The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, November 28, 1878, Image 4

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COXFIDO ET CON'QUIESCO. Fret not, poor soul : while doubt ami fear Disturb thy l<\.?ast, Tho pitying angels, who can seo How vain, thy wild regret must lio, Say, "Trust and Best." Plan not, nor scheme-but calmly wait ; His choice is bent While blind and erring is thy sight, His wisdom sccs and judges right ; So Trust and Rest. Strirc not, nor struggle: thy poor might Can never wrest The meanest thing to serve thy will; All power is His alone. De still, And Trust and Rest. Desire not: self-love is strong Within thy breast; And yet He loves thee better still : So let Him do His loving will, And Trust and Rest. What dost thou fet r? His wisdom reigns Supremo confessed ; His power is infinite; His lovo Thy deopest, fondest dreams nbore; So Trust and Rest. Under tho Supervision of il?o KxoouUva Committee of I'omonu (innige. Tho "Grasshopper Commission." Sometime ago Congress made an ap propriation of $18,000 to defray the ex penses of a Commission to investigate the character and habita of thc locust, that committed such fearful depredations in the Southern and Western States within the last few years. Thia is allow ing BOH?O commendable interest i'? be half of agricultural progress. The Com mission has published its first report, from which it appears that an area of over 2,000,000 of square t.:iles has been occasionally visited by these insects since 181S-of which the last three, in 187:1, 1874 and 1870, were much the most de structive, having damaged the country to thc estimated value of ?2OO,000,000. Tlie Commission thinks that thu insects como from large, hot, burren wastes, and the prevention of their appearance may depend upon the settlement and cultiva tion of thc Handy plains of thc West. They recommend certain measures of prevention to be observed by tho farmers residing in that section, which lina been condensed by tho Hartford Post, an fol lows : It has been ascertained that, ns a rule, the invading swarms do not make their anpearpneo lu. the Mississippi valley un-| til thc latter part of July or first of Au gust. By thu? time wheat, barley and oats havo generally reached perfection and boen harvested. Thia fact renders it possible to antic?pala thone swarm* and prevent serious injury by relying chiefly upon these crops when there is reaso" to fear their incursions. And if tho hatch ing grounds of tho insects be definitely ascertained, and tho niiiirmnl cororn mont, by meanB of th? aignni service corps or otherwise, will ta?re measures to give notice in auvanco cf heavy/ egg doposits in Hu ; area, tho farmers, Im planting small grains, may thus provont any serious injury when tue}' urrivo. It is also advised that greater attention bo paid to grazing. Tho grasshoppers do not do much injury to grass, ana heneo stockraisers and herdsmen cnn look with comparativo indifference on timo visita tions. There are other remedies sug gested, such as the encouragement of ani mals and insects that feed upon the pests, thc destruction of the eggs or unfledged insects by harrowing, plowing, tramping, irrigation, burning, etc., nnd aovoral pre ventive measures against the maturo or winged, IDScCtS. Fertilizers. There ?3 nothing connected with agri culture more important than the econom ical use of fertilizers On every planta tion nlmost tons of the most valuable clements of fertilization are annually lost to tho farmer by negligence or a want of timo to save them. Wc are in too great a hurry to attend to such small matters -that is the truth of it. Nothing should bo wasted on a farm, and as thc busy season is now pretty well over and that crop (cotton) which always takes up all our time off bund, every moment should bo used to collect materials to mnko tho "two blades of grass and tho two .ears of corn grow whero only ono grow before." Cleau out your fence corners, rnko up all tho litter about yards, save your leached ashes, coal dust, refuse of every sort, and prepare for composting. Ashes should not bo put in tho compose heaps. It pays best to make a special application of them. No hotter m nu uro can bo fou->d for tho gardon, the potato, or tho f ? tree. Don't waste your cotton seed and don't sell it. It is capital food for your cattle, and tho manure made from cattle fed on cotton seed is ono of tho most valuable. Experiments mndo by celebrated English chemists go to dem onstrate that tho manu*"* made from a ton of hay is worth $10. JO ; from a ton of clovorj $15 ; from a ton of oat straw, $4.5G i from a ton of wheat strrw, $4.15 ; from a ton of wheat, $11 ; from a ton of com, $10 ; from a ten of potatoes, $2.83 ; from a ton of turnips, $1.83 ; from a ton of cotton seed cake, $43.33 ; from a ton of linseed cake, $30.65. If there bo any truth in analysis, it is plain from this table that cotton seed is richer in fertiliz ing elements than any other product on .no farm. Every partido of manure from the feeding ot cotton seed should be saved, and yet on nine f- .ms out of ten this seed is fed on tho ground in opon lots during the winter, exposed to tho air nnd rain, and no care taken in tho preservation. Cotton seed with a littlo meal or bran is ono of tho best articles of food for cattle or sheep, and should never bo wasted. It is worth noting too, while wo are on the subject of fertilizers, to no ?:_.I.-. ?u-___- r-_ .. ...WV ?Ul.V wuu UIUUUIU nulli MiU Ut n m-.ll/ straw or oat straw is worth $4.16 or $5.50. while on nine farms oat of ten you will find at this season of the year tons of wheat or oat Btiaw which have been left in the field where tho "travelling thresh ed' cleaned out last summer's crop. Wo have heard of old farmers, who said they took all pains to make manure and to raise food for their stock, say that they had never fed a handful of wheat straw because they thought it had no strength in it. Everything that you can put in ?'our yard or stables io absorb thc fai?ll zing properties will pay handsomely. WHAT Biuoa ACCOMPLISH.-Tho swallow, swift and night-hawk are the guardians of the atmosphere. They check the increase of insects which other wise would overload* it. Woodpeckers, creepers and chickadees aro the guar dians of tho trunks of trees. Warblers and flycatchers protect the foliage. Blackbirds, crows, thrushes and larks protect the SUJ&CC of the soil. Snipe and woodcock protect tho soil under toe surface. Each tribe lias its respective duties to perform in the economy of na ture ; ami it is an undoubted fact that if thc birds wero swept off tho face of the earth; man could not live upon it ; Vcg? Utioti would wither and die; insects would become ?o numerous that no liv ing thine could withstand their attacks. Tho vrh?lctalo destruction occasion?? by grasshoppers, which havo lately devasta ted ?ho western part of tho United States, is caused by tho thinning out of tho hirds, such as grouse, prairie-hens, &c, which fed upon them. The -treat and ines timable service done to the farmer, gard ner and florist by the birds is only be coming known by ?ad experience. Sparo tho. birds and save your fruit, the little corn and fruit taken by thom is more than compensated by the quantities of noxious insects they destroy. The long persecuted crow lins been found by actual experiment to do far more good by the vast quantities of grubs and insects bc devours than the few grains of corn be [mils up. Ho is one one of the farmer's >e:it friends. What ls to bc Done I 1. Child two years obi bas an attack of croup at night. Doctor at a distance. What Ls to bo done? The child should be immediately un dressed, and put in a warm bath. Then give an emetic, composed of one part of nntimony wino to two of ipecac. The dose la a teaspoonful. If thc antimony is not at baud, give warm water, mustard and water, or any other simple emetic ; dry thc child, and wrap it carefully in a warm blanket. 2. Hired girl sprains ber ankle vi olently. First bathe in cold water, then put the white of an egg in a saucer, stir with a piece of alum, thc size of ti walnut, until it is a thick jelly ; [dace a portion id it on a piece ol lint or tow large enough to cover the sprain, changing it as often as it feels warm or dry; tho limb is tobo kept in a horizontal position by placing it on a chair. 3. Hees swarm, and the man who hive-? them gets severely stung in the face. The sling of r. bee is hollow and barb ed, and its it contains the poison the first thing to be done is to remove it. The parts stilus should then bc bathed in warm water, and a little ammonia be rub bed on them. 4. Son;:1 one's nose bleed-, and cannot bc stopped. Take a plug of lin', moisten, dip in equal parts of powdered alum amt gum arabic, and insert in the nose. Hallie thc forehead in cold water. A. Child cats a piece of brea ! on which arsenic has been placed for killing ral?. Give plenty of warm water, new milk in large quantities, gruel, linseed tea; foment thc bowels. Scrape ?ron rust off anything, mix with ?ann water, and give in large draughts frequently. Nev er give large draughts of Huid until those given before have been vomited, because tho stomach will not contract properly if filled, and the object is to git rid of the poison as quickly ns possible. G. Young lady sin in a draught, and conies home with a bad sore throat. Wrap flannel around the throat, keep out of draughts and sudden changes of atmosphere, and every half hour take a {linell of chloride of potash, place it on Ibo tongue, and allow it to dissolve in tho mouth. 7. Nurse sutters from a whitlow on ber finger. Pince tho whitlow in wilter as bot as can bo horno, then poultice with linseed meal, taking caro lo mix a little grease with tho poultice, to prevent it from grow ing hard. Bathe and poultice morning and evening. 8. Child falls backward against a tub of boiling water, and hi much scalded. Carefully undress the child, lay it ou a bcd, on its breast, us the back is scalded, bc sure all draughts arc excluded, then dust over the parts scalded bi-carbonatc cf siida, lay ::::!s!i:> over it, then ?nuke ti tent, by plncing two boxes with a board over them in Ibo bed, to prevent the cov ering from pressing on tho scald; cover Up warmly. 9. Mower cubs driver's leg as bc is thrown from his seat. Put a ligb* bandage around tho limb, above the cut, slip a cork under It, in the direction of a line drawn from the inner part of the knee to a little outside of the groin. Draw tho edges of thc cut togelh witb sticking plaster. 10. Child lias a bad earache. Dip n plug of cotton wool in olive oil, warm it, and placo in tho ear. Wrap up tho head and keep out of draughts. 11. Youth goes to skate ; falls through the ice ; brought home insensible. Strip the body am! rub it dry ; then rub it with n warm blanket and place it in a warm bed, in a warm room. Clennso away froth and mucus from tho nose and mouth. Apply warm bottles, bricks, etc., to thc arm-pits, between thc thighs, nial to the soles of the feet. Bub tho surface of the body with the band encased in n warm dry worsted sock. To restore breathing, closo ibo nostrils and breathe steadily into thu mouth ; inflate tho lungs till tho breast bo raised n little, then set tho nostrils free, and press gent ly on tho chest until signs of life ap pear. Then give a warm drink, mid put to bed. Do not give up hope for al least three hours after tho accident. 12. Child gets sand in his eye. Bi;'co your forefinger on tho check bono, having tho child before you Then draw up your finger, and you will probably be able to remove it ; but if you cannot get at tho sand this way, repent tho operation while you have a knitting needle laid against the eyelid.', this will turu tho lid inside out, and then the saud may bo removed with a silk handker chief. Biitho in cold water, and exclude the light for a day.-Rural Acte Konter. - In China they behead ii physician who loses u patient. If this custom could bo introduced in tho United States a larger number of young men who aro hanging around medical colleges would immediately turn their attention to ngri culturo or some other in.eful ami harm less pursuit.-Rome Sentinel. - Ko lives in thu country, and \?? wanted to get married, but bis remark was applicablo even unto the youth of tho city : "I can almost support myself now. and it must be a mighty poor sort of a woman who can't do tho rest." Is thcro a father and mother who wish to take another boarder? - Tho house of a colored man, named Hayden Smith, In B'..-.'cn county, N. C., was burnt, together ?"Ith his four young children. - Twenty-five States were represented in tho twelfth annual meeting of tho National Orange of Patrons of Husban dry, in 'ion in Richmond. - Tho wise man placeth thc stock ol bis gun to bis shoulder before be fireth, but tho iooi iooketh down the barrel to see the ball start.-Rome Sentinel. - The difference between tho weather and a baby is simply that "ono never raina but it pours, while tho other never pains but it roars." - Twenty-nine thousand two hundred and eeventy-nino tons of commercial fertilizers were used in North Carolina last season. - An Austin. Texns, man was poisoned I by sleeping under a calico quilt, printed {in imitation of patchwork. Tho Paris green in the dye-stuiT did ii. - The State debt of Georgia is $10, 94-1,500 ; tho annual interest on which is $710,135. She has $295,789 in her treas ury. - "Kiss, but never tell." "I won't," she said ; "I am os ashamed of it as you are." Rc-Opcnlng a Thoroughfare. In order to guard against results utterly subversivo of health, it ls absolutely essen tial that tho grand thoroughfare or avenue of thc system, tho bowels, should bo re opened a. speedily as possiblo when they become obstructed. Ii they are not, thc bile \ .misdirected into thc blood ; tho liver becomes torpid: viscid bilious matter gets into the stomach, and prodnccs indigestion ; headaches ensue, and other symptoms aro prodhced, wb'ch a prolongation of tho ex citing cause only tends to aggravate. The aperient properties of Hostellers Stomach Bitters constitute ? most useful agent in overcoming constriction of thc bowels, and firomotlng n reamur habit of body. It is nfinitely superior to the drastic cathartics frequently used for tho purpose, since ii docs not, Uko them, act violently, but pro duces a natural, painless effect, which does not impair tho tone of the evactiatory or gans, which it invigorates instead of weak ening. Thc stomach and liver, also, indeed the entire system, ls strengthened and reg ulated by lt. Ten Tiraos the Greatest and Grandest Show on Earth ! THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS And Sanger's British Menagerie, On UH Triumphal Southern Tour, and thc Sotitli'K Favorite Show. ANDERSON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. rnwo ELABORATE PERFORMANCES! :<,of)0 Cushioned Opern Chairs and ?rat? JL (m- 8,n m. KUIIKMIM in evorv hind under thu Sun. Behold its Catalogue of Special (.'entures. ROYAL TALLY-HO MAI h COACH. A literal representation of Royal Pleasure Lifo in the Mother Country. FIVE ELEPHANTS IX PYRAMID. Military Drill, Playing Eloquent Music, Dancing Waltz nnd Quadrille, Standing on Hind Legs, Head, etc. Group uf r'ive Royal Bungal Tiners I Trained and performed by the English expert, Alfred Still. lo World Renowned [.ADV RIDERS, led by the challenged Empress of the Arena, M Ile ELISE D'.K'KRI LL. 12 Superb Malu Equestrians*, headed by the undisputed Kine; of the Circle, Francesco Brown. JJO Agile Leapers, inspired hy the Austrian Athlete, Frank Oardnor, in his terrille Leu p und Double Somersault uvera Deni of Elephants-thirty-eight feet. Lair of 10 grtivc-robhing Hyenas, manipulated in open den in thostroets iluring the Pa geant. Swimming Queen in n trial of endurance, (! minutes under w dur. loo Buuutii'ul Little Ponies, 7 MassiveGold-one rusted Chariots, over IOU .Star Performers. *_' nil! Brass ?>.!>.? Reed Hands. Mun-sized Riding Monkey, coo Horses, Men, Women and Children. 10 (?rent Clowns, nnd thu Larges* Menagerie on Kurth. All transport ed in lo.'i specially built twelve wheel Cars. /??- GORGEOUS FREE STRKET PROCESSION occurs Daily between !? and 10 o'clock a. m. 50c. for Adults, and 25c. for Children under 9 Years. Rosorvod Sealw, ???So. JExti*?. ptr Will exhibit at NEWBERRY November 28, and at GREENVILLE Novem ber .'ii). Nov 21, LS78 1!? -2 45 Years Before the Public. THE GENUINE BR. C, MoiLANE'S' CELEBRATED Ll YEE, PILLS, : FOR THE CURE OF I i- patitis, or Liver Complaint, | nvsrr.rsiA ANO SICK IIBASACIIB. i Symptoms of a Diseased Liver, j 1)AIN in thc right side, under the j edge ot" thu ribs, increases on pres . . .; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side ; sometimes thc pain is felt under tho shoulder blade, and it frequently extends tu the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in thc ari . The stomach is affected with loss of appe tite and sickness; the bowels in gen- j eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally a considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen sation of Viaving left undone sume thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dr) cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startleti, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa tion of the skin ; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exer cise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of thc above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them ex isted, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the LIVER to have been extensively deranged. AG U?-: AND FEVER. DR. C. MCLANE'S LIVER PILUS, IN CASKS OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine, arc productive of thc most happy results. No better cathartic can bc used, preparatory t<">. or after taking Quinine. We woulJ advise all who are afllictcd with this disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL. For all bilious derangements, and aa a simple purgative, they arc unequaled. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar coated. Every box has a red wax seal on thc lid, with the impression DB. MCLANF'S LIVER. PILLS. The genuine MCLANE'S LIVER Pilli bear the signatures of C. MCLANE and ft : - UNO PROS, en the wrappers. Insist upon having the genuine DR. C. MCLANE'S Ltvr.R Ptt.t.s, prepared by Flem ing Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., thc market being full of imitations ot thc name Mc ?.ruc, spelled differently but same pronunciation. Hardware ! OUlt Stock of II A HI) WAUK cannot bo excelled in the Town. Tools, Ix>cks, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Screw**, Hinges, ?nd Blacksmith's Kellows, Anvils, Vises, Hammers and Tongs*. A. ll. TOWERS fi CO. Oct 10_12 _? Cuasliiiuroo. J?ST received-a splendid linc of Cbar lottcvillc CASSI M EKES. Thcso are the heat gooda in the Market, and nra offered low by _A. II. TOWERS <fc CO. TO MAKE MONEY PLEASANTLY and fast, agents should addresr FINLEY, HARVEY & CO., At. anta, Ga. june 6*-ly ! fi ^rj S il g 2?! H ? Ff g 8 ?15 h> ~ - h H O'9* s ~ f >>< ^ps?s r ? > ?:?;?.v. ?J- 1 8fl 22?* o ai P) ii !t=i S ? yT f If g?g * B AK,, M . I i - a?-g ny k ! Iff -fi s V o ? = ? ~ = M SJ L CD ST s r - L J . PN^ ?3) $ ? a "?a Ci? o 3 P g? ?ag . O ?Si CO SI BUIST'S CLOVER, HERDS' GRASS, ORCHARD GRASS, and LUCERNE SEIEIDS. WindowIGlass, Putty, Paints, Oils. ALSO, A ?no of DRUGS, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, DhwGGISTS' SUNDRIES, For sale cheap by WILH1TE A WILLIAMS. O?j 10. 1878_13 SPECIAL INVITATION. npiIE peoplo of Anderson und vicinity, JL and moro particularly THE LADIES, Are respectfully invited to call and sec our CARPET EXHIBITOR, and large lot of samples of Beautiful Carpets. A. B. TOWERS A CO. Sept.20, 1878_ll _ THE LADIES WILL always find something nttractivo in our larjze lino of Prints, new styles; Cashmeres, Aipncas, Mohairs, Ac. Shawls, Blankets, Toilet Quilts, Blenched, Drown and Checked Homepuns. Don't forget the place, No. 4 Granite. Row. A. B. TOWERS cfc CO. Sept 20. 1878 ll CALL and SEE ! OUR SHOES, just in. Something good und nice in Indica' and Children's, M. . und Boys' Shoe?. J now offer special inducements to those wanting n good ariiole in any lino of Goods._A. B. TOWERS A CO. Ladies' Fine Shoes! WE beg tb rall particular attention to our stock of Indies' SHOES and GAITERS, manufactured fortis by T. Miles A 8ona and Dalshciner Bros., Philadelphia. Please look at our Stock Ix* fore buying. A. II. TOWERS ct CO. Oct 10 , 13_. Towera' Plow ! "\T[7K aro now prepared to sell this cele YT brat?! PLOW at low prices. ,Wo warrant thcMj Plows to give satisfaction, or no palo. Turning Plow, complete, $4.75. Plow Stock, $2.o0. A. R. TOWERS A CO. jOct 10_12 _ r*??W??r?i?>?r.1U>t7. *"*-T" i ? nuiiMlli* VVvV *-'.a>. liM TliKilaUstNovBKlre^^MlB^ tr.O? A| U w?.?vi.twjiarrijOa.Nuk?t?i.T??:1-. v v? DRESS YOUR_HORSE NEATLY. IAM prepared to furni-h ri?y customers, and tho public generally, with the BEST, CHEAPEST nml most SUBSTANTIAL Nels of NINGLE OB6 IPOt'HI.L II \It\i:S.S, Ititi ?>;.!:?*, < Ol,ILAEIN, Ac, ever offered in this ?r any neighbor ing market. I work the very best Baltimore Tanned Leather, uml none hut puni work leaven my establishment. All work is warranted to be as represented. REPAIRING is ?lour promptly and In the best style. My experience in the business warrants me in say ing (his, and I respectfully solicit atrial from thu people of Anderson ami adjoining Counties, being satisfied that any articles purchased from mo will please. My terms are ns low as like material and work can be procured anywiiere in tho Siuiu. iluuiu? ??'OJ Bleckhy, Brown <fc Co. on Urunitc Kow, Anderson, t?. C. J A M EH M. PAYNE. Spt 19. 1*78 10 -Im FREIGHTS REDUCED ! And Goods Lower than Ever Known Before. WK arc now receiving hom New York our KA LI, STOCK of GOODS, consisting largely of thc following articles : ?KOCKKJKS, BAGGING and TIES, DRY coons. $4,000 worth of the b"?t warranted Shoes and Boots, A large lot of Ready-Made Clothing, Hardware in abundance, A large lol of Men'- and Boys' Huts, Yankee Notions. Crockery, Woodeiiwurc, Saddles, S?., &c. Conds are very cheap, and freights having been greatly reduced to this point, wo aro able to compele with any market. We pay tho highest pri?e for Cotton. Brin-; it along, pay up what vou owe us, und buy more Goods. 1JLECKLEY, BROWN Az. OO. Ander-on, S. <'.. Sept lit. Is7* lo DO NOT iP?Si US "J^l'T CALI, in and examine our well solcetod stock of KENTUCKY and SA I.KM JEANS, HATS, SHOES, PRINTS, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, DOMESTIC PLAIDS. TICKINGS, ?e., That we propose to sell as low as they eau bc bought any where else. We also have on band a full linc of GISOt'EECEES Such as SI-GAR and COFFEE. BACON. LAUD, CHEESE, CANDLES, STARCH, ?vc, Which we offer at thc very lowest prices for ca-h. AI>o. a choice lot of Kreuch Calf .Skins, (Jak Sole Leather and Hemlock Leather, which cannot be surpassed. Those who are indebted to us for GUANO will remember that the 1st of November is the last day that Colton will be received in payment lor it. Those who are owing us Notes and open Accounts will please come forward and settle the same. WILSON & ItHHD, No. 7 Granite How. Sept 20, 1878_20_ly STILL FURTHER REDUCTION in FREIGHTS, AND PRICES OF ALL CLASSES OF GOODS. "IITK have just received from the Northern markets a full line of thc following ar VV tides : I^ucH^m' Dress GoodH, Bootu mid ShocH, II?ts? mi<l C?ui>r>, CJlotliing*? ?ucl Underwear, Hardware, Cutlery, CwliiisK und Crooittery Waroi FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES. We are paying tho HIGHEST PRICES FOR COTTON, and will bc glad to bavo a call from nil of our customer!*. Owing to ?lie ('rent Reduction in Freights to Anderson, wo arc selling (?nods very low, ami will not be undersold bv any bouse in upper Carolina. BARR & FANT, NO. IO GRANITE HOW, ANDUKSOM, 8. C. Oct 3. 1878 12 Iv GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN GOODS ?ND PRICES MY NEW STOCK OF GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, IS COMPLETE, In thc fol lowing lines : GROCERIES, HARDWARE AND IRON, Jeans, Shirtings, Drillings? A handsome lot Prints, Notions, Gents' Cravats, Gloves, A LARGE LOT OF CLOTHING, Special inducements in BOOTS, SHOES and EATS. I only mention the leading Quods I have in Stock, and only furthermore invito the public to call and examine .. y Goods and prices. Pleasure is taken in showing and pricing Gooda, and I am confident it will be to your advantage to call on mu. I still keep my Buggy Material department Complete. ? i- tu. AucDionai crunuo UXPUIUC_... ".?VRAIISII ni3U) ino nin?:inj,-!i5 OUIDIIIU UIJ-IVIIIIIL., nun UIIDAOCIICU. C A. REED, Agent. Oct 10, 187S _ 13 MERCHANT TAILORING. THE undersigned have again formed a copartnership in the above line, and respectfully ask their old friends and the pul-.lie generally to give them a call if they want any thing in tho CLOTHING EINE. J. lt. Clark bas just returned from New York, where bc purchased A FINE SELECTION OF HEN AND BOYS' WEAK, Such as BLACK and BLUE CLOTHS, DOE SKINS, ENGLISH ano AMERICAN CASSIM E HES, for Sui Ls or Pants. We will also make them up for von at as low prices os any one in this countrv, and guarantee satisfaction. Wc keep also SHIRTS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS. HALF HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFS, ike. All we ask is a trial, for we keep up with tho times in style and work. Also, Agent fer the Singer SewiDg Machine, Ami will sell on very reasonable terms. Machines of all makes Repaired by John II. Clarke. Oil, Needles and parts of Machines on band. Up Stairti, over Ilnrr A F?nf? Store. " " J. B. CLARK & SON. Sept 20, 1S78_ll_3m CHEAPER TITAN EVER. TOLLY ?io Loador of LOW PRICES. J OOK at some of the figures at which you can buy Furniture at in Anderson : Good Hani Wood Cottage Bedsteads at $3.00; without Slats and Castors, $2.50. Towel End and Drawer Washstands, $1.30. Large Wardrobes, $11.00. Large Tin Safes, with two doors and drawer, $5.00. Goori, strong Rocking Chairs, $1.40. Cane Bottom Chairs, per set, $5.00. Painted Chamber Sets, consisting of Dress Bureau, Bedstead, Washstand and Table, $15.00; with four Chairs nod Rocking Chair, complete, $21.00. Walnut Chamber Suits, consisting of high head-board French Bedstead, Bureau, with Arch Standard and Glass, Washstand and Table, $23.75; with four fine Walnut Chairs and Oval Back Rocking Chair, $32.75. And everything else in proportion. I have "on hand a very large Stock, from a fifteen dollar Suit np to a two hundred dollar Suit. I claim to sell cheaper than Greenville, and will duplicate any bill that can bc bongin ibero. G. P. TOLLY, Depot ?troc?. Oct 4. 1877 12 BAKING: fiwIllIyiQjra? Eminent Ohemista and Physicians certify that these goods are free from adulteration, rloher, moro effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them In tholr own families. TITI TITITfin?n UNIQUE PERFUMES aro tho Gems of all Odors. 11 K MK ll 14 \ TOOTH EN E. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. Jill. 1 lill!If tl LEMON SUGAR. A substituto for Lemons. ?jJdUJ. Ali. Vf OJ M EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the pure nwt. STEELE ?, r?ICE'S ?.UPULIN YEAST GEM8. TA? JU lt Dry Bop Xanai tm the World. STEELE & PRICE, Mantra., Chicago, St, Louis & Cincinnati. F. Wc WAGENER & CO., CHARLESTON, S. C., COTTON FACTORS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. Agents for the Celebrated Reversible fJottou Tie. Ager's for the Oriontal Gun Powder Company. Agents for tho California Vinegar Company. Agents for the Georgia Grange Fertilizers. Agents for Old Grow Whiskey. In addition to our *V>tton and Naval Store Department, no bav? cstihlishcd a Country Produce Dcp?w.ment, for which wo solicit shipments. April 18, lo7.S 40 ly FREIGHT REDUC ED. I STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. JOHN E. PEOPLES J la? just revel veil LOO Elegant Cooking Stoves, With all thc lalee improvements, which ho ?iroposes to Kell ut prices tn suit tlu-hard ?ines. Don't talk ubottt going to Grcen k'ille, as tl.o Itu il roads have reduced freight*, ititi ! can afford to sell us cheap ur cheaper tImo Stoves etui be bought in upper Suiitli L tirol i nu. Try mo. TIN WAUK cheaper than ever. Highes! prices paid furHAGS and UAW II I OKS. J. K. PEOPLES. Sept li), 1878 IO _ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ?OUXTY OF AXDE/ISOX. IN THU COU KT OK PROBATE. A. A. Dean, Com mit I.'f Robert I!. Mo (.'arley, a Lunatic, l'laititill', againsl I tc il i erl h.* Mel'arley nail wife, St.ny MeCur ley, Eliza McOiirlcy, Lizzie Davis, Jumes Met'arl. y. Mary .Met'arley. Samantha Itrynot, heir- of John Met' u ley, names and untidier unknown, hcirsof David D. McCarlev, to wit: Joseph McCtirley, .lames McCarlcy. Wm. McCarlcy, Martha McCarlev and others, names an?! number unknown, lt. D. Dean ami A. It. Towers, Defendants.-Sit m mons for liclicf-UoM' pb tint nut Served. To the Defendants above named - ?X7"OU are hereby sum moued and rcijui JL rei! to answer the complain', in titi: [IC ti Ol), which is tiled in the ollice of the I'ourt of Probate for the said County, and lo serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on thc subscriber at his ellice, at Anderson, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and il" you fail to answer the complaint within tin- time afore said, the plaint ill' in ibis action will apply t<> thc Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated November li). A. D. 1878. JOSKPJI N. DROWN, Plaintiffs Attorney To the Defendants James McCarlcy, Mary McCarlcy, Samantha Itrvant, heirs of John McCarlcy, deceased, ninnes and number unknown, Joseph McCarlev,.las. McCarlcy. Wm. McCarlcy, Martha Mc Carly, ami other heirs of David D. Mc Carlcy, names and number unknown : Take notice that the complaint in this ac tion, together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the ollice of the Court of Probute at Anderson C. ll., in the County of Anderson, und State of South Carolina, on the Illili day of November, A. I). lt>7.s, and that the object of said action is for sale of the Kcal Kstuti! now in the possession of thu D?fendu .?, Robert IL McCarlcy, for the payment of debts, and for other relief, which said real estate embraces 200 acres of land, more ?ir less, situate in Anderson County, in said State, adjoining lands of Robert 15. Dean and others. No personal claim is made against von. JOSKPU N. DROWN, Plaintiff's Attorney. Nov lil, 1S7S Ul _0_ DR,TM. W. CASE'S Liver Remedy AND .* BLOOD PURIFIER Tonic and Pordia? This Ia not a patent medicine, but ls Ttreparcd nnder tho direction of Ur. M. \V . Case, Irom his favorito prescription, which In an extensivo practice or over twenty-seven year? he lita found most eOVctlvo in all coses of disordered liver or impuro blood. It Ia ?IvTI-B??i?O?JS. Tt acta directly upon tho liver, restoring lt when diseased to ita normal condition ; and in regulating tho activity of thia uren! gland every other organ of tho .system is benefited. In Blood Diseases it has no equal aa a purifier. It im proves digestion, and assista nature to cllminato all impuritlea from thc .--y.-teia; and whllo lt is tho cheapest medicino in tho market, it ls also superior to all known remedies. Whilo it is moro elTectual than niuo Muss, lt la mild and perfectly enfc, containing nothing that can In tho slightest degree injuro tho system. It docs not Bicken or give pain; neither does it weaken tho patient, nor leavo tho system constipated, as do most other medicines. HA, Live---Complaint,r>y* ? l VUI VD pepsla, 15 ll lou* Fever, Headache, titelt Ilcnilnclie, Watcr-Draah, Heartburn, Hick Stomach, Janndlrt? Colic, Vertigo, Neuralgin, Palpitation of the Ilea rt, Keino lo Xrrcaiilaritlca and WeaUncK, nil Skin and 111 o od Dlccnsrs, Worimi, Vc vcr and Ague, and Co nj tip*" (ion of tko Dowels. In etasli dose: ii ia also a sers curs ?br Chronic* Diarrhoea. Taken two or titre? times a dny, it pre vent* Yellow Fever, T??p!?t!??r!a, Scarlet Fever, Cholera, and Small-Fox. HOW TO BE --xlemeajr and Blood YOUR OWN P"lfler, a pleasant T>Xr?rTV>^> Tonic and Cordial. And save yonr doctor billa. Only UT) eta. a bottle It ls tho most cilia Ive and valuahlo medicino ever otTeit.-?! to tho .American people As fast as Ita merits becomo known, ita uso becomes universal in every community. No family will bo without lt after having once tasted ita great value. It has proved au inestimable, blessing to thousands who have used it, bringing back health nnd strength to those who wcroseemlncly at death's door. Prepared at tho Laboratory of tao Homo Medicine Co., rhiladclphin, Ta. Prioc per Bottle, 25c. Extra Largo Bizo, 75o, tTS~For salo by Druggists, fi. PENTS *"*ajcrul Stores, and Agents, "{r% WANT"PT* Sold wholesale and retail by DOWIE &_MOISE. Charleston. S. C.. Cheaper than Ever Known Before. GENTS' and Roys' Huts nnd Caps, a good selection ; Hardware, of all de scriptions, best quality, such ns we always try to have; Tools in great variety; Tallie lind Pocket Cutlery ; a lar^e stock of Locks nf all kinds; White Oak ano Hemlock Sole Leather; Kreuch and American Calf Skins. .Shoe Kindinga, Ac, Ac. Cull and examine our large stock of gooda. A. lt. TOWERS A CO., Ni). 4 Granite Kow. 8opt 20, 1878 _ll T?i _ J_J. nrt_jL_ x icuiuuui x itubui y. MR. O. H. P. KANT is tho agent for thc salo of thc Piedmont Goods nt Anderson O. H., and will supply the de mand on thc sumo terms and nt the same price ?us if the Goods wore ordered directly Irom the Kactory. If. P. HAMMETT, Pres. and Treas. Piedmont MTg. Co. Sept 10, 1878_10_ ghi Carpets ! Carpets ! WK cnn shoiv tho largest assortment of CARPET of any house outsida of the largest ('Hie*. Give us a rall. A. IL TOWERS A CO. Oct 10 13 i by ir oration or Mrcw. .\ nj I >n . ;it\ .t lin* th? m : i ?tienta. ..iltlrrn. Dr. Wi J1QH1' ?rn t'O. ino TVr-< SJlvili Kirret, ?L'lnriuuntl. O. J#fc PB? M M ? M ?ad Morphin? hnMtnircl, !:! I . C Mil il U I ?f*]U.Pflcrlnnljo.li.i: ? . I.. ?Ja g B u J EWS ?rtm s-n?r. <* .?.,..!.=. wB BIVBVB wwuni o. ?;-ci?. c?,lui, ? week in jour own town. ". . ..-it .it free. 4>UO No rUk. H. ?-1er, If you want a bnslnwal ?hU h ?. . .ns of elllicr M*X can i.iak'- lirroat ? ny all .hf time they work, wrllo fur partki.lur* tO.I?. Ll A 1.1.KIT A l'o., Porllui.l. Maine. APCWTC ?! you wa. t to M A Iv K MUN KU Ll* I 0 LY pleasantly und Butt, nd' iras FiMLcr, Harnvat A Co., Atlanta, Ga. New Advertisements. It Itaving been widely adTert?ieVu??r lie cui?Uou oT ^r 'America Ahead in Spool Cotton " lint tile Jury on Cotton toxtilos, yWn' iud til reads, nt tho Pari? Exposition de' rreed n Gold Medal and Grand lVi??t" ho Willitnuntio Innen Corn nan. ?.. .Spool Cotton especially adapted tm Zo )ii Sewing Machines," overall thogrcat bread munufaeturos of the world w0 ?wo lt as a duty to tho public and to Messrs. J. A: p. Coats to announce that No Grand Prizes were decreed at Pari? for Spool Cotton. m* We aro advised by cable of tho follow, lng awards : J. & P. COATS, GOLD MEDAL Willimantic Linen Co., Silver Medal md wo claim for tho winners of tho First Prizo that, as they have established in ltlK.de Island tho largest Spool Cotton Mills in tho United States, whore their Spool Cotton i manufactured through every precess from the raw cotton to tho finished spool, AMERICA, as represent cd by Messrs. J. & P. COATS, ls still AHEAD IN SPOOL COTTON AUCMNCLOSS BROTHERS Sole Agouts in New York for ' J. &. P. COATS. Awarded highett prit* nt Centennial Hxpo?liloo ^ jt ie ehnring qualities unit exetUenet) n.id tinting ciar. arter nf tu-eetciiiiig and /tnrori-ij. Tl'O btit tobacco f ver made. A. mir Iduo atrip trade-me*- li clotelr luilmteil on Inferior pood., ree that J.iriwn', yio, li on every plot. Sold by nil dealer?. Bend Tor tumi. fl??, to 0, A. J?XUUOM A Co., Ufr?., .?.'cteribiug, Val liei\>jr>e You StaiT INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS! (Jot an Accident Ticket or Yearly Tolley lu the TRAVELERS At Local Agency or Railway Station. CS"flTY^na "iE* REWEDY *M B??DHBJ"" SfK H !! I T l-rcjcrlpf.on Prool??iT 1\?J ei?.W^BWIpflrton who will ?potopir SI. w'-en ? o-w urowili ol Unlr,Whljkera or Mue.ici.c, ls actuaUv pu IIIICIHI. ?J.UI Jordon Si Co., 2 Clinton Placo, Zlcxr Tort. rhw A I > A Y tn Ac? nts canvassing for (be i'lKE CD J SIDE VI.SITOK. Terms and Outfit Free Address P. <?. V1CKEUV, Augusta. Maine. rt fr Chromo Cards, Cupids, Mottoes, Hoven, tte. t&xj A" tiro alike, willi name, 10c. NASSAU l "A Kl ? ' <?., Na~s-.ui. N. Y. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. IN COUUT Ol' TRIAI, JUSTICE. lohn E. Allon, TlnintllT, against G. II. Rynimw, lipfentlilllt.-Summon* for Money Hernani-Om nlaiiit ii"! Served. T<> <.. ll. Symtnes, Defendant In dds action: \rul' arcTliereby summonedand required 'oan. swer the complain! In this action, of which a eoiiy is herewith hied, and to serre a copy of your OUTWIT un tin1 subscriber, ?it his ntTirc, nt Anderea C. II., S.O., w ii iii ii twenty days after the service of this summon? i?n yoit, exclusive of thc day of vr vlce. If von full to answer this complaint within Hu' time aforesaid, tho plaintiff will apply to Hiv rourl for judgment against yon for tin-sum of llilrty-cigbi ond ninoty-suvcu one hundred dol?an, with interest at Hie rate nf seven |>cr cent.ppi an num from die fJll> day <>f November, one lliuu?an>i cinht hundred and sixty-two and costs. Ouli-d october 12th, ?. 1>. 1S78. J. C. WHITEFIELD, T. i. A.C. JOHN H. MOOHE, PlaintIIPs Attorney. COT r.n [Cony ot Note? ] '"Twelve months al ler dato wo, or cither of ?s promise to pay C. E. ?"denn and w. li. Watson, A4* lulnistrators of the Estate of U. F.Ulcno.dec'd.or bearer, twenty-seven 80-100 dollars for value re ceived, with Interest annually Irom dale. Novem ber 12th, 1S?-2. J. L. SlMPSOS, }t-!.| (Sigued) W. It. Jossa, (uO C. H. .SVMMKS.?US.] Si 1.47-100 , ,, Twelve months after date we, or (-liner or tn, promise lo pay C. E. ?denn and \V. ll. Watson. Ad ministrator* "f the Ettato or lt. F. Ulcnn.dccVLot bearer, eleven -I7-I<VJ dollar* for value recelwd, willi Interest annually Irom ?late. Nov.HIU, ItSt (Signed) W. R. Joass, i.s. a. II. svuuu, [L S.] Ocl 21, 1878_?15_6_ BOOiKS^t^sLLlQ^ ~~\TZ?JU u7fll A. complete (Juice to Wedlock, KM#?l ?.t?jn1[11h Chauler, on, A comp?t?alVlcui. m I ff, AyiT-r'*in aiihood. Evidence, ol Vintinirj.Slfri ^C?MA< J-J^' lity lo vromrn. Advice lo Bridtrrovn, .^TriilfiMT^i ll llu-h.nd. and Wile. Celtbar* t-d Wm JV .tali ,f aJS Malrunonv compared, Irr. pru na rt:. ?ltlllmlI?XSla to Marriage, COURUS?! dull.-?, Scitr.rt Li UeoroJucnon. I.." ol Marrl.Ke, IJIW of IJivui?. L?ru nee?.with full IMate EoRravlnR?. leal for 60 centi TP.8 makin? nia-ri=Ke Improi.er ..runhapy, K'?n* T? able receipt, for thc ?ureol privatedijcaic.; J 60 plaira. 60 cent.. "MeUical AdVlCO.', a ?tuieoa MouV.ood and Womanood, 10 ceiiU: cr all I.tte SJ. .riirv contain COG pac? and over MO UW?1 ?..ea^ hneiiiB ttrrvttnnz on the Renerailve ay.tcni laal 1? were? k~?"fgi^7mu?n that I. tu,. ^^??Wi?SSua eVnlinalnclo volume?, or completo in mwnna Stam?*"SIRS or Currency. (The author brtoeOMjdtt lion, and letter, ?re promptly an.wcml wlth^ejMW A.tdr ... Dr. Bulla' Dispensary. 1;? " Nor.-SJici, Bl. l-iun. Mo. (KutablUhecl 1847 ) ---p.T-.?. ?ltarce-tlve.kpcr.ona.uffentiR from Kl IT} llt-]l torriul me their name, and nddrcn. thrv Wjjortll u .omtailuK to ?heir cdvantafio.-Net o Truaa^/_ A. W. TODD, Contractor and Builder, ANDERSON, S? C. AU. kinds of PLAIN rind PASCJ WORK done ot .shortest nolice ?ntl lX?%XU,E MANHPACTUTO CO.-DOOIiS, SASIT, BLINDS, PM-^ on.s,it-c. " ... Jan 10. 1878 __r?l_-_ ???Uli "r-- '? - THE UNE Q?AUED J AS. I FFr Ll . PORTA?3LB AND STATIONARV^.a <ksaV?WHHaaaaa.jHwr._ vmmmih. HOUSE No. 41 Main St., Near State House, UOIJUIVIBIA,_- " S- G* A. J. DODAMEiiDi Fr?p??ctc.. Terms, ?1.50 per day. Satisfaction ?u? tl,,tml- B, A. WILSON, Monas* Mav 2, 1878 ____J?L_ -ZT^I Vs. n.?ed,.fO. l??** /^TSA??X Barham's In?anibio /%?r.FBLE CURE. LUMBER 1 LUMBEftj A LA HO E lot of rfood VT.nv^A??^ i\ constantly on band at i o ? a. Yard at the Hine RidjiO Depot . I?? F FTNF ?nd onie.? for birKO or Mn?J?? t ,"v kind desired will be proinptl> price,. M r. Kudo pb h aulm? ( ,^n. ?"J For the wie of Lumber WfWSS^ 13 will furnish ?ny inform?t!on ? persons wishing to ^jgjg" KAUV>?A?? April ll, 1878 _ llliL> S .'^U?*U^?S A-' I ??- own localilifs. i st? .bi,oa^ samples ir>v. Improvo y??X^rtlSK Ineal. AddrtttStsTiw??* A CO" ^"''Y-'-^ UeSD make money fa-stor "'^{rrft aOythlns nlj?. CapllsJ ^?^?? suit yon. rl? I>^ jl*> Vi ieSt'de"'1 V", luduatrlt.il?. M. ?. ?"iii? ii, I-} " ?? tfthipj* tod uvsrywliero to ?..rk n.r Ta?s*l,M i .."iv oiilfll ?nd leiuisfrtc. Adrtrraa 4u(usta,Msine.