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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09

LOIENCLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBRoS 81 nplihoada Por ls aPlioacion de
una rogla h 1lible para acertar 81 deuder
y sl acrcedoi, acompahada de numerosos
sIcmplos de cAloalos mercantiles, por Q
0. Marsh, tradueido de- Ia 2o' sdicion In
glesa por A. @. Beck, baio 10 Immediate
enpecci6n del Antor. In tomo slegAnte-
menss snCaAasrnado tssS, sn Ia I'm
del BOleti".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09

no produce cGiQnlbreS, nffutigu del este
n7GgO, ri diQrreQ nj eStrenunGentO de
UieRtre. Mo tiene nLngun1 SGb0r nj OL0r
milo COn1unicG al OinO, al aqua nj d CKQE
Quier OtrO NguidO con Ell CuGl Du6de to-
i1QrSG. LAMAS EKKEGREcE los DIEK7ES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
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Boletiq Nercantl de Puerto-Rico.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
ORGANo De Los ESPANOLES MCONDCIONAlBs En- PTo .RlCo
|CONDICONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda case de rennitidos Y anuncios

La publication de los medic
vencionales derminsran los mismos
comunicados emtdos gacea autorzsdos
frma del quen asumira responad
mas con la de persona responsible de pago. -
Los originates comuncado redos gaceas seran
devueltos aunque Sc publquen.
No 10 responde de rotura nj extravios de
La coumna del pe6co considerada sesna
de largo
81 nuncisnte ndra
publication de nuncios En- caso de dao conced
10 p.S sobre e prcio de tarfa.
Ell annciante que ccs publication
drA bon6cac6n de 10 pS sobre los precios de
Cuano importe de los anuncos exceda de dsS
recba peco contso
ell primer ntmero
Para los del BoIRTn, la nea de g con,uncado
mitdo secci6n correspondence costara
Los uscrptors endran IS de bonicac6n
ceillas comunicsdos 8 remitdos
E mpoe de Las suscrpones anunco gacehs emitdos
cados, antiClsado.
p dase de sair pe6dco
nuncane rengrado ntas pubOnes
deado de sair.
Tar1fa para Ia publication de anuncios
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our town to day in consequence ol
washouts on all the roads. The 4 eess g
and smaller streams were higheyeesa eao at
any other time in the meme meorn n. 'ie ;t'
oldest inhabitant. Bottowie 4 is
absolutely ruined, and irrebSttoon. .a91age 1TEg
is done to upland corn aEana Eou end Inc
wind blew g perfect Might. u Du.ieI !he 4
rain fell in torrents ;, inehe. ~; ufi1
the night there was1ster to-, to crona na,aIaA !atAe
a 1ains IDEA OF &C. Of one man a
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The dapsge By the recent flood Of the
canal streets, bridges, warehouses, resi-.
sdcnces, store and merchandise in Angus.
viii reach hsone million dollars. No
estimate can be made Of the damage to
farms and crops from Augusta to sayan-
nah The whole country along the river
was submerged. II is thought 100000
win bes required to repair the canal,
streets and bridges. All the railroads
lgading into the city we're injured and
the cotton mills have shut down, and
viii be for a month Of so until the breaks
i'm ths canal arc repaired. More than 8
sdpzsn persons were drowned in. the city.
Augusta citizens are. full of pluck and
senergy, and have gone Ito work to repair
sdsnag fast3as possible.
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4, "A a gentleman told me recently of :
orange experience related by friand !. os. E
Fr.. {nro u IL Was during the battle of Gettvs. ~
H. fu,s oa .aas his friend, just before ENTERING
lae 1asstloo, took his centeen from ,'his b;ss
III (,caioeT Tha and hid it ia crevice in the
|DGH, |DJ - linen came the fiery hail of shot
|eIds I sue, of III Inat swept down regiments like
lose If If "neas she he before the reaper. At the
bout II ,ba sDe eoOss Oas.ie the soldier forgot all
, MIN again until he visited the f;eIS JSeut ~
?e late reunion. Then it flashed tbrouab hs1u a.
Is mind, and after few u1inutes' oreb seoreb
found it where be had left it on 1ettet aha,
omentons day. 1t seemed acareoiH 70 saH.
'edlbIe that it could have been Iaose,y aSe!
oked e during the minute exp1orat,on opoa of
q neld ever since the war but the aeo. ~.
,nan az :. !. VINO " related the incident is o. Of
veracity.-ADanv Arous r. -
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a Wife Against q Cow.

}T,Ed TEBsAsEA ss! CITY, NEB September Is,
Two Swedish farmers named tra az ~. io'
Eson and Hans Erickson made .s st,emno yonn,
"a, a wr;ttan G1 Tue presidential election to- day
.olaced .u T. ~ agreement was drawn up and
Eeas asIu mo ~ sne hands of a prominent bust.
fyent T ntau: of ~, Acordlng to its terms. ia the
son ons ~ CieVe Glands election, Mr.. John.
4 6oh 6ohnaon ,orieals e 70 Mr.. Erickson his wife
4 wfnI uGToa a,o 70 nave and to hold against the
"lal !shatsoanal 1,alms e OF any and all persons
aassoeVeT. aaaa II, on the other hand
deneral msa Harrison, is elected the
sa11 is.eement stlpulates that Mr.. johnson
aalt 4a receive from Mr.. Erickson ona
= ,etsey ~ e COW valued at $50. All the parties
2 o. me wager are in earnest, including is' Mrs
1Iaana, Hnuson, who expresses a hope that
'ieVeland will be reelected p0 snae
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E/MoNT., Sept. 11.-N;no ~ =,

! - MONT, Sept. 11.-Nine man
HErr and many more Injured -nbv bv
were ul1 : 6sion Of blast in the Montanys a,aI ns
The M : -: tunnel 10 day. The e. ti,nnei ,uuniaia "a
Ger Ger 5driven from both ends. and nEv' for ~ IS =
bs ten days the workmen on @ each i'4 u;de ido
: we heard each others n movementS oven s,ae
Tae gang at one end was comnoasd Gu.Si of
id;rlshmen, I; and those at the vseu otber uo.a "
between the two forces to see see WHY uh;cS
would make the hole first. Last I %i,i1 n;abt
orders we're given by the contractors tBot
small blasts should be used. Inst lo hasosa tass
night shift of swedes began work Ietbis this
aaa1 pasnlog hey put in their biz blasts udss
B 'e[s h',t had been given to drill onlv Ntsp' ten
~ out the Swedes drilled twantv fset seI
8 @ a nole was nearly through, and the, the
ad drilled SO far, exploded sI sipna1 nTeaes eon
over y one OF these holes, which exnIoSsg
Inc Swedes' blasts. Three Ibnp.Gsea bnnJ.ea
pounds of giant powder @ stored nino.ba IL ,5a
lyh,c'nlIy ~ m we're also exploded. As soon m 'ae az
,ne ases smoke cleared away the rescuers uuI q.
sfea e the tunnel and found the su1oS remo;ns in
D - nine men scattered all. over the nlace
lOe tunnel is 6,lOo feet long. 40 p'A'0
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dispatch to the Atlantic Consultation,
dated September l7th, says that to remove
!lll Conflicts of dates with other exposi-
lions, land fairs il the South; 10 avoid
ged diments to travel arising from the
|s ent unprecedented floods; to escape
He ~ annoyance of quarantine regulation
sthat have been established against fever
ssfricken poin s in Florida and several
other localities to: which the fever has
been carried by refugees, and to repair
sthe great damages done to the streets,
bridges aud water power by the late flood
IN the Savannah river, the board of
directors Of the Augusta National
exposition deem it advisable to defer the
opening from the 10th Of October to
November StE and TO close December
18th. BY this step all difficulties will be
avoided and the wsy opened TO complete
success. AL other ez positions and fairs
Sin the South close about November first.
sRailroad travel will be restored and
conneetion be made to and from
-. ~ 81
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Afst6cial silk is the latest discovery,
and judging from the details gift that
are: Of hand. it seems likely that the silk.
worms occupation will soon be gone, and
that he may retire TO his cocoon and
lament his lost Importance in silence.
The new Material lis made, We are told,
siromisa kind of collodion 10 which has
been added perchloride Of iron and tan.
81 acid: The process of manufacture is
somewhat plicased, but the result
sssemsto; be- all that can be desired in the
way ysofs providing; 3 substance practically
equal Ito good silk. .s153
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Sslef room the Ex-sherif Of cbaptan ono
county, New York. s va
MAYYIL1.r N V na

s{r om ,.,si ,MiA,YvIIIE, y, n. Y, Dec. 2, 1885.
periengcs aa au r;ah 20 say, from long personal
II aat t.nve ana WIN ah Allcock's Porous Plasters
Aines G tbot a,n Io,e 10 TO endorse all the good
d snnnisnnap ynIs nave eyer been said about them
nky their value D canyn3 Ssyl1g 1t that ss,
9ated: Their breadth of nes rsefn ,5oss pe estI-
almosf eansl, and Tor prompt and sure relief
ir oSS to no every very ache and pain that flesh is
Etber sos ertoron uo o.her remedy, in my opinion
srta;n shei External or internal, equals them IN
.4iniy ainnyy ana rapidity. have used them at M
ls slme ior rheumatism, another for , back f.
ssne, again for bronchitis, ALWAYS DAin tbe
me result-a speedy cure. siie
&. T. HARRISGToN
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<St = -
Repre- sentative Springer Of Illinois,
return edsto Washing gtons last week, after
AN absence of several weeks, and is very
enthusiastic over the outlook in his State.
sss The prospects for Democratic success,
said he; 70 reporter. !. we're never bright
have done some splendid cam.
paign work and the tariff tissue will help
snsi nensely Z am Of the opinion that
SWewilI gains everal Cong gressmen besides
seleeting our candid for Governor. As
Stothe electoral vote Of the State, while Il
do;not feel quite SO cpnhdent regarding
would not be- urprised: ifsby the
time election day rolls round we should
have tsready SO turn Soyersto Cleveland
End Thurman. 3, *. IS
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thonghtf writer calls attention 10
sthe growing willingness Of women to go
through life unmarried. Once it Was
considered 8 bad thing to be an old maid,
and light.minded people made fun of one.
Nov ills different. Some Of the bright.
sest; and prettiest women become so much
interested in the serious work ofslife that
!. they regard husbands as altogether un.
necessary nconyenie fences, They are
sssatiafed with the state Of single blessed.
mess, and appearsto be just as happy and
useful IS. their married sisters. II is all
right. # q woman remains single it is
her own affair, and outsiders need not
concern hemselyes about it. AS rule
an old maid is an intellectual and inl er.
sestiug woman. 8 .as5:.;
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The co otton crop Of the United States:
afor the year ended septemb Der !, $685., as
COMPILED by' the Financial Chronicle
amDnnted to q 7,O17 ,7O7 bales, against
5l3, ,662S bales 1 lSs7, and 6. $50, ,s15
bales for 1886. OF the crop ofs1ss8
there ass exported 4, ,esS, ,ssl bales, while
sspiinners took :, ,2sO, ,294 bales, leaving 8
stock on nand Of ;1s1, ,225 bales. The
largest previous crop was tha. Of 1928,
(which mounted to- ,s92, ,2S0 bales 9
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all parts. The afliction Of yellow fever
in Florida will have spent its force, and
by November Sth, the usual coming OF
frost will have removed the possibility of
infection. 1t is believed that the conf.
dence of exhibitors from the north and
west will now be greatly strengthened
and many thousands will be glad
to attend the exposition. The manage
ment is able to assure the most complies
and valuable industrial exposition @
has ever occurred in the Southeaf @3 @3
States. The large number Of exhiN
and important character of lines 0 s|
iness represented, justify the assy |
Exhibitors will be Immediately
nicated with and their approx
co operation solicited.
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49,,
! WILL sell to the highest bidder, at An,
y in October next at the u usual u On boSsi Sses
1'o1, Toaan .ne n Iract OF Land formerly owned
les j Jesse 4. Ashley, situate in Anderson son
SanIy; a1out one and one half miles from
|oaea Eod a,,a faaTh. s. G., containing -Four Hun. @
Eo;a 1Eo ana IRenty.four Acres, more or less less
ggolning a lands of J. N. Shirley and otbeSs aes
IT, y the same time and place I will IIs1, MISC
q Two Hundred Acres, more or less A'io ;n
fe.1 soevilie m County, adjoining lands of John N
FERNS of Sale-Cash.
}old for the payment of deb!s OF reseo
3A!shley, under Deed of Assignment Io
'rcnaser TO pay extra for papers.
,ont co 1000 .. L. TRTBBLE, Assignee.
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Che Supreme Court Of Tennessee has

I 8 Che Supreme Court Of Tennessee has
sseceatly rendered a decision concerning
the affairs of aEtrust formed by several
cotton seed oil companies Of that State,
the. Court held that corporations had 20
authority TO formEa partnership among
sthemsely lyes, and therefore an effort which
was being made by the oil trust to force
g ecalcatrant company to live up to the
FERNS its partnership agreement was
vain This is the first decision bearing
son the illegally Of trusts, and while it
son1y covers 9 small portion Of the ground
Sitesrtainly extends hope to the people
that the Ian will soon strike down the
sgseat trusts which put up prices almost
toe mad ddening height and freely spend
slstge amounts Of their ill.gotten gains to
scsrshz out honest competition.
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! It will take several days to put the road

~ shape.
Ihe Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
bridge is safe, but the sides were Knocked
OF, aA was also done with the South
Carolina railway bridge, SO that the wa.
ter could Pass through. The track on the
South Carollsa side, however, for mile,
has been washed away. Two and three
hundred yards If the rail and ties were
tloated IL lu4Aa half mile down the
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Examination of Teacbere,

III 'dE Examination of Teachers will bo
s held in the Court House Friday A anG ns
;na ;aoaraay, oaS Sth and 9th of October, beein. n
tl9g each day promptly at 8 O'clock M ~,
|atua ltuay Will be given to white teachers and n;
J. G. CLINKsCALEs.
sent % Goanty ISHn School Commissioners.
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NUMBER !.

'hE subscribers to Capital Stock of tbe
Anderson Cotton mills .ro aro
ao mereDy notified that the first installment - oe
~ per cent. of Subscriptions has been csli. II.
su. s payable to the undersigned, on or he. he.
tore 10th October next. W u oe-
ny order of the Board of Directors.
]. A. BROCK.
President and Treasurer
august 3U. 1883 n
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE County TREASURER,
ANDERSON, s. c., Sept. 18th, lsss

NJ o' W. CepI. 10Th, 1858.
~ y Office is hereby given that this ot,,c
Will be open from October 18th to Decem rem
oer 10Th for the collection of State, County
school and Poll Taxes for the fiscal vea,
commencing November lst, 1887, and end.
ing October 31st, 1883.
Taxes are psyable in the followin, hind.
OF funds and no other, viz: Gold and GIL
CON- United States Currency, National National
bank Notes, and Coupons on the valid
consolidated Bonds of this State known
as as .iroWn Bonds" and the Bonds of this
sIa'e Known as Deficiency Bonds,n and
on such other Bonds as have been issned
- pursuance of an Act Of the General As.
Sc aembly of this State, approved December
81 1851. Certificates of Jurors and States
". witnesses, issued for attendance upon tbe
circuit Courts, will be received To the o,e
Il lent of County Taxes, exclusive of sebeol
Taxes. '''''0oi
The following is the rate of taxation IN
lne taxable property of the COUNTY 40 re
turned in the months of January and Feb.
ruary, 1888 'iN Gu
For State Purposes......... Mills
For all County Purposes. 4 Mills
For School Purposes....... 2 Mills.
Total................u Mills
Poll Tax, sl.Oo.
or tne convenience of Taxpayers re.
loing in distant sections, I will visit the
GLOWING named places on the days ipdi-
ated, to wit: t10'
Pendleton, Monday, October 15
Iarkln L. Newton's, Tuesday, October 16.
alenn's Store, Wednesday, October IL
hosamonds School House, THURSDAY
ctober 18. -sN''
Wigington's, Friday, October 10. \
Plercetown, Saturday, October 20. Y
pelzer, Monday, October %.
williamson. Tuesday, October %
Honea PATH Wednesday, October o.
Belton, Thursday, October 25.
sherard's Store, Friday, October 26
Jocks, Saturday, October q,
1ol,and's ia Store Monday, October 20.
!, W. farmers, Wednesday, October 81.
: b. a. Robinson's, Friday, Nov. o
rom . November 3rd to December 18th. l
be found at Anderson G. H.
1hile travelling, Office hours from o ao
l. 70 $50 p. M, with the following e1. n
Ions Ions AtPelzer, II o. M. to 80 D. M: n
sliiams'on, g. M. to 3p. m. at Hon
'ath, II .. m. to 80 p. M. at Bolton
D. N. 70 p. m,; at Cooks, 0 a m. to
W. H. FR1ERsoN,
:. 90 County Treasurer. =.
:. ~, 1ooe III
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BARGAINS !,

4 8sII'oR sALE-Two valuable Tracts -
Land, within five miles of AhhaH;,Tial s ~
!. d. Owner desires to change investroaun,t u,u,e
y, y once. One Tract contains 3a5 acros ivlis th
ther 2l2 acres. The same will he e so15' ~ ~ sne :
ieat sacrifice for cash within the. neTt u az tea
niteen days. For particulars Do ceii .eI1
o 80 J. e. g, MILLER, Abbey;lle. 9. q :.
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;s Song gtsssman MY Mills, Mo has been
sssampipg il sshe Not bern and Western.
sssatss. i enthusiastic over the outlook,
i gives Las his opinion that Dsno.
I sssatiic success is already assured. Rep.
sreaantatiye Scott, Of Pennsyl lyania, thinks
shs democrats viii carry more States
than they did in the last Presidential
Aleatfnn
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AN In; now located at Maydeld's planin,
Mill, and am prepared to mannfaag y ,uu;ng
E3se E3e Doors and Sash of any descr;nt;o.o, t,,o
tiso, window and Door Frames tssson; Sn.n1;
= 2o q, turned Work, Nantes, and ali lind. i;nds
SShoP work. Your patronage r. resneot nts
Sso,t % ,ooo a. H. OSBORNE.
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J; perhaps, the most popular
l lived in this county, and has
position of clerk of The cou ss ~
He was an efficient and Oes. ex.
1Ger. AS a aoldier his record il
Hls family have the sympathy
entlre community in their sad
sment. The inquest will be held ED
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Death Of Major Zeiglcr.

n ~
ma. oasBEavILLE, September I3..-This after
aGn9n, about 4 O'Clock, as the train on nth, tbe
soma nnue,ll,e naea branch aa road stopped to PEI
at st'le .b;V wood about mile from the de6sot sot
q. .u.o TINS place, Major NJ. q. Zeigler. vgv, wbo
=, mas q passenger, got of. After the train
moved OFT it was found that the hoda OF nf
man lnt vas on the track. D01' VI
M Sl ne train ran back and found Il 70 ha
sss BODY ID Of Major zeigler. His is b head ei
completely severed from bis 3 bodv Iu
vas OF course dead. He had Iefft
= O'Clock and ran down TO
nd was coming back at q o'clocE
sad accident happened. Hi, H;s,
q terrible shock to his MANY
P his family and to this entirs s
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LIVER Pillst

/ Use Dr.. Gunn's Liver Pills for sa,lon
yyC:9m1iple1lon, Pimples on the Faca uI ana
fllnousness. Never sickens or pr;nsS oaa
3nly y one for dose. Samples free 1tfSr. at 0rr
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MUSICAL.
Notice to. Contractors,

IDS will be received by the undersien.
e,oot;os ea until September 25. 1883, for The
AnGaraan GI,un 81 . = -Four Story Brick Hotel at
the slaRs naao and m Specifications can be seen at
" ore at tHce tb os TT: Wilhite Anderson, S. G..
tecps re- a. me once OF Bruce & Morgan. Arcbi,
any or all bids. ~ 1'sns " rtlect
Address Chairman Bnild;no co,n;...
ANDERSON HOTEL Gnn''see' %
Sept 10, 1883 10 1nonoefson' ., G.
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DENTAL CARD.

HEREBY inform my friends and pa.
- - irons that have located in the room
GID Sn benson Street. next door 20 the Ladies'
n,ofe where will be glad to serve them
III all kinds Of Dental Work. '-.e't'
A. p. TOMBSTONE.
Jan 3, 1887 26
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81 q Western paper says that, making all
Necessary allowance for lies, hot winds
ssnas shinch bugs, Kansas will turn out.
;sas oo0, ,ooo more bushels Of corn this sea-:
ons than vas ever before raised in the
|tasein assingle year,
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The yellow fever epidemic in Jackson.
gille he's reached proportions which have
compelled the local authorities to appeal
aid ia the work Of supplying necessa.
IS attention, Of every kind.to the suffer.
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NOTICE, NOTICE.

s. % will let to the lowest bidder on
5, Friday, the 5th day of October neGt ~
a: m, at the Reeves Bridge place on
ana Twenty Mile Greek, the bniId;ne
Il bridge across said Creek. Plans anS
flhcations can be seen in this office ''l,o on
after Oath inst. '1o oileo oii
}3lso, on same day at p. m. we will Let
;he lowest bidder the repair of a Rrid9a
PISS same Creek on the Earle place.
J. JAMESON.
j. z. MCGEE,
A. Q. NORRIS.
!, Board Co. Com. A. G. s. C.
Anderson, s. c., Sept. 20, 1883.
or ,oo, Per q. w. LONG, Clerk
'pG ZU, 1888 II
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Miss Eliza Garner, the young lady who
Kan for School Commissioners in Union
county, received forty votes. The men
sofs that county must bs an ungallant set.
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Notice to Tresnaasors

VIE undersigned hereby warns NIL nor
"a. - sons not to hunt, destroy timber ps, ~
otherwise .trespass on our lands Thiy I.' :. =.
tlmiely notice, and we will enforco tja 'I i,,,s 10
70 its utmost penalty against any one o uln INV
may disregard this warning. 0'' " ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-09-20

toTICE OF FINAL sETTLMENT
Notice is hereby given that the nm
slgnea will apply to the Judge of Pro.
q! Anderson G. H., s. O.. on the oard
october, 1888, for O Final SettIan, ,ont d
ghe Estate of Lent Hall. deceasod
discharge from his Office Ie' a"
lstrator Of said Estate. - Au'
pt 20. 1888 T, G. ! HALL, Admir-.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-09-20

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
4 An persons having claims against
! Estate of Elizabeth SayIors, deeeaseS ai'
nereoy nae notified to present them, prop.
proven, to the undersigned within the
ae prescribed by law, and those indebted
=. on 800, R. M. BURRIss, Ex'r.
'pt ~, 1883 II