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Hy Cresn t5 Wise, nc.;oneors

fEOMMIS SION ER~' Sale on NhLUk
~ ELE kEAL I ESTATH-;:v virtue of = de-
cree Of the Corporation Coura Of tbs c;:7 of |.
e%.nd.ia. rendered on lno 18Th Gsy o! .juls 1881,
IN the charca!y ce1a0 u j. Il De"augan anG
Others sgaEs: 4. i. Eobcy .ud y its and others,
the undersigned. con- iniS:i9ncrs taeTen naracd,
will offer Tor Sale by pubic auction, =. ii.o front
door of the Court ;3apsa OF FAD city CT At
uRDAH, the 24.h day o. Sapten,ter, 1881 q.
u O'Clock n., !ne toi!awiug property. viz:
. l. HOUSE snd LOT on lhg e.s. side Q! Wash
nston street. beginning i59 fec! north Of Cam
eron street and running thence south on Wssh-
lEston street - feet i3cbos ihu1Ce cast psrs!-
lei 10 Cameron siTcoL lC0 tc4i tatncn north oar
nt!ei to Washington s.-cat ID iatt i iacha5 !;
thence with 4 str2l2ht iiI.a to tAo harnairg.
HOUSE, and Let on tha por;a eide CT k;p Z
a.rec: Beg nHlnE on hinE street on tie anst SIC 6
OF "a tcet III in. Glty, d!sta0t a 3.l2 ioot from
Washington sirAc;; thence ca said slley north
Darsllel 10 Washing gt0n stree. C3 fce. 5 inches ::
iheics cadt parallel 10 hnr sir=": 9 isct inch
- the southwest cC7ner of = hgIcz Cua brilticE;
:heaco tie sr!Ge course coitl1uG aiQlT tn1
sc3:h wall Of -s;d GU. building 10 the nid.te Ci
taa GST!i!ija wSi thereof; t-9ICo through sha
middle IL sid partition Will E.o.in sc1 ! in. to
tina line Of Chfie5oyhs- @c$!.'S iCt, the south
side ct y b-ick wall; the-co With Tho south 81 80
OF ssli Wall east pafai.al ;, klHE street fee. 5
lnches th"nc5 South parable. 10 Wasaiagtoa st
% tcet TO KING s..GC.; there's woss Oh King So.
10 feet inches 20 i:e baGi4aia.. nila tao Ugh
oi W5y Over snit sicy.
3 i NG HOUSE, MGG lots ! the VS.. siio
CT sslriaZ street, betwa"n QlGsei n.,l t'5ihcess
streets, .eech fronting Is iYe. 8 i1lh:s wnh Il
deph OF ia feet.
Terms OF sale: Ten %. ca Ct tho pure: ESQ
i0Q;cy in CASA on the GGy C. sse. and The resid"e
IN three tq la !aS.@iIaoEis - g. aid is months
TO be secured h9 !h. 0o.ds Of tie purchase. or
purchasers, with EcOl personal security; the
5oaca to besr IEiero.. f7o:a It's dsy Of sale, and
Tho tI.ia 20 Do retained unit! tina ssIna s-o u!iy
pal1. GoiVey.ncink q. tha cost Of tus Duich ise.
IS. +. BEAGL, Conm'rs,
aep2-wlw G e MUSHHACg, OF SAFE.
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h'A M&:E s&9sepssEy ,

( : Lev; ia lid, ;3esii1 L2la phrea1, Sill,
- md Lace. showing t.. aGs nawess shades
lor the seas0r ESQ new aasOTtmc1. Of Lace
Alns. Price &c SOC, 752 aud :! % per ;I.i.
Corset3 in eli Tho !cgdna rIes, pe!f5a: IL t
and finish rTices Soc TO 81 20 De-. PER-.
underwear -cpccia AZ ;nt!o. is called to .he
largo assortment for lI4iIes Gant., a;is cs,
Boys and Infsnts in Gauz.. L,isls Turesd, cog
ss!ner ana Sumner M47ino; also no ex.ib;:ni,
c.oice assortment cf L,diea' un&a.gs,:aants
OF every description. Cha!n!ses. drawers, Night
gowns, Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk E!&ndherchief3-Gu :peHiers.
Hosiery. showing The most choica pattefag So
we'll as tho lhrSest assN--:nent OF medium n!:d
hnef quality. tons'naly adding t:.e, I=..ouL pat.
terms ss soon es thcy ara Offered t2- ls!0 by tao
II aHufsctures
Neck l:uHjngs RuGs, Ek:.ts, Vo:l;nsa, Cut-
tons, SilEg Cct.oas, &C.
hdElBsa II Hwi3s. hamburg, Nsin5Gok, Cora-
line, VesMicsile, Vsief ciaunes. J.angucGoc,
iorchcn Russian Ve1ise, Crochet, &c.
LlShulle Patent Bosom, reinforced .rd
Scratch sn!rLs, in iaund-jot md uneuadricd
Collars snd Cuff, sizes II 20 lS iGcEgs. Prices
l2c l5a, 20c and 25c
GerInant0wn, Shetland and Sa.cn7 Wool
Zaph3r Woss.ed in I'll Coiors, S;iks. Canvass &C.
Eeckwoar-At sll tunes the collection will
surDs5i all othe- sssort.a@Ets offered in the c!y.
A 1inc display of Claudan,, tho best pea.f ever
made for men; rlso GorCan. Flexor, EMudace
Irop!cat DE .lonvilic. Lsce, a.a coInpelG
line OF F.Icy Ties end 4ows.
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By L. 7. L-cas, Auc.;onenr.

SI VlkTUN CT deed 0! trust o. ccuted by
~ George L Son.on, bearing date on the ID n
c~y OF March, 1870 and OF record in the land
records tor the city OF AexanGri.. W., iber = o..
/ page 81 tho suOscriosr, AS trustee IN the said
deed named. at the rtqaess Of the beneficiary
therein Hsma I'd, will exposa fox sale st public
"uc!!or, on 5AfU RDAY, the 18th day Of Oc-
tIooer, le9l, at IL II in front of tia Market
mouse, on RoJa' street, q rENEN ENT snd
LOT t!F GkOU y . in the said city OF Alexsn-
ora, sltustet on the east sldo OF Royal street,
between Wolfe snd Wilkes streets, in front on
No2aI .treet - feet aid extending esstaardly IN
depth is fact.
Terms Cf Sale Cash
sepl4 Davis U. o. CLAUGUT0N Trustee
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GO& &MIS5IoME2'S SALE Or i TEN
~ ADRN LOT NEAR FALLS CEUkCh.
fAlRFAX y COUNTY, VA -As Com mission
er Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county. Va 4.
II the suit of Lszauby vs Tanner f: nI.. will
clF,r II public suctioa, on III ESD = Y, -ep.sJn-
Der p, 1851 ai eleven O'clock a. n l.! font o!
the foitoti &c ~ Fs!s Church, Fairfax county,
Va, q TRACT OF LAND, conisiniYg TEN
AChHS. belonging to ths Ormo heirs, ,.awted
Oh county rosd about three GU ,rt3rs # a mile
southwest of Fals Church, d,in!ng farms Of
Jonn Brush and Iripp (5etsar known Is the
Carter estste
1t is located On nn emiusLc4, is abcu. oGe
quarter in wood, ard ite sol 10 good.
Terms, One tLi:d cash The roaidue in two
sGu.i ns:I monts at fou5 and s raon:aa, with
Interest; bonds to be given for the deferred oe5.
meuts aad lion Tese!vad on property
5. FERGUSON BEAC&,
aug3l-%4y Gon,rlIs.i1upr
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uAY-FEVMk, Cs!srrsh, aud Cold in the
"a Head ca2 be relieved by Glover Blossom,
n external remedy. A most wonderful dis
covefy n MeG!-ine. 10 wn:ch Gay. Fever which
hes 80 lorg def1d Md c-i kill, has been com.
PEELED to succum5, sa0 - which Ia.srrh readily
yields. ltrellevss cold in The head or stoppage
OF the nostsils il few minu!es. Price 81 per
bo:.lo. For sale. by
JANNEY 8, CO.. Druggists,
70 and l52 kiLx street,
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E.a! Estate Agents and AuctioncoTs.j
gSf VIRTUE uE a DEGkhE OF TIE
-%S CfcG. Court Of alexandria county, Va,
rendered 81 its !hay tarm, 1881. in the suit OF
Joseph 4. Nelson Vs. Joshus Pu.ney, ia caan-
cery. the unde7sigred, commissioner therein
named, will offer to7 sale Il. public auction, OF
S&Tu "DaH, tao 18th day OF Oct ,bar 1881 in
iront OF t"e Sa'Eot BgilaiaS, on Fairfax street,
al II .clock n, Ih9 following described Efs & l.
ESIAIf. 10 wit:
A'IEACr or LAND in the county Of Alaz-
anoI!s, s1Ioiniog the lands Of Harvey Bailey
had SewcL B CcgGo!a. the Fcu7 atile Eun end
the Arlington Turnpike. Said tract OF land is
bounded aId described in decd from Bailey
nHd Wlie 10 Peter Davis, recorded in ibar II o.
50. 43 o! tao Land records Of Alexandria county
TO which r:iareaca is usie, sad coltsins now
aoous OH!; EU&DHED AND SEVEN
2CEo5 more or less.
Terms ci Sale: Ca-h Ga 10 costs OF suit ard ssle
and as 10 theiUm Cf - $50 81 with interest there.
on from S>p: lT.h, 1899, aad IS 20 the Ies,dae OF
lac purchase noEoy, !. suy, upo. = crodi. os six
we've aAd ciEsecn months, With interest from
CsIo Oi saie. Tho Bonds Of the purchaser win
good security TO be taken for the deferred Day
IL 3htS AID ;ha title ID bs ra;snod until they are
patc. CHARLES Z. STUART.
aep9-.s CCmn,r of Ssle
{ tOhMlcSiOH EHS' SALE OF VALUA.
- - !. nhh Land NGAR MOUNT VERNON,
!N fAAHFAA COUNTY-Under and hy vir.
VIZ Va s-c ttcfee OF ne Circuit Court Of Fairfax
cSuAt?. pronounced q: ita June term, 1881, in
me sun theTS7n pending oG &cCaulcy and others
aSslAst mcNi.Hams and Others, tbe undersion.
Cd, named IN ssid decree, will, on WESNES
DAY, the 2Sia day Of September, 1851 II font
ct the Po3totfee in the city of Alexsnoris "a
st IL o'clcck m, sell to the highest b;Sder 81
IAoc auction. that valuable tract OF land tnnu,n
rs MOUNT ZEPHYR," containing f45'5-01rH ~ If \
acres. ! his ts.m lies near Mount Vernon ia ",
fine soil naturally, susceptible OF easy imrrovo.
ment and nsy be conveniently divided irtr
several tsrms and will be offered, il dea!red, in
convenient parcels. ~
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash ia hand to nsv
the expenses oi sale aad tho sum o. 81, ,SS3 46
with Interest thereon from the ll.h dsy of An
gust, 1875, til day Of sale, and the residue il
three equal zrlU.l payments, 10 bear in:eles
from the dey of ssle to be secured by the bond
Of the purchaser, with approved personal secur
ltg, snd retention of title to the property soil
until the last payments mace. Persons desirip
10 purchase are referred to S Ferguson Beach
ESQ.,, Ale1sndris, Va, or to Moore i Son, Fair
tx Court House VS..
THOMAS Z. LOVE, co,-
II. w. THOMAS, Somih Is.
THOMAS MOORE. VI 0aie.
FsI:fax county, aug29-2aW4w
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GN I Tx OF VALUABLE LAND FAIR.
- = y CUU& Pursuant 10 docrces rcn-
fere1 s.. the June t.;In 1880, Ed me Eovem bcr
tcru: $50 o! the Circuit Court e ralriax County
IN the sU:. Of ;mDsnn W.. Griesby &nd o.hsrs,
ira Undersigned Commissioners Of sol, therei in
named o" MONDAY October l7th (Cou-t ay)
a. SPOUT Z C'c ocl ~ viii sell st pubiic suction
h+tJ'r tho door Il the COurth .u:o Of said coun-
" tho tAE on which Judge < ii. CockerIlle
q: pf".eat resides, cUuttinlng 2!1 scres and e
si"s!!ef tract aCjaceEt tae-ct0, containing 81
acres
GL!s land les near the Yillago Of Chsntily and
On the :InL!e hiVer Turnpike It is OF q rich
rcd SJI we'll alsp:0l! boih TO agriculture snd
SrEz,"S. TIE improvements consist Of g.
comfortable U"%i.LtEG G HOUSE and Sub.
htsniia1l out.tu,ldiDGs THIS is o& the whole one
CT the most vGi-.n uad GoaIrab!G fsrns IL Fair
Tax Countg
Terms OF Sale. Enough c.ah to pay the costs
OF suit and expenses Of sale the residue in three
oQua! cnrual iEeLalIncAls, secured BY the par,
chn:efB Ecte3 with good personal security,
berr'ng Interest! from day Of sole. Title - bo
retained till tho last pay ment is made.
II. W. THOMAS,
THOMAS L LOVE,
:, FEHu . ON BEACH,
FL NCiI L. SiHITH,
Is. WALTON MUHED.
solio-Wi7 Commissioners OF Ssle
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7ysEJa&hA'S SAL& OF ::lsAL Is3TAg'E.

~ virtue CT z deed Of irug, f.oul fntre77 2 f.
no!d aud wife to me undersigned, ds.ed tho Z3d
day OF Eeccu!ber, 1874 snd rec0rced ia the
Clerk 'i:lce @. ti!?la1 county. Va, sbsll. tJr
Inc purpose Gt Carrying GU: the provisions G.
$40 ,ru=t oiior for sa'e &. pubic clion, b. re
ne Cours EousH door OF said county OF SET
OhD& l. the 10Th day OF Oc:ober. 1881, g ysl-
uab.o l. hLh Of 81 scrcs of l&nd Iyluy irnme-
d'.iely Upoa inc Telegraph roai, 8 rniies from
>z!e&atdT'a and ABOUT quartsr O! y milo from
long bFGHca, or thu AlcxauG:ia end Fredes-
IcksbuTg =. 4! tbs farm is well watered ard
As8 an sElSlc supply Of tim Ser. l. has a CEN.
!oitt2ie ani commod3Ug y " Z l. Lii "
aOp5h, Stroc. Cora Glib. &C., q tote-sbla
NIchGfd Of Fetcd, Pear and App.c Trees ard
ia wc!! worthy the attention OF auy ona wishing
aGood lille ta-m.
Iorfr5 OF Sale: Ore third cssh the resi5ua ir
enc nnd two years, witt interest from day Of
sue; GvturTed pay meats to De secu- ed hy deed
Il Iu'. ana god pctsonal sccuf,ty upon the Ii IS.
deferred pay rIeLt
Il. B. NEvlTT. Trustee.
EcCTtick Fairfax 20 VI srn16-aot.n
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4. VSsGELER & &C.,
B0y,i,aOrr, IIY., u s.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. Z. G. WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MEkT a specific for hysteris, Dizziness, Con.
vuIslons, Nervous Headscne Mental Depres-
teucy. Involuntary Emissions Premature Old
Age, caused by over.exerton, SELF sbuse, or over
indulgence which leads to misery decay aud
death. One box will cure recent cases. Eac!,
box contsins one month s treatment Ono dollar
bog. Or SIX boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of prica We gusrautse ak
boxes to cure any case. With each ordar ra-
ceved by US for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollars, we will send the purchase. our writ
ton guarantee TO return the money if the trea.-
mept does no. effect o cure Guarantees ipgu4d
6y JAENEY IS 90, Druggists, isle1sadria,
Va, wholesale h1d retail agents. G,do-s by
m.il will receive Uromps sitentinn. MARI
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IF YOU WANT A GOOD WINE for the
J. table, try the VIRGINIA CLARET from
the Burnside Vineyard. l know it vii give
satisfaction. K. W. AVEEI.
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AUGEEstE SkEEI.

ssg'DR 81 LE At AUCTION. ON SEPTEM
~ bEh II. ISL St Il u, il front of the MAJ
K.t h!e1ancrl., Virgins, TWO PRINTING
Ihh91E IS, with Stands, Galleys Typo and
Apptrtences now uset in ru5i.hing the Fair.
"a 1ax Mtssebgsr. Terms: Cash, Inquire CT Z.
sugz2-w4s CASsIUs CARTER, Trustee
Nss- The above sal" 1ss haea postDcncd iii
SAL CRDAI, Segt 2i.h, 1881
sepIi-Is CASSlUS CARTER, Trustee
1 tOMM MlS5IONERS' SALE OF VALUA.
~ Die REAL E5ThTE-By virtue of a
Gtcfne CT tae Clrcui! Conrt for the county of
fzEi-&: rendered ~ It's June tsrm 1851, in the
c.uce ot WIILisrn Ayio jr sheriff OF Fsirtax
I,uitV' GAc IS tuch administrator Ut LCuis s.
ii.5nsIts deceased. against GUIde:to skinner.
tH5 unGcf6l%ne1, con:E!ss;oceTs will ecposc 10
s.ie at public suct'oH. at Fairtsx Court House,
nh N ,iNH :, the l1lh day Of October, 1881,
me CT OF i4aN upon which Eurcct!e
5%inie1 nov 7a,dvs, contsi;ing l73 acres and
81 ao!e1. !J!Ag on trb Virginia Mid!a I.Eil-
"sy Midway te.W3tn Burke's and Fairfax Sta
L'ois, sHd IL u;i!ea from E,cIHndris. Emo i'm.
proEciGehlg cons;s: OF Comfortable D WILL.
1SU tiOUoh on tie NOftn eide o. said 4. =. The
!and Is 0! good quality, aad has al abundance CT
! IL ger !of tne support. ut tho farm. Mr skin.
A.l, residing upon tbs iaF!n, WI! show tbs prop.
ertV 10 shy ole Wha is disposed ID turchsse
Itfns OF sale: Il suii Client SUM u be paid in
cHsA on ihe day Of ss,e 10 paJ tho costs ard eI.
pensos OF sale; the residue in three equal pay-
iachts OF Cne, two and three years T.u interest
!!oIn tie d.y Of sGG tne title TO be retained anc
inc iaAa lia2.e 20 De EcsG.t upon default in eth
e7 ol the deferred pkymGLts. The commissioners
are also au:ao;.Z,1 70 sell the psoneTty at p1i-
Val2 sale. Sr,a between II lad o'clock.
HhN&I ". T!IUM rs, c-,
GIOMES MGOH. Io1:m Fs'
THOMAS x LOVE, oI 9s.o.
taiT'"Z county, 2o?lJ-tg
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RHODAltS - Co.,
Who!nssIe Dealers and Jobbars il
St.C J:ac:IGt3, PROVISIONS gLUUE,
salt AND FISK.
4 fatl lina cfce!eo-stcd pure old FYh!skey,,
sssntio6, Cir, RUIZ. &c, NEf3ar & Co.'s phi(s.
c9ip2ls snd ClasotPs Baltimore Aics and Berg.
usr & Engsi'g Lager Beer, in casks or bottles.
agents tor JGH.ss S. WEIGH Eost Family
Flour. James s. Kirk & Cos. Standard Soso
Dupont = Goa, Sporting snd Blasting Gun
powder snd Baltimore and Potomac Rive
sio&u.o-a.
c-1&7s promptly attended to, sad ccnsicn
HeEss solicited. 10, II King slre1.,
32s %o-I Aisxandcia, W.
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CASsIUs CARTER, Trustee,
=, Ns- The above sal" Ass haea postoCned til
SAL RDA i, Se,t. 24.h, 1881.
seplG-.s CASSIUS IeKTKR Truetoo
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On last Sabbath we occupied the pulpit of
Rev. DR. Erierson, who is seeking health at
the springs. His congregation have given
him vacation of ,wO or three months in
the hope that he may regain his wonted
strength.
We had not been in Anderson since the
war, except to spend night. We found it
one of the most growing towns in the State
On every hand there arc indications of
prosperity. We saw new residences, new
stores and new churches going up. The
Presbyterian church, i'll which we preached.
is itself one of the best indications OF the
progress of the village. 1t is one of the
most handsome and substantial churches in
the up country. 1t is not quite completed.
but will certainly cost not less than eight
thousand dollars when all the finishing
touches are put Oh u, and that too with the
material and work all at the lowest rates.
II is large brick building with basement
and audience room. The latter will seat
| we suppose, four hundred and fifty persons.
The church, when completed, will be n
credit TO the denomination and an orna-
| ment to the town. We trust that its be-
loved pastor may live long to preach in it
the unsearchablc riches Of Christ, and that
| the dedication of the new building may
prove the beginning of renewed prosperity
and spiritual activity to the congregation.
While i'll Anderson we were the guest of
Mr.. q. +. Tolly. He and his amiablc wife
peated acts of kindness May the Lord re-
| ward them Mr.. Tolly is the well known
! furniture dealer, and has the largest stoc k
on hand to be found outside of Charleston
we judge. In one single room there were
| 700 bedstcads, and this was only a small
| part of his stock.
On Monday morning, by the kindness OF
| Mr.. Tolly, we were driven d mile or two out
in Il country to n beautiful spring at tho
home of Mr.. Keys. 1t was a charming
! place, with its deep shade, its cool water
and lis spring house. filled gith melons
vegetables, milk ana butter.
On our return we passed the home arC
model farm of Hon. B. Il. Crayton. Every
thing about his place looked neat and trim
He was kind enough to insist on our re
manning over another day and celebrating
with about hundred others, his sixty. frs
birthday. Anderson has no more pro
gressive and energetic citizen than Hon. Is
f. Crayton.
We had the pleasure Of , setting the pas
tor of the Methodist church, Rev. Mr. Car
Isle, and also Or. s. Is. Jones, who wa
holding quarterly Conference at the Meth
odist church. The Doctor is looking wei
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The State LIQUOR Law.

|GIfoN l. BE it enacted by the Senate
|nouse OF Representatives of the State
pun Carolina, now met and sitting in
lal Assembly, and by the authority of
amc, That from and after the passage
is ACT, no license for the sale of spiri-
II liquors shall be granted in South
| una outside of the Incorporated cities.
II, and villages of this State; and it
pc unlawful for any person or persons
~ such liquors without a license so to
:. No license for the sale of intoxi-
rs liquors shall he granted by any mn
M authorities in any city, town or vii.
I'm this State, except upon the payment
|Sv person applying for the same to the
or village is situated, the sum of one
|ned dollars, in addition to the license
a. a. oy such city, town or village, for
inrr ", such county, to be applied to the
'Apv'ses ~, OF the county.
r. 3: That hereafter the sale of all
fruits prepared with spirituous
3rs, oit,,ers, or other beverages of which
nous sbo Us liquors form an ingredient, be,
;nt same is hereby, prohibited within
nl.s OF this State, except in the incor-
Is m'.'s oi citles, towns and villages,
.ncy shall only he sold under the
'Srl:s ,a rs intoxicating liquors, as pro-
q 'cT ~ Section hereof.
a.. any person violating any of the
,,I'o'is OF this Act shall, upon convic-
Steteoi, be fined in n sum of not less
.Mo hundred dollars, or imprisoned
eim oi not less than six months, ol
a'Heu H ana Imprisoned in the discretion
court trying the case.
a.. .. rms Act shall not take effect ny tc
,enses already granted in any county
,own or village. until such license.
sfanted shall expire.
V. Nothing in this Act contained
De construed to authorize the issuing
| Incense for the sale of intoxicating
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savannah Valley Railroad Mimi. -.

| The Abbevllc Medium has ,his =, 81,
about the publication Of the nir.,., ,f ,,,c
savannah Valley Railroad meetinc
we publish elsewhere the uroc..;,,,.
of convention of this railroad ,aIo, W.
| Tho Anderson IsrELLIGgScrp oi Tho -,r, lio,r
should have been sent To The Abha,.; unelo,
Pers III time for publication last wont ,rI';e f.;
Is The second time this discourtes, i,.s ,,.,,,
shown and il will not take monv ro,,",;';,n.
TO prove that the present autho,i,ia" ,'e IN =
>. v. H. K. care nothing for any rancr on {.
side of Anderson '"i''
IL our contemporary will refer I, ihc ,,ro.
ceedings of the meeting as published i, Will
he seen that the minutes were NOT otticia,
put put were , simply a newspaper report II
,io ,,, n,".nn n'id taken enough interest in
,ho 1..ucuhe 10 nave n reporter present, as
',iu -, HrL;LLi"ENcKn had, it could have pre-
nc s''.eu 80 'ilc proceedings OF the stockholders
;,'o ;,s sooii as we did The meeting failed TO
Instruct the publication of the minutes
.a rny WI mere, ana SO far rs We know the Sec.
,'.i,y ,e.iaiy ms not sent them to any paper for
innicetioh; lie would Eav. furnished
must not blame the IyTrt1,nrxcrp fnr
publahing It's own account Of mcrti,,, 'os a.
soon as possible, where no official occnInt
is furnished. If the officers of the Co,nnn.
ny have any preference between naners wa
hhTe Ialied TO ascertain the fact AS gen
erai rule we procure our own rcports from
Their meetings sooner than the official rr.
ports are prepared. We have said this
much i'll justice To all of the parties con.
ccrnei f IN
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or . - Foreign Gs Missions was taken. amounting

10 Tor - Foreign Missions was taken, amounting
Al At me same hour Rev. w. H. Strickland
;, In the afternoon at O'Clock Rev. r w
,, Jut.s occupied the pulpit Of the Methodist
nu!cii, and ~ the same hour mass meet
,,nE ~ the interest of Foreign Missions was
~ ahu addresses made by w. G. Will
,,h, =; B Murray and James A. Hoyt, s-d
q. night Dr. Manly preached the closing
.ioh oi the Institute to n crowded house.
good many of the delegates left On
Suin'ay afternoon and those remaining on
MONDAY morning.
me citizens Of Pendleton, always lospi.
.ioie, kind and entertaining, on this occa-
,ioi surpassed themselves, and won the es-
aeeh and admiration of all the dele .ates
sn; a'iu VISITORS, who will ever remember their
sojourn there with great pleasure.
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"Take Courage, Young Man"
IL | had owned rich land ] wouldn't
nave been worth anything

II had owned rich land ] wouldn't
nave been worth anything"
80 said one of the most successful farmers
IN Anderson county in conversation rs To
"a ms marked success in farming. The gen
tleinan had accumulated n very pretty prop
cT'!, mostly since the war and his good
fortune had come to him mainly in the cul-
uNation OF poor land IF with moor land
you have done so well what might vou not
nave uone if you had owned and worked
Flch land, remarked, ana the observation
quoted above was his prompt reply. And
'hcrc is great deal of sober truth i'm the
remark; start out young man In the
world bolstcred with all the advantages
which wealth and high birth can give him.
ahd 100 frequently those very advantages
iead to his downfall. In this case the gen. .
,ieiiian was poor with nothing to lean upon
ouI MS own indomtabc will aud energy
ana these very disabilities became The kew
10 nls success. lie made purchase of ain
0iu wornout plantation since the war, and
ny amt OF intelligent industry and frugali-
W soon cancelled the obligation, and has
Iiiuue other purchases since, until he is now
regarded as one of our largest landholdcrs
tahc courage young man, poor though you
ne. Apply yourself with will TO Your
cnoscn occupation, and sooner or later sue
cess VIII crown your efforts. So, too. with
the more favored sons Of fortune, learn the
lesson az me start that the same virtues Of
sopricty industry and frugalty which was
required 10 accumulate the Inheritance is
c1uaiiy necessary to retain it, Thus in
""h cases success Is reasonably assured.
T. III