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p, proTIyy TonpIpI1Y on rms LIVER.

.,,, REcTuy IoRPIDITY OF TIE LIVER
remove blliOusness, dyspepsia, aud mplrs new tone
and ylgor 10 the system by LIEBfG CoAfASf's
coca BKKF TOXIC. Sold by all druggists. Beware
OF limitations.
Yellow, dyspeptic, nervous iLYalids grow strong
,uddv. and healthy by the use OF the Liebig Com
pany,s Coca Beef Tonic. "The results ofits use
stamps the Liebg Com ny missionaries 70 the bu-
mar family" says The AFsrieaa BUSINESS BEfIe-
tine New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

.. AN UNCOMMON TsP.-The schooner Ella
II. Barnes, Rose master, which arrived at
this port Thursday evening from Philadel-
phia, performed the uncommon thing, IN
these days, OF sailing all the way from
Hampton Roads to the ship-locks at Rock
etts, decliuing the assistance OF a lug-boat
aud making the trip In seventeen hours,
which is quicker time than II aided by any
OF the numerous tugs plying on the James.
The Barnes had a cargo OF about 300 lOns OF
coal and was drawing nearly twelve feet OF
water. Her quick tap up The river wa,
due to a brisk and fair soulheasterly wind
which prevailed during the whole tlme'
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Coming TO the Fdir.-The Manchester
Ragmufins, whose parades at several OF
The State Fairs have been such noticeable
features-especially at the last one, when
the cOterie OF masquers seemed to embody
the very essence OF fun and eccentric come
dy-haye been invited 10 repeat their pa
rade in October during the State Fair and
visit the grounds. The Ragmutllns will
hold 4 meeting next Friday night in Ly-
ceum Hall, to determine what action they
Will take in view Of the invitation extended
10 them.
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TxoprC-rRulr LAxATrvE.

PRESCRIBED DY PHYSICIANS.
n,RoPIc-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
csrpAREp FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES TUE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
pIsAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TRorIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is THE
RFsr PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BlLIOUSNESS. HEADACHE,
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, estetlvely, and is delicious to take
,zusig the system thoroughly, Il fmparts vigorto
ff
mtsd and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochOn-
aria, e,e. ONE TRIAL coSviNcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Ptses. s5 aad 60 cents. Sold by all druggists.
fE liny s-deodtAfhl 0, 1921
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Public SchoOLS.-Tbe public schools Of
this city will open early 10 October. The
precise day will be determined at meeting
OF the School Board to be held on the fourth
Thursday Of the present month. Some
minor improvements have been made IN the
school ol-buildings.
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Goracious HagkS,-Yeslerday evening,
about 8 O'Clock, large hawk hoyefed for q
sbort time over the olympic OuHs boat
house, on Msyo's island, when be suddenly
sgooped down onsa fuiI-grovn guinea.
yowl, aud, selzlng IT. made tracks skSward
before the unfortunate fowl could Iaise a
prg,test In The shape OF faint squeak. "A
few evenings previously The same corsair OF
the sky seized another gulnea'fowI. and
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FOREIGN MALs.-Mails for Brazil. the
Argentine Republic, Paraguay, and Uru-
quay will close at the post-othce on The 2Oih
instant at $3.50 p. NJ. for dispatch by The
steamer Nebo, announced TO sail from Bal
timore, Nd, for Rio dc Janeiro on the 2lst
fnsIanf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

The RIVER RIsISG Reports from along
the line OF the Richmond aud Allegheny
railroad received here last night bring The
gratifying intelligence that there was
heavy fall Of rain Yesterday all the way
from WillamsOn's to Richmond, causing q
rise in the james from the mouth OF North
river
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/ TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR to improve
The aopetile. TO strengthen the system, to stimulate
tbe liver, 10 cleanse the skin Of its yeoNness, 10
remove boils and pmpes, and cause new life In lhe
blood. Genuine prepared only by j. H. zEILlS
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

"LILBIG CoMPAEY's ARNIcATED EXTRACT
OF WITCH HAZEL has proven IN my practice TO be
superior to any preparation ot wien
Hazel have ever used. l have often been dl'ap-
pointed IN the curative effects Of the commonly
yended articles, and am glad that we can now have
arellable preparation"
vi 81 5000 lll r.. g. FRANKLIN. VI. d.,
.lnu.E A Professor surgery,
Medical Department University OF Michigan.
Cures Piles, 3alt-Rheum, Catarfh, Psiuf1l Month
llse, Ia dueorrh9a, Yarieose Veins Neuralgia.
sold IN nftV cents aud dollar sizes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

NYouna tlidisS' Journal, for October, and
H1rDerS b,,qsar. have been received HON
n. Leonard, pewsdeaier, 90S Main street
Both are full Of Interesting fashion Items.
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The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ExcUR.
sIoN.-An excursion train will leave The
Chesapeake and Ohio deT0t tonight at $3.50
O'Clock for the WDite Sulphur Springs, W.
Va, aflording an excellent opportunity 10
those who wish TO visit that famous water
ing.place. The rates are remarkably low,
and tie trip most desirable and pleasant
one at this season OF the year. Tickets will
be good until the 2I;h instant to return on
any train.
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personals AID BRIEPs. -George w. Min
ter. ESD. Rev. DR.. G. ii. Corey, and DR..
Thomas j.. Riddell have returned to the
city.
Monday Marvin will be before the Police
Court for examination. The photograph
received by Sheriff Wright from Washing
ton bears no resemblance TO bin.
The wholesale trade is brisk.
The watermelon market Is adyancing-on
account OF recent rains, perhaps.
Mfr. E. Dorsey Eve, OF Cumberland. MO-,
n former resident OF Richmond, arrived IN
che city last night with the excursion party
from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rey. A. b. Brown, ID. d., ,of PlttsyIVa-
MA " bO was recently elected by the Board
of Trustees OF Richmond College 10 NIL the
ehsir of English 1T that Institution, made
vae9rt by the resignation OF Rev. j. IL. M.
ClIrry. ID. D., has arrived IN the city.
The widow OF the late LoElax B, SMITH
died yesterday in the seventy-sXth year OF
her aIA. She was a member OF the First
African church for fity.four years. a8T
Judge FiIzhugh returned TO the city yes
taIdar. aud Judge O.. l.. Christian was eX-
pected back last might. -
: Generai r. N. Logan and Colonel w. ID.
S. Dunn are 10 the city. e.4,.,s,, ~
Common uWealthS-A Attorney WBt bps re-
turned from tie North. He was successiu
IN his mission and will baye the necessary
witnesses here 70 confront Marvin
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Tue CoRNgR-sroyE ox.-Grand Secretary
William B. Isaacs announces tbat iheipox
20 ho placed IN The eOFner,stopeof the monu-
n,ent at Yorktown has been given into his
cnsfody, with Instructions TO have II sealed
~ soop after the lst OF Qet9ber nexl as l's
contents ean be listed. lie states, therefore,
th,t , all articles Intended for the box should
bs ln his possession on or before The ilrst OF
october. IS the capacity Of me pox ls
Iimlled. II Is necessary that The eQntrlou-
Ton be small and compact.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 70 EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much Il may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, 70 makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II Is not only ETEGAHTLY PERFUMED, but is
IN every way most perfect wash and sPLESDI
LOTION.
Tts APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
aud Is harmless as water.
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THE GREATEST APPETIZER, stomach, blood
aud liver regulator on earth Hor BiTrsRs' r'
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F1rRAcrEp pIREcrLY RRoM InE FL0wrR.

This IS the secret OF the wonderfully sweet aru
penetrating quslities Of the perfumes MANUFACTURED
byJ.&E. ATKINSON, OF London.
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THE IMPORTANT QUESTION

The THEATRE LAST NlGhf'-l nc Neil
oDnYessiye weather doubtless deferred
many from attending the Theatre last eve.
ming aud must explain the seeming want OF
appreciation on the part OF our theatre
yoers of the very excellent and popular
comedian Mr.. John +. Owens. The au-
dience was fair, but not az oil In Keeping
with the merit OF the entertainment given.
THE two plays presented were Every
body's Friend" and "The Happicst Day OF
NV Life.v As the terrible Major Yelling
ton De Boots, Mr.. Owens gave another IN,
imitable characterization. Always natural
and true TO the picture he portTays, BE-:
Is irresistiby funny in every phase Of
comedy. Possessing all the require
ments OF finished actor, he does
moi for a moment lose the identity OF
the character he represents, so that he never
comes upon the stage that he does not in.
terest and amuse his audience with his droll
bumor. which is depicted in verbal and
facial EXPRESSION alike. lie was ably as
sisted last evening by Mr. Vandenhoff and
Mrs. Eberle, while the rest OF the cast were
fairly good throughout.
MIR. VandenhoG is a clever anu intelligent
actor. and understands thoroughly the por-
travail OF the English character. His nalu-
raj manners and ease upon the stage are re-
freshing and impressive wlthsl.
The Mrs. Wellington De Boots" OF
Mrs. Eberle was a good piece OF acting.
The farce, "Tbe Happiest Day OF My
Life,v which concluded the evenings en-
tertaInment, though quite well presented.
did not afford Mr.. Owens SUFFICIENT held
for the display Of his inimitabIe acting.
Al the matinee this afternoon the play
entitled "Self" will be presented, aud To-
night Mr.. Owens will conclude his engage
ment here in "The Happiest Day OF MY
LifeD and his ever-acceptable and irresisti'
bly-funny "Solon Shingle." 1t is 10 be
hoped these last performances viii be as
well attended as the excellence OF This pop
.ular comedian and bis good company de-
eprvps
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. partly cloudy westher,
with local rains, northwesterly winds, lower
barometer and temperature.
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LIGHT
90 V vEEE ERR &C 90 a TIT ss
8 $x W ER$ eS 8 4 Es :
9 9 Wv Z + re CO 9AA "A 4 I 8 :
90 v EEER X &C OOA AT SIS

WE REMIND THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. AS
WALL AS OUR CITY FRIEEDs, WHETHER THEY
STAY AT HOME on 90 ELSEWHERE, THAT rRox
THIS DAY FORWARD THERE. WILL BE FIRE.
qvExT OCCASION FOR THE Use OF LIGHT
WEIGHT oyERcoAT.
OURS ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL, AND IT'S sun.
PRrsMG now GOOD COAT LITTLE MONEY
BUYS, OR now FINE COAT ONE cAS OBTAIN
HERE READy.MADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

See that all IRON BITTER, arc manufactured bJ
BR9NrN CHEMICAL COMP. AM, and have cross
ID dhecftnes on the wrapper.
BEWARE or INIT. NpioNs'
BROWN CHEMICAL, COMPANY,
~ lE~eoi1y tAisiinore' Ao'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, rs :;
A. NJ, 20 noon. IS Z. NJ, s5; 6 p.
NJ, so; midnight, T6.
Mean temperature, SI4. f.
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Are highly rel -
lcOminended for
all diseases re-
1 RON BITTERS lquiung a GER IRON BlITERs
itAin and efl-
ceut TONIC, es-
A True Tonic. pecisNy DYs- Cure Dyspepsia
PEPsIA, ISDL
cRSTION, IN.
T 4 RNITTENT-
FEVER. Los
oF sTRESGTII,l
WANT or Ape
IRON BrrTsRs MERCY, Einh; ~ efe H IRON BIrrEas
Enriches e
blood, slrength.l -.
TO npete ems the muscles, For Deiieate
aud gives new '.e
siren, rheper. nerves THEY FeuGes.
ACr LIGEA IA
ICHAl{M on the
tdige stiH or
gaDs. removing
iaii dy spcptfci
symptL onls.
Ihox BIl.rRRs SOLD 6ys Il drug Iron BITTERS
gist
Write 4 or the
Soc Appetizer. Ia & took sure ReNlFet-
SENT N EE.
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f-Ny
PSO
.,row, are the developments OF Malaria
= nS ~ costlnaaly sutitr from from this mex
ias wen they leAsi imsgiae Il Is lurking IN
,h,if sysieE- ,.,,,.rp uRAnAcHE'
Nh'''" INTERMITTENT FEVER,
erScRAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER
1hNN LASSTTUnE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
AIRS gnE
.,,xFrl. oFFsPRINGs OF MALARIA,
- ,he,r oriein IN disordercd liver. which
10 time, great suffering, wreSehed-
.r6 dea.h viii ensoe.
pt''' SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
,ruRkLI vEGRTABLEl
,..,o,.ly certain IN its remedial effects, and acts
= ..nnn,,, IN curlpgSll forms of Malara dis
H~' ,e.a eslomei or qaininc. without any OF the
t's', con sequences which follow their use.
~, occasionally by persons exposed to Ma
4, ali expol the poison and
@i'N PROTECT THAN FROM ATTACki
,,,t VOC get ihe genuine in white wrapper,
= ,. pfepared only oy
,g sO-deoaly6WIy =. -. IelLtN.& -.
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CANNED GOODS OF every description.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
State Fair.


MEETING OF TIE LOCAL COMSnTTEE-HAND-
SOME BUILDING FOR THE MINERALS MCY-
Gle RACE; A FEMALE RIDER CHALLENGES
THE FLEkTgST BORsE-HOw SHALL THE
PEOPLE BE CARRIED FROM TuE CITY TO THE
GROUNDSY
At the last meeting OF the Local Commit
tee OF the State Agricultural Society seye-
raj important measures were decided and
others discussed. Among the former the
letting OF the contract for the construction
Of two wings TO the mineral building after
the plan OF Mr.. Albert West, architect.
This proposed building is OF handsome
design, and will prove an ornament to the
grounds, as well as furnish ample space for
the large exhibit proposed. It's Ornamental
ton and the arrangement OF the EXHIBIT
will be under The supervision OF Mr.. w. A.
II. Scbriber. The outside decorations will
consist OF
ROCK WORK PEACEFULLY ARRANGED
at the several entrances, each forming sort
OF grotto, over which will be running vines
and wild flowers in great profUsion. while
handsome pOrterre of cultivated flowers
will she'd beauty and perfume around. Al
together it viii be one Of the most attrac-
tive sights on the beautiful grounds.
y uUNEi anu ANHLutN = Vi tht q W
preaching Fair will bea
BICYCLE RACE,
mile heats, best three in five, between the
celebrated female bicyclist, Miss Elva Won
Blumen, and the fleeteSt-Tunning horse that
can be found TO compete with her. This
race will come off Tuesday the 2Sth OF Oc'
tober, and The same day a second race be-
tween Miss Won BlumeB and some fsst1rot-
ting horse, both of which she declares her
ability to beat. "Appearing in her glitter
ing and tight-filing dress II is sight worth
beholding to see her Gstride her feet courSer
and watch The rapid motion Of her limits as
she whrs along on the wings OF the wind"
Those who have witnessed her perform
ances at other fairs bear testimony 10 her
skill as an 6questrienne.
THE IMPORTANT QUESTION
how 10 transport the lines of thousands OF
visitors TO the Fair-Grounds was discussed
bv the committee at considerable length.
This was Justly regarded as a matter OF
paramount Importance. The sentiment OF
the meeting was that, except some better
means OF transportation could be provided
than those now Offering there, would be
great difficulty in getting full attendance
OF visitors.
So grave was this question deemed that
the committee passed q resolution request
| ing the President TO convene the Executive
Committee iu special session Friday next to
consider It further and TO devise, II posi-
bic, a remedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-17

CHLORINE STRoNTIA WATER, warranted 10
cure dyspepsia. a: CHRISTIAN WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRINGs az CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
IIQUORs Ofau binds for saie low.
W. u. BLAIR & co. .
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No. and EXTRA MISS MACKEREL, in kits.
W ID gtArR q 20.
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CHICK CIGARS, Dc.
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e following gentlemen were
ELECTED To MEMBERSHIP

In the Society:
Life Members w. Hughes, Esq,
Norfolk. va Juuius 5. Morgan, Esq, 222
Ola Broad street, London, Z. C., England ;
Hon. George Bancroft, LII. d., Washing
ton. ID. c., and l.. u. Letter, Esq, Drawer
L, Chicago, Ill.
Members--Dr. Robert Patterson Robins,
Hospital of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, philadelphia, Pa; DR.. Chris
topber ]. Cieborne, surgeon and med
ical director United States navy, Naval
Hospital, Portsmouth,, N. H.; Charles
Hartwsn Cooke, Esq, Columbus. Miss;
General John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ca; Hon.
John w. Johnston, Upiled States senator,
Abingdon, va; Charles COtesworth Pinck-
nfg, Esq, Charleston, S. G.; Messrs. George
N Harrison, william A. Burnett, Joseph
n. Ryan, William A. Hudson, J6hn w.
stost, Hon, John II. McCue, and Captain
James Bumgardner, Jr., Stauntou, Va. [;
Ricbaqd Barton Haxall, Esq, GordonsyIlle,
Va: Messrs. g. Wiley Grandy and Albert
II. Grandy, Norfolk, Va; william henry
waterman, New Bedford, Mass; Major AL
fred Il. Goprtney, and George j. Hooper,
Jr.. Richmond, Va.
hlljourUed TO meet. at / O'Clock L. N.
next rriday, september y, 1881.
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&c. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

"GIvE DE GLASS OF COLD WATER and with
teaspOonful Of TARRANl's SELTzEB APERIENT
will produce instantly sparkling draught Of sels-
ger water, "most heaIthfn and iuvlgora,ing."
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
" Id. FL AIR 4 90.
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IRISH AND CAxADIAS oAr-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN 4 WHITES.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, sc.
TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives By collision with Roagh on Rats
Sold by druggists. 15c.
DREP.SEA MACKEREL az CHRISTIAN &
NuFTEfg
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
Commencements Next Week.

Next week 10 commencement week for
many of our Colleges. We have card on
our table with programme of tho commence.
ment exercises Of tho Carolina Military In.
stituto at Charlotte. Commencement day
thero is tho 18th. Rev. j. B. Cheshire
preachcs the sermon and Gen. NJ. g. Butler
makes the annual address before tho Corps
Of Cadets. Tho Commencement oxoroise of
Davidson College arc during tho same week.
Tho Commencement week for our (Adeer)
College begins on the 18th. Rev. w. j.
Mckay, one of the most able young minis
tors Of South Carolina, will preach the Bac.
calauroato sermon on Sunday morning next
at tho Lutheran Church. Rev. j. Hawkins
will preach at night. j. w. Shelor, ESQ.,, of
Walhalla will doliver tho alumni grafton,
while Rev. Z. II. Bust, of Chcraw, will ad-
dress tho Literary Societies and Prof. w. w.
Legare will make tho anniversary oration.
Thursday will bo tho last and closing day.
Mossrs. NJ. s. Stribling and II. w. Huffman
aro tho graduates. Those young gentlemen
have both graduated with distinction and
they will, wo have no doubt, meet the great
expectations of their frionds on that day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09
Quarterly Conference.

The second quarterly conference for WAL
halla Circuit was held at Center Church on
Saturday and Sunday, 4th and 9Th ipstants.
DR.. Jones, the prosiiing Elder, was present
lie preached both .ys with his usual ear
nestness and posit' plainness. There was
q pretty good tur out on Saturday and on
Sunday o tremendous orowd-more than
enough of ladies to fll the house.
The conference was thinly attended. The
Stewards reported $55 collected for the
support Of the ministry.
j. c. Miokler, j. A. Ballengor. J. B. San
ders and A. Zimmerman wero elected dole
gates to tho District Conference aud D. A.
Smith and II. D. Bruce their alternates.
Tho District Conference is 10 be held at
Sharon Church in Reidville Circuit in Spar
tanburg County, opening on Wednesday
night before tho second Sunday in August
next.
The next quarterly conference for this cir
cult will be hold at Westminster Church in
September next.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-06-09

could be desired. It will yield abundantly,
the heads being very long and we'll filled.
His is q new variety Of wheat and Is evidently
we'll adapted to our country. Tho eccd was
bought of Mr.. Coleman, Of Seneca City, last
fall. All who have seen tho results of this
wheat are determined to SOW II next fall.
Wo next passed Mr.. Th6s. Bibb's farm
whero wo found evidences of energy and
thrift. lIis cotton prospeots are very Aatter-
Ing and better oats are seldom seen.
Passing on, the next farm ison our right.
Most of your roadors will know to whose
farm wo refer and will demand nothing
further than an allusion to it, as they know
the owner always has ranked as ono Of our
best farmers
Tho young crop Of corn is looking well
and growing rapidly. Tho bess field Of
upland corn was perhaps that Of Mr.. janis
son. 80" "tt!t,ifi.I
After passing Seneca we saw very little
corn, and in many places the cotton is. not up,
at least third.
The oat crop in Anderson is by no mcaus
good, some of the oats being so short that it
will be difficult to cut them. Wo must con-
'lc6S Wo WcIo W oeo tuo iafuofo VI
Anderson still sowing the red oat, whilst
their neighbors in Oconse have an ont of q
far superior quality and one much bettor
adapted to our country. They may be
called the yellow winter grazing oats, as they
may be grased upon during tho winter and
even TO tho middle of March without damage
and ehen they will grow taller and yield
more adundantly than the red rust proof,
and besides they are as free from rust as any
other. If the farmers Of Anderson were to
see the present crop of oats on the farms of
Messrs. Stegall, MoElroy, Ellison, Bibb and
General Erwin and others Of Oconee, they
would abandon tho red oat and SOW instead
tho oat to which wo refer.
Tho whoat crop in Anderson is short, bu /
we'll filed. Were surprised, howevor, to find
10 little sown.
Reaching Anderson wo met our old friend,
Mr.. Barr, one Of the most entorprising NOR
chants in that place. We also had tho
pleasure Of shaking hands with another old
friend, Mr.. Hubbard, another Of Auderson's
best merchants.
Before leaving we called upon our yonng
friend, MIR. A. NJ. Dul1io, who is in partners
ship at that place with our worthy represen-
tativo, s. P. Dendy, in the practice OF law.
Wo wish Mr.. Dufie great success.
Anderson is certainly thorough business
place. S. N. o.