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MASTERS SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CARoIsx.
ANDERSON Con.a1,

t0uAfY, 3
III the Court Of commos fioa, I:5s e
Elizabeth Major, as heir at lavo s..
Of T.. J. Major, deceased. pis;a pi atffA
Maggie e, Shirley, EzeLial sSal.l Is
81, defendants. --ac,ios: for PS,,;si:lVo y, q
DURSUANT to an Order ~ s's, ~ 81 81
a made by his Honor JasssU ,s UGqlti 2 y
Cothrnn, dated June 10. .isss uSs 49,
at public sale ut Anderson g. E 7iIl tsa
SALESDAY IN SEPTEM RED i. =. " ca
following described lands, the Rsss ss11 9 y.
OF e. J. Major, deceased, to VIII .a' talis
4. The Homestead, or 3Pess,, s., B:
place, on Pea Greek. adjoining iSS isSSSs, q a,t
ry, A. Elgin, G. p. Kay, J.. Se ErsI;1olA I;ol %.
others, containing 2O2 acres, more % - ss.s sad y
2. The Ben Mitchell place ,at:,S -, q, s
lands of J. a. Major, e. III. ToiissaiO iaiOtpf2 y =
Kay and E. 9. Chamblee, contsinis y Y 4. A.
acres, more or less, OH Meals CrseL y. ~
3. The Daniel Major Tract, on on :, Ir,,.!
Pea Creek, adjoining the Peggy Mo, ,ss.sss sI VI
L. c. Chamblee, L. T. Holland esusp ut spiaSa
ers, containing SO acres. more or ies, e. osa';
TERMS OF SALE-One.t third oftba z.
chase money 10 be paid In CA, Il pui'
muinder on credit of twelve months az ,,,s e
interest from day of sale, to be Ssev vs,s sita Y
pond and mortgage Of tho premises ,,i{ S
leave TO anticipate payment. Pureb,ss,' wv. y
pay cxtra for papers. s4ssi y:
w. w. HUMPHREYS M,.,,,
August Is, 1885 y.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us O case of kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric BitterB
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, rs thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who arc daily recon-
mending Electric Bitters, will PROVE.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes. Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bow.
els, and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC.
q bottle by Hill Bros.
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: The children who come after US will


tread upon our graves; they will weep
o few months; they vii! .ememhe: us q
few years, when our memory shall disap.
pes: from the face Of the earth, and not
tongue shall be found TO recall it.
How perishable lie human life Yet TO
man lays it TO heart.
- Mr. franklin j. Moses seems to be
in considerable trouble iu Boston. Hay-
ing just completed the service OF six
months sentence in Cambridge Jail for
obtaining money under false pEetcnces he
is again arrested for swindling Col. T..
w. Higginson aud other republican
friends in that region.
- Tom. Robinson, colored, Of Walbal-
10, captured recently black rattlesnake,
about five feet long, having FIVE rattles
and button. Tom brought his snake.
ship home with him and now has it safely
confined in boz. Tom has fondness
for snakes, catches them alive aud does
not mind laying down and sleeping with
them.
= If the statement be true that pro.
hibition Injuries the business OF com.
munity, we find ourselves face to face
with tho startling proposition that a
sober community cannot do buaipegs 90
pro6tably as drunken community. This
Ia the position Of the anti .prohibitioniots
when Il 10 put IN plain English.
- Ghe Mormons have purchased
1000, 600 acres in Northern Mexico, and
are going to work in earnest to locate a
colony there. In the course of time the
main body of the saints may drift down
that way. The American people will
not object to such solution of an em.
barrasSing problem.
= Nine monuments to Grant will be
erected In this country unless some of
the present projects fail.
- President Arthur is said to have
saved $4,000 out of his salary while in
Office, Notwithstanding bis hospitality
and liberality as q host and citizen.
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LAND FOR SALE.
II OFER at private sale the following de
l. scribed Tracts of Land, to wit:

II OFER at private sale the fnllcying de
Il scribed Tracts Of Land, to wit:
The BURRIss TRACT Of the Estate of
the late Stephen McCully, containing 125
acres. About 20 ceres In cultivation, 10
acres in bottom land, and 25 acres of un-
surpassed forest land, about 81 miles South
west Of Anderson G. IL, near Crawford's
Mil. On the place is good frame dwell
ing, with four rooms and necessary out
houses, and splendid Well OF water.
ALSO,
The TRACT OF Land. 2i miles from
Anderson, OH Shallow Ford Ro&d, contain
ing ia acres. about l6 acres in cultivation,
ten acres of which is splendid branch bot.
tom, the balance in original forest, heavily
timbered. On this place In the finest Spring
OF water in Anderson County.
Peraons desiring to purchase will DO we'll
TO call on the undersigned, or on w. w.
Humphreys at an early day.
N. A. MeCULLY.
August q, 1885
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Reed & Stephens have just received
largo quantity Of celebrated Columbus.
mado Buggies, and always keep In stock
Western PhRtons. Buggies aud Wagons,
which thoy sell on time until Fall Oil up-
proved paper. Call on MIR. Il. =. Stephons
nt their Factory, Main Street, South of
Square, before you purchase and get his
prices, and you will be paid for your trou-
inc foroe three @ a espar: % NortSesn n work. work.
men-a Blacksmith, Painter and Trim
mer. Send them your repairing IL you
want 1t dono with dispatch and In neat
manner. Mr.. Stephens, who Is an expert
workman or twenty-five years export
ence, overlooks all the work before it
caves the shop. a.
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Cotton brings its money In the Fall. To.
bacco brings its in the Spring. A half
c1op IN acreage Of each would, I'VE bo.
lieve, be better than a2whole, ,iesSop Of
either. There is no moye dfapidated
plansations 10 the country thar ono will
find on such places as seek 10 run an
exclusive cotton culture, The samo
causes may have operated TO injure the
Virginia tobacco planter. We should
seek diversified agriculture and diversified
industries of ell kinds II We would sue.
ceed, and it would be wise and iudicious
for our farmers TO try few rows of to.
bacco TO see for themselves bow It's cul.
ture will work in practice.
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An InterprlsIng, RelEable Honsa.

Hill Bros. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best OF
everything, but to secure the Agency for
and are popular with the people, thoreby
sustaining the reputation Of being always
entorprising, and ever reliable. Having
occurred the Agency for the celebrated Dr..
Kings New Discovery Tor Consumption,
will sell 1t on positive guarantee. It
Will surely cure any and every affection
our confidence, we invite you to call and
get Trial Bottle Free.
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Union 1Ieotiug.

The next Union Meeting OF district No.
/. Saluda Association, will meet with tho
First Creek Church on Saturday before
the fiflh Sunday in August.
Introductory Sermon by Rev. H. NJ.
Allen. Missionary Sermon by Rev. J. s..
Murray.
Query: "Why do we not have access.
ions TO our Churches at all seasons OF the
Year," Discussion opened by Brother
w. II. w. Moore.
Essay by Miss --, on subject of her
own choice.
The Sunday School Union will meet
with the First Creek Sunday School on
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
An address will bn delivered by BRO.
w: c. McGee. Essay by Bro. J. N. Car.
wile.
w. l.. Mitchell, Secretary.
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Hats! ! Hats ! Hats i!

finest stock of Hats that we have evor
brought to Anderson. We want every
man and boy In this County to see how
cheap we can sell him nice Hat. Every
style and price to be desired. Come and
price them whether you buy or not.
Respectfully, G. Il. JONES & Co.
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The Ohio Democrats have rencmina.
ted Governor Hoadley and Lieut. Gov.
Warwick, practically without opposition,
upon an incidental protective tariff plat.
form. There seems to be great enthusi.
asm and hope of success among the
party leaders in that State.
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The Neyberry Observer thus announces

It's platform on the convict question:
Is there anything III the leasing system
that necessarily renders 1t cruel and op-
pressive. and more objectionable than other
methods Of employing conyicts? We think
not. Why not then correct tho abuses,
and ipSovide such penalties and punishm cnts
for those who are guilty Of those cruelties
as will put stop to them
We agree with the Observer that there
10 no reason why convicts cannot, under
proper restrictions, be worked outside of
the penitentiary. The late Act is rigid
enough, and wo apprebend that no trou.
bic will occur under It. In tho meantime,
however, we think the State should pre-
pare for the permanent employment of Its
convicts in the peDitentiary as soon as
this can be done without burden to the
State,
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MASTERS
STATE OF sopru {,
AEDERsoS
IN the Court sf r., - n

AEnr,,ssA ~ e Ks
mfhe Court ef camaoa Esss 6
VIM. y Parker, ir.. and Nanes 4 .ss. !. iSi
b1 their Guardian nd Item Il e; e;
vs.; Wm. ]. Parker, jr., a. II, b q icsss..
admir-. of Susan J. Parker ssS 9 lass sss
DURSUANT TO an O,5a. s. S.
\ above case, win sell g et !. .loi:tt h.
Q: a., B. o., ON SALESDAY fss' ~ a. " "
BIER next, the following desS,; "
as the Real Estate of Susan j. po lasSS
TRACT NO. /, or Home plI
ing 9l acres, more or less. sitnsIia ~ 3 soati,,ii
Creek Townahip, adjoining i iasis ttast
Laboon. John b. sitton, and n IadIs oin q
TRACT NO. 2, oontninisease I S,aess q;
more or less, situate IN ss Rt!, sfFsss
Township, adjoining lands os 3 N, gts:sS
SOP, James Williams. J. - =. e, e, Eli,
TERMS OF SALE Onc.halq ~ /, !;
chase money to be paid on o. 4 Z. tss ~ paf
November following, and the III ne itA
editioftTelye months, with mn "a 1
day OF sale, to be secured by bSSs s 8; fioa
chaser and mortgage OF premlsa gla q pRs.
ieavelto purchaser, to anticinsta VII
pafars pSy ssta r
". w. HUMPHREYS /,
August i3, 1885 =, Maze.
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ITIIGTGAT..

FTNHOSE wishing to continue OF begin
4 Music will find MRS. PINKIND et
her residence, Main Street. September 7tb.
1885. Lessons given on the Plano. Organ,
Violin and Guitar. Also, In Vocal Mu5ic.
a SOLFEGE CLASS will be formod for
Ladies and Children.
Aup1lst 27 Ig,6
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
LUMBER and SHINGLES.

O EMEh BIER, that BARTON & SMITH
IO keep for sale all kinds of Lumber and
Shingles, of the very best quality, AMI at
prices to suit the times.
We make apeci atty Of DRESSED
LUMBER and MOIrLDINGS.
We are also prepared to do any and all
k;nds of SCROLL WORK at short notice.
Havo your Lumber dressed at our Mill
We will estimate on any kind Of Carpen.
ter work.
Call on us at the Blue Ridge Yard before
you mako your trade.
BARTON & SMITH,
Contractors and Builders.
August 81, 1885 Z 3m
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eloee I af,oaa ! alaoeu :

We are still receiving new Shoes. A
largo stock Ladies' and Gents Fine Shoes
just received. We have more OF our $500
Shoes for Gents-the best goods ever
Offered for the money.
G. T. JOKES & Co
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LAND FOR SALE.
A CARD.

7 DESIRE 10 inform my friends and pa
Il irons that will leave Anderson on
lst October to bs absent until lst Of next
MRrcl during whici: time my Dental
Office will b" Closed. Persons desiring my
work done.
A. c. STRICKLAND.
August Is, 1885 5
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REPORT

OF Wlm. s. Brown, Clerk
aladl Treasurer of the City
of Anderson 10I. tine FiSs
cal Wear commencing
August lSth, 1854, and
ending August l6tHh 1885.
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Oar States Glorious Prospects.
Balllmore lfan,vaeturers Record

at5t Hd{tsHtpre Manufacturers, Record .fysg
~, ,,,.n,, ....... ~ ~.
SoLo oahlA' ''l' august 2o.--lhe cotton
and corn crops at this time arc the most
promiaing in many years, if5s 3t5
The vIela of cotton II son,h c.,o,,n
i, ZOO. ror onn.r!, $3.50 -, Sa'o'1na A'' e'uN'
~ 1904 !. w. Was ozo,V0V oaies. 4he area
this year 10 l,722,l17 acres. The conii.
tion OF the crop Is better than at any
period since 1870, With che possible or.
ception OF 1882. Well informed cotton
growers place, the yield this year at $751;.
063 bales or ono bale to two acres. Ifthfs
estimate 10 realized, It will be an increase
OF 3S6, ,lW baiss over laat year's crop,
worth Of least Sl6, goo, 900. 4iS !
The South Carolina corn crop Of 1884
was il, ,S20, GOO buahels. The area this
year ts ] Az, ,2W acres. and The condition
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Hee! Ice! IeeI A full supply Of
Pure Lake Ice on hand. Customers will
please send for their supplies before @
O'Clock p. M, at which hour the store
will be closed. C. A. REED.
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Eczalna.

For tho benefit oil. suffering humanity.
/ deem it only my duty 10 rive this nusos
iicited Testimony In favor OF Swift's Epc.
ello. My wife has been afflicted with
EcSrsnn from infancy. We tried every
known remedy, but % no avail. She wSs
elsoF afflicted with q periodical fisfya1s
headache, sometimes followed by an if.:
tefnlittone fever, so that her iifo Became q
burden 90 her. Finally L determined 10
try Swifea, Hpeclfic, She commenced
neven weeks ego. After taking The first
large bottla the dlseass sensned % Increase
the burning, Itching aid inflammation
became unbtnrsble.1 2 She li0wave1. psr.=
severed IN Che nse Of she medicine. Altsr;
taking the tscoisd bottle tha inflammation
began 10 Bubslda. After tho third bottlS
the Inflammation disappeared, and sore!
spots dried up an0s turned whita aiid
scA1y. and finally she brushed tfetn off IA
an lmpaipnble white powder resembling
pnTo salE Sh0 10 now taking lho sixth
Eoule 0vefy appearance Of tho disease Ii
gono, and her flesh Is son End white as a
snild's. Her headaches havo disnppc8rci
nnd she cnjoya the only rood health ishe
i.e6 Known In 40 wears, No wonder flso
tloems ovesy bottfe or 81. 81 g. aa worth a
Thousand times times is weight In lJlt.
Any further infoYfnal lon coiicerTlii,fy
her case VIII bs checrfn1lY Eivaf by her.
I:all lat sfisr ilenss lbs Mnileit strrtt,
4 :sllsss IOHNs ii. nlsAnIEYs Sssssg
SssGris ~ sts Detrpii Mieb.s Nay as
81 81 sas Y s%isSs N isssfsg1s;s sssasIpIo
81 Dra3ef 81 Atsantsslia::
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FOR SALE.

FHNHE undersigned will sell nj tbs H..
u residence of B. L. JollnsopS Sscas .s,s \ !
ed, five miles Southeast of WilliamSos
on MONDAY. 3lst of AUGUST Il :, |,
o'clock O. M, the following described nm y (
erty: fs'ift' f'0iF y
and Condenser. ''''st W. !
One Boss Cotton Press.
One pair of Wagon Scales. s
All in good condition. (
Terms c: Sale-Cash.
J. w. DAtJJS
Surviving Partner of d. L. Johnsoaa 4 r.
August l3, 1885 8 q ~ w.
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City Lots and Hotei for Sale,

PNHE undersigned offers at private sal,
n lot acres Land on Shockley gcrr,,J
RoaL, near the corporate limits ,iso !
number Of beautiful building sites %, H.
Duffio and other Streets in tie c::::I Of An.
tersnn. Will also soil, Oil easy terms. tb,
Williainston Hotel, with an entirely uev
outfit &c furniture, bedding, &c. Apply To-.
the subscriber ut Williamson, or 10 E,'H.
Brown, Anderson, &C. s;;5.5Sz,.'s. IS
b. F. BROWN. /:
August IL, 1885 6 n
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M, llsI,.,, Ss,I Z,

s.sss.- l.fcsi isle aso q 81 lamp J. 1lsd ssish
,ksgesAfo OIL esp nsled ) sinS Df.s A y lI.
ishldsss bed :csi i'd DSangs lnsE foaht5.
l.Iahp lcaioss 4 IS cftscd sky IN ipdpfop4
tittIe wick nrd tsfnpsihg so exslIs.
gssislt the By blowing down tlie
chlinner s9shc lamp waa nilsttsfnd intb
nt6D one tlecs Stirling saa1sa: Saiaer,
slsssy gas ONO stanee icff; cntt ttng d
,seS&rp essii al Her foot ha clotk sng 0f
asr 4 EssS EsssS
bsdlg hlrned, Hat Bsi theH on lhsi1 were
YSSclf u de isns was
EjK1Qsng sYiEh stsas tsssS lamp Wa ls0t
ss64iShSa ny a;t snjt oF tbs flSiax
ESslIdIas a .s sIa
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NHHE undersigned offers for sale Vala
4 able Tract of Land, containing from.
100 to 120 acres, situated near the !0conte
and Anderson line. It has Is acFes In
cultivation, with about FIVE acres Of good
creek bottom, with good Gin and Mn
house, ard Machinery for both in running
order. Persons wishing to purchase suc6
q place will please call on or write to ths
undersigned for particulars. 81
w. w. HOLLAND,
Fair Play, s. @. 5s
Anpnst 90 1895 -, - ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having claims ngainst
thr Estate OF Reuben Burriss, ST., deceased,
are hereby notified to present them. prop,
rrly proven. TO the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
:" make payment at once.
WM; BuRRIss, Jr.. E,,rs
Aupu.t ~ lSS5 n
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August 13. 1888

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All personr having demands against
the Estate Of Samuel Browne, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed bv law, and those indebted
to make payment.
A. EYINS BROWNE, Admir-.
August 20, 1885 6
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Columbia Female College,

COLUMBHA, q. q.
FbNHE Fall Session will opon Wednesday,
IL September so. In the Central city,
elegant building, beautifully situated, no
ted for healthfuIness, we'll furnished, good
table, capable teachers, superior advantages
in Music and Art. Rates low. For cata.
logue apply to
o. A. DARBY. DID, President.
August n, 1885 7 3
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The Atlanta Constitution has Joined
the crusade against old bachelors, aud
urges the Georgia Legislature to tax
them In the following atrong argument
''The number OF old bachelors is increas.
Ing In eNsr1 community. They try to be
very gay and frivolous, and NE anxious to
leave an impression that they are happy,
but they canIot conceal the fact that they
are bald.heoIed md thin.leggcd. Married
men In certain cases made and provided
have G perfect right to be bald.healed and
thin-lesged; but bald.headed and thin.
legged old bachelor Is O standing insult to
the community In which he lives. what
ed? What right has he to pretend to be com
Portable and to assume oil the privileges Of
citizenship, when he hos evaded the first
and most important duty OF q citizen?
Lot tho bill to tax them be hurried forward
In Its passage. The times are ripe for It,"
We believe in fair play, and 1t DOES
not strike us that such q bill should
be passed without inserting q proviso,
that If the bachelor in question could
show conclusively that he had courted
two or more girls at some time In his life,
he should be exempt from such taxation.
In all matters of government finea, taxes
and penalties should be equal, and upon
this principle ii the bachelor tax passes
would 1t not be right to impose similar
tax upon all ladies who remain unmar.
ried after they arrive at tho age OF thirty
years9 Here again we think The lady
should be exempt from taxation by ahow.
ing clearly that she was never invited to
marry any man. This, however, is die.
cusaing an impossible condition of tbiugu,
for we believe that by tho universal con.
sent Of ell mankind, to which the mem.
ory of man runneth not to the contrary,
no unmarried lady 10 ever moro than
thirty years Of age, and therefore If auch
o Law were passed thero Wonld be no per.
SOM against whom It could be enforced.
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3ETSTATE EOTfcI ssSs
sYls All pm SSns itsdehtssl to lthS Estzte on
tohn Va P0oIs deceased. afn requsstad i'd
yanke strnfnf< liasSs /: ayrscnf. ind ali lhosa
hsyiaE dofnaadr HEpins.. saia Estate afe 1es
O., uithin tie tisea rrssciibsst 6y IN. Z sf'S5
. w "a, III P0OKE. sxif.
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A L,ttla aold znaa annn.

Mr.. q. A. Clark, of Atlanta, Ga, In
speaking Of $3.50. 90 In gold, desii es to say
to the readers OF this paper, that the
whole OF tho ahove amount was spent In
terrible Blood Poison Affecting his. body,
limbs and Representing ugly running
ulcers. He 10 now sound snd we'll, hav-
ing been cared by the moht speedy and
wonderful rensady ever before known,
and any intarosted party who may need q
Blood pnrifier wiz learn from him that
three bottles OF n. b. B. restored his
epHa.iie, hoalea all ulcerp,, relieved his
kldaeye, and added sssanty. ono pounds to
hia weight In thirty aays.
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The Stock ShoT to be held at Pendle.
ton on the eighth of October next, was an
assured success as soon as the determine.
tion of the Pendleton Farmers' Club to
hold it WAS announced. There Is no
part of the State which has as great q
variety and as much high bred cattle
and stock a. Pendleton and It's vicinity.
This has led this society TO offer prize
Of one hundred dollars for lot OF ten
colts of any strain under three years old
raised In the State. The colts from old
Pendleton District, which now comprses
Anderson, Pickens and Oconee Counties,
are to compete against the balance of
the State, and it 10 confidently expected
that ten colts will be secured from these
three Counties which will excel any ten
colts from the exhibit from the balance
OF the State. Not only Is the stock show
success, but the new feature Of an
auction sale bids fair to be one OF tho
most attractive features of the exhibit.
Over Eve thousand dollars worth OF req.
istered aud blooded stock has already
been assigned for unconditional sale.
This will attract quite crowd of visitors
from all parts of the State, and provo
ono of most important departures that
has been made by our agricultural gath.
eriDgs in this State. It will encourage
the raising Of ine stock, and by the dis.
semination Of choice animals from pur-
cbases at these sales will do great deal
In a practical way to improve the stock
of the State. The members of tho PEN
dleton Farmers Club are to be congratu.
lated upon their energy and enterprise
in instituting these exhibits aud sales,
which are destined to work so much
good in our State. Evory man who at.
tends the exhibit will want fine COW,
and will feel disposed to try raiuiug o
colt. Thore Is more money in this than
In raising cotton, and the movers In
these shows, who thus promote diversi.
ty of farm indus!ry, will be bonefactors
of their race.