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Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-18
Department.
NOM DE PLUME, EDITOR.
SATURDAY, NOV. 18, 1882.

Christmas is fast approaching.
Winter is putting on his mantle.
Butchering hogs is now the order of
the day.
We learn rabbits are to be found in
abundance.
Vennor prophesies big snowstorm
is to take place this month.
The little ones are already counting
the days between this and Christmas
Now forget politics and cast your
thoughts forward to Thanksgiving
day.
An enemy to Liver disease see ad-
vertisement of Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
The price of butter per pound and
the price of eggs per dozen are about
ditto.
Camphor placed in trunks or draw
ers will prevent mice from doing them
injury.
| The gardens that not long ago look
ed SC inviting, now present desolate
appearance.
About the hardest job of mending
some women have is mending the ways
of husband.
Be cautious and reserved with peo-
pie you do not know, and do not re-
peat all you hear.
This has been one Of the finest falls,
in regard to weather, that we have
ever experienced.
The Christmas books this year will
be the prettiest and daintiest the little
folks have ever seen.
"See that the floor is kept clear"
is the title of new song. It's not at
all popular with the girls.
The coming Christmas holidays
promise to be more generally observed
than any for many years.
| We are indebted to the local editor
of the Roanoke Collegia,e for copy
of that interesting journal.
Supervisors should now attend to
putting the country roads in proper
repair for the winter season.
A woman has to settle mans cof-
fee with the white of an egg, but she
can settle his hash with look.
No more sickness or trouble; read
the advertisement of Simmons Liver
Regulator.
"Does your wife play euchre?' he
asked. mo" was the reply, rubbing
his head, "but she heavy on poker. :"
You may be poor, you may be un-
known, you may never reach distinc-
ton, still it is your duty to shut the
door.
A trip to the country in the beauti-
full month of November is one of the
greatest pleasures that can be granted
to one who dwells within the confines
of town.
Do not try to pull down the man
who seems to be rising above you for
if he is worthy he will slip out of your
hands, and you will be the one that
drops in public estimation.
The protracted services at Mount
Thomas, under the lead of Rev J. E.
Widmeyer, have proved very success
full. Up to Tuesdey night last there
had been twenty-four seekers and four
teen conversions.
In these days of bank failures it is
safest for the farmer to make his de-
posts in banks Of rich soil and more
manure, bay improved stock instead
Of bank stock, and the only shares he
should indulge in should be to share
with his wife and family the comforts
of good home.
This is the season for fall fevers of
the malarial type. The man who sue
cumbs is in for long siege, and will
be lucky to come out whole by New
Year. Just now little attention to
diet and considerable attention to ap-
parel in its relations to the weather,
are worth more than the wisdom of
doctors.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-18

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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath; Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pain is felt under the Shoulder-blade mistaken for
rheumatism general loss of appetite Bowels
generally costive, sometimes alternating with lax;
the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy,
with considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of leaving undone something
which ought to have been done; slight, dry cough
and flushed face is sometimes attendant, often
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
OF WEAKNESS and debility nervous, easily startled
feet cold or burning, sometimes prickly sensation
of the skin exists; spirits low and respondent,
and although satisfied that exercise would be bene
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to
ofthe above symptoms attend the disease but cases
have occurred when but few of them existed yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
It should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of the above
~ symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in I'm
healthy Localities, by taking dose OCCASION
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau-
sea, Drowsiness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
will invigorate like glass of wine. but is no in
toxicating beverage.
If You have eaten anything hard of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals or Sleep
less at night, take dose and you will be relieved
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Housed
For, whatever the ailment may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can
never be out of place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT rs PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has al! the power and efficacy of Calomel or
Quinine, without any of the injurious after effects
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and am satisfied it is a
valuable addition to the medical science
]. Gill SHORTER, Governor of Ala
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Ca,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use OF
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it
further trial.
THE only Thing that never fails to
Relieved have used many remedies for Dys-
pepsia,9 Liver Affection and Debility but never
have found anything to benefit me to the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. sent from Min
nesota to Georgia for it, and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who are sim
iarly affected to give it trial as it seems the only
thing that never fails to relieve.
p. N. JAnNEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
DIR. T. W. Mason says. From actual ex-
perience in the Of Simmons Liver Regulator in
my practice haye been and satisfied to use
and prescribe It as purgative medicine.
D9 Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red Trade-Blark
and Signature Of j. III. ZEILIN Il CO.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Winchester Timcs.l

Winchester Times.
By the latest returns the House Of
Representatives of the 48th Congress
will stand 20l Democrats and ia Re-
publicans-counting all of Mahones
men as Republicans.
The Democrats have a majority in
the Congressional delegations from
twenty-one States. In the event of
the next Presidential election being
thrown into the House this will ena-
BILE them to secure the cleo ton of a
Democratic President.
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For County Commissioners

III" many ri'Ti. "f IiMi.- T. 'NIi.AffiM
r'Nr"',iHily Mhnrv" litt a, rh,i!.lAi,. tor illu
Important al f',I"nsIh." "G.' pl county JfH-
n...i"i.'r s"'g,i to- 'lr I'.inpr'aiu primary
'l'fInu 81 ':lI'iu. B, 2. "i.-af.H ,O!!.,l ann
l",i ~ l"it!" a. ''iar Run Va
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ini i-'Ipnri"I" "!!.," 81 county t"rnrui->i"iur--
r".g'ti ." ~" i'nI'''di'r primary 49, iipi.
li. fI!'uL, nftii'T ". KEN ni Bru-hv
{ r,k amn""m'' hIr - cainiri.tr fer county
rr'nI-':":s"I, ,s.' 'i iy tho rvs 81 ti, Primary
l!"rti"n E'.t ~. krn- wn'iIi n.k" a mos, c;iI-
cent AMI p"it.lIf commissioner
II" f.,r.h, "i ME- Il MARCUS EI.ERI~S an
n"'iu'" tara ~ raii.iA;r tor Ir-,lr,'lvu to Tie
"ih'" "i '"umy t"mmi'si"n"r. Mr. Iurri,- i a
E'nii"rntn "i Inn" prAti"a J,.H.r"'r', aI'I will
max ,"9riIi Ati SAFE ,I'l,cr. ~ j. auIinun,ud
-ra''l''i I" thr IiIH.ti? !."fi ZION.
ih. ulnIy iiirrri, Il NJ; 4 II .iDNi-- r..I,rt
iUi!t ''.htHlu"' Inn a. r,'ii!n'. i"r r,-,i"tiiun
- iti" lmi"r'aui "i.rr "t "uuiy commissioner.
" i"n", - priri"Ii nIa'i. and vii. MAXI an
,.r'ahI- "i'r IL" vii! ir i.n >u'y": {" ia"
F!ipar! I.!",tI"E.
Ih" many ni,nh> Of NJ H. J. pAcI~ r,..r,ct.
il.A: amm".i'r hru = candidate rpi '"uTty
Tia" i".mi"rra'lr primary .l"cipn.
Il :. BAILEY i. r.I",titliy nominated rs a
"an'iiia'" f,r County '"nuI!.s: .,'"r sul"r; tn.
i"ntDr th'lr Primary l.rcriyH Iii, past services
ar" - >"itlirn .mainilic" "f III, iIin'.> for this
ui," MANY uilSD.
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Tie Savannah Valley Railroad.

Tho ever wide awake Columbia CORES
pondcnt of the .Nrws 0d Imu,Jrr writing
t. that paper give. the following clear
statement uf the condition and prospects
Of the Savannah Valley RnilroaI:
When ] was ut Anderson ii few dny,
since GEN. Humphreys. one Of the lirrc.
tors Of the Savannah Valley Kuirund.
gave me most encouraging account OF
the progress which has hrcn ii1ndo in the
construction Of this road. Tho grading
!, the entire line from Anderson to
Dorn'S Mino is under contract Ia Major A.
j. Twiggs, an experienced and most ac-
two engineer. Twelve miles have been
graded i'll Ahbcvillc, and fifteen miles in
Anderson County. Ninoiulrs have hccn
graded in tho Mt. Carmel section of ..b-
bcri!lo County, and Oh tho Anderson
siuG tho grading has been completed to
within TWO miles of Anderson Court
house Major rwiggS has suvcntv-tiye
cnnvictS and ono hundred and fifty hired
hands ut work on I'll" road and rnnloys
n force oi eighty four mules. lIu also
mas III active use patent grading ma
chime which IL drawn ly from ten to iif
teen mules, and does II great deal Of
work with much expedition. 1t is cx-
pertcd that tho :;ruiii;, will he compile
ted to Anderson by the miuuio Of Ucto.
ber or the first ot November, and tina:
tho grading OF tho entiro limo will DO
pS tHt llTSl Ol next MAY. In0
work 80 far has been done in an excellent
manner, and is said to be fully equal to
tho work on tho old Rlue Ridge load.
n proposition has been received from
company of Now York capitalists,
through Mossis. J. j. Cohen X sons
bankers OF Augusta, to iroh and thor
oughly equip the road as soon as tho grad
ing has beon finished. The New York
syndicnto, in exchange for first mortgage
bonds ut tho rate Of $l5W0 per mile,
agree to iron the road with standard steel
rails, to build all tho bridges, tressles, do
pots. water tanks, &c., along tho line, to
furnish fifty freight cars, four first class
passenger coaches, four express and mail
ears and four cngincs-in II word to COM
plctely stock and equip tho road so that
1t will bc ready to meet whatever demands
may be made upon it. The directors Of
the road have not yet concluded to accept
this proposition. but have tho mattor nm
der consideration.
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TAX NOTICE.
TKr,sI'prp's OrJ.I,.J.

TRE,suEEK's OFFICE,
ANpEK,nS. :. g., Sept. =, 1882
NJ Office is hereby given that this office
AN will be open from the 18th day of
September to the lst day Of November for
the FALL C"LLE'Tl"S Of State, County,
School and Poll Taxes for the fiscal wear
lSSl. \ penalty of five per cent will be
added To the first installnlcut, where the
same has not been paid in May. The ratio
OF taxation is rs follows. viz
10. state Pn:poScs........... Il Mills
For County Purposes. ~
For School FurrosrS......... :
Poll Tax. ..............-.......$l 90
All PERSONS between the ages of 81 and
60, on the 1st day of June. 1881, not other
wise exempt by law, are liable to and
charged Will. Poll Tax.
Will alsu be prepared tn receive any or all
installn"nts of taxes due the Savannah
Valley and the Atlantic md Frcnc., Broad
Valley Railroads.
Pursuant to nm Act OF the Legislature of
this State looking To the convenience Of
taxpayers III different sections of the Coun-
ty, will visit the following named places
on the days mentioned, viz:
picrcctown, Tuesday, October 81.
WiSington's 8 Store, Wednesday, Oct. ith.
Wiringtnns Store, Thursday, Oct 5th.
I,arkin Nrwton's, Friday, Oct. 6.h.
Pendlcton, saturday. Oct. 7th.
Ccntreville Mills. Monday, Oct 9th.
w" NCl lUtn.
Btoylcs' Mills. Wednesday, Oct. llth.
Roberts Church, Thursday, Oct 18th.
Hollands Store, Friday. Oct. 18th.
Longs Shops, Monday, Oct 10Th.
Shcrard's Store, Tuesday, Oct. 18th.
Sherard's Store, Wednesday, Oct 18th.
until 2p. III.
Carswe!l Institute, Thursday, Oct. 10Th.
Il. u. =. Robinsnns, Friday, Oct. Goth.
Thomas W. Martins, Saturday, Oct. 2fst.
lIonea Path, Moui.:!', Oct. cad.
IIonra Path, Tuesda:, Oct cath.
Relton, Wednesday. Oct 25th.
Williamston, Thursday, Oct. 26th.
Pclzcr, Friday. Oct. 9TH.
On all other days not mentioned in the
above stated programme, viz: From the
18th Of September to the 2nd Of October,
inclusive, Saturday, October 18th, and from
the 18th OF October to the lst Of November.
inclusive, this office will he open mt An,ler.
son Court House
Office hours, while travelling, FROM 10
n. III. to ~ p. III.
NJ. +. TRIBBLE,
Treasurer Anderson County.
Sept Z, 1882 8 q
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wONIAN's RIGHTS.

The Columbia correspondent of the
Neus and Courier, who finds out every.
thing, says:
In addition to all our other woes tho
women snfrragists have begun their oper-
ations in this Stnto, and All effort il being
made to secure the representation Of
South Carolina in the thirteenth annual
meeting of the American Woman's Suf-
frago Association. which will assemble at
Omaha, Nebraska, on September IL aud
Is. A circular signed by Erasmus Cor
noll, president, and Lucy Stone, chair
man Of the executive committed, states
that "the WoInan's Suffrage Constitution.
al amendment now pending in Nebraska
makes tho present occasion of special in
terest." In q letter. 20 somewhat noted
woman in this State, Henry b. Black
well, corresponding secretary Of the con.
Germ, says: "We shall DO much obliged
IL you will sond us written report of the
Woman's Suffrage work in South Caroli-
M to be read at the Convention and pub
lished with its proceedings"
1t had been hoped that we should be
sparod the missionary efforts Of the
strong minded old maids from New Eng
land, but at last thoy have determined TO
invade the State. -
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=. L.
BE II ORDAINED, by the Mayor and
Aldermen, composing the City Council Of
Anderson. 5. c.:
That any and all persons, Company Cor
poratc Body or Managers, by whatever
name the same Shall be known, before ey
hibi,inS any play or entertainment of any
kind for reward or pay, either directly or
indirectly, shall pay To the Clerk of the
Council Three Hundred Dollars for license
for the privilege for each day so exhibiting
the same i'll said City.
II. That any and all such persons, Com
panics, Corporate Bodies or Managers, com
ing within the corporate limits of the City
AMI passing through any of the streets to
any point outside the corporate limits, with
the view of cvatling the payment Of said
tux for said license, shall pay the said sum
of Three Hundred Dollars license rs aiurc-
said before the procession or any part there.
OF shall begin to move.
ILL., That any Exhibition, Show, Circus,
or play, by any person or persons Compa-
NY, Corporate body or Manager, exhibiting
or playing at any point contiguous Or near
the City limits of the City of Anderson,
for pay or reward, with the view Of evu,linr
the payment of sai' tax so imposed ns
license for the same, shall be deemed in
violation Of said Ordinance and the pro-
visions Of said charter, and before the same
shall be commenced, the parties so exhibit
ing shall pay to the Clerk of the Council
the ceum of three hundred dollars rs lic,ns :.
for the same.
All Ordinances or parts Of Ordinances in.
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
Done and ratified i'll Council, and the
- seal Of the corporation of the City
l.. $. "f Adcrsnn, :. G., affixed thereto
- this 9TH day of September, y. ID.
1852.
y. :. MAXWELL. Mayor
WI. S. BIowS, City Clerk.
Sept. 1852 s
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
House of Representatives

Tho many trcnds Of COL. W. a PICKENs re-
specially announce him rs suitable man to rep
resent Anderson County In the next General As.
senihy subject to the Democratic Primary Elcc-
lion.
Having been solicited hy many friends. have
consented to bccome II candidate for the House of
Representatives. Ii III supported Mt The next
primary election for that position, l shall repre-
sent tho people of Anderson County faithfully
rhall support the nominees OF tho party ana work
Tor the success of the Democratic ticket
The many friends Of MR. J. BELTON WAT
SON respectfully announce him as suitable gem
tleman to represent Anderson County In thu next
General Assembly, and will urge his election to
thnt position, subject n the result OF tho Demo.
cratic Primary Election.
COL. II. Il. a.. ROBINSON, of Martin town
of his Club, is hereby nominated by his many
friends as candidate Tor the House OF Rcprcscn-
tatiycs, subject to the Democratic Primary Flee
tion.
The friends Of CAPT. ii. r. vANDIvER re-
spcctfully announce him as q candidate for tho
House of RenrcschtatiSes-subjec to the action Of
the Democratic party at the primary election.
The many friends of MIR. REUBEN r. CLINK.
SCALES respectfully announce him RS q suitable
gentleman 10 represent Anderson County In the
next General Assembly. He will be presented as
o candidate, subject to the Democratic primary
election.
The friends of GAIT. y. T. RRoYLEs respect
fully announce him ns candidate to represent
ocratic Primary Election. MANY VorERs.
We are authorized to announce COL. +. NJ.
RUCKER candidate for reelection to the House
of Reprcscntatives-sutjeot to primary election.
The many friends OF DIR. II. I. EF'rING re-
specially announce him rs suitable man to rep
resent the people OF Anderson County In tho next
House Of Observation-Disclosures 70 the primary
election.
Many friends In The Belton Democratic Club
beg leave to nominate MAI. F. Il. MURRAY to
represent Anderson County in the next Legisla-
,ure-suhjcct tothc Primary Election.
The friends OF H. NJ PRINCE respcctN;ljy nm.
nounco him as q candidate for reelection to the
liouse Of Representatives subject TO the actiop Of
the Primary Election.
The friends OF MAI. A. S. TODD respectfully
announce him rs a candidate 10 represent Anter.
sou County in the next Legislature subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary election.
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srrEHISTESDEnT or EDrc.ATioN.

The State Executive Committee, ut its
meeting last week, ac, opted The rcaigna-
tiOn Of Gen. Capcrs from the State ticket
a5 the Democratic nominee for Suprrin-
tcndcnt Of Education, and adjourned to
meet Oh next Wednesday night, the l3th
inst, ut which time the election Of Il sue.
ccssor to Gen. Capcrs on the ticket will
be held This action was for the two
f,ld purpose Of securing rs full a meeting
o! the Committee ns possible and also to
give all parts of the State an opportunity
to express their sentiments rs to who
would best fill the position, which is sec.
ond in Importance only to the Governor.
ship itself. We think the Committee has
acted wisely in this delay, and now pre-.
sent for tho consideration Of the Commit
tee, and Of The State, the name Of Rev
Samuel Il. Jones, ID. ID, OF Pcntlleton, ns
gentleman thoroughly competent aud
available for this place. DIR. Jones is y
graduate Of the Citadel Academy, and is
thorough scholar, having devoted his
life to mental work. He is one Of the
leading ministers of the State, and is
every way n most able and efficient gen.
tlomu.. Not only this, but lie is u rrnc.
ticnl educator of experience and success,
having been President Of the Columbia
Female College, and having shown great
tact and qualification a. Il tencher. He is
also II member Of the Board Of Visitors Of
the Citadel Academy. Dr. Jones, in addi.
ton to these qualifications, has the essen
Lial quality of being an excellent finun-
cicr, which r. il! be Of great value it, the
management Of the fiscal affairs Of our
common schools. lie comes from An.
dcrson County, but is so well known over
the State as 10 preclude The necessity or
prOpricty Of sectional endorsement.
lie j. in no sense II candidate or aspirant
for the office, having been suggested and
urged by friends before he had any in.
timation Of the fact that lie was thought
Of in connection with the position. If
nominated, however, he will accept, and
the party will secure the name of n can.
didate who will enthu.e the people, and
the State will be blest with the services
of man who will give TO our common
schools the highest development of which
they are susceptible.
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THE ..RssEEaAcKzs1ss ARR. RADICALS.

THE GREER; RACKIRs hisIs RADICALS,
If there could be any doubt that the
Grecnbacsers are in alliance with the
Radicals in South Carolina, the portion
of Gel. Casks speech at Rock Hill, in
which he spoke of emigration, ought to
satisfy every white man in the State.
lie expressed himself as opposed to an
influx of "lager beer drinking Du,chmen
anu spottedfaced Italians" but is in fl.
vor of bringing the negroes from Virginia
and North Carolina down here and max.
ing South Carolina, as he expressed it,
"a Black New York" His presence
excited curiosity, but his speech has
aroused All intense disgust for the man.
The new party want more negroes and
fewer white men. In other words they
want office, and expect to get it from the
negroes. To accomplish this, they have
of late been most assiduous in their at
tcntion to the colored brother. They are
trying to run the old Republican party
in South Carolina, under new name.