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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

The N. Y. Morning Joarndt says that
Mrs. F. q. Kellogg, 90 L. seth ST., was par
TALLY paralyzed, and lay for seven days in
sonvulsions. Physicians were engaged and
discharged until seven had failed to help
or cure her. She was unable to leave her
bed, and was as helpless rs child. After
using all sorts of salves, ointments, lotions
and plasters, her case was given up as
hopeless. She was induced to try st.
Jacobs Oil rs last chance. She began to
improve from the time the first application
was made, and by its continued use, she
has completely recovered.
In n rrnn,nn thrn,ua hnr rhnn irAn n MR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

Jon was patient man, for when he wns
boiled to death he never murmured.
burgh Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DIR. Isaac
thompson Eye Water. Druggists sell it. 25c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

"Now THAT IS what call true cur-
rage" said Tom, pointing toward ftttis
dog in the act of putting 2 big dog to fight
Golden Days.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20

MY son, in the battle Of life be sure you
eat all you want, for it is by that you can
work your weigh up.--N. Y Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20
How Women differ from Mon

IF woman throws her shoe into mar
row street, does it turn into an alley
erY-Attleboro Aduocdte.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-03-20
we Have Used II. :"

TO THE PUBLIC;-From personal expert.
ence, well from observation of its marked Ell.
cacy In other that have come under our notice
we cheerfully recommend
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nal will in the future, as in the past, give
publicity to matters OF fact and argument
weighing on both sides, but if prohibition
is adopted it sincerely hopes TO see those
who vote for it strive to carry IL out.
From these remarks our contempora-
ry's views upon this important subject
are not very clear. In fact, it may be
read either as very mild end timid en-.
dorsement of the prohibition movement,
or it may be taken as timorous effort in
tho direction ofantagonizing prohibition;
or yet again it may appear to be 'killful
exhibition of fence'riding on the subject.
The 1NTRLL,GENcER is strongly in favor
Of prohibition. We believe the people
want it and that they ought to have It.
We think it will do our County q great
deal Of good, ard we feel TINT Il is our
duty 40 connc!entious and candid
journalist to advocate its adoption. We
would like to have the aid of our con.
temporary in bringing it about, and If
we are to have its opposition we would
like TO know it. The people would like
to know also. Therefore, We would like
for our contemporary TO eluc!date its
views on prohibition little more clearly
by saying whether it fayors or opposes
prohibition. We know that we cannot
compel our contemporary to take a posi-
tion on this or any other subject, but we
wish to call it's attention to what appears
to be piece Of fence.rding, in order
that it may show its independence by
declaring its true place IN The pending
contest. poes the Journal favor or
oppose prohibition
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4 ON waE0.l sIDRs

II
Our contemporary, the Anderson Jour
slal, has for some. time past been publish.
Ing extracts upon The working Of the
prohibition law most of which have
tended 10 sDhs8 that the law does not
ssFosk hui unti last week II has not
sconsained amy editorial upon The subject,
ID Or as We REM member, since The present
agitation arose. Last ,aeek il sayia: & .
sS sS sie anbicct6 6 gprrohihiti an !, nny bs said
ssad ba b liyeanPstf Hon ins Al Anderaon County,
for, The Jlihi q is ffsqaeiit tly 6rough mp for
sdjacisat on ut publ Id meetings and Oiie can;
l hear more us less tsslk about 3 ft Utmost
SegeFy day Tho pblics speeches, and for
sfllst af theS ;teS per sSsritin ase
ssgs gs S Sns to saas ss
I SBpsff faona liz ii bsss AN d gefieral thing the
sSfchihiti i0ajsts ts ia On idoal ieu OF. fhe
matt dwell tir ~ tlia evils Scpnse eQ1ert
ussoss ihe uso Sc Into xiSsS spg liquors. then;
sHfe q iipppy oss fiAirs that - eIni-;
neat alt slrg prob hilton ,ns q
.f sss i,i cSiiscias win tila
lSrnls Ion gno not from sympathy
M fhe lislti6f I'll q, But yii ilia grutfnd
haEst5{ct T6guf lon Isl txure ctic1t md
fhaTeSSf a cf6 S;tii fllAr attemr rted
Iiitte sxnrt seless lsls "a a vote
HsS1i t3if 0ile w0iiils f3i eafss b;s al
sisssSj SsSff of md afes lot faH:
rTli6 h6li5 That s lses iss
81 pSahi bs Ia Itsl "a $ shosiid
ne roh! tSrsol:
Ssi
' 4 81 4. sGs PsDssss,0n
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: sunday school Convani.ion..

"A Convention OF tho Methodist Sunday
Schools of Andorson County met at provi.
denoe, July 10Th and Both, Col. j. G,
Clinkscales, First Vice.P Prasident, pre-.
siding yory largo proportion or tho
sions were very gen orally Engaged in.
Short, pertinesf speeches presented tho
subjects from different aspects making
kEa flfacnssions thoyorBusS as well .as In
StofestinR. z, The report OF tho delegates
and more numerous than they were o
syoar aGo. Very few cliufchcs ayo without
a school; 4 and ono cliRTch reported two
80S,ools. The interrat OF tho people Of tho
neighboriiood and tsleir ho9u tty could
nok ba exceeded. {. On Adjournment, Tho
Could afford Io 10 luntep presented In tho
ECenvesaiio ION. Tlis meeting for next year
to- I,6lat laDis iot ol. 8 {. ,sa .5
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rhe Greenville New, ends the discus.

The GreenVille Ncws ends the discus.
sion of the report of the Committee to in
vestigate the charges of cruelty to con.
yicts on the Greenwood & Augusta Rails
road, by proposing TO show that all the
testimony available @as not taken, or
that the report does not conform to the
testimony, If we will furnish 1t copy of
tho testimony taken, and file OF the
.Ngses and Courier. This is asking more
than we can perform. We will cheer
fully lend our friend the testimony if it
will be of any service to him, but we
have no file Of the Ne,rS and Courier, and
therefore, his conditions arc impossible
for us to comply with. We thought the
Greenyillc News profcssed to know
whereof it spoke about this report, but
it now appears that its knowledge con-
sists merely c. imps esgions made in an
investigation which newspaper reporter
made, in which the witnesses were not
under oath. The Committee, we repeat,
summoned and examined on oath every
witness whose name was given them, or
who they had any reasons to think knew
anything of the subject matte: Of the
enquiry. It's conclusions we're more
likely to be correct than those Of news.
paper correspondent who had TO depend
upon what was told him by persons not
sworn. In addition to this presumption,
we have the testimony to prove the cor
rectness of the report.
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What A Minister Says.

Extreme weakness and general debill-
ty, produced by exposure and over work
attendant upon my duties, were gradually
% my system. @ ADOPTING n the apuSsestioms OF OF
intimate friends, who had experienced re-
lief In similar cases by taking Swifts
Specific, now find myself restored to a
perfect condition OF health and strength.
Accept my iervent wishes for your con-,
tinued prosperity in your we'll chosen
who suffer.
Rev. b. STOCKTON, d. D., ,
saltwater Place, Stamford, Conn.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga Fr
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
hNDERaON (to11Nry
In The, C5ur. Of Common Pleas.

IN the Court Of Common Weas.
Elizabeth, Major. ns heir ut law and Admir-.
Of e. j. Major, deceased, Plaintiff, VS..
Maggie T.. Shirley, Ezekiel a. Major ct
al. Defendants.--iction for Itrrtition, &c.
EDURSUANT to an Order of the Court,
j. made by his Honor Judge J. S.
Cothran, dated June l6, 1885, will sell
at public sale ut Anderson G. H., 8. c., ON
SALESDAY IN SEPTEMBER next. the
following described lands, the Real Estate
OF F. ]. Major, deceased, to wit:
I 4. The Homestead, or Peggy Major
place, on Pea Greek, adjoining lands of 8a.
ry A. Elgin, c. p. Kay, J. s. Erskine, and
others, containing 2O2 acres, more or less.
Q. The Ben Mitchell place, adjoining
lands of J. A. Major, e. NJ. Holland, C. A.
Kay and l.. G. Chamblee, containing 23S
ncres, more or less, on Meals Creek.
.. The Daniel "a ajor Tract, on waters of
Pea Greek, adjoining the Peggy Major place,
E. C. Chamblee, l.. Il. Holland, and 9th.
ers, containing SO acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE-One. third OF tho par
clIase money to be paid in cash, the re-
mainder OH . credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by
bond and mortgage Of tho premises, with
leave TO anticipate payment. Purchaser to
W. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
August 10, 1885 5
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SUUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COl'yTY

In The Court If Common Hcas.
VIM. J. Parker, jr., and Nancy A. Pickcn.,
by their Guardian ad Item 1. w. Pickcns
VS.. VIM. J. Parker. jr., as heir at law and
Admir-. of Susan j. Parker, deceased.
to an Order of Court in
Q. H., o:aaye case, will soil at Anderson
BIER next, the kt.ESDAY IN SEPTEM-
as the. Real Estate of Susan'eactibed lands.
ceased, to wit: -. de-
TRACT NO. l, or Home Place contain
ing 9l acres, more or less. situate in Brushy
Creek Township, adjoining lands Of V. l..
Laboon, John ID. Sitton, and others.
TRACT NO. Q, containing 64 acres,
more or less, situate in Brushy Creek
Township, adjoining lands of F. NJ. Eli
son, James Williams.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half of the pur.
chase money to be paid on or by the fir,t
November following, and the balance OIL
credit of twelve months, with interest from,
day of sale, to be secured by bond OF pur-
chaser and mortgage Of premises. with
leave to purchaser to anticipate payment
nt any time. Purchaser to pay extra for
papors.
~. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
August IS, 1855 5
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A Card.

Before going North in August wo want
to reduce our stock of Dry Goods, Mo-
tions, Shoes and Hats. Low quartercd
Shoes. Cottonades, Hats aud Slippers al.
received our first lot of Ladies' Fine
Shoes, tho incest goods ever offered for
the money. We invite every lady to see
them before buying. Our new $500 and
$500 shoes for men can't bo beat. Come
and see them. In Button, I.acc and Bal.
anon yor Evory ,r rt Tn Don't Don't
at c. f. JONES & Co.'S.
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Skin Diseases.

who for the last four years has beori
afflicted with a peculiar skin eruption on
the faco and one hand. have tried seven
or eight physicians. among them the best
In California and in this province, but to
worse. Fortunately, saw statement
In st. Paul, MINI paper, OF u cure of q
disease similar to that OF my child. It
was affected by Swift's Specific Isecured
six bottles and commenced giving it to
my little girl. In less than one week this
terrible diseuse, which had batiled all the
known remedies withing reach, began to
disappear. She has been taking it three
months-is perfectly we'll, and her skin Is
as clear rs wax. G. A. SMITH.
Trenton, Ontario Province. Canada.
March 2S, 1884
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A Little Gold was spent.

Mr.. Il. A. Clark, of Atlanta, Ga, In
king of $3.50 90 In gold, desii es to say
whole o of-rdIers of this papor, that the
a fruitlcss effort iii amount was spent in
terrible Blood Poison affeEt.relief from n
limbs and noso-prcsenting ugly ruhody,
ulcers. He Is now sound and we'll, hay-
ing been cured by the most speedy and
wonderful remedy over before known,
and any Interested party who may need
Blood purifier will learn from him that
three bottles Of B. B. B. restored his
appetite, healed all ulcers, relieved his
kidneys, and added twenty one pounds to
his weight In thirty days. =,
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WAuOaJS, WAGUNS, WAGUNS. ST
BUGGIES, BUGGIES, BUGGIES,
BAGGING, BAGGING, BAGGING,
TIES, TIES, TIES
BEL TING, BEL TING, Betting
ROPE, ROPE, ROPE

w receiving large celebrated sTUDEBAKER
SEE WAGONS acknowledged by all who
all of the
running we'll painted durable year
selling them for customers
used + a:h 5 M ] ss% wssaa m 1891 e o
't ss ss sss
: f @ IS
s's
rs ssn ssssE
repair % I'm and that has given vel
' sS'fa'ssss ssa
m ss ;ss ass Wasas
81: ) ;s
sy;a1ss es' sssss
ses se: q s; e
a a ss
rS Sn g and
sisa
f:s:;f ;:::. s: :
sas sa.as a., 'hss n there Il.
'ss isss:s s's;i
g .ns and would sespec,fny ask mas
We also for you buy ypr
from us We have aIarss e
stocks asa and y e propose sell them
land 1ssnR 11s a!1os, Rrg e ra AsSo Count,
peuaon a prices Goods
os ,sa. s,s Sc
s = .aa',y IN egar other lines
la ,nok ou. for our next
ns however: viii always nell
com,.is AMI that meet
'''' '''o" '' RespeefalIy
RIer 1s,x. II ~ - pa E.sSaS
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Programme OF tho srd Union, saiuda As.
bucIdtloE.

This Unioh Meetipg will bo held at Leba.
non Church on Saturday before the flNh
Sunday in August, Introductory Ser
mon bp Rev. w. II. King, Rev. G. p.
Erwin alternate.
Query. No. /: "Is Honesty i'm Church,
as body, any less obligatory than in an
individual ?" J. Bolton Watson and J. +.
Breazeale to open the discussion.
Query, No. q "What is the tendency
Of an anti; ti;Missionary, spirit?", c.. Q.
Burriss and J. A. Hall to open discussion.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Sunday School meeting. Essay by
Mrs. w. u. Quails OH How TO conduct a
Sunday School and make it interesting
and profitable
Missionary Sermon by Rev. T. L. Bell
Rev. L. w. Tribblo alternate.
J. +. BREATlIAIE, Moderator.
G. q HrRDJys Clerk
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A Big Cotton Crop.

NEW ORLEANS, August THE July
report of the National Cotton Exchange
says of the cotton crop: "The weather
conditions during July over the whole
belt have been very favorable to the
growth and development of the plant,
such as were needed, whereas last year
they were abnormal. Then drought in
Texas and excessive rains in Alabama
and the Atlantic States put The plant In
very critical condition, requiring the
most favorable circumstances to maintain
its healthfulpess. This year there was
no extrome in any State and the condi.
tions were as n rule alike favorable to
bottom lands and uplands. Cultivation
has been pushed and crops have been
laid by In good trim, with very little loss
to the stand in cutting out grass. The
plant has grown rapidly and has main.
tanned almost perfect health except in
some localities, and as rule tho back.
wardness, due to late planting, has
been nearly ifnot entirely overcome.
The percentage has been advanced to 97
against 81 at the close of June"
Tho following 10 the condition Of the
crcp by States Virginia 90, South Car.
e!!ns 81, Florida 90, Tennessee 9i,ssLou.
isiana 9S, Arkansas 81, North Carolina
95, Georgia 9S, Alabama 95, Mississippi
%, Texas 98,
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For the best and cleapcs. Tobacco, go
to &. j.. Jones 4 Co.
It IL foolishness TO raiso lot Of Beans
ard then allow them to get hard and
waste on the vines. The American Fruit
Preserving Powder and Liquid will save
them perfectly sound aud fresh.
HILL Bros
Reed Il Stephens have just received O
large quantity Of celebrated Columbus
mado Buggies, and always keep in stock
all styles and grades of Home made and
Western Phmtons, Buggics and Wagons,
which they sell on time until Fall on ar-
proved paper. Call on Mr.. A. S. stephens
at their Factory, Main Street, South of
Square, before you purchase and get his
prices, and you will be paid for your tIou-
bio. They have also added to their work.
ing force threo expert Northern work
mona Blacksmith, Painter and Trim
NOR. Send them your repairing If you
want 1t dono with dispatch and in neat
manner. Mr.. Stephens, who is an expert
workman OF twenty-five years export
encc, oyerlooks all tho work before it
caves the shop. A.
who need a medicine to purify their
blood, build them up, increase their ap-
titc, and rejuvonato their whole system.
No other preparation so woll meets this
want. 1t touches tho exact spot. Its re-
cord of forty years is ono Of constant tri-
umph over disease.
For its soothing and grateful infiuen ce
on the scalp, and for tho removal and
prevention Of dandruff, Ayers Hair yigor
has no equal. 1t restores faded or gray
hair to its original dark color, stimulates
beautiful, soft, glossy and silken appear.
ance
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rectness of the report.
The meeting OF tho Saluda Baptist
Association with the Turkey Creek
Church, In Abbeville County, last week
was ono Of the most interesting and most
largely attended sessions the body has
ever held. It was composed Of progress
i've, earnest men, and the work Of the
session is likely to prove of lnsting bene-
fit to the cause In which the Association
is laboring. During the past year tho
Churches in the Association contributed
over 81, 200 to the benevolent operations
in which the Association is engaged. 1t
resolved to raise this year two thousand
dollars on the permanent endowment uS
Furmau University, and twenty-five hun
dred dollars for missions. 1t adopted
strong temperance resolutions, and urged
the Churches TO enforce them. During
tho Association tho Turkey Greek Church
celebrated ita centennial anniversary, Rev.
Charles Manly, d. D., preaching the
sermon, and Rev. Mike McGeo reading
tho historical sketch, which will be print.
ed In the minutes. Rev. w. II. King
preached tho Introductory sermon, and
Rev. II. d. Fant the missionary sermon.
Rev. J.S. Murray was reelected Mode.
ratos,- Rev. Mike MCGEE ClerE, and DR..
John A. Robinson Assistant Clerk and
Treasurer. The entertainment of guests
was amply provided for, aud the utter
most hospitality extended by the lnem-
bers Of the Turkey Greek Church and
the ncighboring community. The Asso.
citation next year will meet with tho
Hopewel! Church.
The Joint Summer meeting OF the
Agricultural Society aud of the State
Grange al Bennettsyille last week was a
decided success. It was held in one OF
the finest agricultural sections Of the
State, aud during one of the most pro.
pitious years that we have ever had, SO
that those who attended saw tho very
highest conditions of agriculture in South
Carolina. The meeting discussed, in o
practical way, many very important
agriculture subjects, aud the interchange
of views will doubtless be Of value to
the whole State. Among the many i'm.
portant matters considered, perhaps the
most Important action taken was the
recommendation that the State establish
au experimental farm. This 10 step in
the right direction. Our agricultural
department, both National aud State, Is
too much confined to the theoretical to
tho neglect Of the practical. 1t would be-
better IL tho national government would
establiAh o series of experimental farms
in connection with its Department of
Agricultural, for the means of the gov.
. ernngnt arc sufficient TO carry out the
experiments fully and thoroughly, and
TO publish ard distribute the; methods
aud results 10 all the agriculturists Of tho
2country. We have no doubt that this
work will .eycntually bo undertaken by
I the general government. but in the mean
time tits sis deairable for the State also to
7 engage as far as her means will allow,
& in the sapio great work. It will add to
4 the progress and prosperity of she State.
These agricultural meetings are benefi.
8ciaI 10 tho farmers, and It Is desirable
that they shall not be confined 10 the
State nlee.ings but; every County aud
5Township should havs its Grange or
e - y n
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FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned, will sell ut the late
L residence of 3. l.. Johnson, dcccas-
ed, five miles Southeast of Williamson,
On MONDAY, 3lst of AUGUST, at II
o'clock q. IN, the following described prop
crty
One Sixty.Saw Hall Cotton Gin, Feeder
and Condenser.
One Boss Cotton Press.
One pair of Wagon Scales.
All in good condition.
Terms of Sale-Casll.
J. w. DACUS,
Surviving Partner Of u. l.. Johnson IL Co.
August l3, 1885 8 2s
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=. Mr.. Ben Cause, who lives in Wood.
berry township, paid US o pleasant call
last week and related to us queer cir
cumstance in which he had seven hogs
killed. Tho hogs were lying In hoIe
about ten feet from tree, with q fence
intervening during thunder storm,
when a bolt Of electricity passed through
the tree, bnring a hole about ten inches
in diameter, and about eighteen inches
from the trunk, striking . root 1t passed
under the fence aud came out from the
ground just under the hogs, killing seven.
Mr.. Cause says tho hole in the tree was
very distinct and looked ike some ore
had cut It, so nicely was 1t dono. The
fence nor the trunk Of the tree were not
ia the least hutt.--A Afdfioa Star, Si
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An Important Discovery.

The most important Discovery Is that
which brings the liost good to the great.
est number. Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and Is a
priceless boon to tho afflicted Not only
does It positively cure Consumption. but
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Hoarseness, and all affections of the
Throat, Chest, and Lungs, yield at once
to It's wonderful curative powers. II you
doubt this, get Trial Bottle Free, at Hill
Bros. Drug Store.
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A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
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Norfolk College for Young Ladies'
NFFERS unparalleled advantages. New
W buildings, furnished with evcry CON
yenicnce. Full Collegiate course Of study.
Each branch In charge Of q specialist.
Special provision for Music and Pant
Ing. Conversation in French and German
daily. For Catalogue, address
II. II. WYSNE, Secretary.
i, 200, Norfolk Va.