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WASHINGTON.
Tariff Reduction Bills. all
Squelched.
Report Of the Mississippi River
Commission.
THE CAPITOL HILL VICTIM.

Special TO the Star
WAsHlNGroN, March 1.-The young
white woman who last Friday evening
was knocked down on the street on Capitol
Hill, dragged into vacant lot and bru-
tally outraged by negroes died last evening
from the effects Of her injuries. A negro
named Mothers has been arrested and fuI ly
identified as having been on the spot where
the woman was attacked o few minutes be.
fore she camealong. The indignation Of the
people at the crime is very great.
QUARTETTE OF KENTUCKIANs.
A quartette of Kentucky Republicans,
Z. f. Wood, J. H. Hamilton, w. s. Hol-
den and Walter Evans are here to consult
with Secretary Sherman, Three of these
are likely to be delegates to the Chicago
Convention.
TARIFF REDUCTIONS DEFEATED.
The measures to reduce the tariff on
steel rails and sugar, and the general meas
ure to reduce to fifty per cent. all tariffs
above that rate, were defeated in the Ways
and Means Committee this morning.
INVESTIGATION OF FEES.
The House Judiciary Committee this
morning agreed to the Young resolution
providing for an investigation of the sys-
ten. of fees received by officers in the
United States Co1rts.
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TO-DAY In CONGRESS-.
Lively Discussion on Appropriation
Bill Riders.
SENATE.

SENATE.
National Associated Press TO the Star.
WASHINGTON, March 2-Mr. Burnside,
from the Military Committee, reported un-
favorably for the bill increasing the com.
pensation Of Signal Service men.
Mr. Eaton, from the Committee on For.
eign Relations, reported general bill GOV.
erlng the petitions before the Committee,
asking for permission for officers Of the
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Married.

sTORY-POwERS-Mon evening, March !
and Miss Anna-Belle Powers, all of C ncinnat
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Died.

CLYDE-0n Tuesday, March Q, at 5 q m. Ben
A. c yde, in the 2Sth year of his age.
Funeral from his late reidenee, 5I6 freeman
avenue Wednesday. March 8, ut p. m.
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WANTED--MISC
WANTED-TO BUY-A copy OF Johnson's En-
wv cyclopedia. Address J. c. T.. Daily Star Of
fee, Cincinnati, o. fel7tf
ayANTED-PARTNER-w some capital, to
wv engage IN the manufacture of a new in
vention, Indispensable In every household For
particulars address DIR. " C. LASLEY, Park
Postonice, Barren County, Ky. mh1-std<w
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Anaerson conntx nennnllcn,,ua.

& The Republicans OF Anderson County are
being recognized to vote for William r.
Parker for the Legislature. once more.
They meet in Convention on Monday, the
Soth inst, at this place, to send delegates to
Columbia. There would be nothing in this
proceeding worthy of mention except. for
tho fact that William r. Parker, the coll
oTed County Chairman, who processes to be
Q preacher, is the most nctiye man in stir.
ring up the organization, after having re.
peatedly expressed his disgust with the Re
publican party, and said positively that he
would not have anything to do with poli-
tics in this campaign. He is a fair sample
of Republican tTuthfulness. There is, how
ever, one correlation in this case-the Re-
publicans in this County are no. strong
enough to interest us. 1t is farce forthem
to attempt fight in this County. and any
effort made to get up an excitement on the
subject here will be q factious and malicious
opposition to the cause OF good government
on the part of those who engage init. Thc
better and moro intelligent colored men are
tired of the useless fight. They are better
protected and more prosperous now than
they were under Rerubiicanisn,. and there.
fore have no disposition to return TO 1t.
They cannot be made dupes of any longer.
All that Parker can accomplish In this fight
will be to moro thoroughly establish the
fact that he docs not knoY how to tel, the
truth.
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f'or County GonlnIasIonar.

Tho FRIENDS of Mr.. r. 8. BAILEY, re-
coGnizing his peculiar fitness for tho Office,
respectfully announce,him as candidate
Tor reelection as County Commissioner OF
Anderson County--subject to the result OF
the primary election OF tho Democratic
party of this County.
Capt. G. a. RANKIN Is respectfully
announced ns q candidate for County Conf
missioner for Anderson County--anbiect 10
ratitcation at the Democratic primary eiec-
tion. - -
The many friends of WM. 8. HALL.
Esq, respectfully announce him as cam
dtdate ior ro-eseetion to the offioepf County
commissioner of Anderson County-su6-
Ject 10 the choice of: the Democratic party
at the primary election.
The friends OF Mr.. ANDREW HARRIS
consider him o. suitable man for County
commissioner. BE Is, therefore, before the
people, subject to the results of heprimary
County.
The many friends Of j. II. JONES re.
specttully announce him as q candidate for
County sioner-subjec to the &C.
ton OF the Democratic party. Mr.. Jones IL
worthy citizen, and II elected will make q
tnithful officer. His business Is such that II
Will be impossible for him to canvass the
County,: s. 5 j ~ -;
The advocates of economy iri tiios dis
bursements of the peoples money recon-.
mend the following good and efficient men
ior county Commissioners, who will cheer
iuliys abide the action of the Democratic
n. o. FARMER, Fork Township.
EZEKIEL HARRIS, Honea Path.
X. MARCUS BURItISS, Centreville.
IN ~ asf. Tax PAYYRs
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g AN q J I'm Gem EfrT7s
vqr slle Rouga of - =

Col N,r n ya,ia + - M, II
nnnotilgeh y ns idatc for tho
COZ 70 af>s il,oien ne ,has De,,sss.s
cratic party at tho piihes, oicc,;o iIet,.y ~,
Walters Is an un1inciiinG M. Nj.
Of ability and good juSgmea Viii : iii'i1 10
The friends of Mr.. ). @. O. FEATHER,
SrON respect fully announce him as can.
Sidate for she House of Representatives
from Anderson CpnntY--suhject 10 tie pri-
mary election of she Democratic party.
CoR4ER
The many friends Of HUGH 81. PRTHCE
announce him Is a candidate Cor tie Lcgls.
iatarc, and as gentleman every way wor-
thy to represent tho Bannes County In that
body. gsAnuDA SIDE.
The friends of hfr. r. r. ClTNKSCALFS
respectfully announce him rs candidate
for q sect ia the lower scrancs, of the Geno-
raj Assembly from Anderson County--Sub-
iact 70 the action of the Democratic Spaf.y
in tho primary election.
The mary friends Of Mai. e. d MUIR.
RAY respectfully nominate him as a can.
didate for reelection TO the Legislature
aubiectt TO the Primary Election. 3
The many friends of JEPYHA WAT
AlNS beg leave to announce ii.ra as a cam
aitste for the LegIslatrre--subisct 70 .ne
primary election. r.. 9. ll..
The friends of Col e. NJ, FUCKER re-
spectful.y announce him as o candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing oiection-
subject to tie nomination of tho Democratic
party.
DR.. ]. II. REID Is respectfully annouu.
ced as o candidate for the Legislature-sub-
jet to the chico Of the Democratic party
at the priT ary election. DIR. Reid has scry-
cd the people of Anderson County as State
Senator, and is q gentleman of Judgment
and prudence, and in every way qualified to
make good representative ANpRnsoN.
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5Haesson gatFlliasaeer.
LOCAL NEWS.


RATES oP ADyEnTIElSG.--Ona Dollar per inlh
for .he hrat insertion, and Fifty Cents Per inch
for subsequent lnsertionx less than shree months.
eral contracts VIII be made With those wigi,inF to
ndyertice for three, six or twelve months. AaTes-
tsing by contract Ilhat be conEne3 10 The iramei-
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve lines, Tributes
OF respect end all personal communications or
matters of sntorest, win be charged for
at advertising rates.
To CoRREsFoGDEHTs.--in order % receive nt-
tention, communications must be accompanied
By the true name and address OF tho writer. Rc-
jec.ed mannfetFts will not be returned unless tho
necessary ntRmpg ara fsrnirheS 60 7epay the post
ago thereon. 1S- We are not responsible for the
Views and opinions OF our correspondence.
All communications should he addressed TO s'Ed-
itor Intelligencsr,n and all checks, drafts money
oTdoru, &c. should be mado payable 10 the order Of
Il. u. MURRAY & Co.
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IT Is our sad duty this weeF TO record the
death of little Cleo, eldest child Of Mr.. and
Mn. Samuel u. CSaig, which occurred on
Friday last os diphthefia. She Was about
three years and eleven months old, and had
been quito i'll for two or three weeks. II
was only last week that we announced the
death Of their babe, aud this week We an
nonnce tho death of their only renlainiag
child. Their cup Of bitterness Is in,ieed
full 70 Overlooking, yet tliero Is q consola-
tion to the griefstricken hearts IN knowing
that the disembodied spirits of .,ese little
ones are united beyond the River" and
that their ciildisl; voices join in the grand
chorus of praise TO the King Immortal.
The South Carolina College of Agficui-
ture and Mechanics will be opened for the
instruction of tL1 young men OF the State,
on the 9th October, IN the buildings OF the
old South Carolina COLLEGE,. with the follow
ing faculty, viz: VIM. Porcher Miles, LID,
President and Professor of English Litera-
ture; james Woodrow, ph.D., d. D., Pro-
fesso: Of Geology, Mineralogy. Botany, and
Zoology; Benz. Sloan, Professor Of Matiie-
matics and Natural Philosophy; William
Buney, Ph.D., Prof ssor of Analytical and
Agricultural Chemistry, and Experimental
Agriculture. Tuition will be free TO all.
Room rent for the year, $40. For further
information apply,to Mai. Benz. Sloan. SEQ
retary of faculty, at Columbia. 8. C.
The farmers of Edgeield County have or
ganized Planters Protective Association,
the object of which is to extirpate and stamp
ont tho illegal and dishonest traffic in seed
cotton. An executive committee, consist
ing OF one member from each township, is
canyassing for members. and will offer a re-
wGfd Of one hundred dollars for proof to
convict any person or persons Of violating
the law regulating the sale of seed cotton.
This Is wise move OH the part OF the Edge
field farmers, and VIC would be pleased to
see similar organizations formed in other
counties Of tho State. The traffic in seed
cotton after night has been and is yet
great annoyance to the farming interests
in many sections Of the State, and by all
means should be stopped wherever prac-
ticed.
MIR. w. a. Lesley and Col. w. L. We'll
born have been formally nominated by the
Radicals of Pickens County for the Legis-
lature. The Sentinel has this to say about
their politics and their chances of success:
mfr. Lesley has been Republican ever
since the organization OF his party in this
State, and held the office of County Treas
urer during the ascendancy of that party in
the State. He stuck close to the fortunes
of Chamberlain in 1878-77, and only sur
rendered in the last ditch. Col. Welborn
claims to be Democrat, but has never CO.
operated with the party in the County.
He ran for the Office of County Commits
sicner as an Independent candidate in 1870.
and was overwhelmingly defeated. Against
the personal character of these gentlemen
we have nothing to say, We believe they
are both honest outside of their politics,
and regret they occupy the position they
do. Their defeat is as sure as the End day
of November arrives.',
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bishops Branch.

a party of fifteen or sixteen young Indies
and gentlemen left here few days ago
quito early on q tour to Fort Hill. At PEN
dleton they received some happy additions
to the party in the shape of young men
and watermelons, oil of which were very
much enjoyed. On they went with merry
laughter, as il g prize were to be awarded to
the one who made the loudest noise, until
presently they found themselves driving
throu6!.. the beautiful green.carpeted and
cedar-shaded lawn, on which our beloved
statesman, the late John c. Calhoun, spent
many pleasant hours few years since.
The plan of the well, garden, vineyard, or.
chard and, in fact, all the surroundings
| show that no pains have been spared to
make the place both convenient and attrac-
tive. The broad expanso of waving corn
which fronts tho old fort nn6 mill tells
where the fortune lies. The upland Isl not
as good as that of our own community.
Calhoun was man Of social disnositic::.
| Offen: when not epcnmhered with rnatfera
of State, would he be found sitting around
the fireside engaged in cohsersation with
his family and many friends. The excur-
sionista never having seen him, were very
anxious to see his portrait and library, but
they did not enjoy this pleasure. we saw
nothing of the interior of the hnbitation,
which is in dilapidated condition, though
once q magnificent house. Next we visited
the. Junction of the Keowee and Twelve.
Mile Rivers. The former, on accoant of
having its source among the emonntainSatid
the scarcity of cultivated lands on its banks
is always clear uhile tho latter, acting as d
drain for mary cultivated acres, Is. always q
mudds rf,o line of,distinction between
these waters can easily be detected an eighth
of a mile below the conference.-the clear
on one side and the muddy OH the other.
The beautiful appearance of Capt. j. w.
Crawford's cotton, sumptuous dinner ON
the river, md Mr.. B. @. Crawford . excellent
corn, encouraged tho pleasure seekers 10
extend thar excursion to the Twelye-Mile
House, which waS the residence of John E,
Calhoun. and with it they were delighted.
They were conducted TO the top of Tho
hoIisa and were entertained with distant
scenery rs long as the heat of the sun
would admit. Ths party then returned
nome after having spent most rleasnnt
day Our Grange Inns again been aroused
nom its weeks of slunber, and we are look.
iiIs 10 5IilgSss sus (; ,F tFr.i yuf,I,,s
ladies win be initiated soon, which wci,ope
will encourage tho young men to join us.
.....T The Connor Light Dragons are n,alS-
ing ready for the approaching campaign.
They are voters, and afe glad to SEQ the
Icnadidates. Como up, Mr. ESiifgr. ana ilaf
them not only see but hear you again.
scnnDEsR.
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aeiton gowns..ip slnrIng Convention

This body held It's third meeting at Big
Greek Church On the 18th and 10th inst.
Tie singing was lead by ]. J. Ragsdaic, =;
Ia. DaYenport. d. 4. Tollison. A. AI. Smith,
n. %. Smith. n. n. Poors, D. i. Johnson.
III Il. I,attinier, ]. II. Rogers, j A. Bridges
and ). Z. Hasnie On Sunday Or. II. /.
Epting fayored the Convention with q
speech on Hfusic After passing resolutions
Of thanks to The citizens in tho vicinity ol
Big Creek kior their hospitality, and to Mis.
lIattjs E+slesy for her admirable perform
nnce on the organ. adjourned % meet al
Cedar Grove Church, on Saturday bcsor,
the sfd Sabbath In November next.
D. ID. DEAN. PIeaidcnt.
u. Hf. Cox Secretary.
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EAsLEY, 8. o., Jan. 8, 1850.

DR. T.. T. HIL1-Dear Sir: 1 am in re-
ceipt of yours asking certificate rs to the
merits of HILL's HEpArIc PANAoHA. viii
say that have sold it from my counter
and prescribed 1t in my practice with good
rAsulls alga-s One naan nf yndi-askinn In
an old LADY being eitsITs,y cured utter years
of suffering, lean recommend it in oil
cases of deranged liver.
Respectfully, j. QuILLIAH, NJ. d.
Price Soc bottle. For sale by Wilhite
d WillIite Anderson, @. II. 8. @.
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.Mo7os;
Respectfully submitted
Jas. ii. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson Comfy,
Townvisle.

The crops throughout the Fork promise
fine yield..... -Ir. J. J. McCarley. of Town
vile, is bt.,'ling new residence. -. Mr. ].
G. CAN'T at Smith Chapel, has an acre of
German nlillet ts,tis surprisingly fine.....
Benjamin Holland. Eeq., long q resident of
the Fork, but for the last six years citizen
of Florida, has just been On a yisi. 10 rela-
tiyes aud friends here j.. Mr.. D. Herradora.
an accomplished professor OF penmanship,
is teaching classes at Townville, Hephzibah.
and Smith Chapel this week. The professor
is Spaniard. .... Rev. l.. NJ. Hamer. In
charge of Shallow Ford Circuit, who, by
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For lutiae OF ProIlaia.

w. w. HUMPHREYS is respectfully
announced as O candidate for Reelection
to the office Of Jpdge of Probate for An
derson County, subject to ratification as
the Democratic Primary Election. III
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Na- The duty off quinine did not save
used as before the Invention .5of Tabler's
Portalino, to regulate the liver, and cure
diseases arising from this diseased organ.
PJTtaline will cure torpid liver. Price 50c.
For sale by Wilhite e Wilhite, Druggists,
Anderson, s. @.
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Weare requested to announce that there
will be meeting of the Honea Path Demo.
cratic Club onto-morrow Friday afternoon
OF 2 O'Clock p: m. for the purpose OF atten..
Ing to Important campaign business. Be-
tend *
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OVER OKE HALF of the male portion of
the American people As years rage suffer
more or less with diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder. There are various causes for
this, but over work Is the chief cause.
Nothing in the whole Materia Mcdica is so
well calculated TO invigorlte and restore
healthy tone to these organs rs Rankin's
Compound Extract of Buchu and Juniper.
a few doses taken occasionally will greatly
benefit oil those who are afflicted with any
disease Of the Kidney or Bladder.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & La
mar, Druggists, and for sale by Williite &
Wilhite. ard Simpson, Reid & Co., Ander-
son, s.. O..
ANTIOCH, Troup Co.. Ga, July a, 1870.
am one of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find
moro and speedier relief from Rankin's
Buchu and Juniper than anything I have
ever tried. esteem il SO highly were there
but one bottle In the world would willing
ly give 800, or any amount for it. re-
commend it above all other similar prepa-
rations. e. IT.. YpIRN.
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Grseslpiile, 3. o. . Jan 81 s0.s:l
Thos. Etaeii q Coz; yiIie.
9. C.D ear Sin I lhaya sIsad the
Hall Self eeiing Gotten Gin
mnnEliacEifred nt Sing Sing. i. 81
Tor several gan ansonR. IL Isl tie lSs6st
constFuc cted and finest flnish "a lffts
4 ever saw. Itgins faster. iliaIscs
a better siiInpie, and, thus fIlr, az
cells in turning ojab any Gin ayor
= used in this llart of The C0tsfsf
X have ngel, duting the i3asb yeeli,
several Of the most improved Cot.
ton g Ifls; and mti clI pYafin EaliiS,
Self Feeding Gin To assy hf tiiaiii.
1t Is o perfect SD q cess, ami i & 3
full Y recoInflenl5 iE to ajiy iaeed.
Ing o Cotton Sin cry Stsslst,rt
iulig, g0AE RosSat4 4H a
pfecetpwn, g. o., July III. 1890
s--.ssJ D In %. Pe0pI q Z 81
Saw HAL s.. ~ Go ii Gin t,oifRht &
of YOU, has given Il an itlc-
ton. 4 gitined 400 1bs. seed "a, 5.
ton In 3 minutes by my Sf
lt cleans the seed better an d runs
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70 AN Persons Interast4d ia Sunday
Schools. ~

BeiieSing thai IL would add an innpetnu
to and promote the cause of the Sunday
School system in tits section, and also bring
about nnity Of purpose harmony OF feeling
and concert of acsioD, the Sunday Schools
of Andsrsonyiila and Double Springs, s. O.,
and Reed Geek and Resolute, Ga, mes at
AndezEonyilic, 8. o., on 18th inst, and de-
tsrnined to form s snnday School CenYen-
tion.
an Schools interested III and favorable to
the above project are cordially Invited to CO.
operate With them and to send delegates to
s Tnseiing 20 be held at Andersonsiite S. o.,
on Saturday, the 25th "a Augnst-- being tlle
Saturday before the sliJh s6ndsy IT, iI,is
month. v. q. MaErsn, olerk.
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For SheFlR.

annoSnee @ q si,i him ss { sssssEs II. MCCONNELL
Sheriff Of Andefs 5s sssete for reelection
parry! zee and regulations d & Sssubject to
Tho men9,s {. >s-
OSBORNE, Of as of Mr.. VILLA Ma
beg leave to nonin do Nnship, respectfully
fer Sheriff of Anderson u as q candidate
the action of the Democratic subject 70
primary election. ~ Ant the
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Sandy Springs Club will meet next Sat
urday at 2 O'Clock p. m. Members win
notice the cherse from the asth To 21st, and
let it be known generally, as fal. attend
ance. is desired. r. w. Simpson, e. M.
Hucker and 81 M. Prince are especially in
yited 10 address the Club, also any other
candidates who can be with us. Every
member should attend, es important busf-
ness will come before the Club.
j. B. DoUTHrr, Secretary.
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We are requested to announce that there
will be o meeting of Rock Mills Club on
Saturday, 28th inst, at 3 o'clock p. M, for
the transaction of campaign business. Sew
eral speeches are also expected from the
candidates.
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THE LITTLE MEDICINE CHEsr-May Lp-
pie Liver Pills are the most reliable; in the
world. and entirely vegetable. Price, 10
cents for large boxes. Sold by TTilhite &
Wilhite, Anderson, 8. @. 4l.. 3-Im !.
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10 arrive. ~ 4 slav 5r,1o. my f;rsf
invoice OF FALL Hafss Il am ~ tfz 10 have
them rs cheap as over, &C moi little
chenper. Great Inducements offered on
Hats now on hand. q
CA. Rrsp Agent
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Der,sc. ciuhs. !,

M /. = a
There wili be q nieeiing of Hnnte,ss
Spring Democratic Club on Saturday, she
2iss or August, uf 9 p. 10. Styery membeT
IS requested 10 be present, ne niatterg of i'm
pcdancf viii be before the MEETING. Ali
the cand,datcs nre invited TO lie present.
J. BEfToH WATsoH, Pres.
2 At a meeting of tho Bowling Green Dem
ocratic Club on last Saturday afternoon
speeches were made by dcesFs. Il. M. Ruck-
er, w. w. Humphreys, J. w. Daniels. DR..
n. j. Epting. James II. Mcconnell, Il. 81.
Snipes and VIM. Bolt. Before the speaking
the following nominations were made:
House Of KepTeSentatiyes-E T. M. Rucker.
r. 2. ClinlSscafes. u. B. Murray, II. I. Ep.
ting.
Clesk-B. @. Johnson.
Probate Judge-W W. Humphreys.
Sheriff-E. 81. Snipes.
School Com sionsr- r. w, Todd.
COUNTY Conf nissioners- Andrew Harris,
D.L. Cox, Henry Gentry.
Treasurer SYna, McGpkins
Auditor-1F. ]. Webb.
Pendlet0n Club met August i4tl and.
made the following examinations
For House OF Representatsycs-I.ic I.ichard
w. Simpson, si
For County Csminissioper John w.
Simpson.
JoHN d. SrTros, Presilent.
IHos. &. CRAYToN, Secretary.
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Na- An acquaintance OF ours obtained
relief when suffering with piles by using
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment, the best
remedy for piles In tho world, Price 50c.
For sale By w iihiea & Wiihite, Druggists,
Anderson, q. @.
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tl> just, received car lo4d .oft llsftty
new Bugsies, phmtails. DC, from CIncils.
natl. Call and see these handsome vehicles
We have got them 10 SELF and when we
price theua % you VIC know they viii 90.
RSen ~ ErTrILlsts,