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The New Through Line.

Colonel Bobr, "f Spar,anhurg, who
has been to Baltimore in the interests of
the extension az the Carolina Central
l:ailroad from Shelby I" Spar,anpurg,
WAS IN Charlotte yesterday on his return
home. He was met at the Central hotel
by an Obs.rr,r representative, TO whom
he stated that his visit was successful
ne. In Il. fillmore he met Major Robin.
.pu and o. e. Scajoaed tsficials. who
received him most favorably and gave
him every assurance Of their readiness TO
aid the proposed extension. Col Bobo
says that the matter is now in such a
shape rs to almost make the extension Of
the road Il certainty. so thoroughly has
the interest been aroused in the projected
extension that there is t" be big rail
road consultation in Charlotte 80 day or
to-mor ow TO discuss it in all It's aspect.
1t is believed that the parties to The
Charlotte conference will agree Ia furnish
additional aid that may be necessary TO
build the road from Shelly tn Spartan
Charlotte OJserrer.
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Filled with I'riclllua.

NEW Yo.K, April l0.-Antoniu
Pisino, twenty five years o!d, WAS taken
to Bellevue hospital on Monday night.
He complained Of tenderness and pain
in his muscles, aud thought he WAS sufi'
ering from rheumatism. His symptoms
were those of trichinosis, and it was dis.
covered iha. he was afflicted with n well
defined case Of that disease. piece Of
muscle, about the size Of small pea,
was taken from his arm and examined
under the microscope. In the muscular
tissue were found over dozen trichiun
DR.. Hammond, assistant house surgeon
Of the hospital, said that it had not yet
been fully determined whether the dis.
ease eau be cured or NOT. The treat.
ment now followed is to give the patient
cathartics and build up his System with
tonics and nourishing food. Much has
To be left TO nature. In Pisino's case the
disease has made great headway, the
trichiDe being found in all the muscles.
This can be determined by the pain il
causes the patient when pinched in any
part Of the body. But three authentic
cases of t,ichinosis have been treated at
Bellevue hospital in five years.
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Tom Barber the Digamlst.

A few days ago the Obserrer gave a
lengthy account Of the drummer Barber
deserting his wife and three children and
marrying Miss Aunie Tate. OF Hender.
sonville, We gave both good send of
and all would have been well but for tho
vindictive wickedness of the editor of
the Statesyille Landmark, whocamc near
spelling the whole story in his last issue.
II Is too bad, after We have succeeded 10
s;irring up the sympa by Of the newspa-
pcrs men and their readers all over the
country in behalf Of the young lady, for
the Landmark to come out with the fol.
lowing "pints" in regard to the affair,
but as Joe enjoys more intimate ac.
quaintapce thu. we do with the young
lady, We must take his statement as au.
thority. He says: "It is a very sad
story and we regret that We cannot fnd
room for the whole of it. What makes
it so much more sad is The fact that this
is the secund or third time Miss Anuie
has been deceived aud run away with.
She ought to be very careful or it will
develop into habit With her"
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kua-k, c"u-h or Cnli eulwi,c. For
cii.drti. rF ..,iU.r- Tr.Hh--.: lic Liquid
'sy y: .-i!-,-,i-:>
{ +. I.;.,s K 90 s.pr. :. c-na,i,-! with
Sl:!u. AMI Sum'u.r Gp.ri>. /; vii. lar
every unc u -. tic.r price, before buying.
NJ Charl- E!,h. o! Trinidad. Colorado.
,;.ys Se,i:.., certificates Of ;ne wonderful
CEr,~ male b: Brewers I.uas h,st"rer, |
Was iLi,I,,r: To 'ry IL on my little son. who
. =, troubled Nil. ian. .. throat affection
rrnf"g'o"i by orrrhys!ciAn consumption.
l. act''! wonderfully N him AMI by the
time IL Lad taken one bottle If il the
comc! disappeared. am now on y;>i. TO
my parents II Georgia, bit Will return in a
!,.~ DAYS = ;iiy home and will take some
Of The Lun. !.e~;o-er with me. -
Mothers. remember :hat no medicine
cures, II simply a>,!L> nature in reiicviD :
itself Oi an unnatural condition OF the
sT:t IN. Worms di>arrarg g,-Shriuer'. In.
dian Nc:,ni:uEc ki!ls and drives them
from tic system thus removing the cause
q: disease. For >a!" by White & Will
hite
have ;akcn Swin's Sprritir Is :. 5
fpr Rh;:na;i>n, and found pcrfec, relief.
II l. the best tonic and blood Remedy
known 10 science. - T. Hill
Attorney at Law. Atlanta. Ga.
Artist Materials r!a,!gc,. Wa:e- Cy.ars,
r!a '.'r-- V g PAn,.., Rrusi!.>. <. =;
Nl.l.:'s.- tIiI ij.f.. Store.
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: NJ A l. Hnre ha. L.A ~,

e. Mr. A. L. Hare ha. heA gr"af
Z 8. e :ruci1c Jg,u@! ~ - ~. f.rs
n.A.!e il. may ttrn 1e ~ or .oni..
t.fncr- ir.; .e'.;rI 't ani
oi Que man wnp-e name haze i"rg,,
ten, Who IO-; NJ rurn barn cpu'Ai'lng
lis li,lla all. liz Ba.fos-. the -ummcr
residence Of our river piaoter7 in ;!i-
vicinity. naIrv.!y e>care! ,o:ai L.-'ruc
ton. Tie preservation Of tie vi!'agt
Ma due - Tie uniting "t!,r- of : r.
aui + J F.;.er arG knb.-i Cine, ana
-prne nth"r-, mhp fI.:llit III nn. ujg"i.
NJ fr-"r, ma i've, nbru; ;iree :.grli>
pf = u!lc be.0w. cam: ,"fy ncay hel"R
Lurue'i ou; root an! branch, but e-c,; -
ni;h the io-- Of -ome frc'n,. 4 short
distance be,Dw -" Baun- Nf y. II
tiuy.pu' summer !inu-e wa, .riraeh, aud
Mr.. ". III. Cain -u::er-! Yrry hrAvity IN
eros, tIc-. which he Va. getting o.: Oh
tie Guy,pu ,'act. ! hear tha; H. i"-- i.
.:atc'! at twO thnu-anI ti--, Al i-ar, -
perhaps more. .ic:o-- ~ Sla'e Rad. on
The way 70 Sumner,riIc, Ant near !"
Cara Cro-.r"ad., T. y llaynr- az! a
m:!ow named Mr. w"r.. turnrI "u:
The high "ind- !uadc III" ,re- very hard
~ nllf.a.sr.
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The L. =. Marshal G,Se.

WA.4..g.u., Ap;.! II II 49, ..e.r
.Nut! a,:hs Iorprunrnt nl JI-ricr IT,
uly In,! Tie charge, against ex Marsha.
sity'E. anL hi, deputy, A. l.. pIti:ppy,
originated !:Dm the rendering Of !a>e
charge! larger SUNS than wer- actually
~ ~" !.par.nen! last Nsy and ta, te..n
c1u a"e. Gf'!l nos, - tia, a.. Tie inc'-
might Ia Lrous:.; out. + yile alsp ,,s
afrcH fDr ..eymcit- which be 81! mol.
.ct4A!iy maze ~ IL, disbursement, ac-
cDwhi. iic - mi-apr.Icd pubic gInL>.
FIR INSTANCE, tuHI, were turned over to
liz" fra ce!...iu aplrnTriari ~, ru, t,r
m,-a; i,c ;hcn 4nI rcn !,r.d "a -.
wccs." statement, To- cover hIs tracks. In
tie ct-r q. The Lci'.ilir- liz -nu4e Old
c:.AFgc- TrGr male Il t.I>iUT-. !nc
>cr, ir~. never rendered Meas would
tc charged which were not furnished,
Al! TIE same II! iIc ci-e Uf guard, for
.FI-pLrI- "hn never accompanied them,
also !rr trar-I rita ion "hich MAS 10;
farm he'd. Ia ,nc Gaze Of pbiIlrpy lie
s. ~! -rGI fpr . man t.. come .itd see
!:n AID would r!rn Cnarge the Govern.
meLt for TRANSPORTATION, guard. n.ai-.
Sc whirA were never furnished. From
al accounts lie has -ucc-.ied in making
BIZ c-cape Intp MrXlc", a'.d J.. i c0fl-,d
exc. Iyu1,iuI II lie can ie reached uy
process Of ia~. Iurre H. no ,!rub, ;:.t
there i god Ia-c against B.yinc and
Pll.Irp,. nI'! :!-c 'GrWN' I!-..!.rwt in
'hc mar>!al> ac;"uH! eitl !uu up into
Ia. ;:pl,"'.d-. Il ! ,!yr .>ei 10 60
a'..td anI ;Ty :!e>c CO., - speedily -
iU->Ib!c
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: The Columbia ReDisfcr says.

= The Columbia Register says: The
branch road Of the Wilmington, Colum.
bia and Augusta Railroad has nearly
been completed. II will cross the South
Carolina Railroad ut the old Junction.
When the connection between this branch
and the main line is made, a straight
train will be run between Charleston and
Columbia, by way of the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta, the Central and
the Northeastern Railroads. This will
give the public the great convenience of
tvs lines from Columbia to Charleston,
passing through entirely different sections
Of the State, and will afford the choice of
schedules according to the desires of the
travellers.
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\ Wonderful Woman,

NJ. j. l1.hrl., " lhp-n;n,, nnoi
J.. a reid ii; .: ,'s..d... il ,.,i- : a,,. 4,
nuw a resident ni ii.ck";.-. (. Nry
Jerry. uhr:r -i.r ceielrA.,d l,r INC
hm'.'':,iin t.:!:ih - on Alri >. -ae
wg. purn in Kayui.arn. Ms>-.. anl va.
married 20 l'..i:".> ihu;:rtnn, %: Can
Gin. trip .!um Massachusetts |" :-nUth
Cai"!'na IL :: post ciai-e, the journey
occupying a nru.h. She lived in Cam
den until 1869. She rccolicc,- tie vari-
Gus Pre-i'iental campaj.r- from $50
She :rca;.c! ia" :i,t ni Lafayette to
Camden 10 lay Tie corner >to.:c Of the
furniture Was borrowed for tie great
heai;il vas poor until she wa, about fly
years OF age, but durin. the last halt
century III. ia, seen scarcely a. day OF
sickness. Lr tn her niuelielh year she
possessed all .ier faculties - rcmarxa.
Tie degree, au'l daring her eighty ninth
year she wrote seventy letters 20 her
friends. Her mennry up 10 a very few
months ago was very clear, and she was
known among friends ard acIuaintarces
a. an interesting and entertaining con-
EefSalionail-t. She has been member
Of the Methodist Church for the last
eighty wears. She has > children. %
grandchildren, - grea; grandchildren
and 10 at-grandchiIdren, all of
whom are now living. Her children are
Mrs John VI. Gamewell, Of Hackeusack,
New jersey, and Mrs. Ahatha Capers,
the widow "f the Rev Samuel Capcrs,
of Camden, both Of whom are now mar e
than 60 year. Of age. and both "f whom
took part il; her birthday festival.
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The Senate hes passed the Educational
bill with some amendments, by vote Of
33 yeas to IL nays, with 80 absent mem.
bers. Senator Hampton voted aye, and
Senator Butler nay. the bill now goes
to the House where its fate is uncertain,
although its friends have strong hopes
that they will be able to pass it. 1t is
intimated that Col. Aiken, the Chairman
Of the Committe on Education, is opposed
to the bill, but We trust this may prove
incorrect. We believe that nine tenths
of the people of this District favor its
passage, and We hope Our immediate
representative will use his position to
forward its consideration and adoption.
The common school is to day the dial
shade by which the progress and devel.
opment Of States may be read. It's per-
fection is the greatest accomplishment to
which craftsmanship can direct It's atten:
tion. The affording of the advantages
Of education to all our citizens is the
greatest boon that philanthropy can be-
stow upon the multitude. Thevery life
and civilization of the State depends
upon education. In republics, where the
peopie.are the screreigns, it is pre.emi.
nently true, and any State which from
temporary expediency or prejudice neg.
lects the education of her children, is in
dulging such expediency or prejudice at
an enormous loss TO her future progress.
1t isnpon the citizen of limited means
That the common school System, when
efficient confeYs tho greatest blessing.
Il gives to their children an equality in
the race for progress with the children Of
the wealthy, It IS the duty, therefore,
OF the State TO give to all her children
the advantages Of q solid primary educa.
.tion. The tYouble with us is that We
have not the means fully to perform this
duty, ewing 10 the fact that we have q
very largo number Of negro children in
tho State whose parents contribute very
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THE STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
The Columbia Register of Saturda

The Columbia Register of Saturday
says:
"Mr. T. b. Crows, President, and
Messrs. Hugh Wilson, L. NJ. Grist, T.
II. Clark, Il. H. Greneker, Jr., and +,
p. Beard, Of the State Press Association
met in this city last evening to arrange
for the next meeting Of the Association
1t was resolved TO hold the meeting In
Charleston, about the fniddls of next
month. and Messrs. I. B. Crews, T. H.
Clark and F. 2. Beard were appointed @
committee to make the necessary arrange.
ments. The committee will enter at once
upon the discharge OF their duties"
The arrangements made by the Com.
mittee will doubtless be very acceptable
to the members of the Association
Charleston is a very pleasant place to
visit in May.
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An exchange says tia. he e'oc'ion+
for delegates to the Nationa! Republican
Convention have 80 f.r i"d:ca.td thai,
Arthur, Logan and 'Edmu"d' sia"d no
chance of nomination. The i.-ne
seems 70 bc between E!aiu". Lincoln aud
dark hor.e, with chances in favor Of
one Of the Two latter. B:aine a!wags ha-
a strong following, bu, j. nevcr -'rons
enough 10 be nominated.
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Insurance License.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
DrEIrE ('nuprpnr

OFFiCE CoMPrRoLLER GENERAL
CoLuMBIA, 8. G.. April l, 1884.
CERTIFY that Mr.. w. F. Cox, OF
Il Belton. South Carolina. Agent of the
corPorated by the State of New York has
complied with the reqnisitions If the A ct
OF the General Assembly entitled AN Act
to regulate the Agencies Of Insurance Com.
Panies net incorporated in ti,e State of
South Carolina" and hereby license the
SAID Mt. w. F. Cox. Agent aforesaid.
20 take risks and transact all business OF
Anderson, for and in behalf of said Can.
pany. Expires March 3lst, 1855
W. r.. STOSEY, Comptroller Gen.
April IL, 1854 40
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: Col. Morrison. who ia usuallv

- Col. Morrison, who Is usually a
very affable and pleasant gentleman. is
reported to be morose and cross. 1t all
comes from that horizontal bill," which
has not only made Morrison cross, but
tue whole Democratic party seasick., It
is case which resembles the fellow with
"tail.h hold on bear"-''Gerned hard to
hold on, but death TO LEI Co."
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= Harvey Wood, of Chester County,
is said TO be quite weather prophet,
having won number of bets by his
successful reading of the mystic future.
= Two boys quarreling: "Ay pa ia n
preacher and will 60 to heaven" eyes,
en- my pa isa Doctor an can Kill your
ole pa"
= The best protection against other Z
peoples ill.manners are our own good
manners.
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
NJ ASnERSnE

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
By 7hcmns c. Ligon, Judge Of ProJafe
WHEREAS, Adam F. Cromer has ap-
Piled t" me to grant him letters of Ad
ininistration on the Personal Estate OF
Sarah {. Croiner deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a,lmon
ish all kindred and creditors Of the said
Sarah {. Cromer. deceased. to he and np
pear before me in Court of Probate To ba
held at Anderson Court House. on the
5.h day of May, 1884, ater pubica.
have, why the said administration sI,o,,I3
not be granted. Given undcrmy band.
this 18th day OF April, 1854.
T. G. LIGON, J.P.
April II, 1884 40
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Insurance License,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF C0MPrRul.IEn Er.rp,

ENECETlSE DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER Gryrp,,
COLUMBIA, S, e., April I. 1854
CERTIFY that Mr.. L.. +. Srabnrn. of
II Pendleton, South Carolina, Agent Of
the Continental Fire Insurance Cornpan :
incorporated by the State OF New York haas
complied with the requisitions of the Act
Oh the Senerai Assembly entitled IAN Act
10 regulate the Agencies of Insurance. Con-.
panies not incorporated in the State nf
South Carolina" and hereby license The
said Mr.. u. E. Seabon, Agent aforesaid.
to take risks and transact all business
OF Insurance in this State, in the County of
Anderson. for and In behalf OF said Comna.
ny. Expires March 3ist, 1885.
April IL, 1874 40
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- Capt. " ade II. Reed, of Barnwell
g. County, is n successful grower Of peanuts.
Last yea,s he made IS bushels to the acre.
He piauts IL checks four by three and a
half feet, manurcs with 400 pounds of
wood ashes to the acre, and cullivates
just as he does cotton.
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We publish elsewhere the letter OF
Senator Butler, relative to hia position
upon the Educational Bill, which has
recently passed the Senate. The Senator
is somewhat nettled at the strong criti-
cism upon him for changing front on
this measure, and speaks plainly his
mind as to them. We have no doubt
that he was actuated by proper motives
in assuming both positions, and that he
changed his mind because lie believed
the passage Of the bill would injure the
South. Believing as he does, we think
his course was manly aud proper. but we
do not at all agree with lis present views.
The negro will not, after the present
election, be any nppreciable factor in
promoting sectional politics. He is
citizen, and is to-day getting his portion
Of the school tax paid by our people,
and to that extent taking from the prop
er maintenance Of the schools for white
children in the State The proposed
appropriation will benefit the cause Of
ea1catiop, and give to all classes of our
citizens better educational advantages
We do not perceive any great danger Of
raising up a crop Of witnesses among the
negroes 10 vex our citizens in this State.
Taken altogether, we think our able ard
efficient Senator has allowed his imagi.
nation to get away with his judgment in
this matter.
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The Republican STATE Convection met
in Columbia on Tuesday, and wss largely
attended By tie oficeho!ders. Il WAS
thought that the body would be c7n;fo.!.
cd by the oaiceho!deIs, and ila; ;ney
would run j, in the in,etc.: OF tie "d'
mini.,ra,iou. L: Is, therefore, probable
,ha, the delegates from this SAFE vii! be
for Arthur IN tie National Ccnren;ip".
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WARNING.

A LII persons are warned against EN-
"A ployihg Charles Adams, as have a
contract with .him'for this year.
N. s. SMITH.
April ", 1854 40
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NOTICE TO CKEDIrORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-a% All persons having demands ara ms,
the Estate of Ms. Eliza Neal, deceased
are hereby n"ti!iel To present Them
properly proven, iu Tie undersigned within
INC t'"ie prescribed hy law, and those in
dcbtsd to make payment.
SAVANNAH l.. NEAL, Adm'x.
April 10. lSSi 80 ~
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= The Darlington Ntr, state. that
L;el!emau, Henry 7. Thompson has leen
oblig,G II lccpuut Vi Ill heAi,h. to give
VI. lie pace il the corps Of profs ssors
IN The Citadel Academy. which he has
heretofore filled with 50 much credit.
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The Horny hegre>' thinks 'h"t 'he'e
should he change IN the basis nf rep.
rcscn.a.ion in the state Democratic
Conventions, 20 tia! q County shaii be
represented ia proportion y il Demo.
cratic voter. only. The trouble abou;
carrying this suggestion into cfiyc: would
te in telling how many Democratic 80
ters live in the several Coui!tic-. We
had better let we'll enough alone, and lc;
our organization 90 Oh os it has A"nc
heretofore.
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There are siroug Indication. now tha,
the Democrats may take Senator Eayard
for their Presidential candida.e il Mr.
Tilden refuses to run. Mr. Bayard IS,
and has been for years, our frs: choice
for the nomination. His high character
and clear and conservative recoH: "ould,
We believe, ensure hi. election. If the
wranglcrs in the Democratic party can in
duce our Convention to nominate such
man as Mr.. Baya,d, it will moe than
compensate for all the damage that they
can do.
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= \ lars" colony Of French desire to
locate in North Carolina if they can
secure a tract of from 10000 20 10000
acres Of land, sandy, at say 81 80 AN acre.
The French settler, in the State are wcls
pleased. Quite q number Of immigrants
are cnmir.r i":o the STATE from Pennsyl-
vania. They are settling from The East
crn CuuLt!c. To the extreme West. y
plan is at!nat III Astoria. y. Y :, tn uTgin.
izc Il fore, settlement" IL come 30
North Carolina and buy large irac; "f
forest land and scl,!c it n a community.
y par'v Of tanaLians vii. come Ia ,te
SAFE j.. u few weeks Srlnc Of ,he I'D
vance guard reached Raleigh on Wednc>
day au,. lett fer Winston. The syndicate
ct Pcnnsy Ivan ians which i. buying large
tracts uf land near New Bernc repre-en,
capital of 81 800 900.
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= General Joseph T.. Johnston, j, is
said. has given his views on the political
situation, Of which the following il n
brief synopsi.,, and no doubt shameful
perver,ion, by the New York Tribune
The South "iIl not adopt The free trade
ideas Of Mcssrs. Carlisle, Morrison aud
Watterson. Tilden and Hendricks were
once elected, but there will be no "nld
ticket" this yrar--perhaps some other
year. The Democratic party has no
leader. and ought to be ashamed OF. itself
on general principles. In sact it ought
TO dissolve and unite with other parties
which have some principles in common.
Blaine, Conkling, Lincoln or Grant
would be the strongest Republican can.
dida'es in the South, because each in his
way is n fighter. Finally. there is only
one well organized party in he country
to dny, and that is the Republican party.
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The papers which have attacked the
State Executive Committee so vigorously
for calling Stale Convention with ex.
pressed power to nominate State ticket,
must surely forget that the absence Of
that expression in the call could not
preven. the Convention, If it sees fit.
from nominating, as the Convention did
in 1880, when Governor Hagood was
nominated and they must overlook the
fact that the expressed power docs not
require the Convention to nominate. 1t
may call q new Convention and adjourn.
Neither was it an action taken in the in.
terest Of any candidate, as such view
was not discussed, or thought of, SO far
as we know. The snls object wa, 10 re-.
fer The whole matter to the people, by
calling their attention to the powers Of
the Convention, in order that they might
elect delegates who would properly rep.
resent them upon all these questions.
Instead of trying to take snap Judgment
upon the people, the Committee gave
clear and ample notice in order that .he
people might act for themselves.
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: Thrre ar +l0,122 r-rs.,ns in Ten
nes-ee ten year, Of age aui urwatd who
cauHn, write and 2@i 81 wLo cannot
read
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-17
For County Treasurer.
For Iudue Of frobaia.

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nmnLce HIN - :: rsn.i!-l. i"r rr-r,,..."n 10 the
Office al Ja'1 "a !Tr!i: f.- An,!r,.y:. ur,ntv Al
,hc rE1t .irc;i.n->'.hirct I, III: action o; the
Democratic parry.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-17

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-17
For Coroner.

The many friends Of J. WiLLETT rREVoST
take pleasure in announcing HIM as candidate
Tor the office OF Coroner, subject 10 the action OF
the democratic party
The friends OF K. Y. II. NANCE respectfully
nominate him as candidate for the office OF
,"rnner "i Anderson County AT the neH' election
sufj.ct to the action of the Democratic tartr.