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II Should Be in Every House.

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Strung Up and Eiddled.

MoNrdpMERY, Ala, August 24.'-To-
night at Mitchell's Station, thirty miles
south of here. band of masked men took
Riley walk ker and Richard Jordan off the
Central train, bound for Montgomery,
from Deputy Sheriff Kertland and lynch;
ed them BY hanging them to tree, and
afterwards perforating their bodies with
buckshot, The prisoners had been tried
at Union Springs, for murder, were con-
yicted and Walker was sent up to the
peniteutiary for life, Jordan for twelve
Last February, the agent at Suspension,
on the Mobile and Girard railroad, was
shot dead in his store, adjoining the
station. Two weeks later, Mr.. Hal! was
shot at the same place, but was not killed.
The crimes were traced to gang of MUIR
derers and robbers, of which Walker was
the leader and Jordan member, Detoot-
i've William Wallace, Of Columbus, Ca,
went down to arrest Walker. The
detective and others surrounded walkers
house, when the latter shot Wallace dead
through door and then escaped. lie
was afterwards caught in Florida. Jor-
dan was caught In Bullock county.
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Elders In Convention.

R1DaEwAY, August 26.-Sixteen Nor.
men elders, their State president, and
the president of the Southern States, held
q conference under huge brush harbor;'
eight miles east of here yesterday and
today. About three hundred whites and
twenty-five negroes were present today.
Among whom were dozen Intelligent
men from Ridgeway. Strange to say,
thew were pleased with what.they heard.
Mcrmonism is the topic on our streets
tonight. Those who heard the sermons
defending them, while they are bitterly
denounced by other citizens.
Their president of the Southern States
announced from the platform that he
would call on Governor Tillman before
his departure. Should the Governor be
converted he will have to 90 to their
"Zion," which is Utah, and enjoy this
religion. ,,,.,
What can their motives be? Will some
one enlighten our oommunity.-Specsat
to the State.
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DR.. Pops's Withdrawal from the
-" Primary


On last Thursday, Or. Sampson rope
gave to the press thu following card an
nouncing his withdrawal from the Guber-
Material race in the primary election,
which took place yesterday. The Doctor
is one of the original members OF the
Reform faction, and this card should be
read carefully by every white man who
is capable of doing his own thinking:
TO the Democratic Voters OF South
Carolina: am in receipt of numerous
letters from citizens of different counties
in this State notifying me- that hundreos
of reformers desire to vote for me, but
that no ticket has been gotten out. The
truth is, the machinery of the reform
movement is in the hands OF the "ring"
and voters are 80 much afraid of the party
that whilst they are willing and anxious
to vote for me they are afraid to allow
their names to appear on ticket. This
is deplorable state Of affairs and only
eoss to show how despotically they are
ruled. Under this state OF things it will
be impossible for me to get out ticket
in the majority of the counties and there
fore it will be foolish for me to longer
continue In the race for governor.
have this day withdrawn my pledge
from the State executive committee and
take this opportunity to say that WllI
not be candidate at the primary. Forty
thousand reformers and 32,0O0 conserva-
tives are virtually disfranchised and ~
600 ringsters dictate who shall hoid the
offices. saw the danger of this and when
the conservatives, in q desire to perpetu-
ate white supremacy in this State and to
conciliate the majority with view 70
peace, proposed that if they were allowed
to cast their vote for one of the four re-
formers running that they would be
satisfied. thought it a fair and honora-
bIe proposition and one which did them
great credit and advocated its acceptance.
The offer was refused at the dictation OF
a few blind leaders who were putted up
with their importance without regard to
the peace and general welfare OF the
whole people. The conservatives, must
say, have shown in this, and in grace.
fully submitting since 1890 to the rule OF
the majority, spirit worthy of emulat-
ion, Their treatment has been simply
outrageous and was enough to drive
them to desperation.
In retiring from this canvass desire
TO thank those friends who have stood oy
me all over the State, especially those IN
Darlington WIN ueu LILO =, y ,"nnoo ~ eSt
ont and endorse me. can not forget
the members of the press whose treat
ment of me, with tho exception of three
or four weeklies, has been magnanimous
in the extreme. ooo
In conclusion, let me say to the 40, 600
reformers who did not vote in the late
50. called primary if you vote refrain from
voting for governor at the primary, on
the 2sth inst. and thus put your seal OF
condemnation upon the ring methods
which have been employed. Cut of that
portion OF the ticket embracing the names
of the delegates or run your pen through
fheir names. You have right to do this
and only vote for member OF the general
assembly and county offices.
Very respectfully,
August %, 1894.
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TO the General Election.
Special to the State.

NEwBERRy, August A.-Because Or.
Sampson Pope has withdrawn from the
race for Governor is no reason why
Newberry is not to furnish man for
that position. Mr.. Frank Moon, sturdy
farmer Of this county and man VINO mas
never m sought nor held office, told me this
afternoon that he had made up his mind
to enter{the race for Governor. He had
not decided until he saw that DR.. Pope
had withdrawn, though he does not pro-
pose to enter the primary. He Is going 70
make his fight at the general election In
November.
He. too, was one time Reformer, but
proposes to make the fight as protest
against ring rule and bossism. He is IN
dead earnest and will issue his manifesto
early next week, and will stay in to the
finish, if he only gets one vote. ne
is built Of sticking stuff and is graduate
Of the South Carolina College before the
uar
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8 Last Monday morning the following
telegram was received by the Secretary
yof che State Executive Committee in
Columbia from Senator Butler: "I here
by withdraw my letter filed you cn June
g16th, announcing my candidacy Tor the
United States Senate" In the letter to
which he referred he announced himself
as o candidate for the United States
Senate, asked for separate box in which
the people might declare their choice for
United States Senator, and pledged him
self to abide by the result of the primary.
Nobody seems to know what 1t means,
but we believe there will be some devel-
sopments In q few days.
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Moseley News.

Mr.. J. T. Barnes was off on pleasure
trip last week to Marvin, Anderson and
Dean. Says he had huge time and en-
joyed himself i'm Intensely.
Several of our citizens attended the
barbecue at Hartwell, Ca, last Saturday
and returned with good report.
Mr.. M. Banister came in last week after
spending three weeks in Mohawk and
vicinity.
Mr.. will Shirly, of Level Land, was
here recently and stayed long enough to
break bread and WalloW a bed for David
Messrs. C. A. Patterson and Wylie
Newby, from Bordeaux, have been here
several days. They report fine crops in
their section.
Gently over about Level Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Henry Evans, from
Holland Store, spent few days here last
week.
Mr., Will Mckinney came home yester.
day from Bowersville, Co., but will
return there tomorrow, where he will
reside for q few months at least.
Messrs, Simpson d Morgan have moved
their saw mill up from Harper's Ferry,
and can now be found on the plantation
of Thompson Burriss.
Mr.. Hugh J. McKinny is very sick at
this writing. Hope to see him out soon.
The following was heard between two
young people Of this place not long since:
s'See Miss -, have had my mpstache
cut Off" "Oh, pshaw! why did you tell
me? I wanted to find 1t out myself
Hope "Sam Dewberry" has recovered
from his scare sufficient to communicate
with US again this week. We are anx-
ious to hear something more about that
delicious ugly darling of yours. Come,
Mr. Sam. and tell rs all about it.
He-"Aud you are sure I am the first
and only man who ever kissed you p
She-"Of course am sure, you don't t
doubt my word, do your" He-"Of
course do not doubt you, my darling.
I love you too madly, too dovotedly for
that. But why, oh, why, did you reach
for the lines the very instant ventured
to put my arms around you, if you had
never been there before2" Our gossipers
say we will have another wedding soon,
but Jimmy denies the charge. We will
wait and see. PEDRO.
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Captain Hand, a lifelong deer hun
ter from Calhoun county, Florida,
has killed during his life 2,244 deer,
to say nothing about bears and wild tur-
keys.
"A dose of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
taken in time has prevented many tit
of sickness and saved numerous lives.
This proves the necessity of keeping this
incopa parable medicine where it can be
readily reached at all hours Of the day
and night,
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Jumped Overheard at Sea.

MOBILE, Ala, August 4.-News
reached here this evening of the suicide
by jumping overheard at sea Of Mrs. Ida
Potter, wife of Capt. John Potter, of the
schooner Blomiden. The deed occurred
on last Saturday about two or three hun
dred miles off Mobile bar. The steward
and a sailor of the blomiden jumped
overheard and tried to rescue the unfor-
tunate lady, but failed. She was de-
ranged from prolonged illness.
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Here is schoolboy's definition OF
eternity: When cur. ships all come in
when the sea gives up her dead; when
Father Time hangs up his scythe; when
the heavens are rolled up like a scroll ;
when Gabriel blows the rams horn ;
when the solar system collapses; when
we find the lost Charlie Ross and the
man who struck Billy Patterson; when
Johnny gets his gun when society be-
comes pure, and s1after the ball is OVER
then will be eternity.
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A Georgia exchange, after careful Pc
Srusal sof the tariff bill, says there are
some people whom you like better the
better yon know them. So it is with the
Senate tariff bill The better you get
acquainted with its features the better
ySuw viii nkeit. It puts cotton bagging
Son the free list and reduces the tariff on
sll the necessaries OF life. It Will save
millions annually to the men who carry
their dinner In tin pail.
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Receiver Conner, OF the Central Rail-
road, has lost bis suit in which he tried
TO make the Port Royal and Western
Carolina Railroad pay back the amount
the Central paid out for operating expen-
ses. betterments and interest on the Au-
sgusta and Knoxville bonds during part
sof the time the Port Royal and Western
Carolina was under Sthe Central,s con-
troll The case went to the United States
Cont, before Judge Simonton Of the
Charleston circuit. The arguments were
sheard two weeks ago by the judge up in
the North Carolina mountains, and the
decision was rendered last week.
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Married q MulattO,

FosToR1A, O., August GA decided
sensation was created here by the mar
riage last night of the Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son, of the Methodist church of this city,
to Miss Bibbie Hawk, who is mulatto:
She is an attractive young woman, well
educated, refined and a great church
worker. She was a member of the Rev.
Mr.. Thompson's congregation, and for
the last five years he has been paying her
marked attention. His congregation re-
mons:rated vigorously, and finally few
weeks ago he was given all indefinite
leave of absence, and the church was
o1oeo6
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FOR SALE !!

THE NEVILLE PLACE, on Green
Il vile Street. New five.room Cottage,
nicely finished, nearly four acres of ground;
all inclosed; orchard, strawberry bed, and
everything going to make complete home.
Will be sold cheap and on reasonable
terms.
Also, several Vacant Lots and other i'm
proved City property. Also, several Tracts
of Land in the County. Apply to
j. w. QUATTLEBAUM,
Attorney at Law.
July 25, 1894 3m
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The populist candidate for governor Of
Arkansas is rendered ineligible 70 Office
By his failure to pay poll tax, il, which
regard he is TIRES years delinquent. And,
there are said to be several other l,opulis.
nominees in the Toothpick State in the
ID ma sfix. z, = ~ &i
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A Boston man has been arrested for
swindling. He advertised to send for 10
cents new invention for keeping ladies'
hats on without the use of hat pins. His
invention consisted of q rubber band
which he directed the ladies' who sent
him ten cents to sew on their hats and then
put the band under the chin when the hat
was worn,
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" To the August numbers OF the North
AHsesican Repiews Secretary Hoke Smith
contributes an exceedingly interesting
and valuable article on THE Resources
and Development Of the South. Mr..
ssmiths sis conyersant with the condition
;oi' The SoHth, its needs, and the progress
it ia making industrially, and such an
srticls from his pen win be given good
attention in every section of the country
where it Is read. ss., Y.
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Miss Emma Bates, candidate for sup-
erintsnde lent OF Public Schools in Michi-
gan, has made q deal with her formiia-
ble opponent BY which he withdraws
from tho race, Btumps the State in her
behalf, end if she Is elected will become
! her chief clerk and her husband. ~ t
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GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL,
s. C.

TALL Term begins on Monday, Sept
Il 8, 1894, with the following corps OF
instructors: Miss Maggie Evans. Princi-
pal; Mrs. 8. G. Baker, Miss Olive M
Brown, Miss Leila A. Russell. Miss Y. D.
Evans, Principal Music Department.
The course Of study is adapted to the
needs of those who wish a practical knowl'
edge of all the Grammar School branches.
In addition to this, instruction is given in
French, Higher Mathematics, Latin and
the Sciences. Thorough instruction in
primary and intermediate departments;
A music chart han recently been purchased
for the school, and pupils will be taught
vocal music without extra charge.
The Principal will take pleasure IN CIV
ing any other information desired,
Aug, q, 1894 9
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The very best news now in the COM
\ mercia1 reports come from the South.
The people are less in debt than formerly,
1 business is picking up, many new indus
tries are being established, and old ones
improved, and the crops promise to be
the finest in many years. s.
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meilical writer suggests that the adj
mittedl1 large increase In crimes of yio-
lence and II! suicides the past two months
has been due to the fact that the scarcity
and dsarness of fruit In our markets have
compelled more flesh eating than usual.
This assumes, of course, that animal food
stimulates the passions and arouses the
latent beast ir mankind:
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
y ANDERSON COUNTY.
BIZ ". +. Cox, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, George W. Richey has
applied to me to grant him Letters of Ad.
mfnistration on the Estate and effects Of
James N. Richey, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all kindred and creditors Of the said
Jas. n. Richey, deceased, to be and ap-
pear before me in Court Of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 14th day of September, 1894, after pub
lication hereof, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
August, 1894.
w. F. cox, Judge of Probate.
Aup 90. 1894 9
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3 The Democratic State conventions OF
Indiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Florida
and Texas have all recently endorsed
President Cleveland. Ex-senator Rea-
gan, Of Texas, an anti Cleveland man:
was defended for the Democratic nomina-
-ttuu fur tsUyernor. -
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The, boil worm is playing havoc with
cotton in some portions Of the West.
Whole fields are being completely de-
sstroyed. It is to be hoped that South
Carolina will be spared this calamity.
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No appetite? Then do not try to
force food down; but use tho most scien-
tifc means for restoring tone to the
stomach. How? Why, by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and in surprisingly short
time, your appetite will come again, and
come to stay.
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The strike is & il going on. On the
{ goth inss, the cotton operatives Of New
I Bedford, Mass, inaugurated their. gener-
al strike and nearly 1000 are idle. Tho
machinery of but five of the twenty-seyen
mills In the city will be shut down with
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REAL ESTATE.

Al NDERSON is growing and property
II is advancing, 80 the time Is ripe for
you to invest. For sale, that very desi.
rable House and Lot, with barn, water
works and all modern Improvements, on
McDutf1e Street, adjoining J. W. Poppe,
and belonging to the estate of DR.. w. H.
Todd. deceased. One fine Building Lot,
S5x2l0 feet. on west side McDuffie street,
adjoining Methodist District Parsonage.
One Tract Of Land, in high state of cult.
walton, containing 102 acres, only four
miles from city. Also. one House and
Lot in the town Of Pendleton, on Depot
storeroom on It, both belonging to I, G.
Evans, Jr. If you contemplate investing
see US before you buy, as we can suit you
in price and quality.
MURPHY & EVANS,
Attorneys at Law.
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HOOD & BROWN,
Real Estate, Renting,
Collecting and Loan Agents,

w ILL bay, sell or rent all kinds OF
Real Estate, collect rents or claims of any
kind; will take the management OF prop
erty and relieve owners of the care OF
selling, renting, insuring, paying taxes,
and otherwise managing the same.
Will make investments on first class se-
curity for parties having money to loan,
and negotiate loans for those Wishing to
borrow.
All business will receive prompt, careful
and personal attention.
Call on
JNO. K. HOOD, Attorney,
At Council Chamber,
Or
B. F. BROWN, JR.,
at his Job Printing Office.
July 18, 1894 3
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The State Alliance of Georgia has dis
banded and gone out Of business.
The reason given for this is, "too much
poiitius.n ~
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II. II. WATKINS,
NJ. L. BoEHAM.
Protest. onal Card.
William F. Mercer, Md.

GREEN WILLIE, .. y.
(Late Adjunct Professor of Diseases O.
Eye, Ear and Throat Medical College o
Virginia, Rict mond, Ya.)
Specialist. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Office over DIR. Addison's
Drug Store. Hours to l p. m. 8 10 6
p. m. Respectfully offers his services to
the Proft ssion and the public. 7-13
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PEOPLES New Mattress Factory
B. +. WATSON,

FOrutTIy OF dIIdHt0, Uoi IOPt5otO6i JoS0
established and located at
A. l.. Welch's Warehouse,
Depot potStreet............"...Anderson, b. =.
A IL kinds and styles of Mattresses
N manufactured on short notice, in the
most workmsn.like manner, and at Hard
Time Prices.
This is Retail Factory, but all goods
sold at Wholesale Prices.
Now Is the time for the people OF An
derson County to supply themselves with
Mattresses Honest goods and honest
work, at Rock Bottom Figures.
B. F. WATSON, Proprietor.
July 25. 1894 I'm
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Tho Attorney General OF the State and
the city Of Aiken have sgreed to take
Judge Aldrieh's decision and make a test
scase Of the Dispensaryi law before the SUI
preme Court. The Chief Justice mas been
requested to- call an extra session Of the
Conrt and he win probably do so in a
day on two. The point in the case has
already been filed with the Clerk Of
+ the Court, and an early decision Is ex-'
yexnectad ~ is:. 6. : 81
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Probate Judge.
For Supervisor.

For Supervisor.
The friends of W. P. SNELGROVE
respectfully announce him as q candidate
for County Super visor, subject to the DEM
ocratic primary. Mr.. SnelgroYe has fine
record as County Conmissi oner. and if
elected Supervisor will discharge his du-
ties faithfully and promptly.
At the solicitation of my friends here.
by announce myself as candidate for
Supervisor for Anderson County, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary.
A.. W. PICKENS.
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The new tariff bill became a law last
Monday night at u O'clock. President
Cleveland failed to sign the bill, and
throwst the resp ponsibility Of its passage
scn the Senate. In "a letter published in
The daily press yesterday, and addressed
70 Congressman; Catchings OF Mississippi,
hs gives his reasons fornot signing the
bill, and they are good ones, ton.
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Congress- adjourned yesterday, after o
long andstedious session.