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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-11-06

The meanest man on record is the one
who saw an archery club ont practicing
and sent and got seven arrows and stuck
into COW in the next field. No amount
of protestation could induce her owner
To acQuit the srchers2
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THE STATES,
LATER.

Indiana republican by about tile
same majority as it went for Porter.
New Yorks majority $4,000, Pennsyl-
vana's $1,000
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Mr. Pearson has quit work at the
Hartford mill and will at once push
the developments on his mines at Four
Mile.
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Bode l26, Thornby 40, Knight, 3. OF
the republicans LaBarre, Bliss and Bo-
land received majorities. We are un-
able to get the exact returns from Kid
vile and cannot give the standing Of the
district ticket. Pettegrew has undoubt-
edly has good majority.
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4
district ticket Pettegrew has undoubt-
edly has a good majority.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
Special TO the CHRONICLE.
DeadwoOd, Nov. 5.-Twenty-fou pre-
cinc.s heard from give Belding 26l ma
jority Tracy l25, Baird 3O7. The other
; precints in the county to be heard from
will not make much change in the
county. In consequence Of Pennington
county returns not coming in it is i'm
possible to give the returns on district
tict, but as far as heard from it is evil
dent that the republican district ticket
will be elected by good majority.
PENNINGTON.
Rockerville give Pettegrew a majority
OF thirty. Sheridan gives Metcalf in
dependent for sheriff, seven majority.
Pettegrew has majority in Rapid City
precinct. Rockerville gives Warner
one hundred and ten votes.
Rockford gives Mc| ormack As, Petite
grew 63, Harvey 5G, Hastie 81, Mccarthy
As, Martin 6s, Wilson 81, Gaffy ~, Booth
AZ, Cross 6o, Miller rs Harding so, Hale
7S, Wilcox "a, Rinelart 65 Warner 81.
Bosworth so, McBratney "a, McCafferty
A., Pierce 81, Metcalf l3.
Myersville gives Mccormack 10, Pet
tegrew 81, Harvey Is, Hastie 53, Nc
Carthy 10, Martin "a, Wilson %, Gaffy
81, Booth Is, Cross 50, Miller IL, Hard
ing 3d. Hale %, Wilcox 43, Rinehart Is.
Warner SO, Bosworth II, McBratney "a,
McCafierty 90, Pierce 40, Metcalf I3.
THE STATES.
From the imperfect reports California
is said to have gone democr by a
small majority, and Colorado said to be
republican by small majority.
Pennsylvania has gone republican by
a large majority. New Jersey and Del
aware gone democratic, all the other
eastern states republican, New York
among them with majority Of 10000.
LATER.
Indiana republican by about tile
same majority as it went for Porter.
New York's majority $4,000, Pennsyl-
vanias $1,000.
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At last Rockerville is happy. The
paymaster for the Flume company has
arrived and is cashing the time checks.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

"A clergyman was recently prosecu.
ted in England for stealing an umbrella
which he had taken from shop in 6
shower. He was released, the judge
doubtless charging thejury:" Let him who
is without sin among, you sling the tirsl
umbrella"
= Yesterday morning Mrs. Chatter
mug, a lady living in Nevada street, go'
excited over the account of Tanners
fast, and announced that she would re.
frain from talking forty days: She
began at Q o'clock in the morning yes
tefday, and at 1890 her pulse was so feeble
from exhaustion that the physician
feared She would die at noon. At II
her heart beat but 26 minute, and her
respirations were hardly noticeable
Her friends here urged her to discontinue
her terrible task, and told her some gos.
sip about neighbor. On hearing it
she Immediately rushed from the house
and going across the street met lady
friend and talked until $50 last night,
and is now fully restored. Her record OF
nearly two hours and a quarter Of abso.
lutte silence now takes its place at the
top Of the list. Congratulatory letters
are pouring in from all sides. and she
has had several offers to take the lecture
,field.-Cdrson (Ncu.) appeal.
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THE END.


The course Of the weariest river
Ends in the great gray sea;
The acorn, forever and ever,
Strives upward to the tree.
The rainbow, the sky adorning,
Shines promise through the storm;
The glimmer OF coming morning
Through midnight gloom will form.
By time all knots are riven,
Complex although they be,
And peace will at last be given,
Dear, both to you and to ME.
Then though the path may be dreary,
Look onward to the goal;
Though the heart and the head be weary,
Let faith inspire the soul.
Seek heright though thewrong be tempting;
Speak the truth at any cost;
Vain is all weak exempting
When onoe the gem islost.
His strong hand and keen eye be ready,
For plain and ambushed foes;
Thought earnest, and fancy steady
Bear best unto the close.
The heavy clouds may be raining.
But with evening comes the light;
Through the dark are low'winds complaining
Yet the sunrise gilds the height;
And love has his hidden treasure
For the patient and the pure;
And time gives his fullest measure
'To'the workers who endure;
and the word that no law has shaken
Has the future pledge supplied;
Forwe know that when we awaken"
We shall be satisfied"
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more than to be merchant or me-
chanic. In its purely economic aspects
the higher and broader education pays
There must always be hcwers OF wood
and drawers of water. But the supply
will probably always equal the demand.
The merchant is more than a salesman,
the mechanic is moro than carpenter, a
mason or plumber, the agriculturist is
more than digger in the dirt; if you
want your boy to be that something more.
strain every nerve and every resource, if
need be, to keep him at school rs long as
he is learning there, and to give him as
high and broad an education as the abil-
tiles Which he has inherited from you
enable him to appropriate and utilize
Christian Union.
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STOREHOUSE AND LOT.
Lot one-quarter acre, more or less. House
"a by 81 feet, three stories, including base.
mcnt; basement "a by 60 feet, shelving and
counters painted; storeroom "a by IS feet,
shelving and counters painted. Room ad.
joining Store-room 1B by 20 feet; third
story "a by rs feet, not ceiled. Fire places
in each story. Good shingle roof.
DWELLING AND LOT.
Lot three acres, more or less. House 1s
by a feet front; two front rooms 18 by 18
feet; hallway S feet extension to rear, and
built with main body of house, IS by IS
feet. containing bedroom, dining-room,
pantry and kitchen. Piazza in front 10 by
"a feet rear 10 by 35 feet, both with balus-
tcrs, &c. Two chimneys, three fire-placcs.
House finished, and painted inside and out.
Good we'll of water, garden, stable, dc.
Property can be bought at private sale
before Saleday in September.
TERMS-Cash, or satisfactory paper.
J. N. SUTHERLAND,
Bolton, S. C.
June II, 1880 40 IL
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WOULD RETURN His DocToR's Wis
1rs.-From an Ellenton, S. c., subscriber
ne learn that the following occurrence
took place: A country doctor across the
river presented his account to q patient
who had been quite i'll, but was now we'll.
The ex.patient listened attentively to the
account being read by the medical man
as follows: For medicines, so much for
visits, so much. Finally, with an air OF
generosity and candor, he says: "Well.
Doctor, l have no money now, but will
pay you for the medicine next fall. The
visits I will try and return" n."-Augusto
Ne1Cs.
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Be WISE AND HAPpY.-If you will
stop all your extravagant and wrong
notions in doctoring yourself and fami-
lies with expensive doctors or humbug
cure.alls, that do harm always, and use
only natures simple remedies for all your
ailments-you will be wise, NELL and hap
py, and save great expense. The great.
est remedy for this, the great, wise and
good will tell you, is Hop Bitters-rely
on IL. See another column.-Presg.
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PLANTATION MACHINERY.

TIME Buckeye Reaper and Mow~, Har-
i. ycster and Self Binder.
The Economizcr,, Canton Monitor, Sell
Propellng and other Steam Engines.
The Farquhar Thrcshcr and Separator
Saw and Grist Mills, Cotton Gins, Conden-
sers, Feeders and Presses and all PIai'sa-
ton Machinery.
For descriptive circulars, price lists, &c.'
'''' ]. NJ. MATTHEW'S. Agent,
" Bolton, S. Z.
ms~ All kinds of machinery repaired
Nav 6. 1850 43 OIL
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EVERYTHING BUT HONOR" IA
worthy Southerner was speaking of the
distress through which his State had
passed: eve lost everything in the world
but honor" be said. "Why, sir, there
was Col. Carter, of Gainesville, rs high
toned gentleman as you ever saw
He'd lost everything in the world but his
honor. Now, old Grant sent Yankee
Postmaster to Gainesville, and one day
the Colonel wanted to send letter to
his factor in New Orleans, and, as he
had lost everything but honor, he asked
the Yankee to trust him for three cent
stamp and the fellow wouldn't do it, and
of course the Colonel drew his pistol and
shot him dead. And do you know, sir,
it took all the exertions of Judge Bowie
and some of our most influential citizens
to prevent that thing from coming to a
lawsuit ?"
This is not unlike the narrative of the
two Kentuckians at a Chicago hotel.
One of them was fiercely disputing the
correctness of the bill which the clerk
had just presented to him, when the
other took him by the arm and said:
Colonel, never forget that you are a
Kentuckian; kill the clerk, but pay the
bill."-W. Y Hour.
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June II, 1880

N1OTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned hereby gives notice
that they will apply to the Judge of Probate
at Anderson G. H., s. c., on the 7th day OF
September next, for Final Settlement and
discharge from the Estate of s. r. McElroy,
deceased.
THOMAS DICKSON, Admir-.
NJ. NJ. McELROY, Adm'x.
Aug S, 1880 4
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Valuable Property for Sale

z WILL, sell on FRIDAY, 18th day of
i OCTOBER next, at the lute residence
of willis Allen deceased, one TRACT OF
LAND, known as the "Shoal Tract con-
tanning sixty-eight acres. On this Tract is
one OF the best Shoals on Sauda River,
with fall of II feet, and unrivalcd sites
for erecting buildings fnr machinery. rms
Shoal is just onc-quartcr mile from &: Z.
r. r. Terms made known OH day of s;le.'
j. D. ALLEN, Ex'r.
April 8, 1880 80 1am-sept Is, ew
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Notice to Stove Buyers.

NNE HUNDRED STOVES to be sold
" chcap-of the celebrated make of
Thomas Robert Stephenson & Co.-togood
parties on the Cotton Option or for Cash.
Come and see them.
STEAM COOKERS at low prices Nos.
0, Sl.OO; s, $3.50; I, $500; G,S
l.. H. .oLEL,
Wes, End Waverly House.
March Is, 1850 3G
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- Kentucky went Democratic, as usu-
Il, in the State election on the I'd inst.
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81 tStr d..sh.s :. s{.os.M. ntss old.
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4, i,m,couIry s4sIr4 sersos.a,s
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sNrs t3.r9sb r-.oA .ah IH..as R'0,l.. y.1Iss. ."
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MEDICAL CARD.
DIR. r.. A. REID

HAVING recently graduated in Mcdi-
Ill cine at the Medical College of South
Carolina, offers his professional services to
the people of Anderson and surrounding
country.
July %, 1880 Q Pm
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Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line R. R.

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line R. R.
On and after Sunday, June lst 1872 Double Dali
" Trains will run on this road IS follows:
GOING EAST.
Night Nail and Passenger Train.
Arrive 00 N
Leave VI
Day Passenger Train
Arrive IL Iu
Leave Seneca. i3 10
GOING WEST.
Night Mail and Passenger Train.
Leave Seneca. Oh III
Day Passenger Train.
Arrive Ii
Leave
Through Tickets OH sale at Gainesville, Seneca
City, Greenyille aud Srartanburg to all points
' ". j. HOUSTON, g. T. and p Agent
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in Town of BeltOn.

r WILL offer for sale on SALEDAY IN
i SEPTEMBER next, at Anderson,
S. c., the following described property in
the Town of BeltOn:
, 1880-12-31

']sx.hrltl1n4.
Government honla wore dill. III, CHI
rAKn. District Of CuiumbtA IGls wore 1uJA
bid and ms asked; tho ~ woro ll1.s lid and
ll3h ,lsEetl; tho 4!zs wcrc 1ilA bid md 11.,s
nskcIl; tho Is, lola and lUlss; A,ld tho 0a, lOlH
und l0tsl, At tho close thero wus M advance Of
Il In thu IL md 4ns.
Foreign pxu!,n,,go wns dull hut stronger, Eter.
llng posted ratcs woro 4slH nt,I A8I... ihanhcrs'
nct,,nl rites were 4SoN for sixty.tay bills
nl,d 4gl,s for demand. For Bjxty-dny eu,ss.
ucscinl bils for prt',npt delivery, +t7alali7sti.
For three weeks 'lt!ivory. 471AG47saf. Sixty.
tlny cuu,ncrc'al bills, prompt delivery on llavre,
E,ll untl llort!c.lux Elli isGt.i.Dal. Sixty
tiuy commercial blllB OH Antwerp deliverable
prompt, wera EE!: d5:N3s. 1lankpes' bl,la On
Gcrmnt,y wero D3sl fr sixty days nlll Ot!s forJc.
nana; hixty-ttny c0fat.erctnl bills, prtlpt. k'4b
i} T. III; ntd for three weeks delivery, !EII TJsa.
1tnnkcrs' K,llcrH on llUllnnd wUr0 :yzi for sixty
lays asM 40 for demand; sixty days commercial
was tSQt ~ 6-1H AustltMn iurlns, 4t!{; Norway,
swutcn, anl Dcnniurk, .y!s. Supply OF bills
nnIGrntG.
Chicago haais c!enrings wcrc si,po0,O0o. Cur
rency wis rcecIYed from tho country, aill VERY
lIltiu WIS sont tMt, Euw York exchange nj.
vanccd from $l.fD to 100 per 8, t,0N discount
I.nnnR weru ITurTltcy active ut Glg.$ per ecnt
III, cAl! a1,u Gib7 per cent OIL ttsnn.
Lt"al salca Ut spcurltlca weFe not active.
West T,,wn 6s sud ut l0J; ChIenxo t3is At l07;
| $laWQ WMbash 5s at VI; anl $4,000 Chicago,
| burlington l. Quincy ~ ut u,
| ChnlHhvr of Commerce. stock wns affected to
sornu nxtcnt by tho vote Ut the luard Ut 1'ra.lo
tn rclnnye tu now Qunrtors. Tho prlco askesi
| declined OIL tho ChlcnHu Stock lluurd from 10 10
| ~, nu 10 slIes were reported
un lhe Chcuxo Htpel lioarl tho following
snFcs wtre inu.lc, I,C09 Chicng, City bonds. Z
por cessts, due ls1t Ut l.:!ss $bO00 Chlcngu lily
bonds, per cents, due lsa3, ut l.5!8; 81 ,00 West
, 1880-12-31

NEW rORK. Der r-:N.-CoTHpS-puct At il{69Iakc.
Fthl:t--F!rm, receipts hsD brat sxuorts Guu b.is,
Huper state and Western, g. JesA,; cnun.nn tu Hool
axtrn. 3AGU17ai good u cIuer, fI.hkalsit uxira
whta. &t1NuI; exsrn Ohio. sl2st.7 at Louis, SIS
GLta' minnesota tsutcnt psslc0ss, $thAlt34s
GltA1N-Wiieat h9sau beiter, ssccluts. IttU but
HHrs. ll8GOau3 utystied sVslng. $tt2; Nu 3EhcNso,
si.lai ngraua,l ret eiv6pl!l, Su.a 10. sLll@il44t
M. ?dn ttiEni. Su d1, 3l!t1l.1 -lnxcl wlntur,
f4l; IN. 3whItr. sil4dLl.3(; Nh. lido. 1su ii, NJ
sLEEdti.l4, SV reti l}scoHber ~ 0Ju IH ut sLlai0
llI}it iEssuury. It4tkho bn ut &sNl1l< fshru ury.
GAUo hu n,tl.l7@!.ta1s; March, 4Nttu bill ak ss1,ts
la4l. May. ai0u bu ut ti:lil1i4lN, Caea In ucLlvo
Iv,atds rrrolpts. 3ttJl hG; 'oxpnrts, 1nJ hu; Mn-
Eratu.l. ai4sir, No. H. 5!4 a%tc; stcnner, h:49Sss
No. 's.,. ~ :slna,.Iur. t,leec; ~: white b7o,
k1x nHsoa,"5 ,'tss ia9aa1y a1c; r.tf!aty S1sa
tprl, 5Itsl lIH4r.
llAf--flrtm ut $s.If,Hl0.
l!Ht'f-G.seIunsctl. .,.....
!lntrEutKs-t ta,tuD hrn,t lilo carrocs quofod at
t1tlie LOU 'Hss no ia1c huGar tlr'ner. nut quota-
hIrE-UnchnEvoil. 3.
iiHrlni.Ei.N-lnit and nominal at pi}ts; crude,
VI fe1Sic. rutInGl. We nsKGl.
HEsiS-uuIei IL <;.tIsIss}i.
I1'ilESflSE-4ufat ns ltSl9lsHc-
slau nef s.cutiy Cit ,aents 4uI.t Tut ir,ni IH.lx
Gicar ml.,lpa. t7.l. "t,tt c!uns. ti.tu Lard quut
bNt tlrEit uFiHIa pttlut, ftn -
llurrElt-flgntiy and unchanged,
.ElEEsE-ElsMl III lVIEstiG.
, 1880-12-31
1ttl1;ADETUFES.


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ss Co., ;ia
wero sns,sa Cd. =. .'o for good 10 eho'se' and 10
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ssy ys ~" %Y,s sRsr'y r. 6 sSss Il @
~ $S Il j :s; II IL
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asi %s ;|;x :t
!s3 SSi:' jI;S K & .S s t;;
's;issi aSsSisS s?;S$ Ss sss:
Ssss SS;s, lAss5S$s, 5 sSs;sd s%ss %sa ,ai,s
inactive bus os resoa wsrS sls. TiS e..sl, ar.
@ sy s4 ,s;a ;s t ,lE s;
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, 1880-12-31
1sONEIGN.

FONEkGN.
Special Dlspatch to TIE Chicaon Tribune.
11vEltruut Der :al-f:s1 n. ua.--tlnnr-So. |. 14st
NJ. ,us. Observation-Disclosures. No. |. Is llhi; NJ
~ I'd, spfnH. No. l. !s i: No. e. I'd; white NJ. i
lcAt No = ": c'aI. No. !, Is 6dt No. - i'd Corn
Sew, No. IN sgd. rrt,yiHIans--IusE tsu Lard 4Us
livEMla,ui. iIoc. .t,-t'orruS-sten,.y ut ab-su;
aaeH fuu besi speculation and uxpurt LUZ; At,.vr-
telir, H..IU.
pNovts,nNs-Amorle.n Ianl, 4cs. uacuu--Siura
clear, ;sSs III.
l.t'Shns. tMc D-rEriatErA- l.cilno.,. y;<G.g;d.
ASTwGNr. lh'c. .;1-lE7No!ErM-:Ir
Thu following wcru roceyud by tho Chicago Hontd
OF Tr.ltia:
l.lrEsrGUtr Dec. 3l-1:n 4. m.-Finur, oi4,7s.
Wnrr wheat ~ GlSssH tct ktrIn o. x1s vi: wt,1.u,
9ala*' club, ~ 3lGtoa cL Cosl. 1s 5Al. i'urk. Gj4
lnrl. +;A.
!hfENpn1t, 1)cc. Hi--Wt.cut fnther dull, rcd
winter ~ sli No. spring. IL 91 No. 4 ut Ss ILL tr-
EGs DIT EtMst-N lnt tttl1t md Ic2ieckrI. Corn lull
nhd t!u3lscts1+ AIEIYeu-WllcMt tcttur lnnr. Corn
eleaiy Ut tho !lGctu. To AtriyG-HrheAt 4u!pt and
Mghtly. ,rcA Winttr tat l;nnuiH, 1eenud ILL., Curnt
nos !nuc!' MoMK ,lnrk ~, !,r.I, 49, ltHc.iMl. G.
i.o$mS, Due: ::s.-l.lyEHloptc-WhcNt very tnac.-
lvp: MAHk IASE-cMr4oGx OF elplxt-- W HEAT unstk
anu rtI4tsY H1Inu sElln us rtntlnled tiptnd. turn,
t'"A IN pussago-Wh1nl 4uist n.Id stsady. Com
vSry 1tii.t FAlr nyGFtus llnslty III Aiuer!enn red
wlnler whent iIr ship1ncht during thu pfrsent a,d
fu1luWlNg Hlun&h us III. -"
, 1880-12-31

PHI1.ADkLfiIlA, neu. al-FLuuN-Du!lt Weaern
exlrus, f&.J, Minnesota exsnl clcar mel!um. sas3
Ill, xuod, &a0; clulus, tii5s Etsnaht. ttul! ohie
euod fa1bt choice, fd,lJi AHnesota pat9nt. 1ane''
ta2js OhIu patents. ti754 isyu Hour uhchaHxaA A., ,
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rc l,cceu,bvr. t1.ll lid, fl.N asluu; Jnnaaf, sat
bid, SLll6 u.kcG, February sl7.{ bld tl7H a.. .aJ'
MaFrl. sLl31s bid, lll5s uske cofa dull I'll H. III.
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ntT-rEK-l!ull; crul!Dsry rxlTn. aei i,anH uxu0
c4vlGu, atx 1Ic, Ssv tutk xua ttanuH@~"