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Skin Digeasee.

| have little daughter seven years old i,
who for the lest four years has been
afflicted with peculiar akin eruption on
the face and one hand. have tried sev.
best In California and In this province,
but to no purpose. The child KEEP. grow.
Ing worse. Fortunately, saw a state.
ment In st. Paul, Mimi, paper, OF G
cure Of disease similar to that Of my
child. It was affected by swift's Specific.
Ing It to my little girl. In less than one
week this terrible disease, which had
baf1led all the known remedies within
reach, began to disappear. She has been
taking 1t three months-is perfectly we'll,
and her skin Is as clear as wax.
G. A. SMITH,
Trenton, Ontario Province, Canada.
March % 1884,
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A Card.

During juno and July we shall offer
our large stock Of goods very low for
of white and figured Lawns, ParasoIa.
etc. We have fresh stock OF Sugar,
Coffee, Flour, Bacon. Corn, Molassea,
and everything you mood in Dry Goods,
Notions Shoes, Hats and Groceries. BE
sure to soc us before you spend your
money during the next two months. Our
prices will please you.
Respectfully, @. +. JOINS q Co.
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60 The Company then gave three
@ >r Cadet Beatty, aud took up It's
n. '"u tor headquarters.
on Wednesday evening the chapel was
hiied with larger crowd than on the
preceding evening to witness the termi.
nation Of the Commencement >yercisea
OF the School.
The Young America Cornet Bapl ooo,.
eu tho exercises with lively selection OF
music after which Rev. r. p. Boil lr, IN
prayer. Tho following cadets then ,icliv.
cred original speeches In the ord.,
named:
victor /. Masters, of Anderson, Effects
OF Ignorance"
ID. Joscphus Simpson. OF Tocc,, t;o
our Ancestors and their Offspring"
frank c. DnProe, OF Abbeville, "Beau.
ties Of Nature"
Marion NJ. Mattison, OF Donaldsyillo,
"Self Reliance"
john j. Norris, Of Anderson, "school
Days"
William McD. Grcon. OF Sumter, Per
severance"
Harioh Gassaway, OF Anderson COuu.
ty, Some Hints as TO How an Education
May be Obtained"
Marshall o. Liyon, or Anderson. ala.
Dor"
Alexis c. Ford, of Pclzcr, Ambition"
ihese speeches wsro worry interesting,
anu were listened to attentivply by the
audience. The young gentlemen have
every reason to be proud or their efforts.
The speakers were the recipients of many
beautiful floral tributes and warm con.
gratulstions from their friends.
This closed tho exercises OF the Com
mencement, and everybody retired feel.
Ing that the OCCASION had been a grand
success.
"o cannot close our report without
adding word IN commendation OF this
popular school. Since its beginning it
has grown moro popular every session, as
us large roll OF students will Hhow. Tho
reputation OF tho school, too. Is not con
nned to our own County, but it Is attract. =.
ing the attention OF parents from almost
every section OF the State. Messrs. Ligon
q Reed, the Principals, arc thorough
scholars, with years OF experience, and
whsn boy is put under their charge they
know exactly how to train his mind
The recitstion rooms are supplied with
the latest improved desks, maps, &C., be-
sides being well ventilated, comfortable
and commodious. Parents who have
boys to educate could do no better than
place them in the Anderson Military
School.
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Stockholders Meeting.

EHHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockh hold
Il ers OF THE ANDERSON BUILD.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION will be
held in the Court House I'm Anderson on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF JUNE next,
at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, for the purpose Of re-.
ceiving and acting upon the reports OF the
present officers aud electing officers for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of
such other business as may come before
the meeting.
J. d. MAXWELL,
Sec. and Treas. Anderson d. d L. A..
May 81, 1885 IS 8
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Such as nre usually kopt In q irst.clasa
Dry Goods House. non't fail to aes our
!arge and complete assortment. We con.
slider 1t pleasure to show goods. =
NOW, all 80 ask b for you to come and
give us chance to show you tho Goods.
you DON'T buy 1t will not be our fault.
Lilo Is too short to be squandered I'm the
attempt to do. business in the ordinnry
humdfum method, and we are determined
70 crowd as much as possible In the abort
space allotted to us. - ''"''
We advertise nothing but what we arc
ready to perform and having On hand q
large stock of good nature, as ,Jell as an
immense stock Of good Goods, ;,a ara CON.
hdent we can please you.
we want TO remind You that II Is as much
part OF our business to satisfy our custo-
mers as to sell Goods, and we don't want
anybody's money unless We can give them
iatr equivalent. Now. wo mean Just that.
tho best ways to savo money Is to buy
GOODS Of ". A, CHAPMAN.
The A., b, @ Of our business:
TTnACTIvE GOODS.
hDMIRA1EE ABSoRTlIEHT.
uTTENTIvE CLEIKg.
nIG VARIETY.
kEAUTIFUL DESI6H8,
LOTION PRICES. @ .&
COMPARE QUE STOCK. i
,0M6InHR THE BAvIN0.
VoEE Right AWAY,
And you win be convinced of what snv.
Yours, very respectfully,
w. A. OHAPaAN.
zEfa1ERSS q SSq rfaM hSye sse ssyeF songh.
q pair, and II you have como and gat On. M
other pair. - n. ssss :! IslT7
April 3, 1886 So :. "a;
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Wanted

An energetic man, woman or youth in
every town and village OF this County to
solicit snbscriptions for the Columbia
Register, Daily, TriWeekly and Weekly
Twenty five per cent. commissions al.
lowed. A good chance to make money
now and KEEP ON MAKING III.
Sample copies sent on application. Ref-
erence required from those wishing to act
as Agents. Address
CHARLES a. CALvo, JR.,
Columbia, 8. G..
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There will be q grand Skating Carnival
| Mt Moore's Rink on Wednesday evening,
| 18th inst. The skaters will appear in
masks. Admission price, 10 cents. A
gold medal will be awarded TO the gen.
ileman who appears In the m9ft ridicn.
| awarded. As
class In Music and Elmo Arts, on Monday
next, In her Music Hall end Studio, st
| Messrs. FAINT & Sons Book Store. Terms
very reasonable. Material for Einbrold-
cry and Painting furnished. Stamping
done on short notice.
Hcei Zee! Hce! A full supply OF
Pure Lake Ice OH hand. Customers will
please send for their supplies before q
o'clock Z. m, at which hour tho store
Will be closed. &. A. RHRp.
Gs- Choice Timothy Hay, Buggies and
Bran sold cheaper by Welch than any.
body else in town. Warehouse on Depot
street. 3G.l3
Whites Arctic Soda Wator still better
than ever. and still improving. Thoy
have just added new Syrup--the cole
brated Now Orleans Mrnd-which ia the
| popular drink wherever known. Tho
best You over drank. Go and try 1t.
Twenty-Five tickets for ono dollar.
Reed d Stephens have just received a
! large quantity Of celebrated Columbus.
made Buggies. and always keep In stock
all styles and grades or Home made and
Western Phielons, Bnggies and Wagons,
which they sell OH time until Fall ui, ap.
proved paper. Call OH Nr. A. .. Stephens
at their Factory, Main Street. South Of
Square, before you purchase and get his
prices, aud ynu Will he paid for your trou-
bio. They have also added TO their work
ing force three expert Northern work
Mona Blacksmith, Painter and Trim
mer. Send them your repairing IL you
want 1t dono with dispatch and in n neat
mannor. Mr.. Stephens, who is an expert
woi ikmnn OF twenty-five years export
onco, ovorlooks all tho work before it
caves tho shop. a.
When you go to Greenville to buy gro
ceries, you viii find r. L. Allen & bro.
In their New Store. four doors above their
old stand. 43-
Ladies, II you want TO SEQ q large and
beautiful stock Spring and Summer Dry
Music LEssoNs.-For instructions OH
the Violin. Flute anG Guitar apply to
Julius Poppo or at Fants' Book Store.
Violins and Guitars repaired nt roasona-
BILE prices. 10
for the best goods, fairost dealings and
lowest prices for everything, go to &. f.
Tones & Co.
wliisker dye must bc convenient to
use, easy TO apply, impossible TO rub Off,
elegant in appearance, and choap In price.
Buckingham's Dye for tho Whiskeru
unites In itself all these morits. Try 1t.
Wanted
An energetic man, woman or youth in
every town and village OF this County to
solicit SubsCripLiOns fnr fhe (,ol, m hin
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THE STATE OF s0UTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
E. G. Long, PLAINTIFF, against Franct Moore, Sarah
Eliod, Caroline Murphy, Jencrsoa d. King, Fam
ME Williams, Sarah Cason Dorn KInp John
King and Noah Il. Moore, Defcndants-Sap,-
mons for RelseC-Cbmpldinn not Serred
To tho Defendants Francis Moore, Gr-nh Elrod
CS5oline Murphy, Jefsrson u. King, Fannie G.
williams, Sarah Cason, Dora King, JoAH King
You are hereby sapa%9ned aud required to an
Is Gled In lie ofSpS 81 the cic.i Of ths CouIt
@ Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., g. c.,
complaint on the uuh1crlber nt his ofIice. Xnder.
son C.H. sc, within twenty days after the seryico
lelea exclusive OF the day OF such service; and II
you fall 70 answer the complaint within the time
oiofSaatd tho plaintiff In this action will apply TO
tn5 Court TOT the relief In the complaint
Dated Anderson, 8. c., May LIST, A; D. 1885.
tssAL] II. p. TnInnLE, cor. >I.,
To the above named Defendants;
Take notice that tho object OF this action. in
which Summons 10 herewith served upon You, 10
70 obtain partition OF tho tract OF land Of which
Thomas Y, Moore died seized and possessed, con-
ns IT, shs q mGoanty q Andersen state Of South Caro-
cording 70 fhe'I respective rights, or te eA.:ia
sale thoycof TO DO made and division OF Tho pro.
eccda II partition cannot be made without ~ q
1udoe to tho tnterest OF the owners. No person n
claim Ia made agalnst you. a5,7 :. -. 8
Nay "a, 1855 a fla'n''as attorney. sy.
10 .
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Fresh Garden Seed.

Il .ANDRETH'S aud Ferry's fresh Ga,den
~ Seeds and Onion Sets for sale bY
{; ii. b. T0WEFk. !,
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The Conclusion or the Anderson MILITARY
School commencement. ti
In accordance with the programme the
annual Plume Drill Of the cadets took
place on Wednesday afternoon OF last
week at @ O'Clock OIL the Court House
Square. At thas hour very large crowd,
tho major port Of which were ladies, had
assembled on the Square to witness the
drill. The Company paraded for some
tine, and was finally formed in limo oppo-
slse Brick Range, when, the contest for the
plume began. Capss. T. +. Hill and j..
e. Allen and Sergt. Foster FAINT were. the
Judges. The drill in tho manual contin-
ued for some time, aud the cadets gradp-
ally dropped out until the contest nnr-
rowed down to Cadets Raymond Beatty,
W. N. Miller and Alexis Ford. These
young gentlemen We'd with eaci, other for
about fiftesa minutes, and II was evident
thAt tho judges had no eaSy TASK befoFa
them In deciding who was entitled to the
plume. Finally tho plume was awarded
10 Cadet Raymond Baaty. Cen. Capers
then stepped forward and presented tho
plume to AIR. Beatty, and 10 q fos inter-
cstinR remarks complimonted the cadets
on .heir drill and general appearance.
He also said It was mn exceedingly pleas
ant duty to him to present the plnnio to
Mr.. Beatty, AZ ho lad commanded NE.
Bcaiy's fatter In the lato war. and on
eYery battlefield found him true sol.
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BLANKETs AT xy11a,r.

"A FEW pair Of those Fine Rfankots.
.A and few pair Of Common Hian
kefs for sale Of COST FOR cash. Call coon, ,
Il you do not wish TO lose o bargain.
7T A. II. TNWERa
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All personr having demands against
the Estate Of Robert Parker, deceased,
arc hereby notified to present them, prop.
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
Time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
ROBERT l., PARKER, In.
NEWTON w. PARkER, "1 10
June 4, 1885 ~
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There will be grand Skating Carnival
Mt Moore's Rink on Wednesday evening,
18th inst. The skaters will appear i'm
masks. Admission price, 10 cents A
gold medal will be awarded TO the gen
tlcman who appears IN the mQst ridicu.
lous costume. Other prizes will also he
awarded As
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srfLaTERss Cn LkxTL1 R0L-As.

Caroline (under tc,,, ward~g through
falling leaves in autumn - ~ tns trecS
CRYING, mamma, because the s"mmer u
gomez"
A little boy of six -" Mamra, do people
.,v the Prince of Wales II. t be geod
sing?" Mamma =" Som Pc ms link
Vat he does not promise W. : X '" Little
,oy:-" But, mamma, perba. " viii not
eep his promise"
JASE tunder nine), to her g"verress -
Miss Blunt, when ma ou TO n We
ONE .ore " lie to-d.y at d neg O. please,
sly yes" GCvernes> -" Why. mat 90
gu wich me to take ro v r Tor!
ane -" Oh, l only want to zee mas
acel"
little boy i've yoars old was taken to
ne ssast.c. when he arrived 1t was nfn
de. The ncxt n.-nirg, oha ide oein,,
ut. tho little fellow HeC !. ID sasing Will
yor lso;.. eyes at TIE l.-C s.-It n OF sand
nd tho distant sea. Aft a reuse ne ex-
,lai.ned :-"Why, auntie, i all gone down
Us sink"
A LADY giving her little boy (cged four)
reli -ious instruction, toll him that II ne
vas go.d he would go to Heaven aad sing
,s.lrns. and play the -p be2 eshs throne
4 God. 'But can't playf -orp, said
he chiIS. His mother answered that he
would know how to pl y wh~I he got mp to
H...yen. The child thov nit for q moment,
and then said -" Ms,L 10, VII n get mp
60 Heaven l shall ask Goo to give me .
drum"
Scene the breakfast table. Mamma,
no. -" Hamilton, 60 upc rs and change
your clothes. Now you are at the seaside
I went 4 to wear out your old gray suas :.
Hamilton, who Is nine, appears four hours
later sight to behold. Mamma thorrane6); !; {;
Sc Hamilton. what hdcs you been doing =
Hamilton (cheerfully} '-"Oh, mamma,
I'VE been having such jolly roll down the
cliff. You wished me to wear out my
clothes, you know. "-Hons Jo1sna1.
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THE SEPTEMBER CENTURY.

Of fgreatest public interest among the
contents of the September Century are
General Grants article on "The Siege OF
Vicksburg"; the forcibls frontispiece por-
trait, after photograph taken when
General Grant was President with which
is given facsimile of his first signature
on the ar ny pay account as General Re-
tired'); and communication from Cen
er al Grant, dated Mt. McGregor, June %,
which is printed Wit b Memoranda on the
Civil War;" aud in which he withdraws
what was said by him in The Century OF
last February in regard to the conduct of
General Lew Wallace and General Nc
Cook at Shiloh" An editorial In "Topics
OF theTlme" explains why General Grants
article on Vioksburg is printed without
illustrations, and also that the subject will
be resumed, with pictures, at another
time. A supplemental article Of great in
terest, in the same number, is"A Woman's
Diary of the Siege OF Vicksburg," which
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TWO PICTURES.

MISS blanche MURRAY 10 q very proper
Young lady. Last week she caught her
little brother smoking. as,
"You tsrrible thingi" she hisssd II
am GOING to tell father on you"
"This is only com-silk, " murmused the
don't care what II IL. I am going TO tsl!
on You. and SEQ that you don't get into that
beastiy, horrid, degrading habit. woaidns
have anything to do with smokera"
It IL evening Miss Murray is sitting On
the front stoop with Alssrnon. 10 10 moon
light, and the redolsnt spirits OF the money
suckle and syringe are waiting paass 20
their already intoxicated souls.
"'Would little bird object to me smoking
q cigarette ?" g.,
MOT at ALL" replied Miss Murray. "!
like cigarettes, they are 50 fra~rans ana
romantic. thinx they are jucs too DELI
cious for anything"
"Then III light one"
"Do, and blow some OF the smoke IN my
face. IL is so soothing and dreannly Para:
disic."
Then he lights cigarette, and they ealk
about the weather tor two houn and
bali.
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gives an inside view of the hafdships and
anxieties suffered by the besieged. The
Memoranda on the Civil War;" besides
General Grants communication, embrace,
"Who projected the Canal at Island No.
102" by General Schuyler Hamilton;
"The Charge of Cookies Cavalry at
Gaines Mill" in. reply to General Fitz
John Porter, by General Philip St. George
Cooke, with ''Recollections of Partici:
pant in the Charge" by Rev. w. H.
Hitchcock; and continuation OF the dis
cussion In regard to General Beaure-
CARDS Courier at Bull Rum" by Major
Campbell Brown.
Wendell Phillips Garrison, Id an lis
lus,rated paper, describes the Prudence
Crandall persecution Of 1888, and the en-.
couragement given by William Lloyd
Garrison to the brave school mistress
who wished to educate ''young ladies of
color." The article is very suggestively
entitled "Connecticut in the Middle
Ages"
Lieutenant Schwatka's paper on "The
Great River of Alaska" which has
special interest, is pretusely illustrated.
1t describes the journey of the Govern
ment party of exploration commanded by
him over the coast mountains of Alaska
into British Columbia and their raft
journey from the head-waters of the great
Yukon River down to the ruins of Fort
Selklrk. Mr.. Howells continues his
charming and beautifully illustrated Ital>
ian papers with second article on "Pan>
forte di Siena." Miss Alice Maud Fem
describes the pastoral attractions of Eng
land in paper entitled Among the Red
Roots of Sussex" which her father, Har-
ry Fem, has profusely illustrated.
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Speci ncations for Buildings.

Messrs. Palliser, Paliiser & Co.. Of Bridge
lkCIrt, Ct., the well known ar chitects and pub
sr.nsr OF standard works on architecture, have
;ns.oly issued sheet contain ing plans and spec
ssscc.tions Of very tasteful modern eight ON
sage With tower and also with the necessary
~ syalncations for building 1t without the tower,
suu with but elk rooms II desired. In It's most
s~;ssly ~;sy form tho outlay is estimated at 5000;
sns the tower it has been built for e2, 500
y only SIX rooms are included, the csst
=. oe reduced to 81, 700 or $1,000. Details
ecsI eKavcn OF mantels, stairs, doors and castings,
q. iSn,ces, ETC. The publishers have found il
"a ..t most popular plan they have ever issued,
~ s.ate S that 1t has becu adopted in more thaa
hundred instanceswithin their knowledgee
sPted for frame or brick buildings Of any
ers slso forms Of building con tract, and sev
-. looks on modern inexpen sive, artistic cot
~ plans whichare Of reat practical value ]
esnvenienceeve 70 nSryo interested.
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as the horse nipped the grass ns'r
him he playfully nippsd the dogs back
Tige resented the liberty taken and
sprang at him savagely. The horse
wheeled around suddenly, kicked out his
hind feet, and 'Ihe beehive, O, where was
it9 Ask of the bees that few around by
the thousand and attacked everything
within their reach. True to his habit,
Jeremiah had left the gate open, and the
horse lost no time in making for the bArn>
yard. followed by hundreds OF bees, and
before could realize what had happened,
the COW was milking had Departed, and
/ was PROSTATE on the ground, with her
hoof print IN my face, and the milk
spilled all over me,
Late that night, when nothing but a
discontented hum could be heard around
that unfortunate beehive, / carried sew
eral forks full of dry straw and erected
hastily constructed crematory over the in-
dustrious insects. Then back to the
house / slyly crept, and with lighted
match returning in moment, the pros
poets of future wealth in that pile OF straw
were burning, and jeremiah renaineth
poor man to this day.
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PARAGUAY.
A CLEANLY, KINDLY. BRAVE AND HAND.
SOME RACE of PEOPLE.

Cleanliness is the rule in Paraguay, and
it extends to every thing-dwellings
furniture, clothes and person nor are
the poorer classes in this respect whit
behind the richer. Above all, the white
sacuues and mantillas of the women and
the lace fiinged shirts and drawers of the
men are scrupulously clean. nor is any one
article in greater demand, though fortu>
nately with proportional supply, through
out the country than soap. Each house
has behind it garden, small or large, as
the case may be, in which flowers are sed-
ulotsly cultivated, they are decoration
that a patagtayau girl or woman is rarely
without, and one that becomes the weafer
we'll. Without pretentions to what is
called classial or, ethnologically
taken, Aryan beauty, the female type
here is very rarely plain, generally pretty,
often handsome, occasionally bewitching.
Dark eyes, long, wavy, dark hair, and a
brunette complexion most prevail: but a
blonde type, with blue eyes and golden
curls, indicative of Basque descent, Is by
no means rare. Hands and feet are, al
most universally, delicate and small, the
general form, at least till frequent ma
ternity has sacrificed beauty to usefulness.
simply perfect. As to the dispositions
that dwell in so excellent an outside, they
are worthy of it. and Shakespeare's "ls
she kind as she is fair Z" might here find
an unhesitating answer in the affirmation
as follows: Beauty dwells with kind
ness" "A brighter, kinder, truer, more
affsctionate, more devotedly faithful girl
than the Paraguayan exists nowhere.
Alas, that the wretched experiences of but
a few years since should have also proved
in bitter earnest, that no braver, no more
enduring, no more self. sacrificing wife or
mother than the Paraguayan is to be
found either.-Macmillan' Magazine.