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gmilew? $i\UHi3cnc.fr. wnp un*riir>n law . ?imp IIIOIT* inc mu i ritn-in-LMii o vioii. Mrs. Bartlett belonged to that unpopu lar class in the ^community MoW'taH mothcrs-i&3aw.^A' <innllier'? dev^son to* her children .ind interest ?n^Lelr Weliiro song und^it?ry ?*^^lc^^o*^?licr chil drcn many, and'she is at once trans rormcd into a most meddlesome, detested creature, whose noble virtues have sunk into vices of the most unendurable char acter. As far as she can perceive, she is the same woman that sue was before, willi the santo warm affections, quick sympathies and untiring devotion and self-sacrifice, '.: t. all the rest of the world sec;: her in quite a different light. I prcp^aerJ?praco i Hftttleu did fnot praise Ins'motlier and ber ways of doing things oftener than any dutiful son of a f;oocl mother, bot bis little ^fe. Mattie, r iud come to look wi^^ntu'e' F?mr*"jpicL^ trembling on the proposed visit of* siffd^ mother-in-law to her little Hiiuggr-ry of a hourn. Mother (vas getting on in years; the journey was a tong one, and very Iii:? ly thi i would he her lust, as well ns uer first 'visit Lo her son's boiiso. Horace was in a flutter of happiness at ?.he pros pect of seeing'her once moro, and very anxious to have everything on hand that could possibly add to her comfort. See ing him in such ti state of anticipation, Mattie carefully smothered her own ap prehensions, and dropped tears in secret over Horace's hints and suggestions ?bout the children, ?ind how mother would like this or that in reference to them. That poor unconscious UM ther-in-law wan fast becoming thc bugbear of her life. iSho wished tho dreaded visit over, ti'tul+Cflt that she could never breathe free again until she was on tier homeward way.once more. Do not cen-uro her Inhospitality,-.. Unless yon arc quite free to east a stone ut h^r. /.lias not ?orne expected visit of some keen-eyed relative of "his" set your own heart fluttering with apprehen sion? Have you not, metaphorically, wished her "in Guinea" 11 dozen limes before she caine under your rpof? ; It seemed as il* the neaTcr'thethfrd came thc more "mixed up" everything boc&tne. Mattie could; not mako' hoad-, way with her work with those'three little children,, always about ber feet. _The baby toole" the timo to cut a lew inore teeth, as is thc manner (d' habit's when mamma is in a hurry mid worry, and Mattie grew so nervous that lionise was drawn into the same net. Rb far he hud experienced about thc usual vicissitudes of youiig lather* and householders, who have small means out of which to provide for a family. But somehow thc tangle affuir? hud taken sometimes caused a i bar]) word or t*vo,< on .both ?Ides, to be followed by bitter repenting*! in cooler moments. "More system" was Horace's unfailing remedy for housekeeping ills, and any woman will appreciate the aggravating nature of such advice under such circum stances. After all, tho reception passed off fa vorably-a great point in entertaining a guest ; first Impressum? arc so lasting. The good, motherly grandma took thu little ones on her knee so fondly, and cuddled them in bec unt?lo bosom HO lov ingly, that the mother? heart warmed toward her instantly. Horace wiw grati fied, und Mattie more than pleased that things had turned out so differently from her fears. Is it not usually so with our anticipations? Thc evils that cause us most suffering are those which never happen. But moruig brought iL? UHJUI pe^p^^i' tics, and Mattie's heart sank nt thc pros pect of going on with her day's work, alter Horace bad gone to bis business, with those experienced eyes ever watch ing her-sure to see her shortcomings, Mattie thought, /md ready, parham, with cool advicd rt?iAit" '"system, which would bo sure to try Uer So keenly ! Motlier was late after her journey, and' Horace had littlo time for achat, us hi? business' required punctuality. Mattie must attend to her baking, and that noisy Charley.bod.ol' cour.se, .to.upset, it rliair just ut tho'head Of thu cradle, aird' then such.n cry as came from a sturdy pair af littler lungs! v.? Maybe Muttlo would have given thc mischief-maker a good shake if grandma hud not been by ; thc-certainly felt ready to, os she rubbed tlkv dough from her hands and prepared to take up tho Htthj one. ..' . . "I guess bo will como to mo, daughter," said tho old lady kindly. "We'll soe; I nr kind of lame, Mattie, or I would spry about and'help'you do up ?he work. But if I can keep tho baby happy, maybe it will help "ft I?tl&'? *f J I AUn t i It did help a great deal. . Mother bad tho faculty of bewitching tho baby in Borne way, so bc was .charmed with bel?, and Mattie felt HO grateful that she wanted to stoop down ana kiss that wrinkled face with its crown of whitened hair beneath its Snowy cap. And tbis was tho dreaded mother in-law! She felt, rather limn thought, that aho could go to tho mother quicker than to the son with her many perplexities in housekeeping. Tho worltr.n}oi<cd on very imopthly that day, with' grandmother to keep the chil dren out or her way. 'It seemed like th;-' ing tho work in a new atmosphere. The afternoon found Mattie settled down com fortably to her seWlug. the baby eoelhcd to Bleep, a,soft towel dipped in worm water wrapped about his chest, carefully covered with flannel. "How soundly and sweetly ho is sleep ing !" said his moflier."lie bas notslept like that for a.ttte?J.' I U "Thero is no soothing syrup equal to it,-' said grandma, "where there are any feverish ay mp toma ; and thero is not tho slightest danger, where you cover tho towel well with flannel. Now I can help you sow, daughter. .4f you will be kind enough to give mo my specs. I ama master hand at patching, and I see that Charley is much like other boys, and pokes his knees through his trowscrs, just ns his fatties dld.beforo l?m':* I thought that thjs clotbttbat could hold out for six; ww?s-W?lh'f/Kr? boy/ was cloth tb b?'r'eV commonded." : "Could you always have as much sys-' tem about'yoilr' work1 as you wished, mother,' when your children were little?" asked ^lat-tl?i ,broaching thc Bore subject. Graudmoiher laughed a .good, hearty* laugh, maybe 'at .remembrance of the old times-certainly it -was not a laugh that hurt ?ny body s'feelings. Mattie knew she waa. not .laughing at haft -and ber voice w. iccr??g^we^cychnght tho spirit and laughed too, though that tub ject bad always been regarded as any "ninnie you, 1 'rliii".' I H?OuJd lik? 1 to sec nay^atjtf bliijflpjluch ft biutocfs&l Clont lit^O^WDffcer vrjrvu aro. If Bnia?4 cvi r rhyim. bli, mrtiluir will M* BPfl! fortieth.' H<?? talton a grcrii ?Sal ofj seeing in hi-? day, anti it ?lid him good. Don't you think so?" a Miljie btughjed, and ?aid Horace al lays $?eolaro<l 'he "ot?od everything- to. ?i|iiiit>?her." ?;, "O? course I v.ucri't thorough enough," aaid:lhe old lad/, Vinning, N'or I iwght have made him a ?tili helter hoy; hut it is cagier looking back than looking ahead. Hui speaking ol' ayatcniH. dear, I will tell you of on'; jTT??n that has lu en a great help to un-. I never thought much nf setting down on n slate or paper th'- par licnlar du li e., of each day, with tin- hours ?<*f tn Hicnv Buc h things ?au not ho car ried out in a woman's every-day lifo, oven if students ami professional mon can. Hot it dot4f.liolji ni? to wit donn ou a slip of paper tho things I have to do in-doora and out-as,, fj?r instauce, the, pieces of kfwhig I ^fisl?l Kf^u? ^Everything I cnn think of .'xibat.line, I wit down. , Then, when I have time to HOW, I glance over it, and decide which piece,I will go about first. AW B'mn a? it is dono, f eros* it ???f. That is such a comfortable thing to do, that crossing ?off I Sometimes ? trill finish several small pieces in a day, and that make* thc list look beautifully law. By .letting them down I do not forget any, and I can more easily choose w'lieh one I want first. I do the' same about vari ous kinds of housework, housecleaning. 1 and nil tliat, ort of thing, and it is a real] help? to-rnc, ?it leash. You might not1 linn it so." "I nm . re I should," said Mattie, willi great int? est. "I know I hould enjoy thc crossing olf wonderfully. I forget so inanv thing" in th?- Unity ?nd worry of thu day, thai I might have easily done if I had only thought nf I hem." "lt is pleurant iv? rk lo look tr such a list at the end ?d' the week;'' xud mother. "You can se?! for yourself that yon have ?hm?' something. Timi is what tries us housekeepers so much-wc ?ec no rosnltH of our labors. The nt<-n point with pride to their waving grain Heids, their newly built house*, and their fin ished machinery, as the results of their labors, but we feel that our work counts for nothing, because there is nothing to HIIOW. Never mind, if wo Can see it our selves. We can appreciate one another's work, and remember always that One above, moro kind than a mother, notices every cup nf water you place to your child's lips."-Country Gentleman. AN UNTKI'STWOKTHY Couran. - About the sharpest dodge allom pt cd by impos tors in thc chnrity lin?; was almost suc cessful a few days since in this eily. A female of good address, but poorly clad, called) on the rector ni Trinity Episcopal Cfiurch, and stated thal she had been a member ni thntchurch and attended there when she could afford respectable cloth ing, hut that now ?he was reduce?! in circumstances, mid what was worse than all, lier sister was a corpse, in her house, and she had no means wherewith tu bury her. She gave her address, a house on New Jersey Avenue, southeast, and so moved was thc pastor hy appeal,that through his efforts and others charitably disponed, quite a sum of money was raised by the day following. This sum, together willi ihe add ress of Ibo suppnscl linderer, was, handed lo some ladies, who, proceeding i-> the plnco indicated, wura shown to it second story room, wherein was the body of a woman, on a bod, ap parently demi, and motionless ns a corpse, with the s-??le scepoa nf,a child crying. n$d th? woman who mudd thd appeal leaning her hoad on thc wjn<L>w-sil! over come willi grief. ' Tho ?fit ne wni so solemn and impassive that the ladies soothing thc grief of tho latter handed her (ho amount collected and left, each thinking how -little one-half the world knew ol', the sufferings of the oilier half. One of the party) through having left her gloves in the apartment, returned, when what should -lie sec to her astonishment but tho corpse sitting up in bcd counting tho money they had left I The scene '.hat followed and the ruse need un ex planation, and it is unnecessary to say that thu donors immediately repossessed iheinsolvu*.. i>f tho funds of which they ivero well nigh defrauded.- Washington D. C.) Chronicle. HIVU-U'BAI. XOT1C?N. /.. y- Simpson il Sadler are, giving iway a ham!.?onie book entitled "Pearla br the people," containing much valua do information and many interesting irticlcs. lt also contains a history of thc liscovery cf the "Hcpatine," for diseases if tho liver, dyspepsia, constipation and ?digestion, &c, and gives positive nssu ance that when.the Hepatine is used it iiTtiCts a permanent and lusting euro of hese discases, which prevail to mich an darmihg-extent in our country? 'TaW he Hcpatine for ntl diseases of tho iver. AdTlce Gratis. The Hon. Alexander H. Stevens says: 'The ?Globe Flower Cough Syrup fins) iroven. a moat valuable remedy to me. Gov. James M. Smith, of Georgia says: I shall always uso it with perfect con idonco, and recommend it to the public s a remedy which will a fib rd that sails action experienced by mo and mine. It ixceh* everything for coughs, colds and ibslinate lung affections." .Ex-Gov. Hm wu, of Ga., says:-"He indi the Globe flower Cough Syrup a dost excellent remedy." Such' endorsement by our great and ;ood men deserves tho attention of tho ifflictcd. Those suffering from cough, olds and lung affections should usn tho Hobo Floyvcr Cpugb Syrup. It will pos tivoly cure consomption. ' 'F?r ftale by. Simpson'& Sadler. 'Tho Proof of the Pudding,?? Etc. In thia agc of humbuggcry it is cusv, to nako bold assertions, but to furnish iuuils tillable evidence of the truth of them ls not il ways easy. Wo boldly assert that Da. Tuvr'a, BAIR )YK is superior to all others and to prov3 it ro give testimony of a celebrated Hair Dresser, who has used the various com lounds recommended for coloring the hidr br twcntv-tlvc years. ,?/ HEAD IT. Auot sTA, GA., November 4, 1871. Du. Terr : I)ei?rS{r t-r-As a Hair Dresser for twenty ive year*, b|uh In Europe and America, I lave used nil hinds ot' hr.ir dyes, and I am Kippy to s ?y that yours is superior to any I iavt> ever seen. For several, yesors I huvo wed it with the greatest satisfaction to my clf and customers. French. Hair Dresser. J&t.VS ff Mil? !???? ? -f-rr-?<?.j . The American People. . Ko people In tho world I/1 fer as much villi Dy.spep.-iii as Americans. Although 'b4rs!orcxp?>r?ent>? in> medicine bul failed 0 accomplish a certain and sure reniody for hisidiiwaao aud its icffecis, eUch as Shjfr itomabhy- Hiiart-bnm, .Wutei'-brasl?, Sii.k Ibad?chcs CmUvewCs*, p?h?ilbn fof tho iuaU Liver Complaint;-cOmind ujl- of ihA o'ti,' low '?pirlta,; ftencral debility; ?tes.; ?yet Inc? tho introduction of flittrs;! A?O?ST 'iowr.li wo believe thcrc is no caso Of Dys* Mpski that cannot be immediately relieved: O.CtiO'doxeotatd last year without owrfeaafl >f> failure reported. . Go tbiyour Drnte?sta, mnlt&?x Williams, and mit)* Sample Bottle BV*?n*fto4w**tarjfilc>iW<?a Will re love you. Regular eixo ^tjmi?ki'"1'^^1 ? ?ni.ifii _ .J*",11. AMXm\ 1 1 " ' ' A-IiLpersona indebted to tho old firm of .ASri?et* A San** aira *?ir?by ' notified 01 make settlement lo - tbs .undtrslgnwlf at ho old stand, i witbto-thlrty'jdays) or their Cotes and-'Accounts will bo placed in tho ianda of an Officer for colla?tlonj Do not Oat IO, PT? 14 " . - '-"?? ? j rmW -jE^LNEST A PPEAI * A w^re- ure ?i4mi|>e$fed to have .Money to curry on our bnitiuenM, XIL nil persons indebted tn us for <<uniio ur Supplies in nat ccrtniiilv 'omi' for wari ?nd nettle thc same. The plea of "hard limes" won't pay debts. Ii they would, WC would ecrtn?ily he-Willing to accept them,. ?w. ?a? /Pron/pt payments; make many frlend?," ?^-ud-la^uri - kind Itt Idfr.eo'V. '80 1 ""o- along 'With your t'r?cnbut ka <^r jt'otton an?! pay up. Von will fcjl p>?l yoorik/lf, ?? 11?I make us feel better. ,"J>* ? 1 "0" *. V . .". '.? .- .>V 'AVE KV.f.V C< ?N8TA NTL Y OX HAN!? A I OT OF STAPLE DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, Which wo will sell a? low as the lowe?! for cosh. Od 12, l"Vii 13 WILSON Si ?EEO. ATTENTION, AMERICANS! ,; -_ ! I H.I -J . "\V\^E desire to call the ut tuition of tl <. trading public to our Stn. k of i%V iiOOOS, ?KOCERIHOOT'S, SHOES, I! ATS, v. ?> lYiYrtlwiire, (PutTbry" Cuns, ?.Ve. .All of vb}' h wc propose to -ell HM lowr UH Hie lowell. All wc ask is o fair 'tyd ty? mc In i d's ct- n</ worrier to cuni pete with others, wc hnV?'adopted rtfe l?iisn 'systiern, an?! we expect to stick to il. 8?), it will !>.. useless for A ?VI' <?.\l' to ask credit. All whonre iiulobtud to UH arc requested to c ipi' iorwqrd nndMjttje, op! we haye waited as long as we are going to. J. N. SUTHERLAND & CO., Belton, S-< CV Sept 28. 1870 ll ' ' SlVi VIM t.H!).. ??' I. {.'? pVHMi'liliii !H.'i I ? I' ! 11.. '. . ! 'j M ;1 ''!!-' I ! HI.J GET OTT OF DEBT ! GET OUT OF DEBT ! ! V?? f $ -o WK have given liberal credits the present, us well HM pus! years, and I he time for col lecting our Money luis about arrived, ?LS ?ve are liol going to wait ?niieb longer before Kneing, und Irving what virtue Ibero IN in inn', as much as we hate to ?lo so. We earnestly call HIMHI all. and 110 person i-t left out who owes us a oVnt for Merchandize or (?llano for the prirent or pu>t vears, that they must pav us up out of their first vat burin;- of Colton ? Iii-? f;dl, and ifjio Cotton, ll'/; 117/./. TAKE Till'. StOft?Y ! Times atv bani, we admit, but we c;..?.mt help it. We bave lo pity our own clehlH promtly, and itt in reimonuhle Ibal ne Mbould expect |?nj I ru ni otliern. The humer von let your debil itund over, tho burder ?hey ure to pay. WE WAS T on: MOSEY-hoy T FORGET IT : Wp hs yt; a large stock of Goods on hand, um! so?fic the pntroiitgo ol'prompt po'1-" customers'. BliECKLEV, BUOWN & CO. S. BLECKLEY. Anderson, S. C., August 22, 1870 LOOK OUT ! LOOK OUT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. \\T E tlosiro to call attention tu thu fact tba' WC have uti hand u LARGE and VT ' well-Helecr?d stock of Fleavy Grocoi'ie^, ?!>!ry Groocls, Boots, Slioe^ Hardware Crociten W'&ft&i Kio Wt! have lust roeoivod a largo lot of Ibu on Hides, Shoulders-, Hugai (.'tired Hums ("houp Graues of Syrups, Muscovado, Dir 1 orara and Now Orleans Moblases, IOU BARRELS C1IO.TE FAMILY FLOUR. A complete assortment of Sugars, Codees mid Teas, Pickles, Canned Omuls, ?fee. A veiy largo utoek of Iron, Stool, HOM, Shovels, Spades, ami farming Implements mineral ly. In short, we liuvo ovorythi.i>r that tho fanner or mau of tinnily n ?cds. Wu aro sel line; the forogolng articles at thc most reasonable cash prices. Cali anil ho convinced of this fact. . frtr Anti now n word to those that w e have supplied with Gonda during thc year 1K72, 1873 and 1871. Unions you como forward and pay up, your Notes and Ac count? will bo placed in the hands of nu Ollicor for collection. HY Itt1 M & McGRATH. Important to those Indebted to Us. Fl To those indebted to us oil Account-' for last year, wo will glvi one-half cent abovo tho market price for (Cotton, in pay un nt of auch Account? and Notes, at nny tillie between tho 1st of November next. Wo must novo tho money on them, and do not wish to add any cost. So como forward ut once and settle up. Oct 7, 1870 12 BY KUM ? Mi ?xRAT*!? Mechanics' How. _ iy n mt'-??-.X' ?W?gJXJ xa ?vi? ?Vlt II 1 un A IMO AT GILREATH & PEOPLES. WHOLESALE ASH RETAIL HEALERS IN STOVES and TIN WARE, j " HOLLOW WARE, kc. .niss nv. ri. Witft.vMor J- W. D?NIEIS? ^^S^^^^SBBfl^^^^^? ( ' thereto a Toll iind great Viiriefy of NEW GOODS, SjOfl^SSl? LADIES' ANC CHILDRENS' HATS, -._,.,." ,??Lv?a c 11 CJ?* TAI?C?T GOODS, g?To\ E PIECES for repairing old btoves 4 nd evcrvthimr to .3 always on bund. .' s? "" Sf* have u largo mid lino stock of Stoves, -n ? rs vi "mtTTi T A nrvnOCI win son them PLEASE THE LADIEIS . 'AT GI**EE??rVILTj13 PRICES, And secure /heir comfort. The freight added. 1.1 _ ., , - , , Miss Lizzie Williams has sehn ted these ?nlfT fwy an,1^l,re doods-'wlHi gre^^ire in.Bahiniore, New * '~ York and Philadelphia, from Whence she tOOFING, GUTTERING and REPAIRING hos just returned witina full knowktlge ot ixectited on short notice, by first-class mc- tho s^?*? ^st?niCT ' Ctt)1 ?? hanlcs. ROOFING TIN for salo by the see her yt old stand-one door above ?ox. PoKt Oillee. We will sell anything in our line at bot- . , , _ om prices. R?|antua-Making. ant] Millinery De we also keep a full line of HOITST3 F?R- fi paHnient ?ISHINO OOOlW-such ns Chamber Sets; Conducted by experienced Ladies. Vater Oooiers, . Walters,, Casters, M vi Hin - feopt ll 1876 ll 'ans, Spittoons, Potware, 0 .cns, Spiders,-? Andirons. SMITH & WESSON'S We also pay the highest prices for lings, , , ..v Jeeswax, Ac. Merchants will save their rttir Hhtiit* fcjp WlUi ?uiot?atis tags, as our wagons aro out with Tin. SB t-?ubro. ^oMb ; Cartr|t)t|o ?iniiEATii & PEon.ES, "VS? JA K*rt"' MANSION HOUSE, ^^^^J|fl^ TtfitS HotweVis not 6per? for Hie recej? Au.<n<-y, 70 Chnmhrrj St.. NUT Ycrk. - J. lion of Visitors ftinl ?Very menus will mi. W. Bloblmon.fim-l AgcnU >o crhplovct? to render giirats'coVnrortable. Oct 20, 1870 15 ly t is newly furnished throughout, and the-.-1 able is supplied with thc best thc market fi BSli'llS ' fall Al fklBAf); dlbixls. Thc? Mansion-Housfc-f? l^MtetPIft A Rjl> IHI Ililli SHI ll* he centre or the city, convenient to bnsi- fl WWII WI I VI 9 n<aa.aiut jill naipnttM? lu.inlu. Teuuviopt alni ?. -- ^ ^ . ^ jcriiiah?nl^im-d'at rcasonnblo Vatcs^ '?*c\ J ,. ' i.rJl!?'>i"!T ?X\ ll> / 2.\ Inges in connection with thc HoweT. O.i COHEN, Aft'!., 15(1 Bf6afl St? :Ootlf?ifi7?i H. N. LOWRANCE. OppoHlte Marble Yard. , , A ORK AT variety of Guns and Pistols :"'X?rVrV4T?- ct'A f net '" ? will bo 4t?ptfon hand. ?Wfiiohestcr QU?U.K. ?ALjIii? Rides, Muskats ? ami CuTbhiv-s Smith & ... ?i.?r .-^ Wesson's Nuvy, Colt's Navv, Remington's 'VIL" M IfAND ''il I? Si^'fOIf! Navy, Five Sb.-othut Dei ;"..gr,a, S?.&rrr;? Rlllcs, Enfield Rifles, and all kinds of Car SM A T iT ? PROFITS., ?!? t?l?'^^^h^T? F AM WbW doing .jiislness on my own 'tte- " i>ctjc>r*>y H fl U fj I4J Z??&Xt: , TO THE LADIES. ?i?Mr^- ^fr*^ OA-SII ^?Vf183 DELLA KKY8 bftgs to inform tho \s low aa they iWm he beught in this m ir- ^1. ladles of Anderson and surrounding tet.andtho iW doods and Fancy Qot??l? ^n?rA ?Vi* ^^ll"-aV?cu.,iy,Jk^fiyi-,'lo :hot were owned by Towera ?fe Broyles wilt a**i4tt*^?T*rj Wul fw(Int^?>?*?^KB JO ?old nt Cost for Cash. ?s, indies Hu s, Uonnela. Riblions, ?flm . ir n>i7i .ii , I'.n minps, ?fee., which will bo sold at a smnl? .aT^ffS ^^S?^? T.T precetcP^??S leans, Piala JIomespuiis and .Osnaburys king promptly attended to. A.. share of [rom Colcwilrcs ?P?*eW/,?^tfc^a*. fcestgoons mtronngc is respcctlully solicited.' - ?ado; Flour, Bacon, tialt, Surar. Coffee, MI88 DELLA KEYS, fee., which will bc sold tts low ns tho lowest il > C TNo.^^rip?rTOBffo7trp StaHf tolw^a?fTSWOlWW^n?B^^ t^frj^<0r?0 IiLi flvl / .Af"M oct?.???_,T4J^I- ? SOMETHING WKlrr NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.- f 'MUST ilAVE M01?E??t;?ncLlif Notice la hereby given that tho under- AL 1 thoso ttbo knoWtbeiniirtr? Indebted dgned, Administratrix Ot Ahtlrow Shearer, tootertYiWrk dala, in?ltrosue and ?tilo Jeceased/will apply to the Judge of Probate willi ni? In. n ?w.-da'f?, or A witttea^fli for Andersen County, on ?10 2Sth ,"-y of pellcd'to fmt their Acooimta hi'thohamUof November noxs, for a Final Settlement and 1 an Officer for collection,. which WlU. b* Rschargo from said Est?te. ? : flombtkingjiew for mo to do.; ul >? ? . ._. . GALITINE SHEARER, Adtn'x. /:',..! D.' WHITE. Blacksmith. Oct39iMTO 15 ?V- I OotTO, 187B ?! li Hi . 7~ LADIES' STORE. MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS ? CO. Ii > ONE should complain when I announce that hcreuftcr I will sell no mon- Goods on (JU RD IT. Those who an- indebted to me hy Note* or Accounts of several years standing, arc earnestly requested i?? COME FORWARD LIKE MMN, And redeem their word? by paying what they ow?; Hiv-. When you bought the Good* you considered yourselves good forlhodebt, AND Would buve taken otTence had I said th.it you would not PAY ME. Remember this, and du your duty, and as you would I)- dune by. Y?>u have lia?! thc benefit ol my Quods, and I now need the money. OM H ??ly with your | ?art of thc contrae?, and we will nil bc better Battened; 1 will continue to sell < ?nods to ttibsn ens (Omers who have accounts for 1870, tutti who can pay in 30 or * ? days. <??s-e me a eal I, for 1 will sell Good? VERY CHEAP I mean what I say. ('.une and examine the new 3 ' t ) UOODS Just arriving, and judge for yourselves, hand and to arrive, 1 have (groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Huts, Caps, Roots, Shoes, Ruggy Material, Hardware, Iron, Crookcry ware, and everything else usually kept in a first-class store. At the The Indies will find everything which they may need. These Goods have been selected with great care, and will givesatisfaction, as they are of thc newest patterns and most fashionable shades. I will sell astoundingly cheap FOR THE CASH. The Milli nery and Mantua-Making departments are under thc j-hiirge of competent ladies, who guarantee satisfaction. C. A. REED, Waverly House Comer. N. H.-Special attention is invited to the BARGAIN COUNTER. Sept 21, 1S7I5 It) HURRAH ! FOR HAMPTON a HUBBARD. H A M PT ON is going to save the S'ate, anil HURRARD is going to save tiie Cur rency. That is, if the peupla vote solid for Hampton and buy their r?iods at LOW PRICES Prom Hubbard, and pay tho currency for same. A nice lot HAMS, BACON SIDES, LARD, FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, &C, Just received, and for sale low. Could possibly sparc about half dozen SPLIT BOTTOM CHAIRS for obi men and tired voung men. A. P. H. Sept 21, 1870 10 ATTENTION, BARGAIN SEEKERS "VT^OU are hereby requested to report JL promptly at P. K. McCULLY'S STORE, Headquarters for Loir Prices, Where you will find everything von want to suit you in Quantity'. Quality and I'rlce. He does not go back on his friends who pay him promptly. Ile can sell you ono of thc BEST COTTON GINS Now known to thc public, and will Insure Your Property At a fair rate in first-class companies. Give him a.cull at No. 2 McCuUy's Block, Northeast side Public iiquarc, and you will not regret it. Oct 5, 1870 12 BOOTS AN? SHOES. THE undersignedlbegs lcnvo?t? inform the publia of Anderson and vicinity, that hu is now nrpiiztr.wl tn r.i. .], tl?._. (v.-* and finest quality bf '." **, " HAM>^IAI>W , BOOTS AND SHOES, It . At hi* New ?3'op 7 Vf g Over, P^pv.o?lt '?t'Cuhrilhghiiini'? t?roccry, f i ... ; in,,, . Dy gfofhHi iKJMonUI atteWtlrt6/to the work j employing none other Ulan.nrst-clsM work? men, and using thc best of Mock. I am jc* oared to turn out work which ls bound to be satisfactory to Ihc purchaser. A suitable stock will bi}\cpt or? handto ?nabVy'rnc to eJtccutc'brderrf promptly, for either ladies or gentlemen/*"V . '. I t* T!?'\ ?!l T propos? working Ht thc niost rei??onablo prices, and respectfully,ar.k.a,trial from the farmers, as welt as fri o ritlrtiis nf the Town, beim-*' they purchase'Boot? cir 8ho*e else-1 M/utrM ?..... I' d . rt T*I ../. < 'REPAIRING' Will 'also b? promptrvnmd neatly ciecutortV "o ht i .> f.-?J-?l. ,-i>*lTil/. >:?iv**ie an order. 'Ai - r.lM i: iii i. ubi-n .. <> (j. W. ?ARltEOKT. x'Bcptii+.fqwa1 .?? ' -'i&ui?i" ,Mu' i i r.t'Vi 'I .'mm-1 - --ve?-t>; -'TH-f?f ,?u?? V? TWrOT??B OP i PIK At SETTLEMBK?'.t? -JJUnAymiwl? Hewby given that thanh' denlgnctr/'FlxMiiHor'or John llnrk'.na, de ceased, will nnplvto -tho Jud;,? of-Pro baie'fopAii?ert'dnN^Wfyl'on tho 14th day of November next, for a final icHlemont and iliscliargev?r|>ni said Estate. :' On flio'wfle^u^^l^airaon*^ H.. I DISSOLUTION. Tul", btisi.heretofore ex i?t i ii? under thc name ami style of LEWIS A: co. (sriiis day dissolved li lutual consent. The bus! was of the old linn will ?ie ?euUti hy our Mr. Lewis at . 'ormcr stand, 'J Henson House Anderson, S. C., Sept. 1-', 1870. J. UAYLlr? J.iiWDS, S A. DEAN", H. II. DEAN, A. A. I)K.\N. AT COST FOR CASH mi I "WlTIl a N??W of settling up thohushiess of tim pas! four years, we proposeclofcf?i}. out our Stock now on hand at Cost for Cash. 0 Our selection is good, und parti? will do well to call and avail thciuhuLvus of this'op I MI rt unity. l?a ri i OH iiKlt-btcti by Not**-or Account are .-..quested <o make settlement immediately with our Mr. LEW 18, a" the old business must he wound u?? this Fall. DON'T WAIT TO BE SU KD. LEWIS & CO, NO. 2 BENSON HOUSE PLACE? Sept li. 187?)__ll : j?"t FURNITURE !_FURNITURE ! ! ANOTHER JENER AL REDUCTION IN PRICES ! Anderson the Cheapest Furniture Market in the State. PRICES THAT HE FY COMPETITION ! IN consideration of thc scarcity of money. I have put down prices to the foll'.. ing remarkable, unheard-of low pr?tes: ROOM SUITS, consisting of Dress Bureau. Redstead and Washstand, from $10.60 up wards. With (bur Chairs. Rook mg Chair, Tillite and Towel Racks, (completo suits of ten pieces.) from $21.00 upwards. SOLID WALNUT SUITS, consisting of high head-board French Redstead. Deck Dress Bureau, (five drawers,) anti Washstand, from $30.00 upwards. With four Walnut Chairs and Walnut Rocking Chair, from $40.50 upward-. (iOt)I) COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, hunt wood, tint pine, reduced to $1.00. Without slain and castors, to ?1.50. flood Washstand, with drawer and towel end, reduced to $1.50. Good Tin Safes, with two doors ami drawer. $5.00. The celebrated Kentucky Double-wove Cane Seat Chairs, varnished or painted, warrant ed to be the strongest Chair mad at ninety-five cents apiece. Rocking Chairs, of the same kind, at $1.40 apiece. These prices are no ketch-pennies, but all my goods are at the same low figure. I have on band a large Stock of Furniture of all kinda and description, which will be sold cheaper than can be bought from anvliodv else or any other place. Conic and soc TOLLY anti he will do vou right. HE WI Lb NOT, OK CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. G. F. TOLLY. May IS, 1870 Depot Street. Anderson, S. C. C. A. REED. A. S. STEPHENS. MANUFACTURERS Ol' BUGGIES, PHAETONS, ROCKAWAYS. CARRIAGES. A. J. STK1S?EU, Agent. Helton, ?. C. WACONS, &C, &C. W. J. HIX, Agent, Fair Piny. i ESPECIAL nt None but well-seasoned lumber used tn the manufacturo ol our work. All per sons desiring to pureha.se aro cordially invited to call nt our Manufactory, (at tho buildings formerly owned by .lohn "A. Reeves, Esq.,) und Inspect the work for themselves. BUGGIES always on hand at ?ur REPOSITORY, (near the Railroad Rrldge, on Main Street,) whore Mr. Joseph Martin cnn always bo found, ready to soll * new set of HARNESS, or to ropair obi ones. Anderson. Sept. 9, 1875_8 ly ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? Then Use New York Enamel Paint Co.'s CHEMICAL PAINT! READY for use in WHITE, LIHI tiver One Hundred different (Mora. Made of strictly prime White Leatl, Zinc and Linrced Oil. chemically combined, warranted .1/ncA Handsomer and C/irdjirr, and to last TVTCE AS LONG as ?nv other Paint. It hos taken tho FIRST PREMIUMS nt twenty of the State Fairs nf the Union, and is on MANY THOUSAND of the finest houses in thc country. Address, IVIC. AV YORK iO IV A 31?0 IJ PAINT COMPANY, Prices Reduced. Sample Cartis sent free. May 18. 1870 ' '? 44 ICS Chambers Street, New York. ly CONFECTIONERIES, FANCY GOODS, TOYS CT. JEZ. EAISTT, CONFECTIONER, - - ANDERDON, S. C., KEEPS constantly ort hand a well-selected stock of CONFECTIONERIES of all kinds, such as French and Plain Candies, Canned Goods of every description, Piekles, Jel lies, Dried Figs, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Dates, Crackers of all styles, Fruits, Arc. A large selection of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Such as Toys, of every kind, Ladies' Work Boxes, Companions, Writing Desks Portfolios Fine French and Bohemian Vases, Perfumes of the very best quality Toilet Sets Fine Silk Flowers, Musical Instruments oi dur?rent kilidsj Wax Dolls of every kind from 5c to $7.00 I have one of Mathows' splendid ?ODA FOUNTAIN*) for dispensing' puru Soda Water. Tickets will bc sold cheap. Any one buying three dozen tickets at a time will get them at 00c. per dozen. J. R. FANT, Bast Kuti Masonic BuUtlintr. ,. ?, t\l$V*M ">A.-.; .tcji> .iii b bl mt: I LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COM?Mt* . ft ow KEW YOTIIC: . ' . " Ass?tS JfoiJua^y 1st, 1870........ .'..$8,68ft.t>oo.2S ' . ...til. . I .11 . , , ,.| J ,.,(r 7 .,. I*?.., RATES ns low as any Cortrpafiy en same ?dan. Life and' Endowment; Policies issued :on all approved plans. foiftqwh d'? . Policies will also.bc issued on Stock Bate? to those who may desire that Plan of Insu rance. RRANCH OFFICE--CHARLESTON, S. C. . ". ? . " ' ? * . . O '.' ..?.'.Ml: .1 MfVll I I I J I : ill; -' LOUIS SHERFESEE, General Agent; 40'Br?ad SdiT ?.?SJWftflS* Tiling Afl<mt. Sumter, S.e. . ; , ? i-!. !...!! JIMlM'tlU. '-JJJ-^i^.lLlUff.,. r|| ,.| "J-li J1__L,L".! ll h H-^HP* ; ,. rot* SAUL . jtf&?& ??ir?t? SITUATE. t&P Will? south or Annerso? ftPf? U? Ulli I )?tVlQ ?> Cfs Court Hotisd, on/'waters , of Dig Gehe- rrfKV? ?MILLIIHIHV W .U.U. ??w??'? .; COTTON TACWR&!; ": of ?rlginal.forcat. Wjiely timbered^, acres \, ' K?*MAii ei. ot bottow land, anU'akood water'power f?i Uoru^'Ht?frri?* tenu ? ?ferreh Sinti; slhdlt nluchlnery. ThwTAiifl cati bciotight wijlfff VL ?.. ..? wMn?fl n . . bfi acconVmodAting terms, ll H Gjia,l*l?Bt?1fl, "0,/ G ' '.' vi;AM6/twoeo?ses--ahe?fino6ad?l,horse, . 7*M,.r ,?....;:". .?.,".?., and: tho other air extra buggythor-'H.Ono July 20,-1870 ! . 1. Om ? ; nefw.., Jkiggy.l ndscellarm>U? and ?> Medical fJ7t~ y.,, i,., -, ? - '^rf'ii 'i', a" V -n'iTT BAoka, Surgical Instrument 4.o,^r.ud my jlwiZi " JL?^ M?I mBmSmio Furniture. . ;TL , ' ^""11*^ i)n . -uMt of ilrcHnbigTOflth. VcjnKt S-P^V-/ ?Q3 ,LW to ?pend the' Winter North: Pnrt?rs ihdob't- v...,. lV'-.j*bv? oil to me must mnko paynientbf UiM ? , ?. i ..; . V/r^tV ff?*?*''?1. .;".'.-, ' SO?. liAY-OF ocTOREli. F?L^WPRB : SETrV^F T?CTH - : mg mm do s?. m? n?? \ ?. ? fy T 7^ N.Slos and Aeiy.uid.-t in the' l/aridiTot ah I Until tho first tkiy of Januar>' next. pmeer^eo.le(:?b,n. ^^g^S [' ?j W. 0. BROW^, Dentist. 8ept2?, 1870 U - . .. ? r 'lU J Sept 14, 187U 0 fi | r : r Prlvea FREDERICK XOEHEE ft CO*. BHOOHLYM ??MSSOTHErr?BLiSriirirt DHK.48 (?OOM, Mn.HO/.nr. FA* cr Gonn, ?V'L Ulta, IIOMBKV, Hmo.? Kirro??^.??* KKWKAIt, Labia* ikb frniu?k^a&?^?,u ona "FASIIXO* ?,I??'?? piihlUhed monthly, conU?nscJioJe? rcaAln.?' und Rives all ti,., Ute,f lnf^i^|W^S??? lt will, cn application, be mailedfr*. Jr. O/den fron. rf... Sgrtg ^Sl^^ tho ?rr*at?-?t rare and t?hp?teh. HoMfta^KsW I'll?'.I>Bil?JK LOI'?HEH ? Cn Pulton; TlJJary ?fe Wa^hftigt?, HU.. Brookl"., Highest Premium st th'Oa?Uotila?A^wart,^^ LAMB KNITTING ^Ol?NB. -* KNITS A Kio?uis? i-f ISJIUTDTEJI VL ? Knitting lu Ui? bealI an*Harrow'-?^j?^. complete ; knits all altes : narrawa ut. wtu?^* will ; and knIU Ih? Veli either TnTmlar ???.l?* glotteDouble, or lUhb*? lrfB3 of ii ?lt Apparel. Scad for c rsiUawliM ??*'? ?lockt,,??. I.AMI? KNITT1N?; MAci? vpf?H? _ICM?MW FalK?laa?, or^^^J^ H It W HT, 107 Liberty Btreel. &?YA?? ? ^ $55.8. \W?^S?aS.l^M "??'Si iii A Month a certainty to any nor*^?iVij". *3UU ?ur Letter ilook. ?0 P^.Trufci1.* termed. Sample liook w^tb tVJ.eent r.-,,. 5? ?lamptur rlrculan >- 'BKOKLSIOII i n M __J7 2^ViI??.^H.^dJn8^'?l?|,. Centennial Reduction in Advertising Thrca thousand, two hundred and afty ?"tUrv worth of notepaper advertising, ?t publuatn schedule rate?, given for 8700, 'and a three moMhV note accepted in payment from adverUaert cr:.; Bponslbllity. A printed lUt, glttag JNatue, Char arter, Annual, Daily and Weekley Ctxculttloajanj Schedule IUIM'for Advcrt|?lqg, at)nt free tpany address. Apply tu (Jco. P.Howell ?fe Co., Newipapt, Advert I .in;; Agents, 4t Park Yow, H. Y. i THE GRANGERS' LI FE AND HEAI/FH INSURANCE COMPANY or THE ' " United States of America. Authorized Capital.,.. $4,600,000, Of which $100 000 iii to be owned in each Department. 1 PAR? NT OFFICE, MOBILE, Al A. P. E. DAVIDSON, President. M. ?. HUDSON, Vice President. R. W. FORT, Secretary. South Carolina Department, Colum bia. 8. C. Capital Stock, - - ?JOO.OOO. Titos. B. J rn Ki;, President. Titos. A. MCCREEBY, Vice President. H.P. GHKEN, Secretary. MCMAKT?H & LECONTR, Attonioys, Colombia, 8. C. . J. H. EVINS. Attorney, spartan burg, 8. C. DR. li. W. TAYLOR, Medical Director. Security I Economy > Liberality Arc the lending principles of this Ojiupa hy. All approved form ; of Life and En dowment Policlos issue".. Also, Tenn Poli cies of one, three, five urssven ycart. All Life Policies non-forfeiting after an nual payments, when the insured will be entitled to a Paid-up Policy, or cash surren der thereof. Dividends may be used to protect Policies fuminst lansing in case of failure to r?nv ure miuins. This" with the non-forfeiting "an?1 cash surrender features, ore sufficient to mal-;e tiifc Company p..pub..- amoiig iuiiik ?ne; men. Good Agents wanted. B. F. MAULDIN, Jr., Agent, Anderson, 8. C. April 13, 1870 _39_ LAST NOTICE. The Notes and Accounts Due the finn of SIMPSON, HIL.L & CO.. Will be' placed in the hands of an OFFICER for collection by tho First of November next. A j cur has transpired. since it? dissolu tion, and you have had time toniak; ?moth er crop. No excuse can bc g'ven for not settling immediately. The old firm business 5H78T be wound U,>" SIMPSON, HILL & CO. Sept 14. 1870__0_ DENTISTRY. DR. Or. M. JONES IS prepared to do all kinds of Dentistry at short notice. Being ill possession ol all the latest improvcMicnts ana bes? of ma terial, can do work in tho best of styli In setting hud filling teeth, he is determined not to be surpassed by any. Old decayed teeth treated and made good, at very little above the price of extracting. Good teeth within thc rench of nil, nt the present re duced prices. All work warranted. Offlce. adjoining T. J. Leak's residence, second door below market. Terms low for casb or barter. Sept 7, 1870_8__i_ BUIST'S NEW CROP TURNIP SEED. AI^O. DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAIMTS, OILS, LAMPS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, and DYE STUFFS GER ER ALL?. WII.1I?TE * WIIililA?? . rplari?tloB'-d?sli'ed.' ' ' ' " 1 son; winwill ahvayw'wrounu-!*?^ ???jft . ? '^.^%W XS hereby given that an aPI>**5?E A be nindi on ?bo-W?^lay ?f N.?^SJ5 n?xt tn John W. B*vJ<H?. ^'?J. of,,Como?ou PJcas. for And*?? ?ggg S. K for n C lavier, to ,bc rW^J^jSS^ to tlr.?' provisionshf an Act lof ^.Sg mad?'uiid provided,.t? ? BgM?"?!^ known.an-tho. '.??ow M?ncnc?vr ?o;?""'.tt. WorlM," whifh rrono?ca to Agf^StAS ?fa chinerv at Steele's Sh?liis, on Eighteen M?. Creek lu this O??nVy-:; J _ ? .t JOHN HALLIDAY, SUP* Oct 10, 18ft?. ; .. V.H;?..'