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Jnoex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.

A~JsEMENrs-3d PuGe-6th column.
ANyOUSCEMENTs-Sth Pdge-4tn coIumn-
AUTUMN RrsoRrs-6m Page I'd column,
RANKING HoUsEs-7h PdGe-3d corulnn
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BusISrss NoTIcEs-4h PdQe-lst colnlnn i,or
CoppoR ALTON NoTICEs-7h fdge-otb colu.t'
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DPrss MAKING--3d Page-3d column.
LECTION NorIcE-7h Pdoe-6th colutnn'
FtNASCJAI-7M PG0c-2d and 80 colunlhs'
FuRNITURE-3d Pdge-6th column.
uyIP WANrED--7M Pd9e-5th column;
INsrRUCTToN--7fh Poge-3d and Atm coiumns,
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iGsT AM FoUSD-7M Poge-6th column
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brought them o prodigious amount OF extra
work. 1t is stated that over million pieces
OF election mail matter have gone through the
Office during the past few weeks. We need
not add that each one of these million odd
pieces was of overshadowing Importance, anu
that any failure in delivering or success IN ms
delivering would have been fraught WIFI
sermons consequences to some canddates am
hilton. not to sneak of the local political faorlc'
We have heard of no complaints, and feel war
ranted in assuming that the service was quite
eqral to the emergency.
The debate on the closure was resumed IN
the House of Commons last night. Sir Stafford
Northcote spoke in opposition to it, making the
familiar and feeble protest that it was an IN
reference with freedom of speech. 1t IS an
interference with license but not with gree
dom. Sir William Harcourt replying to him
well said that the closure simply meant giving
the House the control of its proceedings. In
view of the fact that the closure is sure to pass
it may console Sir Stafford Northcote to Dc
told that even with the closure in operation
the opportunities for filibustering are numer-
Gus for wary and astute parliamentarian'
If he needs further information on this point we
commend him to one of our State Assemblies
after the previous question is ordered on q mi.
norlty that is out of humor.
William c. Whitney, who for the past seven
years has occupied the responsible and oDer-
GUS position of Corporation Counsel OF this
city, yesterday sent his resignation to Mayor
Grace. The step thus taken Mr.. Whitney has
contemplated for some time. He states Ill his
letter that it has no political significance -
and the disclaimer, coming as it does at time
when all men of both parties are surfeted
with politics, will be read with not little sat
isfactiOn. Mr.. Whitney has served the public
with equal fidelity and efficiency. His admin
istraton of the Corporation COunsePs office
takes rank with the strongest and best. We
cordially commended his original appointment
seven years ago, and can now point with great
satisfaction to his record as sufficient warrant
for what we then said. His successor has been
trained under him, is familiar with the duties
of the Office, and qualified to discharge them !;
and we think, therefore, that Mayor Grace IN
the appointment he has made to succeed Mr..
Whitney has done well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07

The man THAT votes DeIOrc DfeakIaSt, ana
votes right acquires an appetite for that meal
which the best bitters that ever were COM
pounded can neither give nor take away.
Even those who are the most impressed with
the efficacy of capital punishment, as rule,
may we'll ask themselves if an exception Ongnt
not to be taken fol the benefit of May Booth, II
little coored girl of Surry Court House, Viz
ginia. VINO has been sentenced to be hanged on
the 9TH of this month for poisoning a man and
a woman. This maletactOr is but fourteen
years old Surely the worst use that child
just entering its teens can be put to is To be
put to death 1t will be crying shame upon
civilization If this sentence is not modified
telegram from Peabody carries the account
of the burning of talOw and grease manu-
factory at that point i'll Massachusetts,. Tai
low is reckoned good for bruises and 80 is
grease and since the entire Democracy of the
Bay State, General Butler in particular, will
find themselves in a bruised condition this
evening just as soon as they peruse the election
returns, the conclusion is inevitable that the
Peabody factory was consumed at o very in
Opportune time.
The public interest in regard to telegraph
consolidation will be revived by the decision
which We publish elsewhere to-day. 1t will be
seen that the General Term of the Superior
Court reyerses Judge ,Truax's decision that the
consolidation agreement of January, 1881,
entered into by the Western Union, the Amer
ican Union and the Atlantic and Pacific Com
panics, was legal and binding in all its parts
The decision, of course. is not final the parties
to the consolidation having still the option of d
new trial or all appeal to the Court of Appeals.
1t would seem, according 70 dispatch from
Columbia which we print to- day. that it is not
yet safe for black man to take an active in
terest in politics in South Carolina provided
the active interest is not in harmony with the
views Of his white Bourbon brethren. To
read of shooting and killing resulting from no
greater prOvOcation than the circulation of anti
Bourbon tickets by colored voters, and to be
informed that the Democratic cavalry COM
"panes throughout the county are niassing in
"force," is to recall the fine old days OF the
Ku-kuX.
1t is safe to conclude that the Post Office
employees in this city are not altogether sorry
that the campaign has closed. OF late it has
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DEMOCRATIC FINANClERIN5 NOT WASih''
Ernun Ihe 81 Louis Globe Denocrdt lkegI -.

The time has come wneD Legislation ,r n
soon be hud To correct the evils wnich haso ssnsI
flown ana the more serious which are Is aa,
from the accumulation OF silver AID the ncses.nsg "a
stable security Of the gTeeuDaek What the 40
Aet aceomoisned IL beng gradually ana partially Is
dome by tns S7cent dollar We are Ia no esssssh-
stand an adverse balance or trade IIere - ~ shis We
ing to our naneal harness. IL has kcteu "ot s,aty
nave been ASCENDING but it viii act ihte @ iii tas
when we oescend-and we can not b. COINS ss,w 90
time mat tao stream OF gold Is btginhhs " soca
other way is clearly told by the export "a nsu
ststistcs Tor the last year The situation I0 oes AZ
few years will need sclentino Treatment, ab AZ tae
oy snpnose That IL can get that az the nanas %
Democrats party There are some ef t' ssp DO
heads Among the Eastern Democrats, Du. narslce
nothing with the lruu,ndOus aud uncoLso'1 ayocats
OF tne Oulk o. their Con ressmen, wno tu-uss doar
The Continuance Of the coinage Oh the ssg
and me bret King down OF tAe National oanAiS,s
before they have anything adequate 10 NIL lie paw
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A PROPER CHROMO FOR BLAIR

Montgomery Blair, who Is a canli,aas Usss ,V Il
Congress in maryland, snows US that he sun aao
caHtie nteect He Is scattering over bis dlst,ies P
fogtaphc copies OF the picture OF me death " hI
i'm which sir Blair Is represented as standing " st
Iuis VIII warm The hearts of the people TO Lni -
NAV but We neg leave 10 suggest what We nvI
gard az sill appropriate and touchihg nv ab
photograph representing Ar. Bar s'shaiDs "
tic crlD.
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PUBIC OPINION.
GOOD ADNICE

From The Philadelphia Times md -.
Make up your ticket at your breakfast taD,
nut IL in your pocket go 10 the polls lnsme'''
after breakfast. and yOte-as you please
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The man that votes before breakfast, and
. votes right, acquires an appetite for that meal
which the best bitters that ever were COM
pounded can neither give nor take away.
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1t is safe to conclude that the Post Office
employees in this city are not altogether sorry
that the campaign has closed. OF late it has
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26

h,I' =" mind Of 'he Synod wa. ho,,r
h,3>Si 10 sucl. iclfcntc, 49,, 49, however, or.
IN, ;,',,H - comply with the rerr,I'',;' "Il.a;'y
,,rI,, 'rn ~ NE General Assru,lI,. ''.,.S". "a
,u"''a lAat the Pan Councii 49, o.' lhv
Cn;,,a:, n:,,Sociatlon and no, nm n.,',, ,"a!'n-
;i VI freshyterans an s,tarj,,r "a
iw 1a,,,S s simplicity of Presby,erianis"V' ,hy
it would NJ. ~, ,me speakers opposed beanSr ans,
relations wi,i' w. ,'"'ens to!rrs, into fraternal
nmH!Tch; !; This latter subinct Ire leSoyteiLan
h,a,H discussed BY the Syno1 ali ,h ,ioi ior'
upon it. 'aNihs already acted
ne Diaconntc question wos > ,,;,
iy;s uspoSSd OF, synod having unamins ,,i miees'
ri,ot III t',s', 'hc syllabus of princinl,s nn
thai Wi" VIZ tp Presented by DR.. Girardeau IN IN
Tie nn,co,mS nmS IS contained the following
trr,. 'eacoh attends to the pccmniar,. I, :
riSS,S OF the Church in collcciions i",ar} m
,,ot,tohs. ,,r;s. Attends TO the arnIira,;n u nisi 81
maii'i's To the roor-iirst witl;,, ~"'."i' o'
n'.t;i am II there are means ,"a,Il \" u
THie. lie should be AN clemen, ~ psirts o.,.
'i.sVs ~i,n', APPOINTED on financial n..,oni IN
hv,..r, ne committee OF Session pm.
PrrsEv,a,r" "ehsfni Assembly. iie is NOT n
is moi rnn,.,;' anu therefore cannot rule. II,
it III advisory council. AlItrn.,anu W.. ma!
iiti. iiG.'"s property should be Drarons .nI
.ss ,nas r,fimcipie embraces the Board Of Trns.
'eTS T, oi the General Assembly. rus
,,r'a'l,;.n'n lnn'n was characterized byrxcclIen,
nrcac n,,lI2, nnI Dr. Junkin, of Charleston
on S,,I ',a' ner! ably IN the Methodist Churc,
Irn.r '""S , morning and DR.. Girardeau AT
IT,, t1"n i'll the Presbyterian Chnr,.i, y; aiu III
,,'; ne ,o"ckcs Of the latter speaker on the I'M,
fHJ"it fn,J,, OF future recognition. were nrn.
T".u'S graphic, tender and rnnsnl.,nrr
,r;,I nu'il.nre WAS powerfully cn,hus:i
,r T..h emotion and in tears AS Inc snokr nr
,he ,e S sou. continued consciousness thrnnsh
sr,., 'u ura',i h"'r AMI its entrance on the new
sctneS of the grca, future W ''' '''"
synod will meet in An,,,rx,r 49,,
"i October, 1883 va '''e -'''ii
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;, nn ,Tei"rencc 10 orr a,ycr.;sir.. o.,,
VII 4y seen that Mcssr. ! ',nuMnS
anL =. ~. Won liasscln have f,,n,.r i,''l''e4'
partnership in the business -. n!e'i Co
aunos ana organs. Their rcpo,;,, Se'!Iiit;
pe az AR. Daniels jewclry store ;,'VrH i; WIN
ouni'uihS which has recently been c,LaI .nnsoi'li
i;nh, proved where you can purrI,, 80 ., 1.' ~
ensw % , p,a,io or organ at low price and nv
any tirI II you need an instrumcr, nr
ins. ' 8 'e mem a call before purchas.
pll nclc Josh met The ro,or,o. ;,
o'Icr DAY, and put the f,llow;n,,y y''r INK me
~ nm Say here, boss, va, go Ttc;.'yh
pd,,''in a office, and reads good deaI ~ ro ue
io you IL. ,eii m me why dat conick has cn,nn a''
not oxriai me reporter replied that he could
.yVoli n'', III ~, me reason for its existence
as a Sion ,e'i Sou' boss It's put up dai.
'tn OF November its biz tail o., Mr.sr @ ue
stllke ais State and sweep dc whnl,, ":no C,'' ~
Dack party ou'cn cxistci,rc" ''''h'
invite the attention of our roadarS "a
i,.c nv, advertisement Of Mrssrs SnlIiran g.
,;t' d. successors TO Mcssrs. Sullivan &. Wot
1iun, ;ri, "hirl appears in another coInmn
ae i,r,ar, sehlieihen have in store one of thc
largest anu most complete stn,ks ,,r iu Wy
ware agricultural implemrn,s ,,'L y, ''aiu'
c,hinery that has ever been shown 'i !, ma ..
h'i, hhe1son' and can supply anything from a
,"it or screw up to an engine Buyin,, j., !"
aAise io'S and at cash prices. they can Ht,,.r
eA!ra Inducements To persons desiring AM
shiils IN Their line. They intend mai inn;,
an a, exclusive business. McSsrs, Smiji~ans !. q
nio. nave had considerable expcrienrr !"
handling hardware aud nachinerv nn,, al ~
E:!:lliiliS but reliable and s,lnerinr ,n,',.
Give them call. '"o"S'
AR. lilnan {. Mcgee, an aged and Li,,,.
!! respected citizen of Oconce Countv J;"l
~ ms residence, near the Anderson ;ns ,',,,' ,,'
iasl thursday, 18th inst, after a shnrt III III
ness' III the eighty-tlird year of his one
Mi. Mcgee was most exemplary ,i,;zrn
peihf " :trong advocate of temperance ;,
consistent and useful member of Tho ii.n
siDaii Baptist Church. kind and aarcaahio
nelgiioor, and an aifectionate man in nIi nf
llle domestic relations of life. His rrmai,s
were inferred on Friday in the family hurw.
lhgsround near Townyille. in this ,'onn,,.
after appropriate funeral services whi;.h
were attended by Inany relatives and frinnL.
oi the deceased. Mr. Mcgee leaves n,amv
relatives and friends in this County Win
VIII ever cherish the memory of lis many ~,
virtues ana exemplary life.
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Proceedings Of the Synod.

,..a =, a., p,r n II F-;or-
we are lhaeoleu 10 tIe ~ - ;nasti,,, r., nr,
sketch of the proceedings OF me oonth
Carolina SYNOD al hs RECENT ,:, session n;o,, 3;
The synod OF SCUM Caro.ina, %hich IN
| cludes hve iresDyterles III ,nls o.a.e. allu
which is simply convention o! .Hese
Presbyteries, met. accorulnE 10 app1niht-
nent III the 1'resoyter,ah Snurch , eNn at Aone- I
vile G. II: Only part OF the lnli meih-
bership OF these bodies met on lhls "c'a- o
sion, making all aSSenblaSe OF rom W 10
100 members; the sessions were opened
by an exceedingly ihtertstins SERMON pS
Rev. Wm i. JACOBS, OF Snnt2il' me lot
mer Moderator. Kev. ar. COSBY, OF sum
ter County, put VINO nus Alnofeu ~ lne
lower part of this County, was chosen
Moderator. -,
The report oil the Theological Seminary
in Columbia was hlghiy encouraging. pc
tween o5 and ~, young men are no" Win
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
Tho Third Primary

= inc liiirI Primary Election in Anderson
County held OH last Sal.rduv nf,arnnn, 'n' wa
suited OF follows: Whole vote cast onlr
necessary to choice, 1905. Mr. II,
Scndday, received 1880 votes; Mr. il y
'lllikScales, received Oh votes Mr.. J. Rel.
ton Watson, received s47; and Col. IL !
rlckens; received 7G6 votes; so that Mr.. II.
u. Scudday was Nominated and fourth
race ordered between Messrs. r. +. Ciink.
scales and j. Belton Watson. The election
VIII come OIL Oh next Saturday, the 2Sth
ihSt.; beginning at II O'Clock and ending at
ciock III the afternoon. These elections
people, but there will certainly onlv be one
more ana We hope there will be full vote
at II. Every one can spare one or two
nouns on Saturday afternoon to vote. and
we trust all members OF the clubs will turn
out at that time
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
Woman Hope for Suffering Woman
Something New Under tho Sun.

her peculiar ailments, woman has been
compelled to suffer, not only her own ills,
but those arising from the want Of
knowledge, or of consideration on the
part of those with whom she stands con-
nected in the social orgn nization. The
frequent and distressing Irregularities
waited to degree which no language can
express. In tho mansions OF the rich and
tho hovel of the poor alike, woman has
been the patient victim of Ills unknown
to man, and which mono but she could
endure-and without a remedy. But now
tho hour Of her redemption has come
find relief in DIR. J. Bradield's Female
Regulator. "Woman's Best Friend"
Prepared by DR.. J. Brsdfeld. Atlanta, Ga.
Price. trial size, 7bc; large size, $l.50.
For sale bv all druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
Public Sale.

" Williamson, the Personal Property
Of the late DR.. i. g. Carpenter, consisting
in part cf
One Horse, Buggy and Harness.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Plantation Tools.
Lot Medical Books. Instruments, DC.
T. S. CARPENTER, Admir-.
Oct ~, lSS2 IL 2
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1t has been clearly established that Ca.
| tarrh isa blood poison; therefore, any
remedy that is Il perfect blood purifier
will c"-" this disease. s. S. S. is the ren,-
edy, being purely vegetable, and has been
known to cure some OF the worst cases
in a few weeks. Price, 81 90 and $I.75
per bottle.
Those indebted to Inc for goods are re-
quesfed to come forward and settle at once
as | am in need of money. ! have Oh hand
nice lot of fall and winter goods to which
invite the attention of the ladies'
l5-3 Miss SALLIE Bowie.
$50 Bushels Extra Blue Straw Seed
Wheat for sale The seed is excellent and
the variety good Apply to
4t JosHuA PRuITr.
iou vii! find very large lot Of Ken
tncky Jeans at j. L. Sullivan e. Co.'S; also
Boots and Shoes.
/. situation as Book-keeper or Salesman
Is wanted by gentleman of several years :
experience. Apply Mt this office. 1I.4
For Fine Tolc, Articles 60 to Whites
Drug Store.
Choice Gilt Edge Butter and many other
scarcities in our market, you can find at
Reed & Webb's
II you have sore eyes. cure them with
Wilhite's Eye Water.
Try Reed & Webb's special brands of
flour-"C. a. Reeds Granulated Patent"
and &c. w. Webb'S Choice" They can't
be beat anywhere.
For easy washing use Pyle's Pearline at
Whites.
Do not fail to see the new No 4 Victor
Sewing Machine before you buy. 1t has q
very large arm and late improvements
Call on c. A. Reel, Agent.
Fine Teas hi low prices at ~ iiiiiys.
Flavoring E1tracts-Cologne-C
Sets-Fine Tooth Brushes-Hair Brushes
cheapest at Wilhite & Wilhite.
Chandeliers at bargain at Willite I.
Drug Store.
BUGGIES!-Any person wanting q good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED g.
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them TO select the most reliable West.
ern Bnggies Mt lower prices than any one
The American Sewing Machine is still up
with the times. Come in and see the new
No. I, with large arm and late improve
ments-liyht running and noiseless. A
large lot arriving at G. A. Reeds, Agent.
Turnip Seeds 20 different kinis-fresh
and genuine-at Wilhite q Whites.
whites Eye Water, n sure cure for sors
eyes. Try it. Price 25 cents.
Ginger Ale, Soda and Yichy Water at
Whites.
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The BEST FALL AND WINTER BARGAINS
In the City only to be had as USUAL at the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT LEADER
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Notions, Etc. ETC..
a. LESSER, PARIS STORE.

A VIII" have M my m si @ customers close their
of
t MY IMMENSE STOCK
Quality OF Goods
OF
consequently 80 '@'
Fmre
nofa
"''''
your Hosiery com to- oeeA ''
scomet oseeA
Lesser BUY A.
Lesser '''"'N'"''
you II learin A. Lessee.
to A.
anlsec
itconet
Shirt see a Lesser
A. Lesser.
Gents !. !e Eyer Ufef11I come to see A. Lesser
&c A. lesser.
Shoe cOne A.
which Mr.
Vis the patronage al '"' al" co'hy III
Sept II, 1882
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Special Notice.

Parties indebted to c. A. Reed, Agent,
either by note or account, are earnestly re-
luested to come promptly and pay up.
have been extremely lenient with some of
you, but must now have my money, as
need it. My notes and accounts will be
placed i'll the hands Of an officer of the law
after December l. Respectfully,
G. a. REED, Agent,
Reeds New Building, near r. r. Bridge.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-09-27
Fashionable Bab;ee.

MA~Ao~~SO
Next to dogs (says Saratoga oor.
respondent)in importance come the b.
bies aud their maids. These a1e de-
cided feature on the porches Of the greet
hotels. Some Of the nurse-maids have.
on their white caps, two long streamers
Of gay striped sash ribbon, reaching
nearly to the ground behind; others win
have . square of diaphanous yelling
over their nurse caps from the front
In one way or another the maids attire
must minister to the whim or the pomp
of the mistress.
One particular girl-baby At tho States.
rejoicing in the name of Catalina, Is car.
ried about on . pillow resting in her
nurses arms, the pillow and the baby's
dress being stiff with costly embroidery
on q sheer white groundwork, display
ed one day over . pink foundation. an
other day over blue or lavender. and
the maids dress win be Of chints q
bingham Of exactly tho Same shade
Thus baby, pillow, and nurse form .
symphony in blue, or pink. or purple.
as the case may be. This il called tho
''prize baby" Of the States, and the On
ion has one nearly ~ fine. Idon't know
just why am sorry for such pampersd
babies, but am. Said Emerson:
when I think how I am sparing my
boy all that made me-the bsrefootsd
chambers and tho stern denials Of pow
erty-1 know am making . mistake;
but" he added, after . pause, Il can
not help il.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-09-27
Two Turtle Doves.

Over in the park heard of another
case Of billing and cooling, says writer
in the Louisville Courier Journal. They
were sitting on log near the Rock
Spring at their devotions.
':And you love mea' he said.
''Can you ask it7" she answered.
Il like to hear you say the sweet
words over and over again." he CUR
gled.
"Then I do love you and love you,"
she twittered.
':And must leave you tomorrow"
Don't say it, dear heart, don't say
It."
..And what will my darling do when
I am far away? What will she do in
these lonely evening hours without
meP''
'.Ahem!'' said an old bachelor, get
ting up from the dark end of the log
and starting off to the hotel; ''I'n tell
you what shell do in these lonely even
ing hours without you. She'll be sit
ting right out here on this same log
with another mash, making IS big :
fool Of it IS you are. Then he went
out into the darkness and came and
told me what I have written, and the
two young hearts viii readof it in these
lines.