose IN vieg....s.t Sketches OF the
candidates are being Published l. he
county papers.
Beaufort: During the last eleven
months u, ,267 bales of upland cotton
have been shipped from Beaufort tc
foreign ports, weighing 13,400, ITO
pounds and valued at 81 1,673. 900. Three
hundred bales ofsea island cotton valued
AZ $4,000 were also shipped from this
- The colored people in Bibb County,
Georgia, pay taxes on S255, ,55s worth of
- A Nashville dispatch reports the
shooting ct Woodland Mills, Elk rniIes
from Union City, of Harry ,Cronahny7 by
Alexander Eliison, coloEed. CTenshav
went out 20 quiet boisterons crowd of
colored people and 6eed into it, and Eili-
son returned tie Gio with O double
basrelled shotgun with fatal effect. Eli.
son was fr,ested, and it is thought he
will be lynched. ,G - :.
- The literary efforts OF Col. Cssh,
not to speak of his dueling proclivities,
are calculated to do South Carolina much
harm, whether intended or not. Capital
and immigration will never GEEK q State
where men like Col. Cash abide, We
think it would be we'll for al, parties con-
cerned to let Col. Cash stand his tFial
and not provoke him 70 any further COM
municationa.--Aagusfa Chronicle and
C5nstitufioaGkst.
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honor. Can tbat I,sTtl,e aore tbat cb,fe.

honor. Can that bstiie sore that chafes
you now, Gene9sl Sor has your intuitiye
ah9spnesg email lied you. to read my unex-
presaed fhoughts, and. That you are now
my enemy, f0R the reason that you know
! believe you 20 be nnscrupnIous, baar..
Iesg, totally selfish, cruel and coWardly 2
1 could not exIs7ct ofwish, General, that
man Of your soulless character could
understand or in any manner appreciate
the motives that actuate and sustain me
In my present difficulties, nor would I
hope for sympathy from man who has re-
Gently been branded inpublic as liar and
who only sought redress by returning the
Offensive epithet. AS you have hereto.
fore on all occasions been, for r. sale to
friend or foe, Radical or Democrat, the
idea occurs TO me rs TO the propriety Of
6nying you fc, the present OCCASION
Please, General, name your price?.
E. b. O. CASH.
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u .gTIsal 9 gIa.c.:;, I. ArIlaAI,.'

Il t.aaN I q
There is no longer any doubt as to tie
coaYse of the present canvass in South
Carolina The Democrats will have no
yalk,oyes tho track this time, for the
Republican corpse has been sufficiently
| galvanized 70 present the appearance Of
O very lively Aght. Their State Execu-
siyo CoDm;stee has decided 10 call e
State .CoHventloa for the fn5t Of septern.
bert nominate an electoral and 'state
ticket, which nleans 6srce, partisan
and malignant contest for mastery in this
state, practically between tho white and
the cologcd man. Il Is TO be regretted
that II ahould 8azsume such an aspect,
but Elliott, smAlls, 6Wails, aud such
creatures, assisted by few white men
without character oeintasest ia the couts.
try aofns Of them paid with revenue
AND 3ther Federal offices to do this base
work fof the Natioral administration
have decided once again to lead the
ignoFantand duped coioEed men Of South
Carolina solidiy for the overthrow of the
conservative wise and economic admin.
istFation Of the Democratic party, and
for the te-easabiishmens Of that corrupt,
igaorant end prohig.;se reign which Re.
publicang themselves have dubbed fsths
esa of good atealing.n The gauge OF
battlS win 30 thrown down. We have
but one alternative. Its either to main.
tain, the redemption we havo son, or
lapse into the tyranny VIC have over.
thrown. There ID but one solution to
this problem. sSie State will not be
permitted to return to RadicaIisn. Our
people win sgains as one man rise to
crush the hydfa.headed u1onstsr-ise-
publicanisrl--and lie defeas IN Noyem.
Der will bs 50 overwhelming chat II win
not riae 70 inoleat ua again for another
decats. Our people, however, must
work, end shey had better begin the
prspar ration FOR tho stEpggle &C once.
Unity and enthuaiasm are the requisites
Of victory, and the experiences Of 1876
wlll'cnly tho better secure the full play
of these qualities ia the present canvass.
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ETrlr. ItgErLra IsarIaOlasD.

Sc.
On last Monday the taking ef the tea.
timony before the Master in relation to
tho disputed aHIo of The Grsanville s.
Gclu1nbis RailFocsd was 1egnn. The tess
simony shows that The Road with its
s franehises vas fEst cried tsg toi dr.
Cour.Anay at tie sum OF S2 393. !. GOO. upon
tho announcement of which by tha ltas:
fer, fr. uummin 81 iediately claimed
tho bid, Under thu enrnatAHcss tie
Master immedia psned Tho saIs,
when Il was sgain Knocked down TO Afr.
Onnftenay. IL thesuin of s., ,98S, 100. Mr.
Courlenay aud The Company he sspye.
ennis noW cisim that they ahonld takA
Sfhs ptopesty 90 The stlr1 at which it was
frat cried olE. The parties interested are
the ptrchss safs and bDnd dholdeFs; and the
amount involved 1863 800. Ths Road
would nop sell fsr tlle larger sllta III put
up public emotion. The ieatimony
taken blythe petitioners proves that tthefo'
was 4 amsslaEe when it was first Knocked
dossn, that tlsege9 9syNsen mo- fair sale Of the
Roaa except 1t enc last bid. and that
common justice to The bondholdefs. who
iiist 80 gsuch on th cir bonds,
rsatsIfea fhst tlie purchasers ahoald be
held soitheir last bid eE that tho Road
should be- ordered resCld,
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70 Hon. James e. Raroey.
Slaughter OF tho Innocents.

A special from Americu9, Georgia.
dated August 9, gives ths following par.
ticnlars OF crime committed in Webster
County, twenty miles West Of that place,
on the evening of August 4. It atates
thaI Woodson l.. Glunelis,. aWe.i.to do
farmer, leie home to visit q sick neighbor,
and, returning at l0 p. M, found his wife
and nine Of ten small children In hor-
rible sleep, from the effects of morphia
administered IL lemonade by Mrs. Gun
uells. There limo doubt that she pre-.
pared the fatal neverage and administer
ed It 70 the children and drsrk of it
heSseif with q frtal intent. DR.. Gun.
nells was married to this his second wife
seven years ago and mas by her four
children; the other six are by his previ-
ous -ii,fe, and, M far as known, t..eir
step mother has been dutifal and kind
parent to them. Mrs. Gunnells is from q
highly respectable family. a note In
the handwriting of Mrs. Gunnalls was
found under the moFphia bottle on the
BILE, In which she stated that she had
deliberately administered mJfphia TO the
children and herself with the intention
OF destroying them all, and that che was
not actuated by sny domestic trouble.
living to the lapse of time before n,edi-
cal aid arrived, Mrs. Gunnellss case was
hopeless, she lay on her beck on tho
bed In the unnatural nleep produced by
the fatal drug, and all efforts OF physf-
clans and syapathiz'-g friends 70 restore
|;heg were futiEs I'll ctildreh,s casa ltgrs
net 90 hopeless, md, by the unceaaing
Efforts of the physiciana, some of them
aloWed siNls OF returning consciousness.
All Of the step. children and some os the
younger children are noW shonghe out Of
danger. The youngest, an infant of a
few months, was saved by the fest that
Its mother could not introduce enough f
the fiuid dozen its littiaI throat 10 destroy
life: tits probable ths' three Of The
children will die; tlss.== .l,,ss=ss! ere pre-
ennied to have dranl, rletc freely OF the
deadly beverage than aba dlheia. The
dispatch concludes: s.Alf the evidence
taken negatives the idea of insanity and
points directly Ia a. cool, deliberate
determination on Tho part Of the hitherto
quiet, hearted lady to take away her own
life and that of her family, aud at ths
1ans time cor seal from the world the
eatse of her Gel. y
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.whas aahator Batlsr says Absnt n

Senator Batter was interviewed In Co.
lumbia, on Thursday night, and eaid |:
"Colonel Cash's letter % me ahovs
him 10 he lunatic or blackguard; and .
OF course, cannut notice him in either
capacity. I have done him no harm,
and IL / had injured him, It Is usual
among gentlemen, as the frat step, TO
aak 70. an explanation. Instead of this
lie has snosen to write me O letter by
mall Shich does him more harm than It
doss me. He is welcome to ell the glory
that he may acquire from this vulgar and
coarse exhibition of bad aud malicious
heart. 1 have not noticed, and do NOT
.lotend to notice, anything he may say.n
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- a st.l.as.E st.., ..ii,ihr ~ -
:. %
~ ssinssusy ,. ,og snerin SoVV votes were
o. Wnlcn lSn tne lienlf,e asc cAtld dIdate
ts v,gyv,s - coloEel 00st
s'.s p sssSs ! sSs 81
8, ~ su.aLoss aSe glvlng trouble IN
-.e.sl :! !. 2 Two M.
WY tslLy JeiIerson, at
LIS, on tas Sa i,stAnt nave besn
Anu w., cltszeIis, ons
ssle ySssass ior STATE senheoE
q. slsso Y onIy 3 p;;sa .9lllty o! 9
40 aiia the leguiar
tls.ye etost, no uispositlon 70
Is9 sly passl9 y isli sllS isIt
solss ueIsog g g
NJ - A ss EstIe tlcses VIII Dq
tete I9 ls 9 esef9i
5o'. .. eseEs sssaE 3 2 scocs ssill carry the
sss..ss ~ ~ s;lsS b,
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occupied BY Washington, Jeasraon, Mad.
isOn apd &runroe9 The country cannot
Afford 20 do so. Ths sacriace Is 10
great thas Sg s. hobor, inisgfity sad
o4d nansS as hossa and abroad.
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IS, lt3s lssa III
3tba sa s.Nsrnsssr "a ned ANY Is -,
tioa = d 3fd ID iao $50 sgaT.
pns pen til1 Isepasili or ss.p 81 sas.
tlsat i sSbS MOI NON o aslv
81 esss lioS;,
h.fhh liean SIX 80
iD epott Df Coin
hat ti8 81 81 tb S SSiItv fS
asf York % 10 lO2 s q, INIT S
stsse gcsill q sines Dscclabsg 3las li
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:, 2 Arl Assi3 ssasl,. AIrITr.I,s

s :. :. 3 q I. y 9
me sons of 3akes A6lcs I,aye ,pu,,.
lishsd 4 Lengthy appeal to the American
ns.nia Is bebaif 81 &, ,sir q ,ep,s s, Z.
! ~ ;sssifsina bis ea.stae.;on & si:l, stha
5sil II to1,,,s ,,vS ,isS y,.ss. Ia
tbaE nav yS,s INV nav q. f,s,', s;s,s
iilIig taena ss,, ant 4 fba yfIsiys - M
y E ,gst I, IS y 50, ,,sss u
sssFsa ,}a sss:, fssy,;a,a r az r s
e q, 4, uss s,,SI rsaiesI; i ii, rs ,l;s:is9
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TANNER TRIUMPHANT.
He Completes h.s East, and Breaks IL. on
milk and Watermelon.
NgW YoRK. Aurrtst 2 ia

{' NEW I ORR, August z, 1880. 4
Or. Tanner ia In good condition., and
will undoubtedly complete his fas. at
noon. a large crowd is in attendance.
AT II o'clock he stood at the windew on
Thirteenth street losking as the crowd
in the streets. "A few minutes previously
he walked ono lap around the hall. His
brother-in.law, NJ. d. Gardener, called
on him this morning. His visit seemed
70 MAKE the faster nervous, and he COM
planned of "goneness" ia his stomach.
At seven o'clock this morning he had O
nt OF vomiting. He then got up and
dressed. AT 7.30 he was much exhaust.
ed, and laid down on his cot. He re-
manned In this position until 1915, when
he went into the lower hall. After his
walk he again laid down and was GOV.
cred with @ blanket. At 1850 he arose
and walked into the front room. A large
table Of .watermelons, fruits, bread, etc.,
is spread In the hall.
LATER.--Dr. Tanner completed his
iorty days fsst ct noon to-day. AS soon
40 the time was up, the crowd cheered
Tanner enthusiastically, About 1000
persons were in the hall, and an immense
crowd on the sidewalks. He at once
drank O glass of milk, and called for q
Georgia watermolon.. This he tapped,
dug his hand into, aud ate heartily of.
When renonstrated sith he asked TO be
let alone, saying, mo, my Lord, am
running this now" When he placed
the glass OF milk to his mouth he re-
marked, Gentlemen, you don't believe
that's good" The signal for the ,expirs-
lion OF the fast, vas o whistle from fac
tory In the vicinity. When It blew,
Tanner had o peach in his hand, but be.
ioro he could pm. 1t into his mouth, some.
body snatch9d it away from him. In
response to the plaudits of the Assem-.
blage, Tanner, who was citing upon O
chair, placed on q table, raised hia hand
kerchief, over his head. !, At O quarter
past twelve he got down from the table
ana lett the hali In coach in charge OF
Dr. Gunn, who took him TO his own resi-
dence, where he win undergo careful
medical treatment. During fhe morn
ing about 1000 persons visited the hall.
,.ust before noon his Temperature was
Iound to be 81, pulse 90 and respiration
Tanners weight at the end Of his fast
was i2la pounds showing Q loss Of SO
On leaving Che hail The doctor. walked
melon In his hand. He received an ava.
tiol,. from the crowd 10 the street ehons
ena WindoWa, and exhibited much graft
neatloa as tho hearty reception He; or
6acE. and % ;oisad = ars, ,9 .aiEs oitEllase ,hroWn W.
crowd tiint surroandad ths s.J sah;c,a s,.'
After two or three dozen me- ns,soTa ho I;
graspei his hand the two acco.nnanv;ns y ,;,,s,
physicianl had 70 esab him bv tna Z -, y
and hold him In bis seat to pysyenf en h;n, Il :,
from tearing himsalf ont No tbay faaras; ;
serious reaction from fha exs,t I In 1ot. m ~,
reaching the residenca Of nrs csnn,; sru,,; n, -
Tanhar at onca lay' do,gn in tba f,on; =;
parlor end endeayofed to sleen 1-sA'
The milf and watermelon lad, "a NOT I.D dis.
renortsd 1orS ;i nj thra;, ,n ~ Snnn himself ]:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The many friends of Capt. JOHN w,
DANIELS respectfully announce him as q
candidate for reelection as Clerk OF the
Court for this County. Capt Daniels has
proven himself an efficient and acceptsbie
officer, and will abide by the cotton OF tho
Democratic party in the coming canYass.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

Tho friends Of Col. n. gP. TRIBBLE re-
spectlniIy announce him as o candidata for
county Treasurer, subject to tho acfion Of
the DemocratIo party: Col, Tribblo % 8
man. and if elected will make aii excellent
Treasurer. % - =, =. /: BRITos !:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

The many friends Of W6. s. HALL,
Esq, respectfully announce him as O. can.
didate TO. reelection to sha Office OF County
commissioner of Anderso,. County--sub.
sect to tho choice Of the Democratic party
ut the primary election. 80 ! t.,. 49,,