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FINANCIAL.


OFFICE or THE RICHMOND AND WEST PoINTl
TERMINAL RAILWAY And WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, 145 BROADWAY. ROOM z,
NEW YORK. December Q. 1881. !
'T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
Il TIE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY Offer The ~prvllcgc" 20 It's share
holders Of record December II, fsS1, Of sul,scfi-
hhg 70 an extent not exceeding half II their stock,
70 tle "SlX PER CENT. ACCUMULATivE
HONDsn OF the VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAIL
WAY COMPANY at seventy cents on the dollar.
WITH Bonus OF 30 per ccat. q the subscription in
The common stock Of the some company.
The subscription 70 be paid at the ofhee Of the
company, l45 Broadway. Room Z, New York city,
in two equal insfalmcutsthc ufst ou or teforc De-
cembcr 10. 1881; the second when called, upon
delivery Cf the income bonds aud stock nov in
tic hands OF the cnRravcr.
The books OF the company will be closed AZ the
Union Trust Company, ~ New York. Transfer
Agent, At 3 L. ~. December 18th, and roopened
on the morning OF December 10th.
WILLIAM Il. TRfGG.
de S-1w General Ageut.
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THE SUTRITrvE PROPERTIES Of CoLDEN'S
LIRBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF AND TOXIC
lSyiGoRAToR are sufficient 10 sustain the body
without the addition Of solid food. Ask for Coi-
den's-tdke no othCT-of druggists generally.
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THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION OF
CHRISTMAS CARDS In the city now opened, for
sale at l.. LEwIs's, 912 Main street.
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IHt ENLIIAI1 EFFLtTS
OF SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR upon the SEG-
yous system, prostFated by long suffering with
dyspepsia, constipation. and kindred diseases, Is
without precedent. lts tonic, cathartic, and al
tcritiye effects are truly wonderful. Genuine pre-
pared only by J. III. ZErLIS & Co.
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I'VE MEMBERS OF TIE IRISH

NOTICE.-A special meeting OF the
~ GENTLEMEN IN FAVOR OF ORGANIZ-
ING A JOCKEY CLUE win De held al the ES-
change Hotel at z O'Clock u. VI. on FRIDAY. De-
ccInber 9th instant. The secretary Of the Mary
land Jockey ClHb will be present On the occasion.
4 fun attendance Is requested.
de sgt THOMAS W. BOSWELL.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, fair weather,
northwestery winds, higher barometer.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, q
lfl bcrs Of sr. JOHNS LODGE, No. SO. ~
A. y. and A. NJ, arc requested 10 attend ~ *
stated meeting &C g. Alban3 Uail TlilS/ w
Thursday EVENING ut : O'Clock. All Master
Nasons In good standing arc frasernally invited.
by order Of The W. ~.
WALTER MOORE. Secretary.
DECEMBER 6, A. l.. 6sSl, A. ID. 1881.
dc SILT
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SC. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

DE Ia RUE, PRASGE, TUCK s, and CARDS ofall
the manufactures at l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street
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aF- TT MUST Re so, AS EVERY
nnDY~ says n IS 80, that LEVY BROTHERS.
.,oek Of DOLMASS, ULSTERS, SACQUES, and
ACkETS Is the largest in this city. de- 8
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COMMON COUNCIL.-A special meeting Of
the Common Council will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock to consider the pro-
posed reduction OF water-rates.
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HOY BITrERs Is preventive and cure for asue
II Is your own fault II You have II.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

THE EMULSION OF COD-LIyHR on prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & co. IS palatdble and pleasant
10 tlke.
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kiLYERwARE.

PURCELL. LADD & CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LIyER
on for colds, coughs, &c.
FRINCED CAIDs, WORKED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS at l.. LEwIs'S, 0l2 Main
street.
WHEN CoD-LIyER OIL Is wanted, use the Emul-
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & Co.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

@ dozen BLACK-WALNUT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND FORKS ats1;
100 dozen ROGERS ~ l. KNIVES, FORKS,
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices;
large assortment Of PICKLE-STANDS,
sUGAR-BOWLS, BUTrER-DIslIEs,
CAKE-BAsKETs, &C., in best plate;
A large lot Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODs, All slzes-cheap;
100 dozen more of those FOUR-ROW TOOTH
BRUSHES at 10c.;
bargains IN SHOE-BRUsHEs, FEATHER
BUSTERS, and sCRUB-BRUsIIES;
\ large lot Of BIRD-CAGEs ats1;
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS and SUGAR
BOXES;
The largest liue Of LOW-PRICED VASES
and TOILET-sETs we have ever shown
800 dozen more Of those PLAIN GOBLETs at
soc. dozen. at STEVENS.
nola sos Broad street.
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GRAND SEcRBTARY's OFFIcE,)
I1ll MAIN grpTFT

GRAND SEcRBTARY'S OFFIcE,)
11lI MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, december 8, 1851. }
V'HE GRAND ANNUAL COM "A
l. MUNlCA11ON OF THE GRAND ~
LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK MASONS y *
OF VIRGINIA will De held Ia st. Albans/ " '
tiall, IN the city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, 10Th
instant, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
By order OF N. W.
PEYTON :. COLES Grand Master.
WILLIAM II. lSAACS. Grand Sccretary.
AVte.-Bcegates VIII apply 10 their depot ticket
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Richmond and Al
leghaEy railway, Richmond. Frederick sburg and
Potomac railroad, and the Richmond and Duyilie
System cf railroads. W. II. ISAACS,
de G-d,swSwtd Grand Secretary.
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~ JULIUS MEYER & son,
COL AND 6O3 BROAD STREET.

ouR BUYER AGAIN on TIE MARKET, AND
BARGAINS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
BIRDS. CAGES, &c.

~~~------~-----I~->- ---~-~---@>~~-----
JUST RECEIVED, a FINE LOTs;IS'
~ OF GERMAN CANARlES, fine slng-v,lT,.
era, and at low prices. Also large assort- SI1s
ment of PLAIN and FANCY CAGES. Cali 60
your spccial attention 10 our ONE-DOLLAR
CAGES, square and round, by
&. BELLESOT,
de sits No. 4 south Fourteenth street.
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9itIlmoud 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. 49,. DECEMBER s. 1881.

aD- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CiRCU-
LATloN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR.
" The quantities Of CHOICE AND ELEGANT
BOOKS suitable for presentation 10 persons Of
taSte-ldult and young-which We offer is great,
with large stocks Of
BEAUTIFUL wRITING-DESks
BEAUTIFUL BOXES TAPER ana kNNE-
LOPES; - - 80,
POCkFT-BOOKs and CARD-CAsES;
GOLD PENS and PENCIL-CAskS;
PHoToGRAPH- and UTOGRAPH-ALBUMS ;
BIHLFS PRAYER-DOOkS, and HYMNALS.
with many other Rlce things, Including
CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR's CARDS IN
d. MOnDHOUSE & PARIIAM.
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I o. o. F.-THE MEMBERS .,,s...,.,.
Il. OF R0ANE LODGE. No. 100. ,s<<e@&s.f -
]. q. q. T., are requested % assemble $50
ON THIS lr,,2ular mee.ing) NIGHT D,,fktsS>
lTHURsDAlD promptly at ~ O'Clock. An in-
tiatlon VIII take place at o'cloek under the new
work Members of sister lodges are fraternally in
vitcd 10 De present. The new work VIII be cNem-
plthe1 by Past Grand Master VI. Colbert and Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master x. :. Valentine. 4
large visiting delegation Il expected from Man
chester. BY order OF [. j, FOX, E.G.
r. WILEY DAVIS, Secretary. de s-Its
THE MEMBERS OF THE IRISH
Il NATIONAL LAND LEAGFE OF this city
are requested to atteSd the funeral Of WILLIAM A.
WALSH. which viii take place TODAY at 2
o'clock from the Cathedral, from whence his re-
mains will be escorted 10 the Petersburg depot.
WILLIAM II. WARD, President
PAT. NCGOVERN,
>. V. REDDY, Corresponding Secretary;
J. L. CAPST0N. Financial Secretary;
+. 4. MURPHY, Treasurer
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DOoKs AND FANCY GOODS.

WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
arc receiving the nnest and largest stock of
BOOKS, sTEEL-ENGRAVINGs, and FANCY
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, saitaole
for the approaching holidays ever offered Tor sale
In This city, and at prices that DEFY competition
CHRlS1 MAS-CAKDS IN endless variety; .-o.,
Orders solicited aud promptly attended 10. uc
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IEntcrcd ~ the Post-office NJ Richmond. Va. as
second-class NATTER
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS SIDNEY GRAYS. !
COMPANY ID, FIRST REGIMENT VA. Vols I
December 7, 1851. y
GENERAL ORDER, No. 10. z
VI q
Meet at Rcgmcntl ArmOry TIlURSDAl,W
Decemler sth. at 8 O'Clock y. VI, for business. II
Assemble at Armory FRIDAY NIGHT at 3
o'clock. n full-drcs uniform. for battalion drill.
by command LEROY r.. BROWN. Captain.
de 6-lt j. l.. LUDWIG, d. :.
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THE sALUrArY FFFrcrs

PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
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CosvrcT RKcEyED.-William Walker
oi;as Walker Williams (colored), was
broucb. to this city Tuesday by Deputy
sheriff O, j. Stevens, o. Roanoke county,
for confinement in the pel,itentiary for ten
wears. for felcuious assault, Of which crime
he was convicted at the last term OF the
Roanoke County Court.
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WOOD AND CGAE.

r b. WATKINS, sos EAST MAIN
sD . STREET, having stored large supply Of su-
perior WEST VIRGINIA sPLINf COkL and all
sIzes free-bGrLing ANTHRACITE COAL. ASKS
all buyers toasceltin h prices aud fuels quality,
as ne sells very close 90 coet COkEand BRIGHT
HOPE Goals sod aud WOOD of every Kind.
Order In writing, verbally or by telephone, No.
230. u" lx-im
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Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Richmond and Al
leghaBy railway, Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, and the Richmond and Danyilie
System cf railroads. W. Il. ISAACS,
dc G-d,swSwtd Grand Secretary.
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFTcE,)
lll4 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, December G, 1881.
VHE GRAND ANNUAL CON wN,lz
L VOCATION OF the VI. T.. GRANDSyAxe
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER or yIR- ~
GINA will he held in -. Alhans Hail. In -'.aSsSS
the city OF Richmond, on THURSDAY, 18Th In
By order of VI. r. PEYToN 5. COLES, High
Priest WILLIAM II. lsAACs, Secretary
Note.-see advertisement of Grand Lodge fer
directions for transportation. no 6-d-sw&wtd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE
SToCTHOL DERs OF TIE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGlIANY RAILROAD COMPANY will be
held az the cOmpany's office, Richmond, Va. on
the second TUESDAY, being The 18th day of De-
cemher next. at IL W.. for the purpose Of cecting
Board of Directors 90 serve one year, and for the
transaction of amy other business that may be
brought before the meeting. 4. X. LELAND,
Secretary Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Com
pany. no 2J-tDcl5
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders of the RiCHM0ND. YORK;
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD CON-
PAEY will be held at tho Office Of the company on
TUESDAY, December Is, 1881, pursuant 70 adj
journmeni. W. +. SMITH,
no 25-td Secretary.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.(
RICHMOND, VA, November IA, 1881.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICH
MOND AND DAEVILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY will DC held at the office Of The company;
corner of Bank and Tenth streets, in the city Of
Richmond ON wEDNESDAI he I4th day Of De
mo ihlTu2wStdfd r. BROOIlF. Secretary.
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ToWnvilio.

DR.. s. R. Heller is building handsome
cottage on his place near Grubbs' Store.....
The growing wheat throughout the Fork Is
in very promising condition Just this
time.....Mr. William Palmer, who is no
doubt the oldest citizen in the Fork, being
about 90 years of age, is critically ILL.,. Mr..
+. G.. Brown has built store-room OF mod
est proportions on his lot in Townville, in
which it is understood DIR. Sharp will mer-
chandise temporarily......Mr II. @. Routh
who, by the way, now sings "it's nice to be
q pa" will cultivate not less than one kun-
drcd acres in cotton this year. He is one
of our most energetic young farmers.
Unimprovcd real estate in Townville COM
mands an enormous price, if recent trans
fer is the rule. A one and one-half acre lot
sold for 500 per acre, and there were no
improvements whatever, nor n sticl; of tim
Der on 1t. Mr.. J. w. Bailey, the purchaser,
Is erecting cottage thereon......M Mr.. d. s.
White has erected a large plantation bell on
his premises, by which he makes systematic
and uniform the "goings-out and COM
ings- OF his tenants. Sloan is progress
sive In all things...... Mr.. G., e. Smith, who
has sold goods at TownvilIe for about five
years, will shortly erect o 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 rs s'Broyles," with Jas. L.. Bailey
postmaster, and Geo. N. Broyles deputy.
The establishment OF this Office supplies a
long-feit want in that section of tho Fork,
and supersedes the old Shallow Ford office.
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ANOTHER NEW COUNTY.
Talk OF Forming New County Out of
Portions OF Anderson and Greenvil1e
Counties.
Correspondence of The Me,es and Courier.

Correspondence OF The .Nears and Courier.
WILLIAMSON, April 10.
The citizens in and around WILLIAMSON,
s. c., are discussing the necessity of forming
a new county from the townships Of viii
lianiston, Bolton, part if not the whole of
Honen Path Township in Anderson County,
and that part of Greenville County south Of
and including Piedmont village as far east
us 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 Greenville Railroad and the
Atlantic and French Broad Valley Railroad
pass through the Town of Williamston.;
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 Greenville County
than the approach to their county seat.
Anderson County with its 100000 and
Greenville County with its 414,000 square
ceres 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 ever twenty mics The trade
of the lower part Of the county is to O great
extent carried on with Williamson, and
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. II.
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Railroad Extension.

Whilst the country is enthused OH rail-
roads, let ns say worl for q road from
Belton via Cummings Crossing via Centre
OF Gravity, to intersect the Savannah. Vel.
ley Railroad at or near Mr. Charles Aliens.
The distance being about twenty eight
miles, no water to cross, no bridge or tres,le
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 ali
purposes for all time to come.
The great anxiety and willingness of the
people 60 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. The right of way and
five hundred dollars per mile will be freely
given for this road through n level, healthy
ana prosperous country. CITIZENS.
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be steadfast in keeping his mind on Christ
to which he replied. II will" The trap
fell at LII, and at 1877 he was pronounced
dead by Doctors Parker and Calhoun. and
was cut down at l.3s 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 entcrprising young
merchant Of Honea Path, met with the mis-
fortune on Sunday night last Of having his
store and stock of goods destroyed by fire.
| Mr.. Kay and one of his clerks were sleep
| ing in room over the store, and about IL
o'clock were aroused by the fire, which had
gained such hcadway at the time of discov-
cry that I 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 to his con-
gresatOn at the close Of the morning SER
vice last Sunday, that after long and pray
crful consideration of the matter lie had
arrived at the conclusion that it was his
duty to the cause of Christ To 20 as n 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 n missionary
to his chosen field. for which lie will depart
about the middle Of October next. The
announcement was great surprise to the
major part of the congregation, rs only
few Of his most intimate and confidential
friends had been Informed of his purposes.
During Mr.. Bells pastOrate here since the
lst July last he has endeared himself to his
congregation and impressed the public Mt
large as gentleman Of culture, fine abili-
ties and noble Christian character and the
severing Of his connection with his church
will be lamented 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 a mission
ary to China by the same Board, and will
go at the same time he does to that country.
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Here is the letter referred to above !:

ASSOCIATED RAILWAYS OF
VIRGINIA AND THE CARoLINAs,
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA, April 1, 1881.
Dear Sir-In order that ! may give to
matter that Gm 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
LIST. 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-
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 n
capacity for family of two to four pe.sors,
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
corporatcd 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
versed by our lines are complete. and 1
await compilation of proper information
indicated herein to make methodical efforts
during the ensuing spring, summer and
autumn that will attract them thither in
time to locate and prepare for the crops of
1882.
in this matter, and respond as far as may be
practicable, am,
Very respectfully,
A. PorE, G.. p. and T. A.
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We would only ask you to try q sample
COX of the Kauquita Indian Worm Pellets
to assure yon that long felt want has been
supplied-that q worm specific has been dis
covered that is pleasant as well os effectual.
Price, 10 and 25 centspcr box. For sale by
DR.. I. A. Hudgens. Honea Path, Traynham
& Dial, Laurensville. Simpson, Reid & Co.
and Wilhite & Wilhite. Anderson.
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Sallie Spnggins, one Of our rural sisters,
had her picture taken the other day, and
the Likeness was wonderful to behold, but
no remedy like Portalinc, or Tabler's Vege-
1t will cure you. Price soc. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the best worm
killer. For sale by Wilhitc & Wilhite,
Druggists, Anderson, s. C.
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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 exoruciating pain of cutting
teeth II so, go at once and get bottle OF
Mrs WINsLow's 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 1t, who will not tell you at once
TINT 1t will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to
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 nurscs n the United States. Sold
everywhere. Is cents bottle. 15-1y
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County Singing Convention.

Anderson County Singing Convention will
meet with the Fairview church Saturday
and Sunday, the 9Th and 9Th of May next
All churches, schools. choirs and societies
are requested to send delegates. Teachers
and leaders in music arc respectfully invited
to attend. B. l.. JouNsoN. Sec.
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The ingredients of the Kauquita Indian
Worm Pellets arc perfectly harmless. The
principal ones have been gathered in the
mountain forests of North America and
were used by the Red Man with great etfi-
cacy. For sale by DR.. T. a. Hudgens, Honea
Path Traynham G. Dial, Laurensville Simp-
son. Reid & Co. and Wilhte & Wilhite, An
dcrsOn
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TO the members Of the Board of the
County Convention Of the Sunday
Schools
Please meet on the first Saturday in
June i'll place of the first Saturday in May.
superintendent 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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