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Taking Caro- of the podv.

The Christian Under, the leading organ
Of the Baptist Church In the South, pub.
lished In Atlanta, Ga, In it's issue of Dec.
4, 1854, has the following editorial:
religious newspaper should be confined
10 the discussion Of moral and religious
hns to do both with the bodies and souls
OF mon. prove all things, hold fast that
which Is good, has as much to do with
moral side. Our readers will bear testi-
mony that In all questions discussed in
the indcf, the practical has been duly set
lorth. In this paragraph, therefore, We
only SOCK 70 present an article worthy of
oommendation. After subjecting 1t to
Specific ppfat and found 1t ,good-good as q
health tonic. In this opinion we arc sus-
tanned by some Of the best mon in tho
church. Roy. Jesse H. Campbell, the
H Hostor OF tho baptist denomination In
sSeorsia. says: ut is my deliberate
grandest blood purifier evor discovered.
its otiects arc wonderful, and consider
them almost miraculous. There IL no
medicine comparable to It." DR.. II. G.
Hornady, one of the best known minis
terra IN our church, says: "Swift'a Specific
ence."
These brethren speak advisedly. But
few, preparations can bring forward such
endorsements. The Index desires to en-.
dorse these statements. We have wit
messed the beneficial effects OF this medi-
cine. not only in our own households,
but In several Other cases where seeming
ly all other remedies had failed It Is
purely q vegetable compound, scientifi.
cally prepared, and perfectly harmless in
its composition. It renews the blood and
builds up broken down systems-gives
tone and yigor 70 the constitution, as we'll
as restores the bloom OF health to the suf.
fcring. Therefore, we do not deem 1t In
journal to say this much In its bohaif
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE Sw1rc srEcIrIc Co., Drawor 8,
Atlanta, GE.
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WAGONS, WAGONS, WAGONS,
BUGGIES, BUGGIES, BUGGIES
BAGGING, BAGGING, BAGGING,
TIES TIES, TIES.
BEL TING, Betting, BETTING,
ROPE ROPE, ROPE.

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SEE WAGONS acknowledged all WI" have used them
running we'll painted durable and them
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We will, alo make %
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A Little Gold was spent.

Mr.. n. A. Clark, OF Atlanta, Ga, In
speaking Of SiS0.0 In gold, desii es to say
to the readers OF this paper, that the
whole OF the above amount was spent In
o fruttlcss effort in finding relief from n
limbs and nose--presenting ugly running
ulcers. He Is now sound and well, hay
ing been cured by the most speedy and
wonderful remedy ever before known,
and any interested party who may need q
Blood purifier will learn from him that
three bottles of b. ID. b. restored his
appetite, healed all ulcers, relieved HIS
Kidneys, and added twenty. ono pounds to
bis weight In thirty days.
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Notice to Contractors.

WYE will let TO the lowest bidder on
hours of Ii and IL d. M ct Emersons
Bridge, ON, Rocky ai1er, the building OF q
WOODEN Bridge In place OF the one above
named. Plans and specifications will be
exhibited on day ofletting. Reserving
the right to reject any and all bids.
Notice Is hereby given that the above
Bridge Is considered In dangerous con-
do 80 at their own risk.
!. JAMESON, Chm,
A. o. NORRIS,
w. J. ROBBINS,
Board Co. Com. A. G., s. G.
August @, 1885 4 4
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Lumber and Slinsles.

1F you expect to build a. ne& house or
il repair your old one, we respectfully
ask that you give tbs call before you pur-
chase yorr lumber and Shingles, as We
are satisfied we can save you money. We
keep on hand Flooring. Ceiling cnd Wca.
ther-boardng ready dressed. also any and
every kind Of Moulding, which We mako
speciality. Don't forget that We have got
the best Shingles in the market Call and
see us at the Blue Ridge Yard.
MAYFIELD e STUART.
July 80, 1885 3 3m
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scH9oI, 0PENfNG.

Fd1HE undersigned desires 10 inform her
Il friends and patrons that she will
open her School at her residence, in the
City Of Anderson, on lst September.
Terms reasonable. and satisfaction guaran.
tand MnuS, Il. vANWTCK.
Augtst 3, 1885 Q
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Anderson Female Seminary.
NOT SECTARIAN.

NJEXT Session begins FIRST MONDAY
IN OF SEPTEMBER, 1885.
Eight regular Teachers and two Assis-
tants.
Session. Forty Weeks. divided into two
Terms of Twenty Weeks each.
Bonrd, including WASHING fuel and lights,
$75 Term. No extra charges.
Tuition. per Term, in Collegiate Depart.
ment. ........ ...S20
III ACuuemlC".... Is
In Primary. ;."...:....;;:;..........., 10
Board from Mondays to Fridays, cxclu-
sive of washing, $40 q Term.
Muaie, Drawing and Painting taught ON
the very highest scientific principles, ut
very reasonable charges.
Variety is a necessity to profitable per.
sistent mental application. TO every indi-
yidual student we therefore assign, daily, a
sufficient variety OF studies to sustain live
ly interest in all their work, and thereby
utili re their time to best advantage.
For Catalogue giving full information,
address the President,
LEWIS n. AVER.
Anderson, 8. G.
July 80, 1886 3
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Notice to Creditors.

NJ. j. Mitchell, J. N. Cooley, Adm'rs Of
Hyley Mitchell vs.. Edward Mitchell, and
others. 80
A LII persons having cluims against The
n. Estate Of Wiley Mitchell, deceased,
are hereby notified 70 present and prove
same tofote me ON or by the 18th Septem-
ber next or be barred.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Aug @, 1885 6
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THE UNIVERSITY Of the South

IS located at sEWANEE, TENN, upon tho Cun,-
This school. under the special patronage OF tho
Bishops OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church, In
idence aud tho best advantages, both moral and
educational, In its Grammar School and In Its
Collegiate and Theological Departments For tho
special claims OF this Uniyelsity for patronage,
apply for documents to the Rev. TELFA1R
H0DGsON. Vicc Chancellor. sewanee, Tonn.
Aug "a: 1855
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Notice of Executors Sale.

GTlHE undersigned, pursuant TO the ay.
shorisg z, ss.;sd W him e ExscaiSr @ by
st the lats residoncq nf said IWms III. Ford,
deceAsetli in Garsin Township. In Anderson
County, B. G., on III ESDAY, tho 18th Jxy5
ofsAu9UST. 1885, NIL tho Real Estate Of
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Notice to Contractors.

WTE will let to tho lowest responsible
wv bidder on Friday, the 4th day OF
T. 'tcmbcr 1888, TIE teEuilding Of n new
J dgc Etross the wcnty three Mile Creek,
{, Tippins Mill. Plans and specifications
made known nt the time OF letting. Com
missioners reserving the right u reject any
and all bids. J. JAMESON,
A. o. NORRIS,
W.. ROBBINS.
Board County Com.
August 6. 1885 4
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Gen. Grants funeral obscquies takes
place next Saturday, and will be the
grandest that hue over occurred In
America. Riverside Park, in New YORK,
has been selected as tho place Tor the in.
terment. Mira. Grant requested Presi-
dent Cleveland to select the pallbcarers,
and he has named the following gentle.
men: Gen. VIM. II. Sherman, u. s.
a.; Admiral David D. Porter, U. S. N. !;
Vice'Admiral Stephen g. Rowan. u. S.
NJ; Gen. Joseph f.. Johnston, Of Vir.
ginia; Gen. Simon 3. Buckncr, of
Kentucky; Hamilton Fish, of New
York, George s. Boutwell,, of Massachu.
sets; John A. Logan, of Illinois !;
George Jones, of New York; Oliver
Hoyt, Of New York.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having demands against
the Estate of Nancy NJ. Chapman, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law. and those indebted
TO make payment.
TEXANNA RAGSDALE.
EDWARD w. RAGSDALE, Ao"' 10
JIfly IN 1894 a
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Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to 1t, who would rather
not tell, and 1'on eau'f tell.
Strayed or Stolen.

GHEPHERD DOG. Black, with white
y nose and breast, with yellow legs and
white ring around his neck. about nine
months old. Any one returning him will
be amply rewarded.
JOHN Z. ALLEN.
Aug 6, 1885
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED.
Why Go Away when You can do
as Well at Home 2

~ had upon my !eek Cancer Had II cxtir-
pnted. II returned. had II again taken out, re-
moving n portion OF tho superior vaxiliary It
again returned. spreading through my mouth and
under my tongue nj fearful rate. At the solici-
tation OF friends l applied to DR.. Newell, who
day,Jnly 18th, 1885. My rcsidence is near Cross
Roads A. JACKSON HALL
II had upon my right arm two large Ulcers,
which Involved the elbow Joint. could not got
them cured, nor could rleep, fearing amputa,ion
HESTER LEPPERD"
II bed bronchial Irritation, which OK tended to
my lungs. Lay in hospital until my lungs be-
came seriously affected. Ny right thigh and leg
much swollen that It was with difficulty goi
whole body became dr0pscal. In this condition
sent for br. Newell. The abscess burSted and for
two days liked to have strangled to death with
tho matter ojeeted, and although my right lung
was destroyed I rccoye rcd and was ordered back.
Three Surgeons admitted my lung was gone, but
considered me we'll, and so nm to-day.
w. d. GRAY"
"Havlng Uterine Ulcers, which could not get
cured, laid aside false rnodesty, applied u DR..
Newell. and am we'll DO the Same, and You will
not regret It. MRS. -.
Having made Glandular Diseases, such
as effect tho Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores Wcns and Fistulas
special study for over thirty years, I
think l can offer you all that can bo OBJ
tainod from medicine. Address,
N J. NEWELL, NJ. D.,
Anderson c. H., s. c.
August O, 1885
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A terrible cyclone passed Up the Dele.
ware River last Monday, marking its
path with idealh and destruction. Sever.
al lives were lost and great destruction of
property was done in Philadelphia,
Camden, and other places in its track,
and the cyclone is described by those who
witnessed its progress OH the River,
where it could bo seen TO advantage, ms
an immense black cone.shaped cloud,
with its apex resting upon the water, and
its base mingling with the rain clouds
which hung in dense masses from the
sky. One who witnessed it saw build.
ings going off like chat, end parts OF q
steamer which lay in the River whirled
fully four hundred feet into the mir. A
ball Of fire. ten feet in diameter swiftly
accompanied the cloud.
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tho Eaptists, Methodists, hutherans and
Associate Reformed denominations, who
have colleges of their owh, to keep up
and sustain their denomination college.
Neither DO we think it just and fair that
the South Carolina College, which is
supported by the taxpayers of the State,
shall be brought into unfair competition
with the UNCONVENTIONAL colleges Of the
State.
We have had some curiosity to notice,
since reading this articis, or what de.
nomination the members Of the Board of
Trustees CT the South Carolina College
belong. and as we predicted before in.
vestigating, majority Of them belong 10
the denominations which have no college
in the State. Could no. the opponents
of free tuition say with ns much justness
that the friends Of free tuition are those
belonging to denominations having no
colleges?
We want to zee the South Carolina
College succeed, and to elevate It's stand
ard year by year, but we do not think
the best way to SUCCESS is 10 say that it
cannot compete with the denominational
colleges of the State or It's own merits,
aud therefore have to offer rs an induce.
ment to students free tuition. This Is
what the Board Of Trustees practically
say by their action. We hope to see free
tuition abolished ead reasonable
tuition fec charged hereafter. When
this IS done the State College will be
moro firmly established with the people
Of the State.
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"Having Uterine Ulcers, which I could not get
cured, l laid aside false modesty, applied IL Dr.
Newell, and nm we'll. DO tho same and You will
not regret II. MRS
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-07-22

Committee. BOasSo on meeting
young Kiihn, the brother of Mary,
on platform, and not having his
salutatlOn returned, assaulted him,
and then caused his arrest. He
then tried to overawe the family
and repaired to the house of the sis.
ter of Mary, where his conduct was
most insulting and tyranical. Mary
had secured pisto! from her
fathers store and followed Boasso
to a saloon where he was making
preparations to leave with a friend
for the Lake to spend the day.
Nerving herself as best she could,
the poor girl approached her be.
trayer and levelling the weapon
pulled the trigger. The ball entered
the right side. Jerking the pistol
from Mary and tossing it in the
hack, Boasso remarked to Mary,
"You did net do that right" and
was at once conveyed to the Charity
Hospital. Mary at once gave her
self up and after remaining in pris-
on two days was released under
$4,000 bond, and able counsel have
volunteered to defend her. PeritO.
nitis has set in and BOassO is not
out of danger.
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STATE ITEMS.

VIM L. Darlington has been ap-
pointed as collector of the Tecbe
district. He is a resident of Nor,
gan City and Oyears old and never
held public office.
A youth named Young, lately
caught at Pass Manchac a silver,
fish six feet in length and weighing
14O lbs. It is oneOf the most acl
tive and swift of the denizens of the
deep.
Mr.. John NJ. Cannon, an old and
greatly respected citizen of Baton
Rouge is dead. Mrs. Victoria II.
Carruth, wife of DR.. A. A. Carruth,
died at the family home at Wilson
station on the 14th.
The city council of Shreveport
have granted to the City Railway
Co. the right to extend their track
to the Fair Grounds. The work
must be begun in sixty days aud
finished in ten months.
Another opium joint has been
raided in New Orleans and six per-
sons arrested, who were duly cars
ried before the Recorder and
promptly fined $25 and Sent to the
police station for 80 days.
Shreveport is forging ahead in
the way Of inaugurating new indus
tries. Many new buildings are in
process of erection, furniture fac
tory is projected, and soap factory
in connection with HamiIton's cot
ton seed oil mill.
The committee of one hundred
formed a few weeks since in New
Orleans, have adjourned over till
next October. The Item suggests
the possibility of some other COM
mittee springing up to fill the void
during the summer months.
The City Item says that State
Board of Tax Equalization is greatly
needed, and cites the case of the
East Carroll Police Jury, who re>
duced the valuation of property as
fixed by the Parish Assessor, hold
ing that valuable improvements on
land did not enhance its value.
The New Orleans States has dis.
something akin to epidem.
ics in the rapidity with which one is
followed by another on certain oc.
casions, aud in parts of the city
where they are sure to cause great
losses 1t says that few fires occur
10 old shanties where they would be |
4 blessing. but are common in the
business portions, and their FREE
4uency is suggestive Of malicious
intent.
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VOLUME I--NUMBER SO.

1t is said that the average of Lou
isiana crops for excellence, is rated
higher than that of any other State.
Such being the case and these fine
crops having been produced at a
less expenditure of money than any
ever grown since the war, our peo.
pie ought to be happy.
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General Insurance Agency

The undersigned representing several
of the best Foreign, Northern and
Southern Fire Insurance Companies.
respectfully solicits share of the pa
tronage in this and adjacent parishes.
Policies issued on all insurable prop
erty, and transfers and endorsements
made when required. Term policies for
three or FIVE years on dwellings, churches
school-houses and court-houses, at low
rates.
Office-No. SO Main street., New
an2z-y M ROBERTSON.
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New Iberia Enterprise.
A Betrayed Girls Revenge.

There have resided in New Or
leans for nearly twenty years an
honest German much respected for
his many good traits of character,
named Ambrose Kiihn. His occu,
patton was that of a grocer. His
wife was quite an attractive woman
aud had borne him son and daugh.
ter. In 1867, she gave birth to
twins, both girls. Their residence
was on Louisa street and near them
lived family named Boasso. The
family were good people and had
one son, young scapegrace named
Theodore j. Boasso. He was a
bosom crony of the present Mayor
of New Orleans and at one time
challenged and placarded Judge
Thomas J. Ford because he won:d
not fight him. KILN the elder had
given up his grocery to his son and
obtained good position for him.
self, and his daughters had grown
into young women. Boasso had
gradually forged himself into no.
tice by many bold acts. He was a
frequent visitor to the honse of the
Kiihns. He was Acting Chief of
Aids of the Police Force. While
visiting the Kiihds ne had noticed
the growth aud development Of the
charming sdaughters of Kiihn and
he became enamored of Mary Cath.
crime, the handsomest of the twins.
BoassO was married or was regarded
as such. His first move was to cause
a separation between Kiihn and his
wife, who parted from him. He
then offered himself to Mary, and
when sue refused on account of his
wife, he denied being welded to
the woman, but told his intended
victim in secrecy that lie had some
years before killed the husband of
the woman and was forced to live
with and support her to save his
life or liberty. His professions of
love and excuses for the relations
existing between him aud the wo-
man supposed to be his wife, over
came the scruples of Mary and she
agreed to accompany Boasso to
Vaudeville and there get married.
The cOnfiding girl wanted to see the
necessary document enabling them
to be lawfully welded, and Boasso
produced Que and told her it was
all right. The certificate bore the
signature of Judge VOORHEES,, and
was witnessed Ey Brice aud john
son.
IN a strange town and among
strange people he induced his vic.
tim to cohabit with him as man and
wife, without other ceremony than
the simple production of what he
called legal certificate. After
spending week they returned to
New Orleans, and the fiend began
to show his true character. The
of the deceived girl were
aroused. She went to an elder sis.
ter and they went to their mother.
The mother forgave her erring
daughter, and they then all exam'
ined the certificate, bnt not being
satisfied it was taken to the father
who seeing no seal upon it pro.
it q forgery. She at once
left the house of BoassO and went |
to reside with her mother. The
father then preferred charges against
Boasso before the Police Examining
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AROUND THE WORLD.

h'sS oS,N'" oSSu SAcsuSNA
by earthquake shocks, also Bombay
India.
In Spain on the 10Th, there were
reported 1929 new cases of cholera
and 672 deaths.
The Parnellites seem to be salts.
fed with the Land Purchase Bill
l will probably pass both houses of
Parliament.
The British steamer Nillingate,
Capt. Davies, from Madras to Boss
ton, was totally wrecked off Cape
Guardafue on the 2lst of June.
Gen. Booths address at the Ex.
ter Hall meeting on Friday, showed
that the Salvation Army originated
the Pail Mall Gazette agitation.
The views of Gen. Wolseiey and
Sir Evelyn Barring in regard. to
Egyptian affairs have been laid be.
fore the government of England.
Howlan, the great sculler, has
challenged Wallace Ross to a four
mile sculling match at Oak Point,
and Ross has accepted the banter.
The strikers in Cleveland, Ohio,
had collision with the police, aud
got the worst of the fray, which had
~ Gncx ~to. cool them down con- 1
siderably.
Near Denver, COL, on July 10th.
a drove of Eorses Is in num- Der,
were driven by a storm against
wire fence, and the electric fluid
passing along it killed IL of them.
Ferdinand Rothchild has been
elected by majority of 973 to Par.
lament from Aylesbury, to ill the
vacancy caused by the elevation to
the Peerage of Sir Nathaniel Roth.
child.
Admiral Gabiter ard NJ. DeLes-
seps have proposed canal between
Havre and Marseilles, utilizing the
three rivers Seine; Saone and Rhine.
1t Is to be navigable tor the largest
vessels.
China will soon send an Ambas-
sador to Paris, as the government
has been officially notified. A de-
cree divOrcink the Marquis de Oaux
from Nine. Patti has been pro.
nOunced.
Republican:sm is so dead in
Texas that the opposition are casts
ing about for o new issue and as
nothing better offers itself, the
probabilities are that Prohibition
will be taken up.
A cyclone swept over a portion Of
Dakota, near Sioux City on the
hight of the 15tk, doing great dam.
age. The town of Holabid was
wrecked, and through the country
great destruction ensued with loss
IT life.
One Rev. Henry D. Jardine, of
Kansas City, sued john 8. Shed for
ibel, charging him with slanderous
ltterances, but the jury were salts.
led of the truth of the allegations
'nd acquitted the defendant. He
llso has another suit against the
clmes newspaper for $4,000.
A conference of Sugar Refiners
las been held and resolutions were
passed that the American Governs
nent is paying q bounty through
Is tariff laws to American exporters
# refined sugars, and that such
bounty is running the sugar indus.
,ry Of Great Britain.
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CORPORATION or NEW IBERIA:

Board Of Trustees S Boudreaux, Mayor;
Jas l. Burke, p l. Renoudet, Jasper Gall,
David Laughlin, Aug Erath, ID. U. Brous-
pard; L Is Delahoussaye, Secretary.
| Collector and 7reasMrer-Wm II Burke.
Corporation AffOrAey-R s Perry.
O&cial Organ-Sugar-Bowl.
Police--H. Frank Stafford, Chief; Felix
N. Mestayer, Aid.
Night PoHce-Alex Blanc,
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Official Directory.
United States Senators--R. l.. Gibson, j

i United States Senators-R. l.. Gibson, j
B. Eustis.
Representatire-Third Congressional Dis.
|rct composed of the parishes of Iberville,
ksccnsion, Assumption, Lafourchc, Terre-
bonne, st. Mary, Iberia, Vermilion, Lafay-
Itte. st. Martin, Calcasicu and Cameron,
}. j. Gay. p. o. address Plaquemine, La.
State Sendtor-Twelfth Senatorial Dis
(rct composed of Lafayette, Vermilion,
IBERIA, and st. Martin. Chas. ID. Catlery.
!. 0. address, Lafayette, La.
District Jndge-Twenty-frst Judicial
District, composed of Iberia and st. Mar
lin, +. l.. Gates, New Iberia, La. Regular
krms: Jury-First Monday in January
md first Monday in May. Civil-First
Monday in March and first Monday in
November.
District Attorney-C. Homer Mouton, st.
La.