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in forming the Society is to make an Of
fort to induce the dissatisfied farmer of
the North and Northwest to come and
settle In the Piedmont section Of our
State. A great many of the farmers who
live in portions of the grain-growing Sec
tions of the North and Northwest are
selling their farms with view of moving
to the South or Southwest. They are a
desirable class Of emigrants, as they are
native born Americans, or have lived in
this country for years, and are, as gen.
raj thing, men of some means. five can
succeed in getting them to settle in our
section it will mean less idle lands,
stronger Churches, better schools, lower
taxes, and many other advantages to our
people and country. Anderson County
should he represented at this meeting,
and we hope delegation will be appoint
ed to attend. We suggest that the Board
of Trade take hold Of the matter and en-
deavor to get some Of the representative
citizens Of the County to attend the meet
inc.
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An Appeal to the People.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Senator
Buffers announcement that he would
not make make the contest in the pri-
maries occasioned quite tiutter in the
South Carolina colony. ! met him in
the Senate chamber this morning shortly
before the Senate convened. He was
holding quite levee at his desk, which
was surrounded by South Carolinians,
who are here with the knights Of Pyth-
las. All of his callers congratulated him
upon his aggressive campaign against
Tillmanism, and they were surprised to
hear him say that he would not go into
the primaries, but make his fight at the
general election. It was apparently very
gratifying to the South Carolina visitors
to find at least one Of their Senators on
duty at Washington, and they were
pleased with the courteous manner in
which Gen. Butler received them. In
the House Judge Izlar was the only men,
ber of the delegation on duty, his COL
leagues having left Washington last
week.
When questioned concerning his de-
termination not to 60 into The primaries
Senator Butler made the following state
ment: "I have known for some time of
the existence of the ring and its machina-
tions to defeat the will Of the people. 1t
used its power in the most fragrant and
INSCRIPTIONS manner against Reform
candidates, and there Is not an intelli-
gent man in the State who doss not
know and feel it. Of course could not
submit my candidacy to primary ma
nipulated as this was, so withdrew my
announcement of it made to the execu-
tive committee in order that might be
free to take advantage of eXigencies
which might arise in the future. Just
what that may be am not prepared to
express an opinion, but that something
must be done to relieve the Democratic
party of the false position into which
those in charge Of the present party ma
chinery are driving it must be apparent
to everybody. If an earnest and deter
mined protest is not made IL some form
the Democrats of South Carolina will find
themselves committed to Third Psrtyism
and q hopeless division in their ranks.
The Democratic masses of the State are
as true to Democratic principles as eyer,
but under the leadership Of selfish and
unprincipled demagogues and ringsters
they are being drawn away from the
true faith and we shall all be bound hand
and foot if no steps are taken to avert il"
Senator Butler goes home Tonight
Special to the Ne,Vs and Courier.
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= =
ELI Whitneyfof New Haven, Corn, a
grandson OF the famous inventor Of the
cotton gin, has invented machine which
may reyolutionize cotton picking. No
means Of gathering the product from the
plant has hitherto been discovered. The
Whitney harvester, as the machine is
called, resembles an ordinary grain har-
syester. The mechanism is operated by
an endless chain attached 10 one Of the
rear wheels of the harvester. A series Of
vertical cylinders, suspended from the
bottom of the wagon with hooks and rolls
attached, gathers the cotton from the
plant and drops the pods into basket as
tie harvester drives over the field. By
means of this machine two men and two
horses can harvest as much cotton as 100
workmen. Experiments already made
show that the amount of cotton harvested
lis about IS per cent. Of the amount of the
field.
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Result of the Primary Election.

AS provided In the rules governing the Demo
| cratic Primary Election, tho Executive Commit
tee met on Aug %, and tabulated tho re-
turns and ,eby declare the result of the Dem
ocratic Primary Election, held Aug %, 1894, o:
follows:
Total number of votes cast, 1910.
For delegates to the State Convention-R. b.
1on 5.' G. A. Raakin. C. B. Gllmer, j. NJ. Broyics' A.
l.. Welch, l.. 0. Williford, w. T. Dean, S. N. Pear
: man ard J. A. Hall, each having received 252!
votes.
For Congress-A. c. Latimer, 2657.
For Senate-D. X Norris 27i9
For House Of Representatives f. Brcazeale
2iOS; ]. b. Leverett, 2447 l. W. Pickens, l54O j
W. W. Ashley 12e2; j: b. Watson 1872 J. r. Earle
q e J. GoBeanAdt oBB Atays; Ss G. NJ saeS + i
675; J. B. Tucker, sos. Total vote cast, 1868
Necessary for choice, 1885.
Probate Judge-R NJ. Burriss, 948; w F. Cox
III; a. NJ. Guyton, SGT; r. E. Parker, 4si 4. S
Cheshire, $751; Total vote, 304i. Necessary fol
choice, 1923.
County Supervisor-W. P. Snelgrore 1881; A.
W. Pickens, 1911; J. H. Jones, 424 NJ. +. GAM
brell 2O9. Total vote 1885. Necessary for choice,
1903.
School Commissioncr-D. II. Russell, 1901 J. J.
Trusscl, 1919. Total vote, 1920. Necessary for
choice, 1461.
Treasurer-J NJ. Payne, 2soo; j. K Clement
sary for choice, 1903.
Auditor-G. N. c. Boeman, 1745; D. N. NJ .ior,
5s3; Winston Smith, $50. Total vote, 2s87. Nee
e,sary for choice, 1894.
We hereby declare elected delegates to State
Convention as above named.
We also declare nominated for the Senate D. X.
Norris.
We also declare nominated: J. Breazcale, J.
B. Leverett and /. w. Pickcns for House of Rep
resentatives; D. H. Russell for School Commits
sioner; G. N. C. Roleman for Auditor; J. NJ.
Payne for Treasurer, they having each received
majority ofthe votes cast for their respective Of
fees.
There will be a second primary election held
throu zhout the county on the 1lth day Of Sep
tember 1884, for two members Of House of Repre-
scntatives. The candidates are J. w. Ashley, j. B.
Watson. ]. R. Earle and J. ]. Copeland they being
the four highest. Also for Probate Judge. the
candidates for which are R. M. Burriss and w. F.
Cox. they being the two highest. Also for Super
visor, the candidates being ". P. snegrove and
A. w. Pickens, they being the two highest.
The same managers who acted in the rst pri-
mary will also conduct the second primary, and
the same rules also to govern said election.
The County Executive Committee will meet on
the morning of the 18th of Sept 1891, at 10 a.
for the purpose of tabulating the vote of the Sec
ond elected. Let every member be epresent
w. T.. McGILL,
W. E. LEE, Chm'n Co. E1. Dem. Com.
Secretary.
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A colored man named Jones, who
lives in Jacksonville, had his well stolen
the other night. It was drivel we'll,
and some mischievous person pulled up
the pipe and carried it off. Consequently
Jones now has only the hole.
Which is worse, imprisonment for
life or lifelong disease, like scrofula,
for example. The former, certainly,
would be preferable were it not that
Ayers Sarsaparilla can always come to
the rescue and give the poor sufferer
health, strength, and happiness,1
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The citizens of Rock Hill held meet
ing short time since, and appointed a
committee consisting of Messrs. R. T.
Fewell, w. J. Roddy, John R. London,
Louis Sherfsssee, D. Hutchinson, ]. ].
Hull and DIR. T. A. Crawford to call a
meeting Of the Piedmont section of this
EStatef for the purpose of organizing al i'm
migration society. The Committee have
requested that five delegates from each of
the following Counties, York, Chester,
Lancaster, Fairfield, Spartanburg, Union,
SGreenyiile, Anderson, Pickens and Oco-
nee be sent to the convention to be held
In the city OF Rock Hill on the 10th Sep
tember, 1894 Arrangements have been
made with the railroads to sell tickets for
! sone fare for round trip. Parties desiring
further information will please commu-
snicates with Louis sherfesee, Secretary
Committee, Rock Hill, 8. G. This is q
wise step, ard the Counties named should
take an interest in the matter. The object
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Anderson Savings,
Loan and Investment Company will be
held in the City Council Chamber on
Thursday, September 18th, 1894, at 10
o'clock q. N.
The purposes. 2t the meeting are. to re-
ceive the report Of the Secretary and
Treasurer for the past years business,
election Of officers for next ensuing year,
and the transaction of any other business
for the furtherance of the interest of the
Company. It ia important that every
member be present.
]. D. MAXWELL
Secretary and TSeasO'. .er.
ssut g. 1894 10
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Grange Hall Dots.

As no one else will write the news of
this place, I will try.
Cotton picking time will soon be here
and such another back hurting we will
have.
Mr.. T. J. Green has very sick baby.
Mr.. Willie Stevenson had runaway
scrape near this place last Sunday and
tore Mr.. William Elrod's buggy very near
up and hurt Mr.. Elrod.
Mr.. Willie Stevenson and his brother,
Mr.. Lawrence, have moved their brick
machine to Townville. They seem to be
having bad luck with their machine.
Mr.. Willie got two of his fingers cut eff by
it, but We hope they will succeed at last.
The protracted meeting begins here after
the fourth Sunday in September, to be
conducted by II. s. Abbott and wife. They
will have their tent.
AS this is my first attempt, will close
and do better next time.
NoBoDY'S DARLING.
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REAL ESTATE.

A NDERSON is growing and property
N Is advancing, so the time is ripe fol-
you to invest. For sale, that very desi-
rable House and Lot, with barn, water
works and all modern improvem4 ants, on
: McDlthe Street, adjoining j. W. Poppe,
and belonging to the estate of Dr.: W. H.
Todd, deceased. One fine Bailding Lot,
S5x2l0 feet, on west side McDufdie street,
adjoining Methodist District Parsonage.
One Tract of Land, in high: state of cult.
vation, containing 102 acres, only four
miles from city. Also one House and
Lot in the town of Pendleton, on Depot
Street, and lot next to Public Square, with
Storeroom on it, both belonging to e, G..
Evans bse sf If yobh h nyssog @ Vog
in price and quality.
MURPHY Il EVANS,
ATTORNEYS at Law.
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The Insulter Killed.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, August 3O.-The
Ifmes-Star Lexington, XIV, special says
"a duel to death with knives occurred in
Clark County in Boonesboro yesterday,
over the scandal feature of the Ashland
Congressional contest; John King, a
Breckenridge man, living in Fayette
County, met on the highway his old
friend, who lives in Clark County. Cook
said that any woman who went to hear
Breckenridge speak was no better than q
courtesan. King dismounted from his
horse, saying his wife and daughters had
heard Breckinridge. Cook insisted it was
a shame. He also dismounted. Both
drew knives and blood flowed freely until
Cook dropped having three stabs in the
breast. King has escaped.
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THE -.
PEOPLES New Mattress Factory |
B. r. WATSON,
Formerly of Atlanta. Ca, Proprietor, just
established and located at
A. Il. Weleh's Warehouse,
Depot Street....-.. ........."anoerson, =. y.
A IL kinds and styles of Mattresses
n manufactured on short notice, in the
most workman.like manner, and at Hard
Time Prices.
THIS is a Retail Factory, 6ut 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 Is, 1894 4 I'm
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HOOD & BROWN,
Real Estate, Renting,
coIIoc+inn and | nan Ananf

Offer for Sale
The Scudday House and Lot on West
Market Street. A desirable place. Telms
chsap and easy.
House and Lot on Whitner Street. A
good place for small family.
Some excellent Building Lots In South
east part of City, on McDufie and North
Main Streets and elsewhere.
A fine Tract, of about % acres, just out
the city limits. Well suited for truck or
dairy farming.
Call on
JNO. K. HOOD, Attorney,
at Council Chamber.
Or
B. F. BROWN, JR.,
at his Job Printing Office.
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ALI Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist
and get atrial Bottle-Free. Send your
name and address to H E. Bucklen q Co.,
Chicago, and get sample box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Free, as we'll as a copy of
Guide to Health and Household Instructor
Free. All of which is guaranteed to do
you good and cost you nothing at Hill
Bros. Drugstore.
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The appropriations made o. this session
of Congress are just s2s, 1885, ,ss9 less than
those made at the last session. Slowly
but surely the Democratic party is getting
The expenditures OF thegcvernment down
Z to q business basis.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ToJINrx,


IN tic Court Of C1nanaoa Pleas.
Jeptha Harper VS.. L. P. Smith, as Admin.
istrator, &c, NJ. r. Tribble, ct al.-Fore.
closure.
DURSUANT to the order of Court. here.
in, will sell at Anderson. C. H.
s. c., during the usual hours OF public
sale, on salesday in October next, The
property described as follows, to wit;
ALL that certain piece, parcel or ]of oi
improved Land, situate within the corpo-
rate limits of the City of Anderson, 8. c.,
on the road leading from Anderson to
Craytonville, 8. c., adjoining lands of E. L.
Clark, M. Kennedy and Mrs. Iris A.:
Smith, it being the land formerly occupied
by Mrs. L. P. Smith, and now occupied
by Mrs. Minnie E. Russell.
Terms-One half cash, balance in twelve
months, with interest at eight per cent
per annum, payable ann ually, secured by
bond and mortgage, with leave to antici-
pate payment. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers. Il. NJ. BURRlSS, Master.
Sept 5, 1894 10
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See the Worlds Fais for Fifteen Cents

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, we will mail you
prepaid our "Souyenir Portfolio Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition" The reg
ular price is fifty cents, but as we want you
to have one, we make the price norinal.
You will find it work of art and thing
to be priced. 1t contains full page views
of the great buildings, with descriptions
of same, and is executed In highest style
of art. IF not satisfied with it after you
get it we will refund the stamps and let
you keep the book. Address II. E. Buck
en- & co. Chicago, Ill.
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So the Goulds are to become citizens of
England Well, IL England can stand it
sst6e United States win try to jog along
without them What the Goulds are af-
Stas Is escaping taxation on the ill-gotten
wealth In their possession.
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In Black Creek township, Randolph
county. N. c., there died lately a spotted
mule which was 80 years old. He died
in the same stall where he was foaled,
and was owned by the same family as
long as he lived. His usual weight was
1000 pounds, and he was said TO be the
strongest mule in the country.
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Homestead Notice.
State of Soath Carolina,

State of soath Carolina,
County of Anderson. i
Mrs Ella Brown In Ge. the Estate of VIM.
$. Brown, deceased.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Ella Brown Aas ap-
w Ilied to me for HON estead for her
self and her children in the Estate of
Wm. s.. Brown, deceased. Therefore, I
do hereby give notice that will on Fri
day, 5th day of October next, appoint
three disinterested persons to eppraise and
set off said Homestead as provided by law.
R. M. BURRISS, Master.
Sept 5. 1894 10 4
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gives Us pleasure TO note that Col.
WIN. Elliott has been nominated for
congress from the First District, which
nosi includes Charleston. The grand old
city needs Just such man to represent
SSher interests in Congress. &
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"A hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in state Of constant irritation,
which, if notspeedily removed, may lead
to chronic bronchitis. Noprompter REM
edy can be found than Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. It's effect is immediate and the
result permanent,
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QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS! |!


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North Carolina was the first State in
the Union to establish an institution for
the negro deaf and dumb.
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FOR SALE!.

TIME NEVILLE PLACE, on Green.
i vile Street. New five.room Cottage,
nicely finished, Yearly four acres OF ground;
all inclossd; Q rchard, strawberry bed, and
everything e. ing to make a complete home.
Will be rJld cheap and on reasonable
terms.
Also, several Vacant Lots and other i'm
proveI City property. Also, several Tracts
Of land in the County. Apply to
J. w. QUATTLEBAUM,
Attorney at Law.
July 25, 1894 4 BIN
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Fleming CGnGltald Brick CO.
MAS0NS' SUPPLIES,
276 EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
IMPORTERS OF
ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT,
AND DEALERS III
Eastern and Southern Rock Lime,
Rosendale Cement,
N. Y. Plaster Paris
Hair, Laths, Shingles,
Tiles, Bricks, Fire Clay,
ALI sizes T. O. Pipe,
Best Full Size Fire Brick,
Roofing States,
AND ALL
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Telephone 29l.
Aug %, 1894 8 6m
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"WEDNESDAY, sEPr. 5, 1894.

Congressman Wilson, of Wilson bill
fame, says il he had been the President
She would have done exactly what the
President did with the tariff bill. let titbe-a
Sscome q Law without his signature.
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BROWNLEE & vANDIVERS
Want You for a Customer!

AE take this opportunity informing our TRENDS hat We are ~"
w ing our immense stock Of
Shoes, Hats and Heavy and Staple Dry Goods
WE NOT BE UNDERsoLD'
We carry lines of HEAVY GROCERIES, to be foun
We are the only this city that sell Balards obe
Bue Bird "ateoa @ 0d HsbqTy F Flour ; ropAccos and will
sell them as cheap any and their honest debts
If you with inspection we will try and make 1t your
interest trade with u.s. Thanking patrons for past avor we remain
~ Your friends,
RROWNLEE e. VANDIVERS.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TEE copartnership heretofore existing
4 under the name Of Stringer q Cling
scales is, this the 10th day Of August, 1894,
dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be continued by w. K. Stringer.
w. z. STR1NGER,
W, @. CLINKSCALES.
Aug %, 1894 8 5
The herald., 1894-09-21

didates and taking what they consider
stronger ones from the Populist ticket.
AS il any of the political conventions
were actuated by principle in the forma-
tion OF their tickets What has politi-
cal principle got to DO with the local Of
fees, anyway? The political parties hold
on to them for the mere purpose OF max
ing them financial feeders to their organ
izations. The only principle that gov
erns them in retaining their partisan
grip upon them 10 what ]. Minor Bolts
so luminously described as the cohesive
bonds of public plunder." The only
difference we can see between the two
conventions on the score of morality, or
rather immortality. is that the Demo
Gratis try to strengthen themselves by
fusion with the Populists whilst the Re-
publicans occultly reach out for the aid
of the A. P. A. The one keeps within
the lines OF certain kind of politics. the
other tries to profit by catering to the
prejudice OF secret order of religious
ostracism.
The herald., 1894-09-21
THE BEAR VALLEY DAM.
A NEW RESERVOIR WILL BE CON-
STRUGGLED.
Receivsr Maxinnis Iaaugurates Work on
Important Improvsm - A
Rich Syndicate to Buy
the Property.

SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Sept. 20.-A.
P. McGinnis. receiver of the Bear Val
ley Reservoir company, will leave the
city in the morning with large force OF
men for Bear Valley lake. D. P. N.
Little OF Los Angeles has taken the con-
tract to clear the reservoir OF standing
timber and debris, preparatory to the
construction OF new dam next year.
A Chicago, English and Scotch syndi-
cafe. on the Sth OF October, will, at the
public sale under the order of the court,
buy out the entire plant, backed by a
capital of $2.500,000. A new dam
90 feet high will be erect
ed snext seeson, and canals.
pipe linee and bitches will be built this
winter. The new reservoir will contain
five times the water of the old dam. or
q continuous flow of l4.00o inches, with
q holdover OF the same amount for the
next season. This will irrigate every
foot OF unoccupisd land in the San Ber-
nardino and Ferris valleys. The new
company propose TO make great sum
mer resort OF tho lake region. and to op-
crate csr lines and works with electricity
developed by water power at the dam
site.
The herald., 1894-09-21


MISUNDERSTANDING all our political
wiseacres have said about the dark days
that were sure to come upon the coun-
try if low tariff were inaugurated, the
nation once more moves ahead and is
rapidly regeining temporarily her sus-
pended vitality. The only sufferers are
the beuefclaries OF the protected indus
tries. and they have amaased such inor-
dinate wealth under protective legisla-
tion that they cannot now we'll afford to
grumble. Merchants are selling more
goods because the panic is over. and
people are buying moie freely. And as
the cares and troubles of the last two
years recsde farther and farther into the
dim heretofore, men begin to under-'
stand that 1t was largely an effect OF
sentiment and that they were more
frightened than hurt"
The herald., 1894-09-21

channels and carry destruction along
their course. A few years ago the Los
Angeles river swept southwsrd and
formed a new channel. A very wide
area OF cultivated land was turned into
a sand waste, and many fine homes ru-
ined. The board of supervisors are now
shown how our streams can be impound-
ed and kept in fixed channels. The
work will necessarily be a very expen-
sive one; but the time will come when
We shall have to seriously undertake to
wrestle with the danger, and render our
improved lands safe against the destruc.
tive and vagarious rush OF waters dur
ing times OF overflow. The cost will be
great, but the security afforded will
more than Offset it.