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Ghe GatelEigfnrer,
6aieei IN. a5 aad ~ Fourteenth stree
NaM A,IynrlIaamenIa.

During the IIolidays-John Friedel.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Island Property,
A,Flne Chance to Purchase.
Wanted
PotatOes-lI f. 1lChrens.
Notice to Coopers.
A Grand Ball.
10 the Editor tntelligenCer-Jas. Gilchrist.
Persons Wishing Fine Chamber Set
Walton & Sweeney.
Steamer Sidney.
Opera House-stecle MacKaye Company,
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Pianos and organs on easy payments and
at lowest prices.
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delightful, and further, Il q impossible q
speak in detail, AL were loeood, i g hoped
that Golfers Combination may visit Wheel,
ing again and b greeted with packed
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on December %, "a, Is, 80 and 81,
1881, and January 1, 1889. The u. 4 o. will
sell excursions tickets TO and from all stations
on the line Of the road. Excursion tickets
good returning until january Sd, 1882, In.
Htu6tva
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Headquarters for cheap Dry Goods, Notions
Carpets, Wall Paper, ClOaks, shawls, &C., &c.
at exceedingly low prices for cash, TO clos
out oil heavy winter goods as speedily "a pos
sible, Call soon. Nos. 20iB and 202t Main
street, one square below the stone bridge.
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WARRINGTON, D. C., December 5O.-iAM-
For Tennessee and tile Ohio Valley, colder
weather, northwest winds, stationary OF
higher pressure.
y For the Lower Lake Region, colder,
partly cloudy weather, With light snow, north.
west winds, higher pressure.
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+, II. 1Iupsus left Saturday TO visit friends
during the holidays, al Beallsvllle, Ohio.
His business will be conducted by j, I. Ny.
ers and William Bayha during bis absence.
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TnEimmediately beneficial effects following
the use OF Fellows Hypophosphites in those
cases Of emacatiOn and weakness produced
by long illness, whether from pulmonary
diseases or fevers, prove It's tonic virtues and
It's value In accelerating digestion and as
sanitation. MwF&w
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their.
m0meter, US observedat SChnepTs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
N AN. Ml7A. A.i9N.shN.7P.N.
ok 0 2beiOwl % 81 ~ ~
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FOR NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

I have few pairs Of fine handmade
Slippers left which will close out at cost.
J.TST0NE, 1140 Main 81.
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Jrsr received lot Of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at
L.Y. BtOND's,
1885 Main street,
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The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug.
glsls for Rough on Rats. II clears out rats
mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs. loo boxes.
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norEL ARRIVALS.


j ~, Cfuatt Mounds'ilo. !, 8. Parsons Cameron,
II Y sli8tnt1u Cameron N, Ilrant Greene county
~ A Sufiifl OfUenOCo, t,Ko0nt1 New AtAftlhs'llO
w. ClhambVflN Vic IA, kllst y, Ghhmpen IA,
'JaE, King Cameron. WI, tOl BALTIMORE,
IN liAliup sandusky ", !!eall HallimoFe
~ 4 hlhnif NJ MAfilnfilo W. 8. Mitchell Columbus
ii II Miller ptttshdrgh !. Anderson Pittsburgh
~ - sVeiSneV WASH Ia n. Riley Wash. n. q,
NJ Ma Rlplnfdt BlJu, H. Long taltimOtH
tyl III d3lidtt& WiioO, :. 8 Alden Cleveland
III filldl New York CITY y. iOryth New York
~ NIIAis5f Columbus W Ton Weil.guiF
u ~ tleWla Wellahufji \, Melllpy. W. ll1uN
N In ninlin Rutland WNintt, tllN9liRhl
Nv eldlllhdiyI lrlllV1l h1iee. Ait{igiii
I'll H. liliai Nc Vernon, a. Hn.i .lt NtpiOfs
ot VaYd6bals Nh. slollsbaiy Chiffon,
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GkSrs Fine Hand Embroidered Slippers
Tor holiday btesehls, at i. V. DLoNb'a
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FOR thirty days will sell Boots aud
Shoes cheaper than erert to reduce stock.
j. T. STONE.
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scnOot Books at zimmefs Drug Store
Bridgeport.
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HAVE your prescriptions filled at thinner.
Dfug Store, Bridgeport
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MEDICAL.
Wasting Diseases

Loss OF Nervous fOWefJ
Arc positively cured by FELLOWS COMPOUND
sYkUPoF HYPoPllosPlIlTE,
As phosphorus enters so largely into the animal
economy II becomes pdr eIetlcnce the best vehicle
with which TO associate the other WALKING lngredl
ents Of healthy Blood, Nerve and Muscle, In rel
lows Syrup OfIlypOphosphitesa are combined all the
substances found necessary 10 insure robust health
and whereas Il was invented with view TO supply
every deficiency, It certainly has performed some
wonderful CureA'
DSGR slR;-i wish to acknowledge the great ben.
eft have received from tho use Of "FellOwS Com.
pound Syrup OF HypOphOsphlteS" ! have been ali
invalid for nearly two years with bronchial RfIGG
tlOn that had become chronic. In the Fall Of 1873
had physician eighty days In succession, besides
the counsel OF several Others. They gave me hut
little encouragement some Them none. Last July
was advised 10 give your remedy trial. did 70,
and IN les than one week there was q marked I'M
proyement for the better. have continued Its use
from that time until the present. improving all the
time, and can truthiully Say am more than u
hundred per cent better than when commenced
lls Use. IhAvo Increased In weight about fifteen
pounds, aud my cough, which was fearful, has
nearly disappeared I believe had II not been for
your Syrup, should ere this have been beyond the
cares Of life. .
Very truly yours, ALBERT STORY.
nB'Donot bedecelvcd by remedies beating sim.
liar name: no other preparation Is substitute for
THIS Under any circumstances, ueITAW
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS! at MIL.
1ER & FRANzlIEIM'S, the jewelers.,
1903 Market Street.
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You are sick we'll, therels Just one remedy
that will cure yOu beyond possibility Of
doubt. HITS Givet or Kidney trouble, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells
Health Remover Is your hope. 500 Drug.
lists. Depot iaughlih Bros, 6Co,, Wheeling
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SPEClAL MEETING.


OFFICE or TIE
WEST VA. STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION, !
WHEELING, December ., ISL.
In pursuance with Article Of the constitutional d
this Association, hereby call special meeting, a
be held In the City Of Wheeling the lAh day d
January, lSS2, ut 1880 A. ~, III Mozart Hall, W.
laIn's Block, Market street. The object Of Ne
meeting Will DO 10 consider what action may u
necessary IN regard to House Bill M "a, whlChtA,
House Committee on Revision propose ~ Iub,l'
lutC for the act we arc now doing business undsi
trust there will be n large number PM "
from the copy OF the bill sent You its importance
will DO seem SAM'l LAuGlnlN.
CliAs. MOENKEMELLER, PrHdVit
DION gppfptNFV
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Beauty, health, and happiness fot ladies
in "WlNE OF oARpUl.n
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Millions Of rats, Miice, cats bed bugs
reaches, lose their lives BY collision with
Rough on Rats, Sold BY dfuggiAlsl i6c
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.CtosiNo ont for tie next thirty days q lol
OF Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost,
l., v, DLoRp.
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THO THE MERCHANTS AND BUSI.
Il NkS9men OH Market aud Nialntctsbetwten
Eleventh and Twelfth Having been iRiOfmedthsi
Jnc0b sOles, since his retirement q, night wa,rh.
man. has circulated u petition amongst You, and on
the representation that intended to cult on Janu
Ary lst, obtained 4 number Of signatures to Id
petition. take this method Of most TrspecilDlly
informing you all that II Is false in every rctIfc
and that intend to continue on, aud allhIulJ
and honOnbly discharge my duties IA In Tie raj,
and respectfully ask your support
STEPHEN CRAWFORD,
de20 NightWaiChmAn
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated in 1885, for Is Year, by the LeVtsl.
ttlrc for educational and charitable purposes
capital Of 81 0O0, 0OO-to which reserve fund Of
over $50 900 has dnce been added,
BY an overwhelming popular vote, IL franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December 2, A. D, 1879.
IL grand dnsle number dnWinga will take place
il never scales or postponeA Look at the follow
Ing Distribution;
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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aWINE OF oAapUl,, four times a day
makes a happy household.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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Suitable Articles for Christmas GIFT

NEWSPAPERS and Periodicals at thinner.
Drug Store, Bridgeport
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d. tIo.st iisrA Pms ale thsbes saitat.
Hc regulation m
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LorTRRlEa.
| S. 81
PnFlIenIaP Notlee.

All the drawings will hereafter b under the "a.
elusive supervision and control Of 6ENERAIsG. 7.
BEAuREdARD and IuBAL A, FARLEY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR,
TUNE FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS
A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JANUARY
I0III, lSS2-liOth MONTHLY DRAWING.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of tho stocEbollcr a, ii,
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge COmtGny SinE
held Ut the Office Of the Company al WoyRty
THE NINTH DAY OF JAM AIRY, ~ bSt,y'st
the hours Of l:3O and o'clock p ", trt6c cerlIes
Of nlnG manAgpR to serve during the ensuing ny,
den JOS. LAWSON. SccTiDy".
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT,

FoR RENT-sToRE WITH WELL N
~ RANGED DWELLING ON srr Imai am AN;
Third floors, No. 80 Twelfth street nav, anu ".
eppied by Nesbitt & Son WARRWGTrSSTS;
no, !Slo MSln street a. present in the ocsa.
Rancy OF Chas, D. ]. Bingcll as WboIe,SI.
Drug Store, Possession, LIST April next ''I Az
p ply 70 J. W, PANTON, r
9eGIs 1900 ClNplne S.
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TAX NOTICE.

All tax bills, whether on personal proror, 4,
real estate, remaining In my hand, on Ms tnt Az
OF january unpaid Will be placed In thC hands x
Justice for collection This is po,Iitely ibs M
notice, GEO H. 1lNGLE,
deli FN,shCrl Uhlo Conniv
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E0R SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT
IL The house contains ten rooms, including bah
room, wHsll house and drying room on back Of lOL
Brick building, with modern improvements Tetni
easy. Inquire off, A, HOLIDAY. der
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TOwnyille.

DR.. S. r. Heller is building handsome
cottage on his place near Grubbs' Store....
The growing wheat throughout the Fork is
in a very promising condition just It this
time.....Mr. William Palmer, who is no
doubt the Oldest citizen in the Fork, being
about 80 years of age, is critically ill......Mr
F. G. Brown has built store-room of mod
est proportions on his lot in Townville, in
which it is understood DR.. Sharp will mer-
cliandise temporarily.....Mr. Fl. @. Routh,
who, by the way, now sings SITS nice to be
a pa" will cultivate not less than one hun
drcd acres in cotton this year. He is one
of our most energetic young farmers....."
Unimproyed real estate in Townville COM
mands all enormous price, if a recent trans
fer is the rule. A one and onc-half acre lot
sold for S100 per acre, and there were no
improvements whatever, nor stick of tim
Der on it. Mr. J. w. Bailey, the purchaser,
is erecting q cottage thereon.....Mr. D. S..
White has erected large plantation bell on
his premises, by which he makes systematic
and uniform the "goings-out and COM
ings.in" of his tenants. Sloan is progress
sive in all things......Mr. G: E. Smith, who
has sold goods at Townville for about five
years, will shortly erect large store-house
on his lot at that place..".A post office has
been established at the residence of Mrs.
Mary A. Broyles in this township, to be
known as "Rroyles," with Jas. L. Bailey
postmaster, and Geo. N. Broyles deputy.
The establishment Of this Office supplies a
long-felt want in that section of the Fork,
and supersedes the old Shallow Ford office.
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Railroad Extension.

Whilst the country is enthused on rail-
roads, let lis say word for road from
Belton via Cummings Crossing via Centre
Of Gravity, to intersect the Savannah Val
ley Railroad at or near Mr.. Charles Aliens.
The distance being about twenty EIGHT
miles, no water to cross, no bridge or trestle
to build, no cut or fill of any consequence
to make. Twenty thousand bales of cotton
ginned annually immediately OH the pro:
posed route. Timber in abundance for all
purposes for all time to come.
The great anxiety and willingness of the
people to carry out this important enter
prise, its necessity and great advantage to
all the surrounding country, the welfare,
interest and prosperity of the country
through which it will pass is fully manifest.
The people along the proposed route are
out OF debt, and are ready to subscribe to
have the road built. TIE light of way and
five hundred dollars per mile will be freely
given for this road through level, healthy
and prosperous country. CITIZENS.
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Correspondence of the Ners and Courier.

WILLIAMSON, April Is.
The citizens in and around Williamson,
s. c., are discussing the necessity of forming
a new county from the townships of Viii.
liamston, Bolton, part if not the whole of
HoneaPath Township in Anderson County.
and that part of Greenville County south OF
and including Piedmont village as far east
as Reedy River, or possibly to the Laurens
line, with Williamson as the county seat.
The Saluda River, with its numerous
shoals and facilities for manufacturing, takes
its course nearly through the centre. The
Columbia and Greenvillc Railroad and the
Atlantic and French Broad Valley Railroad
pass through the Town of WilliamstonI;
and the numerous bridges across the Saluda
River now offer greater facilities for reach
ing Williamson to those parties residing
in the southern part of Greenyille County
than the approach to their county seat. :
Anderson County with its 100000 and
Greenville County with its 414,000 square
acres can easily spare the above mentioned
area for the new county.
Greenville County, from north to south,
extends about fifty miles, yet its average
width is not over twenty miles. The trade
of the lower part of the county is to great
extent carried on with Williamson, aud
shortly petitions will be circulated among
those residing in the above sections in or
der that they signify their approval Of the
proposal, and the matter be brought before
the next meeting of the Legislature in the
proper form. H. T. r.
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be steadfast in keeping his mind on Christ,
to which he replied. IT will" The trap
falI at LII, and at 1.37 he was pronounced
dead by Doctors Parker and Calhoun. and
| was cut down at 1.38 and the body delivered
to his friends, none of his family being
present. Martin was so years old, and was
weak minded.
| Mr.. John R. Kay, an enterprising young
| merchant of Honea Path, met with the mis-
fortune on sunday night last of having his
store and stock Of goods destroyed by tire.
Mr.. Kay and one of his clerks were Sleep
ing in room over the store, and about II
o'clock were aroused by the fire, which had
gained such headway at the time OF dlsccY,
cry that it was impossible to either control
the flames or save any portion of the goods
from destruction. The stock of goods was
worth five or six thousand dollars, and was
insured for three thousand, and The build
ing was worth eighteen hundred or two
thousand dollars, and was insured for eleven
hundred. Mr.. Kay had just recently en-
tered the mercantile business, and in his
loss has the sympathy of many friends.
The fire is supposed to have originated from
the ignition of matches by rats.
Rev. T. P. Bell, pastor of the Baptist
church at this place, announced 10 his Gull
gregation at the close of the morning ser
vice last Sunday, that after long and pray,
erful consideration of the matter he had
arrived at the conclusion that it was his
duty to the cause of Christ to so as mis-
sionary to China, and acting under this
conviction he had rendered his services to
the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern
Baptist Convention, and had been the week
before appointed by said Board o missionary
to his chosen field, for which he will depart
about the middle of October next. The
announcement was great surprise to the
major part of the congregation, as only q
few of his most intimate and confidential
friends had been informed of his purposes.
During Mr.. Bells pastorate here since the
1st July last he has endeared himself to his
congregation and impressed the public at
large as gentleman Of culture, fine abili-
ties and noble Christian character, and the
severing of his connection with his church
will be 1amented not only by his immediate
congregation but by the citizens of the town
and surrounding country as well. Mr.. Bell
also stated that Rev. John Stout, of Society
Hill, had also been appointed as mission.
ary to China by the same Board, and will
go at the same time he does to that country.
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We would only ask you to try a sample
box of the Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets
to assure you that long felt want has been
supplied-that q worm specific has been dis
covered that is pleasant as well os effectua.
Price, 10 and 25 centsper box. For sale by
DR.. T. A. Hudgens, Honea Path, Traynham
& Dial, Laurensville, Simpson, Reid q Co.
and Wilhite & Wilhite, Anderson.
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Here is the letter referred to above:

ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF
VIRGINIA AND THE CARoL1NAs,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Va, April l, 1851.
Dear ,Sir-In order that I may give to
matter that am preparing for publication,
inviting immigration into the territories
penetrated by our railway lines, the greatest
possible completeness Of attraction, wish
to obtain from eminent citizens Of South
Carolina short but comprehensive articles
upon !,
1st. The kinds of agriculture best suited
to intending immigrants, whether from the
Eastern, Middle or Northern States, or from
Great Britain or the Continent of Europe.
I'd. The methods of colonization best
adapted to enable small farmers unacquain-
ted with our climate, soil customs, ETC., to
succeed in the planting, raising and gath
ering of cotton, corn, wheat, hay, clover
and other grasses.
3D.. The stocking, gathering, caring, for
and preparing for market of different kinds
of fruits and the raising of domestic fowls
and animals for market.
4th. The most comfortable style of house
consistent with absolute economy, that will
suit the climate, to be healthful, and OF
capacity for family of two to four persons,
not considering or providing for interior
finish of any other than ordinary comfort.
5th. Methods of dairying.
9Th. The best sections of the State of South
Carolina in your opinion for immigrants to
settle and become most quickly satisfied
and selfsustaining, and any other subject
with which you are familiar
The result of these inquiries will be in
corporated in published matter, and in due
course translated into other languages to be
distributed abroad. All methods of trans
portation enabling foreign or domestic inn
migrants to come into the territory ira
yersed by our lines are complete, and l
await compilation of proper information
indicated herein to make nethodical efforts
during the ensuing spring, summer and
autumn that will attract them thither in
time to locate and prepare for the crops OF
1882.
Believing you will appreciate our labors
in this matter, and respond as fur as may be
practicable, am,
Very respectfully,
A. PORE, G. P. and T. A.
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MOTHERS MOTHERS ! MOTHERS =
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth Ifso, 60 at once and get bottle Of
MRS WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t is per
fectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents bottle. 15-1y
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sallie spriggins, one of our rural sisters,
had her picture taken the other day, and
the likeness was wonderful to behold, but
no remedy like Portaline or Tabler's Vege-
table Liver Powder, has ever been prepared.
It will cure you. Price Soc. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best worm
killer. For sale by Wilhitc & Wilhite,
Druggists, Anderson, s. G.
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ANDERSON, April q, 1881.

ANDERSON, April =, 1851.
To the members of the Board of the
County Convention of the Sunday
Schools
Please meet on the first Saturday in
June in place of the first Saturday in May.
Superintendcnts will please send in reports
and money to purchase Books. Each Sun
day school must send two delegates.
Rev. ELIAS TERRILL, Sup't.
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The ingredients of the Kauquita Indian
Worm Pellets are perfectly harmless. The
principal ones have been gathered in the
mountain forests of North America an6
were used by the Red Man with great eff.
cacy. For sale by DR.. T. A. Hudgens, Homes
Path, Traynham g. Dial, Laurensville, Simp
son. Reid g. Co. and Wilhite & Wilhite, An.
dnrSnn
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County Singing Convention.

The sixth senli-annual meeting of the
Anderson County Singing Convention will
meet with the Fairview church Saturday
and Sunday, the 7th and Sth of May next
All churches, schools, choirs and societies
are requested to send delegates. Teachers
and leaders in music are respectfully invited
to attend. B. l.. JOHNSON, Sec.