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Col. James .. !, or.

Tne determination OF this gentleman to
remove from this place to Grcenvjila nE an
early day with the intention of perrnanent.
ly Locating in that thriving and growing
city, which discrimination was first pubiicly
made known in his card pnl,liBhed In the
iSTELLIegnoER two weeks ago declining TO
regretted by tho citizens of our town md
County. Having been born and reared II,
our midst, and having representa- our
County with ability in the State I,egfsla-
ture during to1r years of the nost irving
and perilous period OF our States history.
and being also o lawyer of fine abilities and
5 lucrative practice, Col. Orr naturally has
many warm friends and orisot admirers In
gnls county, who regret exceedingly to see
MIN seaye us. His unifornaly; Courteous
and manly, bearing, his zeal for and deYo.
ton to the interests OF the town and County,
his public spiritedness, together with his
high toned character, has won for bimself
place in the affections OF our s1eopIe Of
which rnnn OF three st.orc years might
well be proud. As an evidence of his great
popularity and of the high regard in which
ne n,si Is nela ny sur people generally, He need
ives nominated by the Deinoeratic Convene
ton of this County in It's late meeting for
Congress from this District. It Is q matter
for ronGratulation, however, that in his re-
novai from Anderson the State will not
lose his talent, but that It will simply be-
tran?teETed from one County TO ats6shef.
sSot.s yrf will cArEy with him to his Iiew
I nome the good wi Of all bis ncqaains
4 tance9, in common with whom we sincerely
I .rast the s,eople OF Greenyilie will plnce as
: nigh ON estimate on his many noble ouali-
itia5, OF head and heart ns do the peopla OF
andersori. HS Is in all respects W0iiIty Of
the fullest confidence OF my people. 8
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5 l5sAlh ~ tlaI,t. s1a.0I, \. 5sI,.

q Wy - g - tssi. if ~
The many ftieisds Of this isssas ss Unable
gentt,eEllar Will rsgrct ~ lciFn OF his asat N.
of his gge at 1el.gs ksfss ms ;yst s'i
81 And1fSoli on last fia4 niOTiiihs A
~ o'clessl., ifoia an
Cap FtetBcll was born on. HE fadsfn
tsyey in North Ga-olins on The stetf IS dsv. 81
=, u When s zTIlaaa bbts lis
Pendleton District, III Eontl ia sssi sensi
settled three miles west OF where tlie town
81 Anderson now slands. The cour.ify ~
that Hiac waS almost q ~ ess n bns.
dEed acres or land SCI ling FOR sadsie Iiofse.
and in ,isaiiy tnst ICES for much iezs. Can't.
sletNeaa was, Thereto ote, q essigen tho z6tgii.
" ~ iasnt1ned ssssa I'LL. tsIc
Limited edachtioni but had s feraafhabie
memory and strong mino3 which made him
6 very pleasant Companion ard good has.
iness uan. ae devoted his Life 70 oagfieult,lYs.
and was Q successfni farmer. .AillEongh SO
took deep Interest fn, the wellars of his
country. y. ana as elyays used his atroug Iatlu.
ence for the success OF the onnse ofgocd
government, be neyss would consent to be.
come Q candidate Eor any oaice axe;ps In
the miIitis,. where lao was q 1aptafn for
many years Of o fine Company and mile d
mos. encellent officer. 40 YaS arona
ctisssscttr an every way. NO f1eIs ygns ever
integrity In sll Of his acss. There Was no
batter neighhor OF more heaeyolent cIip ezi.
he was MOSS te,Ader and bFscts tsonafs la MS
domestic relations. and thoroughiy true
and fnithiul as d friend. In his death our
community has lost n good r1insi, and bis
raeraory viii ever be respected by tl,oso
who knew hini. 20.
His remains were placed to rest on snn-
day afternoon In the Baptist Church Cetrio.
terry, alter appropriate funeral servfees con.
ducted by Rev. u. p. Bell. Z. :. q
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zsne. Patti Tossnsi.i,,.

Saturday a ugust 2fst. was q pleasant
day ut Towns chepel Aboat Tines hum
drcd PERSONS lem bled to eiijey Sunday
School pic isic and To hear s6 iT1e siniay
School Radleszsa. gIie sing. = lsacted
eve iyho7y 10 tho etsn3, and the SS gclses
were then ope ia reading and prayer
sby the hey. 3. = ger ~ fsssfs, 5. u. ai3tepil
and q l1, Lander ad dse I'd Ia dieEce
In the fofefi s5Hs Atter q has Se sfiillr Or,
wv. @. Brown and a4fr.. W M R0biasdii en-
stegteined the ne1slnbly with sonseiaI Ieseat-
ing rem ssFiIa ri sc 20 4 % ffsat seFiS Ut
this Sunday Scsscoi q a eusSeflos Seemed
90 i,a very much eIlI oyed the a5sfssats was
comp 0sed Of intel u gent nIen hcariifl wo5
yleil and q cah dges. IS lice tc6 tents
ol the 5as Ists len III eit al ana ssS iie oroas
siosi and the llAy cstSsS osif eSl IS Il ant5
~ aud prof tJsiy to an y is0 = ets resent l.
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Can't. John Astf;ratn vas talEea With d
llsIiioffl1eaEe ef sifu fiiigys on HueBlay
fnorning, ard II III slse day iass ~ q most
critical eoh5 q Lion During kiie night sliere
sgaa II change fa l.i5 Spnditi ion FIR lsestef,;
aIld Is sse 90 10 pfesb L Wedne aday nttesr
snoons hopes are entertained or bis secoyery.
'fects oe d wound Yeceiy-ll in tile hgaF, FROM
which lle has beon a great sufferer.
cratic Club On FfidaS afternoon the follow
Ing setif Ilsss were appointed 90 g coiilml*
tee 20 mako an Eecessnry aTIel,g genseita tog
tie mass tneesi ifts on next Thursday. si9d
saiso % rscefEe The slselkegs and arrange for
sheit entefta tainmeDt ~. ". Humphreys,
II, E. McCiillV, = IL. Tribble. j. s. Fowler,
g.. 4. 5TclSals, y. w. Keys, wv, y. Ligca, y.
II. Orr Ik is o GOOD committee, and It's
dates viii Be We performed
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IYiiilnin,ste,.,.1 z

AT the Inst meeting oftlie williamson
Democratic Giut> It was decided not to make
any nominations. The fseeting was largely
1ttended. and seEy great interest manifested,
merchants OF sshis place TO close their doors
on the 9th ct September and turn ont ia
mass TO the nleating In Anderson. or
course not ono Of our merchants could be
SO vIapped up In self or blind 20 ske iater-
ssls si:,, OF eid tho DsmocflSy as not TO comply
bc forever enrolled among the things TINT
have proved Q failure, end be remembered
cnly 70 be watched Now Is not the time
for indifference on this subject. Every true
Democrat ought TO feel that there IL work
for him 20 do. When that Is the case
then may we expect better times...... Our
Bsptist hrethren have closed very inter-
esting and profitable Untcn Meeting which
conmenced on last Friday. The Sunday
school meeting on Sunday, morning was
especially interesting. After reports from
the various churches, addresses were deily-
cred by J. W. PoOfes or Belton, and -. AZ.
Pickle, Principai'o OF the Viliianiston Mole
Academy. Though the house was crowded,
the attention was unexceptionable, and /
am Satisfied that more pleasant and prof
plnce in Enany days. with the nweii
done, good and faithful servant spoken In
tho heart of every good citizen OF William
stop, Mr.. Pickle bids adien to his school TO
enlist hinneif as pupil in the Johns Hop
i5ins University, baltimore; Young, apabi-
toned, gentlemanly class.mate q brilliant
career md abundant success. Known to be
q teacher Of untiring energy and an enemy
to superficial teaching, his attack upon such
teaching was most appropriate, and will
shirtse on tho 9th. The merchants are sell-
ing cut their stock of red flannel and tho
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!. "a. tE.o lieuae ol RenrapenfatIvea.

The friends OF Dr.. II. /. EpTIsG re-
spectlully nominate him as candidate for
tho House OF Representatives, and pledge
that no will abide by she result of tbs pri.
mary election OF the Democratic party of
Anderson County.
We are authorized 20 announce Col.
II. W. sIMPS0N for the House of Repre-
sentatlves. bis election will ensure An.
derson County m able, efficient and infiu-
lentiai member. DEaocRATs,
i Col. WAd. e. WALTERS Is respectfully
announced rs candidate for the Legiala-
turo-subject to the choice of the Demo-
cratic party at the primary election. Col.
Walters Is an unfiinching Deuoarat. man
Of ability aud good judgment, and will be
supported by seIANY VoTERs.
The friends of kIr. y. g. @. FEATHER!
STON respectfully announce him as cafi.
didato for the House of Representatives
from Anderson County subject TO the pri.
mary election Of Tho Democratic party.
The many friends or HUGH M. FRINGE
announce him as Q candidate for the Legis-
iature, and as 3 gentleEan every way wor-
thy to represent tho Banner County Ia that
body. isALupk SIDE.
The friends of Mr.. K. r. .GLINESCALFS
respectfully announce lsisa 10 q cafididatc
for geat In the lower byaneh OF the Gene
raj Assembly from Anderson County sub.
lect 10 the ant4a.a q .l.e T=s
Tha many hsspds OF Mai. e. b MUIR.
RAY respectfully nominate him as & can.
didafe for reelection To tho Legislature
subject TO the Primary Election. 6
The many friends Of 5EPTIfA WAT
klNS beg leave to announce him as n cam
didato for the Legislature --sublec 20 the
primary elections. ~ az,
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For sheeiYlR

The friends of w. II. BOLT respectfully
nominate him for the oIfica OF f;her;n OF
Anderson County--subSect 20 the prinhrv
ELECTION. II electes he viii provo q faithful
end competent officer, and as q MANNED snl-
dieF Is entitled to favorable Decentralization.
& Tho ifieads Of JAMES 1t. BlcJo oNNELI.
-ennoursce him as o candidate for reelection
for Bh?riff OF Anderson County-apbject To
the rules and regulations OF The Dem nocratic
party. .iaa,s u !
The many friends Of Afr. YyIIIL.IAbI NJ.
OSBORNE, of Fork Township. respce.ftilly
for 6hefiff of Anderson Counsy--snlslecf TO
tho action Of the Democratic Uluh9 at the
primary election, s u
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fnF eelaig Te.aaetrr,

fyge7espa fuliy tior,iii ate 4, fA III
A5cl Us1k ~ for the f,ce OF ls5ptlfv q
ures subject 20 tho choice or fho g glss,its
crotlo palty iat tks kry klSes Ion, va
40 this feeling atRg md aat he sStl ~
% t.}t ElIs ofiice as He tc tbs d
iI3 the Autpte as he has d ID I'd ile q ls'
MANY Il
ITi.e friends OF Co. iil. r. IsEs rss
specsftilly announeS bssn ~ j. cam ta inF
County RSasnyef, obIeet % sL,s le4i5a sf
the DepzppTatic p9rtys Oolo r. ihtie is D,
thoroughly reliable aud coYliiick 1it Reftta4
Lnan, and II elected VIII mako an exceiIelit
Treasurer. So z BIsIrsslr.
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q casff date for she ] ure IS tha JoStii3
gonsensiDn 1T eii q. r stiA {
Tina $50. see, hCi er. $linf & it:f been
sfolnk nkfsefesi sy' Grir ]ezs ID IS q.
q take this gnitsi Ia s.sI;a .elsI,
ard my uaslv tfieistls ifl lili F,r;iI slle
& unity who hase ipfiaied on my r Mug
- -.----l1 = md lies s Sog
kincuea &rliS support nk ID ilfne1.
Afy SSzI N ta linsisif no sven. nfege e sse
from el15 ( ehii 5. elii i, 81 eee lls .
90 decline q dice. q u { 81 - g.
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& At stleesing of, tho Ronea Path Demo j.
cratic Club on the 2Bth OF August, iE was
resolved not 10 nake any iiominaEf lions FOX
the County Offices except for one County
Commissioners. & Ezskial Harris was inan-
imouslT nominated for County Commits
sioner. s. ( ss :, 's - 4.
Dr. II. IS. Cheshire syns elected ATarsl,nl to
take charge OF tho Yred shirtsn during tho
c9mpaign.
Messrs. Wm. borne, John BTcFall and
III. u. Eripee beifi present were invited 60
address tjis Club. Mr.. Prince responded In
very eloquent and patriotic speech. Mr.
Prince expressed himself as opposed to the
Lrgigla asure irpp osfHg q Tellroad faRs On tiia
people exeers Hhen The teEe itls fax.payers
yosait an ha1nsefRe5 81 tsi 4
The Club adjourned to meet september
lltli, az 3 o'clock p. M.
7. a. HUDeEss, President. {
h q. RExp, Secretary. 5, IS;
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DonaD q craiic Z, lie Ciul,a.l

West Savannah Deniecsatie Club ;uaa or
Of the flowing officers President 81. =,
Whitaker; Vice President, joe Winter:
Eecretnry and Treasurer, E. J. Earle; Tx.
ecutive Committee, A. B. Sullivan, VIM,
Shearer, Columbus Glenn, j. &. farls
Representative ON County Executive Com.
mistec, .. J. Earle. The representa- ave on
the County Executive COMMITTEES was sfi.
atructed to advocate the postpoaernefit al
the P1irlarg ELECTION ELL ten days before
the ganeEaI election. Lives agraed 60 meet
as Hplland'e Storo on gatnrday, 4ths pf0xs;
nt 100 clock q. msl at which time the caiiil.
dates are inyltet 10 pFance nfonnd among
US. The Club numbers ninety nlenibers.
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me Grange Meeting Il g Z 1 ro.gnylllo. .

.l.ss
According 20 the previously published
programme, the Pomona Grange met at
Townvitie on, lest Saturday rl.orIaine. Cal
,Jf W.. Norris presiding. fhe aubiecfs Of
tarsiltzers and rust III cotton were called up
ana iretetrsd 20 the committee on fertilizer;
niLa nltIuStlone 20 TO report at the regular
HON. B. e. Guy ton was invited to eiya
an account OF his n isit TO tho acoreia Agrl.
cultural Society which he tifd III an iriteF.;
estnR manttHr. BE sal a s,iee oils Of tiiGi
prinelpns 7eas0ns which induced him to
an Interest In the prop gati on OF ishi IN
Savannah River and eeepre tii q CO. opefation
OF Georgia In such measures as may Be nee
essary TO secure the ffco passage OF fab mn
the river. BE Ind succeeded In procuring
Q memorial to the E.Essyi5ffatlire of That StasS
!; |; Z; ssSing That the matter be looked into and
tho distractions conipla.Sed of arranged so
ag mob 70 interfere with their free passage.
~ FsiSs there was some difference OF opin-
icn ns 70 the cause Of scarcity, which Ii at-
tributed to the daRl across the river nt Au-
1iuUs 70 the fact that the gas
ssoFiEs there empty their refuse mGteriAi;ifi
the riyeT which possons or drives OF the
hsh. w ghateyee siisy be the cause. behones
70 hnyc st reno esi.
Col. Norris then introduced as the first
speaker for the occasion John E. Breazaais.
st,ssl., Who delivered d poiiahed and eloaueTt
t5dISsS upon the subject OF woman md her
. educ tip1i after which Hon. ID. eyVstitk
Alkef, YVES inttoduce and made most ex-
=. S:s I,7sS7li fsISi upon inc sun.
ject s0f agriculture, adYocatiag the system
OF rotnfion in nsoEis, and Coinb batsiig Tho
practice of ex xtensiv Va cotton culture. ne
xpress5 "a ths opinion there was more profit
sv1. s57s,l tiisII.sII yl,s11s,
md advocated making the necessities ot
life. including meat, at home. Ho rrRef
the portance Of eatebI bIishing ninfuiS cilir-
ing enterprises in our midst as d means os
slhancing the yalna OF tito cotton cfop aud
ltskSefgli yina labor He gsye interestIiss ac-
counts ogI tba siccessfIil F.ianufsactafe 3f
augey nom sorghum cane and from corn
stalks yna predicted that Il would become
romlnelt Industry. He also gsye an
cconns Of the new method OF cusing food
tors atooS By cut ting up the corn and siniE
/ wheEl II Ia IN the sillt aud teefiEg II under
lleaYy pressure. lis xperiElien I has proy-
en- yer Veluablo and satis factofy y here
tIieIs. He next gave tis a lsfief saccos::... D.
the cor Ion oe oieoniargs and re.
peata Tho opinion kliaE it IS Delicious end a.
pAlataille as good bultsr. Tho sSeaaIs vs;es
vel eiyed nd ak its coitci esi on 4 reNeks
WES taken Qnriiig ~ lIicsl ca excel llt fel
DINNER was enjoyed by el.s,ss s.Ft
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aasEslll aeiitgs.
81 O Ca q b II lsVks. \

HATES OF ADylERziDIHa. Quo Dollar pSf stIlrh
for tbs i;fsG fnsortfoy. ana Fffg fesli Sncr fsc;,
fos tipt5 iees chan shfee Is,ontFe
80 edBntsa lesy Than an 1Isel As3.
eyal coltEagto viii 81 sf1e ish shhea sEIahfiE n,
ndyeEtl9a for three. tIE ct tElve AdTeS.
listnB 1Y contract nhss be eonned % the triacdl.
sts baainels 81 t5 hfnl or indiyldnsi eontratliBg
? Obituary 2sotl isseeeaihg zys lnes. Tributes
laasssis e iraiyiansi VII be charged foI
70 E0sREs FeE Il "a order to rSctilsc az.
teptlgas cotanAsus iel;e must be accp1lptEiez
BY tha true nAtea sd rees Of the writer. Re
Jecsed Gil not b returned unless the
egoA oAhefs We sra Dqt 1sepG,ss bis sof Sic
rieEs and epinlona ~ oar fe2rrespOn6ents. ~ /.
A3l sGznlnEEsea tians ahonia ba sddfeaned 10 IT'D
iter IntelliE Esncert and al ehcc&g drafts t1oEsy
orders cs alsarM DO made ayahIs % the order o.
y. u. M1RTAy x Co. ~ 9 sr & glsEs q, &
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FIor County ConislIssIsss

The many friends Of MI. +. iy. 81
fE Ai ectfnlly ennounte him ss n eaiiiii-
date for County Commissioners, subject 20
the Primary Election. Ms. Mnhnffey Is a
gentleman Of experiences, and is we'll quali-
aed for the duties of the oaica for which he
is nomineted siid Il elected, will make q:
acceptable and efficient Commissioner.
~ FORK DEMocRATg.
Tho friends Of sasr. r. 8. BAILEY re-
cognizing bis peculiar dtiaesg for the Office,
'Tespec tIully nniiouneo hisn % 20 candidate
for re-eiecIIon ns County Commissioner OF
Anderson County bjecs 20 Tho result OF
psrty Of this County. ~.
Capt. G.S a.. RANKIN Is respectfully
announced as candi datu for County Com
missioner for Anderson County, subject TO
ton. & 81 -. a.
The many friends of WAf. 8. HALL,
Esq.s respectfully announce him as q can.
didste for reelection 20 the Office OF County
Commissioner OF iiderson Canntysub.
iect to tho choice OF the Democratic I,arty
ct tho primary election. u. E
Tho friends OF Mr.. ANDREW HARRIS
consider him q suitable man for County
Commissioner. He is, therefor, 3eforo the
people, snbject to the resultS Of the ptimary
election oa tho Democratic party og this
The many friends of :. II. JONES: re-.
specially ennounco him as caiidlfate for
County Commissi ioner bject to the Ac-
ton Of the Democratic party. Mr. Joaes Is
Q worthy citizen, end II elected will make q
aithful ofiicef. His business 10 anch TINT it
will DO imposssible FOR him to canvass the
County. 81
The adyocatee OF economy ID the dis
bnrsements OF the peoples money secom-
mend the following good md efllcIeITE men
for County Commi on 10, " DO Fsisl cheer
fully abide eell.e ection Of the Democratic
party In the coming canvass
E2ER1EL RAaRf6, Munea Path.
= FPhYgne es
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sst5 4, sAiRssr Ting i
GIN
and aS Y Ssnt n s B and @
glsE1dEe lsIa az y esos az a 9aHalr caa nnd
Tho bales
o bs Seed Cotton
Sss Ss. Seed Goit
ans
i9rs ID Glenn toh sai
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FOR Judge cs p.olsste.

~. W. HUMPHREYS Is rsss5ecffaily
annonncea as {. candidate for sc-siecsiDii
70 the office OF Judge of rroiate for An
4lefson Con- ~, subject TO rat sllcatiosl al
the Defaors,.dc Primary Election. s +.
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Said en- aged minister, when i wish %
speak With Gags i take q teaspo0hgnI az
Ccnsseras Honey Of Tar, Che best colsSh
medicine II; tho worlds It tRilI clear the
thfpat and voice better shan any thing Gvef
tiseS7. = Price 69c. For sale by Wilhite g
sTilhite, Drnggists AM taersola, 81 @.
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ss Just rcesivsa Q csr load Of tliitsy
rnli. Call and sac these han dsonle vefi iicies.
ptica them to you NC know they viii no, S
4 RKED q ErkPaEks;
Main stseet South or Suudze.
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& THE LITTLE MxbfcEsll gHEST Hay kps
pie Liver Pills are tho most reliable In the
cenfa for larSse boSes. Sold hv vIIihi.s Il
SVilhite, 4Atderson, 8. Q. elm
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Having been nominated by the Pendle.
ton Democratic Club for tho Office OF Coun-
ty. Commissioners. I. wish to assure my
friends that I fully appreciate tho compli-
ment shown me, but at tho Same time am
compelled TO decline the nomination, as M 3
private affairs demand my full attention.
Respectfully,
J, w, EIupsON.
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Wanted, to rent q house Or part oi
and q lialg miles OF the village win ariswaf.
Apply at THE Office, 81
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STATE OF. SOUTH cAaoLIEA,

~ = n hHDE-so.s1 CouATY. 3
BY W. n. Haaphfsyi, Jadae ef. Probate.
WHEREAS. N ycah s.. Reeve has applied
( to me to grant him Letters OF Adminf1tra.
ton on the Estate OF and effects of Noah
r. Reeve, deceased. sl.at sss-
These ara Therefore 10 cite and adnionisii
of the said Noah r. Reeve, deceased, that
they be and appear before rue In tho Court
Of Probate, TO &c held at Anderson q. III. on
Friday, the 10th day September, 1880, niter
publication hereof TO show cause, If any
they have vilyi the said Administration
should not be granted. Given under my
hand, this 23rd day OF August, 1850. IS
W.syR. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
August 60, 1880 H. az
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3E1eiys'e Asls aud atlsr asIhet leyls OF
the jdsayn nSld s3IstIiieE si1 Soai sii,l,s
brought on end oElen psa,faSats8 by tho
fsesslsct o. The 81 IN ssicla, II
htEe. vpnid Ds doubt "a q satositp % cases
yield t5 Steatsnent. No naee ltine IS 30 ssell
trnct Bnclin and y uaipsg Il ii S reliable
,healing tonic 70 tho psssl Rliays Irritation,
laSd reef0Eea be- stiY Fetf fansi sc
: Prepared ciay BY. HGns, Rankin q Ia
mar, Dfuggiats. Atlanta Ga, Sold by
,Nfilhits s& SVilEsste, ard Simpson, Reid 81
Col An dgFsop. 3. %.
ly.syTiS, Ca, Dec. 4, 1877.
hays sos1 Ha ttn,s Buehu and Juniper
for 10 years, end it has always given sini.-
veireaI natis lIcf, proving The most pallia.
.bie preparations og tEa Kind cs, the rnTlp Il /.
a.llt = q, MAYs. Drag sls..
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aza- THE dnty of quisiEe did not save
much, a5 that drug IS net as cxtsE fsvelV,
tiEea rs before tho inSenti0n Of TabIers
Portal lilac, 50 regulate siie llVcc, and cure
dts6s arising from this diseasci oPRsIi.
poFsnline SsiIf caGc tosfliti lIyer, Price Doe.
EoreaIe by Wilsiite st Vilhitp DFsl
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REEa ysal eIss. Q. q. lTlgal AHaeFaon

says -
s., fessrs Htlchisoil 4 Bro. Gent tIefneii
4 hare been 4 great stiile lereF ffniE neurafgia
the attacks lasting Tor daYB ssad ted
every known seIiels i yiEkont ilssiig feilcv-
ed IN lny last al 3aeIS 7 isicd Fotis pfs al.
n GID and ~ q HlsotE time was per IL
cfirii II 81 q consolation 60 know that i
have as tsSt & renAedy b tbat Controls this
painfelI dis4sa, nIlti I can IIy fecotfi.
flieiic tk 10 al who suffer RI ]. DO. s. Z,
Atsp5tRsON, CHIEF % POI sce
Atlansas April le. ls7f.
For ssie BY Sif1rsop, Red 4. Co.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

iT WILL sell on FRIDAY, asePa day Of
n .OOTOBER next, at the late residence
OF Willis Allen, deceased, ono TRACT on
LAND, known os tho .'Shoal Tsact, = z con-
one OF the best Shoals on 6aiufia Hiyer;
With o fall OF "a feet, and nnrivaiied sstes
ior erecting buildings for machinery. This
Shoai is Just olie.qnarter milo from G. 81 G..
sR. Il. TERMS made known on day OF sale.
i ~ i. y, ALLEl!, Isx,r.
= sasiI 2 onR 80 49,
t--er - 49,
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20 arrive. Ia d day oe 10. nv flss,
inYcica OF = Hats. I s,Sis nosae % haee
theps as cltcafs ~ eyer, & q - a iittfe
c1teSe giggt 5nd centeriis offered on
at9 now on tsSsi