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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-09-18

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Toilsd

! see by the papers that ton thousand
people in this country have been poisoned
by eating ice cream, observed George TO
Angelina the other evening as they started
out to walk.
Is that so?
Yes, and thatis not the worst Of it. The
Asiatic cholera was caused by eating ice
cream.
. For mercy's sakel
Yes, indeed. continued George, more
hopefully than before. And the lead.
ing medical journals agree that it is sure
death to eat the stuff. One might o.
well take arsenic. II is suioide to taste
IT,
Obi George, you make me feel 80 bsd.
ly, she replied, as she stesred him 40.
cross the street toward the Brunswick res.
taurant. You cant imagine how sad !
feel.
What can l do for you? he inquired,
with alarm. Do you want doctor2 Let
me take you homel
No, no. Not home. Lets 60 in here.
I want to die.
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Two well-meaning men. one from st.
Louis and the other from 81 Paul, had %
argument in the Sherman house On the
pronunciation Of the wsra depot.
/ say II is dss.pol said the 81. Paul
man.
Asd ! say its dAy-po. answered the b.
LouisiAn.
In the course Of time they put up 80
spiece and agreed TO leave II 10 . tall
Hne looking msa on the ether side Of tbs
cotundA.
Going up 10 him. the Sk Paul dispu-
tsnt said: Ny friend sad have . small
bet on the pronunciation Of The vsrd
des po. say IL Is dss-po. and be says il
IL day pe. Nov who l. right?
Pardon me, replied the stranger. but !
never heard the word before. How Dc
you spell il. aad what doss IL mesn1
Tbs betting men look st each other du.
biously. and one said Depot . rail-
way station.
Oh. yes. yes; excuse me- Yeu mean
dep -po. Of course. Yes. yes. dsppo. II
. pronounced dsppo.
Look hsrs, yelled The IT, Paul man.
where DO you come ffon'
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ATsxas Rip Vas Winkls.

Mrs. Spilkins is o literary lady. but her
husband is not. He is neither lady nor
literary. and when there is company, and
he mingles in learned conversation, hs
brings disgrace on the entire family by
his ignorance. Mrs. Spilkins though,
that by reading to him every evening she
might get some knowlsdg into his pate.
SO she began with ancient history.
Now, George, you take pencil and
note down the dates Of the most impor.
tant occurrences.
All right. Sarah, propel.
She started ont, and having read stead.
lily for some time, she discovered Spilkiss
fast asleep. She reused him with some
energy.
Have I been asleep lonR' he asked,
drowsily.
Been asleep longl she exclaimed. *
amining his note beck; you miserable
wretch, you have been asleep two thou
sand yssrs
Whew, this hot weather does make Z
fsllsv sleepy, don't II? replied tho missr.
able ignoramus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-14

"But the gsatlemss deat undsrstasd." !"
explained Neighbor Baislsy, that il
want ghost al all he saw --snly Upcls
Percy Packer. can't ssem 10 make hin
comprehend tha. Desperation Hall vss
used for the ceussy poor houas while the
rev one was buildisg, and that Uncle
Percy can't be made 10 believe that be
don't belong there still He'sa harmless
soul, and fslks knows that he gsss there
every day; and Ire tried 10 tell the gen
tlsman how the old crcetur Is - crazy "A
. cricket. ssa sticks 10 It he's h4sa dead
. hundred years. and only comes back 70
life now and then. The gentleman woat
hear TO reason. 0hosts. indosAl Bless
youl there aint nothing but black bse-
ties and rats in Desperation Hail.
Il can't help that" said Mr. Drake. tss.
tily. I've had enough Of that place.
All the wealth Of GolcoAda could mot
tempt me 10 80 bsck there for IN hour"
But barsain's . bargaia.' said The
real estate agent, and I've fairly sAsasd
my commission. a
So Mr.. Drake paid his onmissiou. aaa
shook the dust Of AMMAN Water on his feet
forever
Aud the Drake family rsnaiaed ioyfully
in the city and nethipg moro Was said Of
hsgira into tho country; and when the
first grizzly horror had lost it, edge. Mr..
Gerviass Drake made very nice dinner
table story Of tho ghost, and repeated
il viii all Of his friends were heartily tired
OF IL.
But II cured him Of his yearning after
the mysterious and the possible. and Dss,
psration Hall yet remains on Mr. Philo
Pratt's list Of Desirable Country Mas-
sons. for Sale or TO Let"
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Weuldn't Come Without II.

A Southern army surgeon tells the fol.
lowing story of the battle Of Chicamau-
ga:
The botteak part .cf the fight was on
Saturday and Sunday. On Saturday
aight We were expecting to renew the fight
the next day. Iturned 10 Mr.. NJ.
Says I: Andrew. look ip that ambulance,
and you will Hnd twogalon jug. Take
il down in yonder rsvine and bring il full Of
water. He took the jug and went of. and
I neither heard nor saw any more Of An.
drew till Tuesday, after the 6ght WAS aver.
He came up almost breathless with the
jug Of water: Doctor, says he, l found the
water At last; would have brought II II
it had taken me three weeks to find it
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hoeton. cir.
Well, there cant no pcstsa man settle
. bot for mo ca the Esalish language.
Como On; lets ialsrvisv Carter Harri.
-
The Ola Canal Stsry.

II 10 quite number ci years since this
old camel story ,rc.,ed along the sands Of
time. 10 ~ the circus season Is spprossh.
ing. Il has been suggested that il be started
again. This is how II hsrpen~i;
Abou Bsn Eli Mc0ufin. bsing fnil q
ysav died. leaving 10 h,s three sons his
II cAmels, for tho simple reason that he
could net take thsm alsas With him. Ths
will. duly aitesssd. said the sl4lssi ~ss 10
have ens.hAlf The second son ouestLiri
and the yonsgssl sas.ninth ei tbs II csa.
els. The boys wcrs ashlhs psrplexed q.
tAis. a. Il seemed 10 involve the cutting
up Of canal, and iAs cansls we're worth
thros dollars day on the Sahara that zee.
ssa. Bat the boys. II not hrst class nsiAs'
natioiAnu. bad lsvsl hsads. sad did - ~
70 Law 70 prove Ne old naa isssse. hst
west instead 70 The good old Cadi Hassas
O'Donehue, who had taken . medal y
mathsmati0 u he Ann Abor upivsrsaty.
Boys, said the good Cadi rsproasAipny,
you shsula not bother ma with these little
matters. Ask mo harder oas.
But seeing that thsy were troubled, he
benevolent old man asksd the hostlsr y
trot out his own dilapidatsd camel, which
had seen its best days travelling with BN.
mum as tho Sacred Gnu of Psrsia.
Placing the assd brute with The II cam
els the boys had brought along. hs said:
Theirs ass ~ canals. shall asw give
yea half the 10 which 10 nine. Hev doAs
that strike ysui
II hits where live, said The eldest. who
Was siangy. but withal pleased u getting
half Of IS rather than half ofl7.
The next boy shall hsve sns.third Of ~.
which is six. Are yen there Noriasityi
You bet, said the boy.
The next will have one. ninth OF 16,
which 10 two. and so the third ysuHgsr
collared his two camsls. Thus two and
six and nine made IL, and still was tho
good Cadis aged animal left unscathed.
The people marvsied, as the Cadi had given
each more than the will called for. which
is rather unusual in courts Of law. And
they said enc to another. That's vhst
it is to 60 good At figures"
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II Is remarked BY Nj. Erasst IDssrsol
that II .e isAss by ths standard .of their
possessing sosvssisss eussssey. W nuss
rsnk the Americas Isdisss hist smsss
the AAvsgs nAtioos IN poist Of sdyssos
tousrd civilization. Ia tbsif vsmpum
they lad ; regular mopsy whose vslus
wss almost e we'll defined u l. that Of our
svn gold aad silver eoissge
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Old Nat. while . crowd vas stsnAias
sronnd. approached the general dslivssy
window u the post-eiIlcs. the other
day. ssd, slyly glsncing u sLs crowd.
said: Gimme ~ cor-sponss. yoaag mas.
lee bees % busy dat l dida't hsb time tsr
come far IL dis nswsia. The clerk hand.
I'd him three letters. apd proudly walking
svsy. muttsrsd:sI put desc letters Ia hsah
myself die mswniB. A mans ~ tss bs
mighty sLssp tss keep up sid Il vhits
folks desc days; an sbsa 'nssg - causd
folks bis stsadia il rsggsriaiAd b. Dc let.
isu be si.s. | sissraliy nssasss tsr par.
siizs De brudrin. and rss got ny tsssh sst
fur Do ofiics oh csusty jsdgs III stsp
roua' hssh Ter night an put dsss doe
nmsass 10 ag'in.
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WARRINGTON HOTEL
DORSET. VERMONT,

Il prepared V iAts ssnns Eussis st r~ass.a ~
,a3sa r,orsst 4 ons u The Apest iccalfa ice
snons tbs drs<n usassslss ksd yearly stssseis
: roea ssuksr cf casy p~crss
Address. 6uY kNfrH. Prep.
poss<l " uAy 1etA, isM.
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Atrsvslstsinsd tramp called at tho house
Of an old negro.
Hsve you got some wood that cas- chop
Oh, yes. Dsr's do pile and yaaders Do
axe. Jss' hop ysssf
Tho tramp, after chopping fer about
half M hour went to the old Negro. and
said.
Well I'm done.
Dose chopped o. much sg yer wants Ter,
10 yeyf
I've chopped enough. think.
Dosn' be no ways packard bout il. Jes'
hop ysess'f, an recolleck dat when yer
wants 10 timber up yer jints. here's Dc
place whsr yer ken I'm 'commsdation.
But l want something TO eat. That's
why chopped the wood.
Yer didn't say nuthin' bout dat. Said
yer wanted ter chop wood. / ken 60 out
any time an get somebody ter cat. Gssd
day, sab. Rscsllsok dars sllus alsIs hsah
81 yer 'sposal, sab.
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BxwAHx or Frauds. .--Bs sure you gst the gen
uins DR. ThomsS EoIectric OIL. II cures Colds,
Group, Asthma. rcsflcss and RhsanAiism.
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The world is full Of fstalists. II 10 an
easy and comfortable belief. ! have beon
told peculiar snscdsts on tho subject.
At . frontier post the officers mess wss On
gagged in A. ardent discussion. Wins bad
been freely psrtsken Of. asd, with enc Of
the strange capriees OF iutoIicstion. there
was philosophy st the bottom fths glasses.
The Aobsmmsdan religion was the subject
OF argument. Mussulmans believe in fate;
for thsm mans destiny Is written sisove,
the time Of his desth is set. and nothing
can advance II. Every ono had something
to advance or relate in pro or eos asu.
meDt In answer TO one OF the officers.
who demanded to know Of what use aud
TO what purpose was reason and its cos
trolling power, il We wers born with the
tag OF our destiny attached? Asothsr-a
new comer--srose and said; 0sntlsmes,
what is the use Of discussionl Make .
practical test Of the question. Take ne
as subject Can man willfully dispose
Of bis life. Or 10 the fatal msmsnt chosen
by higher power? Try tho question On
me! Who will conduct the experiment.
No one answered. Then sons one pro-
posed . wager. Done. was the answer.
The subject drsw . pistol. showed that Il
WAS loaded, and held 1t 70 his temple.
Twenty dollars. believer Who will pay
il ! less9 He pulled the trigger and the
pistol missed fire. A joke. cried
the crowd. Tke iAtslis: smiled. He 70.
cooked The pistol, and with steady haad
aimed st . clock on the wall. He frsd.
and the ball vent right through The center
Of the dial. Apologize now. said hs. have
won the bst slwsys did believe is fate.
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"IT ONLY COSTS A

's' 20 our stor1. to convince you that we
',a'e al exceptionally large uhe largest in
n'uerson) stock OF srring and Summer
'oous, ana Millinery. NJ. B. Arnstein buns
ana se'|' cheap for Cash. His prices are the
'e'y 'o're't Please do not forget this. Just
'e:e'tea The prestiest Spring Calicoes ever
printed, lots of Ginghams, Dress Plaids at
loc' seersuckers l2Ic, Nuns Veilines ct Zoe
Dress ioods-new styles-at Is, 20 and CSC
up to Csc for handsome Silk and Woo,
English Checks, handsome Plaids in COM
Dinaiion (all wool German Goods) a, s5c
evening shades in Lace Buptipcs at 2Oc ali
S, M3oi Black Buntings only ISc, Summer
ods,, oiiks at ooc, worth 75c, Fine Black Dress
Hoods specially. Australian Crepes.
Mourning Tissues, Blue, Black and Je;,
E;I,' SiaeS Cashn: res, figured Grenad n q Black
Tha Tias anu nm Satins, all at reduced prices,
Inc cheapest Lawns, Laces and Embroi,ie-
r'es in tho city Go to Headquarters.
NJ. B. ARSSTElN
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A Fire Department. for Anderson.

DR.. S. NJ. Orr. member OF City Council,
and DR.. r. f. Diver, expert machinist,
who, as we stated last week, went to
Charleston for the purpose of examining
several fire engines offered for sale by the
fire department Of that city, returned last
Saturday evening. On Monday morning
a meeting of the City Council was held to
DR.. Diver submitted a written report, in
which he stated that lie had made thor
ough test of the engines, and had selected
the engine known 60 Pioneer" as it was
in good repair aEG we'll adapted to our
want. DR.. Orr reported that he had pur.
chased this engine, together with q hose
reel and one hundred feet of hose. the con-
hrmed these reports. and appointed q COM
mittee, consisting Of Mayor Maxwell, AL
dermen Orr, Stephens and Brown, to regu-
late and perfect the fire department. This
committee will correspond with other
departments, and get all the information
possible in regard to the best way Of pro-
viding water. AS soon as this information
is obtained, the Council will Immediately
adopt the most practicable plan. The
Charleston Ne,ps and Courier has this 10 say
about the engine purchased:
IA committee representing the City
Council of Anderson have been in Charles
ton for a week past looking at the spare
steam fire engines which the department
here has for sale. After thorough exam
ination the committee have purchased the
steamer formerly known as the Pioneer,
together with hose carriage and 100 feet
Of hose. Twelve hundred dollars is under
81 ood to be the price paid for the entire
cntht. The Pioneer is third class Clspp
& Jones engine, old patent, and is almost
as good as new, having been kept in good
order during her long service in Charleston.
The machine is light one, admirably
young city like Anderson, and will doubt
less do good service provided the city fathers
furnish the necessary supply of water"
The engine will be shipped to Anderson
in q few days. This action of the City
Council meets with the hearty approval OF
all our citizens.
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a Cyclone of Bargains,

You cannot afford to come to Anderson
without looking at our Stock and pricing
our Goods
We know tha: it is dull and money is
scarce, and that is the reason why we are
forced to sell cheap. in order to sell at all.
We are getting in lot OF New Goods
every day, and our shelves are filled and
our counters piled up with nothing but
absolute Bargains.
The Cyclone of Bargains has struck us
fully and squarely, and we are floating
with it, Listen ard be convinced We
offer you only Gen,nnc Bargains, that cannot
help to please you!
We will make you the Lo,pest Price, on
Calicoes, Blcachings, Sbeetings, Dress
Goods, Apron Linens, Jeans, Cottonades,
Bed Tickings, Checked Nainsooka, Lace
Curtains, Black Cashmeres. ell wool Black
Bunting, all wool Pink, Blue and Cream
Mas Veilings, black and colored Silks or
satins, Table Damask, Towels, Doylies,
Napkins, Glass Toweling, Handkerchief,
Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, Cor
sets, English Grapes, Teiiings, Dress Cling
hams. Hosiery, Carpets, Mattings, Trunks,
Fine Shoes, Clothing, Hats, and numerous
other articles.
Our Stock is large enough and our prices
lon enough to invite T;si: from you.
NJ. b. Arnstein, the new proprietor Of
the New York Cash Store, is determined to
make his Store the Headquarters OF the
trading public. He will Offer every week
new Bargains, and takes pleasure in show
ing them.
His motto for the dull season is an ex.
cellent one-which everybody ought to
remember-"Pash up Trade BY fs:.tiry dopn
Prices r' @
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Fire Department and Water Supply.

Mr.. Ep1roR: The recent and eminently
wise action of our City Council In .purchas-
ing engine hose and reel for Anderson
meets With the hearty approval of all
thinking citizens. "!:li yc: aiIow ne ::
contribute few figures with the view Of
inviting intelligent inquiry. 20 no. pre-
tend to absolute accuracy of measurement,
but shall keep very near, near enough for
my purpose. make the following esti-
mates:
Roof of Granite Row ..200xl01-20,O 900
Roof of Brick Row. ..200xl00-2O,000
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A3200

say .'.....-- .'..4o,<OO
or 6,22O, 800 square inches. Multiply by
average rainfall (monthly), say 3 inches.
and We have s.822 400 cubic inches, equiv
aient to about SO, 100 gallons monthly Gater
,upply. Allow 7 gallons to cubic foot and
we have the size Of q cis.ern of say 1l,64l
cubic feet-40x36x8 will closely apProxl-
mate tito contain the same; l shaii not
weary vou or YOUR readers with any discus.
sion. but simply state the facts for what
they may be worth. 40. fLUV.
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A Card.

Mp. Eprroa: Please allow Us space In
vomr - columns to tender our sincere thanks
10 20 our neighbors and friends. white and
co,ored WHO have 30 literally assisted us
in replrcing our buildings destroyed by the
recent cyclone, and for other benevolent
scts Respectfully,
Mr. g. MRs. J. JAMESON.
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When in search of Dress Goods, Cling.
mans, Seersuckers, Nainsooks, Lawns, Cal
lcoes, Muslinss, Bleaching, Shirtings, Checks
ana Dry Goods of every description: also
l9r the prettiest stock Of Gloves, Handker-
Gnieis. Hose: Laces, Embroidery, Neckwear,
everything else new and stylish at the low
est prices, go to Z. +. Jones & Co.
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'"hh any oouy else In the city. Leave your
orders at Catletts Stable,
w. L. ARCHER.
Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine, at vii.
| hite & Whites.
! $lo,O0o would not purchase from me
what Swft's Specific IS. s. 81 has effected
10 my case. II has cured inc of Malarial
hieu'hallsih. ARCHIE THOMAS,
Springfield, Tenn.
Artist Materials, Placgueu, Water Colors.
on Colors, w. c. Panels, Brushes, &c, a;
Whites City Drug Store.
Diamond Dyes, every color and shade at
Whites Drug Store. We have the largest
stock of these Dyes in the city-for wool or
cotton.
Children often wake in the night with q
burning fever. and the parent is at q loss to
devine the cause. Worms! Worms! are
at work. A dose of Shriners indian iVer.
miiuge is the only remedy. For sale by
!nH- A. w. Todd has fine lot of low
country shingles. which he is selling cheap
for cash. If you need any call OH him and
get his prices. IS
We are prepared to sell you Lamps from
z; cents 10 Fifteen Doiiurs. Deicio buying
give us q call.
" w lLHiTE.
For great bargains in Cottonades and
Mems and Boys new style Hats, go to C.
f. Jones & Co.
WlLnIFE's EYE WATER is a sure cure for
sore and infiamed eyes, partial blindness,
DC. If you have not used it, ask your
heigh0or about it. 1t Is guaranteed to give
relief, ana If 1t does not come back and get
your money or try another bottle free.
Esetter tIlnn Ever.-Largc arrivals
Of Buggies of all styles just received, select
he sure to call on me when you want to
buy. Those owing for Buggies and Sewing
Machines will please remember when their
notes .,l due. G.. A. REED.
Z. L. Jones & Co.'S store i. crowded with
Spring an'! Summer Goods. 1t will pny
every one L. -" their prices before buying
FROM MAc"H- IN August ISSI, il was
discovered ,hil my sous wife wus in the
last Stages "f cnnsumplin. She was
couGhini: Necessarily and ut Times would
discharge quantities of pus from her lungs,
could not sleep or retain anything on her
stomach, and we thought it only question
OF time whcn !ifr would be compelled 10
give way e. The Icii DESTROYER After all
other remedies had failed. We got Brewers
Lung Restorer and began it in very small
doses, as she was very weIk. She soon be-
gan 10 improve; continued the remedy and
was restored to life ard health, and Is to-
day better than she hes ever been before.
regard her restoration as nearly q miracle,
for which she is indebted to Brewers Lung
Restorer. R. w. BoNEEE, Macon, Ga.
Brewers Lung Restore' is q purely vege-
table preparation, contaiji. no opium, NOR
Phine, bromide or any poisonous substance.
Send for crcnla- Of long list of wonderful
cures. LAMAR, RANKIN a, LAMAR
~ Macon, Ga.
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A Card

h.a. Ep1roR: desire to return thanks
to nur friends for their valuable assistance
in saving our stock of goods from being
ue''' '' - - BRoWH BRos,
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va Best Blood purifiers at Orr & sloan's
NEW GOOns

HAVE full line Of Dry Goods, Hats,
a Hardware, N. o. Molasses, Groceries,
Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Carpets
&c, DC. will not attempt to name all nv
goods III an advertisement, but will ask NV
friends and customers to call and see me
peiore buying. 1 keep good goods, and at
bought. Give me trial.
Feb II, 1883 81
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oil Wizard Oili Hamlin's
Cs.,Gh RaJaan,. Blood and Liver Pills and
% SVizsri Oil for sale by white & Wilhite:
We " give q song book with every bottle OF
Wizard Oil we sell.
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The undersigned desires to inform the
citizens Of Anderson that he is prepared 10
90 any Kind Of hauling or draying cheaper
.nah anybody else In the city. Leave your
orders at Catlett's Stable,
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!. ...Rnuch on Corns."

AK for Wells "Rough on Corns.n 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Co!ns'
warts bunions. -,i-', ~:
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&a- Cheapest Lamps at Orr & sloan's.
Hamlin's Wizard OIL at Orr & sloan'..
HATS |

va IF everybody knew how to keen a
horse or mule slick and fat, what q power
of Orr d. Sloan's Premium Horse and Cat
tie Powders would be used. 80. - 4
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DISSOLUTION.

Having purchased the interest of G. w.
Webb in the above Firm, will continue
will be prepared to furnish the best Groce.
ries at lowest prices, and respectfully solic.
it the patronage of all.
Feb Z, 1884 so 20 y
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p. X, McCULLY,
d. s. TAYLOR.
Jan. IA, 1884.

All Notes and Accounts unpaid and past
due will be placed In the hands of John
=; Breazeale, Trial Justice, on the 1st OF
Jan 81, 1884 % ~
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a.. Frc=s,es. Drugs at Orr 6, sioan,s.
NOTICE.

FEHHE partnership heretofore existing be.
IA tween p. K. McCully and D. s. Tay-
lor, under the firm name of McCully &
Taylor, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner is authorized TO
firm. 'TfT. ~. - :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03

Fines. cigars at white & Whites.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03

$lo, 900 would not purchase from me
What Swiits Specific Is. s. 81 has effected
in m MY case. II has cured mo of Maarial
hheuihatlsin. ARCHIE THOMAS,
Springfield Tenn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-04-03

hite & Wilbito's