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Josf MEufxDEzY II
III PEARL STREET.
p. o. BOX 317Z.

NEW YORK
Ofrecen sus servicios como comisonistas
.. general, para compras de cuantos articulos
conciernen a la industria y productos Norte-
americanos y de dtil consume en- las Anti
las hispano americanas.
Reciben consignaciones de productos tropi-
Gales, hacienda adelantos sobre dichas consig-
naciones en- credito sobre las principales pla
zas de Europa Norte America.
Sc daran garantias 8 ouantas referencias
sean necessrias. La remuneration ser& 10 mas
imitada al case.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse los mis-
mos. 33
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COmpaSaia de opera Estaha
para hoy 10 partida de la
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VIJANDE Y COMP, rortals.a 80

Commentaries -comsionlsJas gro de letras
Agentes de la Linea de vapores dc Oiano, Larrina
ga Comp de la Compa6ia Catalina de Vapore1
rrasat lanticos
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RESPONsABILIDAD]

0bligaciones & la VISTA
Cuentas corrientes...... 69S, ,394-0o
Wales en- oirculaci6n. ...... 500
Ter dividendo
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MANIFESTATION.

La Gaceta de hoy inserta la
siguiente manifestation:
GOBIERNO GENERAL
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RL MlNISYRO DE- ULTRAMAR.

Un apreciable colega cubano
eonsagra al Sr. Conde de Tejada
Yaldosera las siguientes lineas:
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:. GARCIA DEL REAL.
SOL N6M. SO.

CASA DE PRESTAMOS sobre empeno de prem
das obietos muebles en- buen estado tipo m6dico
Vende prendas demss objetUsque hayan vencido
81 termino. Vende maquinas de coser de todas
classes compra biletes del Tesoro tienetienda de
viveres al detail
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R. CARBON g. CO. rort.ls.. ..

Importadores detsllistas de articulos de lujo
noyedad fantasia.
Constante surtido en- perfumena abanicos.
Precios modicos.
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Gale del Deposito mum. l. Marina.
Casa de giros comisiones:: ImportadGo4res de
| todas procedencias. Agentes de vaPores Herrera
| Inca de New-York De la Compania de Seguro
contra incenGios Hamburgo Magdeburguesa. ID
eeitiun Arargo dc Angnstu~ "a dol DR. Soeg
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TO THOSE INTERESTED! !!

WE hereby notify all indebted t. X. S.
Hill Il Go. TINT the Firm ut Anderson, S. c.,
will be dissolved by mutual consent on 1st
January next, and for this reason we
must have All the money due z.s
OH any account tIsis Fall.
We fully realize the fact that times are
hard, but "" h.-rc to pay our debts, wet or
dry; and wc cannot, II justice to ourselves,
he us iiiduigent in carrying over" as We
have been III the past. We hope every
one who entcrtains a thought Of being
carried will tako, tt is motto. person
alsy to himself asiN'e propose in every
instance to collect where the money
can he made by law. We give this notice
thus iearly 50 that arrangements may be
made accordingly
II. $. Hill will continue the business at
the same stand. and he hopes to be better
able than ever before to supply all the
wants of those who promptly pay their
debts. We now have ON hand q very large
Stock OF General Merchandise, which is
being sold as low ms the Lowest, and We
would simply ask an inspection of those
looking arOund."g
Very Respectfully,
Oct rs, s,1ss4i IS % A { em M
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAKOIINA,
< ANDERSON CouSfI.

OLA L II Of 6OUIt CAHUllNA,
< ANDERSON CoUSfI.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Matte Fant, -Catharine Fant and o!h.a
vs.. "A. j. Fant, Ann Massey, ct ALL
+ .tion for Partition, dc.
1OURsUANT TO an Order Of Court, d
Il dated 18th October, 1884, IN y
above stated case, I will sell at Andszl
O. HI, 8. c., on SALEDAY In. DEcEEII
BER next, the following described EaI
Estate, to wit:
TRACT NO. /, containing II acre, 81
ate on Generals road.
TRACT NO. 9, containing l5l tEsl
more or less. situate on Generals road
TRACT NO. 3. containing Is S-l0taA
more or less, situate on Generals rhsd
TRACT NO. 4. containing Isl tss|
situate on Generals road. "a
TRACT mo. S. containing 13 3acrs, EslI
orless, situnte oil Generals road.
TRACT NO. z, containing 81 :ass, o.
or less, situate on Generals :oad.
TRACT NO. 10. containing u M
moro or less, adjoining Nos. 8. y. III
: TRACT NO. .il. containing vi
more or less, adjoining Lois N1s.2 II, u
Duffie Street and No. l3.
The above Tracts are part OF the ifhSeE
which Mrs. Cathnrinc FAINT lived. ana y
situate iust beyond the Southern boaf9pElE
Of the City of Anderson. SIT si
Plats of same may be seen mt my a.1l
up to day of sale. a.f:,7
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the
chase money TO be paid in CASH, lhe fsnt
der in onetandi two equal an'iufi u
ments, to be secured by bond and mo,st
Of the premises, with interest from as!.
sale. Purchasers to pay extra tor ~
WV. HUMPHREY MSS
Nov 6, 1884 II -
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A CARD.

WE would like to call to the attention
of the people of Anderson County few
significant facts concerning the Drug
Store Of HILL BROS, recently moved
from Broyles' Building on Main Street to
McCully's Corner on the Public Square =
Smiths old stand.
In the first place these men endeavor, by
watching their business closely, to keep
always on hand such Drugs, Patent Med.
icines, Lamps, and other articles in their
line that parties wishing to come or send
to their Store for anything, not entirely
out of date, can always be accommodated.
For instance, the season for sowing wheat
is now upon US, and they have plenty of
Blue Stone for soaking it all and 80
when the bilious seasons come they have
always on hand plenteous supply of
Liver Regulators, Pills, &c, and in the
chills and fever time they double their
stock Of Quininc and Chill Cures of all
kinds And even so in the season when
"ypung mems fanciesglightly turn" &C.,
tbat is, along about Ghristmas, you can
always fud there Wait &yon want in the
way of beautiful Celluloid Sets, hand.
some Dressing Cases, deliciously scented
md elegantly decorated Perfumed Bottles,
Ladies' Work Boxes, lovely Mirrors and
Fancy Articles of every description.
1t is true they keep stock of ali these
things throughout the year, but they try
to regulate the quantities to suit the
season for which they are, particularly
adapted !; and while .esen in Spring and
Summer they keep their stock Of Lamps
full, you will find that they have now ON
hand the largest and best selected stock
of Library, Extensioni Stand and Hand
Lamps they have ever kept before-it is
really worth walk over there 10 see the
display.
Another significant fact is, that the
Junior partner, who is the Druggist,
sleeps on the Public Square, in easy &C.
cess to those wishing Prescriptions or
Medicines prepared at night.
Andcrsnn, S. c.. Oct. 16. 1854.
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FAIR NO I'll ICE.
Please Read It, and Govern Your
selves Accordingly.

TO al! who owe us we have this to
say:
lst. That tlie time of he year has
come when your accounts and guano are
due.
End, That we expec! you 10 pay Us c !;
ct oace.
3rd. That soe do not intend tn cdrry orer
any one, and the reason for it is that We
are compelled to pay our debts, and We
are needing what you owe us to pay them
with. 7 .
4,h, That: if our Guano Notes are not
paid right away, we viii positively en-
force the Is cents per pound for the
cotton. 81 ,.e r;niy IT,.
A., 9Th. That we ruean this for crey one
who owes us. {.
9th. That We will pay you the top of
the market for your. cotton 4
9Th: That if you want to hold your
cotton, borrow the money from rom the Bank
aud settle up with: us, and theh hold it
as long AZ ynuipleaaes'ss &, sa
And in conclusion we will, expect a
prompt settlement Of all you owe ;o,f us US at
once. A word 10 tho wise il sufficient,
Therefore, tako warning. - sa;,"
5'."g.' 'A Respectfully, ,a.t.ia !5,I!ii.
sH;!.'a I-s'y "i;'i dSE 2a,'. M ~.
i 97' n9 W. SILICON &co.
Nov "a ,asA i.ttIu 20 i@mr3
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= Capt. kostowitz, The Russian aero.
naut, is quite confident that he has solved
the problem of steering balloon which
is being constructed at ST. Petersburg.
1t is of the shape Of huge cigar, driven
by screw, but il is also provided with
sails. The inventor calculates that his
air ship will be able TO make lG0 miles an
hour with an eGuipage of IT. men, 10 900
pounds ballast, and IN engine of 5O-horse
power. The whole balloon, with it's APP
purtenances, will be 500 feet long and so
feet high, and will probably make its
first excursion from st Petersburg in a
few weeks.
: Philadelphia has professor" who
"bianches' red noses for from So to $50
II nose. He first applies lccchcs, then
galvanizcs the nose ito restore the elias.
ITCHY Of the artcrial and ven0us fbrus :"
and then applies mould of plaster of
Paris. In less than Il week he declares
that the nose has regained its natural
shape and proper color.
= a shooting atf'ray occurred in Edge.
field County last week between Mr.. W..
K. Lott and Mr. Scrap Swindler, in
which the latter received serious wounds
in the arm and side. The shooting re-
suited from quarrel about dog.
= When the vote was counted at Due
West on Tuesday night, John G. McDill
telegraphed to Blaine that Dle West
was against him and that his chances
were gone.
= Rum filled walking sticks are new
wrinkle with swell New Workers.. Suck
ing cane heads will no longer appear
such q senseless operation rs it used to,
but it will be much more suspicious.
= Tyre Glenn, aged 80 years, COM
mitted suicide in Greenville County on
Friday, October 81. by drowning himself
in tub Of water. Domestic trouble
was the cause.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ANDERSON 8. c.. Nov. 4th 1S2i

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
ANDERSON 8. c., Nov. 4th, 1884.
FHNHE following statement, as required
II by law, shows the number OF days
the Board of County Commissioners for
Anderson County were In session during
the fiscal year commencing November Ist'
1883, and ending October 3tst, 1884, toeeth,
er' with the number of miles travelled
by the members respectively in attending
the meetings of the Board, and i'm per.
forming other duties required of them by
r. 8. Bailey travelled. ...m...l427 Miles. :
John H. Jones travelled. .....i1Ol Miles.
John A. Reeves Travelled ....I2l4 Miles. H
s.. /. w. H. FriersoD, Clerk, of the Board
Of County Commissioners for Anderson
County, do hereby certify that the fore.
going statement Is coIrcct and true; and
further certify that no accounts against
the said County were approved during the
verified according TO law. :, a'Nl = IA =
tsy,ta! s:'ss w. II. FRIERsON, !
.l Clerk Board.
NOV. IL, 1854 lS
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MAS1'EIs's SALE
STATE OF SoUTH CARoLs.,
ANDERSON Coryu.

-,
ANDERSON Corsr.
In he Curt of Common Pleas.
Thomas w. Martin, Administrator of Va
Il. Wilson, deceased, Plaintiff. vs. S,nSI
Ann Wilson, and others, Defendant
1ction 10 Sell Lands to pay Debts, Parissl
&c.
DURSUANT TO an Order of couti,s.I
Il case, dated October Is, 1881. I ri
sell ct Anderson C. H.. S. c., on stIII
DAY IN DECEMBER next the III
described i'll the Pleadinss as the ReaIEj
tate of VIM. Il. Wilson, deceased to nd
ONE TRACT OF LAND, coptainip, sl
acres, more or less, lying on wster 4
Meals Creek, adjoining land, OF T MI
Martin and others. 4 r.,t
ONE OTHER TRACT, containing tI
acres, more or less, on branches OF TaSs
Creek, adjoining lands Of J. L. Geer MI
Pruitt. J. G. Shirley and Others.
ONE OTHER TRACT, co ontainn, s.
acres. more or less, on branc hes Of Hss
coop Creek, adjoining lands Of K. G. ~
Coy, T. w. Martin and Others. L.gf'
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash; lh. n
naming wo.thirds in one and two ya,l
in equal annual instalments. with iRtsst
from day of sale, at ten per cent. per rF
mum until paid. Purchasers to give b1
and mortgage to secure the purchase M.
ey, and to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Ml:ta
Nov 6, 1881 II
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continue in power, and turn attention
from their corruption and stealings. The
inauguration of President Cleveland
means that ALL THIS is st end that our
government Is by the people Jor the ,0hoie
people. There will no lougsr be North
and South. We are reunited people.
The war is at an end. The rascals who
have been sent to the South to incite
the colored people 70 riot and bloodshed
must leave, and their places supplied by
honest and upright men who will see
that every man, white and colored, has
his rights secured to him.
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sCROFULA.

Are any members Of your family thus
affiictedP Have they scroflllous swell
lings of the glands? Have they any
scrofulous sores or ulcers? If so, and It
should be neglected, the peculiar faint or
poison, may deposit itself in the sub
stance Of the lungs, producing consump-
tion:: Look we'll to the condition of your
fai?iiy, and If :hus afflicted, Sivs tie
proper remedy without delay. Buy that
which makes absolute cures in the short
est space OF time. The unerring finger of
public opinion points to B. Is. b. as the
most wonderful remedy for Scrofula ever
known. You need not take our word
you need not know our names-merit is
all you seek. Ask your neighbors, ask
your druggist, ask or write to those
who give their certificates and 10 oum-
vinced that B. b. Is. is the quickest and
most perfect Blood Purifier ever before
known. 2
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land = BUYERS, LOOK /!

TIL ERE'S n chance for good investments
Ill in Georgia lands-oll in Hart Couu-
aty. One Farm ,of .al6a acres, on: Shoal
Creek, miles from hartwell; good dwell.
ing and tenant-houses, with about 35 acres
good bottom; cnongh.lopen land on the
Farm for three or four horse crop-balance
well tim6sred IN 6s All for $4,000 Richly
One Farm $50 acres. with enough Omen
Ifnd fpr two. horse crop, three tenant hou.
SEES, good orchard. u splendid Corn Siiii.
with rooms attached for Cotton Gin and
Piess, which clone cost over $1,000. This
pace Is on Gedar Creek, ls miles from
Mill, with l27 acres, for 81, $50.
Ihese prices are for spot cash.. of course.
T.. 3. BENSON, Hariwell. Ga,
AugtlsR 14S 1S94ssra So. So, ~
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Blaine Lying TO the Last.

AUGUSTA, November-7. Blaine is in
constant telegraphic communication with
Steve Elkins and the Republican Nation
al Committee. This evening he is re-
ported to have said:
81 feel entirely confident that the
honest vote Of New York, without change
or manipulation, will show plurality
for the Republican electors of not less
than 800 votes. / do not speak idly,
but from the most accurate data, careful
Is furnished me from the most competent
sources"
Mr. Blaine added tha, the dispatch Of
Daniel Manning, published yesterday,
contained the most arrogant and often.
sivc threat To control The election re.
turns i'm the interest Of the Democratic
ticket ever made in any Northern State,
and that it equalled the worst bulldozing
prOclamatiOns ever issued in the South.
He thought its effect would be to arouse
the law abiding citizens of New York,
who cannot afford to have their State
reduced to the level Of laMlessness pre-.
vailing in South Carolina and Mississip.
pi.
The gentleman asked Mr. Blaine if he
felt much disappointment over the pos
sible prospect Of losing the Presidency
by such means.
Mr. Blaine answered: IL do not feel
so in any personal sense, but profoundly
so on account of. the vast national inter.
ests depending on the result. | feel
great pride that no imputation of fraud
has ever been seriously uttered against
the members of the Republican party in
any State or District. do not believe
the American people will accept a fraud
ulent result. The Republicans have
carried the Northern States by more
than 100000 majority, aud they do not
propose to have the leading State taken
from them by fraud"
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PEACE RESTORED.

The efforta made by tho Republicans
to count Blaine in will not avail. The
whole country understands that Cleve.
land Is elected, aud intends that he shall
DO Installed. There will bs no more
counting ont BY corrupt Returning
Boards and yenal Commissions. This
time the voiee Of the people will bs
heard ana ooeyed. The Republicans
we'll understand the temper of the people,
that there Is point beyond which they
cannot 50, tina. they have reached that
epoint 10 fraud, corruption and rascality,
and shst auoshor steal Of the Presidency
will procipitate o revolution which viii
oyeruhslm them. They may for 4 aho.s
time buster and die hard, but this is all
they can do, and the verdict OF q great
people declares they are unworthy Of the
trusts rsposed In them, and that they
! 5srzanst e t give place 10 honest, upright and
honorable men. 81 &, 'ss &. N
81 The election of Grover Cleveland Is
THE most important political event which
~ S-F
his occurred sinee The adoption of the
Consultation in 17s9. All parties prsvi.
ons 10 tha war were patriotic and honest,
and The Supremacy ofsany one Of more
:of Them did not eud gss Const tutionsl
sernment. Since ths close Of the ne - wat Il
;sho Repnblisas party hiss been rrevoln.
;ticnary sectional md corrupt TIA whole
MIN has been Ia divide The country into
Eswe sections. aud maintain its supremacy
by asfsyirg the strorget seclion againat
The ssaker, and continuing q ssats 81
41ssdai war between them. Tie war closed
near twenty years ago, the South has
been loyal aud devoted to ths Conssitu.
rim md gos1rdmeht, ana yst that py.y
Jnsfbg ail shss time has done all in its
Ipost6f BY ppfdsiys legislation, carSnps
Federal Jndgss nnprincipied United
States District Att6rnsys packed juries
ard iaefcenary u,arshais, 10 hassss the
Soithsrn people Ia array thss cosored
popntatson asainst ths Wh j, and and ! pro-
dues Lille disserd poasible, tbat hey
aiish sht VIVA shs bloody -sirt, sad t.aereby
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THE END HAS Come /!

RADICAL rule IFS over at last, and
the end of hard times is near if every
one will come up and to his duty square
ly by paying those who have helped
them. u t.
Those indebted TO me for Guano or
Supplies MUST come forward and pay
up, as as | am determined not to carry over
any Accounts from this year. SO coma
along and pay up at once.
| have on hand stock of General
Merchandise, which | will sell at the
lowest living prices for cash. Call and
secure bargains.
J. PINK. REED,
No. Granite Row.
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Executor'si Sale

MILL. be sold at, che late residence Of
,vv Reuben D. Newell, deceased. In
Hall i Township, on Friday, 1ith n November,
1S64, Two Hundred and Fonr.een Azores Of
Land, divided into 'fonr lots, Us foliows:. :. s
no. l-57a acres. No. 2-72 acres. No.
3-644 acres. No 40 acres. with right
OF way between Nos. and g.
TERMS OF SALE-One- half cash balance
ap Sredit IF twelye months, with. interest,
20 be securednbsa Nofe and morfgnl,a iPnr.i
chasers to pay extra for papers. 81
Piats1iii xhihiteti ON day of -sals-~--
NEWTON J. NEWELL,
Oct %, 1884 ,sgH sFss'a.39F ;
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The election of Cleveland will com.
pensate the people Of South Carolina for
all their trouble and expense in the latc
election by the removal Of three sprci.
men Radical Office holders, If it did
nothing more. Those three men are
District. Attorney Samuel w. Melton, the
renegade jury packer; Taft, the bitter
and vindictive Charleston Postmaster,
and Internal Revenue Collector T.. NJ.
Brayton, who has filled our mountain
Counties with bis malicious undcrstrap.
pers to harass and annoy the honest
people of those Counties, more than to
ferret out the criminals. OF course,
these are only incidents of Tuesdays
grand victory, but :he incidentals in this
case would compensate for the trouble,
even il the main glorics Of the victory
were not greater reward.
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The last echoes of tho late war are
now gone. Every State in which Blaine
flaunted the bloody shirt went for the
Democratic ticket The Republicans are
beaten, and with them the sectional T. :.
terness of the past will go. Hereafter
North and South will mean no more in
politics than East and West.
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FIRST PLAMER in the CITY

SHE Show has come and gone, but
IL Mayfield & Stuart can still be found
ut their Planning Mill on the Blue Ridge
Yard. where you can find the finest lot Of
Finished Flooring, Ceiling Weathcrboar,l.
ing, and NIL kinds Of Mouldings, ever saw
i'll this market. Come and see us befure
you buy, rs we are bound TO give satisfac-
tion IN quality and price. Work from the
country solicited. We would also call at.
tention to our Stock of Doors, Sash and
Blinds which we are selling at cost. Call
ut Blue Ridge Yard.
MAYFIELD & STUART.
Nov 13, 1884 .1S 3m'.
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The Aaaociate Press sent out false dis.
patches about the Presidential election
In New York unit! laat Friday the news
becah.e irresistible, and the facts began
to be made known. The masses In the
city Of New York arose with curses and
Impressions upon aheir Repmh;icaa
deceiyers, and marched the atreets of the
city keeping time to the shout Of "Hang,
hang, hang, Jay Could" the principal
oucer of tho Associate Press Company's
st0ck. Gould could not be found in the
city, and Immediately he telegraphed his
congratulations to President. elect Cleve.
land. The mob bad no temper for being
cheated out Of the election, and the
feeling was 90 strong that the offices of
tho Associate Press haa to be guarded.
They Immediately began sending out
Cleveland dispatches, and thereby secured
a cessation Of The wild excitement which
threatened the destruction of their prop.
erty and o rio. In New York. They
were fully convinced that the people
were in'no temper to 5s soelea with, saa
lssm=33sass2s.y assnsi' Gs .h.s iss=,sh. This
feeling in New York ensures fair count
and d triumphant inauguration of the
Democratic President.
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MASTERS SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LiSA.i
.f'',!" s'iaHCoUNTY OF AEDtRsss'

:.f In the Court Of Coplmon Hsas
The National Bank Of Andersen y y
signee of the State Saving and lnsslhl wa.
~, Bank Of Anderson, Plaintiff, Is, W.
Cooley and John J. Cooley, peisf'sSssI ssII
--dction for foreclosure, dc.
.DuRSUANT, to an Order Of the " VI
h in this case, dated June 81, s]
will sell at. Anderson @. II, s. 9: q e.
sale, OH SALEDAY3 I'm DECEnns.ssl
next, the following described, Rsal fSI
TO wit:
ti,AIl that LOT or PARCEL OF WI VI
containing two and one. half ACRES !, " 4. ]
less. with com Portable dwelling ,hsss
situate in the, Town of Williams e 4
Anderson. County, sdjoinipg lots 9. 4 4
Anderson, Estate Of Amos ;Ackef sV- y
ers.
extra for papers. ;,.ssl
W. W. HUMPHREYS, ass
/ Nov 6. 1884 II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-11-13

The Democrats have not only elected
Democratic President, but they will aIso
have the next Congress Of the United
States by not less than forty FIVE majority.
This shows that the sentiment of the
people remains firmly Democratic.