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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-01-11
honea Path Itoms.

Hah' EplrcR: Christmas week passed
away very pleasantly with its usual routine
OF fun and frolic.
CHRISTMAS began in Miss Mamie uarL.
meas school with Pound Party for tho
amusement Of her pupils, which proved to
oe an exceedingly pleasant occasion for tn o
niue people. On Monday night, the 25tb
Dr. NJ. {. Parker, President of the Tne,t. !.
ficai Club, announced programme that
was h'ghIy appreciated by very large Gu
u'e'ice. The entertainment was one of nm
usual interest, and the parts were perform.
Ell with great precision and credit to the
Ciub. The proceeds, which amounted to
near hity dollars, were given for the benefit
Oh tie Sons of Temperance Of this place.
oome of the fair daughters os Anderson
were here to grace the occasion with their
smiles. Also some of the young men.
The young ladies' loft impressions upon the
mind of some of our young men, especially
the poetic young clerk on the corner"
that time and years alone can erase. Not
wlthstanding the snow storm that fell on
Friday, the ladies of the Sons OF femme.
rance gave supper for the good OF the
Order that proved to be all that the most
iastldious epiclre could desire. This closed
the drama of the week.
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart, of the Presbytc
ran Church, gave us a very interesting dis.
course on Sunday. Mr.. Stewart will preach
for us no more for season, but we will
heartily commend him to the people whcr.
ever he may 90.
This brings us down to the new wear,
from the gay circle to the prosy affairs of
everyday life.
Mr. Wesley Geer, OF this community.
with his family have gone to try their for
tune in tue Lone Star" State. They carry
our best wishes with them wherever their
inclinations may lead them.
Prof. Reeds school opened OH the 9Th
inst. with entirely new programme. He
will have military exercises for those who
wish training in that direction. Instruc-
ton in music will also be given by the ac-
complishcd Miss Brennie Edwards, of Due
West, who made her arrival yesterday in
our town.
There will be public meeting given by
the Division Of Sons of Temperance on
Friday, the 18th inst, at which the Rev. D.
f. Frierson ID. d., and Hon. H. G. Scud-
day, Of Anderson, will address the meeting
i'll behalf of Prohibition. The public are
cordially invited. NJ.
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Hyuenenl.

Married, on Thursday, 2ist December, at
residence of Robt. B. Dean, by Rev. J. r.
Earle, Mr.. John McCown and Miss Nora
Dean, eldest daughter of Robt. B. Dean.
At the residence OF the brides mother,
by the Bev. T. C. Ligon, January 4, 1888,
Mr.. George Campbell and Mrs. ss'iie EN-
ory.
At the residence OF the briie's father, on
December 9th, 1882, oy the Rev. John
Wright, Mr.. r. w. Gillespie, of Pickens
County, and Miss Lavinia Walker. OF An
derson County.
At the residence of the brides mother,
on December oath, 1852, by Rev. d. Weston
Hot, Mr.. James N. Mcsely and Miss Nam
ME Thompson. All of Anderson County.
On December 2lst, 1882. by Rev. D. Wes-
ton Hiott, Mr. Lawrence Thompcoa and
Miss Essie A., eldest daughter of Peter 4.
Brown. All of Anderson County.
By Rev. d. Weston Hiott, at his resi-
dence, on End inst, Mr.. W. A. Simpson
and Miss sallie J. Long. All of Anderson
County.
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8pecIal Notice.

& Paries les nts Indebted ,C to C. A. Reed Agent
quested to come promptly and pay up.
have been extremely lenient with some of
yon, but must now have my money, as
need it. My notes aud accounts will be
placed in the hands of an officer Of the L. W
nftcr December I. Respectfully,
c. A. REED, Agent,
Reeds Flew Building, near r. r. Bridge.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AN All persons having demands against
are hereby notified to present them, properly
attested, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and all persons indebted
TO the Estate are notified TO make payment
Of the sums due at once.
ANDREW HUNTER, Admir-.
Jan 4, 1888 rs
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A Cough, Cold or sore Throat

should De stopped Neglect frequently re-
suits in an HcurGblc Lung Disease or Con.
s!tniption. BROWE'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHE;S does not disorder the stomach like
cough Syrnps and balSams, but oct Gireetiv
on me infImed parts, a!laying irritation,
give relief in .datma, Bronchitis. Coughs,
Satdrrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Sihgtr! and Pubiie Speakers are subject to-
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
nave been recommended by physicians, and
nave always given perfect satisfaction.
HaHing been tested by wide and consta ant
use Tor nearly an entire generation, they
have attained wcll.mcrited rank among the
lew staple remedies OF the age. Sold at 25
cents box everywhere.
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A CARD.

The year has closed and another
one begun. amidst bright pros poets
and still brighter hopes. While
invoking your kind assistance and
patronage for the future, It becomes
our pleasant duty to thank you
for the many favors of the past.
Friends customers occasional pa.
irons accept our thanks! 1t shall
be our greatest pleasure in retaining
and increasing your number, rely.
ing solely upon strict business prin-
cirles to bring forth such gratify-
ing result.
In order to wind up this season
gloriously, we have decided to make
sweeping reduction in the prices
Of our goods. The remnant of our
Winter Stock will be closed out
cheap. We have o large lot OF
White Blankets ut 92.G0 q pair, that
We thought cheap at $4.OO. Wo
have large lot Of Woolen Jeans
at 30c. that re sold in quantities at
45c. We have large lot of heavy
Boots at $500 that many o man
considers fully worth $3.50. We
have lnrge lot Of Calicoos to closo
out at &C.. sold every where ut 81.
We have q large lot Of Quilts, Flan-
nols, Dress Goods, Wsterprools to
close out ut close-out prices. We
have about my pieces OF son-hn-
iSbed, yardwide Bleaching to close
ont at &c., that is tho best l0c. goods
you ever saw. We have a fow bales
OF heavy ShirtinH 10 sell at &c. that
cannot be beaten for Sc. in shis city.
We have large lot OF Coat, Pants
and Fests to dispose ui, OH which
you can almost mako your own
prices. We have O largo lot OF
Skirts and shaw!s to almost giyo
away.
And oil this is done Just to nell
out our Winter Goods, in order to
have plenty Of room and nothing
but fresh, nice goodo for the coming
Spring season.
Wha! do you think OF our plan e?
Wo trust you will, by practical a.
distance, help uB 10 carry it out.
With-many happy New Years
greetings to You, g .v,uuin.
Yours, worry respectfully,
ARNsTEIN e. ROSE.
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LAST NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm
IN Off. b. Clark & Sons, by Note or Ac.
count. must pay tho same by the 1st day
OF February next or pay cost, as ii,u NNote
and Accounts will DO on that day put in
the hands OF an officer for collection.
J. 8. MURRAY, Jr., Assignee,
Dec. II, 1881 %
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COLD WEArmER.-This is tho season
~hen e1posure will produce cold on the
cranp collie. &c. Normans Neutruiisiny
Cordial will counteract all these troubles.
IL allays inflammation arising from cold
ana restores the bowels TO their normal
condition.
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Law Partnership.

Law Partnership.
T'HE undersigned having formed a part-
Il nership for the Practice of Law, under
the firm name Of MURRAY, BREAZEALE
q MURRAY, will give prompt attention
to ali business entrusted to their care. IS.
peclal attention will be given to the collec-.
tion OF claims. OFFICE-Over J. =. Sulli-
van q Co.'s Store, on Northern corner of
Granite Row. J. 8. MURRAY.
]. e. BREAZEALE,
Il. Is. MURRAY.
Jan !, 1883 25 3m
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Flavoring Extracts. Cologne, Celluloid
Sets. Fine Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes,
for sale at prices to suit you Mt Wilhite q
Wilhite.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

FNHE Firm Of LIGON d SHARPE is
IA this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and the business will be conducted by
w. 8. Ligon.
All Accounts and Notes due the firm of
Ligon 4 Sharpe must be paid to w. S.
Ligon, by mutual consent.
w. s. LIGON,
o. LOUIS SHARPE.
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a NOTED BUT UNTITLED wOHEAY,

Ae,sra Ediiors-
Tho naove Is good itkenss1 Of Ira Lydia z PINK.
ham, OF Lynn Mnsa, who above oil other human bengs
may DO truthfully called tho "Dear Friend of Woman
Of her correspondents lcve to call her Sho
realously devoted to hcr work. which In tbs outcome
OF ufestudy, ard IS obliged to kotp str Lady
assistants to help her answer tho largo correspondence
which daily pours In upon her each bearing It's special
burden OF suffering or 10Y OF reense from It Her
Vegetable Compound 1, o medicine for good and NOT
cv1 purposes- have personally investigated 1t and
am eatsncd OF the truth OF thia
On account OF Its proven inertia. Il IL recommended
and prescribed by the best phyBcnns tho country.
Ono tayBi at works like o charm and caves much
pain. It Will euro entirely tho wor1t form Of falling
of the uterus, LeucorrhGa, irregular end painful
AenStruntion, ell Ovarian Troubcs, Inflammation and
liberation. F1oodngs, all Dtsplacements and the con-
scquent spinal Weakness and especially adapted to
tho Change of Life"
ItpeTneates srer5 portion Of tho systen and eivee
now life and v!gor It removes faintness fAtuIency
destroys all craving for simulante and relieves weak
nes5 Of the stomach. Il Bloating, Headaches,
Nervous ProStration, General Debility HeepleszneEs,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearing
down, causing pain. weight and backncho, IN always
permanently cured by ts 1t win at all times and
under all circumstances, act In harmony with tho Law
that governs the female system.
Icosrs only o. per bottlo dix for ca and s Sod By
druggista Any advice required to special cases. and
Ae names Of many who have bcen restored to pcrfocs
hcalth By tho Of the Vegetable Cot1pound bo
obtained by addressing Nra p, with stamp for reply,
at her homo In Lynn, Masa
For Kidney Complaint Of ether this compounds
unsurpassed O. abundant testimonials rhov.
"Mra Pinkham's Liver PiDs" nayu ono writer, sero
the best fn hs trortd for tho euro OF Constipation,
9niouSness and Torptdity Of tho liver. Her Blood
Purifier vorin vendors In ts special Limo and bids far
20 equal tho Compound In tts popularity.
An must respect her ARgsl OF Mercy whoos sals
ambition e to good to othozA
Phnadelphia. PA % Nrr A ND
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ADGER COLLEGE.
SWALHALLA. S. @.

FACULTY.
Rev. F. 7. MuLLALLY. ID. D., President.
REV. J. r. RILEY, ID. d.
REV. III. STEoNG, a. NJ.
PKoF. WIN. S. MooRE
FHNHE next Session commences September
IL II, 1882. English, Classical and Sci
entiiic Courses. Military drill. Tuition
$40 per annum. Board in private families
$40 per month. Located ut the base of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, the climate is un-
surpassed. For further information or cat
alogue address any member Of the Faculty.
+. 7. mutually, DID, President.
Aug "a, 1882 6
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New Firm.
HAVING purchased the Stock of Goods
rom Lyon q Sharpe propose to continue
the business. and my customers will find il
TO their interest to give me share of their
patronage.
TO those who are owcing Ligon & shnrpe
on Account for last year, must urge upon
them to pay up at once to me, rs I do not
Intend 70 carry over one single Account.
By settling up yoE will avoid all litigation.
Van 4, 1883 25
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-08
Are Men Growing oIdcri

From life table that las just aPpe.r,
ed in England, it seems t at slhce y, =
the longevity Of the EagIish people DaS
sensiby increased Whether from me
operation of the pubic health ae'' =, "
from the general attention to helln
which produced the act. or from an uD'
observed change in the ways OF the pee
Pile akin to the development OF per-
ance now going on, Or from one OF 'Ilose
alterations in the viruIcnce OF disease
which have repeatedly occurred III ms
Tory, the mortality from epidemic u'-
seases suddenly declined, till the mean
mortality in England. which between
lS3S-54 had been - 8 per l.OOO. drop
ped in 1S76-s0 to 20 s, and Is drop
ping still, the mean death rate OF 1851
80 being only 10 3, a total Improvement
of very nearly seventh. IhiS w.
creased longevity is not. it il true, quite
equally divided between the sexes
Owing to causes which are still only par
TALLY ascertianed, but which probably
hare some relation to the extra liability
Of women during the child bearing per-
iOd of life, females benefit most by I'M
proved sanitory concitions, and the total
progress affected may be broadly stated
thus; Men live to years longer than
they did thirty years ago, aud women
three years and four mouths Hunger, a
difference, we need not say, 4 lite large
enough to be perceptible in human life.
The very Old live Ionger-that is, OF
course they are stronger, less liable to
that senile freblencss and dc generocy
which struck our ancestors as their nat
ural condition They decay, Of course,
and lose powers Of all kinds but they
no longer sink into second childhood
but, except when overworked, die SO t.
speak, Standing as only heroes used to
do. We see men aud women nowaday,
over 80 with all their faculties intact
able to converse to eat well, and t
walk. and with decided aud udmitteC
influence on the affairs amidst wbic!
they live This Is the more striking be.
CAUSE tue increased longevity OF the We.
ry aged is not shared by the old Botf
III men and women the chance of SUR,
val between 80 ami 10 las not Increase.
but has. Rather, it anything, dec ;ued
People of that age do not bench 5,
much by the reduced pow .r of epidemic,
they feel, unless exceptional strong, til,
Influences, sucn as sudden falls OF ten
pcrature, over whIca ScIcnce nas uul
power, aud they decidedly suffrr iron
ne Increase Of VERY All anxiety wAic
among men aud women with grow
families. 80 markedly characterize
modern life, IL is, however, in yout
nd cary maturity that tie improvemti
= most markc,l The mans e.,ance
lie is ipcncascI most dccid .,ly be- we.
D and 30 aud the @onen betw etai
aud 80.
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Conntrr t.. Cltr LIre .-rhe nnr. nnl

Country Va. City Life.-The WAYS aud
habits ofpeople living ia the country are DIFF
ferent from those Of the dwellers IN cities. II
Is Of little Importance to know whether this
difference is in favor Of city or couutry-bred
people. By city folks, city habits and man
hers and tastes are assumed TO he superior
aud country customers and training at fault
aud TO he avoided A country fellow will 90
10 the city himself ignorant Of many Of the
appliances Of city life and will be the batt of
city people who are in all material respects
his interiors. On the other hand a city-bred
youth comes to the country aud is unahle to
hell whether cucumhers grow on trees or vines,
and asks whether the brindle or whlte COW
gives the butlermilk. A touug lady from
the city visiting in our unity was admiring
some peafowls Of her cousins and asked
her cousins if pcncocks laid eggs? Her cossin
very politely informed her it was the peahens
Nearly all our able preachers statesmen,
merchants, bankers aud successful business
men have been reared amid rural surround
ing and in well ordered country homes -
Mot ers in the country are devoted 10 their
families and household affairs rather than n
fashion and frivolity. Four-afhs of our
great men attribute their success in lite TO
et.ly marriage and sound maternal training
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\ Discovery About Corn.

4 Discovery About UOrn.-An ex-
change tells OF a man who plants Two or three
weeks after the crop is planted new hill Of
com every fifteenth row, each way. And
this is the reason II the weather becomes
dry after the filling time the silk and tassels
both become dry and dead In this coudi-
ton, III should become sensonaule, the silk
reviyes aud leuews lis growth, but the tasses
do not recover. Iheu, tor want OF pollen, the
new silk is unable to fill the office for which
it was designed. The pollen from the replant-
ed corn is then ready to supply silk, and the
filing is completed He says nearly all the
abortive ears, so common in all corn crops,
are caused by the want Of poea and he has
known ears 70 double in size IN this filling.
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The best test Of the worthiness of
community is probably tine extent It
winch It Hvrps 'he h I'd ) day holy Al
-ood Things 20 with bb tn observance
generally speaking, aud ali bad thing
with Sabbath desceratiun. Another cx
ccllent test ir thv eNpcn liture on cuuca
ton, aud another, missionary contrlbu
tons. AS a test OF intelligence and ac
tlvlty, the consumption OF paper pei
head of the community has been sug'
gestcd; and the average --eOnsuuptIol
OF sugar is equally ih4icalisc of the de
gree of comfort in which the people live
but III all the tests of comfort aud tas
that which strikes traveller through !
country most readily, is the appearance
of the dwelllng-house, with tnelr gar
dens. lawns, fences aud other surround
ings. Whether these dwellings, b.
cottages or villa mansions, it matter
little; it is the evidence of careful atten
ton and good taste that impresses thu
mind favorably.
1t was once said by an accurate OBJ
server that the finest object in his exten
sive garden was grass -tbat was Away
beautiful, whilst flowers faded and be
came unsightIy We may aid that al
good gardeners pay apeclal attention
lawns.
However small the front court or bac
yard may be, there should he in 1t
well kept lawn; aud if there is room
there should be borders or circles .
crescents of flowers, giving preference
to those which grow low and contlnu
long in bloom
A cottage with nice lawn, having
few fne shrubs and centre circle o
border of flowers is beautiful sight
especially if it has one or two tree gro"
ing near. but not too near the house. A
beautiful lawns aud aud flowers shout
be visible from the road, that ever
passer-by may be graf fed.
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A Rloedless Dnel.-The Alexan,

A BlO0dlesS Duel.-The Alexandra
Gdzette OF saturday last gives the following
"a gen tlenAn Who went down to Marshall
Hall ON the steamer Mary Washington yester-
day, says that tmo ) sung men from Washing
ton, became involved in fuss, and decided
TO settle it by lighting duel with pistols
They repaired to the woods and choosed their
seconds, both being pretty well loaded with
Whskey. They took their positions, and at
the word fired one shot EACH neither taking
effect by reason of unsteady aim At this
juncture some persons appeared on the scene
and put stop to the occurrence, took the
men back to the boat and locked them up I'M
til the boat arrived at Washington The fuss
was abyu one OF the women. The gentleman
also reported several fights without any seri-
Gus damage
We have received authority from a reliable
source to say that there is not a word of truth
in the above statement The excursion on
that day, though large one, was attended
with unusual quietude, and enjoyed by all who
participated
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THIN THINGS
TROUSANDS

, halt-lnod aud skcl ton Suirs in u i
s y newest and most desirable shades n
SSogrgesi also, Blue Flunuels Vac
ION VI MoAairs, Drap D.!.e aud Worst
Gu O1r assortment Of N,raras Pom
gee SILK and Sc, r>uckcr Suns Call col
" was never approached ia magnitude
VI variety before ii the State.
IN uHsters we eau a,,Jr;-h Won. We
nave them in all the best fabrics in Lin
Gu; Aoh.Ir, Alaplca, &c.
b We al'o have the Largest Line Of
Day and Childrcn's Clorhing for Sum.
'uer wear ever showu.
, A separate department fof White and
Fancy Vests, in which cver 50a Stvlv,
arc shown, from 80 cents To- $500 il
price.
We always excel in getting up Cloth
Jug Tor summer wear, AMI we arc prouC
Vi our magnificent assortment
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NfEligpucN oar pa
pers last week to Cross Road, -. ..,urned
Ia the mail pouch to the Por, TOO post
Office not having been taken out for once
we are able to pin the negligence on tie
proper party II is Of cour.e negligence Of
Tue postmaster nr. Stem, or hi. deputy, at
the Cross Road Office, in not e.,o.,,.,og care
fully the mail pouch before r.,n,.ior the
same II this is the FIRST tine anything Vi the
kind has occurred at that Office. ii is the
drst brought 70 eur knowledge W. will over
look the matter, but hit is not 20 wilI sug-
Rest to Mr. Stein and others vuut, Of alike
acts, to 20 forward like a man ana resign bis
position, stating that they are n.6t tor the
Office being incapacitated to attend to any
business much less that Of the s.bIics. It
they don't do it we will rv and force
them to it by making complaint
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Fashionable MeddiI

Fashionable Wedding.-One Of the
most notable eyenls that has occurred in BAL
timore society for some tine mast was the
marriage Of ex-Judge Daniel r. Nsyruder, Of
Calvert county, to Miss Resale + ) Web
ster last Tuesday at the Memod,lp Church
corner Of Bolton and Townsend streets Rev.
VIM NJ. Dame, in the presence Of A large and
fashionable audience, performed the marriage
ceremony. The bride was attended 5y her sis
Ter, Miss Bessie Webster, while Secretary Of
Stale Hon. James 7. Brscoe acted AS best
man for the galhnljudg The usuers we're .
A. Wilson ofCalvert county and J Wilson, Of
Upper Marlboro, and Harry Orrick aud J H. G..
Williams, Of Baltimore The harry couple
left upon bridal tour immedatel, after the
wedding. Miss Webster, who /, well-kuown
10 society circles in Baltimore isa grand
daughter Of Noah Webster, the disuul ui5hed
photographer, and direct defendant Of
George Washington.
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A Good Tree WaSh.-The following re-
cipe for washing fruit trees and preventive
of borers, has been furnished one of our ex-
changes 10y gentlem IN who has used it with
great success for four years The present is
the best time for using it as the eggs are de-
pssi'ed. Il about this time. Take four quarts
of lime lbs. of concentrated lye, 3 lbs OF
sulphur, / ib.of good tobacco, two quarts Of
SCOT thoroughly dissolve each separately, and
then mis- together with about 60 gallons OF
water. This makes enough for thoroughly
washing 800 trees of about six inches diane
ter and gives fine smooth fresh bark to the
trees.
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Excelsior We call attention to the nd
rrrri4.mcnt Of Excelsior Glnrhior lIonst
Coruer OF Baltimore and Light streets, BalIl-
more, in another column. They have added
20 their Clothing Department - 6entlemfn'
Furnishing Department where they can b'
dressed in the tip Of the fashion from head
TO foot. Parties wishing TO order goods hl
mail or express can RELY on receiving the bes
goods at he lowest prices in return Salts
faction guaranteed at the Excelsior Clothing
Bousc, corner OF Baltimore aud Light streets
Baltimore.