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Assessment Notice.

THE Auditors Office will be open on
l. and from the first day of January,
1886, until and including the twentieth day.
of February, 1886, to receive Returns of
Real and Personal Property for taxation in
Anderson County for the year 1886.
And. for the convenience of Tax Payers,
will have Deputies ,at each of the places
named below to receive Returns for the
said year:
Brushy Creek-At Wigington's Store,
5th January.
Brushy Creek-At ]. W. Rosamond's,
9th January.
Brushy Creek-At Equality, 7th Janua-
Dark Corner-At Sherard's Store, 9th and
7th January.
Fork-A1 N. o. Farmers, 18th January.
Fork-At G. W. Farmers, 18th January.
Garyin-.At Larkin Newton's, 8tn aud
9th January,
uary.
9Th January.
Hopewell-At Piercetown, 14th January.
Martin-At Clinkscales' Mill, II and 18th
January.
Pendletor-At Pendleton, 11th and 18th
January. 49,,
Pendleton-At Pendleton Factory, 18th
January.
Rock Miils-At Willifords Store, 11th
January.
Savannah-At Hollands Store, Sth and
9th January.
Williamston-At Williamson, 18th and
10Th January.
Williamstcn-At Pelzer, goth January.
You will return the number of acres of
land, buildings, lots horses, cattle, mules.
&C., and everything else in the way of
Personal Property that is taxable you have
on hand on the first day of January, 1886.
every male citizen between the ages of
twenty one and sixty years on the hrst day
of January, 1856, except those incapable OF
earning support from being manned, or
from other causes, shall be deemed taxable
Polls"
Hope that every Tax Payer will make
their Return within the time prescribed by
law. All Returns that are made after the
twentieth day of February next, have to
be placed in the Additional List, and fifty
per cent penalty added thereto, unless pre-
vented by sickness during the time Of list
ing, or out Of the County at that time.
THOMAS J. WEBB,
County Auditor.
Dec 3, 1885 81 2
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80. When do we see most clouds-at
noon or in the EVENING"
81. What is rain7
%. What forms it?
%. Where do the clouds come from
"a. Where do they go?
rs. When will they give up their wa.
teri
26. Are all rain.drops of the same
size7 Why not?
27. Does it rain harder before or after
8 heavy clap of thunder? Why?
%. What are the signs of rainy and
fair weather.
2e. Has every cloud "silver lining" :
80. Where is the sun on cloudy day
81. How high are the clouds9
80. Do you know the story of Frank
lin and his kitep
SO. Were you ever above the clouds
"a. Why is rain water fresh when it
comes from the ocean?
IS. Wha. are the uses of water in the
air7
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Townville High School,
Tovnville, 8. @.
MALE AND FEMALE.

G. N. C. BOLEMANl | Associate
S. P. THORNTON, Principals.
T1HE first Session of this School will be-
Il gin on Monday, the End day of No
vembcr, and continue seven scholastic
months. Rates of Tuition per month as
follows:
Fourth Class-Spelling and Reading,
commenced ........... ................S1 90
Third Class-Primary Grammar, &C.
ography, Arithmetic and Penman-
Shlp. 10
Second Class-Arithmetic, Eng. Gram
mar, Geography, Elementary Alge-
bra and Composition. ..".... ...:.."". 90
First Class-Nat. Philosophy, Chem
istry, Algebra, Higher Mathematics,
Ancient Languages .............. s SO
Board, per month, $500.
An Incidental fee of SOC. must be paid by
each pupil on entering. The public School
fund will be deducted from above rates.
For further information, address either
of the Principals.
BOLEMAN & THORNTON.
Oct %, 1885 Is Ems
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"A religious weekly says: "The man
who whistles hardly ever swears." It is
different with the man who hears him.
The latter hardly ever does anything
else at such times.
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Twas T'other Kind.

A little boy with a milk pitcher in his
hand stood on corner crying bitterly.
"What is the matter, little boy 7"
asked very sedate old gentleman who
was passing.
"I've lost me money, an me fadder III
lick me when I git home," replied the
boy, bursting out anew.
"How much did you lose?"
"Ten cents"
"Oh, we'll, here is ten cents for you.
Now run along and get your milk"
s'Taint for milk" said the honest little
boy as he pocketed the money and
scampered away, 'its TO- beer"
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Auaessaa gatsttigeuser,
Sy#ssV1o'W gHV"""Hs}"'T""1
-
TE'A6HERs'Go4UMN,
J. g. CLINKsCALEs, EDITOR.

Mr.. EDITOR: I feel interested in you
and your teachers, especially the teach
ers. The most of them are young, and
for that reason I feel a mothers desire to
give them few words of advice, though
they may not take it. My dear children,
do not feel offended, but I would like to
know whether you are trying to train the
hearts of your pupils for Heaven? or,
are you only trying to prepare them for
this world2 Do you open your school
with prayer, aud show them by your
words and example that you trust in a
higher power? You have children in
your schools that never hear prayer at
home; their hearts need training; they
need encouragement, and this work is in
great measure your work. Oh, what
great opportunity you have for doing
goodl Do not leave any thing undone
that you can do for your Master.
YOUR FRIEND.
[It is with pleasure that we give space
to the above note. 1t is timely and
pointed, and comes from one of the best
women in the County. In behalf of the
teachers ne thank her for the kindly in.
terest she mapifests in them and their
work. We areGglad it is our privilege
to state that many of the teachers are
God-fearing men and women, and appre-
ciate the magnitude of their work. Will
our correspondent favor rs with another
letter, and tell us how schools were man
aged many years ago when she was a
girl?-ED.l .l8
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A practical, pointed, suggestive ques'
ton put incidentally to student,
whether be answer it or not, may be the
cause of a sudden waking up of his in
tellectual powers. Que of our exchanges
contains a number of such questions and
we publish them below. We hope some
of our teachers will put them to the
members Of their advanced classes or to
the whole aschool, at such time as will
best suit their arrangements. Throw
them out if you can, however, when the
boys least expect such q thing. One OF
the most distinguished teachers of our
own State is accustomed to read 10 the
whole school, or to his class, a short par
agrapb, from some paper or book just as
lie feels moved to do 30, or finds some
thing worth reading, Boys minds need
to. Be: shaken sometimes, and unexpected
questions or yolley of sharp, striking
facts sometimes do the work.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

The Best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblainss,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Hill Bros, Ander.
on, 8. @.
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WARDS WOES.
His Desperate Struggle
and How it Ended.

Just twenty.seven miles from the classic oity Of
Athens, Ga, is located the thriving little town Of
Ma1ey's, tho residence Of Mr.. Robert Ward, who
dicsment, the particulars Of which he has con-
sented to givo to the public. Hew1ites as follows:
AA1EY's, OeLgTHoRpE Co., GA,
July 9th, 1885.
For twelve or fourteen years have been great
sufferer from terrible form Of blood poison
which ran Into the secondary and hnally 1t was
pronounced tertiary form. Ny head, face and
shoulders became almost q mass Of corruption,
and finally the disease commenced eating away
my skull bones. became 80 horribly repulsive
that for three yoars absolutely refused to let pee
pie see me. used large quantities of most noted
blood remedies and applied to nearly all physi-
clans near me, but my condition continued to
grow worse, and all said that must surely die.
Ny bones became the seat Of excruciating aches
and pains; my nights we're passed in misery I
was reduced in flesh and strength; my kidneys
we're terribly deranged and life became burden
to me.
| CHANGED to sec an advertisement Of B. B. B.,
and seat ono dollar to W. C. Birchmore & Co.,
merchants Of our place, and they procured one
bottle for me. 1t was used with decided benefit,
and when eight or ten bottles had beon used
was pronounced sound and we'll.
Hundreds of scars can now be seen on me- look
Ing like man who had been burned and then re-
stored. ny case Was woll known in this county,
and for the benefit Of others who may be similarly
affected think 1t my duty to give the facts to the
public, aud to extend my heartfelt thanks for so
valuable remedy. have been we'll over twelve
months, and no return Of the disease has occurred
ROBERT WARD.
MAxEI's, GA, July l, 1Ss5.-We, tho undersign-
ed, know Mr. Robert Ward, and take pleasure in
saying that the facts above stated by him true,
and that his Was one OF the worst cases of Blood
Poison we ever knew in our county, and that he
has boen cured by the use Of B. B. B.-Botanic
Blood Balm.
A. T. BRIouTHELI Merchant.
W. c. B1hcuhonE d Co., Merchants.
J. II. BRIGHTwRLL, n. D.
JoHa T. HART.
w. B. CAMPBkLL.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 10, 1Ss5.-We arc acquaint-
ed with A. T. Brlghswell aud w. c. Birchuore 4
Co., whose names appear above, and take pleasure
In saying thGt they are gentlemen Of undoubted
yoraclty and worthy Of confidence In any asser-
tisn they may mako.
HOWARD & CAxpLgH,
Wholesale Druggists, Atlanta, Ga.
| Sold oYery whore.
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REMARKS.

KEW HNN0s
II B. B. 3. will cure such terrible cases as the
above, IL 1t not reasonable to suppose that any aud
all cases Of Blood Dlsoasos can be cured7 We do
net announce the cure Of q man. while lie is at
home grooming and suffering with the disease. but
all of our certificates are words Of truth from
those who have been cured and can look you
squafely IN the face and say so. We cure In q
shorter time, with less money and less medicine
than ever before known.
We will n,sil our "Book Of Wonders" free to
any ono, filled with moro astounding homo eYi-
dence than ever before published. Call on your
druggist or address
BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE BY HILL BROS,
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GEOGRAPHY ELEMENTS.

.By Alex. e. Frye, Of Cook County Normal
School.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A DISPATCH from Mt McGregor the
morning OF the I'D said: General Grant
can not sit down for five minutes without
rising again. Rev. DR.. Newman and his
family are gathered around him. pr
Douglas says that the General can not live
longer than twenty -four hours q. ;.
Grant, Jr- has been telegraphed Tor. br.
Douglas is in constant attendance Tee
General is conscious Of everything, and
speaks in whisper"
Pgor. ADAMS has formally accepted
the Presidency OF Cornell University.
PaoDrcE exports from New York for
the week ended the 21st were valued at
-. Ia. DO.
OLIVER PAIN Is reported alive and well
at Berier.
The body OF the boy Wright, drowned
at Paducah. KY, week previously, was
found on the alsk
THE cholera record In Spain shows ALI
new cases aud 49, deaths on the 10Th
jim POWERS. a desperado. shot and
killed an unknown man near ockviile,
| Pa. ON the 2ist.
Ms. ANNIE X Fox has been granted
a divorce from Richard h Fox Of the
| New YORK Police Gazette.
THE British Admiralty Is making plans
| fer better defense Of the commercial
| port.
Two colored women at PhiIadelphis
we're arrested on the 2lst TO attempted
kidnapping OF a child
Az attack was made by the rebels on
the garrison at Kassala recently, but they
were repuIsed with great loss.
HExRY KRAxsKorr. Of Indiana a clerk
for the last twenty years in the Second
AUDITORS Office at Washington, was
stricken with paralysis aud died 1t his
desk on the 2ist-
THE distillers were In session AZ Chica
70 on the 2Ist. for the purpose Of forming
new whisky pool.
HroorSs, appointment clerk az Wash.
ington. is a candidate for doorkeep.r q
the House OF Representatives
ToxQurx - still disturbed by mnrau'
ders. The French nope 70 amelor
matters in Anam by remaining IN thu
country.
GEO. BRovsToP, q man apparent v de-
mented. was killed by q policeman a
| Cincinnati on the 2fst.
| CaAs. DAxERIS, deputy Postmaster a
K IOTtsuVutus ~ nn5 atsN~AA.er'A " ~ 49, NJ
Government money.
SECRETARY WHITNEY has decided tina
the eight-hour law snail hereafter be en-
forced Ia the different navy yards; tina
Is, employees shall receive full Ipay 70
eight hours labor.
The Director Of the Mint has author
lied the employ ment Of supernumaries 4
relieve the ladies In the adjuster's Office
OF the Phiiadelphia mint, eighty -four Il
number. from overwork.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 22.--There
was quite scare in the Treasury Depart
ment Monday evening over supposed
bond robbery. After the clerks were all
gone, and while the charwomcn were
cleaning up the Offices, one OF them found
in the Office OF the Deputy Comptroller Of
the Currency a package OF registered
United states bonds. The label on the
package called for Ave 81, 900 bonds. but
only four we're In the package. Alter a
long and careful search the missing 1000
bond was found In the waste-paper room
ali crumpled ur. IL seems there were
some packages Of $1,000 bonds sem 20
the Deputy Comptrollcr's Office during
the day, and BY some inadvcrtencc one
package was put on top Of the safe in
stead OF inside. II II supposed that some
one seeing them there, extracted one OF
the 81, 900 bonds, but on finding that
they could not get out Of the building
with II, threw It In with the waste paper.
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Tur rrsemrn's Journal Dublin IL
elated over what IL calls concessions 70
ireland by the new British GovernmenI
THx weather was extremely hot In the.
East ON the iSth aud 10th Numerous
cases OF sunstroke occurred At New York
THE trial AZ Newburg. n. u, Of the 80.
oo0. 900 foreclosure case against the West
shore Road was opened on the 18th. but
was again postponed 70 the second Mon
day in September.
ALL was quiet al Cleveland and In the
Saginaw Valley ON the 10Th.
SMALLPOX Is spreading In epidemic
form at Scotland, Oak.
OFFICIAL reports confirm the threatened
| Indian uprising In Montana
| Tax cost 20 the French Government OF
the Tonquin campaign will be $1,000, 900
francs.
1T Is semi officially denied at St Peters,
burg that tho Zultcar pass has been oc-
cupied by Russian troops
The Salvation Army opened its Nation
al camp meeting At Old Orchard. Ne, on
the 18th.
Krxe's plaster works were totally de-
stroyed by IRE at New Brighton, /. l., on
the 10th.
Tax trouble over the telegraph lines In
the East were still unsettled on the 10th.
OK the eth the Dominion Parliament
was prorogued.
HARVEST prospects In Russia continue
very disc,uraging.
The troubles among the Indians at Fort
Reno have Quoted down, and the danger
Is apparently over.
The Mansion House committee continue
70 investigate the Pull Nall Gazette ex'
posures-
HoPE Is entertained OF an adjustment
Of the strike at Cleveland by the lst prox.
CHOLERA continues to increase in Spain.
On Sunday. the 18th, there were i,s5V new
} cases and sJl deaths reported
TaE amount OF grain in store in New
York. Brooklyn and Jersey City July
! 18th. was 66J6. .6S bushels: last year, a.
70i. ooo bushels
ALL the places OF entertainment in Gin
: cinnati were closed the night Of the 10th
9 for the first time in a long while.
On the 10th half the men employed Al
Roach's Chester ship-yaris were dis
. charged. The works viii close down Au
gust 18Th
b A REVOLT OF corrc. In the King
County LtuttrntAhtls -'N" AW~ =" -
summarily ssbduei by the vigorous ap
d plication OF the rawhide by the Warden
!. OS the aouh the Universal Federation Q
: window -,.lass Workers in session a
q Pittsburgh. Pa, elected officers and ad
Z journed. The offics will Be in Chariero
Belgium
e ALoxpoS dispatch to the Vienna Pclifi
!. col CORES pondencs says NJ. Lessar state
:, openly that the possession Of Herat ha
i become necessary for Russia and ough
u not 70 cause war.
!, DURING the week endei July 18th "a
e issue OF standard dollars from the mint
was $50 asl, and for the correspondent
. period last year S2la 49,
DuRIsG the fiscal year ended June 3ota
y 1856. the number OF immigrants arrived
10 the United States was ~ SCI. being ~
0I3 less than the immigration during "a
4 preceding fiscal year, and 4o1. .0l less tina
! during the year ending July 3Oih, lnss, q
1 xa.r If The greatest migration
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Arranging TO Reinv@-t General Grants
aa5O.OOO.

8tJO.ob0.
NEW York, July 22.--lt was learned
Yesterday morning on good authority
that arrangements were making TO rein
vest the $3.50, 900 trust fund raised for
General Grant In the FIRST mortgage
bonds OF the wabash Railroad. IL was
said that this reinvcstment OF the fund
would be made on the Isl Of August, be-
cause the trustees OF the Morgan estate
desired 10 be free from the responsibility
attached TO them. When the funds were
Invested IN the Wabash bonds Governor
Morgan gave a personal guarantee Tor
the payment OF the principal and inter-
est. A reporter yesterday talked with
gentleman who has beenfully acquainted
with all the transaction ever since the
fund was invested In these bonds under
Governor Morgan's personal guarantee,
and asked him how this money would be
reinvested. lie said II was not certain
that the fund would be reinvested. The
question Is now under adviscment, and
win be definitely decided some time
within the next two weeks. II Is not
true that all the amount raised for Gen.
ersl Grant Is invested In Wabash fret
mortgage bonds. II the trustees OF the
Morgan estate desire 10 turn over the
amount OF money for which Governor
Morgan made himself responsible, and
accept these bonds, that fact Will bt
made known In shcrt time.
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Az empty chair car IN the Denver q
Rio 0rands yards at Denver. Col, vas
wrecked on the 10Th and the switchmen
slightly injured Dynamite had been
PLACED On tho rails, and caused the ssci.
dent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The American Gymnastic Society en-
tered the city OF Dresden, Saxony. on the
18th. and was accorded popular ovation
The procession which escorted the society
into the city bore at its head an American
dag.
THERx were 1879 new cases Of cholera
and ca deaths from the disease reported
from all points in Spain on fae 18th. II 10
stated that every one OF forty seven nuns
who were inoculated by DR.. Ferran has
since died OF cholera
The sharehoiders' committee OF the
Munster Bank have approved a proposal
TO borrow money in England 20 Iiquidate
the banks Indebtedness.
CHOLERA continues to rage with una
bated virulence in Spain
THE people Of Winni.-y celebrated the
return Of the troops by grand torchlight
procession and display Of fireworks on
the night OF the nth Many thousands.
including the military. took part In the
procession. The streets were throngei
with people
THE Ottawa Senat has passed the anti.
Chinese restriction bill without amend
ment-
ENNIS tiArAA44l NA-t VA'A"t"t' - s@tN
Munster Bank have come 20 its assistance
with cali OF 3d. per share
The troops defending the Kansas bor-
der are prepared 70 make short work 81
the Cheyennes-
The Mormons are indignant because the
troops In Utah were not sent 70 the Indian
| Territory.
| PARrsIadvices say that the Russians are
determined on Selling Herat
THIRTY THOUSAND Russian Poles, Of
whom 1000 are Jews, have been ordered
TO leave Eastern Prussia
SUITS for injuries received by the nat
ural gas explosions in Pittsburgh, Pa,
last spring have been begun
A FREscH aeronaut, who made m as
cension on the 18th inst. on the French
coast, q thought 70 be drowned.
BoxDs OF the Chicago a. Northws sterr
| Railroad 20 the amount OF S.6i5,0o0 have
been listed BY the New York Stock Bx-
change
National Republican., 1885-12-09
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF q Day In
and About the City.

The Smaller Happenings OF q Day in
and About the City.
The National Rifles givo their third grand
military ball at their armory tonight.
Mfr. Darlington has been notified by the com.
missioners TO put up his proposed poor fund
boxes in the hotels and club houses.
Joseph +. Briscoe, president Of the colored
advisory council Of Baltimore is In the city,
the guest Of Col. Perry Carson at his hotel.
The new o street school building in West
Washington has been named the Addison
building, in honor Of ex.Mayor Henry Addison,
AT the Nursery Maids Training School Mrs.
to-day, on the subject. "tIow the various cries
ofyoung children may be interpreted"
Edward Clark, one OF the referees In the case
OF Samuel Strong against the District who were
allowed $500 each as fees, has entered suit
against the District to recover $1,000, the lat.
ter's share.
Mnnehaha Lodge Of Good Templars amer an
interesting session on last evening went over In
q body and paid q fraternal visit to Morning
Star Lodge, where the visitors were royalty re.
ceiyed, and spent the evening In the enjoyment
ofaddresses, recitations, vocal and instrumental
music.
The readings by Prof. II. l.. Cumnock
on Thursday evening promise to be
unusually excellent, and he enjoys
the reputation of being the finest olo.
cutionist on the continent. He is @ Scot and
reads "a Mans Man for a. That with re-
of Irish stories. As the principal of the School
of Elocution and Rhetoric, at Chautauqua, all
members Of the G. L. S. &. in tho city should go
and hear him.