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RMnR expeIidnce and heneS. treatment
MDVhl ni secret dlAeaptR BSd cSSes
AhIqN wanted Home fcatment sent by
RIAllOAm mall GlYe your Symptoms ma
sddreS: Y; E1lLLRR, u. D., Qi6 Arch ItFeet
fAiiaaelPaiA, ~ mht'EthsSW
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ROTEL. ARRIVALS


Gus Blum, city Louis sICdenbach, city
\ ! T1gy, city " MRHbAll. MoOreheld
SWsGmPhelnicT, England " PInnell, baltimore
I W Fnrtc, Cleveland j Sherman, 81 MaIyG
i Mccormick, slSienYlllG II IgvOEe, TFOyEylile
IIoolh, QrCcnbdeF n D lIClmIGE, KIrtnOnt
. j tAnaley, New York Burns, baltimore,
I n Elwell. Zanesvillc II " wIk1n, city
. II Goodrich, WOOdSIleld N Hart, DjCr
I II MOng, city SE Jackson, RMS
Miss Mitchell, Hastings WSslmInton, Cameron
d Dawes Cameron JP Rodgers, Bethany
" FB Dillon, SkterSvlllG n T Osborn. jamestown
7 SpFlRgs, NoOdAheld GB Lloyd, Pittsburgh
o Cook 4 ", broad Tree Il Hume, Cumberland
W Mcconnell. Cumbld A W OXnAFll, W Va
q shAiier & W, Falrnont J @ Norris str, Lucas
jacob blum, city II Blum, city
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"You don't know" said charming young lady,
"hOw much OweyOu I was 10 bad With CatArrh
that could not associate with my former cOmpan.
Iona My head was full Of offensive matter, which
tainted my breath and clothing, and seriously NJ
iectCd my hearing and taste, besides dropping Into
my throat and making me cough. Ny parents
thought was going into consumption. | was 10
sick and unhappy that thought Of suicide. But
am 50 thankful found SaniOris Radical Cure. II
has cured me Of every symptom, and am now
Fragrant and wholcsome: CutIcnra soan.
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"8LACK.9RAUGAT" cures dyspep-
Iia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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FEVER SORE.
A THANKFUL MOTHER.

writes thankful mother ''Can afford you pleasure
you have that OF my daughter 70 IT, fullest extent
She was our hope and pride, crushed 10 earth with
q diShRurlpg ICFOtulOls skin hum0r, which has
been completely cured, after endless lcCi6FinR and
great suffering, both In mind and body ~ the III,
tlCun ReSOlVent blood puTiheF) internally, and
the CuticuEa aud cnilcnla sOap THE great skin
curcs) externally. HeFSkln is now ns soit, white
and beautiful a. baby's."
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FOR Good Shoes go to
J. T. STONE,
1l4O Main Street..
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Pleasant Remedy for an Aching Tooth.

DR.. L. G. Osborn, in the Medical
Bricj, states that his cook came to him
with swollen cheek, asking for some.
thing to relieve the toothache with which
she had been suffering all night lie
was on the point of sending her TO Il
dentist when It occurred to him that
there WAS in the house vial of com.
pound tiucture of bcnZoin
AFTER cleaning the decaycd tooth"
he say-, 81 saturated a pledget Of cotton
lint with the tincture, and packed it well
into the cavity, hoping this would suffice
in two or three hours i -hc was not re.
iievcd. was turning away, when she
said it might no, be necessary, perhaps,
~ ll.e pain vas already gone. 5nppos.
ing her faith had a large share in the re.
lief, | would not allow myself TO think
that the medicine had anything 10 do
with the cure any more than 80 much
hot water would have had But when
arrived at my Office TWO othor patients
were aHa:ting me wi.h the same alilic-
ton, and determined, by way of ex.
pertinent, TO use the same remedy. To
my agreeable surprise, both patients de.
clared themselves Immediately relieved
and begged vial Of the tincture for fu-
,ure use. During the winter a number
Of similar cases applied. and were in.
stantly relieved with the same treatment.
all expressing much satisfaction with the
remedy. 10 December ! told my drug
gist of the discovery, and recommended
him 10 sell il 10 any person applying for
"too,h.ache drops" This. he reports, be
has done, and that every one seems DC.
lighted with the medicine.
The reader should remember that ben
Zoin is IL rrsinuus substance obtained
from the .>hynt Jcn:oin, IA tree Of the
East Indies, having fragrant odor and
an aromatic taste. 1t should not be con.
founded with benzole, benzine or any
preparation from petroleum. Prairie
E.,-h,er
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WHEELER & WILSON
. Il w Z N G
MACH BGuE

TW7IIE undersigned desires to inform the
Il. citizens of Anderson and surrounding
country that lie is Agent for the HEaa-
proved wheeler g. Wilson Sew
Ing Machine. This Machine has been
STYLED the .houthcrn FavoFiGe"
-aii,, Justly should il he-fnr il is the light
est running. most noiscless, most durable
and easiest Machine to manage now in use.
1t uses the struisht selEadjustirg needle,
and the work passes straight from the ope-
rator IL does away with the noisy shuttle,
but uses a bobbin that holds one hundred
wards OF thread ON the underside. thereby
saving n great annoyance in stopping so
often to fill the shuttle. 1t sews from the
lightest to the very heaviest fabric without
change Of tention. 1t will do all the worl:
that any other Machine will do, and great
deal that no other can do. Each Machine
warranted for five years, and furniuned
with ali the latest attachments.
Parties in want Of n first. class Machine
will please call and see the New No. .
for family use, the No. q for shoe akers,
and the No. 10 for tailors and dress-
makers. They are beyond doubt the best
Machine on the market.
T.. l.. CLARK, AGENT,
Anderson, g. G.
JonN H. CLARK, Genl Travelling Agent
State South Carolina.
p. S.-The Mysicians recommend This lfu-
chine ds The snfcst for Ladies' TO use.
Sept II, 1882 5m
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. MASTERS SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, s
ANDERSON tCoUErv.

- Curt ef nmme-:: Rs..sss::s s.sss:::...s e,
d; T. Simpson. Plaintiff, against H.A.
Simpson, d. a. Simpson, ct al, Defend
ants Complaint for Partition.
PY virtue of an order of sale In the
-p above stated case, made by his Honor
Judge j. s. Cothran. will sell ut Ander-
son c. H., 8. c., on sALEDAY IN DE-
CE@BER, 1882, at public auction, the
wit:
TRACT NO. l, situate in Anderson
County. on q branch of Wilson's Creek.
containing fifty acres, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands Of P. T. Burton and Mrs MMH. q. NJ.
Scott.
TRACT NO. ., situate in said iCohuty,
containing sixty-three acres. more or less,
adjoining lands of Johnson Hall, J. b.
Burriss and ot',rts.
TERMS OF SALe-One. third cash; the re-
ma'nder on o credit Of twelve months, with
intnrcst from aySofnsale; purchaser to
givJ bond and mortgage Co secure payment
purchase money, with leave to anticipate
pa yment at any time. Purchaser to pay
extra for papefs.'
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov 0, 1882 II a
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sHERIFF's SALE,
STATE OF SourH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SourH CAROLINA,
-ANDERsok County.
pf virtue Of an Execution to mo direct
Up ed, will expose to sale on the First
Tuesday atter tho First Monday in Decenl-
ber, 1882, at the late residence Of 8. D. Deal,
deceased, In the Town Of Williamson, the
following PERSONAL Property, to wit:
Chairs, Centre Table Corner Table, !
Common Table, What.N Not. 2 Sofas, 8
Wall Pictures, lot OF Silverware, Is Bed
.steads, IL Mattresses. g. Feather Beds. Il
common Chairs. Dressing Stands, II Ia.
hles, LOT Of Quilts, Counterpancs. Sheets,
I low Gassa and Novels, lot Of Crockery-
ware, and 9 Bureaus.
LEVIED pn as the property OF S. ID. Deal,
decsased, in favor OIL! Henry H. Harper
against 8. d. Deal, deceased.
TEENS or, SALE-Casil.
= - 80 JAMES HzMcCONNELL.,
Sheriff Anderson County, 8. C.
nov tG,1 1882 1 iE lsa ~, 3
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ASDEKSOS County
In the tony, of Common fy,o,

In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Rebecca Holbrooks. Emily Meredith, J. K.
Meredith ct pl., Plaintiffs. against Cathe
rine Osborne, Elizabeth Bradberry, ct al.
Defendants Complaint for Partition.
DT virtue of all order of snle made in
I'D the above entitled cause by his Honor
Judge }. y. Cothran. will sell at Anderson
q. H.. ). G., on SALEDAY IN DECEM-
bER. 1882, at public ontcry, the following
described lands, as the Real Estate Of A BRAN
Meredith. deceased, to wit:
ONE IRA CT OF LAND, situate in the
County of Anderson, on branches of Bea-
verdam Creek, in Fork Township, contain
ing one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of Lewis Gromer, J. r.
Meredith. Coleman Osborne, Harrison
Price, ct nj.
Also, u small TRACT. near by the above
described tract, containing ten acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of d. L. Stevenson,
K: A. Sullivan, I. Is. Osborne, ct al.
TERMS OF SALr-0ne- half cash: the re.
mainder to be paid within twelve months
from day Of sale, secured by u mortgage of
the premises. with leave TO anticipate paw
ment at any time, and to. pay extra for pa
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov 9, 1882 S. H. s-r-ssygr, -. As~
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STRONG


A grea, many people are nskirg
what particular troubles ERnwN's
IRON birrERs is gooi for.
1t will cure Heart Disease, para!.
ysis, Drol,sy. Kidney Disease, Con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism.
; Neuralgia, AMI all similar diseases.
Its wonderful curative power is
simply because it purifies and en-.
riches the blood, .hus besipniag at
the foundations. and. BY bnilding up
tn %N-m. drives out all disease.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY IHsTrr
LEXINGTON, VlRela.

This well known STATE In,,i,,,,',
in successful operation since issa'ausa issa aug. h
reorganized by the act of Mil ssa hIrs
new Board Of Visitors, and Tho - .i : Issl
old Faculty. Is ncg r.e;sTeJ n .s,e.::su', .,ts:',
best terms. the dlstinc!l.e ad,sni;Ir p,
.;cientihc and Military School ena.' nSa q 9:
Z. s. Military Academy at Wesi pai', w. nj
the same system so succes,fullv nnns ~
war. The Faculty, which onrs tDsS i1s;. S,z
Stonewall Jackson, Gen. r. F sI.a
Al. r. Maury, now consists Of ibs toIssl
intendent and Professors: ''a'siih
Gen. FRANCIS II. SMITH, LID ss,.,,.
and Professor Math and Mo,,I plI.a.ts
Gen. 7. II. WILLrAMsoH, Prof Pr,ttI,,;rit
Col. s. SUR, Com. Cadets and Prof T,s;e
GO! J. NJ. BROOKE, Prof. Phyule,
Col; n. d. HARDIN, Prof.. General ,a !.
Chemistry, etc. AZ y
Col. I. NJ. SKMnEs, Prof Modern I,,-,..
Col. J. w. LYELL. Prof. Math. ana -.
Col. J. II. MORRISON, Adjunct Prof o..
Col. E. W. NICHOLS, Prof Girl ~ y;
Engineering and Astronomy. -
Under the direction c. IN ef6ti.n, ry,,,.
mfttee Of the Board Of ' ,sltor,. md riS n |,
larged annuity from the State. erp,n,,, -,
are reduced to the lowest rata. ss,r,s.
SEPT. I. ''''t''
For information or appointment ,i1s,
Nov 16, 1882 Is '''
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- 1t is stated that John Holmes, of
Morgan County. N. c., has raised eleven
children, seven boys and four girls that
he has 73 grand children, SO boys and 30
girls and 80 great grand children. And
further. that ne is 70 years old, weighs
800 pounds and has killed fifteen hundfed
aee- and one bear. The entire family,
except one son, live in Morgan County.
All the older ones belong to the Mission
ary Baptist Church, and the men all vote
the Democratic or white mans ticket.
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Patents and Claims.

VTAVING formed q copartnenhip !
HI Us. Dufiie & Co.. OF Washing
D. c., I am prepared to prosecute prom
all claims for Pensions, or Increase 0! !
sions for Soldiers, or the widow, ana
dren Of soldiers who served In tho vi
1912, the Indian wars, the Mexican "
the late war. Also, Bounty, Bsd
Restoration to Pension Roll, Lana =
rants, and all other claims agtins
Patents secured for Inventions. D'soo'I
Designs and Trade Marks. 10 lee q.
except for preliminary examination :
q Patent is obtained. a.
w. D. BEWLEY, AndeBon' y :.
July 13, 1882 o. y
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RICH ESoUGH.-Judge Hilton, who
inherited large part of A. I. Stewards
estate, and whose withdrawal from busi. |.
ness caused a great dea! Of talk if not
censure brought out Mr.. Talmage in de.
fense of the act. In recent lecture he
said: so far from deserving this disrepu-
table carricature and industrious lying Of
the public in regard to his private affairs,
think he deserves great credit for his
common sense. The simple fact is he
got enough money and stopped. With
ton fortunes he ought to have been salts
fed. He gives example to ten thousand
men In this city who have enough and
do not know it. Instead Of stopping,
like Judge Hilton while they have health
apd strength to enjoy what they have
gathered, they 60 on toward their graves
asking for nlore--an ass crouching down
for more burden. There are merchants
;;i the counting rooms looking through
their spectacles and trying to see If they
can't pick up another sixpence before
they die. They oughfto have quit fif.
teen years ago. They ought to have got
out of.the way and give the boys chance.
What o commentary on the diseased state
of the public mind on the subject Of
money getting, thatso few people can
understand that it ID impossible for d
man TO get all he want! OF thisi worlds
success think it IL one Of the most
exhiiaratipg facts that in this century
we have found man who had enough
money tostop." q io tg}fviezSiG
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Uf,rncrx-

4" the Court Of Common Peas.
Thomas j. Wi!lifOrd against Emma T..
Wiliifurd, J. r. Williford and others
Complaint for Partition. -
DURSUANT TO an order Of sale in the
IL above stated case from ';is Honor
Judge C0thran, dated Nov. o. 1882. I will
sell ut Anderson, s. g., on SALEDAY IN
DECEMB 1852. the Tract of Land de
scribed In the prndings, to wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing
BIG acres. more or less, adjoining lands Of
DIR. J. L. Cook, j. =. Anderson, u. X. Wat
son, >. J. Barrett and others.
Terms OF SALH-One half cash the bal
nnce on credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, purchaser 10 give
bond and mortgage TO secure the unpaid
balance, and to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov l3, 1852 IL 8
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Ginning Notice.
Pendletou High School.

HNIIE Pendleton High School is now in
Il successful operation under the charge
and supervision of l.. e. Lake. The course
of study is thorough, and students are pre-
pared for the higher classes In College.
Tuition payable quarterly. For terms, DC,
apply to
u. c. LAKE. a. NJ.
Principal.
Oct 10 1850 Ia Am
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What n Policeman Saw.

Just wee bit Of sweet faced child,
with wonderfully clear brown eyes shin.
ing through mass Of tangled hair that
driltcd over them. A pair of red lips
quivering with the sobs that sh ok her
slight frame. Soft checks, down which
the tears were falling like April rains.
That was what a policeman saw.
II want my mamma" she sobbed, in
reply to n question from him. "She
lives in big house way off, Daisy said.
I'm trying TO find her. They pnt her in
an ugly box and shut her up tight, and
papa just cried and said she was with the
angels. DO you know where they are?
! want to 60 To her. Can't you take
me?"
Something in the officers eyes made
indistinct the objects around him AZ he
took the little one in his arms and asked
her name.
"Oh, it's only Mamie" she said.
"Mamma's Mamie, and know she wants
me. Won't yOn take me to herr" lie
started with the light burden toward the
station, but before be reached it she had
fallen asleep, talking Of mamma and the
angels. AT the station, her father, anx-
ious aud startled, was aw aiting to greet
her, end as he took her no opened her
eyes just long enough to sec who he was
aud whisper: Papa, mamma wants us.
] know she is lonely; let us GO to her -
and then the tired eyes closed again
and the dainty head dropped to broad
shoulder, fast nsleep.
/; mny bc that the smile which made
bright her fnce ~ she dreamed, was only
the reflection of her angel mothers as II
sh0ne into that OF her child In lone
ly ward in the worst part Of the city las,
night q brawny policeman forgot the
long hours as he remembered the sweet
face Of dainty bit of girl seeking her
mother who is n dweller with the angels
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The Honea Path High School
4 AT FoSEA PATHA 81 c..
FOR BOYS and GIRLS,
WILL begin on MONDAY, November
w 9th, 1882. s..tr4.a IS.
The services Of an accomplished Lady
have been secured TO teach Vocal and In
strumental Music, Tho girls will be exer-
cised daily In Calisthenics, and the boy in
the military drill. For terms, &C.. address
II. @. REED, Principal.
Nov 2, 1882 10 GIN :.
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Your CoMPANIoNs-By what rule
do you choose your associates ?" said a
merchant to his newly engaged clerk.
The young man hesitated. Finally he
said: II don't know that | choose my
companions by rule; it is just as it hap
pens. am thrown in with certain peo.
pie ut my boarding house or in the store !;
l like some young men the moment |
see them others repel me. a man has
TO do the best he can If you wish to
succeed, you will take pains to have for
friends only the honorable, the intelli.
gent, and the straightforward. 1t is q
mistake not TO have standard Of judg.
meut. Young people do not understand,
when they set gaily forth on the journey
of life, that they will be made or marred
by the company. they keep. Far
more than we imagine, we are all rodi.
fled by our companions.
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NOTICE FINAL sETTrpuD,..
~ 4, The The unders;Ssaasa. Ssas., adm;n;s!; nSks!
the Estate OF Zachariab Vsilin!sIr' Vsitn
hereoy gives notice that be VIII viii y sss :
day January, 1883, apply tn,j to u "a y!
Probate of Anderson Conp,v & !" es u;
settlement of said Estate, and :" . = !
from said Adminis,ratorship' %
Nov l6, 1882 1"lhr 10 Asa
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A.liIyC Cured. Of Rheumatism.

baltimore. Md, May =, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when l commenced
-J:.- taking Browns Iron Bitter, and J.
7 jseareely bad strength enough 70 at.
lend 70 my daily household duties.
lam now using the third bottle and
~ am IeentniH2 s,repath daily, md
Cheerfully recommend Il to all
] cannot say too much in praise
- alit. Mis-. MANY E. BRAsi,GAR,
rfTG.E.t ass ,'iS3 l32 Pre- exthiaia II
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THE STATE CT SOUTH CARollll
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT or COMGyOg pvp,r

Frederick w. Wagner and George A. E,-l
partners In trade under the firm nan. M
OF F. w. Wagner d Co., Plainiiif,, ,rri,tj
liam Turner, Defendant.-Sanr,esi IN +
Demdnd-C6mpidin >. Serrsd.
To William Turner Defendan, IN ibis n,!l1
VOU are hereby summoned and fequini I
Il sver the complaint in this action, ssss
fled In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Colr ii
mon Pleas for the County of And.roa 4
serve copy of your answer on ths iutsrs,
their Office, at Anderson @. H., S. c.. uitkili n
davs after the service or this SUMMON o
exclusive of the day Of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint viiti
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply 10 !t.l
for Judgment against you for tho sun Of tn
dred and eighteen dollars, with intsres: d iik
Of seven per cent. per annuu from the trat
November, one thousand eight hundred Md,
one; on seven and S7-l09 dollars, and insrs
the rate Of seven per cent. per innun f,sl
day November, 1882 on two hundred itd !.
100 Dollars and costs.
Dated November 8th, 1852.
BROWN, TRIBBLE 4 BR0ES,
Plaintifs Al;o,r.p
A..
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--"I don't. ask any mans advice,n'
said the man with the big bump Of self.
esteem. II do my own thinking"
a"Yes," murmured Fogg, II shohld think
you might, and not be greatly overwork.
ed, either Il! sf, 8
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Kidney Disease Cured,

Z 80 ChristianSburg. Va, 1885,.
Suffering from kidney disease,
fr,Nn which I.could ret no reRef. l:
,rt,n tried BJoun's Iron Bitiers. which
- ~ cured me completely. A child Of :
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
.@s.sses-v. had no eppesiie and did nos seemteS-
be able to cat at all. IRave him Iron
'it,.rs with the happ!sss results,
J. KyLe M6afaGeEs
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Heat Disease.

Heart Disease. y, ~
~ vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa. /,
Dee. ,. 1881.
Alter trying different physieians
and many remedies Grs raipltatios /,
Of the heart withcdS fceeisinS env
benefit. vas advised 10 Try Browns
(, ,,,,RI Iron Bitrrs. I hayr ttseA TIVE kc.-
:. ,iea and never found anything that
gave me 30 much relief
Mrs. JENNIE Hrss.
For ,hsEeenliaE troubles to which !;
ladies are subject, Bs6wN's rRoN'
BIETERs is invaluable. Tyit.
"a e,,.a and r,a& &ba Con,,;na
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[sKAL] JOHN w. DANIELS, c.c.P.

To William Turner, Defendant In thiI rt.';;
You will take notice that the sunneni III.
the foregoing Is copy. together uiA "a.
plaint, was filed in the once Of John v. IN;
c. c. F., November 8, 1882.
BROWN, TR1BBLE 1 BRORA
PIaIn.ifI Ata1Iy;
Nov l6, 1882 Is
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Lumber ! Lumber !!

Il AN prepared to furnish all kinds of
Il Lumber, either dressed or rough, which
have on hand and for sale at the 3lue
Ridge Yard at Anderson. am also pre-
pared 10 furnish ali kinds of Moulding
Turned and Scroll Work at short notice.
JOHN kAUFMANN.
S,,,,rS lssl II 3m
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:, Jhis,. ieesst.ty that : assd eryss o,n,uen
@ snd hsa,ed rapdy After the trss sppIisatIop 81
evcx. r J. MORGAN, La9ranse Ga
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sADDLERYAND LEATHER.


TO-DAT g QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LEATHER OAK. No l, S9t9l0; 10. 2, 81 q
50.
HENLocR-Bes; bufslo slaughter 81, good %
best Mllamoras 70; No, >, .. good damage, "a.
OAK HARNEss lEATgER-No. !, SO J0SSc; No.
82c
RENLocX-rumo s.: do good, SO; do No s $40
FRENCH CAtFsNlN-el rs 10 | 90 according 70
quality.
PHILADELPHIA O(LFsEIN-NO, I, 81 l0tC1 n,
90 No. 2 81 90 10 TO-
PHILADELPHIA kTs-NC. l. SIC to 81 90, &C.
cording to weight
SHEEP SKINs--TOpping xxx per dOz, $40 90
Innings. white, N&XN. IS 80; Eussets, 6 to 5
The number of uses for which leather made
from sheepskin Is employed are almost number
less. Sheep are raised In large numbers over so
great 4 portion of the earths surface that the
supply OF raw skins is immense, and tanned
with either bark or sumac, or tawcd with alum,
It can, although possessing much less strength
than the goat,kin, be finished to initiate almost
any description of light leather. II fills large
place for Innings and iOCings in boots and shoes:
its use for boOkbiuding far exceeds that OF all
other kinds Of leather together; 1t is almost the
only kind OF leather employed for hat Innings
and for pocket books, ladies' belts, sachelS
toilet cases furniture coverings; and the thou
sands of lesser articles in which leather is used
Sheepskin is moro employed than any other
KIND, particularly in articles to be sold at a low
price