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Aolpf-Sulphuric, per oarboy, 8 Is; citric
rer pound, IS 70 &c; oEalic, per pouud
lGj ter,aric, powdered, per pound, g..
,VriNINE--t a W, ESQ, II Jaw. cans
=! IS. q Son ogs, &c; b. & Song, cane, 70,
0Ls-BeresuQt, SsndsrOn'e per pound
~ lemon, sGnGereon'e, 10; peppermint
bWi rtnerfreen, 3 ~; olive, Malaga,l %.
400.
~, sohps,,Castilo, mottled, per pound, tc
iUe; CASTLE, white, IA 10 10 ia
hisokLLAS EoUS - Ammonia, carb, pc,
pound, l6cj alum, 3 TO g.; arrow root, Der.
nuda, 50, balsam copniba, VI; borax, ~.
nnsd, 10 TO ID; calomel, AM, 70; castor oil
per gallon, | AZ to 90; sassia buds, ne,
pound, 10 To is; cream tartar, pure' per
pound, i0;corrosivo sublimaie, per pound
"; chlorofsrm, per pound, 7j;extract log.
wood, bulk, per pound, 10 TO u; glycerlne
enlsl per pound, 70 80 rs; iodine, resub.
.imnted, per pound, 4 W; leaves bnchu
short, per pound, 10; leaves SIENNA
Alex, per pound, 70; morphis, sulph, per
o., 500; spirits nitro, sweet, psr pound, a5.
strychsis, crystals, I've; taptoca, pei
SosnS, Z; wax, white, per pound, 81 10 n.
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nARKETs Bx TELEGRAPH
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
ANsAs CITY, sept. "a The Live Stsck
cntor reports:
tlle- Receipts, 2,Gii; shipments, Les;
! weak; common, 10 cents lower; ex
.fs, 90 TO 5'iO; god TO chuice ship
s'W 10 h,2Oi common to med um, 4 10
~ s.ock,is ana feeders, soto i2Q;
-Vo'o 3'!J; grass Texan steers, EGO to
ryss-Receipts, 5,l7o; 10 cents lower; 3.e5
f,ep-Recelpis, ol9; shipments, none;
IVY ii'lr 10 good muttUns, = % to $40
mon IN m dium, l 50 to 2.2h,
hsnt-iower, cash 15l. bid; October,
Novenl her, ss.S; to "
n. -weake chesh, 80; year, q bid
LOUIS, sel '' O Rccolp,s. 2. I'D
m ats, IO' lol grade scarce, u Il arm
Nq W and plur stun, weak; natlv,
2pine steers t,qvt % h75; Colorado steers.
oiui native butcher s,evis, 200 10
IN AtI stun, 2.9s ~ % siockcrs ana
an steers, t,t sS,.
gs Necs,r's, i,Ul eto,u, SsOt,ia,
yop-- necvip,s, b. lnipmon,s, 40 /.
nv is.tM H.d prices weak; common
~ ~ guuu 10 fancy, 2.i5 10
lamb ,2iOtoitO
our OHeivr AID In ~ mpathy with
", itml y, Sabto J65; choice $40 To
Ml,y, 80 &C. 40; patents, D 10 to b.ai.
ncat eoi. nlghcr catly, parlicu arly
n, which a vanccd y but ater de.
ny aud itlr nuctuatlng som what
10 y under cstcrdny, 30, + red,
y. tVv9s October, va to 70 81 ting
Novcmber, sila To ~, g osiug ~; Die
vi WIS 10 ~ clos,i Z VS. No. J,
Vs No 4 cnsn, 40, u ~.
rh J, Ia gooi thipl ing demand for
snI prlctsai stronger. options closed
No, mixed, cusn, Az to u Id, Mo-
y, oes, ,S''s To 80; year, 80 10 "a, January,
T. firm hut very slow; No. . mixed,
~ to- i.2, septcRhVi, - Leg, No
Der Saa,
rnmcl ilrmer stipl.
~ active, FIRM and unchanged,
ilsh y iowut lv5.
Vi Ions very slow and lower.
~, -.
id, e.is 10
\. \ sM,els-Lerg clear aSl; shor. rib
Con Long &C r. OLE t.sto 90; short
,.,snitt cle.r MI 81 IL,
ms, 10 10 ll.l.a
efnoQn Do rd-. Wheat y 10 a higher,
closed weak. clrn firm ard ua.
sei ,loats, 40 "a les.
CHICAGO.
ioAec, sept a.-tour steady. nrm.
W. opened sbonE, = highe T, dc ined
ne. J :, sod OF !, rallied -, nuciu'
shu closed q under .es,erda. se .
r. eJst 10 N,s clus d ~, October
psi4 a &c, rs Nvvem CT sess to
a strong, y to 10 higher. early, fece-
or we near options anl closed itregu-
~. y l-i. sep emher Al "a ~ A. i.s.
50 V ivuer. ass 10 llss. Used
ovtuher. = "a a.. c ose,i W.
\ o.e ~ elk. dec inci, :. r.l.is
'ose lfmt . IN, \ IS To 81. closed
ttv; November closed sea 10
Z fsi " ar'isc,sto ~ tower cash,
ut-2, DC ob-t closed = " % o.lx i.2:
1'er cmsed e.,2 l2tse,A
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Bo1ed meats In fair demand aud un,
cnangedi drs -sslted shoulders SO - syOO
short rib, $50 shot clear, 90 io6l5,
Afternoon oo-rd-Wheat firHer, ~ 10 I
higher co and lard unchanged =
hroVers Journal vorts; Caitle-recsipts
WV, snlpmeuts 2,btO; market, StI II
lswer shipping steers, $50 10 so
stoesers and feeders, ESQ to 400; COW. AM
bulls aud mixed, 90 10 5 10: thorough Tax.
~ chule eadyi SOTO $50: Western rang
srs, slow 70, lower native and half
,a iseqS r 1o1 70 SN; COWS, 400 t. 400; win.
hos.-Receipts, 1850, slow, 10 to l5eents
lover, 350 TO 4Ib,
sheep Receipts, e.000; market stranger
natives, 200 to 400; Western, $50 10 3 40
Isfas, 100 To IS; lambs, 4.0U to 500.
NEW YORK
new YORK, Sept ai.--noeVes Receip .
.SVi al or the market and all held over
no Trading In beef eatlle; dressed nee
steeds Vt i-2to 9l-2 iCr native sidss. am
IL To 8 for Texa, and Coiora6o,
. ,Sneep--Receiqls y 200; slow market a
2oO 70 5O I r sheep, and $50 to SIS fol
elections, s I-2c.
Flour rather weak.
Wheet-Spo,, lower and dull: option,
opened higher. afterwards weak enc bu
closed steady No cred 8, elevator, 30
ru, oStober, 95A 10 "; cioang. e6i.: no
Ter, 9s}S TO 1905; closin, 9g53 ~
ourn open q heav - to !. lover.
closed steady; No.2 49,, elevator, 40: No
hhOel,9soer, ~, TO sS94, lo.ed asa; Novem
per, ~ 70 fS,s. closed 49, December, AS
to iSl /, closed 4Sh 80
Coffee, fairy zctlye; sales, 1880 bags
september, $50; October G IS to 4 SO; 40
Vember, . 80; December, 6 IS 10 ss.
sugar dun; refined quiet c, 81. to o; er,
IRA Z, w 10 "a STA, dard q, g.. ;cut loa
us loTA. 90 N"'''
n ZIG. stesdy and fairly active.
Rosin steady.
Turpentine quiet atSl-2,
Pork du spot 1907
spot Is; October. GlIta 10, Noyemha,
~ 62ji December, 6 % to G %.
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LouisvfLLR oAK SOLE LeATusg.- X
iree OF brands, SIC ID; 4 heavy. une brand
ste m medium, Que brand, S5a n, Baiti-
more crop, igci Keystone oak sole, sSD3sc
BUFFALO 7LAuHrRR-- Prime, 10 n ii 10
sides, NO ID, good, % to "a % sides. .So 10
counter, IL 70 ltlh sides, 2ic per 10; q u d,
" 10 Soc 10; No Coax harness lea. 81 10 9i,'
10; No. nom harness lea, SOC n; No, 9 hem
harness lea, 2sc II; No. | hem sitirtinr
zen, VIC ID; No. hen skirting ten, n to NJ,
do ''N' :" '''V u
PHILADELPHIA CALP-- Extra oualItv
= 70 20 Us to dozen, | ~ W - To q lbs Ia
uo1eh 10 N, iito % lbs TO dozen, .(i; "a Ia
uins Va dozen, lol ID; 81 ~ 10 bs 10 dozen,
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FRnIr AND p.uLrRY.

psioss-St: Louis, 100 per barrcl.
Cam Net- In crates, $50
Hem, SEQ, spring, e.5s.
hu9s lbs Ter dozen
burtER- Best grade northern. re; best
uall - Iuunty, issalc. other Texas county
butter, l2c according 10 quality.
NAtkhMslOSs-iir tlul per dozen,
per hh
iisNoss-ss per box
- lAS0ss - per bsx
fw Er ,porAroas sl.2s
1Risn PotAnES-rexss, sjs; Nsrthern,
$50 tpf hushal
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cEvery lady uses Pozzonrs medi-
atod complexion powder. II is q
household treasure. The madame
hnds IL impossible TO go down towi
without first rubbing IL on. II In,
oaby cries, abe goes for the pufl.box
IL The the "old nan" comes bom,
RULED or ohaied, because business i,
duil, etc., Pozzoni's powder oools and
aiiays his troubles. Then all Ia glad.
some JOY. No family should be With.
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woo,., u,nrs Am pr,,rutNs.

wvVis-Meslcsn, ffee OF burrs, nominal.
Mexican npwsei, ihc, medium Is " lSc |,
hne eooi, a. sinl,nu " art AMI condlilun.
curi 4 ~ hnrfs.
nipEs Pnoe pump flnis, - pounds
ant up NC ger pound. stcouds, plump
fints, y pohuls ana up, iuc per puaad.
prime light aus Sips, u % per pound, bulls
anu stnfsi 70 &C yer pouai. dry GATED,
= rAL'~w--prine, 8e - K1l.I ~;
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LIVE arspOx

eivtH selow refer ~ gras,
ss.lls, h,.ne weirht
hnkvss.-i 20 2,,r r u.
uoa, . oSse r head.
ssstr-. Z are, ll,Ss.
ouAt -. zee on Ike faark,t.
heas..s s-,s
m er,i. sc y.ss.-, IA sesn
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oRAIN AM. 9ssAnsruIrs,

wnEAr-sl too.
HyE-ksusss, ts,.
tosr-iR ear, sc.
OATS IL oulk, ,5,s Use; frsx stare, 9 to
20 higher
HAs-Per cwt-At mills, Il IN raf.
GenNM SAts-.tlne sollod, 4 100 SIN
nohINr snI esifs-e0l sutrl.
dhopped corn AVID eats = l0t Ns. i.ei; corn
ran, n 10 ~. sc.
GRAHAM fIous y iaa n ci.
nAr-Ptsiris a.1S 10 7Oa y ton
MiLLsr t.srse, I ~ small 4 %.
FLO n-FtRsr rstNnt agl nal5, Sec.
ssd Patent, Ate 70; Extra Fancy, q,
70 -; Faaoy, sss u rs. lew grade, l.ib
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sosrr. sroUxs Axp soxp,.

ssw YORK, Sept - money on cal, es,v
a,l.s ~ per cent. prime ms rcsntiie papes.
changed. NJ
siocss and Ronds closed N f.,lovu
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YREIG eTs.

Tae ratss Of freight on cotton TIER sa,e
from - liss are a. follows:
al ~ seustla, rs; Ga yestsn, SEQ; Nav
orioASa y 10; 81. Lsais, Ai.Ts.
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COUGH SYRUP.
Dr. JOHN BULLS
Sniti's1'0lieSylQD
FOR the CURE or
FEVER and ACUE
Or CHlLLS and FEVER,
Aan ktl EAlARlss DISEASES.

The prswistsr Of this celebrated rsdi,
nrs jssAy claims for IL q superiority ever
al rsneaiss ever offered to tas public for
las SAVE, CxHTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
AANkEfsWs Of Agss aud Fever, or Chills
ana Fever, whether OF shor. or lsng stand
.ng. he refers 70 the eatirs Western and
Soutasrn country 10 bear him testimony to
me tsth Of the assertion that in 10 sass
whatever will 1t fsil to care il The dircc.
ions are strictly followed AID carried cut
"a great many tasss . single desc han
oesa ssAsient Tor care, aAd whole fani-
MSS have sssp cured By 9 single bottle, with
periast restoration Of the general health.
u Is, kswsvsr, prudent, and In every ease
2'rs esrsain to cure, II its use 10 continued
N SMALLER deses FER avsek or two after the
itseass has been checked, rors especially
a diGsslt end lsng-stan sAug Mas. usu.
Wy this medicine will net require any aid
Q Essr the bowels ia good order. Should
'as patient, however, require u sathartic
Iedisins, after having taken three or four
sosss Of the Tonic, single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will b suf.
scisnt.
BULLS sAEsApARILLA 10 the old and
'ellsbls rorasdy for Impurities OF the blood
md sereflloss RGeotions--tAe King Of
Blood Pariders.
On. JOHN BULLS vEGETApLH WORN
lRsTReYER is prepared in the fern Of
andy drops, attractive to the sight and
pleasant to the tssta,
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VIZ HNftfIls
ross: Closed New You. r.g..'y. Nav
Orleans, steady. firm; Liverpool.
| steady,
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United St.,ee nc.,s ,,,,,.
az 'nis week; Great Britain, HIP: France.
o1f Continent, 3,766 Stock ~ ali IJnitsj
yates ports: This day, 235, $50; MI, 5sy
last year, 223,75S. ga" way
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Da SS day. ea r sa Ssn HOUSTON
NNsn ue indian lerrtory via Fod Mo-
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Hills to Acre.

NOW taking these figures II will bo easy
70 calculate the yield of the crop when
wen worked. Tako the frat distance. Ski
ior cotton, and mako to 7 bolls To IN ,
stalk, and the yield will be 900 pounds of
seed cotton. If tho cotton is planted sxs
anu the yield Is % bolls to the stalk. Il
VIII give 1900 pounds. When it comes
70 corn 1t is generally crowded too much.
oh very rich alluvial lands It NAV be
crowded 80 rs to give five or six thou.
sand hills to the acre and if tho seasons
are just right, tho yield will be great
hu. when 1t comes to the average upland
OF our county, the rows should be wide
and tho distance between the hills I'm pro.
portion to the land and manure. We
would advise those who havo been crowd.
Ing corn and raising nubblrs and short.
light fodder, 10 begin u reformation by
planting 5x4. When they SEQ how much
bcttor that is than the old way, thoy may
be induced to plant GA. Better than
TINS, however, 7x3. The advantage OF
this last distance is that the manuring.
planting, hoeing, pulling fodder and
gathering corn requires very little over
half the time necessary whom the rows
arc only four feet wido 1t takos much
less time to do the running round, and
no moro To break out tho middles. Corn
planted 6x3i and 7x3 and SKA, gives
almost the same number Of hills. Whom
the cars are large and we'll filled, about so
OF the best will make a busbel. The aver
ago crop OF fine, large corn will require
about l2o. This table is given for our
FARMERS tc cut out and file away for
future reference. Remember that giving
corn plenty OF distance and working it
well Twill make full cribs. Close plant
ing and poor cultivation encourages liens
and high pricos. Which will you take?
.CdJ oiirn Sparian,
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jci5- Mr.. J. w. Prevost's Mill, five
miles West of the city, has recently been
overhnuled, and Is now In fine condition.
Grinding done at any time, and satisiac-
tion guaranteed IT, every instance. Send
your grain there.
The Public Schools In Broadway, Cen
terville aud Bolton have beer, closed by
order OF tho Trustees.
Mules and Eaoraes.-I have Just
received ~ lot OF good Mules and Horses.
Pal ties wanting to- buy como ut once.
S92 JOHN l.. PEopLEs.
Eif1e.-Ouc car load OF best lime
just received by G.. 4. Reed, who expects
to keep IN full supply un hand hereafter.
Every one should visit Z. +. Jones &
Co X store. II Is full tn overiinwing with
beautiful goods, and they soil rs low as
any house in the up country.
For nice Hats, Shirts, Co,tonndes and
CasSimereR, cheap, so to @. Il. Jones dc Co.
La'iics, II you want to SEQ large and
beautiful stock Spring and Summer Dry
Goods, Nn,ions, go tn q. i. Jones 81 Co.
No trashy goods advertised cheap; but
for the best gonLs, fairest dealings and
lowest prices for everything, go to G. F..
Tones & Co.
Ia5- Choice Timothy Hay, Buggies and
Bran sold cheaper by Welch than any,
body else in town. Warehouse on Depot
street. 1918
For beautiful Calicoes, Muslins, Dress
Goods, Ginghams and everything new
and pretty go to q. T.. Jones & Co.
G. r. Jones & Co. have the prettiest and
cheapest White Lawns and Nainsook to
be found in the city.
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4, r.s,ar. t, nu,,d a Hotel.

There Is an effort being made in Ander-
SON to supply a great want, which now
exists in our city, by building . commo-
dious and handsome hotel A number
of gentlemen met on last Monday after
noon at the INTELLIaENcER Omce, and
agreed to attempt the organization or o
Joint stock company, by securing the
assignment of one hundred and twenty
jflye shares of tho stock Of the Building
and Loan Association, for which stock
In the hotel company is to be issued to
the members In lieu Of the Building and
Loan stock assigned. The company then
propose borrowing the money from the
n. a T.. Association with which to crect
the hotel. II is believed that II The atruc
tire .s properly located and deaigned that
ik can be made to pay . hnndsome inter. ir'.
eat on tho. stock, and at the Same time
confer very great benefits upon our city,
which needs q suitable hotel building 3
vory much indeed. ss5 H 1sy Is
Tie Fparties organizing this movements
ara therefore going into ~ both as 9 a mat
ter of investment and public spirit CONS rl''
5binod I. So far seventy ahafes have been
subscribed. and 1t ID. .px xpeeted during the
q, coming weak % complete the stock ,a oi
the company. "a COMMITTEES. consisting 2
aof Afsssra. Foster FAM, y. g. Fowler and z
Sl5. is TolIy, Inns beens aplro ointea y cam n
,y.sa for ths roma ining stock required,
and ths list mey be; found ct the book
store 81 Isl. w y.S Eans q Son We hope
Is i,l, of al = citfzens will o0sopo-
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"a CARD.

MNR EDITOR Please allow me space
.XA- inyour paper 70 say. TO my friends Of
Anderson and Abbeyilie who have so libe-
rally, bought from my son, J. +. Roberts,
his fine Improved Cotton seed, that I Will
give o $40 Bible TO the man who makes the
most cotton I'm the seed from cne acre. q
Si2 Bible for the most seed cotton raised
on three acres. and d S15 Bible for most
raised on i've acres. Res specttnlly
it7ls fs3 q. j. ROBERTS. g
sApdi ., 1895 taE7 . Y:
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MISS SALLlE BOWIE

rs again in the HILLINERY BUST
a NESS, and has on hand an entire
New Stock Of Millinery Goods OF the la
test styles and fashions, which she offers
Cheap for Cash. Wh!leel.erfe:aSS !a Ana
derson do not fail to give her call Mt No.
2 MASONIC BUILIING. 81 ar II
March 10, 1885 .a 80 ~. 3m
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llow naany sLalka 70 j ,h. 60

a farmer has asked MS 10 give again the
NUMBER or stalks Or hills on an aero OF
GROUND with rows of different widths and
NUS at different distances. We will not
use fractions OF 6 foot. The first fipures
represent the width of tho row in feet
ana the second the distance of the hills In
the drill:
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GROCERIES.
sPLENDID p PL ANFING.
mon, az CbIilallia: Rea,iater J:

:, = I'VE understand that nfessrs. Aycool Ii,
season on $50 acres Of land, with sainefeerS
ploys. an average Of % eL24 baleg or cotton
TO the plow, together with sufficient pro-
Visions for stock. This Is equnl TO about
go bales of cotton on 4so acres OF land !,
Inc only comm eIcinl ferti iiizers used were
tured by the Ashepoo Phosphate Corapany =;
or CnnEleston, ofWhom Messrs. RoberfsOri. q
Taylor % CO., are the General gen z,
The tilizera named aboye for sale b,yl5;
~ a. B. TOWERg.tS s
March IL, 1885 ss 35 3: ~ ~
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Cancers Conquered.

The Swift Specific Company have the
most indubitahle evidence as TO the cure
of Cancer by their famous medicine, s. s.
8. Among Others, JOHN S. Morrow, an
old and highly esteemed citizen Of Flor
ence, Ala, makes the following statement
as to tho merits of this remedy:
"I have been suffering with Cancer
In my right ear, for about three years. I
tried various remedies and was treated
with Iodle Of Potash, which produced
rheumatism. My feet and legs were
greatly swollen, so that 1 could not walk.
About one yesr ago was induced to try
trouble III my limbs. and my rheumatism
Is now entirely gone and my Cancer is
steadily improving. boing better now
than at any time within two years. This
medicine has done mo more good than
anything else have taken, and feel
that am on the road to speedy cure.
Undoubtedly Swift's Specific Is the best
blood purifier in the world
Florence, Ala, Sept. 22, 's4.
1 have had a cancer on my face for
many years. I have tried n great many
remedies. but without relief almost
gave up hope of ever being cured. Or.
Specific, which have taken with great
results. My. face is almost we'll, and 1t is
impossible for me 10 express my thanks
In words for what this medicine has done
for me. MRS. OLIVE HARDMAN.
Monroe, Ga, Sept. 2, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT sPRc1F1c Co., Drawer s.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Mntinn "a Thnaa FEntA tAraetn nd4

Notice .fn Ehnaa Es,fAraefnda! 7
sDARTIES owing the Firm Sofj 81: m.
Craig ~ 90. arc requested 70 como for
ward diatelys and settle fbeIr Ac,N
ccantsi OF fnsxe nd asi factory Sarrange1nents
for extensio lon by BAN kable PAPER. Gthef.1
wise their Accounts vii be placed los tho.
can nm make h Sssirsnt IS 1T s psis at tsir
place oE tnsipess II, Brick Range, In room
sforEiefly pcculse by the Anderson Ma
ti6nal HANK g.. II. CRkIG d: Co..
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WOTICE,.

.iIg HAVE y rlssa.ss by which Windows
Z Ell ana better than wei eIlts can :hs applied
10. any Window. Como and see Nc -
Sknoa yoti will want yoar Windows fxed.
~. D.. BExCHAhf, i!'5S;'
! Depot Gt.. Anderson, 3. o.. IS
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BacOt's Best Liver Pills

fTHHE following parties in Anderson
"A County are selling Bacot's Best
Liver Pills. Price 25r por box. Try them:
VIM. II. Smith,, r. A. Ruskerson. Bole-
man q Bruce, g. E, Smith & Co., McCar.
"A: NJ. Holland, VIM. Riley. L. J. Shearer,
John w. Majors, J. T. Harriston, VIM. D.
Sullivan. Coz q Poore, Mahop Il Bro,
Finley u Shirley, Duckworth & Poore,
y: f., Woford, Mrs. MI. Scott. Orr q
Sloan. 81 :.
Lakeland, Fla, Jan. 2oth, 1ss5.-D. T.
Bncot, Druggist-Dear Sir !: After experi-
encing the beneficial effects Of your rBest
Liver Pills. feel it my duty to testify TO
their efficacy as q preventive In rbilfous
fever and ague," and In fact all diseases
caused by toIpidity of ihe liver. They are
certainly The only specific have been able
to 1nd for bilious OF malariaI fevers in the
facilitating climate In which have been
living for the last three years.
P.s 4. JENKINS, Civil Engineer.
For sale at wholesale by IS \; !;
wILHITE q WILHITE,
Anderson, 8. o., 60
Lamar, Rankin e Lamar, Atlanta, Ga, or
san be ordered dieeni from the rnanuealsu.
d. a. BACOT q CO., !:
q !. 4; 81 Greenyilie, B.. O.
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Fresh Garden Seed & q
:WsANDRETEaa Sand Ferry aest Gaydsn
u tscis and Orion Sets for eaie bys3ia
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-NTOTICE no CREDITORS.
.AN All personH having elaine agafnst
the Estate 4 of BayliS Sloan, deceaFeii, I,
are hereby mott fled to present ssS them.
properly proven, to the und dsfsigned within
the time prescribed by law, and thosa in.s
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Yple, and fearing that IL was the burn
aoia house In the country. It turned
70 be the burning OF brush I'm q new
aund, seven miles East Of Anderson.
fi't Of letters remaining IN the Post
see for: tho week ending April 18th :;
sW. Bearde,. 2, b. d. Campbell, Miss
R2rgaret Hent sraon, NJ s. Kennedy,
pes r. Lewis, Peter McCullough, Bay
oliver, Elbert Rice, George Ruff, G. A.
}Vens, J. A. Stephennons Mrs. Belsora
a4nsou, COL, B.s +. Webb, Nrs. snsan
fi1e, Mrs. Laura tYiller. 81
IN inventor has juat taken cut q patent
paper ahirs. The shirt Is made of
ger that will not tear sas.l ~, the bosom
Ing made of seven layers; 60 that one
Isr can. be removed ! Tor eash day in Che
ass5 ~ We can now wind up our lshirtB
4 se we do our clocks, to run seven days.
i cost OF this shirt VIII 20 thirty-fiye
Warranted 10 resist acids.
Yearly all OF cur excnrsionist to:tlis
sposition have returned, and OK press
9nselves az delighted Win !: the trip.
|ey ionnd the Expoa elton 10 30 i much
Iset show than they expected, and say
!, M would require d month or syste.j
ue labor 70 aees ali, III the managers
Slas 70 open the EXP position sHext Fall
ssHlll ! sbe LIBERAL phtrofsized byS onr poo.