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No oa,ciaI Advice, Of Gorciou's Surrender.

CAIRO, November "A dispatch from
Dopgola states that a sheikh. who lefl Shen-
dy on October Z. states that he is positive
that Khartoum has fallen, and that Gen.
Gordon is a prisoner in the hands of the
rebels. He admits, however. that his
krowledge Of affairs at Khartoum was
obtained solely from rebel sources. The
government has received no Official inior-
nation ccn6rmstory Of the above story.
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Rnm EnnnnAreh

CLEVELAND, O., November 2.-N. P.
Chariot prominent Democratic politician
and member of city Council was found
dead in his Office here this morning. Too
much alcohol billed him, good architect
with good prospects, but he fell to drink
ing. A bottle of whisky was found in his
pocket.
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Editor UBrien is Satisfied.

DUBLIN. November The subscriptions
TO the fund to recoup Mr. Vim. o. Brien for
the loses he sustained in defrsyiug the ex-
penses of the recent legal proceedings in
connection with the Cornwall scandals
amount to $1,000. and have been closed in
accordance With his request
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No Ju.,Ie, In nornsadsm.

s.Er LAxg, November 2--The ccaneiiy
polygsmy case was dismissed yesterday ~
terHoon. The United States attorney said
the testimony diassed 70 radically from that
before The Gsasd Jury thst he w. astoa.
ished. The irdge in diminishing the es.s
regretted TO ssy that be felt sure ths ends
OF Justice had been defeated by pssiary.
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Arxs..sd Ssx yLsiatias ths RsS1stssAiss

Ngg YAgx. November 2.-Nose Sands.
a bsrterder ct BsysId and Most strssts.
was arrested to-day for ioiatios Of tbs
reqis,rsusn Iav. More arrests are sr-
pec.ea Warrants for the srfest of over
over 800 persons charged With reRistssisg
illegally 10 Brooklyn srd the towns o.
Kisgs county have been Issued and plsesd
4, he hands or United States Marshal Rats.
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Roth engineer ana Fireman Killed.

OMAHA, November 2-About midnight
an engine pushing six cars in the Union
Pacific yard here left the track BY an open
switch and plunged down an embankment
into the river. Both the engineer and fire.
man were killed, the former outright, the
latter dying after an hour Of agony, pinion-
ed under the wreck. The engineer, Charles
Wilson, leaves q wife, aud the fireman, Dan
Mahlon. q wife and child. The RESPONSE
bjlity for the accident is not yet fixed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

.. nau~-ra gives a large part Of its
.s .5-!a~ to politics Its readers, no
+. care ,or ,i.,Ie else at present 50 high
b. :, he political feeling. After tor
~ togeytr, other and more varied
a us. assume their former sway.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

WHAT is it makes George Edmunds so
cool and placid. and how does ne do such
deep thinking? Ii is because he never al
lows himself to be harassed with colds.
He takes Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, be does,
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Tssy wast the Troops.

CoLrssrs. O., November l.-Shsri6
Hawkins, Of Cincinnati, has made rsqsi-
siiion on the Governor Cor troops On eiee-
,ion day. The Governor replied that etts
be and the Mayor Of Cincinnati had ex.
hausted their resources With deputies an1
special police, they could hare the aid 81
the State militia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

.r.orEu. business Of four years
ur.E question will avail nothing
.,- W5-k;ngmeu have learned a
s..4. Republican professions, with
.s. .aa- are deeply and strongly i'm
~ .,a:- minds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

:aes /. .,S.. ~. with most all cough preUara-
La,lfl.,.io NAT hey Contain mOrp6ia, and are
asrTs, ~ n INJURIOUS to the stomach and
,tsnT hi ina' simple preparation of wild
Via CSA' saLA' called Dr.. Wistars Balsam of
y! cs,s sry:Fy, contains no mUrphia, and vet
asJ c,5s. ~ cough " cold in less time than
keQse q. c'a2ou2d, so2od, 1t is the only reEs,
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a.. %. am.ss 20 warn Democrats
.... ike, has BLAINE electors
- that wk0crer casts q vote Tor
o.y vote, The Republican
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,....., rs5 sse circulars denOune'nE a
, ,.,,.s ~. issued sor,y,eight hours before the
.~. ,bsr down as frauds.
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.,,-s j. one thing they can do in Ne"
,....,. ,lsn another, it is getting up a
p '.,......sr and pyro,cchnical iliumina-
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f.s,spts Democratic voters IN
-,,rri,h, in New York CRY. That
... m.. b Ike the State was go'nS
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.. p.m3.ratic GreeabacSsrs,
. s.s.a aud al the o,her
electors on the Republican
g.. ErtHNE
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''.' y. y. -. ma .;fcation for his ehgi-
.y s. 8 voter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-03

~ t;cke, has the Democratic
-. ~ J,rl Bs,NyoN for Congress
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- =. he Hon, ". ?. HorEAEO
A' va ss s,,rl Saturday with the other
r.,,so' Rep bIcan'Sm
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n-m,cr,. in tie city should get
.,I,r and vote early to morrow
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~ ,be silent independen, voter
Us /, immense.
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errORE BREAKFAST.

..r. 10 your voting quietly AMI
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s. ar the REGISTER
ACENIs. md in their orders
lsald 'e ,or extra papers next
rs'iaIs, ss~ they cannot be renh-
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CCoutinued on Fourth Psge.l
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At REST.

Hon. Cha>. }. fauikser Dies Psacefully
nj His Homo Surrounded by frseuds-..
His Funeral wtA Take Place at . p. m.
To-day.
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And l charge you to use you influence IN
socieiv aad and 1t the polls for such as
ccme tie nearest to that Godliitsd stand
ard. AT family prayers next Tuesday
morning, read tie 10th chapter Of Exodus.
The moral or immoral character Of Jour
next Presinent viii add IS per cent OF sub,
tract rs per cent from the moral welfare Of
this nation. You and / cannot afford TO
have bad President The yoang men Of
this nation cannot sffori it ana the hones
Of America cannot afford IT, The CONNER
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:T(l-iFnQSE INTEREl[h

WE hereby notify all indcbted ]
Hill & Co. that the Firm at ANIL iss d
will be dissolved by mutual cone. O. E,
>JanGsxy next, and for this 49,. g y
nauHt have all the money =.
ON amy account tlais ssls d
We fully realize the fact that d.!
hard, but We, have to pay our. debis '''ss 8
dry; and we cannot, in Justice 70 sa,. !, e E
Jbeas indulgent in carrying 6ys,,1
have been In the past. We boha t@ n
ONE who entertains Thought ! IS
carried" will take this notiea rs.
ally to, o,himse;f, as We propose ii
instance TO c5Isspi where tha
can be made by lawa We give th,.'ts,sss uloass
thus early 80 thBt arrangen enIs hSiiiiis
made accordingly. taiy b.
II. 8. Hill will continue the bus,. &
the same stand, and he hopes To tss,lesl - u
able than eyer befose 10 supnIvw - ,,Ies PIG
gants OF those whoAts s6mp 5y s,s E,sA \, "
debts. We now haves5 haIl a asy,E,y ~ M
Stock Of General ElSrohandirSs isiei
being sold as low as the lowest s.alse aase b
would simply ask an inspection .ofa ~ ts
"looking around" y thossi
Very Respectfully,
Oct %, 1884 10 e,.l.
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MASTERS, SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ESi r 1"Ti ANDERSON County

= STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
sil 7"T' hNDBIsoE County.
. In the Court of Common Pleas.
Matte FAINT, Catharine Fant and others,
vs.. A. ]. Fant, Ann Massey, ct al-Ac.
tion for Partition, DC. i''N
PURSUANT to an Order Of Court, da.
I - dated 18th October, 1884, in the
above stated case, will sell n Anderson
Q. H., s. c., on SALEDAY IN DEOEM-
BER next, the following described Real
Estate, to wit: AZ ~
TRACT NO. l, containing IL acres, stu
ate on Generals road.
r TRACT NO. 2, containing l5a acres,
more or less. situate on Generals road.
: TRACT No. 5. containing Is $40 acres,
more or less. uituate OH Generals road.
TRACT NO. i, containing i5i acres,
situate on Generals rold.
TRACT NO. 5, containing 13 acres, more
or less, situate on Generals road.
TRACT NO. Z, containing 81 acres, more
or less, situate on Generals road.
TRACT NO. 10. containing II acres,
more or less. adjoining Nos ., o. II.
TRACT No. IL. containing 20 acres,
more IT less. adjoining I-,ts Noe. 9, ii. Nc
Duffie Street and M. IL.
The above Tracts are part of the Tract on
which Mrs. CathariDe Fant lived, and are
situate Just beyond the Southern boundary
of the City Of Anderson.
Plats of same may be seen ut my Office
up to day of sale. -,,.o
TERMS OF. SALE-One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid III cash, the remain-
der in one and two equal annual install
nents, to be secured by bond and mortgage
of the premises. with interest from day Of
sale, Purchasers to pay extra for papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov g. 1884 II
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
AEpERgoE COUNTY.
In Tie C5ur, of Common Pleas.


II, tie Court of Common Pleas.
Thomas w. Martin, Administrator OF WIN.
Il. Wilson, deceased, Plaintiff, vs.. Sarah
Ann Wilson, and others, Defendants
Action to Scl Lands to pay Debts, Partition,
de-
pURsUANT TO an Order Of Court in this
Il case, dated October is, 1884, ! will
sell at Anderson C. H.. s. G., on SALE
DAY IN DECEMBER next, the lands
described in the Peadings as the Real Es-
tate of VIM. r. Wilson, deceased, to wit !:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing 81
acres, more or less, lying on waters Of
Meals Creek, adjoining lands of T. w.
Martin and others.
ONE OTHER TRACT, containing 81
acres, more or less, on branches of Meals
Creek, adjoining lands Of J. l.. Geer, VIM.
Pruitt. J. c, Shirley and others.
ONE OTHER TRACT, containing so
acres, more or less, on branches of Hem
coop Creek, adjoining lands Of K. G. Nc
Coy, T. w. Martin and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash the re-
naming two thirds in one and two years,
in equal annual instalments. with interest
from day of sale, at ten per cent. per an
mum until paid. Purchasers to give bond
and III ortgage to secure the purchase mon
ey, and to pay extra for papers.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov g. 1884 II
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
G. G. Simpson, Assignee, VS.. J. FL. Morgan,
ct al.-Aetion for Foreclosure, dc.
DURSUANT to an Order of Court in this
l. case, will sell at Anderson G. H.,
s. c., on SALEDAY IN DECEMBER
next, the morsgaged premises described in
the pleadings, to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con-
tsining lis acres, more or less, situate in
Dark Corner Township, adjoining lands of
G. A. Graft, w. B. Morgan, Mrs. Eva Nor
row and others.
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT, contain
ing l40 acres, situate in Dark Corner Town
ship, adjoining lands Of G. s.. Reaty, Mrs.
E. Morrow, J. II. Morgan and Others.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash, the re-
mainder on q credit of twelve months, with
interest at 10 per cent. per annum from day
Of sale, with leave to purchasers to autici.
pate payment. The credit portion to be
secured by bond and mortgage OF the prem.
ises-purchasers to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Nov 6, 1884 II
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A CARD.

WE would like to call to tba atton,;..
Of the; people of Anderson Countv ,its : - I
signifcantl facts Soncerninfl INK M
Store of HILL BROS, recently morss
from Broyles't Building OF Main Stres,it nat X \.
McCuily's Corher on the Public E13sls :.
Smiths old stand. it's' iAs.4l
In the first place these men epdsaro,I,
watching their business closelylsl F;s,3
always on hand such Drugs, Patent Fs1.s
icines, Lamps, and other articles IN tks,;
Tine, that PARTIES @isaing to con-: !, s.Ss5 ord;
to their Store for anything, not enti,sl,s
out of date, can always be accommodatd
Fer inatance, The isaasdb for sowing Vhe;t
is now upon US, and they have PLENTY d
Blue Stone for soaking it ali; and is3
when the bilious behsonS coma tiey b,t,i
always on hand q plenteous spppIy NJ
Liver Regulators, Pills, &C., ind IN ms
chillRtaud fegef ainie they double h,S
stock of Quinine and Chill Cures Of ,ljl
kinds. And even 80 in the stason rhs5
"youpg melis anfIes lightly tlrbgIS Sse,s
that is, along about Christmas, you a.
always find there what you von, in t,l
way Of beautiful Celluloid SAT- EdEI.l
somo Dressing Gases, deliciously Sensl
md elegantly decorated Perfumed BSsla
Ladies' Work Boxes, lovely Mitf5n ~
Fancy Articles IF every description. "a
It is true they keep q stock Of all thsss
things throughouE the year; b6t ahsyt1l
TO regulate the quantities to suit d,
season for which they are partieulnlJ
adapted; and while Iefen, in lSpltig a1i
Summer they keep their stock Of LanHl
full, you will find that they have nnu -
hand the largest aud best selected st&sJ
Of Library, Extension, Stand and Htat
Lamps they have ever kept before It'll
really worth walk over there TO seo Gl |!
display.
, Another significant fact. is, that Vi
Junior partner Who'sis theS REiEssiss
ssi s"ss 4 = sisss s PRl #isb.sE 'a5s 4
Medicines prepared at night.
Anderson, 9. C.,Qet. 49, 1888. .y.s,sii
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mo Torch In tl,p state.

The Clubhouse of Linear Linder, 10
Spartanklyg County, was destroyed hy
an ineendiary fire on Sunday night,
October 26. The losses amounted 10
about s2500. Jerry johnson, colored,
sonfessed that he took part In the burn.
lug AND impli licatad two oiker negroes.
Ihe three negroes have been committed
TO jail in Spartanbnrg. .'a-E .3
DR.. j. W.. ga!heln' 8 gin. hense gin,
cotton prezs and, fifteen bales Of cotton
were destroyed by Gre at Ninsty.S Six,
Abbeville County, on Friday, Cctohar
%. Tho flfe Wes kindled BY q little
negro boy who threw @ lighted match
into the lint room. -
AAfr. @. G.. Haddon's Gin. house, gin.
steam engine and several 6aies of cotton
waye desfroyed by ati . occidental spark
from the engfEa. Mr. IIaddon lirea3 at
Kirkssy's 3, EdgsG Geid County. {,
Biz buildings yera burned down at
Alleniale on October s2. The fro
atartsd IN nm roccupied b baildiDg which
was used as 9 gam bling place BY Q lot of
Sir, Ransom Fsy, 81 switssr Neck,
Ilaxing ton Comfy, lost hiis dwelling and
part of itb cont ntsnf5 On Saturday night,
fire. !
Cspt. Chariss b. 1a.s,stt, 81 Spar.
4 sfanbnyg County, lDst his mill and gin.
I house, by Ga fncendi diary fire on wv edIes.
day night, October 90. Efg bales Of
Gotton, baggiTg, ties and cotton seed
weEs dsstFoyaif. The loss ID dit bout $$8. .08O.
hfs. Us ID. Land drnna q ain.hcnss and
fourteen lss 0f cotton, hi saf BaissburR.
:ssas Consumed BY hra on the nigh goi
October 90. The OH gis of tha iffifo. Was
asiasnssy she work OF an Intend afy. 4; &
iha aweliIag housa Sceupfed BY Bel.
ton Mathews xEe elena, Newberry
yyss dessf0yed oy ai acoid dentai
sssir8 oil 0ctob bar ri, tcgsther With Bis
;aloMing O7 ATr. fat) ,eNs and .his wife,
,csspeFss TX q y;
the ii hons3. engins aud tsanty aix
Sbsles uf Af !. u. Jill OF
x1Iaffgabiifg County, vsssfs ID DESTROYED by
sssa sccisl lisa on! % c.obef 90. 1ffs d.
f%i5 3Es E92zf lers who n iii thos cotton
s tho flames and
Ivery 1sgef3fy burnt q ~
I s.. n zs txlef, Of s. Matt thsW b,
3Fau yopats loak sls hts ah ).
BID lds b IS sntise GRO, oi pro Avs
i Isss ) 81 iAa bf cot ton y an jnesndE
p g:sn1ay nsosslisg saA uctos
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John Roaisson,s Contribution.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November s.
Old John Robinson is o stalwart
Democrat. He Is O liberal one,
too. Besides making a handsome gift
toward defraying the campaign expen.
ses, he helped the party iu Columbia last
Friday in curious way. He gave out
that every negro who presented at the
circus door a registration certificate
instead Of ticket, would be admitted
free upon giving up to the door.eeper
such certificate One hundred and fifty
five negroes thus parted with their elect
i've franchise, for not one of them can
vote tomorrow. Old John Robinson
has rendered valuable service to the
County in getting rid of these votes.
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AT LAST THE PEOPLE
ARE MASTERS
We Will "Have a Look at tine
BoOks"- Republicans
Eiust Go!
A Glorious Victory over C0rrup-
ti0n and Fraud!
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND !

We have delayed the publication Of
the INTELLIGENCER until this (Thurs.
day) afternoon, in order to announce to
our readers the result of the Presidential
election, and now that enough has been
heard to settle the contest we are en-
abled to bring the tidings of victory
which has in it many surprises as to the
States which make it up, though tho
general result was anticipated with con.
fdence by us. At the hour of going TO
press we are enabled from dispatches re-
ceived 10 announce that the States of Ncw
jersey, Indiana, Connecticut aud New
York have gone Democratic, and with
them also the solid South, giving CIeve.
land two hundred aud nineteen votes
certain, or eighteen votes more than
necessary TO elect him. The Democrats
are also confidently claiming Wisconsin,
Michigan and Nevada, which would give
81 votes more. They also claim Illinois,
California and New Hampshire, where
the vote is close. This would givethirty
additional votes.
Wenay sum up that Cleveland has
2l9 votes certain, 240 probable, and 80
possible. He is, therefore, undoubtedly
elected, and will, if he lives to see the
fourth of next March, undoubtedly be
our next President.
The victory is sweeping and complete.
The Democracy have done better every
where than was expected, except in
Virginia, New York and Ohio. Virgin
10 and New York were in doubt during
Wednesday, but came out oil right ON
Thursday, the majority in New York,
however, being reported as less than two
thousand. Ohio went Republican by an
increased majority. Massachusetts, is
close, aud IL 10 thought Blaine will carry
thS s.=ttss less. .haa coo EaajoEi.ys
Rlsine'a majority in the State oi New
York, down to the Harlem River, was
about sixty thousand, but the cities Of
New York and Brooklyn and the Counties
in which they are situated, gave Cleve.
Land ever s.$syy thousand majority, thus
H;ping out Blaine's vote aud putting
Cleveland ahead.
1t has been contest against enor-
nous odds. and the victory is rendered
ali tho more valuable in consequence
thereof II proves that virtue has not
Left tho American people, and that they
value official integrity above party ties
or brilliant attachments. Is argues veil
for the pefmanence Of our free institu.
tions aud guarantees q return to pure
government. The rascals have been
turned out and the country 10 safe.
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Oct %. LIB.
LAND BUYERS, LOOK Z!

ERE's a chance for good investments
HI in Georgia lands-all in Hart Coun.
ty One Farm of 3lG1 aores., on rShesl
Greek, 2 miles from HartweH !; good dwell
;aGand tenant houses. With about IS ecEez
good bottom enough open land on the
fT 01 shtss oq oGr5s $ Rehs
worth So, 200.
One, Farm, 160 acres, with enough open
land fort tHto horse crop, three tenant hou-
ses, good orchard, a splendid Corn Mill.
with rooms attached for Cotton Gin and
Press, which alone cost over 81; 900. / Tllib
place is on Cedar Greek, IL miles from
Hartwell. Will sell for $1,000. Or the
Mill, with 1877 acres, for S., $50.
These prices are for spot cash, of course.
E. B. BENSON. Hartwell, Ga.
August IA, 1884 S
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Oct 80. I!
Executors. Sale.

NMTILL be sold at the late residence of
wv Reuben d. Newell, deceased, in
Hall Township, on Friday. 14th November,
1884, Two Hundred and Fourteen Acres Of
Land, divided into four lots. hs follows:
No. 18Th acres. No. Pr acres. No.
3-643 acres. No. 40 acres. With right
of way between Nos. l and 2.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash balance
on credit Of twelve months, with interest,
to be,secnred by Npte and mortgage. Pur-
ehasers TO pay Sxtfa for papers. !
Plats win be exhibited on day of sale.
NEWTON J. NEWELL,
Executor,
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.

A s Executor 9f the elastWil Of Thomas
N Hanks, deeeesed.9 wi.l.expose Co
next, at tie residence Of said deceased, all
the Real and Personal property Of said
Thomas Hanks, consisting of Mules, Cows,
Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Corp andsF Older. Alse, two hundred and
seven acres af Land. Terms ofsais CASH
Purchases topay for lapd papess. u
CHRISTOPHER HANKS.
Oct %, 1884 15 8"
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The Fields areiiWhHe With Cotton.
Hard Times : Nearly Over II

fFYHpusANDs ofifamilies who have been
u wanting PIANOS AND ORGANB for
long time will buy this year.
have on hand in my house at Williain-
State Organs, which shall offer for sale
on extra easy terms. 80
{ During file month Of October will sell
Pianos and Organs at the lowest Rock Bot
tom Cash Prices, requiring only $25 cash
down on Piano and $40 cash down on an
balance, without interest or advance on
price. IL H. J..
J SHeSipg an expcrferice OF. five years in
this business, I feel competent to aid my
customers in selecting an instrument. and
will take greatple in visiting any one
who anticipates bsiying.' = WE =
Drop me q postal card to Williamson,
. ~ A.'H VlYP yPH JoHM ID HAYNiE.:
Oct 0, 1884 13 3m
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NOTICE OF SALE.

II WILL. sell to the highest bidder on
Wednesday, November II, 1884, on
VIM. shearer's place in Savannah Town
ship my entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Farming Tools, Bedding, &c.
All the Furniture Is of the finest--marble
top. Many other things too numerous 70
MENTION, @. II. q. ELROD, Jr.
Nov G. 1884 II
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NOTICE.

ON the FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER
W the legal representatives of Mrs.
A. l.. Harbin, deceased. will sell for Cash
in Seneca City, ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing one hundred and twelve acres,
lying on ,Pepdleton Reed, five miles East
Of Seneca City, NEAR Shiloh Church. ! y
Also, one unimproyed Lot in Seneca
City, on Fair Play Street.
w. A. LOWERY.
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FOR SALE.

DlHE undersigned will sell at public out
L cry on Saleday in December next, at
Anderson, s. c., one Tract of Land, con-
tanning $50 acres, known as the Shaw place,
and bounded by lands of Geo. Long, J. u.
Leyeret and others. Two dwelling houses
on place. Twenty acres in woodland, and
balance under cultivation.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance ON credit
of twelve months.
Persons desiring to look at the place can
do so by calling on the undersigned.
SALLIE V. McALISTER.
Nov G. 1884 II