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General Foreign Notes.

PARIS. December The deputies be-
longing TO the Extreme Lett demand q
stote funeral for the late Louis Blanc. The
will of the deceased orders a strictly civil
burial. He bequeaths his library to the
city OF Paris. ,,o
BERLIN. December THE report on the
execution OF the Socialist law, presented
10 the Reichsfa. yestord1v. conclude
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ffr, Record.

ST. PAcl. MIN. December 1.--Mc-~rS.
Michel, & Dean are the heaviest losers by
The fee which occurred here yesterday
morning. $4,000 being a rough estimate.
They carried nm insurance OF SGl.510 on
their stock. and on furniture and tiXltrcs
LOCO. Mc-srs. MaXlield n Selbury'- los,
is lehi. and 3, covered 10y an insurance OF
$500. The building destroyed had been
recently purchased by Charles L0ckhart,
of Pittsburgh. and was valued at $4,000,
and insured for $4,000.
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'.'"yo eye like the masters eye ell have
Ksop lived in our day he nligh' M a. Kid
added, "No popular cur"i,No lin Ia
ney. Wort" All eyes are Dcs ~ the
turn TO il for relief FROM u,s S,,ray, Wort
liver, bowels, and kidneys. Nun III, those
Is Halure's remedy for them ~. 9, mo.
tina, cannot prepare the dry ',.n ni"
cure /, In li,rGd form Of anf @"ss'"
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New York Canals Closed.

ALBANY. y. Y, December THE ca
mails closed to-day. most Of the water hay-
ing been drawn of. The last boats going
east were locked into the river last night.
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NV Y0rK. DcccInbcr 7.-C0tton-Nfi receipts
2.lg3 bales. gross receipts. 2,l03 balos, FUTURES
cl0-td firm: sales. lG4,sO0 Bale; December,
slo9G: January. slu.39@elO40; February,
iiO.5On $IO.5I; March, 81 0.Gi tlO,12 APRIL
siO.T3m~ IO.7f; May tlo.sfMtloe5i June,
: a Tg4 :
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snecula,ion ON tie stock Exchange has ieen
dnli and generally week prices In conseqh'nce;
cinslne lower than Yesterday. The market opent's
!, frartion above yesferday's closing qlio,1t''h
Esyiy In tha fternOon IL recorded decline WIN
oalya fractional recovery q a9s2s, Deny'r an'
rio Cyandc, Northern Pacific eesninon nc ~
fsrrph. Northwc Nftiii '.'" i'"'.''
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Hy Telegraph.


HLN tl.N.
saw YORK, December 7-Msols.-,too, b. doiI
ana yeufrallv weak Money, sac yer cent 49,
,.'',u,.-Iou'e. 49,: short, Assn. SL'tf ".ids
D,olrrtcI and unchanged. Government 'trady.
Ertn .-tHcnalnse, 479k, nG;'.n,1it 5ii.
49, I0Ci Money. Gm2 ucr cent. stat'b wiG-
ont feature Trel,aI, balances Coin, SltO5l1
currency. ef.759.
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ns.-.ierer Respited.

NrwpyRSr. n. c., December '.-Clcero
co,,;ns VIC was sentenced to be hanged
n, KIcston n. C.. December sth, has been
respitcd by the Governor "''" '""'' >
in.h
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BAITiNORE.
COMM ERCIAI.
TRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE,

RrcuNovD. December y, 1ss2.
OFFERINGS.
WnEAr.-Whlte. 1852 Bushels. Ped, G,6t
bushels.
CoRS.-white. $50 bushels Mixed. 10 bCsh-
els.
OATs.-l.7i6 bushels.
MEAi.-20 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Whitc. I74 bushels common 10 very
good nj ti O5 To fi.l2. Red, l,O4f bushels very
good Lancaster at sl.l3 t. Sl.l4. l.l5p bushels
mixed on private terms: 62 bushels mixed NJ OF
10 sll0: l.742 bushels common % very good fults
atil to sl.07.
CORS.-White. $50 bushelscomm0n 10 very good
new at "a 20 5sc. Mixed. 30 bushels very good
new az Doe.
OATS.-li6 bushels prime mixed at a h. 46c.
CoTTOS.-Tonc steady. Receipts. Ia bales
shipments. IL bales. Quotations: hlddhpg, ~, ~
Zoe; Tow middug, %. 10 9ic.
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, Of xGIt. led BY Northern Pacific preferred. tut
the market agais became depressed. snS s'artly
before the close fell III .ml1. Denver and Rio
Grant-, Northern Pacific preferred. ~. Pau. and
Michigan Central being prominent ~ tie decline
The market closed firm nj frac ionai rally ~
compared with ycs'.rday's closing prices Tho
list Is aG3l lower. the No thwest. Desver and isio
Csrande, the Northern Pacifcs, and -. Paul being
prominent ~ the days decline. Tr1nsacu"ns ag-
grcgated 325.7O0 shares
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 7.-yirginia 6's. ic-
ferrcd. -. consolidated. 3d.: pasi-due coupsrs.
624; new 10-40's, 43s. Bid to-day.
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nC1i" Don't wear dingy or faded things
when the ten-cent Diamond Dye will make
them good as new. They are perfect.
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Flour.
RICHMOND LIVE sToCKMARKET

Fi0ur-We quote. Fine S3ms3.25; super.
fne. .3.5OMs3.75, extra. ki.T5Ms4.s5: COM
mon family, 500 1923 Patent family. t6Mr6.75,
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MONTGOMERY. Ala. December :. ~
specill dispatch from Evergreen announces
the burning oi the courthouse ~ Conccut
county. Al the county records were de
strovcd. Loss, 5000. insurance. $1,000.
The fire is supposed TO have been OF mccn-
diary origin
FIRE AT CoyNGToN, TENS.
MEMPHIS. December IA fire III Cow
incton. Tenn. This morning, destroyed the
PRESBYTERIAN church, Masonic iodgc, n"N Pc
PAPER Office. and q number Vi business
houses. The loss !, estimated "a $4,000
insurance small.
oANniI,G-raN DESTROYED HY FIRE.
LrAuyILE. December "A fire broke
out Yesterday I'm the Tcyfs House. The
largest gambling establishment in Oh.
Wet. The TcXl, House W.s entirely dee
stroyod. with other neigaho,ing buildings.
RNLE0ap-,Hors BuRNLD.
WAsnINGToN. December The Dch-
ware and LackaWanna raiIr0ad-,hops az
Kine.hnd. y. J., were burned to-day.
Los. s7o,00G; insured on floating policy.
FIRE Is spARTANuuRG. IS. C..
ATLANTA. Ga, December 7.-Thc Pied
mont House. ct spartanburg. ;. C., Wa
burned to-day. Loss covered by e-Ooy
/ insurance.
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,,.suCu FOR SAIL.

T0R SALE 4 LAKE," apcn n the lump or s DE-
Ash TIMBER, g, nn he 10 Ser James ri'e''
fo' WILL pB1ni Bul'iln$;
Rcom yc. T. SUE IRiichmond, Va
D.ys
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PERSONAL.

~~oTICE.-The agency existing between |ooa,
" II. STOUT, corner seGo ihi. d 5rp
streets, and OURSELVES ''" CRI'MP & WEST,
I7Ie cast Cary street.
, DE SGT
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NOTICE IS MERE EP; G eIIoE So ai1 rllr
RESEMA%r KID or pooMlNIdS iRoN, AN One N tbird
81 o Tss 9o6nrHSY for e fs@i AM NJ S
" is,uedin the h'i'o a. &. Triple,
oeuJiS ieirttOr Of Chailos W. Oc 27-f2m
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,.,.-.o,r4t .,rr $50 rtfe ticlCE
.A., IL s-VAls 90
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~ 1yIYIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

\ ,,o,, 90 administrator Of Mrs; MARY
Having qa1ldl eSe as hereby notify all pari,es
5 Ia ems ss gs Rsc ''H II and
SAME TO me GUY Who are indebted 10 her estate
49, tsrttie with me al once otus RAWLINGS
HOS Main street.
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NoTICE.-Iayin!g; sCla company a"p N.Y. eaiIa,ns,
Sels e TasH 1S DE S
i Ss VIM pc ;s%s p% be i% stored elsewhere at
tnelr ~" CHARLIE - Trustee.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PoItr OF RICHMOND, DEcEMBsn T. leg.
ARRIVED.
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pRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Colonel Craighlll writes Senator john
s,on that he expects to have the monument
-, Yorktown completed by the lNt OF ocIo-
Der, 1888.
senator Garland made an able argument
to-day in favor Of the equity bankrupt bil'
! do no, see lust now, however, how Con-
orcss at this session can pass any bill.
member of the House remarked TO
ma to-day that there is a growing feeling
m his body in favor of not paying unSuc-
oos.fal contestants for seats any portion OF
,be expenses OF their contest.
senator Butler, OF South Carolina was
IN his seat to-day, and warmly congratu-
lated on hi, triumphant rec 'ection.
Judee Davis. president OF the Senate
was among the visitors to the White House
to-day.
senator Miller to-day presented petl'
.;o, from New York tobacco-men asking
for rebate in the event OF reduction.
(By Associated Press
,,vs .xp MEANS COMMITTEE AND TIL
TARIFF REPORT.
WASHINGTON, December ''-lne VIZ
and Means Committee at It's injecting .n,,
morning unanimously adopted reso;u.'o -
10 proceed at once to the conslu ' =, sv ~
the Tariff. Commission report anu W ii.,n'
a tariff bill. The clerk OF thr commute, a.e'
was directed to prepare schedules OF ra Ne
now existing and of those proposed ny '"'
commission.
| NOMINATIONS.
WILMINGTON, December The Presi
dent to-day nominated the following u
he usstaastcrs, George ;. hroust, LII
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-23
Tony Pastor In Trouble.

Tony Pastor, Of New York, who is now
with his inimitable variety combination,
making q tour Of the principal cities OF
the Union, is recognized as the leading
character vocalist and variety performer
of the United States. He owns and runs
a first-class theatre on Broadway, New
York City, and has gathered about him
the best troupe of variety artists that
could be obtained. The company has
just completed brilliant engagement ut
the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
and after the present tour they will re-
appear in Tony Pastors own theatre in
New York City. Mr.. Pastor is the orig.
inator of his peculiar school of character
singing, and has made himself immense.
y popular, having realized by his Talents
n large fortune.
The writer of this article met Mr.. Pas
tor recently at the Bingham House, in
Philadelphia, and found him as genial in
private as he is amusing before the pub
lie. During our conversation inquired
as to his physical health, and he replied
that, notwithstanding the strain upon
him in the discharge of his professional
duties, 1t was excellent. He had occa.
sionally severe pains, either the result Of
IneuulbtlC h1taCka OF COiuS, DuI any COM
plants OF that character never troubled
him long, as lie had found out n remedy
for all such annoying affections. asked
him what the remedy was, and he re-
piled, "St. Jacobs Oil" / then learne1
from Mr.. Pastor that he considered tn.
Great German Remedy an excellent
preparation for the cure or relief of
rheumatism, and that it was about the
only thing used among professional peo-
pie for tnat distressing complaint. He
took bottles of il with him whenever he
went travelling, anu would not be with
out 1t, and knew that it WAS very popular
with number of members of his own
company. A conversation held subse-
quently with various members of the or
ganization revealed the fact that St.
Jacobs Oil had been performing most
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SOAR GaEAsg.-At one time during
the civil war, when the Yankees made q
raid into Ouachita Parish. La, a good
the number who started vas an old wo-
man living in Monroe. She seemed quite
rejoiced at the idea OF being free; she
clapped her hands and shouted and call.
ed her friends TO go with her. Come
long wid me, folkses, Pm gwine to glory |!
Gwine 10 glory in dis here Yaggin. Come
Glory!"
But when the baggage was inspected
it was found that Annt 4Ialissy was tax.
ing an undue allowance, for besides her
trunks she had several kegs, bags and
barrels, some containing ashes and others
full Of old bones and meat. skins for soap
grease. The officer had them all thrown
out in the street, declining 10 transport
such freight. This highly incensed Aunt
Ma!issy. She quit shouting "glory" and
and refused to go step toward freedom
without her treasures. you 'speok me
to 60 an leave haf my plumber behind !?
Hicc me down dat ar hair -kiyered trunk
er mine. an my blue CHS, an my dog
iruns, an da. yuther yalIer trunk; Pse
gwine to stay here, is. Ketch me leav-
in desc diggin's widout my little bags er
bones an my little barril er ashes an my
little kags er bacon.rines ~
Some other darkey reminded Aunt
Malissy that che was losing g glorious
opportunity for gaining her freedom, but
ahe muttered Whats use bein' free il
you amt got no soap grease ?"-Detroit
Free PrcsS
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FoUR LIVES SAvED.--Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup relieved fou- Of my children
of most alarming attack of Whooping
Cough, from which their throets and
necks became so swollen as to prevent
them from swallowing. Nothing would
give them even temporary relief, until
this Syrup was tried. One bottle, In one
night saved their lives, verify believe.
GEO. w. EARHART, Captain Of Police,
Baltimore. Nd.
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- The distress in the Southwest on
account Of the great floods continues, and
greater demands are being made for as
sistance. Captain Lee, Of the Ninth
United States Infantry, who went down
the Mississippi river on tour of explo-
ration, reports that there are forty breaks
between Memphis and Arkansas City.
The relief required will far exceed bis
first estimate of 100000. Some Of the
people who have remained at their bomes
are living on parched corn.
The three great ports of the world
are London, Liverpool and New York.
During 1880 they reached their highest
trade figures, the imports being at Lon
don about 800, 900, 900, Liverpool $780,
10000, and New York $530,000,000.
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I Divorce In America.

Augusta Moore, writing TO the Erun.
Jei;st says: took up daily paper one
day ard saw nineteen divorces In it,
took up another and saw five. went to
certain church and found there in full
communion woman who has tSc hus.
bands. visited the house of "ieadine
inember" in church and found there q
minister who has divorced one wife Ia
yirtuous woman) and 10 married to an
other. know minister who married
q doctor TO woman for whom he had
divorced his excellent wife. This was In
Clinton, Conn. Time would fall mo to
particularize the cases of this sort that [
know, and ! live among the best people
that there are In tue world. These cases
are us plenty everywhere as they are
about me--indoed, much more 80 In many
localities. A friend writes me from Cali
fornia that it is hardly safe TO say "di-
yorce," SO many of the very "nicest peo-
pie" have two or three husbands or wives
living, Now, is not this an encourage
ing state Of things? Is It any wonder
that some ministers are telling us how fast
the world is growing better, how tho very
millennium ID upon us ? 1t Is TO be feared
we can hardly exert jnst the moral In
fuence that is needed over the M<gncons
Till tho States are Tafs51 f;sSS;; Prof. Austin
Phelps says: ave are not half awake 20
The fact that by our laws Of divorce and
1rr toleration OF the social evil We are
iotng moro to corrupt the nations heart
han Mormonisn1, ten.fold."
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PRICES WILL. rEI|
LANGLEY RRoa
1eA KING STREET,
CHARLESTON.

Ladies Chemise, 5oc, 75e, slo a..
Ladies Drawers, SOC, 75c. 81 Id n y zig /
Ladies' Skirts, Soc, 75c 81 tn;v oH SlSS
ladies' Gowns, 75c, slC0 A. * sSsi;@y y "a
Ladies' Dressing sacaues' * S,.11, 3 sLa "
Ladies' Corset Covers, 5os Ks ei;Ws !, =
Gents Shirts. to order. Ts 81 SLq!
Sl.75, $500 each. ~ si@ "
Gents Drawers. SOC up. B
Gents Drawers, to order 75c &, =. !.
Gents UndeIshirts, 3oc, x Il si@ " " !
$l.o0, $3.50 and $500. - VS
Standing Collars. l0c, 15c %,
Folding Collars, 10c, 15c On
Linen Cuffs, 20c, 25c and az
A Great Bargain! Large lot ., W.
from &c up. Large lot OF Inso,t;n... II .9li /
SC up: Towels, Sc up. % TorsSss !: :
Swiss Embroidery, Linen, Calnb,;. b'I ~. y
and Turkey Red HandkerchisiI' iS /;
which will be sold Cheap. n
Polite and attentive Ladies to v,,,.
Ladies' Department. van!
Give US call and be conyipcA, y "
afactory is the place to buy Fin. - ) i
Cheap. N"' V
April 81, 1881 Al !
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BRoU0uT INTO PaoMISENCE.-Dea
con Comstock, of Hartford, Conn, is
we'll known as being provided with an
enormous handle to his countcnance, in
the ahape of huge nose, in fact il Ia re-
markable for It's great length. On late
occasion, when taking up q collection in
the church in which the deacon belongs,
as he passed through the congregation
every person TO whom he presented the
bag seemed to be possessed by n sudden
and uncomfortable desire to laugh. The
deacon did not know what to make of it.
He had often passed around before, but
no such effects as these had he ever be.
fore witnessed. The secret, however,
leaked out. He had been afflicted for a
day or two with sore on his nasal ap-
pendage, and had placed small! piece Of
sticking plaster over it. During the
morning OF tho day in question the plas-
ter had dropped off, and the deacon sec.
ing 1t, as he supposed, on the floor, pick.
ed 1t up and stuck it on again. But alas
for mon who sometimes mako great mis-.
takes, he picked UP instead one Of those
pieces Of paper which the manufacturers
of spool cotton paste on the end of every
spool, and which reads: Warranted to
hold out 200 yards" Such sign on such
q nose was enough to upset the gravity
OF even puritan congregation.
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CONNEOAAC''~' fAgI-
A. with South Carolina Railrcaa nV~
with Wilmington, Columbia All aHoisa
from Wilmington and aii u
thereof. .a kue.sttp
With Charlotte. Columbs On, (, Asfs .',tos s..
roed from Charlotte ana III
thereof. "a Cs,ssi
h. With Spartanburg. unioa 40 ~
Railroad Cor Spartanbnig i.ht,ilfe
on the spartanburs ana asa y
G. wiiS fSnai Atlanta ana Charlotte Az ~ Is'a
way for Atlanta and all p0iA :,
West. -. Ar Iiss y
D. with Atlanta and Charlotte an
way from Atlanta ana Dc' "a Cta!.55
l.. With Spartanburg, Union .r-.oa pdt..1,
Railroad from Spart Rsils,t /
SrartAnburg and AsheTn,iIs. a iof o.
F. with South Carolina RAii'0--
ton. ~. and ~
With WILMINGTON, Columuis "a he -
RailroGd for Wilmingtonl "a Gursyb =
with Charlotte, Colemoia an an"N "NeTA. !,
road for Charlotte ana lso nv u. G. =
Standard Time used Is WRshln
ffleen minutce faster than =, SosS. Luz GCn 81
A. Pore, Gen. TicketAgens.
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inr1l2Acls serT:e% n. ,1<@ Il ~ 1Ay
q can,x ;Lsc- 4 rEeG.ra. :i.--. Nea-iy
grey zy,l.: - zee trc.-ps I'D =, &-d
"a. eo,hS4kz.tic Il - P:1.ss, Ari lEs
N@-=r EL. rally f3.te73 u - cs,1--. =; e
u = Ic1! PA.tnr Ezs ce,-4l..? Il. .-cf ).
h4siog - Tzl22..l- al L--lc-= 1opEo 4c1
e@P!1!e'3 ~ - i.i7 .-tclY Zcri cL.=-
panr .: pe.s..->rs, +. i; sazb,-': eT=rT
oa= n - lIHa!. Z :. p-4ee. :ac+ .G=--
rig cpnf3.. II ti= rzA-aEs-e-; AID
genEi.s tA;ltfL:.loa - 90 pcbs!c. Igay
P&s.c. wc0E c<r-z-1.E y !. EcEo.e
vilkcS: =. JAcro+ ~! 4: !sA.,, t;her
Czcazsr. TL1%e z.E;..s lzr= tea ;S1-
p<5cE.:.Y Eo=1Pplie; .aF= rc:.ces1 ;>s III
fsrecte t-;~s-o = JA9,34 81 u e;l<>E
ac1 = Jzc,>% u. &C: II stIs.k-zn1eng Z
,ae Eeu5<.. X ih=i- cpu erzr--. ~. J..
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TOWMSEMD,s MILL

WTILL Grind hereafter on Tuesday,
wv Thursday and Saturday.
Merchants. don't forget that the City of
Anderson has good Mill witt'n her own
corporate limits.
Parties purchasing Corn from the Mcr-
chants, for bread, on either of these three
days can get 1t ground promptly into rs fine
and sweet Meal as any water mill in the
State NJ make. Come and give me n trial.
]. ii. TOWNSEND.
Feb ., 1882 p iy
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"A r1aoz tnap:= il Tfooy32.e c1an-
y, T=oc-, ,!ofez.s7t .s.iz:ca ~ ,1e slne
dzy 4 :a@ ...a= chC:ea, vs-e o.p:is7! n
tx a.a-= cte<E. = ;ae .An.e ac-.. " ;he
.4ne aioi.:er. zl1 were r1i:e,i i gE-
rage t=:cce c121E:cg .aeic te?.i.@a.
c.cfSt=.
4 A.a4n.n@ iz4g sa:<r@i /. dry
gc,d. sco.e and 1g-.,zd 4. 3 t,~.
TIE If5!i.E clark :t.sH a.ra.-,; tax ard
re.z-tezi Ca. Ee IA. Z. x. secv.ce
.Ye.. ": ~kn, oaE. u: y:s=a c.ae,
Szs ,he rePiy- TIE !carg Kan Ter. On
uae2sorioz srcei. imr eciae.!.
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coEn:y lz.: zesE. - !zke i-:2 coo..i=rz-
ton :ae .Eo;@r; II !ne --c,-s az, n1n-
u, II col.=:Jz:!Te -F=@c.e. Be:= 11&dc
on ;le d.Esyen: -.tA4 i .h;ri pATy
nan, boseTer, - ,ne rane & B@ajzrnin
F,sok.;a Gon;er, nzGs = ys:y rero.u-
iiora.y iz,zlZr=- -. s33r :. h On
clcEej, L.2:e::@ Jgas., co.o.ai zach
er. zsus= 2ld ce!iTeiti rno.: efEec:iTe
reo1Ee IL plain and Conservative r=e4:h
vh:cn ~: well receiTed AID zppi.uded
He aid :hz: he o3n.iierei ne Caucasian
rz:e iae rr.ing f<rP.e .! -. co1n:ry ;
ina. he wanted 70 ctEce, zoi ihz. h:s
p=2pi= in,e1ted - nclniaz.e 10 :.cse,,
tu. desired fair @ealirg s.d Z .',pre, A.
ikn,ion 70 their .nie.e-:-. Ihe meeting
zdisosned quietly znG III h2nd. wen.
home b=:;er Democrats han .aey He.e
erer before.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-03-23

Xou must feel safer, Then. since you
lind yourselT on dry land again 2"
Indeed do. We've got nothing left
but ouFselves, but II I can get patch
Of ground in the old county egain, I'reck-
on can, it'll take good deal more than
q pictnrc advertisement 70 get me away.
You can Just bet that I am planted In
Georgia this tihie, aud planted to grow"
Then turning TO put his family on the
outgoing train, the reporter left him to
his task.--AHdnta Con5titA.ion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-01-12
STATE NEWS.

Building improvements at Hastings the
past year amounted to $122. 392.
Last year the county Of Dodge paid
1896 bounty. on 1868 gophcrs can't r.d
and killed. e..
The railroad company il building 4
large Ice house At Tracy and having The
same filed with ice from Lake BENTON
/. r,,r u, Il, ~ ,.,;on,. I, n,.n;,. mn.
arc ci,nv,Iesrrnf ana ,hsrs ,srs ~ ys.r.
Of further spread Of the disease.
Hav i. heinz s,;,ned int M;nno.,,o,;.
,l;s winter frou Ear..s yahrast. r..
and M;saous I,h.s ,xe, se,,irD :, fron,
s1s 10 COO ner ton
NESTS H. w, W. AahfDerso IN ana .. a"
ooo and sa7 ooo rs.,,ac,;vo,;. :, ~. 80,
~
.. ~ Las,on' VINO mas sssc sheeP
'arn - Iihnioie eoun'Ss says 'here -
l',orc pfon' - 1 oAc shesp 'nAa ms; IL an acre
" Wi'e"''
Brainerd viii have new opera house
next spring That will rivalin beauty and
convenience anything nOrth Of 81. Paul
aud Minneapolis. sasg al
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-01-12
/. Dentistry u:
Or. z. L. Townsend
Has arrived, and VIII remain until the latter
part Of next week.
once over Brick Drug Store.
Notice Of Special School
Meeting.

Notice n hereby given that 4. spceial scf5oo
meeting in Independent School District npm-
the order of the Board OF Educaff,A Of sutd
District, will be held 1t the school house IN
said District, on Monday, the 10Th day Of jan
vary, a. D.. 1e9s, att O'Clock, p. ~, for the
poFp0oo Of submitting proportion to the
voters Of saids 8chn0l District, 10 issue tn
~ Fftcen fh1tSsShd 08liksS, for the purpose
81 ercctiue. oopplet1pw and tsvniahins suhool
said district. said bcndsto Be Of too classes
Iirst. Ten thnusand dnllare IN bonds rum
ripe tWonty years, and driving interest psy-
abb annually, o. . raae not oxcoeding seven
GeSorid. Five thnusand dullars in bonds
runutng5ou years, and drawing interest pay
16Ie' annually /. - = Sa1o No. extoeding seven
Dsssds - sssdsy q sasssFy; IN Mn,
csss 3gSsd g 1Ssess'sa $3.50 e !sap:csss
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1882-01-12

Interest in The Tuesday evening lecture
at the Methodist church is well sustained.
and very good audience were present to
hear the one given this week. So many
Of OUT readers have listened to these lee
lures, that an extended outline of the
subjects there considered is not attempt
cd in these columns. Next week the
subject will be Dynamic Geology" to
be succeeded by the closing Lecture of
the course the week following.