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Hanlan Challenged.

CHICAGO, November 6.-John Teemer
the young oarsman who made an excellent
record at Pullman last summer, to-day de
posted $500 with a sporting journal of this
city as forfeiture for three-mile anG
turn race with the champion, Ed Hanlan
TOR stake of 5000 a side, the race to oc
cur at any point mutually agreed on
Teemer expresses willingness to row this
season or early next year.
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LINCOLN, November 6.-The tickets are
all long, and include full set of county
and township officers. The count is very
slow, and up to this hour not a single
completed count has been received, and il
will be midnight before the returns come
in to any extent, and then scattering.
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ALBANY.

Albany, November 6.-The election is
quiet. a heavy vote was polled early. In
the Republican wards Carr is being freely
cut, and the indications are that Maynard
will run ahead OF his ticket in this city
The Democratic State Committee at ]
o'clock sent out the following to prominent
Democrats in the country "0ur morning
advices from New York are that the Coun
ty Democracy, Tammany and German or
scratching of Maynard, and Republican
inquiry for Maynard posters is widespread
In Albany MAYNARD is running ahead o
his ticket
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CINCINNATI, November Ga dog-fghi
for $500 side, between Paddy and Jack
Cincinnati dogs, took place seven miles
back of the city, last night, before a rough
assembly, in muddy icehouse. Jack wa:
new to the pit, Paddy veteran victor
After brutal contest of nearly an hour
Paddy won. Jack is expected to die.
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Grenada.

spocial 70 the ApPeai ]
GRENADA, November 6.-The election
passed off quietly. A light vote was polled.
The contest is close between the regular
Democratic ticket and the Independent
ticket. 1t is hard to form correct esti-
mate, as there was much scratching on
both sidcs
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NEBRASKA,
Omaha.

OMAHA, November e. Reports from
throughout the State show that fair vote
is being cast. The weather is favorable
The election is for Justice of the Su
preme Court and four Regents of the State
University. W. d. Reese is the Republi-
can candidate for Justice and Joseph w
Savage represents the Democrats and Anti
Monopolists.
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DASvILLE, November 6.-After the may
ors proclamation announcing his arrange
ments for preserving the peace, and stating
that those arrangements were deemed
complete and reliable, Wheeler. acting
chairman OF the Liberal Coalition party,
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Horn Lake.


SpeciaI to the Appeal.I
HoRS LAKE, November 6.-Horn Lake,
Nesbit and Hernando give large Demo-
cratic majorities. The indications are
that the county gives 1900 Democratic
majority, Acknowledgement oglesby in
the lead.
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ToRoNro, November 6.-The Giea saws
Archbishop Lynch. Of Toronto, has ad-
dressed the Pope and cardinals and the
bishops OF Ireland long letter on the
loss OF souls in America consequent on
wholesale and Impoverished emigration.
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KANSAS.
TnnPka.

ST. LOUIS, November Ga dispatch
from Topeka, KS, to the Associated Press
here says there will be but meager election
returns from Kansas tonight. There are
only county officers and judges to elect
bnt as there are three or four tickets in
each county it win take till morning to
count the vote,
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COLORADO.

DENVER, November 6.-The election for
county officers throughout the State has
been barren of important results, except
cans have made tremendous gains.
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AaaREeATE-9lO REspoNsEs.

Heather.-1S4 report the weather durin,
October as having been favorable for pick
ing, lis report the weather unfayorabla
and 3S as having been fo----' !
18th -'-'oiaoie up 10 tii'
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MEMORY is the treasury of reason, the
registry of conscience, and the council
chamber OF thought; but what is memory
without reason, and Judgment? 1t is these
last that convince US that we can't gel
safely through the winter without DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THE COTTON CROP.
H1i, Fontaine & Co.'s Final Report Of
the Season for the Memphis
District.
The Estimated Decrease In Yield Re-
duced TO Twenty Per Cent. by
Favorable Conditions.

The following is the regular monthly
crop report for the Memphis district, is
sued by Hill, Fontaine & Co., cotton fac
tors and wholesale grocers, 296 and 29S
Fropt street
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ro@fan.

Bosrox, November 6.-The weather to-
day throughout the State is favorable for
a very heavy vote. Returns thus far re-
gains over last year. An unprecedented
number OF votes were cast early in the day
$3.50 o'ciock P.M--Two hundred and
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HernanstO.

SpeciaI to the Appeal.
HERNANDo, November 6.-The election
here passed off quietly. There was very
little interest taken by the Republicans
Five boxes give about GOO Democratic
majority. Probable Democratic majority
in the county, 1900.
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MINNESOTA
ST. RanI.

Sr. PAUL, MISS., November 6.-The
election in this State to-day is for Gov
road Commissioner. Each county also
elects portion of their officers. 1t is a
beautiful day, an unusually large vote is
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OGDEs, UTAH, November 6.-Frank
Wilkes, of GAINESVILLE, O., grandson Of
Commodore Wilkes, of the navy, herding
sheep near Pleasant Valley Station, be-
came lost and died of starvation and ex-
posure- His remains will be sent to Ohio.
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RALEieH, n. c., November 6.-Sunday
night, near Sanford, negro man and his
wife went to church, leaving in the house
three children. Three hours later the
house and children were in ashes.
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 6.-The election
here to-day was for Circuit judges and
county commissioners. Twenty-Five pre-
cincts give Shepard (Dem.), for judge,
34l2; Jamison (Rep.l, 2l60. The result
will be about an equal divide of offices.
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DAKOTA.

YANKToS, November 6.-The Yankton
city majority for the constitution is esti-
mated at 500. In the county Bonham' s
majority will be about 25O
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thirty-two cities and towns give Butler
1884, ,404 and Robinson 129, ,807. The same
towns in 1882 gave Butler 112, 100 and the
Republicans 1881. The indications are
that Robinson will carry the State by
10000 majority. Chicopee, Robinson 8
home, which gave Butler last year a ma
iority OF 256, gives Robinson majority of
pa Lieut.-Gov. Ames is undoubtedly
elected, in many places running ahead of
his ticket. The excitement is intense.
The crowds in the streets are in solid
mass.
IL 30 O'Clock P.M.-The Globe, the
Democratic organ, comedies Robinson s
election by 10000 majority. The Trdreiler
claims 5000. The Herald claims 10000
majority and upward. The Adyerfiser ex-
ira thinks Robinson's majority will exceed
$1,000. The Irareller says Lieut.-Gov.
Ames is elected by 25,00O majority. The
Republicans held an enthusiastic meeting
in Faneuil Hall. A revised footing of 200
towns and cities gives Robinson a majority
of II 900, so the claim of total Republi-
can majority of $1,000 and over will be
sustained.
O'Clock A.M-The Senate, so far as
the returns indicate stands sixteen Re.
publicans and seven Democrats, with sew
enteen districts to hear from. The Legis
lature stands fifty-nine Republicans and
thirty-nine Democrats, with PAL districts
to hear from. Both branches are strongly
| Republican.
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SPORTING NEWS,

Extra bays Racing at Jerome Park.
JEROME PARK, November 6.-Extra race
day. The winners were Wandering, Cor.
sair, General Monroe, and Major Wheeler
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.DR. BESsoS's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are worth their weight in gold In
nervous and sick headache. .r-Dr' III II
'Schlichfsr, o; Balt;mors.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson.


Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, November 6.-Election
news at the Democratic headquarters is
very meager. Indications are that the
Fusion ticket is elected in Kinds county by
large majority. The city of Jackson
goes Fusion by 100 majority. Returns
from Marshall county indicate Demo
cratic majority of 1000. Lowndes county
largely Democratic. The Democrats carry
Holmes, Carroll and probably Fayette.
The Fusion majority in Madison will be
| over 1000. Pamela and Grenada counties
very close. A. II. Brantley, the present
/ district attorney OF the Fifth District
though not candidate, has been reelected
ovet L. +. Noel, the regular Democratic
nominee.
TROUBLE IN CoPIAu COUNTY.
At o'clock this evening Gov. Lowry
received telegram from T. j. Hargrave
sheriff OF Copiah county, dated Halle
hurst, at $50 O'Clock to-day, stating that
the public peace is tn reatened ana asking
for a military company to preserve it
Thereupon the Governor ordered Capt
George S. Green, commanding the Capital
Guards, to report with his company at the
scene of the disturbance. The company
leaves at 10:40 o'clock, accompanied by
Gov. Lowry in person. The following
military order has been issued from head
quarters:
ExEcuTIvE DEPARTMENT, !
| JACKSON, Miss, November Il, 1855.
General Order No. u
Capt. Green, commanding the Capita
Light Guards, will proceed to Haylehurst
Copiah county, by the first conveyance
with the most available force at his com
mand.to act under the directions of the
sheriff of that county in the preservation
of the public peace, which the Governol
is advised Is imminently threatened. HC
will observe the utmost caution and cir
cumspection, and admonish his command
to guard against any conduct calculated tC
further excite the public mind.
BY order OF The Governor and Com
mander-in-Chief.
JAMES l.. HARRIS, Adiutant- 9ensral.
Print. Mathews, ex-sheriff of Copiah
county, was killed ct Hazlehurst this
morning by B. f. Wheeler.
Laicr.-The Governor has just re,
ceived a telegram from Hazlehurst thatsal
is quiet, and that he need not come. He
sent a detail of men with arms and ammu.
milton as requested.
Matthews went to the polls with his
pistol in his hsnd, He received twenty,
four buckshot in the face.
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Brighton Beach Races


BRIGHTON BEACH, November 6.-The
winners to-day were Miss Brewster, Boz
Sedan, Orange Blossom, Legare, Pilot and
RucEra
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weather wss favorable and sales were bet
ter to-day. Gudgell 4 simpsons indie
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MIR. Enron: Ata recent meeting nf ,hr
board of Directors of the Savannah Valley
ltailroad Company, / WAS instructed u
have the subscribing Townships Of Amber
son County canvassed for private stil,scrip.
tons 10 the Capital Stock of the Csr,pa,,y
II addition to the subscription voted and
authorized by the City Of Anderson, au,!
private subscriptions in The Abbrvi!.r
Townships. now lack about SluuU ..
What II estimated to h. necessary To com
rlctc the grading .: t!G,. r,nd. Every other
section or cnInmunity directly Interested
IN the completion of the enterprise haze
contributed bv Ih!hDiuR sIil,.riptitiII ,.N- =
cci'' The Townships III Anderson county.
and "" ,urn 10 them IL make NJ th.. i,nl
ancc of }EI,TD needed To finish the grad.
ing. To make the Anderson tItv siibsrri;,.
ton available. and u be- able To- rcsum,,
work "a al earl" day, it is All imiiuu:,:;;!t
tia; this drii,, nl ubui.. $1,000 should i,c
rai al, ,r'i raised Promptly.
In The meetings, therefore, to he called in
the Townships of Centrcvillc Earrrn..s
Hall, Savannah, Corner and Brulinwuv ~
below APPOINTED, 1t IS To be hoped tha, the
citizens will attend in full force uIIi come
prepared ~ contribute Literally i'll Iuukinr
four Abbcyille Townships have subscribed
III addition to their original subscriptions,
about SliW,u. Surely the citizens of the
Anderson Townships can make up 80 ono
ne SpaftaiibHrB H l.nurGns Railroad Com.
pnny are about finishing ,hcir ruu,, ut /;
| cost Of from $l5O,OOD 10 sligo, 900. The
Greenvillc Il i.aurcns Railroad Company
are just going to work with II bond sub
scription of $l50.UD to grade theirs both
to connect with the Augusta Il Knoxville
This they have done and are doing wi:hou,
outside aid. The Savannah Valley Kuii-
rond Company have expended but S5U.pUt
| to grade between twenty.cight and thirty.
two miles, and need but S5OOOU more tu
| finish the remaining twenty miles
four of which is partially graded. Can't
we do az much rs t;rccnvillc, Laurcns and
| Spartanburg'
There will he meetings held ut the time
| and pinccs designated below to wit
| AZ Hunters Spring, tcntrrville Town
ship, ON Wednesday, eth November, :
| O'Clock y. III.
| Al Slernri's Store, Corner Township, or
| Thursday, 9Th November, 10 o'clock 4. III
| AZ VIM. Jones, in Savannah Township
on Thursday, Sth November, 3 y clock D. m
| AT Carswell, in Hall Township, on Fri
day. 9th November, 10 o'clock IL IN.
At Flat Rock. in Vurenncs Township, on
Friday. 9TH November. ut & o'clock p. III.
at NealsCreek. in broadway Township
on Saturday, 10th November, 3 o'clock y. IN
! Speakers will be present ut the meeting.
| TO present the facts connected with the en-.
| terprise.
w. w. IlrMrllEEys.
/ President = X
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made too many mistakes, and rather
damaged than benefited The pcoplc.
They will, however, doubtless improve
with experience. II they do not, 1t will
be the duty of tho Legislature 10 control
them by proper legislation. 1t seems 10
us, therefore, that the OJ,cr,,,'s dilemma
il not much OF a dilemma after all As
70 tho reason for thi, criticism assigned
by tho DbSnter, wo arc somewhat amused
The editor Of tho ISTELIIGENcEn has not
announced himself a. ~ candidate for
'OnG!cSs, nor asked any man 10 support
him for such a position. Like most other
men in the District lac Nigh, b.. induced
io accept such domination without
much trouble, ana would, .i course
esteem Il rrrr high cu;uD!!uriIt: tut
The h'-""" has GJn" very lar from home
u 'ritl"i-r lHb!Ic men tina, II Processes To
neither take SIDES for ar against. Taken
altogether wct!!ink the rJ"fte, must be
rather scare" II ",i,nri;, work when it
has 10 III ur With ,url iliinsy criticisms
Of Il public man, bcrauS" he may III .hc
future become II canl idatc for CDug-,,>s
Thcrc ~ also another side to this question.
and lio may not bccJruc "a c:tndi,iutr, in
which case the DLSsrI,rs work would
have Dccn thrown away.
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A Witness Worth Hearing.

Mr. II. G. ErmnSer Of the firm OF En-
mnyer & Goldsmith, large candy manu-
facturers Atlanta Ga, Chccriui!y ana crate,
fully gives us the following wonderful
facts:
Il reached Westminster August the 18Th,
tha, night | was seized with u violent at
;ach ri ,.ilu:,fu rmorbus Fifteen actions Oil
The bowels occurred in less tl,an four hours
The rains kept on increasing ard the ac-
iinns on my bowels We're more frequent.
The usua. remedies, Parrroric, Jamaica
Ginger. &c, were promptly vigorously and
pcrsistentlv used but without avail. The
symptoms were growing worse and these
remedies were more than useless. l5y
lucky and happy thought Normnn's Neu-
traliZiny Cordial WAS procured and one
dose, in Il few minutes, brought marked re-
lief and four or five more effected com
i,.rtr cure. Before | began the use of this
medicine. WAS in TIE greatest agony, my
bowels unchecked, and WAS So completely
exhausted as scarcely 10 be able 10 speak
above whisper. The relief was So sudden
and so complete, that could hardly realize
il. and knew no bounds to the expression!
q. my gratitude for the remedy that saved
me from impending death. now feel,
am lOin.. service 10 my fllow-lIeu in
letting them know its merits hat they also
may have its aid in time of their danger.
The t.aYrin,: salesman al tie Wholesale
Grocery firm Ui A. Z. WHY Atlanta, Ga.
Mf Ma;t!!rxSUn the Hotel proprietor, and
others will rhecriu.iy testify to the above
facts"
Truly and Gratefully Yours,
III. e.. EEMISGEg.
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The Columbia Registrr. replying to our
remarks about its criticism of tho INTEL
LIGEScER's squib about tho rcnomi:a-
ton Of rilden and Hendricks, says:
Tho Register bears no i'll will TO tho An
icrson ISrELIIGEN"gl., but, on tho con-
trary, has alwars recognized il rs one Of
It's ablcst exchanges. 4 mere difference
Of opinion expressed in no intentional
terms of personal discourtcsy ought not
to be SO strictly construed, or to DO re-
;;urdcd as All evidence Of animos!ty.
Tho ISTEIIlGENCER is not quick TO
take exception, nor does it treasure any
little incident that may cross its pathway
in carual manner. Tho statement OF
tho Register is perfectly satisfactory. Wo
will agree to disagree aS to li!dcn and
Hendricks. In most public matters tho
two papers are in accord.
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A couple Of North carolinians wero

at Walhalla Wednesday night with a
wagon load Of apples. One OF them eot
full Of apple jack, or somo equally, In
out Sells circus. which was on OK ibition
there, wild animals. el ephants and every
thing connected with It, but no was por-
suaded not 70 tako an undue advantage
Of the circus. Before daylight on Thurs
day the party, with their team of horse
and mule, got three miles from Walhalla
and endeavored to cross tho railroad in
front OF the down train, when the loco
motive struck che team, killing tho horse
and crippling tho mule beyond recovery.
The driver, seeing his danger, jumped
from the wagon and was struck on the
arm by piece Of the vehicle. The fellow
who wanted to wipe up tho ground with
the whole circus OUTFIT jumped out Of the
board from when tho up train reached
the scene Thursday afternoon.
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Judge W. g. Field, Of Pickcns. who,
although not mOOnshincr. has been 3
fast friend Of Major Lewis T.. Redmond,
the famous moonsbino chief, sticking to
him wh"n others had forgotten him, was
in the city Yesterday. He has positive
as-ui,.nCcs that Major Redmond will be
transferred from Auburn prison, where
he j, serving out "a ton years sentence, ~
tie Icnitcu;iary al Columbia within the
next fortnight. The removal Will DO
nlalO Oh the recommendation Of the sur
.,cun OF Auburn, who says tina. Major
R~dmnnd's lungs arc seriously injured.
The left on" being almost entirely gone,
and that II" Will not 1--we pGt the remain
ins eight Years OF !.Is term unless he -
;.,kcu tO Il u.lLcr climate. Judge Motion
has taken an interest III tho case and cor
daily allied the ciiUrtS 10 save the rcpcn-
tcat prisoners life.
Mrs kc,.inJnd, N.,n her three 'hl!.
LGcn, is living w.;!I a relative in pirhcn,
County. ana rs soon as her husband
rcaclc, Columbia judo Field wishe, to
take her down 10 meet him.
William Kelley, Tho man sent from
pickcns 20 Auburn for two years and
eight months fpr shooting Deputy Marshal
Gary, has served ont h!s time, less SIX
months communication for good conduct
and WAS il town to tho circus YESTERDAY
having gained thirty pounds of flesh, lots
OF cApcrirnr" and u iino suit Of clothes
during his Incarceration. lie says Ma
;oT i,ii,iiiiUii :, wD;liiiyt ig;; las 81 Ii gilt;
cncd SO far H. to allow him to touch his
foot to the ground. The major is learn
ing shoenaking, and kol!y wore pair
of bnots made ~ him yesterday, having
obtained them by special request. He
brought with him IL very handsome cane
made Of steel ana leather by Major Rod
lnOnd and sent rs 4 present to his friend
Judge Field
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Two Houses and Lots for Sale

FHNHE undersigned will sell at public out
Il cry. on Saieday in November, If not
sooner, the two new Houses on West side
Of South Main Street. There is one.half
aero in each lot. Terms, all cash. except
500. which amount is to he paid in two
equal annual instalments For further
information apply to Moore & Wardlaw
n. ]. TUCKER.
Oct 25 1888 15 o
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= The mule is at laAt vindicated. Tho
War Department has just b.d ono put on
the pension list who was veteran Of the
IIoxiosn war, having been at work for
the Government sinoo that time, being
now forty-five years Of age and having
been changed from sorrol to white BY
age. Tho officers of the post petitioned
for the repeal of an order for his sale, and
the department has ordered that he be
lett In charge Of those who will care for
him kindly and let him pass his old ago
OF rest.
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Notice to Trespassers.

"A LII persons are hereby warned not tr
~ hunt, fish, or otherwise trespass. by
day or night, on our lands. situated in An.
dsrson Comfy. Those disregarling thi.
notice will be prosecuted at law.
J. @. WHITEFIELD.
MRS. ANNA L. LEAK.
LEAK & JONES,
JOHN H. JONES,
!. l.. C. HALL,
A. ]. LATHAM,
]. f. MASTERS,
J. B. ARMSTRONG.
J. G. HAYNlE,
J. 8, CARWILE,
Nov l, 1888 10 o
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sRevelation suggests the idea that from
Women comes the power to "bruise the
serpents head" The words take new
meaning to-day since this Is precisely what
Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkham's Remedies do for
the physically diseased patient. Her Vege.
table Compound reaches tho ultimate
sources Of the evil. Its action IL gentle and
noiseless but 1t Is more powerful than the
club Of Hercuies.-Rd.dr
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= Wo arc informed that Thomas Hun.
tor, q son Of Samuel Hunter, of Dacho-
lor's' Retreat neighborhood, fell into q
we'll about forty feet doep last Thursday,
killing him Instantly. His neck was
broken. Mr.. Hunter was a youth about
II or Is years old and was an exemplary
young man and Christian. lie was, =:
tho timo, engaged III fixing wall arou nd
the we'll on which to place the box and
flOor-KeOiree Courier.
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better it will be, but let cotton he the sur
plus crop, ltaisc everything at home
that eau be raised here. Send as little
money as possible out OF the State, and
sell as much as possible to bring money
IN. Every man should study to conform
his farm operations to this principle.
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FOR SALE

A LOT Of l34 acres, lying II miles from
IN Public Square. On this Lot there is
Fish Pond, well stocked with German
Carp, and about 400 choice Grape Vines
four years old. all set in vineyard form, and
will, bear good crop next year. For
further particulars apply to
A. g. STRICKLAND,
Anderson, S. C.
OCt 70, 1883 10