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tscram sntc Produce narket-WhoIesaIe
goo1sctsd daily Tor the RscoED. UsioH.j
RkoRAuENro. April SOtl


RAoRAHEsrc, April S0th.
FsUTT-Lsrncus, Sicily, sc 5Oa7; 0rauges-Pa a.
ms, s. 1893 Q 100; California, 81 25@2 q box
Limos, sl@l IS; Bonanss, IS Eo@4 . bunch
Fanezpplzs, $500 : doEcn cocoanuts, T98 e 100;
Appies. 81 5092 . box: Cranberrios, sI7@Is q
bbi Strawberries 15@l6c 9 ID.
Slg Sf.uT-s-A.ssofse.i, ss-fD cans, doc, 81 /;
asserted. gallon esns, s.: Peaches, ss-o cars,
50 Pc-s.aoe BlHeaerf'ess 2-5 csEs, 81; Nho--
siscsssiss, 81 II.
raIzs ERul1s-Appics, tlicel, 7@sa g D; do
q,-zssl.1. 6es7s pesgs, peeled, 799c; Go, Ia
rssss5, 49sc; Pliers. rlJtsd. 13G14c; Peaches,
li91ss; 90, p els, 158iec; PTrnes, German and
French lsesi3e; Blaekhsrdsa. l49I5c; figs. CALI
erals. esss Sh.
Peaches, s.; Bartlett Fears, IS; Plums, q IS |;
Bisskbsr5ses, ss@S % doosebsrries, s. s6 Straw.
bsrriss. IS Is; Aprccts, g.; Eusca. erapes e. rs
F.st c,.rrants. g IS; Cherries. s. TO-
ext: oaniihower, sieii Is !; osbb.Se, si@1 10
= cwt; Carrots, 5o@5oc y sack; TuInips.
60a7sc = 100; bunch Vegetables. Isie . doz I;
Hoess Bsdish, 6o7cs n Art;chokes 76c q dozen;
Jerusalem ATtichokes, ss94c y b; Rhubarb, 495c.
8skApsrUFEs-F e5 s. e Dbl; ostmeaJ. 90
a5 &c 100 fg, latter for Eastern; cornmesl. vel
low, D. s5@s 80; white, 81 80; Cracked Wheat, s..
poULrRE--IEve Turkeys, zoe Y n dressed, %
GeSs; sull grown Chickens. 60 5o@7 . dozen; young
Rcossers, 81 z dozen; btoiisrs, SSsS; tame Ducks.
ssas; oeese. 81 teG2 s pair Eggs. choice lots.
sSTs5c . dozen
CANE Sprigs, 81 50; Teal, 81 25 Hare, 81 75@
?: Rabbits, sl@l co. Doves, t0976c p dozen.
OAug PReDU0rs-sutter. choice, Is 925c p n ;
mixed lots, In rolls 9os2So = h Cheese, Califer.
mia, from 14Slbc; Western. iats. 10@lbc; ksT-
ms Cream, 10000.
HRATs-Beaf. SS9e: Ertton, &c . fb Lamb, "a
Sc FORK IO3IIc; Ves small c.lvea 9SsI0c: large Sc
LAY, GRAIN AND FEED-o4t hay, s15a1S y
ton Alfalfa. sIs to SIS > tn bEea, 3 ton, SIC
middhngs, SIS Per ion; harley, whole, 81 as
ground, q so; vhsEs, 81 s592 9 cwt tame osts,
x rrvf ecc-f 81 flf71 N 81 VT
As1sn EssAAscus-Seeis-k ItElfa I3Gi4c; limo
thy. Eastern, 10Sllc q D Oregon, selec +;
FED Clover, t7&isc; Red Top. Isi@itc; Euts-
lAaIIc; Almonds l6sGlec; Peanuts Eastern, 90
lDc (: California, S@ec Tsliow, TIC: Lard (CalifoT.
MAI, lon cans, lie Eastern, 16Sl6ls; hides, sSt,
HIGHT and medium. Sser, and heavy 9aI0c dry.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Aarices from. seattle.

SEATTLE, April 3O.h The Seattle coal ex-
pcrss during the month now ending aggregate
10, 296 tons.
Ga tho 24sh of May competitive exami-
nation will be held &C the University in this
city, tia prizs being the nsw csdetship at
the disposition of Delegate Brents. That
the youths of the eastern counties may have
an equal opportunity in this matter, . like
examination will be held at the same time IN
Walls Walla.
Including the work now in hand, this city
has spsnt in equippiog the Fire Department
since its organic ,tion, seven and a half years
ago, over S3s COO, the money going to two
lots and buildings, two steamers, hand en-
eine. hook and ladder outfit. three hose
carts, several Thousand feet Of hose, cisterns,
etc. It is now perhaps the most complete
possessed by any town on the COAT OF no
greater population. The ordinary monthly
exuenee of the department is Sl25, but this
will be doubled during the current year by
arrangements now making.
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senaior Eaasupds and Party.

Tucson, April 30sh.-A special to tie Star
from Gnsymas, Mexico, says: -Four cars
two Pullman and tao palacs-on special
train service, arrived here this morning, hay
ing on board, under tee charge OF l. L. Burr.
tor Edmund, wife and daughter; Miss
Arthur, nisce Of the President, and quite
large party of ladies and gentlemen from the
East. They arrived at 8 A. N. The Ameri-
cans here are preparing to cali upon Senator
Edmunds tomorrow, and the Consul has
offered his parlors for the reception.
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"THE headache in my casa was one Of long
standing, but DR.. Benson's Celery and Cham
omile Pills conquered. &c. T. Reiner, Ger
man Minister Of the Gospel, Lsslie, o. 80
cents. a. druggists.
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THERE is BALM FOB EVERY ILL.-H you
are suffering with chilIs. malaria or bilious
disorders, Mason & Pollard's Anti Malaria
pills win neutralize the poison, expsl it from
the system, invigorate aud restore you to
health. Druggists.
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ALL ALONG TIE Road.
Havs You Ever 1houghtq

Did you ever well consider,
As you journey on life's way.
OF the vast results dependent
On the things you do and say!
Rave you ever learned the magic
Treasured in one little word,
Fifty spoken, wisely chosen.
How it into being stirred?
And a soul almost despond1ng,
New, fresh inspiration caught,
Grasped anew lies heavy burden,
BY your bright example taught
How cold and icy nature,
Like northern wintIy blast,
Brings blight where might be blossom
Heavens own blue is over asst?
Possibilities Of greaines
May be crushed by ruthless hand!
Every aspiration withered,
Ere it ventures to expand
And the grandeur Ct lifetime
May be smothered in its bloom,
For the lack OF proper culture,
And genial, sunny home?
Then, don't call these trifiipe matters,
These email, every day affairs;
Words Will lat ss doth canker,
Life at least has many cares;
All our sections, words and manners,
With great results are rife,
For in each soul is hindered
Or advanced in higher life.
-IBostcn Budget
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GEO. W, POTTER, Banker.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan. 81, 1879
Gentlemen Having been afflicted for a
number of years with Indigestion and general
debility, by the advice of my doctor I used
Hop Bitters, and they sffordsd ma almost in
slant relief. I am glad to be able to testify
in their behalf. THos. G. KNOX.
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vlcoE, strength end health oil found In
ops ~ L Of Browns Iron Bitters,
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kan Frauoisco nTeat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcssses from
Eisaf.hterers 20 dealers:
RsSE-Prine, slgo,; medium grades, 7l@s,;
Inferior, g. 9Tc = b.
yEII-Lzrge calves 1880; snlall ones, 9e1Oc
= ns
afuTToE-WetheEa are quctabic st Sc, and eweI
at st54se . b, according to quality.
f.sa.B-Spring is quotable at &c % b.
EcsK-lAFe Hoge, sasks fer hard, and 767l'
70, soft; dreSsad DO. l0s&l0as q b for hare
grain Hocs.
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The Chicago quotations represent Spring, while the
St. Louis and New York figures are for Red Winter
BAkLEY-The market is Fat and uninteresting.
Effoits t. give vim TO the situation this morning
thetie spirit was displayed. Possibly the light
shower Of rain last night may have dampened the
enthusiasm Of operators. Lively times cannot al
ways continue, and temporary respite from trad
ny may after all be Of healthy influence The trans
fer Of 1900 tons No. Feed can, therefore, under
such circumstances, be accepted as q pretty good
showing the details being as follows;
&ay-3o0 tons, 81 24l
Ocsc5er-100 TONS 81 Iii.
Buyer the season-100 tons, 81 26l
seller less-seo tcns, Fl II; 100, 81 1T; 100,
81 III ell
Ia The sample market. Spot No. feed ia held at
a. q 309e1 80 e ctl.
Sale at the Grain Exchange OF 600 tons No Feed,
sefer 1888 81 I9 q ell.
cAIs--Choiee milling continue to bound upward
IN prizes. Advances hive been reported fos three
daysainost 10 succession for what may be classed as
fancy parcels and it looks ct the moment Rs il top
prices for choice brands had not been quite reached
parcel Of 200 bags chs5ged hands this morning
at & 90 which is The highest rate that has been
ported in some long tins We quote Fair Feed.
81 s5al 60 good, 81 95a2 70; choice. 60 1872 80
coEs-The market continues inanimate Quota
BILE at s. 59d1 60 a ctl for Cal fornia Yellow Ne
brlska is offered in lots TO suit at 81 60 q ct.
HAY-The outlook this morning was hardly 80
S-t7- 49, - sJi ro<stT 49, =, - "a -.
VI ~ - 80 "iAco, stz 9ia z s you,
a "0uii'iA ~ o'Ss0O~
sr,ns- ,frv,.ra 80 sso,o so TO- x,-,.. 49,, % IN
o. $500 - -os " lot Diysn Aia - ~
49, ot,ss sri, $500 oaSsys' 1850 80
49, o, u .ot .
po1 Pgcr pa 1910 s Nd v F ~ po.s Go6a
~ p, e. 6se1 ~ :, os ~
,tis- 81 IN - V ~ - - 10, ,9 e. ~ s "
$500 ~ - - i ~, tso - 0,otah,a
So = ~ Yn''''ue W o'i"s sOV' p.'o' Su''~O'0
pSsrs p. .. ysSr. p,t,o- % csssa IN scr
snd 90 s 0 y ~ -, 80 ~ e. sS s
20 ra 49, ~. p;aI e. to,a 7s a. "a so,
80 90, -, ss ' 49, = ys 49, 80 v,. Ss
- = S,s y, " wv - 0VS' 80 'As' t'' s'S
=. - p,,.,...s -. -. ...,... 49,
"ss MY Wy a s. s
ste s 800 oor ics 80 ou o +. a,u
a.e ~ ~ es5 s'iDo p1ol i'Ss VIZ 9eiVm
so .,oo ~ s ga q i - h
Asns;-,s,s ST. RI ~ ~ T,ticho &c >
1Sls-ss = 5,.,,, m,S;t sA - = 800 :,
49, s-ie3 "a 49, -, 80 Eel;
- = - - =. -. a. : ~
=. -. 60, - a. :, -, - - M, -.
o. ~ ,.es ,esst,. g. ~ or a.
: 49, pess az ~, ,,,, "a ssSS -
y - se. T,,,siss e. % o. ~ H.. C,S,-
- ~. ~ ,,oo- "a f,r f3ir S,S a 7l1sS * a
- ~ ..,ot :, '.,ai.. ST. pa,rs 15i5s,s :.
- Ss''s i0' i-sSSi''
gu,s- -Rese;p,a Of Cherries ~ dav footed ~, ,so
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ARIZONA.
Birth in a Jail.

ToMBsToss ca. IL April Sosh. = Msy
Wood ns.;:. GOV IN j-ii avsltiag srial for kill
lag "Billy" Kinsman last February, gave
birth Ss.a-ssy night 10 stiGborn child.
She had declared several times ssat the child
never should b born aiiys, and yesterday
jumped !r.,a, ladder, aich was used il the
corriior of ths u, TO the Il DaT, distance of
ten feet. with the result above STATED
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I.4adies

Do you want a pure, bloom
ing Complexion? Ii SO, q
few applications of Hagan'S
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1T does away with Sal
loWness, Redness, Pimples,
Bl0tehes, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns of the skin. 1t
OyercOmes the flushed appear
anee of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. 1t makes a lady of
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
its application.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHs RsOORD-usros.l
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gaete-u and roreien FsorEcts.

Esw YoRE, April 50th.
BsrApsnrTYs - Flour is steady and Wheat is
ou;st, latter ct 81 1901 Is Y busheI.
Wool = California Is dull al I2914c for iaI
hJEEy and 10000 for clean fall; spring bury, Log
zoe: cisan spring, 2s@S1c; pulled, l83z0c.
anFe-Salisornla arc dull at q l@22o.
CHICAGO, April SOth-
HHEAT-S1 lie for Nav.
CoRN-551e for May.
PoRE-S10 % for May.
l4ARD-s11 81 for Mey.
RIss-SI0 49,
LIvRRPoo1. April 30lh.
wHKAI = California spot lots are dull at 9s I'd
10 81 Be. Cargo lots, S6s for just shipped, 45e
for nearly due and ass for of coast.
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COMMERCIAL.


San FRANCISCO. April 5oth-1 ?. n
F,oua-Sfsrket steady Best City Extra, IS esq
a o5 Medium Grades, "a 5095 %; Shipping su-
perane, sz9l Is . Dbl
WBrtY-fhe export demand is at the moment al
most nominal. while the operations of millers are
moi "a sufficient extent to give the market much of
an appearance OF activity. For shipping grade OF
choice quality 81 so o ctlp said to be full figure.
Proceedings on call ct the Produce Exchange were
extremely tame, and only two ssel were recorded
this morning. being 100 tons each Of No. l White,
eeller 1883. at 81 69@l 68i . cl respectively.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No. White, September, 81 60
100, seller 1898, 81 6S; 90, 81 81 a ct
cuotatiohs of No. 9 grades Wheat at leading cen.
ters to DAY are telegraphed as follows:
gif,fc,Wo g. roniu Nax- Vorsr
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NOTICE:

AEESsRs. VAN HEUsEN & HONT0oN HAVE
wi closed out business. and have sold me their
well selected stock OF furniture at sacrifice. This
added to large variety Of household goods, will
not be sold below cost, but will be sold at as small
margin above cost as possible. Flease give call
before purchasing elsewhere J. C0PPIN, 725 and
727 ST., north side bet, Seventh AMI Eighth, msH
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mf6 .YTaTaS
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SAN FRANoIsoo, April 30sh.-A ledger at
the Branch House. No. 424 Sansome street,
was found dead IN his bed at o'clock this
afternoon. He had occupied a room in the
house for ssvsn or eightyears under the name
of Marx, and the proprietor says he knows
nothing OF his origin or relationship. he was
formerly waiter in the What Cheer House,
and recently has been doing business as q
oeddler about town. He had been complain.
ing for several days Ct feeling Ill. but was
seen about the house a. 5 o'clock this morn
inr.
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$50 Franelsee s.ees sales.

SAX FHGRos0o. April 10Th
srori ~. erggroy
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Commitlee-C. A. Reed, A. W. Todd and ]. POppe.
F0,Gl DspqStnsnmJ E Allen suPt ,;sn Con Co%%it Mls
E. A. Bell
Special Premiums-Committec-O Officers OF the
Misceiianeou, Ar.ic't,-J. N. Brown, su!t. COM
mittee-E. A. Bell, 5. NJ. Crayton and w. q. Wat
son.
Supt. Committee-Officers Of the Association
Hurdle Rdces-W. W. Humphreys, Supt. Com
mittee-Officers OF the Association.
Any person named on the above Conn
mittees. who propose exhibiting in Depart
ments to which they have been assignee,
will be relieved upon giving notice to tile
President.
superintendent are requested to see that
the articles in their Departments are prop
erly arranged on Wednesday. and to be
punctual in their attendance on Thursday
morning at o'clock to see that the articles
are not handled by visitors. and to return
Friday morning at O'CLOCK TO the seG,e- G
tarv the Department Books and the Re-
ports Of the Committees. Superintendents
will be furnished paper on which to write
reports by applying TO the Secretary.
Admission, Fifty Cents; Season Tickets
for all three days, One Dollar. =,
Superintendents and Committees will he
admitted without charge on apniicatiom 10 TO
| the Secretary's Office, provided they are III
attendance on Thursday:
Secretary's books will he open at his office
on Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 10th
inst. and at the Fair Grounds on Wedncs-
ne.day, the 10Th. Positively. no articcie
received for entry or exhibition after 4
o'clock p. nj. on Wednesday, the I'm;
| The Board of Directors have decioea 10
the exhibition, and offer the following adj
| ditiopal premiums: M
HURDLE RAcEs.-The winner to get $500 ;
second bsst, $500: q, M
BAG RAcRs.-The winner to get Sl.Oo
second best, so cents; third best, 25 cents.
| CLIMB GREASY PoLE.-Prizes Mt the TOP
| to those who reach them. :.
| c,ndinc drills of the Anderson Military
Academy and probably the Palmetto Ritie-
J. f. BREAzEALE, Secretary.
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u" great show en- platraliv the, show
ni Sh"ws-thc organized consolidation %,
VI" sells Brothcrs, who have for thi, sea-
son ;" added to its previous greal artrac-
.h''iS ~ positively to- eclipse all other
travelling exhibitions Always i'm the
van, The Sells Brothers have So widpnel
tue gap between themselves and the more
lTetentiotls ot their rivals, as to make
'he iatter despair of ever being able to
~ tne most Unsuitable appetite for nlnu,e-
iil'nt. There is tlie greatest and hos, Sc
LECTION u' equestrian and general per-
h''ie'S III ia" country, a;.ti IL .huw al.
thc iLrest animals from every part OF the
world. Tribes of native Australians.
Aiabs, iilndoos and American Indians
WI. auu 10 the interest of the exhibition,
which will be hero on Tuesday, October
That our readers may judge OF the
,ii't''s "i TINS vast enterprise. we copy
from The 'Comier-.J journal" the following !:
II Is big show; ii is clean show !;
il is respectfully conducted show
None oi those rough, rowdyisli, tires0mc
or annoying features which usually ac-
company large circus are present. The
inclaSerle part Is Il treat, from its clean
iihcSS, the size and convenience OF tho
ragea AMI the condition Of the animals.
The visitor does not find few worn out
specimens OF ill-fed and NANCY animals,
SO constantly exhibited as to become AZ
common AZ COWS. All the living things
are well cared for, aud are, either from
their kind, their size, or their nature.
rarely seen in travelling shows"
Criticism like this from Henry Waiter
sons well known journal, speaks vol
tunes in favor of the Sells Brothers great
SHOW.
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The Circuit Coprt

.ne circuit Court continual IN 10 ,,s
saturday. The follwing cases ware tr;e'i r;l,i
"'tEr "i our report of last week: ''''
=. nc State ~. Frank Earle N,-
,eraict Guilty. Prisoner was rcprcsnntoi
oy Murray, Breazeale Il MURRAY Who
MADE motion for new trial Tbi. w. w.,
pIserruied, and the prisoner sentenced to
oe hung on the seventh of Decn,nhar ~
All H. appeal was taken.
ne State vs.. John Gwin
'ulity, and recommended IN ,ha nal. nal.
"i The Court. Prisoner ronrnsertoI ~.
Ia,. m eathersson, Prince and Scui
,r;os, INC attorneys moved for new.
,rn, w,a, Mnich was overruled. and prisoner
IN iva" ,h hheh'Encca TO imprisonment for life
,n,o ~ ahe renitentiary. An appeal was
c,iin,,:: ihne:State vs.. Laura Moore. Burglary
un.a! ,risohcr was represented bv
,rIn ,nIa',s. MURRAY, Breazeale & Murray.
""n moved Tor new trial This WAS
I;,'lruieh and prisoner sentenced TO liio
wa' taken. "il'''i
Inc State ". pincknov Wallace. CON.
n'',ch OF Assault aud Battery Of hi,,h
ahn aggravated nature. Prisoner rrprn.
.n'"n ~ Mr. .>rudaay Sentenced 10
ihA!.. liir pi S.htn or five months i'm iail.
ne Sat" v John Davis. GUILTY of
nMti'ehf.,, Prisoner represented hy
cn nr.srs. + e. Whrtn"r and &. II. Orr.
sentenced to tire" months in iail.
~ M"nday inprning the trial of civil
caHes began. and il is proimblr The jurirs
WI ,iot be dismissed before Friday. The
'""rl VIII last the remainder "i the week
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MIR. EDITOR: Perhaps there is no sub
Ject about which there is so great diver
sltv OF opinion AZ that involved in the
public school system. We are willing to
acknowledge that the law is in some of
the details defective. yet we maintain
that neither tho letter nor spirit Of the
law has been carried out, which VIC will
proceed to show. In See. 1912 of the
General Statutes we find the following ::
The Boards OF Trustees shall have
authority, ana it shall be their duty, to
provide suitable school houses, and to
make the same r"mt"rtablr. paying due
regard To any school house already built.
or size procured, as well as to all other
circumstances proper To- he considered, so
aS best Ia promote the educational inter
estS of their district"
1t is not to he supposed that the law
C0mtenplates imposing II duty upon the
Trustees that may not he easily dis
charged. After inspecting the school
hon>es under their control, it will not he
har'l to determine what repairs may be
necessary. Then # those Immediately
Interested lo not make the repairs, the
Trustees have the legal authority 10 let
out the contract and draw an order on
the school fund for payment
Out OF more than one hundred school
houses in Anderson County, about sixty
arc reported as being in bad condition,
and many Of these are miserable apollo
gies for shelter and comfort. Ali over
the County there are signs of thrift in
dwelling houses and churches, and some
communities, be it to their credit said.
are building good school houses, and are
rcaping the benefit. One Case is here
given: The citizUns around IIopeweli
Church, realizing the need Of q first class
school, by energy and concentrated ef-
fort, built a comfortable frame house.
and secured the services of a first class
teacher to keep the school open nine or
ten months. What Hopewcli has done
other communities may do.
" hat ale tic facts Many vi tie houses
where schools are taught are log cabins,
well ventilated, not much better than tho
wigwams of savagos yet people who
live in comfortable houses are willing to
puniah their children by sending tiiam
to those uninviting places to spend
cold, wintry day. This is not an over
drawn picture; comparatively few school
houses in Anderson County nre such as
a progressive people should tolerate.
Many of them are furnished with slabs
from some adjacent saw mill for seats ::
but few have desks and black boards,
and no shool should bo taught without
them.
Teachers complain that parents, in
many instances, refuse to supply their
children with suitable books, claiming
that Webster's Speller, Fowler's Arith-
metic and Smiths Grammar arc suffi-
cient-that it was from these they receiv-
ed their education. We must get on
higher plane, keep apace with the i'm
provements of the age, j tho first
thing to be done is to build good school
houses.
r. w. TODD, School Commissioner.
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Look out for EreudBi

The genuine "Rough on Corns" is made
only by E. 8. Wells proprietor of Rough
on rats'D, and has laughing face Of man
on labels. 15c. & 25c. Bottles.
Boots and Shoes Boots and Shoes For
the largest stock, best solid leather goods
and very lowest prices go to c. F. Jones &
Co. 13-3m.
Better than EveF.-Large arrivals
of Buggies of all styles just received, select
ed by me in person while in Cincinnati.
Be sure to call on me when you want to
buy. Those owing for Buggies and Sewing
Machines will please remember when their
notes fall due. e. A. REED.
Try Reed & Webbs fine Gun Powder
and Oolong Teas, mixed, for a delicious
drink.
If you want good cup of coffee come to
The City Grocery and get some Of our o. g.
Java aud fine Rio Roasted Coffees.
REED & WEBp.
First barrel Florida Mullet just received.
Also, q lot fine new Mackerel. Have
lot fine Mountain Apples, consigned to US,
to arrive on first freight
Those desiring q good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genuine meer-
schaum goods at Whites Drug Store.
One Hundred Sewing Machines
Just received by G. A. REED, Agent, con.
sisting of the New Home" a model Of
perfection the light running American,
and the ''Victor,h which Is universal
fayorite. Office and Wareroom over Reed
| & Webb's City Grocery Store.
Best finished Buggies ever brought to An
derson are now being sold by A. l.: Welch
q Co. Depot Street. 43-6m
| BUcHupAIBA."-Q complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Have your Prescriptions prepared at
whites Drug Store.
Use se"Eagie" brand condensed milk. The
best. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot
Oat Meal just received.
THE BEST CIoAR-Wilhite's Leader CT.
| par is pronounced by all who have smoked
| L to be the best Scent cigar In the CEv;
Call at Wilhite & Willites, get one ahd
satisfy yourself as 10 its merits.
BUGGIES! Amy person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED a.
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena-
bles them to select the most reliable west
ern Buggies at lower prices than any one
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-11
McCULLY'S CORNER.

10 j. IL. SMITH will be found up
stairs over our Store. He will continue
the business Of manufacturing fine goods,
Siid Cutting iUr those vino desire their
Clothing made Mt home. Respectfully,
SMITH g. CO,
Sept 20. 1888 10