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SOMETHING NEW =!
There Is something new under the sun, despite the
dictum OF the learned King OF israeli
T. W. McUEAN M d.

dictum OF the learned King of Israel.
J. w. MCLEAN, M. d.,
BY his entirely NEW AND ORIGINAL system Of
Therapeutics, has succeeded IN curing many OF the
so-calied INCURABLE and Chronic hlaladies,
namely: HEART DISEASE, RHEUMATISM. AND
DYSPEPSIA. The following names OF well-kn0wn
residents OF Washington submitted, rs patients
whom he has already benefited; -
j. Johannes, Jr, with Harris & schaeher, Penn
j. ii. Candy, 1907 Eleventh street.
l.. q. Sullivan, 1904 street.
II. NJ. q. Bnrton, 43i Ninth street.
j. A. Hoffman, Georgetown.
The following certificates from his froiner Residence
are offered AS proof OF what he has accomplished
"NonwALK, CONN, March l, 1880.
''Dr. John W. Mclean has been attending phys-
clan IN my school and family for many years past and
has been remarkably successful his practice. His
treatment Of rheumatism and Heart Disease has won
for him especial distinction. and II gives me pleasure
TO testify % his success particularly In cases which
fall under these just mentioned heads.
''REy q. NJ. SELLEcK,
Rector st. Paul's Church, Norwaik, Conn.,
"EoRwALK, conn, February IS, 1850.
40 In the summer OF 1915 was attacked with what
my physicians told was Endo- Carditis, or Valyu-
lar inflammation Of the Heart; they also gave, as their
opinion. that would never recover from H. nor could
ever again do any hard work or make any great ex-
ertOu. then called In DIR. j. W. Mclean, who
told me that he could cure me: he kept his word. ior
requiring great manual labor without feeling any bad
effects. since then have been healthy, able to do
any work suited to Inc, and do not know as have
heart.
"GEoRGE +. QUINrARD.n
"SEw CANAAN, CONN.,, March 4, 1850.
SIN December 1872, my father. Jonathan selleck,
aged sixty six years, was attacked with lnfammatory
rheumatism aud very severe Influenza Cold, being
. almost Pneumonia. As his physician had pronounced
his heart badly deceased, when he was taken down
with such severe maladies, almost gave up hope,
but we called on DIR. j. w. Mclean OF Norwak,
whose reputation for the successful treatment OF Heart
Disease was well known. Under Dr. Mel can prac-
tlce, In less Than week, the rheumatism aud nnu-
enza were cured, and his heart WAS beating much
easier In four months from the time the doctor hrst
saw him lac was able to ride to Horwalk distance Of
eight miles Since then ne has been able to be about
his farm, well as any man Of his age.'
OFFICE, No. I2z CORCORAN BUILDING
OFFICE HOURS, II A. NJ. tobP. NJ.
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LEGS FEET. AND FASHIONS.

How and why They Arc Fnshiouabiy
Made Beautiful iu New york-A Sur
prisiug Consequence Of the Introduce
tiop of Elevated railroads - Wou-
drous works of Art In Wemcn's
SHOES mud Stockings.
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a8- We have several squares of ground In the
northwestern section OF the city, and also numbers OF
single building lots, all of which are well located and
will be sold at reasonable prices and OH convenient
terms. fe2s-6m
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lie kissed her under the silent stars,
This maiden shy and ehary,
''oh, mylN she cried, iiit's awful nice.
said he, "iou'r re shouting, Mary
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY WIN
n FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON, CLASS r, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, MAY 18th, 1850 l2Oth Monthly
Drawing.
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A Street Car Mystery.

You may have been on stre,t car
when n man or woman accidentally
dropped piece Of money in the straw
OH tile floor. If so you felt an overpow-
ering desire to help recover it. One day
not long since woman OH q Woodward
avenue car dropped something while pay
ing her fare. She said it was dime,
while small boy thought it looked like
cent, and two other passengers asserted
it was quarter. Tho woman had plenty
Of help to search for it, and the force
was suddenly increased by man Who
left his seat in the rear of the car, Came
forward and got down on his hands and
knees and said:
III always have good luck in finding
lost things. Are you sure it was mon
ey,?""
The man poked around in the straw
and suddenly held up big jack knife
with broken blade and asked:
Couldn't have been this, could it?
Or did yon drop this afterwards ?"
II never had that-never saw it be.
fore !" she tartly answered ~ her face
grew red.
. "Didn't, eh Well bub, you can have
it. Well look a little further and see
buttons, but don't suppose you dropped
them, and I'll put Them into my pocket"
"Never mind looking any more Il
don't caro- for the loss z" she remarked
40 her position grew uncomfortable.
"Oh. it's no trouble To me. and it he-
longs to you, whatever it is. It ALWAYS
vexes mo to-ha may be twas this"
He held up g corkscrew With the end
bored deeply into cork, and the woman
fairly rose rs she said: sI
Il never had that-never saw it before
never - fe
Didn't, ehf Well, I'll pocket it, for
such things come awful handy about the
house. Pll LOOK little further"
mo, you needn't. I guess I didn't
drop anything-I'm sure didn't
II kinder think you did, for heard
something clink," he observed as he
paved around. "Even if it's only cent
1t will be q cent ahead ii We find it.
Now, what's this?"
The woman almost climbed over him
to get to the door and drop off, trt she
wasn't ten feet away when he la0 he'd
the door, held up o vest buckle between
his thumb and finger and called:
! Hold on-Pye found it-hero it Is ?"
She started on run down side street,
and when the car started up the man
tramped the straw down and hung the
buckle on tho front door with the re-
mark:
"Its little reward any one gets for do.
Ing favor, but seeing I've got the cork
screw, I'll leave this here and she cnn
get it or let it go into tho treasury of the
street car com2Eny. ."-Detroit Free Press.
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The CRUSHED SERENADEn,-You
Bilkins went to serenade his girl on Van
Ness avenue. The amateur orchestra, of
which he Is q member, had hardly
squelched out the first two bars of "Come
where my Love Lies Dreaming" when
the scond story window went up and old
Boggs, Amelia's father, stuck his head
out ond remarked:
SIS there no way of compromising this
thing?" @ srf7.' q
"What-w-what ?" gasped Bilkins.
~ say, can't wo make somo arrange.
ment to got out of this matter. How
does 81 and an old gas stove strike YOU %
"Why--thjs--ii,is is a serenadeD OK.
cscimed R;.xins.
Exactly: 40 see. Now. sunnasei
were to stand the beer and car fare all
round, wouldn't you 20 out in the suburbs
somewhere and work OFF the rest of it in
front Of some deaf and dumb ASYLUM or
other?n
/ "Well, Pm blowed!" ejaculatsd the
crushed lover. -
u should think you would be, hitched
to the end of big trombone. Don't
point it .his way, for Heavens sake; it
might 60 off,"
"Come down here and say that, like a
man" roared the big drum, who was full
of Hudweisers and fury. "You bald.
headed old pelican, come down."
W-I-think wa had. better--better
60, as i we're, boys" muriaured tho NOR.
titled Blkins, and the d;sgusted band
walked sadly off, scornfuily ignoring
Bogg's parting iDjunctions to reform and
lead better lives, after the thing blew
/ over.-Detroit Free Pre.s.
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rHE ruNERA1 or HOPE.

The following sad but beautiful line.
were written BY the late Richard Lilies
Esq, of Danyille, Va, gentleman Of ge
nious, fine scholar, and lawyer Of dis
tinction. The lines speak of the sad ex
perence and fate OF the author:
have been to the funeral of oil my hope,
And entombed them one by one;
Not word wos said
Not tear wGs shed
When the mournful task was done.
Slowly and sadly turned me round
And sought my silent ROOM
And there alone
BY the cold hearthstonc
woocd the midnight gloom.
And as the night winds deepening shade
Lowered above my brow.
l wept DER days
When manhoOd's rays
Where brighter far than now.
The dying cmbcrs on the hearth
Give out their Pickering light
AS if TO say
This is the way
Thy life shall close in night.
wept aloud In anguish sore
Orc the blight Of prospects fair
While demons laughed
And enger qunficd
My tcars like nectar rare.
Through hclls red halls on echo ran
An echo loud and long,
AS in the bowl
plunged my soul,
In the might of madness strong.
And there within that sparkling glass
! knew the cause to lie:
This oil men own
From zone to zone
Yet millions drink and die.
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In Every Sense Q Radical pefsni.

Itreally makes little difference whether
Flhibteais elected by one or two hantlredl
majority or IS iound in minority OF one
or two hundred. Tho effect on National
politics win bo substantially the same in
either tcase. IT. when Nfr. Blaine has
done bis best in his own State, II Is saved
"by the skin of its teeth" such result
mekes Maine, doubtful in the Presiden-
tai ontest and has depressing effect on
hepnpiican hopes. If the party barely
confidently expected, a handAcme m;
JosityS III may Experience similar disap-
pointments In other States in which its
success seemed sssured.-Net0 YorL Her
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A Story About Andcrsonyllle.

The Detroit Free Press tells remarka-
bio story ofa bloodhound's gratitude at
Apdersonyille. Tho prisoners were al
lowed to go out In squads, strongly
guarded, to collect firewood. Ono day Il
was the hero's turn 10 60, and for the
first time since his imprisonment he
caught sight of "Col Catchem," the big
bloodhound. The Michigander noticed
that the dog limped painfully on one ne
his fore feet, but gave tho matter no spe.
cial attention until, after being out for
half an hour, he sat down to rest near
one of the guards. The dog approached
Che guard as if to ask some favor, but was
repulsed with an oath and o threatened
blow. He then skulked near the prison-
or, who saw that he had an old horse
shoe nail run into his foot. With lit
tie coaxing he got the dog near, and
finally pulled ont che nail, and tho
animal ran away seemingly we'll pleased.
Twelve days aiLer that, one night about
midnight, tunnel was ready, The
prisoner was long time getting clear Of
tho neighborhood, and weak and starved
as lie was, he was not more than two mileR
from the stockade when day broke. and
"Col. Cntchem" waD put on his track.
When he heard the hound coming he
looked FOR suitable tree to climb, uut
failed to find one. Armed with club
he took his stand, and determined 70
mako q fight for 1t. The dog recognized
che man, and began exhibiting every
sign of friendship. After few minutes
elapsed the pursuers were heard in tha
distance. Tho dog at once trotied off in
that directions, and was shortly baying
and leading them over fictitious
trail. The prisoner pushed ahead for
half and hour, and was then reioined By
the dog, who kept either closa to his heels
or lust ahead of him all dnv. and lav he
side him in the woods at night. This
position of guardian or companion he
maintained until toward night of The
second day, when he returned to the
stockade. The prison was then thirty
miles away, but on the fifth morning he
was recaplured. Whom he returned 3the
hound met and caressed him. From IL al
honr TO the close of the war. the doQ
would not take che trail of an escaping
prisoner.
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After all, DR.. Tanners fast is not
original. Didn't Noah liye forty days

~ Alter all, Dr. Tanners fast Is not
original. Didn't Noah live forty days
on water ,ss.,s s.,
In Che United States Court at
Kaegyille, Teea:.., on the 18th, Ex-Post-
master General Key presided. An an.
nonnea atnSnt hos been Isadethat aniDestv
has been granted to- ALI idefsndanss
charged with violation of the internal
revenue laws previous to January 13.
1880. Under provisions Of the sInnesty, :,
abont $50 offenders are released.
The constant wall of the Radical
National Executive gomnittee-fof more
money is something aufpsislng. That
the Republican, party has far more
NeAllh among its membars than the
Daalor lie patty Ss nnisefs ally conceded,
N1hilo the Nsssssnleflt Of Office holders,
oven 20 saInhla clerks ei;d the scrubbing
Brush brigade IS an open scandal. And
get it 10 an open secret that the party
treasury is empty. Ie it that, the assute
eapltalists fofesee defeat and Tniiiss t6
saaandeg money frnitlessiy, oss Is It tliat
iI1if1In ensa aiirns nrs requifeH 10 check
lhs Democratic 6 Rood ti6af q yitIier hyz
pothsis makes . bad nhowing for the
parsy of moral ideas,
u d ID 4 .
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Masters NJ Sale.
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


COUNTY or ASpEnsON.
In hc Curt Of CbMiplon Pleas.
John Dladon and others VS.. Lizzie Blatlon
and Others. Complaint for Partition.
pY virtue of Decretal Order to me di-
- Iv,iei i'll iuc above stated case ny his
Honor Thomas Thomson, presiding Judge
of the Sth Judicial Circuit, and bearing date
the 2Gth February, 1880, | will sell at An
derson c. H., S. g.. ON SALEDAY IN
OCTOBER next, tie following described
property, MS the Real Estate Of Mrs. Tabitha
Bladon, deceased, to wit
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in the Town of
Williamson, s. c., known rs the Female
Academy, containing two acres, more or
less bounded by lands of John Attaway,
and Others.
Terms Of Saie-Onc-third cash, and the
remainder on credit of twelve months, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage of the premises.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sept o, 1850 o 4
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WORTHLESS SrUFp.-Not 60 fast my
irftsna e you copld see tho strong
healthy blooming men, women and chill
dfen that have been raised from beds of
sickness, suacring aud almost death. by,
the use of Hop Bitters, you would saw.
"GloriQus and Invaluable remedy.D SSe
another column 9ssiiadslphia Pres.
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In The C5urt Of Common Peas

III tHC CpWt " common ffcuS.
a. S. Armstrong, Admir-, VS.. Sarah j.
Armstrong, Melzie V. Armstrong and
N. NJ. -irmstrong.-C5 Complaint to Sell
Lands for payment Of Debts.
DY virtue of Decrctai Order in the
I'D above stated case to me directed by
his Honor Thomas Thomson presiding
Judge of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, bear
ing date the 26tli February. 1880, will sell
ut Anderson &. H., S. c., on SALEDAY
IN OCTOBER next. the following dcscrib-
ed TRACT OF LAND, rs the real estate of
Andrew Mitchell Armstrong, deceased, to
wit:
Ali that 'fri,ct or parcel of Land, situate
partly in Abbcville and partly in Anderson
counties, containing sixty-one (Gl) acres,
more or less, on Conner Creek, waters Of
Little River, and bounded by lands of NJ.
B. Carwile, ]. n. Shirley and others.
Terms Of Stie-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sent O. 1850 o
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All persons between the ages OF 81 and GO
years are liable to pay Poll Tax, unless cx-
empt by law.
Atlcr the lst of November, 1880, n pen
atty of 10 per cent. will be added to all un-
paid taxes, besides the penalty of 5 per
cent. on one-half of the first instalment
unpaid.
on back of their receipts before leaving the
office, as it may save them trouble and
costs.
WM. McGUKIN,
Treasurer Anderson County.
August 2t 1850
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NoTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
-1X Tho undersigned, Administrator of
the Estate of Archibald G. Campbell, decd,
horeby gives notice that no will apply to the
Judge Of Probate at Anderson G. H., on
tho 10Th day OF October, 1880. for Final
Settlement of said Estate, and q discharge
nom said administration.
JOHN w. DANIELS, Admir-.
sept9, 1850 o 8
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300 ACRES OF LAND

lying West of Generals road, in front Of
the residences Of Mr.. ID. j. Bohannon, Mr..
Willis Todd, Mr.. James B. Wilcox and
Mr.. J. l.. FAINT. a portion of this tract is
situated within the corporate limits of the
town Of Anderson. Three tenant houses
on this tract.
a large proportion Cf both tracts of land
are in cultivation. Persons desiroms of p,ir-
chasing should examine the lands whilst
the crop is upon it.
Mr.. John X. Cochran will show the
houses, lots and lands to any one who de-
sircs to purchase, giving infornatiom as to
prices. terms of sale, &c.
II the land is not sold in Il body, it will
be cut mp into small tracts and sold to the
highest bidder.
+. S. RODGERS.
Sept %. 1850 II II
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
LN Tho undersigned, administrator OF
the Estate of Elijah Alexander, decd. here.
by gives notice that lie will apply TO The
Judge OF Probate for Anderson County, on
the 2lst-dsy of September. 1880, fora Finnl
Ssettle,Mcut Q: said Estate aud discharge from
his office as administrator.
JOHN II. MAXWELL, Admir-.
Aug lu, 1850 6
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MEDICAL CARD.

DIR. TS. "A. REID
HAVING recently graduated In Mcdi-
IA cine at the Medical College of South
Carolina, offers his professional services. to
Tho people OF Anderson and surrounding
country.
July %, 1850 q IA 2m
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New Advertisements.

II AIDES AND STOlE-K EEPEIiS-Yo can get
~ CIIOICEGOODS cheap. by writing on postal
for Price List. which enables you TO order by
chandisc keep for sale at surprisingly low prices.
We send samples of llamburgs, Laces,. Itibhons,
tail for Cash down a SEw combination system
enables us to quote yer, close prices. Wo have 81,
81 aud S5 packages OF notions which cannCt 10
bought for twice the money elsewhere, all wanted
In every family. Money returned il not sa!sfacto-
~. IIoUGnTOS * DuTToS, IS Trenton ST, Boston, Mas
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MARBLE YARD.
LUMBER! LUMBER I

a LARGE lot of goud Lumber Is kent
"A constantly on hand at my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson. :.
and orders for large or small lots OF any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
for the saic of Lumber at Anderson. and
will furnish any information desired 10
persons wishing 10 make an order.
Jan 80, 1870 20 "
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)
-c.i ama Rsf, Ncdielnc ever ~.

E-'' yZEz.9zE;-TEss TEss7Es-slzzEEses17a-c
g .=rcsi a"d Res. Ecdicine eyerm....
;. inlnatior OF TTopa. Drchu. n7rnGtna.
aud ilr Laciop. with all tho best and nios; rs=..
thcrrorcI:ics OF nil other Filters makes the great.
ct.fiiocd Purifier, Liver Regulator, ana Life
nnd Health Restoring Agent on Garth.
30 III ease o. I'll health can posshly iorE exist
N'.rr it"r N.trrs are uscd, so varied ail i..fcc;
80 q! -.r Opctat!on5.
Thsz EiIe rev r:o and sssr 10 tie eEcd sad in1in.
1p nil whose c,r;..oyi -;S cause irrrPu,ailry OK
- DID,. ~ ar uIiiaty or. ~ nr who require aii Np
- ger. ionic and mild ti.iant, Hop D.tci5 re
'"saiaablc N'ithont Intoxicating.
10 St:cr what your ftr'i' - or symptoms ere
Nli-' -" disease or nllInrst Is, use Hon N,.rrs
- wit TN: u y1u arc sick hut if you only fc,i
= 'siSrr-blc, use tho Hl;icrs ut once. IT may
i.s :i.c. Il has saved hundreds.
- van bc paid for case they vii. not c,;f- o.
30 mot t-f!cr nor let yoC. friends kcEeI. LMt
=. '-. / u'-e E.,in 10 use Hop Bltters.
.rhCr. Hop B!itcrs IL no vile. drugced drunk.
III. ~. hwt ile rurcst "a Bee: a.c3!c.1s .yTi
- 'frvRtiis Eric,.d md Hope" and
-.'' - 81 or fa;iiiy should be without them.
<;ct soIno this day. fHZE6F
49, oi'rH CvEE IS tho swcstest, safest an best
ASK Children.
N.c 1-Nr I,o for S;oria ch, Liver md Kidneys ig
nSiCfi.r to others. Ask Druggists.
L. - ~ m aa. ia sai Il i-csistahie c-ra for
Us oiprinIn, tobacco Rad narcbucs:
S7e.ha- H.T lillsFs Mig. c. Rcearis5r, n. z. -
Send he Circular. ~
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lying on Gcncrostcc Creek, containing mcar
three hundred (3oW acre, bounded by lands
owned by john w. Daniels. J. G. Keys,
Henry Crawford ahi others, formerly
owned by j. {. kcys.) This place contains
about one hundred acres Of bottom land.
remainder good corn, cotton and wheat
lands. Five good tenant houses on this
ulacp a Iso
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C0TT0N GlN. feeder &l!CONlERlSER


Ginnin
Gin osclt
10 we ehayesu succeeded
crGrtsu
the Gin that
in
hes
ghcst prices.
From the certificates
the
80 N-''
j. james G SMa
I}ayis Smith Davis ! II
puiet M
DOu ] r. Ashley
NJ
Slnksncs son.,
A. Gnincs
A.Mc Mrs DIR
July Is. '' >""-' 20 ~
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BLACKsMITHING! /!

NOTICE OF FINAi. SETTLEMENT
An Notice is hereby given that tho under
III. Spearman, deceased, will, on the 18Th
day of October next, apply to the Judge of
Probate for Anderson County, for Final
Settlcmement and discharge from said Es-
tate. s. A. HUTCHINSON,
Administrators.
Sept IL. 1850. 10 8
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TAX NOTICE.
Sept %, 1850
OFFICE OF CouxrY TREASURER,

OFFICE OF County TREASURER,
Anderson, $. c., August "a, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given that this office
1N will be rc-Opencd for the collection of
Taxes for the fiscal year 1879 OH the FIF-
TEENTH OF SEPTEM BIER next, and
remain open until the first of November
next, in accordance With the Supply Bill
passed by the Legislature of South Caro-
lima, AMI approved 10Th February, 1850.
For tho convenience of tax payers will
visit the following named precincts ut the
times mentioned, to wit:
WilliamstOn-Monda and Tuesday, 9th
and 2Sth September.
Wigginton's sStorc-Wcdncstia both Sep
tcmbcr.
Glcnn's Storc-T Thursday, 30tl, September.
Piercetown-Fritay, lst October.
Pcndlcton Factory Saturday. End Octo-
bcr.
Pendleton-Tuesday, 5th October
IOwnvillc, Wednesday, 9th October.
w. r.. G-',Ll's Stcro-Thursday 9TH Oc-
tOJcr
,y!;fori's Friday, sth October.
Hollands Storc-Tucsduy, 18th October
Shcrards Store-We1res,s:.y and Thurs
day, 18th and l4th October
Carswell lnstitute-Friday, 18th October
Clinkscaics' Mills, Saturday, 10th October.
Honcn Path-Tucsd6y and Wednesday,
10Th and Goth October
Dclton-Thursday and Friday, 21st and
22nd October.
Ccntreyille Miils-Montlay, 25th October.
T. w. Martins, {Broadaway)-Tuesday,
2Gth October.
Longs Shop-Wedncsday. 9th October
All intermediate days during said time, l
will be in my office ut Anderson Court
House. Office hours ~ o'clock n. III. until
o'clock p. III. while travelling.
RATE OF TAXES.
For State purposes. ........ ~ mills
For County purposes......
For School purpOseS.......
Poll Tax.......... s1.00.
RAILROAD TAN
Varcnncs Township.. ~ mills
Savannah ah..................... "a
Dark Corner. ner................. u
Izull ......... I3
Centrevillc. illc.................... u
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-30
ONE VACANT LOT
ONE TRACT OF LAND

on McDnliie street, lying between Greeley
Institute and Julius Poppes, containing
about one acre. Also
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-30

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. IS
~ The undersigned hereby gives notice
that they will apply 10 the Judge of Probate
at A;aderson O. H, s. c.. on the 9th day of
october next, for Final Settlement and
deceased.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Admir-.
Sept 0, 1880. ~ o alg