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Squire Hobbs, Preccpts,


Happiness is tho smile on the face Of
contentment.
In the bottom of pleasures cup are bit
ter dregs.
Imagination is the rainbow In the ho-
rizon of the soul.
Every mans heart 10 q graveyard, In
which are entombod the dead heroes Of
his ideals.
AS the flaw in the diamond Is soonest
noticed because 1t is diamond, SO the
fault Of good man is soonest noticed
because he is good man.
Our difficulties seem Like huge powders
In our path, retarding our progress, but,
when once surmounted, they serve as
stepping stones to success
A genius not only has message for
the world, but he succeeds In whispering
that message into the ear Of tho world
and engraving 1t upon its heart.
Envy strikes at others and stabs her
self.
You can invent falsehood, but q
truth never.
To do as you please Is to become the
slave of your own caprices.
We can take nothing with us from this
world except what we havo wrought
into our minds and characters.
Happier is he who loves his occupa-
ton, be 1t ever 30 humble, than he who
occupies the highest station, If he be at
odds with his occupation.-Will P. Hart
in America.
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Erratio Briefs,

A swell affair-A bullfrog chorus,
Never in the soup-Very many oysters.
A bill sticker-A determined collector.
The baby has o rattling time.
Even email barber may be called o
strapping fellow.
An b. and st. 10 railroad conductor Is
named Judy. A sort Of punchin' Judy,
Us 1t were.
Some people don't hesitate to "call q
spade spade" Others are not afraid
to call rake O gentleman.
"The child shall be father to the man" ;"
Likewise an old goat shall become q
button lid.
Has a finger In the pie--The butcher
who loses o digit in mincing machine.
Detroit Free Press.
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Her Idea Of o Gentleman.

She had entered the elevator Of a hotel
Two silk hats whose owners were chew
Ing toothpicks were instantly dotted.
"Gentlemen," she said sweetly, yet
with marked emphasis on the word, as
she addressed the men who kept their
hats on and were not chewing tooth
picks, II thank you sincerely for having
the good sense not to comply with GUS
tom that has always seemed to me both
foolish and useless"
The elevator reached It's destination
and the two men put on their silk hats
and walked away, chewing their tooth
picks with sayagenc.:s and ferocity
altogether uncalled for.-Chicago Trib-
unc.
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Niagara Falls MEASUREMENTS.

The following are the latest statistics
concerning the cataract. The outline Of
the American falls is about 1000 feet,
and the height about 165 feet. Tho de-
scent in the rapids above the American
fall Is about 30 feet to the half mile.
The outline Of the Horseshoe fall is about
2,000 feet, the height about 158 feet, and
The descent in the rapid above about IS
feet to three-quarters Of mile. The
volume Of water passing over both falls
is about Is, 900, 900 cubic feet per minute,
or about one cubic mile per week, or "a
cubic miles per year.-Buffalo Courier.
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snrained Limbs.

sprafns are among the most severe
accidents TO which we are liable. When
Joint Is sprained swelling comes on
gradually. In dislocation the swelling
and loss Of motion Of the joint happens
Immediately after the accident. A
sprained limb should be kept perfectly
quiet. To prevent Inflammation use
poultlces Of wormwood, hops OF tansy.-
Herald Of Health,
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BROUGHT Thorn Out In Sections.

Ono Of our county physicians, who
lives at Tazewen, was called to see o
very tall gentleman who lives In the
neighborhood of Brantly, and who was
sick with tho measles. On account OF
the exceeding height Of the man the doc
tor advised him to paint q ring around
bis body with iodine and he would pro-
ceed to bring the measles out on him one
end at time, as 1t would be impossible
toaccomplish the whole Job at once. Our
Informant states that the ring was drawn
end the measles brought out In sections
-Buena Vista GA Patriot,
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Statues DESTROYED 1,Y Snow.

1t has been observed that snow Is de-
structiyo of marble statuary; and this
may be due, in part at least, to the re-
Gently discovered fact that snow absorbs
sulphurous acid, according to Herr
sentncr, becomes ozonized into sulphuric
acid. In the neighborhood of gas works
tho results are likely to be more marked.
----Mt.4 yeyt TcieErhtn.
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Bncklen's Arnica SaIye

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill.
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Hill Bros,
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IN tie Court of Common Pleas.
G. W. Sullivan, Jr., VS.. Mrs. Jane Kay,
ct. al.-Foreclosure.
In obedience to the Judgment of Fore.
i closure in the above entitled action,
will sell at Anderson c. H., s. c., on
Salesday in January next, the mortgaged
premises below described, to wit:
All that tract of land situate in Ander-
son County, on Little River Creek, con-
tanning twenty.six acres, more or less.
conveyed by Wyatt Mattison to G, H.
Kay and Joel Kay.
ALSO.
ALI that part of the Gabriel Hand tract,
adjoining the above tract, containing
eighty.seven acres, more or less, being part
ofthe tract conveyed by Wyatt Mattison
to Jane Kay, bounded by lands of Nancy
Mattison, James Gambrell, and others.
Terms Of Salc-One-third cash, balance
on credit of twelve months. with interest
FROM day Of sale, secured by bond and
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for papers.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Dec. 12.=1SS0 23
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FALL ANNoUNC CE.Ml1T Elm IT

NHE undersigned desire to inform the
il general public that they are now bet
Ter prepared than ever before to SUIT the
trade. AS Merchant Tailors they are thor
oughly posted in all of the latest sty les,
and they are prepared to CUT, FIT and
MAKE UP Goods on very short notice:
They employ the best workmen,. and will
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Suits neatly done.
Any gentleman wishing an Overcoat,
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simere should give us call.
Our trade so far this Fall is beyond our
expectation. but we want to increase it.
CLARK & BRO.
Nov 1880
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Harper !; ! Bazaar. ) : z, II. ]
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p 5Ealpers Ba.ar Is ajournal for the home. Civ
ing the. latest information with regard to the
Fashions, It's numerous illustrations, fashion-
plates, and pattern. sheet supplements are indisi
pensable alike to the home dress-maker and the
professional modiste. No. expense Is spared In
making Its artistic attrsctivenoss Of the highest
order. Its clever short stories, parlor plays and
and thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes and its last
page Is famous as budget Of Wit and humor. In
its weekly Issues every ything is included which Is
of interest TO women. During 1899 Give Thorne
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Lowe DickiEson III respectively furnish series
Of papers on .aThe9 Daughter at Home, ~ Three
Meals Day.. and .a7rrhe Woman Of the Period =
The serial novels win b written Ry Walter Besant
and F.9W. Robinson. 5l
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1890.
Harper Magazine. me
ILAUSTRATED.

. a new, Shakespeare-the Shakespeare Of Edwin
A.Abbey-wlll bo presented In uarper's Maga-
zine for 1890, with commedts by Andrew Lang.
Harper's Magazine has nlso made special arrange
ments with Alphonse Daldet, the greatest Of ll7-
ing french noyests for the exclusive publication,
in serial form, Of humorous story, to be entitled
aThe Colonists OF Tarascon:: the Lnst Adventures
Of the Famous Tartarln.n The story. Will be
translated by Henry James, aud illustrated by
Ross. and Myrbach.
!. W. D. Howells will contribute q novelette, in
three parts, and Lafcadio Hearn novelette, in two
parts, entitlsd "Ycumn," handsomely illustrated.
In illustrated papers, touching subjects of cur
rent interest, and in its short stories poems, and
timely articles, the Magazine will maintain Its
well-known standard .5sa=Ss,
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AT THE HEAD!
C. A. REEDS GRAND Combination
PIANOS, ORGANS SEWING MACHINES and BUGGlES.

OU will find EVERETT WHEELoCK K!MBALL and ESIEY r
AMOS each upexeeed in power and singing a n.y. G auo p
procured of First Glass TUNER and slpAEE6, % VINO
will am sure PARTICULAR thereby adding important
feature to the business ppyng felt in Anderson your
Pianos repairs give trial . o.nD,.nrc prccIEs
just received Loads Of best make Of BHGEs
and an look through OF the best Northern
dou assured that only please my @ @ m s
HARNESS WHIPS and LAP ROBES without num6sr pw
the B@f I"0dng Maenes lbe N!sm
y0E D0MESTTC DAVIS TVHITg V1cTC1 aud ROYL ST. JOHN
all talk for themselves have agents always OIL the e no
eaGv instruction required
With nv combined IMMENSE Sockf can please n most
estdou Give me call before purchasing Very respectfully,
G. A. REED, Agent, Anderson. s. @.
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Saturday accommodation tY
Anderson and LowndesviHe N
son 7 p. III. and arrives Q; 0;S<
This is the quickest 16
--rracnes there three hoV
other iliie. 5
Elegant Palace sleepink
Atlanta and ChHrltst s.
from Anrrsla 10 ChaE
Connections tnhN
lnnta. and all otlrr poi 6
T;.ket> Oh sYe at I
p.,t to all pINts at ch
<bsgsage Checked thrdfS
Any Other nlormatioba
VIM. J. CIR
rrav. Pas. AgenI
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FOR SALE.

r HAVE for sale some valuable Real
i Estate, including some choice City
Lots and Farming Lands. Apply to
w. Fl. FRIERSON.
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TO RENT.
RELTON
male and Female Academy.

TIME First Term of Session 1Ss9-sO of
Il this progressive School will begin
September 2hd, with full corps of in
structors. Prof. W. e. Breazeale, graduate
of Furman University, class 1885, and OF
Rutgers College, New Jersey, 1889, has
been added to the faculty. The course Of
instruction practical and classical. Supe.
rior instruction in instrumental and vocal
music. Commercial Department complete
and thorough in all its details. Military
Drill for males-Calisthenic for females.
Tuition, per term, $3.50, SLIPS, $l5 90.
Music $500. Board, with Principal, 50. 90
per month. Cost of uniforms about same
as fer ordinary clothing. For catalogue
T. T. KEMP, Principal,
Bolton, s. G.
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1890.
Harper's Young People.

- : o.. =.
; The Eleventh Volume Of Harper's Young People,
which begins with the Number for November 5,
1889, presents an attractive programme 1t will
offer to its readers at least four serials OF the
usual length, and others in two OF, three parts,
namely, .'sThe Red Mustang" by William O. stod'
dard ); spill and tho Baby" by Lucy c. Little /;
"Prince Tommy by John Russell Coryell and
"Mother's Way" by Margaret E. sapsster two
short serials by Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen. Two
series Of Fairy Tales will attract the attention of
lovers Of the wonder-world, namely, the quaint
tales told by Howard Pyle and so admirably illus
trated by him, and another series in different
vein by Frank NJ. Bicknell. There will be short
stories by W. D. Howells, Thomas Nelson Page,
Mary E. Wilkins, Nora Perry. HARRIET Prescott
Spofford, David Ker, Hezekinh Butterworth, So
phie SWEET, Richard Malcolm Johnston, etc.
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- There is decided sensation at
Greensboro, N. c., growing out of the
capture of a strange creature, of whose
origin nothing seems to be known.
When first seen she had just sprung out
of a box car and was running up the
railroad. She entered houses, frighten-
ing the inmates out of their wits. The
woman, or whatever it is, does not speak,
but barks like dog and bites right and
left. She caught one man by the coat
sleeve and took out piece as though it
had been done with a steel instrument
The creature had on her arm two baskets
filled with cast off fruit cans, and when
overtaken threw down the baskets and
fought savagely. No information can
be drawn from her as to her name. origin
or destination. She is curioualy dressed
and her hair is wrapped about her head
10 disordered way. Barking and snap.
ping like dog are her characteristics,
with a readiness to fight anything that
confronts her. The authorities are anx-
ious to get her offtheir hands,.
"A false Messiah has lately appeared
in Arabia, and multitudes of Jews are
following him. A man of high educa.
,tioD, with tremendous force of character,
he has been greeted by the poor among
his people as the very deliyerer they
need. Regiments of life guards, COM
posed of Hebrew youths, protect his
person, and he has even deceived some
ofthe wise and prudent of the Jews Of
Northern Arabia.
- 1t is estimated that in ninety per
cent. of all the cases coming before the
police Justices of New York city, the
fault may be traced to the use of intoxi.
cants.
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Aug 8, 1889
Repairing Machinery.

Yg1HE undersigned has oponod u Repair
4 Shop in the rear of Moore's Ware,
house. where he is prepared to overhaul
Steam Engines and repair all kinds of ma
cbinery. First class work guaranteed.
Charges moderate Boiler work spo-
cialty. ,,,.,,o, -.
Sept 10 1889 IL 3m
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subscription to Hurper's Young People Sc
cures ajuyeuile library. There is useful knowl-
edge, also plenty of amusemcnt-Bost Adyer-
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MASTERS SALE.
III tie Court of Common Pleas.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF ANDERSON.
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No IA makes close connection for Atlanta.
No. IS makes close connection for Augusta anD'
Charleston at Columbia
Jas, L. TAYLOR 6en'l Psss. Agent.
D. CARDwEEL, Asst Pass. Agt, corlh'rha, >
edr Baks tfkfic MnhaBet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-03-30
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
SWEET LAVENDER

Sweet Lavender" the pleasing produc.
ton Of A. w. Pinero, Esq, was given last
night at Portland Theatre to good sized an.
dience. In many of its features the comedy
is well calculated to please. The house last
night derived much enjoyment from Sweet
Lavender" which was well stagedIand well
acted. Mr.. David R. Young was strong in
the role of Horace Bream and won for him.
self very favorable place in the apprecias
tion of the audience Mr.. Chas. 81. Brad
shaw was favorite as Dick Phenyl, bar
rister, and in all his difficulties and failings
received the sympathy of those who heard
him. Miss Percy Haswell acted the part of
Lavender in manner that did credit to her
talent, and Miss Emma Madden as Mis-.
Gllhllian, and Miss Bessie Hunter as Ruth
kolt, were pleasing. Mr.. L. ID. Frawley as
Clement Hale, the adopted son of Godfrey
Wedderburp, the banker, was strong in his
Characterization and pleasing. All the other
parts were well taken.
The following selections were rendered BY
Prof Grimmer and orchestra
Overture-Ocean Pearls Herman
Waltzes-My Queen (by requesD 1890. Bucaioss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Czibulka
NOTES.
Margaret Mather is billed to play at Port
land Theatre Friday and Saturday, April 5
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THE WEBER CLUB.
A Pleasant Meeting at the PrebIe
House Last Night.

The Weber Club met at the Preble House
last evening with invited guests and had
their annual supper with their usual good
time of hilarity, storytelling, music, etc.
The invited guests and honorary members
present were John B. Coyle, VIM. E. Chand-
Ter, Geo. w. Marston, Jerome Rumery, An
drew j. Rich, Lewis E. Smith and Mr..
Jacobs.
The number of the Club at the reunion
was twenty eight. Il. Fiins-vf Diddc-
ford. one Of the first members of the Club,
at their annual jubilee.
At the supper the witty ones kept the
members around the festive board in go cd
humor. After finishing the different courses
of the menu tho evening was spent in story.
telling and song.
The new president acted as host who
called upon Mr.. j. B. Coyle who responded
He was glad to see the Club fiourishing un-
der their conductor, Mr.. Kotzschmar and
thought its success we'll assured.
Mr.. II. R. Fling was called upon and
responded. He had pleasant recollections
of singing with this society in years gone by.
also Mr.. w. e. Chandler.
"A letter of regret was read from Mr.. G. w.
Marst0n.
Mr.. Jerome Rumery said he came to hear
some music and was much pleased with his
reception and wished the Club success. Mr..
kotzschmar expressed thanks" Mr.. l.. E.
Smith told story and Mr.. VIM. p. Goss
recited poem. Remarks were made by
Mr.; Frank w. Shaw, one of the members,
and by Mr.. G. j. Stetson. Mr. d. p. Perkins
told an anecdote of the Great Napoleon and
Patrick's description of fiddle.
:, The Club sang 1.-THE Joy Of the Hunters"
the cuckoo's song, and the singers march,
Messrs. Dow, Baker, Merrifeld and Perkins
sang pleasingly as quartette. Solos were
Lewis E. Smith. The entertainment closed
by.singing Schumann's "The Two Grena-
diers," Mr.. Kotzschmar accompanist, in
which all united In a manner that made the
welkin ring. Mr.. Kotzschmar should feel
proud of his fine club which will receive
number Of new members this year.
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GETTING READY FOR SUMMER.
The casco Bay Steamboat Company
Very Busy at Present.

1t reouires a large amount of work to keep
in running order line of steamers AL
though the Casco Bay Steamboat Company's
boats were never taken off the line in the
fall of the year in as good condition as they
were when hauled off last fall, still Manager
Cooling finds there is plenty to do to get the
boats ready and to be put on the line again
for the summer travel. The steamer Cadet
will be taken to the Portland Company's
wharf today to receive her new boiler, now
almost completed, and If the boat requires
anything else to put put her in frst-class
condition she will have it.
Painters have been engaged and will begin
to paint the Emita today. This steamer will
go on the line April 10.
The Sunday trips ON this line will be re-
sumed Sunday, April Z, and will be made all
summer, beginning on that date.
Plans are being made for a new waiting
room at Evergreen landing, Peaks Island.
The house will be 20x25 feet, and will be a
convenient and handsome one. 1t will some
what resemble the waiting house at Little
Diamond Island, but the sides will be more
closed in.
Monday league & Bennett will begin to
rebuild the wharf at Little Diamond Island.