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\. E. Homestead The hot weather and
the poor feed in the pastures make the
temptation to turn the cattle into the mead
ows and moving lots. come earlier and
with renewed strength this month. Don't
do ii. That is, don't do ii if you can pos
sibly get your cattle through in any other
way. 1t Is easier to preach against this
practice than il is to follow the advice A
moderate nibbling of the NOW lots may
not be very injurious if followed by good
top-dressing Of manure, but it usually il.
carried to such an extent as to lessen next
years hay crop more than enough to con-
terbalauce the slight saving in feed this fall
l. leaves no aftermath to form a protecting
mulch for the grass roots, and so the better
kinds are more likely TO be winter killed.
Or if not killed, they are too enfeebled to
start into vigorous growth in spring. In
either event lessened hay crop is the re-
suit So again we say don't.
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Pauper Notice,

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
i kas contracted with the City Of Ellsworth for
tie support of the poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support.
He therefore forbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account. as without
furnished.
HARRY s. JONES.
Ellsworth, April :, lsei. 1yrIs
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PICS IN PAsTUREs.-Farmers who are
so situated that they can keep dozen or
more pigs can reclaim the toughest of pas
lures by inelosing in half-acre lots and
turning in dozen pigs in each lot A sin
gle season will be sufficient 10 kill the
bushes. if corn be well scattered over the
ground.
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Savannah valley R.,,ro,a

The Augusta Chronicle and Co,,,;,,,,;o,,,
,a. OF the 9Th inst, saws "CoI 7 NJ 'y.ut- y ot
imer. President, and Mr.. W. W HIM.
Phreys, Director, of the Savannah Vaiia,,
railroad, were in the CITY yesterda, ,'u n,,S
.i ueiu conference with the Directors of
me me augusta and Knoxyills Railroad
ni 1no ooJect or their visit was to asi, fho
directors or TIN Augusta and Knoxy;Iie
" etdnlnate from the resolution sp phscrii,-
ny SNo, ,0O0 to the stock OF the Snyonnah
vaiIey Railroad, that portion which re-
gu.Les gi.is the latter to agree never TO connect
Tt TL'n any other road than the A r. X
dnese gentlemen stated that the DIRECTORS
Va tneir road had no authority TO mai, n
d1ny such agreement. They were salts.
neu' nowove., that no connection with
sWny other road would ever be made hv
mem, and that Augusta WAS fully sec,,re1
~ 1y 'he carrying out OF the other part Of
.ne resolution, the junction of the rood
Win me Augusta and Knoxville. at or
near McCormick's. Work had actuolIy
oeeh commenced 1t liza, end of the line
ai'u large force waA engaged on the
r. aoihg at that poii;. The Directors Of
~ cTo "a "a. " X. readily agreed to the request
G u .ne committee, and there is now no
oos.dcie whatever In the way of the
sPeedy construction of tho Sayonnal,
,sailey Road. Mr.. Humphreys saws he
oeileves trains will be running on il To
anderson this time next year. There is
nov iuil force of 200 men at work near
McSormicks, and 100 more will be QUITO
WORK at tho other end of the line nert
Mohoay. Messrs. Latimcr and Hum.
PhreyS speak in very high terms OF Mr..
a. D. 1WlgBs, the contractor"
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Organization OF the Young Mems Demo.
cratic Club.

Pursuant to call Of number OF young
men of the city, meeting was convened
in The Masonic Hall Tuesday night for the
purposc of organizing now Democratic
Club.
DIR. S. NJ. Orr was called to the CHAIR and
stated the object of the meeting, after
which the following officers were elected
President-D. s. Taylor.
1st Vice President-Columbus Wardlaw.
End Vice President-J. G. Cunningham.
Secretary and Trcasurer-Baylis Sloan.
Corresponding Secretary-E. Il. Cashinc.
Executive Committee-John O'Donnell,
7. D. Maxwell, J. S. Fowler, w. c. Bailey,
VIM. McGukin.
Capt. Z. X. McCully was elected to rep
resent the Club on the County Executive
Committee.
A committee of three then escorted the
President elect to the chair, and upon as
sum;pg the office Mr.. Taylor thanked the
Club Tor the honor IT. had done him, and
said that he would always be found ready
to work for the Advancement Of the interest
of the Democracy of the State and county.
He wished it understood that the new Clu6
did not mean to make war against the good
citizens of the city, but that it wished to
promote their interests. That the object
was to bring the young men together IN q
Club where they could do better work for
the Democracy. ,
Capt. P. X. McCulIy said that he wished
it understood that the new Club did not
mean to antagonizc the old Club. He be-
lieyed that it was better to have two Clubs
in the city than to have only one. ina
objects of the movement for new Cub
had bern misrepresented. and oil kinds oi
statements made that were calculated 10
work against its interests. IL was great
deal better to have two Clubs than to have
one great large Club, and that controlled by
a few members. That the breach that was
made in the party one year ago could be
moro effectualfy healed by having two Clubs,
and that all efforts to harmonize the differ.
ences in the old Club had failed. We asked
for a reasonable consideration, ana were
ignored. They said to US, you are in the
minority and we intend to keep you there.
We want harmony in the Democratic ranks,
and We desire the citizens OF Anderson 10
understand that we have their interests al
heart. We have been misrepresented with
n view of defeating our undertaking, but
we will succeed. The Clubs of tho county
would respect the movement, and nothing
should retard their progress.
The constitution of the Democratic party
of the State was adopted as the constitution
OF the Club
A committee, consisting of Messrs. J. D
Maxwell, S. T. Craig, o. b. VanWyck, +
G. Whitner and Bayiis Sloan, was appoint
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Belton News Items.

inc crops are generally in need of rain
2oIio Oh our planters are complaining
tnat inc cotton plant is small and dwarfcd
| forward e'o"" an"
,,dl Inc new store houses being erected by
nSseis. u. Is. and j. L. Rice are nearing
eoihpletlon, so far as tho brick work Is
concerned. Thoy purpose making tho
'front.' OF pressed brick, manufactured bv
themselves. ~
Inc =. & q. K. r. Company are erect
lnS an additional waiting-room in CON
nection with the Office at the Junction
tT 1nis Is required by the new Railroad Law
me me work is under tho supervision OF
son.
Mr. a. ). Stringor has had somc i'm
pi9vement made to his dwelling, which,
auds greatly to the appearance thereof.
There is only one dwelling house now
unoccupied iii this town. There will he
considerable demand for dwelling houses
mere another year. as tho work on the
a. +. B. Valley II. R., which is soon
W commence, will add considerably in
numbers to our population.
Tho landowners here would do well TO
erect somo nice cottages for rent.
Rev. DR.. Lander of Wi,,;,,n.tor
preached in the Methodist Church at this
place on last Sunday. His subject, .tho
Law OF the Lord" was well treated and
Tue service generally we'll accepted
we are looking forward to the meeting
oi the >. 5. Institute of the Saluda Bap9
tist Association, which is to convene here
on Thursday next. We hope to meet the
Anderson Delegation, and havo promised
TO iced them on ''oats," If nothing bettor.
me Assistant Assessors Messrs. Major
anu Grier, are here at work, receiving
assessments for 1882. They do not appeal
to be very busy.
Tho mad dog scare seems to bo about
over The persons bitten in this vicinity
are. SO iar rs known, all right, no simp-
IONS te,a OF the dread trouble having been
The county should have II dog law.
ana in that way the worthless flee, cur,
and yalicr dog could be gotten ria of.
and the bread thus fed, if given to pig,
much bacon Mt tho present high price.
Start the agitation.
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we are authorized by eent,c,,,,
csty to offer the I.,TEIi1oFSnrn .se,nan mar IN this
st cue person giving the first correct Sor,o 1at 70
Sna'uon nra'In or the following matLoua,;onD uvn'on ,
| p,oo'em "a liquor agent of tnsrr ,c,i .ca,
hue hn uince Tor one year, at the end Of i;a hela
mS Su'e the following statement of I';a I%a,eh
r, snn,;r, VIZ Amount cash received On as as
NJ 6 san, u,nce SS217, value liquor rece;v
of j;omor u,Le soI.o4, cash received for sa,as
Ior liquor bought during year $50 93p1n, Of paid
80 oa'ary on agent S25, value LIQUOR IN uns hon,,
=. -. end OIL year S3l.37. Does the 0a,,t 20, nano
much I" ''o agent and how
Of Ios, IF,angeI" says in The spartanburg Herald
VINO ere feeding largely, if not altoaetha ,arihers
on red oats, that they examine the hh,.1se.ner,
n, not 'beir he; Work animals and see if thew are
nc. peing affected by the boards Theyy aie arc
n tuuna m generally wedged together in ya.,s %,s
on tne under jaw, along underreat," aus aus
uuS.s un VI me tongue, cutcing into holes the
apa ana, ;. surface OF the jaw-very annoy;no
IN a'niul 20 the brute. Put the bridle
sision, o ,i oI,side' open the mouth, let an as
tia ia,~a. pun Tie tongue out on the side and
rde ,r;t, ,oPerator can extract the most of them
E,l Titn ms fingers. Then rub salt in the bolos
0manse iced Tor few days to bran meal
corn: corn: or tender spring oats. examin;nr H. .
dao, tnouen and cleaning out the holes twice "a a
1r; ~. u. Browne, of Atlanta. Ga. whose
hfrival hns III our city was announced last weej- eel
rH ir;nn ieIStn.iy S' made two inventions thrt will
91lins NM prominently to the front in H. -
aehtai profession: One of the inventions It me
to- io,u;ihg dental chair, for travelling den.
!:lsts; with all the movements and conren S re,,
IieS foldoS Oh an office chair, and yet it can be
tIlued h1n up and carried with very little tron-
6.e. II is an ingenious piece Of nlechanis,' ISL"
C r;ch % wien the Doctor will likely reap n
sicn reward. The other invention Is an In. u
cnncnNir.,y Sruneht by which the rays of light are
concentrated 60 ,I and thrown into the n,outb
Of the patient, so that the ope cator can 1sn see
any any part OF the mouth. This is also an
invention invent that the profession has long
laeeutu. nouut Dr Browne is native of his
county, and it gives HE friends and rels.
,ives in our midst pleasure to know the, tbat
lie is meeting with deserved success in life life
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Ii you are trou ubled with smarting erup-
ton on the surface of the body, you can
rest assured that you have n clearly defined
case of Eczema. and If let alone will give
you great trouble. A few bottles of S. s. s.,
by furnishing new power. and purifying
the blood, removes all traces of the crup-
tion. Price. S1.O0 and Sl.75 per bottle.
For the best Coffee, go 10 J. p. Sullivan
& Co.'S
German Student Lamps, Hall Lamps
Chandeliers and Fine Parlor Lamps can be
bought cheapest at Wilhte & Wilhite's.
CLARKs SEED COTTON CLEANER
takes ali the dirt and trash out of Cotton
before it goes into the Gin, and improves
the class from 20 grades. Call on C. A.
Reed, Ag't and examine the Machine.
Call at Whites and slake your thirst
Soda Water. Our Flavorings are Soda
lightful that you can scarcely decide which
you prefer
DO not ial to sec tile new No. 4 Victor
Sewing Machine before you by. 1t has a
very large arm and late improvements.
Call one. a. Reed, Agent.
Ginger Ale, Soda and yici,y Water at
Wilhitcs'.
The American Sewing Machine is Sill up
with the times. Come in and see the new
No. z, with large arm and late improve
ments-light running and noiseleSs. a
large lot arriving st G. a. Reed's, Agent.
ROOT BEER-no kin to Lager Beer but
very nice-at &c per glass, at Wilhite &
Whites. Try it.
SMOKE DUKE OF DURHAM CIGA.
REFS, at Whites Drug Store.
For Fine Toilet Articles go TO Wilhitcs'
Drug Store
BUGGIESl-Any person wanting a good
vehicle should not fail TO call on REED &
| STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them 10 select the most reliable West
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one.
FRUIT JARS.-Mason's porcelain-I,ined
and Cohanses FRUIT JARS for sale chea,
ae White & Whites.
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'slb nno.: W alteuu your democratic
m TIi, TLi'Ii, on Saturday, ODD inst, at
l0 meeting in the present campaien, for
tba bv,uos E Will at that time elect DELEGATES
lTssn s county Convention and determine
the M ;ne majority and plurality rules
the primary election. Every Democrat
m t,IIunty should be at his Club meet
r;sae IL, mat day, even If he has to make n
na,nai nnooi Commissioners desires to have
srbaoSo eS oi all the white teachers of pub
lend ths IN this county who expect to
ID In 20 ~ STATE Normal Institute, to be
gust b bEo'uimbia during the month of
~ be Gn:tns tns Z0th July, so that they
81 of iTSaswarded to the State Superinten-
e !, H., Education, who will issue certifi.
b" ohch winch reduced fare on the railroads
"eli represented.
MessrSe eet attention to the advertisement
rins McCully & Taylor, agents for
Ia H., 'eeders and condensers manufac-
md tne Daniel Pratt Gin Co. TO be
Id bv bssIhwhere. .hhere The machines manufac-
4 ihis soat' sns Company arc extensively used
q guion gusro. and all over the South, aud
~ eAam;nae 10 give satisfaction. Call
~ :ontano ,hosc kept for exhibition, If
pre- c;os;np buying such machines.
Rail,nsak, q grnding the Savannah Val
Kino:.u Kiu from the Blue Ridge yard to
poin93 place, two miles below town.
nmenca5 - %cich the grading was first
y, SunsS;,,, wlii Begin next Monday. Col.
1pecied ,u'endent e. of the G. & @. r. r.,
.3fposa - III III Anderson to-morroy for the
lu slsn connection with his rnnd ~ Twn gSv
knilv u by the name of Lee. who have
& paci6c pieted contract on the Geofs
the ~, ,,.1ye nave taken the contract to finish
sSSt;snning between this point and
~. 'e' and will push tho work with
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a Card.


WiLLIAMsToN, S. c., July 10.
Mn. EDITOR: Jiiice giving my consent
to be brought out a. Al candidate for Pro
bate Judge, / find that it would be i'm
possible for me, in the event of success.
ful race, to accept that honorable posi-.
tion. / cannot mako tho business ar.
rangements had hoped to effect, and am
of necessity forced tn decline running.
Grateful to East Anderson. for 4. cir
manifestation of friendship and conf
donce, am, very respectfully,
JNO. G. CLINKsCAIEs.
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EDITOR lSTELLIGENcER: Please allow me
space in your columns to say to the Demo.
cratic Clubs Of our County that ] would be
pleased to be with them and give my views
upon the political situation, whenever it
pleascs them. and l am not engaged.
only desire that both sides DO accorded q
hearing, and then am too true to the real
interest OF South Carolina to murmur if 1
find that am i'll the minority.
Respectfully,
w. WALKER RySSEII
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Williamson Locals.

The Methodists have been repairing their
church building. They have also organized
Il choir.
The Literary Club composed of the young
people Of the place, (both ladies and gen.
tlcmen). is quite prosperous. The last
meeting was very interesting.
Charleston and Orangeburg are both rep
resented here this season--each by a charm
ing young lady. Cannot some of the other
cues of the State send us q representative?
Send us some of your handsome young men,
as gentlemen are rather in the minority here
Our mineral water is good, and the park is
lovely. SLns.
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There will be special meeting Of the
Anderson Democratic Club in Masonic Hall
this (Thursday) afternoon at o'clock for
the purpose of transacting important busi-
ness of the Club. A full meeting is desired
w. w. KEYS, President.
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wIllIa,nston Democratic Clab.

There being some misunderstanding, THU
is to announce that at the next regular
meeting, July 18th, (next Saturday,, dele,
gates will be elected to represent this Club
in tho County Convention.
N. C. DAcUs, President.
w. w. BRoWN, Secretary.
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ed to notify the President of .be ola c,,,,,
OF their withdrawal from It. "'uo
Tra Inc club then adjourned TO meet next
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-20

The woman suffrage movement re-
esived . terrible black eye in the New
York Lseislatars . few days ago, when
Q member moved the right TO vote should
not b granted 70 women under afty
years ~ ago. There may b women in
The HlAts vho hsye rsaehsd nifty yssfs.
but no one never heard II from their
swn lips, and il any Ls9islator imagines
that inspectors Of election can elicit AZ
Armativs Information ON the sub1sct b
p yofully mistaken. But perhaps the
psse q Ne III meant In Aroundabout
way 70 entirely prohibit woman suffrage;
II 70 b hit on sxaotly the method.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-20

lows, Missouri and Kansas have sxpe-
Yiencsd most terrific torpAdoss, with
frightful losses Of LIE and property,
since orr List iasus, the accounts Of
which viii b found in our tslsgraphic
columns. We cannot recall . worse
neem a ~ United Htatss than that ~
portsd in lows, where scores Of psrsoos
yesa killed outright, ever . hundred in
3brsd, hupdra1s Of hoasss blown into
fragments. ana Thousands Of psopls n
insd. Rssl1Ghts OF WashingSon may
thank God their hensa ~ ma In . ~
atqa snzssa With thsas terrible torna-
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sxporss.. .elo0lo.470 t2si, sos'sll
Wssse then that in spite Of tho vast
decrease in exports and increase In i'm
ports, the exports for the eight months
are still in excess of the imports, other
wise the situation might be considered
dangerous. We naturally expect that
IN individual will at least decrease his
sxpeasss when his income falls OF large
", but il he spent but $4,146 last year
whom his income was $6,365, We will
hardly be alarmed about his solvsncy il
he spends e4,79l this year, though his
income has fallen to eb,lA. And We
may not even say that he 10 not adding
10 hin wealth: that depends upon what
b IL buying with expenditures. II ad-
dition n the stock Of tools, &c., with
which be gets an income, he is adding
70 his wealth; II simply moro comforts
end Injuries, he II not.
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Judiciary CdmmitteA have oonp,sted .
slpplemental report and resolution 70.
commtndfng that ths lands granted "a
ths Ndsthsrn Pacific railway Be declared
forfeited. Tia resolution and thsis
views in support of it were submitted to
the House az soon as practicable. The
report, after giving an extensive history
of doings of the company, reaches tia
conclusion it has been lavish In III sx-
penditures. The committee concludes
BY applying The anditoE's estimates,
however, to the entire grant. The r.
suit viii bs,ths valus Of s., $4,000 acrs6.
at ~ % pr Ams, 1l4A,AQQW. Ths g
timatsd 90 a ths nd = Anishsd t2ks
aDsn, .nanishd, ! tseio,Ooo, total
90 81, t6s, ~, haune . balancs~l
on, as e4 donated = Iis corporation,
In addition to the whole cost Of the en-
tire :systsm Of subsidized lsndA for
uhiah IL United States are nsssf -
rscsivs . osnt in return. Further COM
msut woald b superAuoas, and the un.
dsEsiausd voslA simply odd tAat IN
view Of thsss facts it Il due to ths
House and the county, not only that
the subject Of the land grant should
be fully and fairly discussed. but that
Congress should take such prompt and
decisive action in relation thereto az
will be Just alike to the company and
people. They therefore ask that the &C
oompanying joint resolution b placed
ON the calendar of tho House, and 70
commend its abolition. that all lands
heretofore granted to the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company, and remaining
unsarnsd by construction on the first Of
January, 1882, and they arc hereby de-
clared forfeited.
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Seminal weakness. Impctenty. ~ -
By dreams. pimples on IT, fDeG1N
sick and afiiieted should MT tn GS
him. The Doctor has tRagele9H 81 NJ
In Europe and inspected thqfq
various hospitals there, oeealA :
deal of valuable infofmstioAiv =
competent TO impart 70 thoee ~ ~ y
his services. Dr., 0ibbon va NJ. ~
charge unles he effects 49, ri
at . distance may be cured q - -
Communications strictly Con1oe1 ~
go no ono bat the Doclee n. 49,
ing to the Doctor viii please sea{4 ~ n
Of the paper they see this edvefe "
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