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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-12-22

A BOYS LETTBR.-'Dear Un0ie-We are to
have Christmas tree and supper. Your pres
ents is requested"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

Der Icrntbeilunscn ipesen Gbebrudes
nidt Si9enommen babe! @eiB er benr
ni9t. Sab in BEN Nusen mander MGnne,
Der Gbebru9 Der Trau ni6t elm Oiebitabl,
ion6ern Elm wilfommener @eminn 1T, baE
er ni6t oas 9ubn tooten nil, bas linn gols
bene Gier Iest?"
Selbit bic b69iten Stdnbe entseben ben
fur9tbaren ToIsen bes mobernen Sort:
f9rittes nidt:
vslu6 bic Srau Der rei1en &laIIe wirS
pom mobernen S9ifial errei6t. Die f.
nan3isllsn Grade baben bic G%infinfte per,
minSert; Die @runbsitsr werfen ld6erli9s
Grtrdse at. @sr bic Gage in bieier @es
ieli6aftstlaHe ssnau fennen nil, Der iebe
aaf bic eisentbimlide Torm bin, wel9e in
letter 3eit Die Chen angenommen baben.
Der 2ampf nm bas tdslide groo beitebt
iett in ben %iosena,nten reiden 6amilien 10
art, mie in BEN rmen Oieien Rampi
fiblt namentli6 bas iunse Maoden. @ebs
ben iunsen Mdb6en, welbe feline bsbeu.
tenbe Mit9ift baben, um ii9 los3utaufen,
bamit iie nidt meiBe Sflupinnen werben
Infer Sabrbnnbert bat pas @elb gu ieinem
gotte seuia6t; unO bieier @ott %uerlan9t,
seraoe wie bic beionii6en @6tter, bic I'm:
idulbisiten Opfer!"
Oas iinb bic 6rii6te, pelder Der uielse:
riibmte moberne 6orti6ritt bereits sersifi
bat. Der sroBe Bius bat iie uorbersele:
ben, ais CT in ieinem Spaabus ben Sat-
perbammte:
Der rOmiide pupit Tam unb muB iid
NIT benz Sortidritt, benz 2iberalismus uni
Der mObernen Giuiliiution ausiobnen unt
psritdnbisen."
5atte er nun llnre6t?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
1T 6mrgi(G s.
Sereiniste Staateu.

Aus Neu Trier, Minn., wirb uns
beridtet Der COB bat einen %nnierer 6ls
tsiten gnliebler unb b~rapiten 0iiraer babin
serafft. glm 16. .. SO. ifarb, perieben
nit ben B. Saframenten Der Stride, i'm
boben @lter bon 80 Sabren unb 8 Monas
ten mod pier Sabre LANCER &ranfbeit, Sbsos
bore 9aas, seboren su 9oi6eib i'm Gans
ton Oisfir9. Der Ysritorbene bintsrldBt
cine Satin, nit Der CT Dor ;mei Sabrsn
bic soloene So9Seit feierte uno 8 &inSer,
Elm Sobn uno 2 SS6tsr, aae u~erbsiratbet
uno in suten @srbdltuilen. 9aas wans
berte I'M Sabre 1857 uon europa aus unb
fam biebin ms nod wenis anseiieoelte Gers
ritorium. gr mar elmer ber erlten Gnliebs
Ter Der @e9enb unb bate mands Strapase
unb Wtabielisfeit ourd,ufdmpfen. Saas
mar elm i9li6ter anipra6sloier Mann, ses
Iiebt uno sea9tet uOn alien, bic i'm fanns
ten. Die gauge llmsesenO CAB ibm oenn
aud bas lebts @eleit. @s war bas isin
iabrslanssr @umi9, baB bic Sreunbe isis
mem 9ssrdbniB bsiwobnsn iolten. 9as
tbaten ie AUDI. MOse er ruben in 6rie'
ben! N. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
Gin e@mersensi6rei aus eaos
SeutS6lanO.

lleber ben &ir9emitreit in Deutidlanb,
ipri9t iid bas ySaper. 8aterlanb" mie
folst aus: BreuBen = laBt eu1 bas ses
iast fem, ibr sutsn Ratbolifsn - warb
bur9 ben Yroteitantismns srob unS bur9
bic 9ose mddtis, UNI bic Mfadt &om's, Dem
bic 2ose nir mebr ben 8atican belanen, gu
pernidten, unb trobbsm mel9e ansit
bat bieies srobe, md9tise YreuBen Dor eis
mem %einSisen Manne in Ser beilisen Stabt!
Don jeber bat Der Hroteitantismus unb
bsiisn 9ort lit preuBen = bas Odium
papae (9aB sesen ben Yupi) auf feline
SABINE seidrieben, uno ba MN Der sort
bes Yrotsitantismus" bur6 Blut unb Glen
duBsrli9 ais Sisser baitebt - slaubt man,
9reuBen werOe III sesen &om na9siebis
fein2 Oas fam nnb miro MIR in einem
Sale gei6eben: ipenn es 9ebennitbi9t miro,
unb guar sriinblid sebeniitbist; bas wirb
aber u sei9eben, wenn IS @ottes Wiibs
len pertleinern. Damn aber bat es feline
Ho0e sesen &om unb bic Stride ausses
ipielt, unb Der 6riebe NIT &om, B. B. bic
Giniesun9 Der @sre6tisteit wirb pon ans
bsrswo fictirt. gis babin absr, ibr nuiuen
beutiden 8atboliten, labt aIe 9ofmns
binter su9 - Sirrpabr cine martiss
Sprade, Die ben Nagel auf ben 9opf ees
troffen 81 baben l6eint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
lnb BEN 9aSies sruisIt's Oh ieiner @asbal:

80
iisfeit.
Eug Wilion, Der pulgare enslilde 0orer,
erreate bebeutenbe Seniation in Mmerifa
unb idleppte einen bibi9en 9anfen @elo
nit binaiis, unb bod siebt ss in New 0ort
Outenbe BON 8ummlsrn unb 8orsrn, bic
ibm an @emsinbeit unS Brutalitdt nidt i'm
@srinsiten na6itsben. Warum iOlte benn
einbeimii6s 8rutalitdt unb @emeinbeit
ni6t ermutbist werben?
gs sibt amerifanii9e Sbioten, bic iosar
nod weniger 0erItanb baben ais Ssfar
Wilbe; es 1T aber benz amerifaniiden 8us
blifum nod ME einsefalen, ben beimii9en
9ISbiinn su ermutbisen, wdbreno Der eng
hide Jog. Ieitbctifer Ssfar Wilbe Der
Come bes Cages mar.
Mrs. 9an9trp lit Elm anberes Beiipiel.
@ans New Yorf 1T wesen ibr uerriidt ses
worben. Sc murbsn ibr 9ldnSenbe Opas
tionen gu Sbeil man bat iosar ibr gu Gbs
rem elm ele9antss Sbeater nieoergebrannt
unb bod aiebt es Oubenbe pom amerifanie
iden S6auipielerinnen, bic eben 10 i6On
unb nod i6oner iino, als fie, wdbreno,
mas ibr Bripatleben mnbetriift, tauIenoe
Dor amerifaniiden 6rauen ii6 ni6t neben
le ftellen piiroen. MrS. 9anstrp beiibt
nidt bic serinsite 6dbisfeit als S6auipies
lerin; aber ais prOfeiiionele ensliide
S96nbeit unb ,Sreunbin" bes Sums
m%elprinsen uon Wales ldnft ibr bic balbe
Belt mad.
Der seneiste 2eier iiebt oaraus, 6ab
and in Mmerita bas Spridwort: Der
Bropbet gilt ni9ts in ieiner 9eimatb"
feline Seredtisuns bat. (&. q. 3ts.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12

@inen tbeuren Sonntagsbras
faufte fi9 neuli9 elm Mdb9en pon
g.. Oaslelbe brang ndmli9 in ben
5iibnerifaa elmer Ha6barin elm un6 ents
wenoete elm 6ubn. Ms bic gisentbimes
rim aus Der Stride mad Sauie fam, wurbe
iie uon elmer Na9barin, pelde Ser iusenbs
li6en Oiebin Suseieben, auf bas 8eri9wins
ben ibres 6ubnes aufmerfIam sema9t.
Sic besab fi6 in bic @obnuns Der Mnse1
flasten, unb ri6tis, bas 6ubn mar i9on
beiseiett unb brobelte luitis aif benz 6eers
be, einen ansenebmen @eru9 in Der Slide
uerbreitenb. Nlr wirb bic Citrate BON 8
Sasen @efdnsniB unb 80 Sranten Bulge
minber ansenebm iein.
Si9ensrnnb. Cine 6suersbrunit
Serit6rte ON Is. Meai bas unbewobnte nit
NIT Strob beba9te, Der @ittipe glaiie
Gbr. suseb0rige Wobnbaus. ginise in
bemielben iid befinolide M0bsl wurSen
elm &aub Der Slammen. Der S6aben
betrdgt ca. 1000 st.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
sl,merifamijGe Marrem.

gs e~riitirt elm altes beuti6es Sprids
mort, bas beibt: vSremoes Sroo lit Sus
den fir bic Ginber." 0as Spri6wort
bat ie6o9 cine nod wsitere 8ebeutuna, ss
meint, baB iosar erpadiene nnb gang pers
%niinftise Q.ute iid bur9 bic S6ee tauiden
Ia1len, baB Die aus fremoen 9dnoern ims
portirten Oinge beoeutenb better lsin mill
len, als bisielben I'M 9anbe seSosenen unb
fabrisirten grtifel, btnn - mas fam aus
NaSaretb Suites fommen9
Die Mmerifaner iinb in Sieicr eisentbims
IiAen Selbittdui9uns ben Oeutiden aber
nod weit poraus. @snu iie wiibten, wie
Is sstban werSen f0nnte, iie wiirben iosar
ben enslil6en Nebsl importiren uno itatt
hires eigsnen bsnuben. Sails elmer bers
islben su elmer Slai6e m%ebisinirtem Nep>
Seriep Giber Npfelmoit) eingelaben wiiroe,
er miirSe idwerli9 aus bieier @ele9enbeit
0ortbeil Sieben, pieleidt Oas @nerbieten
ais 8eIeibisuns anieben; iein Mfasen Mir
be 9egen bic .9lufnabme bes ni6tsmbisen
Stoffes enersii6 opponiren wenn iebo9
baIelbe l3eug in Gbampasnerfiaiden 9es
falt unb nit bibiden Gtifetten &c. pers
ieben 1T, bann madt ii9 Der bur9l9nitts
Tide @merifaner bas 8er9nii9en, ben StofI
Wein gu nennen, unb besablt nit 6reuben
feline pier Dollars fir cine iol9e 6lai9e.
SIS 1T falm m0gli6, Srautblatt : Sis
garren su rau1en lobalb absr Die bstrefs
fenbe 6iite bic Gillette trdst: rSlor De Ia
6apanna", bann nimmt bas &rautblatt
Elm belici0ies @roma an, wte IS nur ben
Direct importirten 9abanuas eisentbimli6
lit.
Sir Galifornier Wcine 1T nod INNER
feline redte Na6fra9e in ben Ser. Staa-
fen srit wsnn bic Slalden NIT franS0iii6eu
Gtifetten beflebt iinb, erbalten bic Weins
ibren @ertb unb Der amsrifanii6e @ours
mano sablt nit 8srsniisen ben breifa6en
preis, neil ie einem fransOiiden Ramen
trasen.
en- Mnaelessnbeitsn Der Runif berridt
bieielbe Tduiduns unb baiielbe 0orurtbeil
oeaen beimii6es Talent. DIR. 0obbs ooer
Wr. Smitb, amerifanii6e 6iiuitler, tons
men fir ibrs @emdlSe teine 8dufer finben ;
lie anbern lire Namsn in Sisnor OQbboni
oSer Ser .. S6mitfowsti, unb man reiBt
iid fSrmli9 I'M bic @erfe bieier ausses
,eidneten fremoen Siinitler. Wenn bic
Gbicaaoer obsr Milwaufeer Sdnserin,
MiB Suliuan, NIT ibren Talenten ni6t
bas Sals CUR Suppe peroienen fam,
braudt iis nnr ais Sisnora Sulfaui, bic
italienii9e Ma6tisal, auiSutreten, unb ibr
9lubitorium 1T entjldt.
@enm 8iG Stotes uon Ohio, Der be-
rIbmtefe &unitrsitsr, Der einsise 3unitrei>
ter Der @elt, Der auf nmseiatteltem YferOe
I'm i9neuiten 9aufe uierssbn Purselbdums
bintsr chamber i9lassn tanni IN ben eir'
euss9lnnoncen nit leinsm orbinaren Namen
eri&iens, tSnnts er pisr3is pnr3elbaume
f&lassn unb iein san3es SSnnere mad auBsn
iuen6en, obns ben ssrinslten Ipplaus
au finbsn; penn ieSo@ &balberto @ia'
como, Der groBe ipaniide Mtblst u. |. 10.
burd einen papierreifen iprinst, wirS el
oIs @mbsr uon @swanbtbeit anSeitanni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-12
0robberso8tbmtt.
9ie Mrbtittn an Der Mbteifirde In Gdter.
nadl,

8ei @elesenbeit Der Sprinsproseiiion
bra6te bic yR0In. 1..3ts.~ folsenoen Mrs
titcl iiber bic &eitauratiOn Der Daiilita IN
G9ternad.
Die abteitirde III I'M romantiiden Stil
I'M III. unb Is. Sabrbunbert erbant wors
ben, unb Gam NIT Der uralten 8enebictiners
Mbtei (seren 9lbt beitider 6eidsfarit mar ;
ais eriter @bt wirb Der 3. 8iaibrorb, Der
&poitel Der 6rieien, senannt, UNI 69s, Der
7S9 ais Sif@pf in lltre9t ftarb) wdbreno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
NOT 4 pLSrRIBUIER or COIN.

A short, thicl-set, comfortably dressed. if not
o comfortab le-lookiAg man, wearing thick beard ana
whose age might be on the shady side OF forty was
seen hurrying down Nassaust shortly before noon yes
terday In his right hand firmly grasped he carried
tiny satchel. which resembled mOney-bag. sone one
whispered that be the who. not long ago. on the
celebration birthday distributed small coin prorse
In the streets regiment of men and boys followed "a
him and the supposed money-bag down Nassa9,ss 70
Pine thence near William where--n0 coin was dstiiy, =,
uted. The pursued person retreated into an
10 tho disc oinfture OF curious, gaping CROW dou'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
THE VEIL or MAYA.

.Lo h;rds from last years nests are blown
Sec nov t sbores by that relentless might
fiat S' barely points ,Hf D %G5n If o tnSr sn'
Win mum ~ y,arv stars are DINNER grown,
MARX na nov 10 ms in earlier days so bright,
Nor think perchance the worlds Ins d hsS
Has o',s what have we now that may not cease,
linen men b hrt' The measure of our dsconteBt,
Flooding and ebbing like the weSf wear ca sea- Saoo
VI ,,et not such as was to Eden sent,
ant ant that which broOded DER Gethsemane.
pue 'iA EDGAR EVi RTsoN SALTUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11
JACKS COURTSHIP.
SAILORS YARN OF LOVE AND sHIPwRECK
BY W. CLARK RUSSELL.

AvihOr Of 1.-THE Wreck yGt The GrosrsHor,' - -"
Queen" An Ocean FreeLance' etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-11

rThe preceding part Of this story, which appeareu ~
SUNDAYS TRIBUNE, has been printed in
sheet and can be had free application at the Cous
or win be sent free to any receipt OF @h
enclosing stamp for the return postageJ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06
The Southern Republicans.

WASHINGTON, August 3l.-The Southern
Republican Federal official conferees are
still attracting attention here. Col.
Cash, of South Carolina, and another
Virginia collector Joined the party before
1t broke up, and thore have been several
consultations on tho situation i'm the
South. 1t is said that the result of the
conference with Postmaster General
Gresham was very unsatisfactory to the
Southern politicians. Gen. Gresham Is
opposed to making q political machine
out of his department. He has already
taken stops to insure strict attention TO
their business on tho part Of postmasters
and will adhere to that policy. The de.
sign Of the present Conference Is to vet
the active support Of the Administration
through the Federal offlceholders South
In the Liberal movement. Col. Cash SAYS
the United States marshalship in South
Carolina Is good for 10000 votes to the
Liberal movement. How much the post
offices would be worth manipulated for
the new party was not stated. Amor a
talk with Gen. Gresham postoffice stock
watered for the Malone scheme fell con.
siderably. Arthur and Malone and
Grant and Malone are the favorite tickets
among these political visitors from the
South. While 1t Is strenuously insisted
that the conferees stood uucommitted to
any candidate for tho Presidency. Il Is
admitted that the active assistance of the
Administration is necessary TO the sue
cess Of the projected Liberal movement,
and that, es the leaders are the most
prominent Federal officials in the South,
they could hardly oppose Mr.. Arthur's
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06

Anderson County for instancc-produces
forty thousand bales o: cotton, worth nj
an average Of forty dollars per bale.
Sl,GOo,0OO. l. would require cotton
mills costing about three million do 'ars
to convert this cotton into cloth When
converted into cloth the cotton becomes
worth $1,000 per bale, or the crop has
been increased in value from 81 coo 900
|" Sb,"Ooooo. Now, the labor and ex.
pcnsc OF converting the bale Of cotton
into cloth is much less in proportion TO
The profit than the labor and expense Of
growing tie raw cotton. We save in
the manufactures the cost OF freights,
commission merchants, insurance,
wharfage, COMPRISING aud other expcn.
Ses of handling, and in addition to lni.
Keep the manufacturers profits at home
for investment here. Another adyan.
tage OF manufacturing Is, .ha, il afford.
profitable employment to class of BON.
u!a'lon women and children who do
not make profitable farm iaborcrs. They
create mar.ets for all kind, of agricul,u.
raj produce, and conducc greatly to the
prosperity Of the ncighborhood in Which
they are situated. For INSTANCE. we arc
now paid about $l,G0O,OOo for producing
1900 bales Of cotton, whereas by con.
tinuIng to manipulate it we would be
pald SG,ooo,Ooo. The additional :4 400.
""o would come i'll to be pnit gu, for
labor, for interest on the capital. for
PROFITS, and for other expenses. It
would be AN aunuui introduction Of that
much money from abroad To circulate i'm
our midst, which now circulu,es else.
where. 1t seems to us that the views of
our usually progressive. neighbor arc, on
this subject, singularly antiquatcd.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06

y special dispatch to the Atlanta
Constitution from Augusta says "Presi-
dent Raoul's intention is to extend the
Augusta and Knoxville. Railroad to
Spartanburg, S c., and also to aid in the
completion OF the Savannah, Valley
railroad. This will give the Central
Railroad two lines of railway into the
very heart Of South Carolina and bring n
large amount Of cotton from that sec.
ton" 1t will develop the upper por-
tioI Of South Carolina and greatly pro.
mote the prosperity and growth of
Anderson, Spartanburg, !.aurens and
Greenwood in this State, and at the same
time largely augment the business of
Augusta, Savannah and Port Royal. 1t
is the best possible railroad connection
for our city.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06

The Abbevilc Medium specifically
shows the folly Of high rates of interest
by State enactment. South Carolina
added 3 per cent to every debt in the
State, and the sole beneficiaries are a
few money lenders. All promises Of for.
eign capital consequent upon such au
advance proved dclusivc. The Land
Loan Association is i humbue. The
The Me'fiMm wisely says "The Georgia
lawmakers were unwilling to make Il
foolish and oppressive change in their
law, but our representatives, either
needless or ignorant OF What was best for
their people committed this folly" There
is entirely too much solid truth in these
statements Of the N,dium to be ignored.
Our Legislature made u mistake when
we raised the rate of interest. I, came,
however, az the petition Of the State
Grange, and was urged by the Agrcul.
tural Department on the plea that it
would bring in quantities Of foreign cap.
tai. and make interest greatly lower.
This hope has proven futile, and the
failure ought to be clear enough for cv-
cry member Of the Legislature to see it.
All OF the Anderson delegation who were
present voted against the change, and
Mr.. Murray made the only speech that
was made in the House against the pass.
age of he bill The dreams, however,
Of English capital were too powerful in
their promises Of prosperity to be com.
batted By the plain fact that poor ag-
ricultural people cannot prosper under
high rates Of interest, The rate should
at the next session, be restored 10 seven
per cent.
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The Barnwell &ntimsf, speaking of the
Railroad Commission tariff Of freight

anu passenger rates, says:
We will venture a suggestion which
we can only hope may bc The means OF
supplying every man in the State with a
printed copy OF this important work.
When tho Legislature assemblies let that
body make an appropriation for printing
Il nninbcr of copies sufficient 10 meet .:in
requirements or tho people, and enough
10 cover tho expense OF adding thereto
all additional change and notifications
which may take place AZ long AZ we have
railroad commission, by printed slips
TO be forwarded to oil voters by the prin-
ter doing the work. We don't believe in
hlding light undera busicl, and In order
that every railroad patron shall know
now he Is faring, give him light.
From the opinions generally expressed
of the new freight rates we are afraid
that they have already cost more than
they arc worth. II might be we'll to
wait about such Wholesale publications
until tho necessary revisions Of this
crude work shall have been made. 1t
was to be expected that the Commission
would have to make corrections in their
first tariff, after experiencing it's opera.
tlons, but it was hoped to have secured a
more satisfactory beginning than the
schedule published by the Commission
We have no doubt, however, that the
rates will be ultimately fixed in an
equitable and satisfactory manner. AS
at present constituted, The rates appear
rather high upon local charges.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06


One Of the most remarkable OF the as.
founding phenomena Of the recent vol.
canic eruptions in the Sh ,ils of Sunda,
is the fact that one OF the volcanoes
belched forth solid mass of Ice, imbed.
ded 10 melted lava, amid the gigantic
convulsion of nature which was emit.
ting vast torrents of burning brim.
stone and lava, and heating the very wa.
ters of the Straits by the warmth of the
unloosed fires Of the earth. The Augusta
Chronicle and Cbnstitutionalist, upon this
subject, says: "The frat explanation of
this phenomenon 10 that 1t tmust have been
the icy crust of some frozen snbtersane.
an lake, bntthis seems improbable con.
sidering the intense heat of that portion
of The globe. We are inclined to accept
rather the explanation of the Louisville
Posi- that "when sudden heat makes wa.
ter evaporate, the evaporation will often
go beyond the equivalent of the heat
which incites it, and this excess of evap.
Grafton produces cold in the remaining
liquid. In similar fnanner the sudden
reconversion Of Q part Of liquid carbonic
acidinto the ordinary gaseous form produ.
sthat -4tenseet Of all known degrees of
cold which turns the rest of the liquid
into q solid snow. The experiment 10
beautiful, but dangerous unless carried
on upon g 7ery small scale. The exhi.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
~ The undersigned Administrators of
the Estate of i. B. Fielding. deceased.
hereby gives motto" that she Will apply Ia
the judge OF Probate for Anderson County,
on the 3l day of October, 1883. for a Final
Settlement of said Estate and Discharge from
her oliirc rs Adinili>tra,rix.
SARAH y. IIEMBEEE. AGu'X.
sept o. 1853 =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to
~ employ or haIbor Wash Taylor, as
he Is under contract to work for me for
eleven months. Persons disrsgarding this
Sept 6, 1883. & /:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06

= A Newspaper printed In Sylvania,
Inhabitants In that town, and that thore
has never been q death OF O man or q boy
from natural causes In the place since tho
town was inc o)rporated, about thirty years
ago. Two women have died in tina.
period
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-06
LAND FOR SALE.

nNE Hundred and Ten Acre, Land in
W Hall Township, near Pleasant Grove
Co!or,d Baptist Church. Terms Of sale
easy. For terms apply 10 ;. l.. Tate, near
Flat Rock Church. or To the undersigned.
who viii show The land. plat. &c
JDi!N l.. TATE.
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One UnimprOved Wood Lot

On University Hill, containing Three and
Three. quarter Acres, more or less. adjo!n
ing lots Of Mrs \. J. Alien. l.. X. llcCullv.
TERN. OF SALE-Onc.third cash and TT.
naindcr on Il credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, To he secure! by
mortgage of the premises.
W. w. HUMPHREYS. ,.-
y. y. McCtLI.Y, T." ~
Sept a. *;
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons are hereby notified not to
lA employ or hnrbor John Meredeth. as
he Is under contract to work for tho remain.
dor OF this year, Persons .disaeganiing
law. ~ aa sSF. 9 WAX; SHHRPt :,
Sept O, 1880 :; E- g. t
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NOTICE.

NETIIL be let 10 the lowest responsible
w bidder on Saturday, the 22nd day
day of September, 1888, ut the Bridge over
Rocky River, in about one and one-half
miles of the City of Anderson, S. O., the
contract to rebuild the Bridge over said
River at said place, at II O'Clock M.
and terms made known on
day OF letting. Commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids.
J.. S. BAILEY.
JOHN ii. JONES.
JOHN a. REEVES,
County Commissioners for Anderson.
Sept. q. lsS3 )
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Dt nj to- an order of the Court Of
IL Common Pleas the undersigned tx
ccutors Of stephen Mr'uiiy, deceased will
sell ut Anderson g. H., :. c.. on SALE
DAY IN OCTOBER. a. -. 1853, Tie fol-