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Lying Side by Side.

OsKALoosA, Ia Sept. 23.-M. E. Stin-
SOD, travelling man, and his wife, were
found dead from bullet wounds at the
Asher house yesterday. The double crime
was committed by Stinson. The woman,
who was only twenty years old, was
recognized as Miss Arta Moore, whose
wealthy parents live at Panora, few
miles from Des Moines. She was q
member of the senior class at Grinnell
college, and it was not known that she
was married. The discovery was made
to-day, however, that she was secretly
married to Stinson October IA, 1892, by
Rev. II. D. Crawford, the record being
complete. The murderer's home was in
Fairfield, Ia, where his father was
formerly Rock Island railroad agent.
He came here Friday and visited friends,
while his wife gon permission from the
college president to visit here. Stinson
met her at the depot, and he registered
as man and wife. The shots were heard
by the police, who rushed to the room,
but both were dead. He had shot her
and himself while they lay side by side.
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his Stomach Collapsed.

Col. Benjamin F. Norton, we'll known
in Chicago politics, who is at the home of
his daughter in New York, has rallied
from one of the most remarkable opera
tions known in surgery. Col. Norton,
when he came here, began to have intense
pains in his stomach. A structure formed
In the gullet and communication between
his mouth and stomach became impossi-
BILE. Despite the best medical skill he
was slowly starving to death. Physi-
clans were called in. An operation was
decided upon. It was performed July 81.
A hole was cut in his stomach about two
inches above the naval, large enough for
hand to be inserted. 1t was found that
the walls of the stomach had collapsed,
and lay flat against the spine. DR.. Weir
pinned the forward wall to the intestines
with two gold pins, each four inches In
length. The stomach was stitched to the
intestines on August l, and the pins were
Withdrawn. Then silver tube was in.
serted in the wound, piece of rubber
tubing attached to it, and through this
canal food was forced into the stomach.
A daily wash of nitrate Of silver cured
the ulcers. A sounder, consisting of a
Jet bulb on the end of whalebone roc,
was inserted once week. This opera
ton will have to be kept up for year or
more to keep the passage from growing
together again.-I. Louis Globe.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY virtue Of authority vested in as by
we will offer for sale at public outcry, in
front of the Court House at Anderson,
s. O.. on Salesday in Novem Der, 1895, the
following described Real Estate, being
Lands of Estate of said John Harper, de-
ceased, to wit:
Tract No: /, containing sixty-one acres,
more or less, and bounded by Laureps A.
Tucker, W. M. Martin, and other lands
of said estate of John Harper, deceased.
Tract No. 2, containing sixty eight
acres more or less, and bounded by lands
of J. B. Smith, w. NJ. Martin. and other
lands of said estate of Jno. Harper, de-
celsed.
Tract No. 8, containing seventy acres,
more or less, bounded bv Harrison Tucker
and grounds of the Evergreen Church,
and other lands ofslid estate of Jno. Har
per, deceased.
Tract No. 4, containing thirteen acres,
mora or le 8. bounded by lands OF estate
of Ira L Moseley, deceased, by Harrison
Tucker and lands cf estate of said John
Harper. deceased.
Tract No. 5, containing ninety.six and
OQe-1al1 acres, UOTo VI Jess, pouUucu Wy
lands of estate of Mrs. Zilpha Wellborn,
deceased, and other lands Of the estate of
said John Harper, deceased.
Tract No 6, containing ninety two acre.,
more or lees, bounded by j. B. Smith and
other lands of estate of sid John Harper.
deceased.
Tract. No. 7, containing seventy acres,
more or less, bounded bv lands of j. B.
Smith, ]. G. Duckworth, W. II. Tucker.
and lands of estate Of said John Harper
deceased.
Tract No. 8. containing eighty -four acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs.
Mary Thompson, of estate of ssid John
Harper, deceased.
Tract No 9, containing one hundred and
eleven acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of VIM. Dalrymple, B. D. Martin,
Mrs. Mary Thompson, and estate of John
Harper, deceased.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, balance
In twelve months, secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage of the premises.
Interest from day of sale at per cent.
Leave to purchaser to pay all cash. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
Plats can be seen at office of Bonham q
Watkins. Attorneys. Anderson, S. c.
JEPTHA HARP ER,
JOHN W. HARPER, Executors.
J. A. WELBORN.
Sept. 25, 1895. 13
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lion" are also to stand in peril of losing
their charters. The railroad people are
not at all Pleased with the proposed Sec
tion as suggested by the Chairman, but
not through the committee, and will be
heard on Tuesday.
The County Court matter is more than
likely to provoke considerable debate,
and It is uncertain what will be done in
this matter.
The chances are that the Convention
will be in session month longer,
although Governor Evans max es the out
side limit two weeks longer.
In the final vote on the Butler County
matter the members of the Anderson
delegation voting were favorable to
Saluda county.
Mr.. d. Fl. Russell wants to have the
Governor elected for years. He also
proposes that county officers shall be
eligible for two terms only.
Mr.. Sullivan proposes to give the Gov
ernor the right to suspend alleged default
ing State or County Treasurers.
Mr.. Prince took an active part in the
debate this week, and ca led Senator Till
mans attention to the fact that such
speeches as that he had just made on the
newspaper incident were calculated to do
more harm than good.
The members Of the Anderson delega-
tion have given close attention to their
committee work and the sessions Of the
Convention. AUGUST KoHN.
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= DR.. G. w. Fraker, notorious insur-
ance swindler for whose arrest reward
of $4,000 had been offered, has been
captured in the wilds of Northern Min
nesota. Two years ago by pretending he
had been drowned, his accomplices re-
ceived $5S,OOO in insurance on his life
from various companies.
Il yellow jacket stung John Horner
upon the lip while he was working in a
field en- his farm, Bellefonte, Penn. That
was o'clock in the morning, and i'm
mediately the lip began to swell, Horner
suffering awful pain. He grew worse
rapidly until 5 o'clock p. No., when be
expired.
- The foot ofa Chinese female, from the
heel to the great toe, measures only four
inches; the great toe is bent abruptly
backwards, while the phalanges of the
other toes are doubled in beneath the
sole of the foot.
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Elections take place this year in eleven
States, one-quarter Of the whole number,
and but few are really important. The
States voting are Iowa, Kansas, Ken.
tncky, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Missis-
sippi, Nebraska, New York, New Jersey,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. A Governor
will be returned in Iowa, Kentucky,
Maryland, Massachusetts,, Mississippi,
New Jersey and Ohio, and four of the
seven now have Democratic Governors.
Besides these Utah will abandon the Ter
ritorial stage and become State, choos-
ing q full set of officers. The interesting
contests are in Kentucky, Maryland, New
Jersey and Ohio.
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Scuppernong Wine.

Friend Joe Mays, of Horns Creek
sends US the following recipe for SOUP
pernong wine: Gather ripe grapes, press
them aud allow them to remain one night
on the pulps and hulls. Press through a
bag or towel and to every gallon Of juice
add one pound of the best granulated
sugar, put this sweetened juice into a
vessel that has never contained either
vinegar or oil and allow it to remain until
about the 1st of December undisturbed.
Then carefully rack it of and cork up in
bottles and seal them. 1t is now ready
for use but improves with age. Old
scuppernong wine cannot be distinguish
ed from the finest imported sherry
Erf{oefeId A d6ge)ttSer
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An An'ido.e for Poison Ivy

A friend who is very susceptible to
poison oak and ivy, and who has suffered
terribly from it, tells me that the best
thing he has found is the tincture of
grindella. Dilute it with about three
parts of water aud bathe the affected
parts. 1t should be applied as soon as
the irritation is felt and before the char
acteristic pustules appear. Applied at
this time it will prevent the formation of
the pustules and soon check the irrita-
tion. But If not applied until the pus-
tules appear, it will only prevent the
formation OF new pustules, and thus
check the spreading Of the affection to
other parts; the pustules that are already
formed will simply take their course
without spreading. The diluted tincture
should be applied to the affected parts as
often as two or three times every hour.
Rural NeaO Yorker.
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=. One of the most aggravated cases OF
pension frauds exposed at Nashville in
many years was developed at the prelim-
mary trial of Rebecca Polk, alias Rebecca
Gather, and Lizzie Robinson, alias
Charity; Malone. These are two negro
women who have been drawing PEN
taions for twenty-five years and havo re-
ceiyed altogether about ten thousand dol
lars. The evidence is that they were
never the wives of the soldiers named by
them and were not entitled to the pens
sions. A third woman drawing pension
to which she was not entitled has disap-
peared. The women were sent TO jail in
default Of bond.
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Poor Kirby Tupper!

ATLANTA, Sept. 23.-Kirby S. Tupper
deputy collector Of customs at Charles.
ton, s. c., shot himselfhere this morning
His brother, S. Y. Tupper, secretary o.
the Southeastern Association, has ar
office in the Equitable building on Nortt
Prior street. Kirby Tupper went to the
Equitable at seven o'clock this morning
and a janitor unlocked Sam Tupper't
office.door. Kirby Tupper wrote note
to his brother, and notes to two relatives
after which he shot himself through the
head. No cause is known for the suicide
He was to report at the exposition grounds
today for duty.
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A Destructive Snow.

DENVER, Colo, September 22.-The
damage to the fruit interests of the State
by the heavy snowfall of last night is be-
pond computation. In the vicinity OF
Denver fruit and shade trees were broken
by the heavy snow freezing to the limbs,
yet IN full leaf, and scarcely tree for
miles around escaped injury. Reports
from the interior show the same deplora-
BILE conditions, varying only in degree.
While the fruit growers may save most
of the matured fruit, the more serious in
Jury is in the broken trees and shattered
trunks.
The snow storm was general over the
State, the amount varying from four to
twelve inches. To-day the sun shone
clear. The indications are favorable for
killing frost tonight.
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The Constitutional Convention gave us
another little circus last Thursday, and
:ons Patterson, Of Barnwell, was the chief
clown. The whole day was wasted In
wrangling over q little criticism made by
Editor Gonzales in the columns Of The
State, in reference TO Preside Evans.
: was q big advertisemeaf fer Editor
aonzsles; vino got tthe best Of the matter.
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Columbia College announces the re-
eeipt Of gifts amounting to s1,05o, ,ot0,
which will be expended in the erection Of
new and; the better equipment of old
College, buildings. The princely sums
expended on American Colleges and
universities were never SO great as dur
Ing the past decade. They mark one Of
the most hopeful tendencies of the times.
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Fall Announcement !!

OUR MR. OSBORNE has just returned from the Northern and East
markets. and affords much pleasure to the trading pub
lie the fact that Stock of the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE
the upper part of the State and that correct Our Stock
selected with various departments
to date In
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Will be shown the newest designs Dress Fabrics for the
c Dagna Novelty Patterns Handsome Imported
&C. BLACK GooDsan elegant line By all them Also,
Dress Goods for evening
TRIMMINGS.
In endless variety such jets steels ss Bd large Fancy
Buttons
RIBBONS
complete lne-Satn Ribbons Belt Ribbons Velvet Ribbons
Mohair Ederdown-the newest thing
Drapery Cloths Chenille and Lace Curtains.
SILKS, SILKS.
patterns and remarkable bargains this department An
elegant Of Pads for Waists 9oc per yard sold for
hem Also handsome Black Silks for
Skirts and Dresses
OUR COTTON DRESS GOODS
Are unsurpassed both for style and price, such Crepns Verlane
Cloth Sea a1d 7fR s,s s,d @ hug
PRINTS, sHEETINGs and PLAIDs
At old prices, regardless of recent advances:
American Indigo Blue Calcoes per yard.
Yardwide sheeing at Sc. per yard.
Dress Gngha at DC. per yard.
Beaohed and Ubsashd Turkey Red p4mak 5oe
and Towels 2 and 25 each special values Ao bargains
Napkins, Doyle and Stamped Linens
HOSIERY.
See our lines for Children and Ladies' Fast Black at Sc
per pair.
UNDERWEAR.
Without doubt the complete be found The Ladies will call
and see Oneta Union Suits
TRUNKS and VALISES.
A big ne-cheap
ON DOMESTIC GOODS
We up with the times.
BLANKETS.
We have drives in Blankets.
LAP ROBES.
We have some beauties
HATS and CAPS for ALL
CLOTHING.-a nice line, cheap and medium
SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS
The Celebrated Wachuset Shirts and the Triangle Collars.
BOOTS and SHOES all kinds.
An elegant line Custommade Shoes for Ladies' Children and Men
Also Anderson Homemade Shoes
Remember that sell Crocke Hardware, Woodenware Harness.
Saddles Tobacco, Groceries, Bagging and Ties, &c.
general line Of merchandise ad ambition to
this section of the country and in order
p shall endeavor make the lowest and service the
politet, and satisfied customer in every instance.
BROWN, OSBORNE & co.
na- Country Merchants will do we'll to before buying
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Z Since 1891 the number of immigrants
coming into the United States has steadily
declined. In 1894 the amount was smaller
than in any year since 1878. There has
been falling off in immigrants from
every European country except Italy and
Russia. These show an increase. It
might not be bad idea to stop immigra-
ftion for a while, until we thoroughly
chew up, digest and assimitate some Of
the discordsnt elements that We have
been receiving for the past twenty years.
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win those gentlemen who talk about
the unwillingness Of this or that man to
accept the democratic nomination for
President please make public the name
of the man who refused the nomination.
There never was such man, and there
never will be. The honor of the nomina-
tion has been gladly accepted when the
party had no chance to win, and it will
NOT be declined when the chances all favor
another victory.
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FINAL SETTLEMENT,

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executor of
the Estate of w. A. Brownlee, de.
ceased, hereby gives notice that he will, on
the Oath day October, 1895, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County for
Final Settlement of said Estate, and o
discharge from his Office as Executor.
L D. STRIBLING, E1'r.
Sept 25. 1895 13 s
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The reports from the seat of war IN
sGaba continue unsatisfactory and com
ficting, but it is known that the insur-
gents are steadily gaining ground. yell
low fsver is decimating the ranks of the
sSpaniards. The United States should
recognize the people who are struggling
for liberty in Cuba. This act on the part
of our government would soon end the
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WARN In C..

r HEREBY give notice to the public
L not to hire or harbor "Bud' Davis,
or Bud Jackson, heavy.set mulatto
boy, about IL or IA years of age. He is
Under contract with me, and has left with.
out cause Persons disregardiug this no
tice will be prosecuted. A liberal reward
will be paid for his delivery to myself or
the Anderson police
ROBT. T. CHAMBLEE.
Sept 25, 1895 13
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mother victory.

Mrs. Lease, who is to settle down on a
sfarmat Fresno, CAL, as soon as her term
of Office expires, speaks thus on the
woman question: 81 think our emanci-
patton Is merely question of time, b. t
Twill candidly admit that women ale
not prepared for il. Women are cruel 10
women, are they not? Men are mole
just to women than women are to each
other. We have many things to learn
before we are fit to exercise the full right
of the suffrage
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There Is TOO much carrying Of fire
arms: a man with pistol in his pocket
zig much more liable to commit 8 breach
sof the peace than one who is unarmed.
The courts should be unfailing and severe
lin Furnishing men who carry concealed
weapons. s.s {
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having demands against
the Estate of Mary A. Harper, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, proper.
ly proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
THOMAS HARPER, Ex'r.
Sept 25, 1896 Is 3
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Captain Reuben +. Kolk, Populist can
Sdidate for Governor. Of Alabama in the
last two elections, hlls Issued an address
to the cotton planters cf the South advis-
ing them TO hold their cotton until No
vember or December, when they are sure
to get TO- 0ycents a pound for it.
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During a thunderstorm, it is pointed
out. the inhabitants of houses should not
remain in the kitchen or other room
where q fire is burning in the CRATE, as the
heated gases from the chimney top pro-
vide line of least resistance, and this is
so whether the house be provided with
lightning rods or not.
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The Charleston Post truly remarks
that the Constitutional Convention can
snot' grant The demands of the female suf-
fragssts without giving mortal ofense to
90 per cent. ofthe women in the State.
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ccording to the Atlanta Constitution,
ths Alabama iron furnaces now dictate
the price Of pig iron In the United States.
Never before has the iron industry of the
:sSouth been in so prosperous condition.
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Atianta's great big Exposition opened
! last Wednesday with imposing and
interesting ceremonies. 1t is going to be
q success, and the whole South is going
So be benefited by it.
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The Constitutional Convention, on
Monday. refused to change the term of
ofdceof the Governor from two to four
years. Iskis is proper.
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Rev Or. Talmage has been called to
the associate pastorahip OF the first Pres
Ebyterian Church (known as the Presi-
sdsnt'a Church In Washington, D. G., and
it's believed he will accept.
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The South Carolina Press Association
win visit the Atlanta Exposition on the
18th October.
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Ben. Tillman continues to try to draw
8 partisan line in the Convention, but the
few Conservatives and more liberal Re-
{ formers are against any. such attempt,
and treat him with more or less contempt.
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Colonel Thomas w. Halloway, Score
stsry, says the prospects for the State Fair
are very encouraging. Many applica-
tions lory space have been received and
the ontside actions Will be numerous
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The Democratic platform will be pro-
mulgaied by the Democratic convention
next year, and not by the pop-gun fnan-
! cfers this year.
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The Consti stitutional Convention is cost
ing the State only about four hundred
dollars 3 day. yet that isa pretty good
sum to pay just to g protect" It's President.
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NOTICE.

w ILL be let to the lowest responsible
bidder
On Friday, October 11tb, at II a. N the
building of Bridge over Six and Twen-
ty Greek, at Erwin's Mill.
Plans and specifications made known on
a S sand oubs he W te Of
tract price
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Il has been King Corn in the north
west long enough the farmers there think
and King Potato is asserting his right to
. the throne.
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All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
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They are guaranteed to be perfectly free
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and bowels greatly invigorate the system.
Regular size Csc. per box Sold by Fill
Bros. Druggist.
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More counties will make more offices
and salaries. The movement will be
popular.