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one should read. We should read as many
good books as time end money will allow.
The quality and quantity of books that
the rising generation reads will determine
what the next generation IL to be in char
acter. Now somebody else speak.
With best wishes for success 10 Aunt
Susie and the cousins and victory for the
grand old Constitution / close.
Ella Harris. Falkville. Ala.-I will take
"GossIplng" for my subject good word
is an easy obligation. but not TO speak Ill,
requires only our silence. which costs us
nothing Does II cost us nothing? II so,
why are so many lives wrecked on the
wrotched shoals of hard. unkind, SANDER
Gus words so often spoken, IL not with
malice. at least with n thoughtless indif-
ference to the peace or welfare of those
most Interested? Why is the torturous,
slanderous tongue of the evil-disposed wo-
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fill homes that seem 20 be the abode or
peace and purity one dag. broken into the
next. bv the trcacheraus Islander and IS
inmates vyrithius- ia torture. dragged forth
IL ba rfuIycd at ana iusulted by Il p.tiless
pul,is that has no interest IN them only
10 satiafe an iuorl.nate love OF gossip.
ina, This r,.r.of, has promised 10 aAtisIyY
Ia, ' s s,.t \, NV ,h"ra pre onlv FEW Of
49,. ~, .t,.~. 4, 800, communicative ana
every hood woman VINO 90 800
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Marvin Ernest Spvtr. Speed. Ala am
n little boy fourteen wears old. but not
like Hlluker. ] have nothing 20 say against
women ] love al ~ them and think them
smart and pretty becsiuss OF INV mother.
Para saws / ana his Methodist preacher
Bishop Marvin ErHest sg.cr. THAT IL
enough ua-ne 70 tiI me- but am stm
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charming Boys. why don't some of you
relate some funny adventures or something
humorous. There certainly must be some
humorsts among some OF you.
] would be pleased to correspond with
some of the cousins. Dear Aunt Susie
may God bless YOU for the noble work you
are doing for the young people. Age six
teen.
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Ci4btly bQats our bearts Witb f9itb
l. Free from P7e7P tSrceS,
From that crave Of SaiPted dead
WorId-salvacioP rose.
W L. PYLE.
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Good morningi Have you read Thomas
6later's article for men on page .. headed
He Sends 1t Free2'
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

To BE Continue6)
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Raising He:seess Hee:rsseess at I!eHme.

We'havc spent the income of many
cotton crops buying thousands of fine
horses and working horses from breed
crs in other States, which we could
have bred as we'll, to the great proht
and advantage Of our farmers. 1t is
encouraging to note that we have be-
gun in earnest to breed such animals
for ourselves, and it is particularly en-
eouraging to note that the beginning
is Of so promising a character. If we
can raise fine horses for racing pur-
poses, we can raise ali other kinds, and
mules as we'll. The State has proved
within the past two or three years that
it is practically independent Of the
rest Of the country for it's supply Of
hogs and hog products. A very few
years more, we may confidently hope,
will bring us to the point where we
can issue our declaration of independ-
ence in the matter Of horses Also
Nc,cs and Courier.
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Tanning e Rather.

BAISnRIDE, GA) Nov. l. Allen
Murphy, negro living on Colonel
Pat Spcight's plantation, about nine
miles from here, returning one after
noon last week from his work in the
field, picked up huge rattlcsnakc by
the neck and tried to tame him, wrap
ping the snake around his neck and
waist to the great wonder Of the ada
cent negroes, who began to look upon
him as kind of hoo doc: but he let
his hand slip down too far from his
head, and the vcnomous and unappre-
ciativc reptile flung his fangs into AL
len hand.
The negro kept hold of the snake
and walked to Mr.. Spcight's house,
which was over mile away. Here he
dropped the snake in the front yard
and tainted. The negro was picked
up and carried into the house, where
he began to swell horribly, and shrek
ing in great pain, until the next day,
when he died.
Mr.. Speight, as soon as he saw the
snake crawling in the yard, where the
negro had dropped it, picked up his
gun and killed it. The, snake was as
large around as a mans $ arm and was
ID years old. atlanta Journal.
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IeniletOn Items.

MIR +. j. l'elzor and family have re-.
turned to Charleston after spending tho
summer at his summer residence near
hore.
Col. J B. T.. Sloan and family and Mrs
W. l.. Hall have gone to Charleston for
:ho winter.
Mr.. John w. Simpson has purchased
tho Alexander place from DR.. Maxwell
hnd Will take possession OF his property
sorne time this week
Mr.. y. W. Mrp:.ail, from tho Sandy
Springs section, has moved 10 pcndleton
recently. and MIR. Allen Barnett, from
tho MI. Tabor section, will move in town
next week. Several new families will
come INTO or midst before '9s. Most OF
tlcso people nro coming here to educate
their children. We have splendid
school now and we are glad to soc tho
people Interested init.
Mr.. Eslsow has just completed "a nice
barn ut his place in town.
Mr.. Priestly Maxwell. brother OF
Miss Harriet Maxwell and Mrs. Warren,
Of this place. died at his home in Green
villo County Tuesday, Nov. 20, and was
buried at tho Baptist Church here Thurs
day, Nov. ltb, where his parents and
several other members Of tho family are
buried.
Roy. NJ. McGee, of IIonea Path, preach
ell 81 the Baptist Church last Sunday
night, the pastor, Rev. X. W. Sanders,
being away.
I:ev. a. II. Dunlap. Miss Marion
Thomas. MIR. Warren Martin and Mr..
Berry Martin will take in the Fair mt
Columbia this week. OLD SroRr.
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HcIton Items.

Alr~. vi. J. Williams j. Lnw running
tl.r i"itnn I!o.cl and hn' quito - good
many regular hoarders. lr. Kil!ebrcw
Who iia' hcvu Keeping tie hotel for the
past twp years has moved into Mrs. Me
nN>iG'- hru-o. on Main street.
A;i,- Matte Brown visited relatives III
Hrirn'i HE l,ur'iay and sunday.
llr NhA~. tcrr, oi Atlanta, j. here visit
Mg ll> inuthr"- fatally.
NJ Mack l;cDd. ui NsroiirS. and MIR.
M,cN Martin, Of Ilopcwoll, arc boarding
81 he llotcl, and attending thc High
S,hnoi.
pr Eowcr, who ha been boarding
with Mr.. a leo tecr Tor several years.
has moved to The lio.oi.
Mr. l. Wiliinghanl's now house near
u. school. l. nearing completion ANA hc
VIII move INTO it soon.
Ne are glad To report that Mrs ]; A.
Lewis, who has been away for some tirno
for treatment, ~ doing well, aud her
friends arc hoping 80 SEQ her home again
soon.
Cotton ami cotton seed continue to como
III III great quantities. IT sccnIs that the
very low rrire paid for cotton is only an
inhuccnrnt to til" farmers TO sell.
quite a crowd Of tho young people OF
the town have gono to WIllamstpn to.
night to get advantage Of I.lliotts lecture.
which has been advertised rs being very
ino.
There are about ono hundred and fiji
teen pupils in the High School now.
\\\\
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Corner Greek News.

Tac farmers Of this section IRE busy
rat'r.'lg corr now. {. ing to cf rn siuck-
ings nnd hIyingn jolly limo in pritr tho
sp-ce!ieh ripsp-f,y. Yes We rns,!c a very
good crop Cf cotton and are lnaiilg crio,
mi! Of rjri. ba"e hO;,s in The per faitan
ing and, Mr. Eliicr. if YOU would ius,
irAvrl OYER lii- part Of the County YOU
would zee tist 'l'lr farmer. :.!u bpginninr
70 riakr q iiyins ct home
our iArrirr- iarc 'c,'c,. c,..sOnit4gs0tne oats
siM are pirihrihg 10 tp~ pi;c croI, ci
wheat.
Knmo. l.ns it MAT ,..cre viii TO several
weddings in This cjnuiunity this .al!.
| cnn-th by The low price of coion.
l;ev ) }. H~ck preached An Interesting
sermon 10 = large congregation Inst sun
iny 1T Hgrker's Creek. Rev - W Hot
ii- b. en- elected 70 serve the Church next
| year
Sir. y E.nassaway lost two fne hogs
Iart Saturday. il Is not kDOwn what caus
eu them to die
| jim Callahain. Of II ,rt County, Ga 4, was
| visiting relativesi In our midst last week.
Mr.. Callahan is formerly Of Anderson
| County, and we learn that he has rented
land in this sertipn and will move here
another year. We gladly welcome him
| into our midst
+. NJ. Taylor. of Eeva, wvs around in
ms section last Thursday buying UP cat
| tie.
Miss Lon Gastawsy will begin teaching
school Mt this place on Nov. 18Th.
| The trustees Of HOnea Path Township
having located a school near here the
patrons are going to build school house.
This Is certainly a step in the right direc-
| ton, for we have been needing school
| hero for some time
| Say, what is the matter with some of
your correspondents? Wake up and let
| ,ls hear from you
Tho health Of our community is very
| good at this writing
There is large or . Of per.immons this
| Year aud your scrib is making some of
them into beer. SO como down Mr.
Editor, .nd help us drink. TYno.
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III M E'Eior cf III, .Ntntc.
In your issue Of the .l;h inst. you
state HAT Augustus Maverick. the
uncle og the Mayor-clcct Of New York
and the son Of Mr. Sam Maverick, Of
l'cndlcton was engaged in the war be-
tween the Texas republic and Mexico,
and wa- at one time made prisoner BY
the Mcnicms. In this connection the
following incident. showing how on
this occasion the life Of Maverick was
saved By South Carolinian may be Of
interest to your readers.
The Texas prisoners were required
to draw lots, and every 10th man was
TO be shot Maverick was one of the
unfortunatcs, and he was u be exc
cutcd in the public plaza with those.
who like himself, had drawn the death
lots Early in the morning Of the day
upon which the execution was to take
place, Gen. Waddy Thompson. Of
South Carolina then minister to Mex
leo, learned Of Maverick $ impending
fate. lie went at once to the palace
and asked to see the president, Santa
Anna. The guards refused him adj
mission for the reason that at that
early hour the president was still in
bed and could not be seen. Gen
Thompson. disregarding the orders of
the guards, made his way to Santa An
mas hcdchamhcr and secured the par
don of young Maverick, who after
wards returned to Texas and became
the greatest cattle owner in America.
History.
New York, Nov. 6, 1897.
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Major j. Hoge Tyler, the silver
Democratic nominee for Governor of Vir-
ginia. added much TO the hnmor of the
campaign. The other day he said: "This
Is the dryest ticket that the people of vir-
ginia Was over asked to vote for. Jack
Montague never drinks anything but
Dan River mud. SD. Echols doesn't
know the difference between wine and
pokeberry juice. AS for myself, i never
drink anything stronger than unspiked
buttermilk.n He declared that much of
the land In Virginia Is 80 poor that "we
Will have to fertilize our graves in order
to insure resurrection" He further
seid that the ticket of which he was the
head was entitled to support "because it
was made up Of black headed man, a
a red-headed man and bald headed man
variety enough to suit everybody.
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The Democrats made great ssins in
the elections last week. New York.
which gave mir. Mckinley majority
in November, 1896, Of nearly 300, 600,
within one short year repudiatcs h;s
administration and goes Democratic
by near 100000! Kentucky, which
gave him her electoral vote, now piles
up25, 900 Democratic majority! Mary
lands $4,000 majority was nearly
wiped out. New Jersey, which stray
ed off into Republican Wilderness of
utter darkness, has returned to within
6aiirElysdiltapce Of her fathers house.
Old isS6Taa has rolled up the heav
si iesk s nm "a ijo1it s ocracy ever cast
sby tho grand olslS SbI Oh of Il SS,tates, In
sIfassac chttSetty be- II epGb bliiSant major
sity has beensfsd decd ones half and IN
Ohio the Kepub blicans have Only IKE
ma;orit ~ in the egis.aturss s.
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100000
Worth 0f Goods 10 be Sacrificed

THE ALLIANCE STORE will go business at the close Of M
year. II not earlier My physicians have
the mercantile business longer The Directors Store
un" accept resignation Manager man in NV
ofoer " 40 SO speedily will be imperative great inducements
prices Unfortunately for Stockholders bought heavier and
Dete STOCK OF fall and Winter Goods
Judgment but thought July and August making bio ~
IN this country and would get good price both wa
and our idea the first loss is the n
party New York stock at SO much on the dollar h.
SO much less than real desirable Goods
nave decided that where forced give anything prefer
that people shall get benefit Of it, Hence We
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Judge of Probate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANUrHStiI fIilIItsi:x

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON CoUNTY.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Alexander Mccullough. Plaintiff, VS..
8. T. Mccullough and K. j. Rogers, De-
fendants.- Complaint for Partition, Re
lief. &c.
pURSUANT to the order of sale grant
q &c in this case, Will sell on Sales
day In December next, in front of the
Court House Building. the lands described
as follows, to vic {:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of
Land situate, lying and being in Corner
Township, in County and State aforesaid,
on waters of Wilson Creek, adjoining
lands Of A. w. Mccullough, Margaret
Burton. r. Homer Newell, J. w. Spear
man and Others, and containing II acres,
more or less, and being the same convey
ed to Thomas Mccullough by BARLEY
Tucker by Deed dated February 9th, 1926,
less % acres, conveyed to German T. Bur
ton 4th March, 1876
Terms-One half cash, balance in twelve
months, with interest, secured By bond
and mortgage, with leave to Anticipate
pay ment. Purchaser to pay for papers,
r. NJ. BURRISS,
Probate Judge, ss SPECIAL Referee.
Nov 10, 1897 % a.
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Free of Char ge to sufferers.

Cut this out and take It to you- druggist
and get sample bottle of DR. Kings New
Discovery, for Consumption Coughs and
Colds. They do not ask you to buy before
trying. This will show you the great
merits of this truly wonderful remedy,
and show you what can be accomplished
by the regular size bottle. This is no ex.
pertinent and would be disastrous to the
ptoprietors did they not know 1t would
invariably cure. Many of The best physi-
clans ars now using it in their practice
with great results, and are relying on it in
most severe cases. It is guaranteed. Trial
bottle FREQ at Hil,-orr Drug Co.
The Coming Woman
Wbo goes TO the clah while her husband
tende the baby, rs we'll as the good old
fashioned woman who. looks after her
home. will, both at times get run down in
health. They will be troubled with loss
OF appetite. headaches. sleeplessness, faint.
ing or dizzy spells. The most wonderful
remedy for these women is Electric Bitters
Thousands ofsuffsrers from Lame Back and
Weak Kidneys rise up and call it blessed.
It Is the medicine for women. Female
complaints sad Nervous troubles Of all
kinds are soon relieved by the uee of
Electric Bitters. Delicate women should
keap this remedy on hsnd to hnild up che
system. Only 60c. per bottle. For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co. SS
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FOR SALE.

60-2 ACRES OF LAND, one and three
HUF quarter miles from Public Square
on the Pendleton Road. adjoining land of
e. A. Bell and others. There is beauti
ful lot for a dwelling, and The land has
been brought Up 20 a high state for cult
vation. This will be an ideal place for
truck and dairy. farming. as it is only a
short distance from Factory Town and
there are two streams running through it.
Apply to r. 8. McCULLY.
at MCCuljy Bros
Nov 10 1897 20
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The Atlanta Constitution has fig.
ured up Il list Of accidents so classi-
fled as to show their causes. Out Of
four thousand cases noted, only forty
three were due to railroads, while G9l
were caused by falling on the pave
ments and l43 from falling down
stairs. Bicycles were responsible for
Alb accidents, and the use of carriages
and wagons for 421 more. The whirr-
ing of machinery, which appears so
dangerous, contributed only l07 cases
of accident. The fact that the larger
number of mishaps have occurred at
times when people did not feel them
selves in danger, suggests the wisdom
Of the constant prayer for protection,
aot only when we feel ourselves in
peril, but at all times-day by day.
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LAND SALE.

r WILL sell at auction in the City of AN.
Il derson Oh Salesday In December, IL
not sooner disposed ofby private salo, che
Plantation known as Grumblathorp Hall,
deceased, containing 46l aorss, situate on
both aides OF Eighteen Mile Greek, ad.
joining Lapds Of 0. "A. Bowen, B. r.
CAN'T aud othara. 3
This Land WIN probably be divided and
sold In small Tracts. -
For terms and other information appiy
to q. y. ID. D.MAXWELL.S s
~ & y g q Andurzoit: s. O.. Z.
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NOTICE. &
''ga0'T6OE; !.

T HAVE placed all my Books and Ac-
IL counts IN the hands OF J. y. GiImer
for collection, settlements, &c. II have
Accounts on my Rocks that have been
runping for years, being unable to effect q
settIemont. now put tbSsn on notice 40
well 80 al otheIo. II not esttled BY january
1st 1893; same will hc sold regardless of
whose feeliDgs It may hort. In the mean.
time, Mr.. Glimor will either eail onsyou
in pefaon or notify you yS1etter. viii
say ,fnrsher, that If j owe you ] am srsady
Very respcctf fully. .
Z f.. Nj BUTEER. SIS
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Lands Wanted.

Persons with lands for sale are REQUEST
ed to put them In my hands for sale. /
Am In constant receipt of 90 many letters
Of enquiry about lands from Northern and
Western parties, that may be able to
eNeot sales for those who will give me
accurate detailed descriptions OF what they
have. No charge I'LL be made unless sat-
must be such as can be guaranteed and
must give: No. of Acres. Locstion, Char
acter Of Land, Proximity to Railroads.
Post Offices, Schools. Churches and
Towns. kind Of Improvements. Com
mpnicatione strictly confidential. when SO
dco.fed, James g.. Gibbs State Land
Agent. Columbia, 8. @; 2O--2
Black pigs naua,ly havs tougher skin
and 1ere less liabls 10 skin diseases that,
Ssgiiite once; y;
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Trustees Sale Of, Land.

PY Deed Of Trust from Alex Jordan I
~ will sell at Anderson on Saleaday In
December next $50 acres of Land IN Will
!iamston Township. adjoining Lands Of
III. NJ. Prince and others.
Terms-Cash, or one-third cast, bal.
ance on time, with interest, secured by
mortgage. :
JOSEPH N. BROWN, Trustee.
Nov 10. 1897 20 .4I6.
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Potash
Our books arc free 10 farmers.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
% Nassau ST.. New York.
Administrators Sale.

THHE undersigned will expose 70, sale
a. at the late residence of Capt. M B.
Williams. deceased, on Friday, November
10, 1897, one G-h0rse Tozer Engine, Gins.
Grist Mil. Saw Mill, Cotton Presses, and
lot Of Corn. Fodder, Cotton Seed, etc.
Terms Of Sc fash
NJ Berry WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Nov TO- 1897 20
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When our farmers fill their smoke
houses with meat. their corn cribs
with corn and their barns with proven
der, then they can hold their surplus
cotton crops until it brings price
fixed by them and not by the spccu-
latcrs in the fGccy staple. Then, oh
then, what an industry farming will
he.
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Mr.. W. j. Craig has been made
general manager Of the Charleston and
Western Carolina Railroad. Mr.
Craig was, up to the time of his ap-
i,oin:mcn az general manager, the
general passenger and freight agent of
the Road, in which capacity he served
for number Of years He is one Of
the best known and most popular
railroad men in Gcorgiu.
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The low price Of cotton and the high
price Of food ncccssarics is the strong
est argument why the South should
raise its own supplies. The increase
in the yield Of cotton has been attend
ed with an equal decrease i'll price, and
production of home supplies.
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Judge of PrObate's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Nov 10 1887

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
II, the Court Common Pleas.
HELEN David and John w. David, by
their Guardian ad Item, vs. Mamie Nj.
Campbell, Thomas A CampbelI, ct al
Complaint for Partition and Relief.
TN pursuance of the order of sale grant
IL ed in the above stated case, will sell
on Salesday in December next, in front of
the Court House in the City of Anderson,
s. Co.
All that certain Lot or Parcel OF Land,
containing eight-tenths of an acre. more
or less, situate in the City of Anderson,
s. c., on the West side OF Pendleton street
or road, adjoining lands OF Mrs. D. NJ.
Stephens, F. nj. Butler and others.
Terms -One-h half cash, balance with in
terest in twelve months. secured by bond
and mortgage, with leave to pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
r. M. BURRISS,
Probate idge, as Special Referee.
Nov 10, 1887 2O d
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The ruinously low price Of cotton
this season will prove not an unmixcd
evil if it shall have the effect Of in
ducing our farmers to divide their at
tcntion between wheat, rye, barley and
other cereal crops, the cultivation of
which have been almost altogether
abandoned of late years
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The abstracts of real and personal
property as returned by County audi
tors and cqualizcd by County boards
for the new fiscal year have all been
received at the Comptroller & eneral' S
Office. The returns show an increase
of S4G, $40 in real estate and s2,050,-
H6O in personal property. The total
value of all taxable real estate in 1876
was $l00, ,S95, BOG, and of all taxable
personal property $40 ,507 1888, while
the figures for 1897 show $1O0,94l,- :
GIG real and SAT ,557 ,543 personal.
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\ man should not be willng to live
in community without doing some
thing for It's ulbuildinc and better
mont. Are YOU doing this?