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black voIntt had tnl
cases Of Diphthsria yield
Fevereda and Sick Per.
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
I'm purc Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat IL Is a
sure cure.
Contagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Pilo .,
Chafings, etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fevor prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse tho Teeth
Il can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelns cured.
Burns relievedinstantly.
Scars prevented.
Dysentery CURED.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured.
An AntldOte for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
l used the Fluid during
our present affliction with
Scarlet Fever with de-
cided advantage. It Is
indispensable to the sick
room. WIN. F. SAND.
FORD, Eyrie, Ala. .
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rs. P,rp~,uisy OF Fame.

As the name Of the Immortal Washington
has been most sAcrcdly perpotuAted as thai
Of a hero and statesman, 20 also has the
fame Of Swayne's Ointment for skin disease-
descended into PeTpetuity - the only reli-
able remedy in the market for every chnrac-
tea, Of S<in disorderS. and - The reward Of
vel deserving merit Worth and merit 20
handin-band his useless TO eontrA3fcS
the worth Of this sytirle.
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THE NEWS,
Daily and Weekly.
Established 1S4s. Incorporated 1881.

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good local newspaper.
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GOLDEN DAYS affords golden moments to
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TEXAS SIFTING of the Both ult. publishes
AS original sketch entitled "The Rooster
Pecked Wife" which we read as contributed
by lady to- the National Era, Washington
paper, some thirty years ago.
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SMALLPOX
and
PITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

Amcmber ofmy fam
lily was taken with
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid: the patient was
not deliious, was not
pitted, and was about
the house again In three
weeks, and no others
had it. j. w. PARK
rNsoN, Philadelphia.
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DARBYS
PROP PHYLACTIC
FLUID.
FLUID.

A Household Article for Universal
Family Use.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

all Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
never been known TO spread where the Fluid was
used. Yellow Fever has been cured with Il after
black vomit had taken place. The worst
..... .f nink,h Weld n In
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BR.CKr BRICK,

Gs.s ssuss. EsT-hurbe5 FgE-sire slor, 2rict
fo- ale a. rsssofsbie rates. fees.iion vi
,. ma E far larae a-uiirss Al Crafts 1AAD.
No5stfss crossing-
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For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fsvers,
Diphtheria, Sail
walton. liberated
Sore Throat, Small
Pox, Measles, and
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Elliaon Ia,

= Ellison Capers, Jr., son cc lie Rev.
Z. Capers. is probably one of the most
practical and ingenious boys in this
section. He is only about thirteen yeara
old, yet he has planted and cultivated 30
far this season, large lot of ground in
corn. The most extraordinary part
about it is that be has done all this with
a plow of his own manufacture (except
the tongue and few bolts). He has
also derived his motive power from q
singular source, the stock by which the
plow has been drawn being two goats.
These animals are certainly paying for
themselves, Master Capers cultivating
his fathers garden With them, and util:
izing them In other respects. He made
most Of their hatnesl, including the
miniature names. and hos now turned
carpenter. being engaged In building a
stable for their occupancy. Master
Capers has his agricultural implements
complete, and has made a vsry complete
harrow by Joining small beams and
driving nails through them. - Greenville
Neics. -. if1, ~
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The Florence Cotton Factory stock of
100000 has been raised, and the compa.
ny has organized with Capt. A. +. Ed.
wards as President. They have let out
contracts for some Of the work, and in.
tend pushing it rapidly to completion.
Anderson ought to hurryup. Newberry
and Florence have made short work Of
their enterprise, and will soon have their
spindles running. The subscription list
for our factory ought 10 be presented 10
every man who can take stock, and for
this purpose an active and influential
committee should be placed in charge
Of lists to help the one which car always
be found at the Bank. If our Board Of
trade could be induced to take hold Of
the matter, we think the completion of
the factory could be expedited
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grcs-, TO represent the Cotton States on
that commission. He stated that during
the contest to select Il commissioner FROM
the Cotton States he succeeded in defeat.
ing several who were urged for the ap
pointmcnt. and the President would say
occasionally, I'VE had better 60 back to
Brewster's Chesnut and take il out of the
fire." lie referred to Gen. Chesnut and
Governor J. l.. Manning rs men of the
lof,icst type, to whom he was deeply
attached, and stated that he thought
Manning the most ioveable character
whom he had ever known in his wide
experience among men. They were his
classmates at Princeton.
"The attorney general referred to Sen.
ator Buffers very harsh and unwarrant.
ed attack upon him in connection with
these election cases, and stated that if he
possessed the high qualities Of true man.
hood that his friends attributed to him,
no doubt justly, he would live to regret
i.
"My own opinion is that Senator But.
Ter would find more vulnerable target
for his heavy guns in District Attorney
Melton, whose appointment was mainly
due to the Senator'S earnest efforts in his
behalf, who doubtless thought him the
best available man among the Republi.
can competitors :Ur the position.
"As to Judge Willard's recent appoint
ment rs one of Mclton's assistants in
election cases, think it perfectly absurd,
for Willard is no criminal lawyer, and
is nervous and cranky in the highest
degree. lie will be unhorsed by the
slightest touch Of John G. Haskel's
knightly lance, who appears as the lead.
ing counsel for the defence. OF course /
think that any citizen of South Carolina
who is proved by clear legal evidence to
have violated the election laws of the
United States should he duly convicted
and punished. believe that such con-
victions can be had before q jury com.
posed entirely Of respectable white Dem.
ocrats, "a was the case before me when
such q jury rendered verdicts against
John Benfeld and other members of the
kuklux Klans in 1873, VIXEN was upon
the Circuit Bench in this State, in York
County.
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Woman-Hcr Health and Life

Depend more OH the regularity of her
menstrual functions than on any or all eau
ses combined. An actual or Hriay dcut h
is the inevitable result of arrangement of n
function which makes woman what she is
in every respect, and especially i'll her men
tai and bodily constitution. Hence immc-
diate relief from such arrangements is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin. In
oil cases Of stoppage, delay, or other irreg-
ularitv of the courSes,' DR.. J. Bradtields
Female Regulator is the only sure remedy
4; acts by giving tone to the nervous CEN
tres, improving the blood, and determining
directly TO the organs of menstruation. 1t
is scientific prescription, and the most in
tel'iGent physicians use it. Prepared by
DR.. j. Bradfeld, Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial
size, 75c. large size, $l.50. For sale by all
druggists
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GREi;SvsLLE.s PLUCK.

We noticed last week the fact that
Greenville is making vigorous effort to
secure the Carolina, Cumberland Gap
and Chicago Railroad. At n meeting iu
that city last week, DR.. Mauldin stated
that Gov. Hagood, the president of the
road, had submitted definite proposi.
tion to them, the terms of which he said
arc substantially rs follows:
"Greenville city is to furnish $4,000
cash Immediately for tho payment OF
certain minor debts and expenses of the
road, the amount to be regarded as q
loan secured by unpaid collectable sub
scriptions 70 the road, amounting to SIG,
600. She is furthermore to subscribe
$4,000 to the stock of the road 40 soon
M her charter can be amended to allow
her to do so, $4,000 of which is to be
paid as called for between now and Jan.
uary lst, 1884, and to guarantee fur.
thcr subscription of S50,00O, and all
necessary rights of way, with grounds for
depots and stations. In consideration oi
all this, the company guarantees to run
its main line by Greenville."
Upon this statement the meeting
rased the $4,000, and agreed to comply
with tho ether conditions. The enthusi.
asm over the subject is very great, and
Greenville is wide awake to her interests
In order to go by Greenvillo, the length
o: the road will be increased, and its ex.
penses considerably added to- The
Saluda River will be crossed twice, and
the country is undulating and rough
1t will probably require more than the
hundred thousand dollars proposed to be
given to pay for the additional expense
in reaching Greenville. With these dis.
advantages, Anderson ought, by offering
the company an equal sum as that pro.
posed from Greenyille, to be able TO Sc.
cure the road. It would not increase the
length of the road to come this way. and
would add very little to its expensiveness.
In addition to this, it would give a better
route, in that it would throw the new
road further from the Columbia and
Greenville r,ad, and thereby ensure II a
better local business. It would run
through thrifty section of the State,
and would certainly be shorter and
cheaper than tho line by Greenville can
be. The people of Anderson ought to
wake up 20 Aer true interes!s as to this
road. For lack Of proper energy and
farsthought We Lost the Air Line road.
This u our time TO make back that loss,
aud we should not allow the opportunity
to pass unimproyed.
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BUS TED !!
If Fail 10 Raise the Money by
Both June.
Hence thcNe Goods arc offered
at u Sacrifice.

LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
GENTS' Hunting, Landscape, Engraved
VI Solid Gold Case. with Genuine Elgin
Lever, Stem-winding and Setting Move.
ment, for S33, warranted
Gents Hunting 14c., Solid Gold, Land
Scape Engraved, Heavy Case, with Genuine
Waltham Stem winding and Setting M Owe
ment, for 500.
Gents Solid Gold, Geneva Stem winding
and Setting Watch for $35.
Ladies Solid Gold, Stem winding and
Setting Geneva and Waleham Watches
rom $27 to $40, all warranted.
Diamond Rings, Cluster Of seven Stones,
Diamond and Cameo Rings, Diamond
and Sapphire Doublets, Diamond and Gar.
net Doublets, from 50 to SIS.
Ladies, Solid Gold Opera and Guard
Cnains, Neck Chains, Lockets, Etc, Etc.
Also, same in Roll Plate. Ladies' Solid
Gold bracelets, Sets, Pins, Drops, Sleeve
buttons, DC. &C., in large assortment, all
az Gorrcspondingly low figures.
inis blg reduction is made at q sacrifice
70 otfer grand inducenent to cash c1s-
toners only until June 3Oth. Come
and see. Ao
Five sTASDAR11- tPeloubct g.
Coz ORGANS in Anderson County n,
one Of any Other make.
You can't afford to cheat your eyes by
imposing upon them cheap Glasse, for the
o. 1eneilt OF your pocket. Get the best Spec
SECURE BARGAINS REFo9E JUNE soth,
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INSURANCE LICENsE-
STATE OF South C.po11x,

STATE OF SoUTH CARoI1S.
OFFICE OF THE CoMprRoIIrp c,,,.
1GoLTMBIA, $. G., April lst, 1883
CERTIFY that w. F. Cox Of Roi,,
A agent OF Continental Insurance Co
incorporated by the State of --- , TO-,
complied with the requisitions of tbs, .Ht a az
OF the General Assembly entitled "An act q ct
Iigga 70 regulate late. the Agencies Of Insurance Com.
gontS capo,ns n1e imeo!porated in the State OF
said w. F. Cox, Agent aforesaid 70 ,ars ehs
risks and transact all business of insuranne ne
IN this State, in the County of AnJnrann
Tor and in behalf of said Companv Tr'
pires March 3lst, 1884. p"'S' h4-
w. L. STONEY,
June 7, 1888 AZ "eHe,al.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
BY Thos. c. Lieo". Iudgs Of p,uiute
WHEREAS, Larkin Newton has an.
piieu 10 me TO grant him letters of Ad.
Willis Newton, deceased, "
These are therefore to cite and admon-
isi all kindred and creditors of the said
Willis Newton, deceased, to be and nv.
pear before me- in Court Of Probate n
be held at Anderson Court Housa op w
the 22nd day of June, 1883, after pub.
,eSt,on hean b, bmoreof, to shew cause if any they
natG, t Why inc said administration should
not Do granted. Given under my hand
this 18th day of June, 1883 '''''"
June Z, 1883 a.
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Steam Engine for Sale

RY virtue of the power and autbo,;.,,
;ssd. 2 vested ed In Us, by Chattie MortsavSy
day Of p AuFns % issi Mssters n,' to ns On the lsi
horss power STEAM ENGINE f5gnt. 5s1. ten
Y. Tozer, with smoke stack. snark naue arrae. oy
pnmps, piping, DC, to secure the nn,Sssa Sss.er,
A}oney, Es Will proceed to sell the ss;S ;SSase m.'
g,ne a9d Extnres % the highest resnon.; u n.-
PIE pic o'ador at public auction; at on ti;n
iS, is,,, IN d drendleton 8; G.. on MONDAY H,a I'm
hnnr. f". uay ,o OF JUNE, 1883, between e .he
TERMs-Cash. N
fendieton, 8. c., May 20, 1855. az. 4a,
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= s*"Wiee men say nothing in danger.
GUS times" Wise men use nothing In
dangerous diseases but the best and most
approved remedies. Thus Kidney. Wort
is employed universally in cases Of dis.
eased liver, kidney end bowels. It will
Coat you q trifle to try It. apd the repnIs
will be most delightful. - y y
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Darlington has raised the greater por

Darlington has raised the grcater por.
ton of $4,000, the amount fixed upon
for the capital stock Of q cotton factory
to be started there. 1t is considered GER
tain that the desired sum will be easily
raised, as considerable subscriptions have
been promised from outside sources. 1t
is time Anderson was hurrying up her
subscriptions. We ought to raise $l2j,-
900 in our County, and then the remain.
ing $4,000 can easily be secured outside.
1t is a matter Of vital importance to the
city, and our people should 20 to work
at it Immediately and complete their
stock for 4 factory.
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AMDER SON
BAKERY Y

RREAD and CAKES always on hand
- Cakes made to order. :. Fresb Soda
lemon, Cream and Sweet Crackers. Candv'
SSontectioneries, - Fruits and Nuts.% Deviled
MSeats, S;an;',, Cross & Blackwell's Chow Chow.
sosns snes' TIoeerIes nnsSa,s and Canned Goods and
Cups and Saucers, Chamber Sets And nIass Uses
ware ware Hammocks, Rubber, Musical and
base balls, Novelties Tobacco and 60.
safs; smoke my Lady Of the Lake"-on
May 10, 1888 3H "nSEN. ZEN
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WARNING.

"A LII persons are warned not to hire nor
| IA harbor Ed. Green, who is under
contract with me for the year 1889. and
| has left without cause. ANY person or
| persons disregarding this notice will he
| dealt with according to law.
NJ. B. WILLIAMS, Sir.
June {, 1883 AZ -
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HANKS VIZ. COTTON MILLS.

The citizens of Laurens are preparing
TO start q Bank at that place, and have
been making enquiries az to the prospect
OF profit from the business, which have
elected considerable amount of infor.
nation as TO the success Of various
banking institutions in the State. In
the list we notice brief statement OF
the Anderson National Bank, which
comes from Col. Brown, and shows that
this Bank has been exceptionally well
managed. Col. Brown in his letter says
From the statement (encloscd). you will
see that with capital of............2 $50 900
We have profits, ny sur
plus fund. ,0OO
Undivided profits. % ,77s.54-75,7 1851
sl25.77s.54
Deduct taxes and expenses ... 2,34s ,a
Giving our assets. .":......: $l23 .4D lG
And making our stock worth ut least
$225.o 90 per share, which cost us only 800
per share ten years ago. and has been puy-
ing ten per cent dividend throughout.
make this statement to show your neigh
bors, 40 as TO induce them 10 take up your
stock.
Col. Brown further tells them that if
the enterprise of building cotton fac.
tory, which is now agitating Anderson,
is not carried out, lie will take stock iil
their bank. We think this is good,
practical argument in favor Of subscrib-
ing to our factory. Col Rrown shows
what the profits Of banking have been,
a'r! prefers now taking stock in II cotton
factory to Bunk. There is every rca-
son to believe that stock in the Ander-
son factory will pay from ten to twenty
per cent. It will be good paying in
yestment, and will benefit the whole
community. Col. Brown shows net only
good financiering in trying to build up n
factory here, but likewise public spirit
and progressiveness which will conduce
to the prosperity Of his neighbors rs we'll
as his own.
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SEVERAL secondhand Steam Engines,
~ four to tcn-horse power Threslers
and Cotton Gins. Apply to J. NJ. Mat
thews, Belton or Ninety Six, Agent for the
Jones Scales, Economizcr Engine, Saw
Mills, DC. All plantation machinery.
E1- Orders solicited
June I, 1883 A.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF ANDRRsoM
COURT OF COMMON pu,RAs


John David Suber. George B. suber. Jacoh n G.,
per ana william S. Eleazer, as SuryiyIno - -. Su'
tors oi the Estate OF G. Suber. deccassi. i.Aecu ,
nave survived one James A. Weicb nj, VINO VINO
Executor, and Is now deceased PiaIntigs no.s was
ADAM r. Croiner, George A. Settler nna "gahSi
~ CTomer. Defendants. s.-!un,niony for psMis Jsieh
Complaint NOT Serrcd. y" <'etc-
70 the Defendants Adam F. Crone, f.oo
Set1ier and Sarah G. Cromer: soiSc a..
wv are hereby summoned and reouj,o, a..
Il swer The complaint In this aetinn I'll 10 .n-
rs. ~ nied ID tho ofce Of the Clerk of H. ~nien c
OF common Pleas, at Anderson C. IL. - 20 SGurt
seive copy OF your answer to the said cnn aIa 70
on !he subscribers at their Office, Andersom i
O. WITHIN twenty days after the service ". ~
exclusive OF tho day Of such service: ana I,ereoi
iaii 70 answer the complaint within All ~ you
Aforesaid tho plaintiff In this action m,, 'ae t!me
plaint- uoeo IN the COM
Dated June 6, A. D. 1888
BROWN, TREBLE 4 BROWN
ts Tlatntims Attorneys, Andc.son 80
lsxAL.] John w. Daniels. &. E. p. ''C.
Cromer: and sarah c.
Take notice that the Complaint in mi. 49,,
.ogether with the Summons, Of which ~" 1ttion I,
ing ID copy, was 6ied In the ofice NJ =. ,orIsgo-
o. tpe court OF Common Pleas at AnSs,.nre e SteIk
~ tne county OF Anderson, in the Statn ~ -
Carsiina, on the 9th day Of june. Isss South
BROWN, ThIBBLE 4 Bfsowr
June G, 1888 'NAuefson, &c.
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The woman who seeks relief from pain
by the free Use Of alcoholic stimulants and
narcotic drngs, finds what she seeks only
SO far as sensibility is destroyed OF tempo
rarily suspended No cure uas ersr mronght
by such means and the longer they are en-
ploycd the more hopeless the case becomes
Leave chloral, mOrphia and belladonna
alone and use Mrs. pinkham's Vegetable
ComDOIiul
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Martin Phillips deceased, are
hereby notified to present them, properly
,+scribed by law, and those indebted to
make payment.
WM. NJ. PHILLIPS,
j. w. WHITE, Adn'Ts.