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Merit Wins,

We desire to say to our citizcus, That for
years We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica 6alve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
grest popularity purely on their merits.
Hill Rrna DrnrrniIfx
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERsoH

~ = VI SOO IL SxAAsS6A4N&Af
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court Common Pleas.
M. P. Tribble, c. c. P, Plaintiff, vs.. Mary
J. Timms, ct al, Defendants. s.-Judgment
Of Foreclosure.
TN obedience to the order of sale to me
Il directed, will sell on Salesd.y in
December next, in front of the Court
House in the City of Anderson, the fol.
lowing described property, to wit:
All that Tract or Parcel Of Land, con-
tanning one hundred and fifteen acres
more or less, on waters of Twenty ei1
Mile Greek. adjoining land of Samuel R.
Timms and others, less ten acres, more or
less, in possession of Samuel r. Timms, is
being the same conveyed to Jesse Timms
as part of the Real Estate of Jesse Timms,
deceased, known as the Homo Place, now
in the possession of said Mary j. Timms.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser t. pay for pa.
peis.
R. M. BURRISS, Master.
Nov 8, 1892 10
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Judge Of Probate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Anderson.
Tn the Probate Court.

J.E. Williams, as Administrator with
the Will annexed of Frances E. Glynes,
deceased. Plaintiff, against Corrie Val
entlne, Hattie Broyles, Missouri Wri-
ter and Elizabeth Grayson, Defendants.
Petition to sell Land in aid Of per-
sonal assets to pay debts, for relief, &c.
10y virtue Of an order in the above Sta
ID ted case made in this Court, I will
sell on Salesdsy in December next the
following described Tract of Land as the
Real Estate Of Frances E. Glynes, do
ceased:
An that certain Tract OF Land, situate
in Bolton Township, in the County and
State aforesaid, containing si1ty.nine
acres, more or less, known as tho "Stan-
tonville Place." and adjoining lands Of
the Estate Of J. B. Lewis, deceased, and
others.
Terms offs Sale-One-half cash, balance
on credit of twelve months, with interest
on deferred payment, to be secured by
bond of the purchaser and mortgage OF
the premises, with privilege to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay extra for
papers. -, oox-
Judge Of Probaee.
Nov 2, 1902 ~
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERqoN COuNTY


In the Court Of Comn,oH Pleas.
Lewis A. Brook and Thos. Fl. Brock.
Partners, &C., Plaintiffs, vs.. D. S. Bran
yon, n. G. Branyon. Sylvester Bleck.
ley and j. ]. Fretwell, Partners, &c.,
ct al, Defendants-Complaint to Fore
close Mortgage on Real Estate for Re-
% %nURSUANT to an order Of Court
herein, will sell on Salesday in
December next, in front Of the Court
House, in the City Of Anderson, the fol-
lowing described Lands, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF
Land, situate, lying and being on West
Barker's Creek, in Honea Path Town
ship, County Of Anderson and State
aforesaid, containing two hundred and
fifty-four acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Mrs. Lavinda Seawright, r. B.
Kay, r. II. Branyon, j. G. Williams and
estate Of E. J. Johnson, deceased.
Terms-One-third cash, balance In
twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale, secured by bond and mortgage, with
leave to anticipate payment. Purchaser
to pay for papers. ~
Nov. q 1892 10
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A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure a
return OF purchase prica. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any Of
feotion of Throat, Lungs or Chest. auch as
Consumption, Inflammation of Lunga,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc. etc. 1t is pleasant and agreca-
bio to taste, perfectly safe. and can always
be depended upon. Trial bottles FREQ at
Hill Bros, Druggists.
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MAsTERS's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
III the Court of Common Pleas.
Jeptha Harper, Plaintiff, VS.. Mrs. Emma
Martin, Edward Martin, ct al, Defen-
dant-Foreclosure
IN obedience to the order of Court
4 herein, I will sell in front Of the
Court House, in the City OF Anderson,
s. c., during the usual hours Of public
sale, on Salesday in December next, the
following described property, to-wit:
All that piece, parcel or lot of Land sit
uate in the County and State aforesaid,
containing one hundred and thirty acres,
more ,or less, and on Little Beaverdam
Creek, waters of Rocky River, 1t being
the lot of Land whereof W. Augustus
Martin died, seized and possessed.
Terms-One-half cash, balance with
interest from day of sale, in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage,
with leave to anticipate payment. Pur-
chaser to pay extra for papers.
r. M. BURRISS, Master.
Nov. o, 1892, 10 4
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NToTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned Administrator of
the Estate of Jas. and Sarah McMahan, de.
ceased, hereby gives notice that he will
apply to the Judge of Probate for Anderson
County on the 9Th day of December, 1892
for Final Settlement of said Estate and dis
charge from his Office as Administrator.
4. T.. McN1AHAN, Admir-.
Nov. 8, 1892 10
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY 0P AHDRRs0II

COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COT-c.T OF COMMON PLEAS.
In Re. the infants Mary @. Sullivan, nee
Knox, John Mex. Knox, Chas. L. Knox
and Abner w. Knox.-Petition for the
appointment of Public Guardian.
TN pursuance of the Act OF the General
i. Assembly in such cases provided no.
tice is hereby given that petition viii be
presented to the judge of the Eighth Cir
cult, at Chambers, two weeks after notice
hereof, for the appointment of ". T. Cox,
Probate Judge for Anderson County. as
the Public Guardian for the Estates of Ma
ry C. Sullivan, John Nick. Knox, Chas. l..
Knox and Abner w. Knox, consisting of
about $1,000 due them from the Estate
OF their late father, 81. M. Knox, deceased, !,
as no fit, competent and responsible per-
son can be found who is willing to assume
the guardianship.
MURRAY & WATKINS,
Attorneys, Pro. Pets.
Nov 8, 1907 10
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There were no Presidential elections in
the days before the war, at least none in
south Carolina. The Legislature in those
days did the political work, and always
did it according to the will Of the citizens.
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.MThursday, 24th inst, has been set apart
by President Harrison as the National
Thanksgiving Day. Our people have
much to be thankful for, and VIZ hope
the day will be generally observed.
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= Mrs. B. A. Hussey has started
cigar factory near Sumter. Her cigars
are skillfully made and Of excellent ha-
vor. Mrs. Hussey has learned the trade
and thoroughly understands her busl-
ness.
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NOTICE OF
County Commissioners.

WE, the undersigned, County Com.
w nissioners elect Of Anderson Coun-
ty, hereby givo notice that we will con-
veue in the office of County Co mmisHion.
ers of said County on the llth day OF
November proximo, at II q. na., for the
cations for Steward of the County Poor
House and Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners for the years 1893 and 'e.
r. e. PARKER,
B. T. MARTIN,
W. P. SNELLGROVE,
Board Co. ComE., a. c., 8. c., Elect.
Nov 9, 1892 19
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THIS IS WORTH YOUR CONSIDERATION

IT acknowledged g. MEANS carried the largest
fitting Stock of Clothing Shoes and Hats Anderson
1t also that TAYLOR GRAFTON bought that Stock for
half its value which places them in position to sell you at New
York Cost still, profit Common teaches that
CAN'T sell goods without making profit and & h talk
about goods cheap doing ALL BOSH
Buy your Goods u.s. can't that ARE
selling you prices will make present of $4,000
patronage account of friendship as faVo
simply business transacon KNOWING that
it to YOUR INTEREST we'll as
Thanking you for your past patronage,
Very truly youn,
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WANTED {!

~ MISSES and BOYS that want te
I'll buy Shoes. Come soon or you
lose bargain.
Shoes for $1.OO worth $1.5,.
Shoes for ST. Is, worth S1.75.
Also, few pairs Boys Brogsns, No
= A. B. TOWERS,
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MASTERS SALE.

Nov. 0, 1892
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-31
Indoraenant.

Grand Patriarch Leonard, In his annual mes
sage TO the Grand Encampment at Its recent
session In this city, expressed his apr collation.
OF The practical assistance be bad received and
the benefit the order al large had derived from
the many publications OF visits and matters per-
Timing to the fraternity over which he presided
by THE MORNING CALL
California is fraierDal society land. 1t would
be difficult TO find many men OF prominence,
many hrst-class mechanics, many thinkers or
practical workers in any useful department OF
life IN California who are not members OF some
fraternity. Recognizing this fact many years
ago THE CALL originated the "Fralernal Index"
department, and opened lis columns to every
legitimate fraternity, large or small. The only
query was and Is. docs your society visit the
sick, relieve the distressed, bury the dead, pro-
tect The widow, educate the 0rphan?" III so.
whether said society has one hundred or one
hundred thousand members, 1t Is equally well
come to have lis items of news ana progress
cnrouicled in the "Fraternal Index"
Many hundreds Of columns have been devoted
IN the past years to imDartially and tIuthiuly
presenting TO the readers oil this Journal the
passing events of fraternal organizations aud
thousands OF members who do not see publica-
lions OF The orders TO which they belong have
acquainted themselves with its items OF progress
by reason OF THIS department. and thousands
who knew rot OF the existence OF some organiZa.
lions have had their thoughts invited 10 them
from seeing matters printed here In connection
with them. and the organizations have obtained
members from this Information.
The ''FrateTpai Ind Y" has studiously avoided
that which IL deemed doubtful or or speeu-
lattve character, and sriven to present the rec
oids only OF the legitimate fraternties, and that
is why to-day IL Is recognized as au authority In
these matters and receives such Endorsement as
here alluded TO.
The motto OF the future viii be The same az
that OF the Ddst Every legitimate fraiernai
society, large OF small, equally welcome.
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i. O. O. Il.

A delegation of the Veteran Odd Fellows visit.
ed Porter Lodge of Oakland last Wednesday
evening. They were welcomed on behalf OF the
lodge by Charles n. Fox. Z. e. NJ. and the noble
grand. A delegation from Eueinal Lodge OF Al
ameda was also present. Addresses were made
by President James LinfOrih Past Presidents
II. S. VIM, j. f. CrOs II and +. Il. Cooper. W.
+. Slater. 7. q. M. Of ONO. 4. Winchester Past
Grand Randlett OF Encinal and Secretary w. II.
Barnes. IL was an occasion filed with tnteresf.
The Veterans have accepted an invitation 10
VISIT Fountain Lodge, Franklin aud Webster
streets Oakland. on Monday evening. N0Yem-
Der 81.
The last Sovereign Grand Lodge laid down the
law very emphatieay upon the subject OF hay-
Ing intoxicating beverages at gatherings OF the
order he enactment reads:
No subordinate or Grand Lodge, Rebekah
Lodge or convention, subordinate or Grand En-
campment canton or Grand Canton, and no
member OF any OF the above organizations OF any
rank or station In the same, shall hold or max
any arrangement for. or manage or 10 any eX-
tent contract, any anniversary, excursion, picnic.
ball or party, or eRteFta nnent OF any kind
where regalia, emblems, name OF the order
Will be worn, assumed or used. without first OBJ
talning the consent OF the executive grand
officer In the jurisdiction or department
of the order In which the entertainment Is pro-
posed TO be held, Such permission only TO be
pTedicated upon the diiect promise through the
officers OF the subordinate or grand body SEEK
ing the permission that no Intoxicating bever-
ages CT any Kind shall be offered TO The members
or guests present on The occasion"
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Imnroved orderofRea uea.

J. w. Maher. q. c. OF R., says that while the
city tribes are not extra &C i've in The admission
OF palefaees, yet The subOrdinates are not asleep
aud that number OF them have names for
adoption. but owing TO Iha political excitement
the candid ties do not seem 10 find time 10 pre-
sent themselves. POhonachee, OSce0i, Modoc.
Winnemucca White Eagle, Tonawanda aud Gray
Eagle report work last week aud considerable on
hand for the future.
AT Soioyome last week George II. Buck, P.
G.. s., of Redwood City, was present lie has
just returned from bis honeymoon tip in the
East.
The braves of Oakland and Alameda turned
out In goodiy numbers Columbus day. The
three Tribes were present In force. as was the
uniformed rank of Tahoe League No. 8. This
rank is increasing in membership quite rapidly.
dozen or more will be adopted this week.
Tecumseh OF Oakland proposes a grand pow
wow and adoption OF twenty-five palefaees on the
10th OF November.
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in Saragossa ing Tower.
the side from which it was inclined. and
the joints of the patchwork Immediately
above the piuth showed tendency TO
open, Indicating that the tower was
in very preeari0us condition. Ne
doubt il the Tore Nueva were in this
country it would be intrusted 10 some
architect of note to straighten it, but the
Spanish are slow TO try any such expert
ments. splendid old bronze bell. about
six feet high, was hung inside the arcade
at the top of the tower. Though 1t had
not been rung for years, the engineer was
of the opinion that this bell was the chief
factor of the insta biiity of the building. aud
how the tower was to be demolished with
the great weight of the bell fixed at the
summit was problem TO the Spanish alt
therities at that time. Also owing to the
alteration and additions to the base made
some forty years ago, the entrance door
was reduced in size. and the present new
door is no: large enough for the bell to pass
through. We have one consolation, that
there still remains another semi Moorish
oetagonal tower in SaragosSa OF even
full aud original in design as the one
demolished. At Calatayud there are sew
eral others of similar design, one OF which
slightly leans. Indeed, the Giralda at
Seville, perhaps the finest tower 10 the
world, is considerably off the plumb-line.
Although the municipal authorities of
Saragossa voted sum of money for the
demolition of the Tore Nneva, a great
many of the citizens had all along opposed
the idea. They even succeeded in inducing
the Government to send down special
commission to examine the structure. with
however. the unsuccessful result that the
Government decided on having the tower
destroyed.
lit is not too late, might point out as a
suggestion that the promoters of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. who, we learn,
are negotiating for the purchase of certain
old historical houses in England. should
communicate with the Spanish Government.
/ have no doubt they could easily arrange
for its transportation across the Atlantic.
The resurrection plant grows in Mexico
opd A fri
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Irving Hall failed 10 accommodate the great
throng which responded 20 the invitation OF Dis
trict last Tuesday evening j. H. Grady pre-
sided. Remarks were made by Deputy Thomas
Williams and j. n Young, 7. G. Nj. w. Fro
gramme OF music, recitation and song was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Longwotth, Mrs. Longworth,
Mrs Olivia Kingsland. Mrs. II. McAuline, Miss
Nellie Giusti the Misses Gertie and Nuta Grady
Miss Isabel Munson, Miss Siehlau, Miss Zinnan
Messrs /. c. CoggiB, Joseph Zinnan, Louis T.
Kpell r. w. Jones. A comcdctta by George
Hammersmitb Edwin Lawrence, Miss Bessie
Owens and Miss Rose BrodeTck closed the sue
cessful reception OF the six lodges.
The benefits OF supreme body meeting at dit
ferent places Is exemplined by The gain OF I03
members In Montana last month.
The new jurisdiction OF Manitoba commences
life with 1899 members. These were all taken
from Ontario, and yet said jurisdiction only
shows loss for the month OF 1873, which really
Is net gain Of membership for Ontario OF 4l6
for the month.
Nebraska shows net gain OF 397 for August
il has bad only three assessments In nine
months.
A new edition OF the ritual containing march
movements for those lodges having drill teams
has been printed.
Covlna Lodge, formed from Azusa Lodge, Is
doing we'll ana has recently taken In quite u UNI
Der OF candidates.
register which will show the history OF every
person who has joined the order Ia this Stale
since IL WAS organized; that is so far as his con-
nectlon With the order Is concerned Ii VIII be
OF iDcalculable yaine.
The San Rafael brethren are preparing for an
extra time on Thanksgiving eve.
The indications are that this order VIII reach
500. 1000 members by November 10. The success
has been wonderful, the average age and aver
age death rate being less now than ten years ago.
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American Legion of Honor.

TWO assessments are levied for November 10
pay sixy-eght death claims amounting 10
S215,0o0, OF which California has three deaths
calling for $4,000. All death claims on the state
m ut up 10 September have b Ell paid.
The financial statement shows receipts Sl96-
033 OF, disbursements S195, 500.
NJ. MIN 1887 this order de ermned 10 raise
an emergency fund of 100000. BY December,
1890. this amount was Oh hand. AS by the laws
OF MassaehuSeiIs any surplus arising from such
a fund might be distributed 10 participants.
dividend was declared and distributed to The
members, amounting 10 s1o4 1000 in Angus.
1891, and IN August, 1892. another dividend
amounting 10 sl68 600 was similarly distri-
butte Tie dividend 10 each member depends
upon The amount contributed By said member 10
the formation Of said fund.- as peT assessment,
long OF short membership. and varied from 20
CENTS 10 $40 60
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Anc;snt order Forester..

The officials are ali busy making preparations
for the meeting of the subsidiary high court in
this city next Thursday. The indications are
that the same VIII be largely attended The net
gain of 1000 members for The past year shows
that earnest Work has been done. fraternai
reception Will be extended by The local brethren
and sisters TO the delegates at !. O. o. r. Hall on
Thursday evening. W q. Barnes VIII deliver an
address on Forestry and musical and literary
numbers, with other features, Will form the pro.
gramme. On Friday evening banquet will be
given the visitors.
Court Twin Peaks entertained large number
Of guests al its fifth anniversary celebration last
Tuesday evening.
Washington Circle admitted quite a number at
its last session. The Companions OF the Forest
are keeping pace With the brethren.
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Good TnmDlaIs.

The reports from the State generally are quite
encouraging. Many new members have been
received and number OF lodges established
Much interest is manifested In and additions
are being made TO the rolls of the Bands OF hope.
International Lodge VIII celebrate Its twenty
fifth anniversary with an extra programme on
Monday night, November z, at Mozart Hall,
Market
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-31

Louis q. Sch0fd, supreme arch, visited Gar
den City Grove. San Jose, October 10. At this
meeting San jose Grove was present In body
TO welcome The Chief executive official OF the
supreme body. On the 2 lst he visited the bTeth-
ren al ST. Helena aud also Olive Circle at same
locality. AT all OF these points the supreme arch
illustrated the work and assisted at receptions
OF members, and was The recipient of banquets
at the hands OF his pleased constituents.
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Masonic.

The Sir knights of Manitou Springs placed
while canvas cross-ihe long arm being $50 feet
in length and the short one over 300--on the
side OF a mountain near Pixies Peak, which
could be seen for 200 miles from trains going
west.
An exchange says that DR.. Enoch fithtan Of
Greenwich, n. j., celebrated his Que hundredth
birthday couple OF sundays ago. He began
praeIictng physician IN 1916. He was in-
iiiated in the BreaIly Lodge OF Free MaSOns OF
Bridge on, n. j., in 1916, and has been Mason
seyenly-six years.
The Iowa Masonic Library has received
valuable donation of seventeen bound volumes
and numerous pam phets from Hon. George O.
Cannon Of Utah. The library has already a
large collection of books, pamphlets aud news
paper clippings upon this Interesting subject.
including copy Of the first edition OF "Book OF
Moimon," now so rare and valuable.
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LEANING TOWERS.
Another of the Famous Structures at

Another of tho Famous Structures at
StraSOssa.
Correspondence London Graphic.
Your sketch Of the fine old leaning tower
at Saragossa is specially interesting to those
who were forum ate enough to see it before
its demolition. AS recently as June of this
year, being in the north of Spain. l made a
point of visiting Saragossa to examine the
Tore Nueya. Through the kindness of the
Mayor, who sent an official with
the keys, / inspected the tower. ac-
companied with Senior Alfonso Gomez
Urtasun, chief engineer of the city. The
structure was badly cracked at the base Oh
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KNIGHTS of Honor.

j. w. Rourke. q. D., and G. H. NJ Curry
g. r.. visited Yosemite Lodge last Wednesday
evening. and made appropriate remarks. Brief
addresses by other members OF the lodge also
added 10 tile interest OF the session.
Saxon Lodge Is arranging fer reunion to
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knights and Ladies OF Honor.

"U asSessmehtS TOT November.
supreme Protector l.. b. LOckard has Issued
statistical chart No. 4, another OF those valuable
pubhcations OF information which should be
generally distributed. Grand Secretary Carlton
will send or deliver them on application.
This order now has $1,000 members, and has
paid to benefciarles the handsome sum OF ST.
033, 4l0 80.
I'm pire Lodge has removed TO FOresters' Rail,
on EDDY street. and now meets on the first and
third Fridays
Bay City received six applications last session,
and resolved that tie rule hei eater should be
applications every meeting.
Pacific has Issued invitations tor one OF its
pleasant dancing parties on the 18th Inst.
Pal0 Alto il doing weil-two limitations and
five applications last week
The regular monthly social OF Excelsior will
take place Wednesday evening, November 18th,
aud take the form OF novelty souvenir ball.