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TO-DAY 8 QUOTATIONS.

ALcoMoL-s2 50 per gal as per high wines. j.,
WHIsKY-Rectified, 81 1901 So as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 60; two years old
80 OO@S2 Is; three years old, 81 5O9S2 70; fancy
WINEs---Caret, In case 1905, per quality; Ga.
tawba, per gal, 90c@1 so; Port, 81 zoos; Sherry,
per gal, 81 20@D3. Madeira, per gal 81 COOS; white
wine. in cases. "a 00@10.
CHAMpAeNE--Jules Mum d Co., 825@29; Held.
sick, III basket S26@2S; Krug, In basket S2692s
Domestic champagne, S7@14
ALE-stock Ale, per dos, 90 00@2 25 Porter
per dog. s. 0G@2 Is. :,
BOTTLE BRrR-st Louis quarts, sI2; plnts S12 q
Budweiser. own size, s12 so; pints, 814 90; Er
niger beer, quarts, S13; pints 1880
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IL ,,r'u-suai lene1h q The ssrE1n for maiur.
ftg h given rery geuernlly % an imI0risnt lac
~ ~ +fo increased rr0duc i'm. and late ff1H ~
vrsso Vigorous ln portions Of The arcs culti.
vsted hat much irrIuaiurt Cotton va uts-,t5 2
~ frrst gotailhsfruling The laieuess ~ tle
season ~ q whole. the season W. NI-e--lly
f1r1-s t1a The returns are nearly unliilI
r. ag,-s-ir- - efarle irurer fhtn usual Whiier
o-.a cr'rnrs. rnfirtlT free fesm Trash
fsu rdf.fIrIs shorten The sterle- Apoli ~
- sfr rer 60 Z Of The crur sll rtnntliis IN ile
fnrmers hands.
~ isIn-r ~ on.erpiliErs Ens ever = hsfe
f1irht viii ieu e1oCpdouE y ilas = e-..l-
lsfsd a. lt1rr fhree Der CT y L.i-l- y. 2
n 7-rrrs- ore and q bali IN Nlsslsslrll Ala
hama and fl1fiia. ard one IN eto1sl- ~ Fi'1-
ais arrorrIfs ~ el01falt2 80 =,
NrfrIfiIsf -ufirr IRE circIil frlll PIG ~
Tral'sh c1tirl ErIrtefs. tnert u -l.1l.l -
,--l--rl farrrlrrrar.f ~ errarEirn I'M tfe ffliii
NJ reri.rs rtifh certainly implies ihai - ~
Il rlIrt venture + CarrlfE ieTgrehie le-l..s-
T1lc OIdhlr1 thr11ifle. ~ q ne lal. 80. !.
m mid fnf crrfirrlt1 criff flIr uElnut
Ne --a.lrf yea ARD lrfle Cisrcsr non nns lei
Tr1rIfes.sf cn ~. part 81 Erg 90 - fillei p
r-rrratirIrIs ~ az rIr1rerl III. . = - -
- .l-r-r = = frlr-rtfr-stie rr-rrrt 20 emil
49, No. fIas t.Er sirtt 1ltered ~ refe1i
r---|-1-r-r-l II stnr f-trtlnrs a1c = lrtT - y
lasiuirlnsl y hs pioe,n ' 80. 0-
~ tr~fr wa fea- c - =
- ii 49, errrrr-ef ~ f1 ne fc-
- II -. r-'1I.r frals rrt % ttlrt. frl1-
- 80 rI.Ilr ~ ere 81 rrrl1trre y N.-l-
T $500 ~. rrrt frrrIIrIlr r.rrrl l- -
..-.'-'. ....'|.. .|..r luare I-.s 1Iir l-t. A11
4 1..|I. - Ifs rfIr ~ rr11'Is ~ 1920 -
~ - frI..rr rI 80 1r'-- .il... u e -
! ..rr cI'r1.IrI - r1Ir.e - - -.
- ~ - 81 arr-'t1 q n-F n''-- p -
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COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
159 bales, of which Ill came by rail, as follows
II T. Wakefield, 80; Hatcher Bros, 10; " D.
10 ali from lewisyille. R. s. Kimbrough, q. J.
N, Gross So 81: D. S. Carver, 2; from Mesquite
2 for Sanger Bros, from Baird; Tor D. d. Dun.
can and ! for J. H. Longmeier, from TRINITY
Mitchell ovef,the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe. The
only change to noie iii prices al any OF the p6rts
is a decline of an eighth in Galveston; me
market has not healthy appearance, and Hover
prices are predicted by very many of the cotton
men of the country. In this city quotations are
apain reauped an eighth of a cent
y ,Y,iiII,S So
ctriot ioyv ,niddlinP ........,.,,,.,,,..
Inv rniddIing 81
Eooo c,dinnry ..,....................... So
Ordils~r -. Observation-Disclosures. S1a
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THE WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ss, 1852

$40 Der dos., olive oil, pts, no per .dOl,
Mushrooms S27b per gross Condemned MIX,
AZ 10 10 800 per oase Jelly. wine glass SOC. per
doz tumbler, Si.25 por dozens crown, G26b PCT
per dozen; Extracts, lemon sbo per dOzeni w.
rActi assOricd, Obo per dozen; Cloves, (wholsl
l5c 70 5Uc. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
Ing iiaryp1 bbc DER III
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ne0icnl.

swDR EUGfNE DEVAUx, or fRArOE.
has made no his agents for yht state or Toxas 70
soil his nevoT.falliflg remedy, "Nniuf6s 'onnu
nervous debility, loss Of manhond and all kln.
bred diseases should NJ once procure hi ,oltculaf
from which 10 learn the Cause OF the diseases
above N ontioned; then nt once 70 p!O nto from
us or through US by your dIugbi stOr yexpross
the never. failing remedy
OROWDUs, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
wholesale Druggists. Dallas, Texas.
BY retail OF Howell& Bros and lack Tolliyer.
Illustrated Marriage Guide. 200 pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 81 cents same In paper GOV
D. re"'s. Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood.
ncnu npmphlet cents, securely sealed,
pj.. end money or postage stamps. DR..
WA HER. the great specialist, GIT st. Charles
stree, it Louis. No.
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob-
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death.
TIE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
q case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(l,nder their special advice and treatmenO will
not cure, or for anything impure or injurious
found In it. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
STiTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
sis of urine, S. 90, Price of Vital RestC ratives
$500 bottle or four timesthe quantity, SO 90
sent to any address receipt OF price, or c. 0. d.
antee), secure from observation, and In private
mime If desired, by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTlTUTE, 718 Olive street. St. Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. Il. HOWELL q bkO,
alas, Texas.
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TO-Dh1'b QUOThTlONb.
GREEN APPLEs-Now. 81 00G6,00 per Dbl
CURRAETa-8t0 $40
PLACuEs-None In market.
CALIPoRE1 PEARs-5 50@6.O0 per box.
ORANoEs-Messina, boxes, Ov@6 90; Valencia
oranges, cases Of 40, sl0@ll
LEMoNs-Per box. sicily, 5oS5Oo per box;
Malaga, 00@4.t0
BANANAs-2.50(D4 90 per bunch.
DATEs-ln rails l2gl6c.
FIas-Kegs. l8c, layers II TO 22c per pound
NUTs-Aimonds, &c per pound; Brahii, lO@!S
Alberta 15c Naples walnuts, l5c. ID; ohestntltS
| imported none on the market peanuts, 'Ten
neaee red s9iOc; choice white, 12ho; cocoan1ts
| /. 50@9. 30.
SWEET PoTAroEs-1 90 to 25 per bushel -,
| ONIoNs-Red, per barrel, 800; yellow, S'oU
per bushel. -.
poTAToEs-Per bnshel, 81 50 and firm; choice
New York early Iose 8 90@4 90 per Dbl, -
UABBAsE-New, 2.5o@3 10 per dozen; old, 2'oV
per dozen or 4G5c per pound.
| SAUEa KRAUT b bis 90 SD half Dds s6 10;
| large bbls, $3.50. -.
| UuIcEEfIs--We quote at So C@3 90 per oOieil
turkeys, 6064el 90.
| Eees--40c per uoyen. -
| SuTTnR-Cholce western, 20t9SO cooking, od
| 10. country 1Fm0S
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estimated the wheat crop ~ &OlGOgn G oen 1n,
Here Is great doyance from WV ~ tssg mai
viii be dlstanoed still more ny the crop ~ lhls
year, sud even this viii appear small coinPu"'
tlvply ten yeats hence ~
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IN-NAl r alAAAl--lrF
1ErrE-Lcuf Gear r1a. I1ci sh1ri cleai
IL trearllri racn- lfHc
u
Hnrs-rlsln ltc.
IfFr-Tie--e. IKE taf tz---l ~ en-
sra fcse I'D f-rs 1lte I'D e1i-s rs;
- ems. u. - cr-s 1s,f
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

T1fE 81. Louis Republican says: Those Jour-
nails which are to turin2 thtlf SOUS over ,lle
apprehension that silver may be forced ON tne
tremeiy absurd There Is now about s2o 0tO,OJ
silver In the treasury. This would cut vast
figure In paying or n public d. bit OF tleOE o..
600 We have cen Ave years In Aecumuinung
ABOUT SIS 100 Gro silver ia the treasury, dnihE
which time i8OLOOJ COO OF tGe debt mas betu
maid. Silver accumulates In the tees
ury at the rate of 5000 GOO ANNUALLY,
and we nay the debt at the rate OF
Si5o 600 900. The danger, therefore, to the cred
ilors is alarming, truly The people who are
trying to conlure up spirit of alarm need mo-
le surprised that their drearv columns ot suO
terflges misrep.o NATIONS aud nonsense NEE
no other resroI., rom the people than silence
dersion and ctii npt
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TaE GRgAP ENGLISH REMEDY

10 a never-faillng cure
; for Nervous Debility,
.exhausted vitality, Semi
,nal Weakness, Sper-
'matorrh1a, y LO 8 T
MANHOOD impoten-
10y, Paralys, and all
1.-The terrible effects Of
ISelf Abuse. youthful
Ito lies al d excuses in
lmaturer years-such as
.Loss of Men DRY, Las
,si.udo. Nocturnal Ennis
'sion, Aversion to S0cie-
ty. DipneSs of Vision,
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IN cd = Z, e. e.
CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Bohannans vegetable Curative" swarranted t. per
0aneny oil forms of SpcrrRitcTtsa or ss.sins'
"Lott Foyer" and brings back tho .feuful- tgo" oi
those who have destroy il By excuses evil pae
tees IN from weeks time. This remedy, which
has been sed by Dr. Bohannan in his private practice To-
over thirty years, known 20 fail in curing
the MOIST CASES 1t gives vitality and mpArts enofgJ
with wonderful effect TO those nddle-aged men who el'
weakness beyoni their years. Its invgoating properc
arc felt a olce, Young men suffering from the oo2S.
luenccs Of tst drecdfuy des fuctve habit CT Self ks
can use this medicine with the OF speedy
pERMbkENT cure. The patient eeins strength and eae
ITCHY OF spiriIs at once as i actB the parts ci
ed as soothing and healing tonic Rnd anodye to the
lxed seminal vesicles and rritRted ducts, mpang poic
and tone lud restoring them 10 their natural safe the
ii the banei habit had never been inlulRed In. TIL
ingredients simple productions of naturebarke, rosa
herbs etc, and specific for tho aho diseases.
rlf-price Five Dollars sent with fuf drccton7 e.c -
any address Tor sale only at Dr. G. A. Bohannans ode
No 2l North Tinh street. between Washington
rB-Dr BIS Treato on Special Diseases" which gives
clear dclineaOn Of the nature, fynpome means
cure, nc, Of slpHiIIs. sEifsAL WEAKNESS, ETo se;
FREE to Gny eddrcss upon receipt Of one u.-ulp.
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This Year. Last Year

The department Of agriculture reports tne re-
suite Of statistical returns relating % the com
narrative quantity Of the dresent cotton crop pro-
frafs Of mari citing average date OF the close OF
pickIng injuries By caterpillar and Doll worm
s1d ne dnaufity OF the product The returns
az he prOduct IN bales, made an agereEate Of
eT.sr 40 col distributed In thousand bales "a
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1870 r-stes 81 rrf1F
1855. - . ~ ~ dcz1sces . De-fcr
..----.--.-- - rrrr rrn.rs. eiru
fr-----a ~ n-e e. "a ln-D en-
~r-r.1a M rr-
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LOUOKs

From the Mouiteur Vinie we learn that the av'
erage annual yield during the last five years q
wines in Europe was us follows
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rRUITs. Nuts vEaETABLEs POULTRY,
BUTTER AND zoos.

The receipts and exports Of butter nj and from
New York since May 1st Che beginning OF the
trade yeaD, compare as follows
Receipts. Exports
pkgA lbs, .
For week ending Feb. ~. 1902 $4,000
Same week I'm iSs2... 2ligi 72S25
since NAV /, 1882 116i1i5 G327,Oi6
Same Time last year ....1, 237,3H 13G5i,052
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CALL BOARD.
The following were the phc, on the Call
II 056i O6 March, sl.0s; April 81 10 Corn in
shuck. cash. 5000; February, co; March. $50
Isl: ApriL 5GG52. Average Texas corn in bulk.
cash, g d65; February. G0@6i; March, 5000;
Aprli. 55a5s Red rustproof oats sacked, cash,
GAO as: February 62@64; March, 57@bs; April,
5la5S. Rye sacked, cash, IS. Barley sacked,
cash. 6G@GS Bran, sl.l0all5, Millet seed,
German, 81. IS; little. 65. Hay, tl2on cars.
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An End 10 Trivial Arrests.

GEEEHvILLE. September 20.-Ip the
United States District Court to day an
order was passed requiring that all per.
sons in commission as deputy marshaIs
prior to the 10Th of July last, and not
now i'll regular commission AZ such, who
have in charge warrants Of arrests issued
prior to July lst, forthwith return the
same to the office Of the marshal of the
district. In moving the passage of this
order District Attorney Melton INDUCED
in some general remarks cnndemnatory
of the abuses that have been in practice
in the matter Of the great number of
warrants that have been issued, the
many trivial cases that have been
brought up, and the altogether loose
manner in which the business in the
hands of commissioners and deputy mar.
shals has been carried on. Some Of these
transactions, where parties were arrested
and upon examination there appeared
not particle of testimony he character.
lied as outrages and the grossets viola.
tions of the rights Of citizens. 1t had
been brought to his official notice that
60 per cent. of the cases brought before
certain commissioner during the second
quarter Of this year had been discharged.
The commissioners arc responsible. he
said, for these trivial arrests. 1t is their
plain duty to know the facts before the
warrants are issued. The object of tho
order, he said, was to nullify warrants
issued prior to July lst. If any of the
cases covered by the order were heard by
q commissioner after this date he would
refuse to present their accounts for the
costs Of the same. After the routine
closing work Of the term and the draw.
ing Of juries for the ensuing February
and August terms, the Court adjourned
sine liis
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Chamberlain on Malone.

WAsliINGToN, September l9.-Ex.
Governor ID. II. Chamberlain, of South
Carolina, has written long letter to
eN-Represcntative Dezendorf, mainly in
regard to the political situation in Iir.
ginia. Governor Chamberlain says:
The present political contest in Vir.
ginia, is, from its nature, enc of great
interest to the country, AS we'll as to the
State and people Of Virginia. .
The pnrty commonly called the Read.
juster or Malone party was originally
organized, rs its first name implies, to
overturn a settlement Of the public debt
of Virginia which had been most sol.
emnly entered into by the State with her
creditors in 1871, and which involved n
surrender on their part Of fully one.
third of their legal claim. 1t
ia not, therefore, the language of passion
or exaggeration, but OF exact description,
to say that it was brought forth and era.
died in fraud, and fraud alone, and, if
such was its origin, it must be added
that it's manners and methods have been
consistent with its Unborn character.
There are occasions when grave
differences may be overlooked in aid OF
great results and noble causes, but
know of no code of morals or honor
which warrants partnership with re.
pudiatiop and the veriest political boss.
Ism for the sole end Of retaining or gain.
ing power and Office. For the cofored
people of Virginia can find some plau.
sible apologies or defence in their sup,
port Of this party, but it is in truth as
little for their true and permanent ad.
vantage to ally themselves with repudia.
ton and political prostitution as for
any other class. The men who cast their
votes for such ends will abandon them to
their worst foes whenever their own
selfish purpose require It,"
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THE SAVANNAH VALLEY RAILROAD.


There is no enterprise of greater mo-
ment 10 the business interests Of the
City Of Anderson, and all points along
the line, than the Savannah Valley
Railroad, and selfinterest prompts that
determined effort shall at once be made
to insure its speedy completion. tn1er
the present unequal and bungling work
Of the Railroad Commission, the only
protection from present and fdtu-c busl-
ness injury lies in the possession OF com.
peting lines Of railroad as, fortunately
for s.cn places, the Railroad Commis-
son caunot place its blghting touch
upon their transportation rates. With
the completion Of this road we would
not only have competition in transpor.n.
ton, but it would open up to us new and
valuable markets in Savannal, Augusta a
and Port Royal. 1t was expected when
the Central's purchase Of the Augusta &
Knoxville Road was completed, that it
would Immediately assist the Savannah
Valley. We trust this expectation will
yet be verified, but the Augusta Hroni-
Gle and ConstHutionulisi, which always
keeps fully informed on these matters,
in r recent issue says
"While tho road from Greenwood to
Spartanburg will he pushed TO compile
tion, grave doubts arc expressed AZ to
the Savannah Valley project. The Central
Road is compelled to move on to Spar
In L ~
Road is not unfricndly. the Central will
not push tho Anderson scheme
From this it would seem that the
Central is not now inclined to push the
Savannah Valley Road, though we fail
to perceive any connection between its
assisting this road and its relation with
the Western & Atlantic. The Savannah
Valley would not be through line, but
only valuable feeder to the Augusta
& Knoxville, and its construction would
pay handsome dividend to the compa.
ny operating it. We hope, therefore
that the Central will yet materially as
sist the Savannah Valley, and that with
subscriptions already made work will
soon be resumed upon il. If, however
this expected source of aid fails our peo
pie must not despair, but should go or
with the work, by raising the fifty thou
sand dollars needed to complete tho
grading to the Augusta & Knoxville
road. We have the work sufficiently
advanced to ensure completion at some
day. A little liberality and progressive
work in the interest of this important
road will insure us success. We hone
tho directors Of the Savannah Valley
will take steps Immediately to renew
work upon the road They can do moth
ing more advantageous to our city End
our County.
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Sept %, 1SS:j

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
by 1h'm"s {. Ligon, Judge Of Probate
WHEREAS, John w. Daniels has an
Piieu 10 mo to grant him letters of Ad-
ministrntion OH the Personal Estate of
lovey Gentry, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors of the said
Lovey Gentry, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before ME in Court of Proba.e to be
neld mt Anderson Court House. on tho
ith day OF October, 1855. after publice.
lion hereof to shcw cansr. if any they
not be granted. Given under NV hand
this 9Th day Of September, 1883.
Sept % 1888 II
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NOTICE OF SALE.

rENlIE Undersigned viii sell, at public
4 "v;cry. U;! III" ltth II october next.
/: not j! at E-:ya'c ,a,s, his Plantation.
crI.i.!l.uI Iiilr'S Two ..Crc, five miles
Northwest "f Wi.iiAu.-iun Also. Corn.
Fodder. Sluci:-. Farming ropl.. Household
and Kitchen funni'unr. ,tc. Terms easy.
!. +. CLARDI.
S.,, - ,.,., II -
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~ Office FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned, Administrator Of
the Estate If William Tins, deceuscd
hereby gives notice that io viii, on Tie 29tl
day of October, 1888, apply to the Judge of
Probate q. Anderson County for Il Final
Settlement Of said Estate, and discharge
from said Administration.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Admir-.
Sept -, 1883 IL s
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FARM TO RENT.

A GUOD FARM nine rnles Wet Of
L n Anderson on Il Lease for five YEAR.
i: - '!cs'rc!, 70 rppd responsible man.
j. IL. NpNIiASSELE.
Sept -, lS-; II
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A SET of Band Instruments (scven
IN nouthpiccrs is offered for sale They
are III good condition, and will be sold at a
bargain. For particulars, apply To or all
dress III" Local Reporter Of the ISrElLI-
GENCER
Sent u lsS., II
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NOTICE.

A Ill l,cr>uns ar hereby notified not 10
L n hunt, fish or otherwise trc>pAs> on
iny Lands il >avanralI Township. III An
d"rs"n County. without special permission.
Persons 'i!-i",wr!nr this notice will he
prosecuted at Las.
a. VI. HOLLAND
Sep, -. 1883 II 3
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= Corned lamb poisoned one hundred
Connecticut convicts. Luckily it was
not cOrned enough TO kill.

*.""Test mans profession by his
practice. Physician heal thyself" Ply.
sicians not only heal themselves with
Kidney Wort, but prescribe it for others
for tho worst cases Of Dilliousness and
constipation, as well us for kidney com
plants. If you feel out of sorts and
don't know why, Try a package Of Kid
ney.Wurt and you will feel like new
creature
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Money Needed.

u RESPECTFULLY ask all who are in
debted to me by Note or Account, for
Merchandise or GuanO. TO make payments
as soon as possible, as need the money.
A. b. TOWERS.
Sent 27 1883 IL
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ORR G. SLOAN.
FARM TO RENT.

TARLISLE PLACE, four and one.nsl d..
v miles South of City. FouI,nIssI
farm. A lot Of bottom land Oh ""''
SIMPSON. REID & W.
or II. B. FAINT.
Sent 20, 1883 III
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~ ANDERSON CnI-Nry

~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By 7hos. c. Ligon, Judge of Irodafe
WHEREAS, Martha Lollis and Daniel
I 'n.lis haSe applied to ME to grant them
al Estate of lsariah Lolls. deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
lsh all kindred and creditors Of the said
.Sariah Lollis, deceased, to be and an
pear before mo in Court of Probate. to
nc held ut Anderson Court House. on
the 10Th day of October, 1883, after pub.
hcttion ,i hereof, t" shew cause, if any thcy
nave, why the said administrator.
should not be granted.
e, EiFen unhcr my hand this 1ith day OF
September, 1855. "a
Sept 21, 1883 II
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Executors Of the Estate of Sa-
rah Seaborn, deceased, will apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
the 10th day of October. 1888, for Final
Setiiement and discharge from said Office
as Executors of said Estate.
j. Is. +. SLOAN,
Z. II. f. SLOAN.
Executors.
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PAY UP !!

A LII persons who are indebted us,1 - X
N for Blacksmith Work are earn'1 ~:
requested to come and pay us, as w W. l,r,
compelled to have money in oraet " T1s Ia,l
Will nut our books In hands OF lna' -
tice after Goth next month. ,rov
49, ELBERT GUYTONa,,r
QUINCY LEVERETi'
Sent 20, 1883 1U
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Sept. 1, 1888.

TB1HE Notes and Accounts dae vii be ID
Wilhite up to Sept: ], isss' ' c~olIection
the hands of the new firm I9f Iii Mess.
until Dec. lst. Those indeotea dne by
come at once and pay anou"''
them. !, vIr,HITE.
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Copartnership Notice

TNHE firm of Wilhite & Wilhitsea sai,ion aio 10 oiI
Il day been changed by the aaos,v, my ,h.l
J. o. WILHITE as a copartner, ,t.nsir,| t
purpose of carrying on more ,, nr,er;;:.t. er;
business Is wholesale and retail nus .,Se r
The style of the firm will 90 :. .Gs GW;Ibis. i
heretofore KNOWN u" p A. WHITE
F. T. WILHlTE
J. O. WILHITk
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