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pa .xrp. nL WrETISG.-Rey. \. c. Dixon hav-
ihAr TX! hnon hn, =" invited by the Baptist young
M, ns ZIP ~ Richmond 10 visit them, arrived In
men o., oi h've reiterday and preached his first
the tn,.mnn eluS last night at the second Baptist
serinoh sermon IA large number OF young men
cnur'nr c.inro resent ~ and many rose for prayer.
Were pIGs. pni,an vii vii hold services every after,
MI. ,h;s n.Nym week. at a o'clock, in the Second
noon tnls ',rch mrc% r. Which all persons, male
Baptist chui." ars cordially invited. a spe'
and .nrHice iemae for e men and boys only, viii b,
elal Set,'Iy ei O'clock tonight at Sidney Baps
church. -
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
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Entered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. Va =.
second-class matter.I
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TOBACCO STATISTICs.-Thcfo following Ia
bic gives some interesting statistics about
tobacco, a. embodied in the annual report
made to the Tobacco Exchange, OF Rich
mond:
Richmoni-Recclut--l 30,2is hogshcad-,
tIcrres. in.ucctious-IsSl. 3O.92l hogshcad>,
5.0sl ticrcet: 1se2. 2S.4Ol hogshe1ds. zoos
ticrrcs. DclycIies-lS-l. 326l5 hog-head-.
1862 tierces: 1852. 30AlO hogsheads' 3'f9O
P,tl tlr~burg-Inspcction,- 1881, lo,6sl hogs
heads: 1852. 0,49G hog,hcads
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kIDNEY-WORT

Ise S0eod1wJ
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EAsr.nANK coALBuRG for sale e, by DeS q ton N:
PAGF. 1905 Cary street haii' s''-o 6c l. st
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FLORIDA WATER.
WOOD AND COAL.

rmh 3O-Th.SaN IuOm
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BROwN'S IRON nrrrrnx

Asrca, many people are asking wh., p,r,,cn,,r >
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Tho Charm OF Manner.

A man died o violent death in New
York few years ago, who was known to
all the country as q thief, libertine, q
speculative gambler in the most exagger-
ated degree, and who prided himself OIL
being known as such; yet when he was
deadsthere was sudden hush Of regret.
One person told how fond n son he had
besn to his father Another how geuer-
Gus was his care of the poor. This man
had story TO tell Of his jumping from
his carriage to help fallen horse in the
road; that, Of the pet birds who followed
the gambler from room to room of his
house, perching on his shoulder, eating
from his lips.
Even good men were so dazzed by
the sunny generosity, the warm sympa-
thy. and genial good comradeshiP of the
man, that they were almost blind, or at
least were silent as to his crimes, until
the secular press 3oldly denounced this
false charity, showed its probable effect
upon the boys who were just entering
life, ard labelled the dead man as only
successful, open handed swindler.
Now the point is, If geniality and gen.
erosity are such good qualities as 70 lend
a gloss to debased and vicious charac-
ter, why do not good people use them
oftener TO adorn their real virtues?
Nothing is go rare in the world ~ that
unselfish, cordial, good fellowship; that
quick throwing of ourselves into the inter
est and feelings of others, which gave 10
this unprincipled man his magnetism and
influence. Nothing is so attractive or
powerful with every rank or class. Not
beauty, or money, or intellect, has It's ir-
rcsistihlc charm 9iunly hrraigp the
most interesting thing TO every man is
his OWE self, and the more concern you
show in that the greater will be your in
fluence with him.
Besides this, it is the right feeling to
cultivate towards others, and the right
manner to show. Many high. principled
people do their duty ali through life, but
with rs hard AND callous a temper and
face "a if they were paying debt Of
which they begrudgcd every penny.
They render their full dues, perhaps,
70 God and to Cesar but in rusty, black
metal, Instead of shining, jingling coin.
They march alone along the pathway OF
life wrapped in their own thoughts and
purposes, when they ought to be singing
in good company.
Many girls who lack beauty Of face
many dull boys, will read this, who are
tempted to envy the beauty and clever
ness of their companions, but who do moi
realize Tat they have within their owr
reach real Aladdin's Tampa sincere
cordial manner, an unsefish interest il
others-which viii! not only commant
friends for them, but will brighten thei
own inner lives as no other gift can bright
en- them.- Youth's Companion.
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A Boys Luck.

The Norris.own, Pa, HtrdM in IL re-
cen. issue referred among others, to the
following cases Of special interest. They
are their o"n commentary. Mr.. Samuel
9. Nycc resides Mt 3OS Marshall street,
and holds the responsible position of
journal clerk in the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature, at Harrisburg. While Mr.. Nyce
and family were in the country recently
his boy, aged three years, fell and broke
his leg. He recovered, but very trou
blesomc stiffness SC, in and he could
scarcely use the leg. The injured limb
was rubbed several times with St Jacobs
Oil, and the stiffness was so much re.
duced that the boy was able to use his
leg freely. DR.. knipe said it was the
use of ST. Jacobs Oil that cured the stiff:
ness. Mr.. Nycc himself used the Great
German Remedy for toothache with good
effect, and also for n sprain and pains OF
rheumatic nature, and always with good
effect. Mrs. Nycc also says she thinks
the Oil is splendid thing. and she al.
ways keeps it on hand.
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LOST AT SRA.--Tho list of steamship
wrecks Tor the year 1881 shows total of
1913, accompanied by the loss of ,459
lives. OF the disasters, 14l were to
British steamships, 10 were American, 6
French. 6 Danish, 5 German, Dutch, A
Swedish, 1 Brazilian, Belgian, 4 Span
ish, 2 Chilian Mexican, Chinese, Aus
trian, Japanese and Norwegian, each /;
of 8 the nationality could not be learned.
OF these, 4 were of steel. 8 Of wood, and
the rest iron vessels. The total Tonnage
lost was about 100000 tons, of which
51,04f tons were British; 1858 Ameri.
cen; 1880 Dutch; 2,4e5 French; 4,643
Belgium ! 1924 Danish; 1863 German;
4, ,157 Spanish; $50 Mexican; .23S Chi.
nose; BOB Austrian = 947 japanese; ,697
Norwegian, and 1850 Chilian. Ofithe
disasters, so vessels were stranded so
sunk by collision 40 .foundered;
burned; il are missing; were abans
doned ct sea 2 were sunk by ice;
broke IN two, end was destroyed by
explosion. Eleven of the vessels are
known 20 have been laden with
grain % with coal IL with iron; 2
with cotton, ard each with copper ore,
ttesgoIeuu5. proyiAions, wool and sugar -
z225eJs mad Isdte.
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How He Cor SILENT SlIAvE.-A
tall lanky-look;rg indiyidua! swung off
the rear platform of The. smoker rs the
Central train rolled into the passenger
shed this morning, with an air that
Indicated tho experienced traveller. lie
didn't handsome much rs he passed up
the street to the Marshall House, aud sub.
sequently d.opped into one of our first
class tonsurial palaces, but the "color of
his eye" showed that he was awake for
business. Placing his gripsack in one
chair and himself in another, no spake
unto the knight of the razor and brush
thusly: "Yonng mans i am like General
Buffers syidowI know whht want
and am not afraid to ask for ii. I don't
want my haiEf.t nor my Thiskers trim.
med, neither do.I want my moustache
touched up nor my whiskers dyed brown
or black the present coler, red, suits mo
to dot. don't want o shampoo, wet or
dry, or my scalp agitated by any Of your
patent and new-fapgled wnirligig brushes.
/ don't want to bny o bottle of your com.
pound extract Of sage tea restorative, or
tincture; of bulrash, or bottle Of DR..
Pilgarlic's extract of snake.tail bark or
gill.over the ground for Identifying my
complexion-it suits my gal as il is; don't
want any Of DIR. Knockemstif1's dan
druff starter, or Bohemian corn salve.
have not como here to talk politics or
religion, or to get yonr opinion of how.
the Guiteau case stands. / want a good,
square shaye; got the money to pay for
it my shooting lion il ~ calibre,, ,don5les
acting Colts; have been known to get
the drop on . Jon on the skedaddle at
right smart distance. Pard, do you tuul-
BILE ?''Af Needless toTadd, he did. The
customer got shaved, not bored, and the
silence in the palace dnting the operation
was painful. SdvaEnah Recorder.
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A Most Horrible Murder.

KISGsTREE, January GA most
horrible murder was committed near
this place OH Saturday evening last, and
at an inquest held to-day the following
facts were elected:
Anderson Singleton, colorcd, had been
living until December last with PGbe
T,sdale, his wife, but about that time he
ran her Off and took her sister, Lucinda
Tisdale, to live with him. This caused
bad blood between all parties, and there
has been much wrangling ever since.
Phoebe made crop which her husband
took under his control, and upon which
Lucinda and himself were living. On
Saturday evening Singleton and Phnbe
were quarrelling about the corn, when
Singleton struck her three blows on the
head with an iron hammer aud Lucinda
cut or stabbed her with knife, mang-
ling her head terribly and killing her
almost instantly. They then in the dead
hours of the night took the body, Sin.
gleton carrying it OH his shoulder and
Lucinda holding the feet, and carried it
about two miles 10 her mothers and
threw it over the fence near the house,
and tI..l returned to Singlcton's house.
The body was discovered on Sunday
morning by colored man on his way TO
church, who gave the alarm and aroused
the people living in the neighborhood.
Suspicion rested on Lucinda, and shc
was arrested At first she denied know
ing anything about it, but subsequently
confessed the above facts, and substan-
TALLY reiterated them at the investigation
made by the jury of inquest.
A number Of colored men obtained n
warrant this morning and soon arrested
Singleton and lodged him in Jail. He
profcsses ignorance Of the whole thing,
and lrntends 10 feel no concern about it.
The jury of inquest has not yet conclu-
ded the Investigation.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY
IN he Co,H II Common Picos.

IN b'c tVtUt ~ LcHtUpH lICpS.
Warren a. Cartee. Plaintiff. vs. FaIby A.
Hammond. Juda c. Elrod ct al. Defcn-
darts Complaint for Sale ~ Lnnd, DC
10y virtue Of an order To Inc directed by
AID his Honor J. S. Cothran, Judge OF
the atli Circuit md bearing date the ith Of
January, lS82, will se{l a, Anderson C.H.,
$. c., on SALEDAY IN FEBRUARY,
1882. the following described property, as
the Real Estate of John :. Car;cc, dcccas-
cd. to wit:
TRACT no. !, containing eighty acres,
more or less, situate in Wiliamston Town
ship, in the County and State aforesaid, and
adjoining lands OF Newt. Williams. Adam
Elrod and others
TRACT NO. >. containing twelve and
one-haif acres, more or less. situate in
about three miles Of Williamson. ia Coun-
~ and State aforesaid and adjoining lands
Of DR.. Ii. +. Brown, Thos. Anderson and
others.
TEnMs OF SALE--One third cash and the
remainder on Il credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises, with
leave TO the purchaser 10 anticipate pay
ment ut any time. Purchaser to pay extra
for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Jan -, 1882 %
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IN STOCK OF FyRNTtRE Ii.s U
on direct
rs, o guarantee TO sea-
kinds and good Bes, can 600
sand celebrated
Fine chs! Ha:." per M sI yI
standard large and 57oO anu
uwith Cane
Tin Safes
1915. Six 81 SO apiece W ASH
ELSE
EonaS 10
to BE UEDERSOiD MY "areoohs
areonD nd see III G
Mor1i
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Sale of Lot and Land Situate
in Pendleton. S. G.

W'ILL be sold before the Court House
w door at Anderson, S. c.. on the 9th
day of February next, (SALESDAY,) to
the highest bidder, for partition, two Lots,
known as the residence of the late w. d. c.
Daniels. deceased
HOUSE and LOT, containing three and
one-sixtecnth acres, more or less and
known i'll the plan of the said Village as
out-lot No. 2G, more fully described i'll deed
others, dated 4th October, 1886, and record
ed in Book W pages 237 and 23S.
Also, the nine and onc.hnlf acres of
Land, adjoining. and more fully described
in deed from Tully Boiling and Ann Bar
low to James NJ. Daniels and others, lated
22d January, 1872, and recorded in book
~. pages As and 40.
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay five dol
lars extra for papers.
COLUMBUS WARDLAW,
Special Trustee, &c.
jan Il 1882 DC /
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PRICES WHLL TELL.
LANGLEY BROS.
1914 KING STREET,
EAVeV.ESTOE s.. G.:

Ladies Chcmisc, SOC, 75c, sloo, sl.o5 up
Ladies Drawers. SOC. 75c, $l:oo, $l;o5 up.
Ladies' Skirts, SOC, 75c, $l00, $3.50 up.
Ladies Gowns, 75c, sl.oO, sl.25, $l.5O up.
Ladies Dressing Sacqucs, 75c, 90 up.
Ladies Corset Covers, soc, 75c, $1.O0 up
Gents Shirts. to order, 75c, sl.O0, 81 So,
$l.75, $500 each.
Gents Drawers, SOC up.
Gents Drawers, to order, 75c. $l.00. 81 .25.
Gents Undershirts, 30c, 45c, SOC, 75c,
81 90, Sl.50 and $500
Standing Collars, 1oc, 15c, 2oc.
Folding Collars, 10c 15c, 20c.
Linen Cuffs, 20c CSC and 35c.
A Great Bargain Large lot of Edgings,
from Sc up. Large lot of Inscrtings, from
Swiss Embroidery, Linen, Cambric, Madras
and Turkey Red Handkerchiefs. All OF
which will be sold Cheap.
Polite and attentive Ladies to wait in the
Ladies Department.
Give us call and be convinced the Man
ufactory is the place to buy Fine Goods
Cheap.
April 2l. 1881 Al 1y
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Patents and Claims.

TTAYING formed copartnership with
Al j. S. Duflie & Co., OF Washington,
d. c., am prepared to prosecute promptly
all claims for Pensions, or increase of Pen
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and chill.
dren of soldiers who served i'll the war OF
1872. the Indian wars, the Mexican war. or
the late war Also Bounty, Back Pay,
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land War
Iants. and all other claims against u: S.
Patents secured for Inventions, Discoveries,
Designs and Trade Marks. No fee charged
except Tor preliminary examination unless
a Patent is obtained
A. NJ. DUFFIE, Anderson, sc.
Mrrch II lSSl 36 ly
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
BY ". ". Humphreys, Judge. Of Probate.
Whereas Mrs. Martha A. Masters has
applied 10 me to grant her Letters of Ad-
ministration on tho Personal Estate and
effects OF L. \. Masters. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said z. A. Masters, deceased, that
they be andappear before me in the Court
of Probate, TO be held at Anderson C. H on
Saturday. 10th day of February, 1852, after
publication hereof TO show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. Given under my
hand, this oath day of January, 1882.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. P.
Jan 26, 1882 % .
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a ROMANTIC WEDpING.-.Mr. B.
Crockcr, OF Chatauqua county, \. Y,
who has been residing at Mrs. Steven
sons for some past rs u desperately i'll
Invalid, WAS married Mt ] , o'clock Sun
day night TO Miss Lydia Randall, Of New
York, by the Rov. +. G. Edgcrton. Rec
tor of st. Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Crocker died at hnlf.past five o'clock
the same night, leaving widow after
having been married less than six hours.
Miss Randall arrived in Aiken on Sun.
day and left yesterday in company with
Mr. w. Crocker, father of deceased.
Miss Randall came 70 Aiken to marry
mir. Crockcr in order to carry ont n sacred
pledge made some years since under pc
culiar circumstances. She is said TO be
lady possessing all those qualities which
go to make up splendid woman, and is
n teacher by profession Recorder.
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THE SPRHNG SESSION
OF THE
Williamson Female College
~ s. IS WILL oFES on
n InsEIA9. FEB, g. 1892

IN entering upon the eleventh year OF its
Il life and labors. the institution tenders
hearty thanks to the generous public for
the liberal patronage of the past, and prom
iSes to spare no effort 10 make itself more
worthy of confidence than ever. Several
new .improyenIents are already introduced,
and'othcFS stiIl are in contemplation. En-.
courage home enterprise. aud give us
trial.
For particulars, address Rev. S. Lam
DER, A: NJ, D. D., President, William.
ston, s. C..
Jau 3, 1882 25 5
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- The richest man in Ireland is dead
His name was Francis Wise, he was n
distiller, and left s3,000,000.
- It is said TINT the 10000 girls EN-.
ployed at various trades in Chicago aver.
ago in wages only two dollars week.
Unless an appeal is Successful
Guiteau must hang by September, that
being the longest poSsiblc postponement.
= A party of Philadelphans, iuclud.
ing Mr. Hamilton Disston, has gone to
Florida on n fishing and hunting tour, to
be absent three months.
- A lie will dio from neglect sooner
than in any other way. The only reason
why some lies grow so large is that every
body pets and feeds them.
= A Michigan girl tried to commit
suicide by swallowing thirty-six shirt
buttons. Fortunately, her digestion mis-
took them for railway restaurant beans,
and she was saved
- The Charlotte, N. g., Observer saws
it is authorized by can intimate friend"
of Miss Julia Jackson, daughter of
Stonewail jackson, to deny tho correct
ness of her reported engagement 10 O.
young gentleman, which has obtained
extensive publication.
- A full blooded negro was among the
Chinamen who lately arrived in Denver.
but he wore the clothes, spoke only the
language aud had all the ways Of his
Chinese companions. He had lived
twenty-seven years in China, having
been captured in youth by pirates.
Having been troubled with very bad
Cough for about two years and having
tried almost every cough mixture that
was ever made. | have found none that
has given me such great relief as DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and earnestly re-
commend it to all afflicted Benz. f.
Dnggdn, II Park Place, ~. y
= A Texas couple stood up to be mar
ried few days ago, and the officiating
clergyman noticing the butt of pistol
pro!ruding from the pocket OF the groom.
suggested that out If respect to the sol-
emn ceremony about to take place the
sTeppon should be laid aside. The request
being complied with, the bride demuFely
drow an eight inch bowie from her bosom
and tossed it beside the other weapon.
= Many birds, according to Mr.. E. E.
Fish, appear to possess powers of VEN
triloquism. a cuckoo not rod off can
maAe his voice appear to come from a
fnrlong away; the thrush, singing from
q low perch, seems TO be in the tree tips
the vesper sparrow and field sparrow on
the roadside fence as il singing from
distant field. The robin has similar
power of throwing its voice, and the
catbird can sing in loud, Solnble sound
or in low, soft, sweet and tender warble.
The oyenbird, the smallest of the thrush
6, singing from q disiS nee, can throw its
sharp, ringing notes /, pch . way. as TO
cause tho listener to believe that it IS
almost within reach.
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Tsso WOMEN caEIfd on a Maine den-
list ain1u uItaneouslv, one to hara oil her
tscth extracted, and the otliet only three.
Ehe dentist mistakenly put the latter un-
der the inhnence OF ether, and rendered
bar tooshieasy a jury viii estimate the
daniage.
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FER.TILTZEHS!

GERMAS KANT, (direct importa.
the agent Of the Peruvian Government
FISH Guano. 20 and per cent. Ammonia
ted Nova Scotia Land Plaster, South Car.
olina Ground Phosphate, (fine ground and
high grade) for sale by
HERMANN BULWISKLE,
Kcrr's Wharf, Charleston S. {.
Ian IL 1882 ~ 3mS
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Guardian of Anna
e. Wardlaw, nee Duckworth, hereby gives
notice that he WILL on the 18th day of Feb
ruary noxt, apply to the Judge OF Probate
of Anderson County for Final Settlement
with his Ward, and for final discharge
from said Guardianship.
w. q. DUCKWORTH, Guardian,
Jan 10. 1882 27 5s
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THE STATE OF SOUTH casa,,, d.
COUNTY OF ANDRRsoN >A
COURT OF COHrasrNr,

CooNa ob -COBhSFON PLEA
Caroline Latimer, Plaintiff. a,.t, ;, -
Emily Jefferson, Adeline Ttyis. Eosta H,,,.
ME, Steward Eaynie. John Hayri Asiiia H.,
ME, Nose Haynie and Francea ~ Mia NJ
present name unknown, ana i ~ ~ Hin.
isnaan''' Ss1skd Summons for Relisj oa,sogse onIose
To the Defendants, Ds6,1Sa Ro,is Hsynle. Emr. : =
Haynie. John Haynic, Allen E.nyyni nie S.ess.
ME and Frances, formerly Havn}a aie, Aets b.
unknown. and J. n Brown: psesen! ~.
VEU are hereby summoned ard
swer tho complaint in this ariIoyuited isn
viii Is hled Ia the Office Of the Cie,,h sopt q
OF common Pleas, ct Anderson q. II % y thstte
serve copy OF your answer 10 the r,,fS = " l1e 4
on the subscribe At his ONCE, And. eoapI!iis
s. c within twen.J days after the SsrI;a G Il
s1elusive OF the day of such service. es .s, l9sI
~ 10 shener the complaint within .S Il. N
the Court for the relief demandsdd 1ll ,pIlSs 4
plant IN he o..
Dated 9Th January, A. D. 1882.
THOS. c. Itco,,
Plaintifrs lnss,
SEAL Il. L. MooRuEAp. Deputy c. 6 srn's
To the Defendants above named
Take notice that the cnnnni.i-i--
thi, action was filed in tho ofiee of ss,es d
The Court Tor Anderson County, s. C s ~ s,.'k /
this action "a IN obtair.a neyti.icn "a ss estis
Real Estate OF Charles HaynIe da Iuo ltl. n,
settlement and division OF the procseJs All
heirs at Law. No personal claim Il y.s islaoas
any Of you. iuaue astlg
THos c. LIGoy
Ian - 1899 Plaintiffs Ai.st,n,,
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Hardware, GO.

IF you want anything in this line, guar
4 antee that can please you BE sure
that You sec my goods and get ray prices
before making Your purchases.
WE. BARR.
October @, 1881 13
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Masters Sale.
< STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
GREEHviILY COUNTY.
In he Cur, .Sma,oa


Sullivan. et al.
DY virtue Of decrc;al order made in
ID the above entitled cause, will sell
on SALESDAY IN FEBRUARY. 1882.
during the legal hours. AZ ANDERSON
COrKT HOUSE, at public outcry all Of
the real estate Of John G. Sullivan. de-
ceased situate. lying and being in the Coun-
~ OF Anderson and the State aforesaid,
about one-half Of mile from Williamson,
bounded by lands Of - Holiday, Thorn
as Cox and others. comprising about one
hundred and iifty-sin acres. The said real
estate will be subdiyidel and sold in small
tracts. plats OF the same vii! be exhibited
on the day Of sale.
TEsMs.-One-third Of the purchase mon
cy will be required III cash, the balance on
credit of one and two years, with interest
from day Of sale, the credit portion 10 be
secured by bonds Of the purchasers. with
mortgages Of the premises. Purchasers to
pay for papers.
s. J. DOUTIilT, Master.
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