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THE INTELLIGENCER. LOCAL MATTERS. ^^^^^^^^tJ?=-gi?j?atBs=st?s?BBa Cloflcd for the Holiday-. In tinier to give themselves and employees tm opportunity of enjoying tho Christmas holidays, "Ur merchante lutvo agreed to iloso their stores from the 23th to the 30th instant, and persons desiring to make salas or purchases should take duo notice. -?m. iTho Col*man Hist*rf. This troupe paid Anderson a visit last ?eek, and performed on Thursday and Fri day nights before small audiences. Their futertainment, though of thc most amusing ?nd ridiculous character, was yet chustc and refined, and the impression made on those who attended g^ernlly good. ? I'leasant Occasion. Tb? .ntertainment given by the Little Gi ria Sewing Society of the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall was a very pleasant affair, and reflec ted much credit on their zealous efforts In iehulf ol the cnu-e of missions. We ara jlcwed to know that their articles were all ??.posed of, and that the amount realized ?.? fully up to what they expected. Transferred to Charleston. lt will be seen by reference to the appoint monte of the Methodist Conference of this l?tate, thc annual session of which has just closed in Newberry, that Rev. H. F. Chrcitz t*rg, who has filled the Methodist pulpit at ? ibis place so ably for the past two years, has j been transferred to the SpringStreet Church I ?a thecity of Charleston, ills many friends I ?ii this community will regret to see bim I leave us. 9 Another Excursion. An excursion will bc run from Liberty, I Rekens County, to Charlotte, N. G., for the I benefit of the Liberty baptist Church, on I Thursday, December 2Gth, 1878, and return I on tho night of the 27th. The train will I ldiTC Liberty at 1 p. m., and Eusley at 1:10 8 p. m., and will arrive at Charlotte at C p. m. Tickets for sale at Easley by H. A. Richey, st Liberty by J. W. Greer, nt Piekens by Judge Field. _ An Aflllcted Family. Wc .?eldom bear of a eader affliction than bas recently befallen thc family of Mr. J. T. Chapman, of Belton township. Three months ago he had four bright and inter esting children, but the terrible disease of diphtheria made its appearance in his fam ily and grim death has takr n tba lost chid sway, leaving tho grief-stricken parent? to mourn their loss. The eldest wns fi ve years cf ?te. What haart would not go out in sympathy to the bereaved T Orange Off>er?. The following officers have been elected to scrrt the ensuing year for Sub-Grange No. 71, and will ba installed on tho first Friday in January tit.'*., viz : J. W. Norris, W. M. ; Wm. McGukin, O. ; J. W. Daniels, L.; J. I H. McConnell, C.; J. A. Drake, Treas.; I W. W. Humphreys, Sec. ; J.W.Thompson, IS.; L. IT. Seel, A." S. ; Mra. E. Miller, L. A. 8.; Mrs. 8. H. Norris, C.; Mrs. W. W. Humphreys, P. ; Miss C. McFnll, F. G. P. Tolly, L. II. Seel and J. H. Breozenlc have been elected delegates to Pomona Grange. The Liberia Meeting-. Nothing wea done at Terrill's meeting on lut Friday except to organize a Society, (!) the object of which is to assist thc colored people in getting to Liberia. Thc meeting TU composed of thirteen negroes, about one-half of whom were from the country, tba others being ignorant and worthless .agabonds of the town of Anderson, Tho, YO sincerely trust, os does every other good titiion, will aoon find some way of getting to Liberia or some other country, whare thty will never again be heard of by our people. We are willing to do our share totara* helping them off. Poor Pun. We har? never been able to appreciate tho fan of tearing up bridges, lifting gates fri.m their binges, pulling off palings and throw* lng them away, and such other damage as isgtrioially committed on both public and Itrsonal property during the Christines bolidnjB. These depredations have ahvady commenced, and we think it is due our citi tens that extra polico be put on duty at Dight during the next two weeks, that they J rosy ba protected from such unnecessary aaa trouble ??"d expense. Parties who engage g u such mischief, whether white or black. ?wai -??cr?C .O tre ?J u II lanni : arid wri Kin mrrM ? Ihope thoso who commenced this work on hslBaturday night will be caught up with ?nd made to pay the penalty of their crime, fur it is no less than ;\ crime. Tho damage dor.? to property latit year by just such characters waa considerable, and we think h is high time it was stopped. Death of =, Good Citizen. We regret to announce tba death of Mr Aaron Tandivcr, which occurred at his rta iden.ee in Broadaway township on last Gun d*y, 15th Instant, in the 87th year of bli agc Mr. Vandivor had been Buffering foi iereral wacks past from serious Injuries BUS tamed by a fall, and for some time had beet eonfittcx] io his bed. in his death tho Coun ly has loot one of its oldest and best citiirm -* msn whose character throughout hil tong Hf. hos ever been abor? reproach ?hos? honeaty and integrity of purpos ?.a n.m brought In question by hie ft! low-dtiiens, and whose exemplary christiai life hld won for him many friendo ?nd ad mirera, who will read this announceman ?Uh sadness. He had been a member c A'fal'g Creek Church for nearly sixty years ?nd waa al?...y? noted for his christian zea! piety and mithfulnesa. After solemn an 'tDpreasiye funeral servir*? in Neal's Cree IChurch on Monday, conducted by Rev. J ?. Murray in tho presence of a large an ?"wowing congregation, his remains ?et consigned to their last resting placo in th Mj.ccnt ccmotery. Ho leaves a largo cor "?Uon of relatives to mourn their losa. B"TrUInm<mt Kew T?*T'e Night, Toe citizens of Anderson aro destined t *aioy a rare treat in tho way of a theatric* .otartalnmtnt on the ?vening of the fir ty of January next, under the auspices < th? Anderson Theatrical Company. Tl station of this Company is sufficient I Boartntee a first class entertainment, ar I~?"S*n tr>e*o have been eorae changea in i imposition, the now membera wears sall ??I fully euatain Ita well-deserved re; .".irk00 *? ? fl rat-claw amateur compan Serioua Family," a highly ?ntertt.li ">S comedy, and "The Dutchmans Ghost * 010,1 amueing and laughable farce, are tl wtsto ba presentad on thia occasion, ai Tk pe*k tot them * uberaI patrons^ ,.ihe fo,,owing is the casta of charactera f nw Serioua Family:" ?Pt Murphy Maguire.Thoa. F. Hi .^tainidab Sleek.Dr. A. P. Johnator jjjrtea Tefrens.j. M. 8olliva ?rank Vincent."JU. K. 8ulllva ??.Ormsby D*lmalno.....Mlss Mary Tod J*fl?Bourby Creamly...Miaa Ella Dlcckli ii,!*; Charlc" To;renB...Mra. J. M. SulHv Emma Torrens.Miss Eva Nardi Thw"n .Miss Alice Whi Il^,~-Cvy'?"'il is iii? caste ot characu Iii? ? Dutchman'a Ghost:" ??ng Barth.j. M. Sulllvi HL?Lui??e.Dr. A. P. Joh natoi fW8chael.Thoa F. HI .K.SUU.V. ?&$gj?-^ Ella Bleckh r****0??'....Ml? Alice Whi Ullier MKNTION. Cotton-Middling?, 71 to G. There is a considerable amount of cotton yet in tho country. The Ninety 8ix Guardian is too economi cal to exchange with us. We are indebted to Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken for valuable public documente. A new daily paper, The Evening Journal, is soon to he HUH<W1 tn ch-r?ericr.. Our farrcom ai? gradually getting bask into the old way of raising their own meat. Mr. J. H. von Hosslen ia engaged aa book keeper in the store of Weekley, Brown & Co. The contract fer repairing the Court House ateeplo has been given to Mr. John Kauf man. Mr. P. Spellman blacksmith, gives timely warning lo ins delinquent customers this week. The Anderson IKTLLLIOEKCKR and Keovee Courier arc both read in tho Sandwich Is lands. A thrifty farmer of Anderson County Bays he ian make money raising colton at 8 Centn. Mr. W. C. Andrew will move into bis new residence near the Collegiate Institute this week. Capt. William Allon, of this County, died at his home near Willintnoton on Saturday, "th instant. The prices and qualify of Daniels' jewelry is attracting the attention of close buyer? in that linc. He guarantees satisfaction. Thc attention of parents who have chil dren to educate is called to the advertise ment of tho Carolina Collegiate Institute in another column. Thc pound porty in Temperance Hall on next Thursday evening promises to be a pleasant occasion. A full turnout of the members of thc Division is desired. Look out ! Look out for bargains in the buggy bis shipped the 15th from the cele brated Louis Cook factory. All work war rented. Jonw R. LA ?ii M BI, Agent. Remember thc poor and needy during tho Christmas holidays. Contribute of your luxuries to their necessities. You will never miss it, and they may be made happy. Rev. J. E. Carlisle, an accomplished young minister, and a son of Prof. Carlisle, of | ?Jpartanbnrg, will supply the Methodist pulpit at this place during thc ensuing year. Maj. Murray has introduced a bill in the Legislature to repeal the law establishing iomulative voting in thc town of Ander son, which will doubtless posa both Houses. Hold ! Hold ! Here we come again with mother car load of Louis Cook Budgies, at :otton prices. Call and examine, and seo tor yourself. All work warranted. JOHN R. LAIM urn, Agent. The union meeting of District No. 2 of | the Saluda Association will take place at Shady Grove Church on Friday, 27th inot., The Sunday School Union of tho same Dis trict will hold a meeting on the Sunday following. Messrs. McCully A Taylor are among our ruost enterprising merchants, end ss cotton buyers cannot bc excelled in upper Carolina. They paid as higk as 8} cash for colton on lost Friday, notwithstanding the depression in the market. There will bc a fair given in Masonic Hal! il Belton on Thursday morning next, 26th instant, for the benefit of the Belton Bap tist Sunday School. Great preparations ar? being made, and a pleasant tim? ia in atoro Tor those who may attend. We are requested to give notice that New Prospect Division will have a, pound party it Mr. Elisha Snipes' Saturday, December 23th at ll o'clock a. m. The public gener ally are invited. Several speakers have been invited to address the meeting, and a good time is expected. Our "Carrier" will pay his annual vltlt to thc patrons of thc INTELLIGENCER who have been accommodated by him during the past year on Christmas morning, and ft hope .viii be liberally rewarded for Ina faithful ?nd onerous services. Have your quarters ready, and don't put him off. A first-class humbug in the way of s street Drams, uoreu our citizens on jcawnu;. ? long TM tho Hontnem noonie rnrnrittujA ?url. I humby* hy b'jying their srticies, just so r long will they make it a business to cheat them of their hard-earned money. Look! Look I Just elosod out my bug gies. Will respectfully announce to my friends and patrons that I will remain and sell another car load of buggies, phaetons and spring wagons from the old and reliable firm of Louis Cook. Como one, come all, see them at cotton prices. JOHN R. LABIMF.B, Agent. We have received intelligence from a clti icns living ner.r Maxwell's Bridge across j Seneca River, that a horse with saddle and bridle on was found dmd in tho river about one hundred yards above the bridge on lost Saturday evening. It is not knocu who the horse belonged to, and is supposed tho | un fortunato rider, whilo attempting tocross the stream on his animal, was also drowned. Slabtown Grange elects officers next Sat urday at 2 o'clock p. m. By order of ?he Executive Committee, arrangemcnta will then bo made1 to install tho newly elected officers tho Saturdoy following, 28th inst., ll o'clock a. m. Mr. I. W. Pickcna and J. W. Norris, of the County Executive Com mittee aro hereby invited to atlond on the 28th and address thc meeting. J. V. ?LB5B, W. H. ??wHVILLE. Prof. Vernor if building a neat residence near town.The Sunday .Schools of thia place bare gone into winter quarter?. Mrs. Maria Milford, the young wife of Mr, Samuel Milford, died on the 14th inst, at the residence of ber father, Mr. Thomas B. Palmer, of thia township. Her romain? wcro interred on Monday et Cedar Grove graveyard.Let it be borne in mind that therowill bo preaching tn tho Presbyterian Church in this placo during Saturday and Hund;w ol Chri?t>nM w*i?k.Married. In this town on Sunday, tho 8th inat., by Rev. J. R. Riley, Mr. John J. McCarley and Misa Hortie Simmons, both of thia place.Six marriages in Ibis Immediate vicinity thia season, and still the epidemic ohateth not. .A white resident of this townahip, 25 or 30 years of ago, who has lived ia Ander* son County aince his birth, baa never been at the Court House, and unlit* the miller'e black dog, Cliootain ia bia name..Miea Josie Burns, a most estimable young lady of Adalravllle. Georgia, who baa boen on a protracted visit to relative? and friends in this section, departed thia week to her dis tant Georgia home amid tho expressed re gret? of a number of Townvlllo'a gayest youth'?. D- w- A* Woodsiocr, Ga., April 12th, 18/9. Dr. Harter-Dear Sir: I had "Every-day Chills" for four wecka and nothing would not stop them. Dr. Harter*? Fevrr ?nd Ague Siiccific was recommended to me. 1 sent to Tuscaloosa-thirty miles distant for it. I was cured Immediately. Did not hove another Chill after taking it. \ 23-2 JAM?? F. K?MKEDY. 8AHOY 8PBIH08. Our school is flou r??? lng. We hope oil the subscribers will send their children as soon as possible, as the Principal is relying upon the subscription. A vacation will be giren from the 20th to the 30th instant, after which the exercises will be resumed, .Mr. W. T. McElroy has accepted an invitation to address the Young Men's Ly ceum at Bandy 8prings on Saturday night, 21st instant.We feel sad in recording the death of an estimable- young raan, Mr. Thomas Watkins, who died of typhoid fever at his home near Lebanon Church, Sunday, 7th inst. Ilia remains were in terred in Sandy Springs cemetery, after solemn and appropriate funeral servieea by Rev. J. B. Adger, D. D.Cotton stealing has been indulged in pretty extensively in this community. Near 3000 pounds in the seed have been stolen from different parties. Some of the notorious thieving rascals hare bean arrested, vii : Ben Howard, Ike Sloan, Lawrence and Lewis Uillhonae-ell colored. Tho two latter are brothers, and notoriously bad characters. We arc informed they re sisted tho officers and escaped, and now defy arrest. Wo need a return of that good old law, Um whipping post.Cotton gins are plentiful around here. There are ten or twelve in a circuit of five or six miles, end each one receives a liberal patronage. Mr. T. E. Dickson is ahead, having ginned this season about 300 bales, a- d has AO bal* more to gin.A temperance society will be organized in Sandy Springs Academy after tho Christmas holidays have passed away.Our young friend, Mr. D. M., is the owner of tho ?uost horse and buggy in these parts ; consequently ho io very popu lar among the ludios. Miss C. says Donnie's horse ought to have received the premium at the County Fair. Nraciis. Come one! Como all to Anderson, and buy a buggy from the old reliable firm of Louis Cook. Remember no buggies genu ine unless the name-plate is on them, war ranted as heretofore JOHN R. LARIMER, Agent. Ma. EDITOR: Can you tell us what bas bocotno of the Anderson School Conven tion? ls the thing dead? Have the school trustees and teachers given up in despair of doing good? Wo hope not, and wo ask space to suggest that this organization ba convened at an early day. There are many changes in tho present law that is believed would be beneficial to thc citizens of Andar 6on County. Ono is, the money collected in each township should bo expended In that township, and many other changes aro thought to be of equal importance to the school system. How aro you to perfect your school laws unless those who work in it will consent to point out ita defects, and show the chances required to perfect it. You havo good members In the Legislature, who arc anxions to assist you, and that body is now in session ; and you cannot expect them to understand all your want? unless you help them. Then call your Convention at an early day. Let thc Coanty School Commissioner, tho County Board of Exam iners and all thu trustees and teachers meet in Convention and consider the educational Interest of the County. Doc* not this body, representing the children of the County, constitute at once th* tendoreet and highest trust in tho County? Is not the education of the young tho hope of tho country ? Ia it not indispensable in a republican govern ment, which must stand or fall upon the intelligence of her citiaenB. It will elevate the County and assist th* Stat* ; it viii pro? mote refined sentiment and better morals ; it will promote th? interest ot tb? church and beget charity, th? highest virtue of all. It is a work ef love -lat it go on. Let Mr. Todd call together -hin Convention, ?nd let .very on* in official position attend and holp in the work. The members of the Legislature and the people will thank, and the children will grow up and pronounce you blessed. '_M. Bandar Behool Meeting. The Quarterly Concert of the Anderson Baptist Sunday School will be held next Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, sharp time. ORDER Ot EX BOC IB ES. Sing; g, Prayer, Singing. 1. Address, How to keep up the interost in the Sunday School-J. L. Tribble. 2. What to teach, and how to teach it L. P. Smith. iti--t; vi ii JJ , ri-es, dc. ?h? ouii?av Scnoo:-; the villager, mid tho community seucruiiy, i are cordially invited. Anderson, Dee. 17, 1878. __...?...., --j Thc elementary, mechanical powers are only five in number. * , Chemistry has al ready discovered nearly twenty times as many elementa. Shall we permit fossils to frown down chemical discoveries, when we see such results as Dr. Harter'* Iron Tonic, Liver Pills, and Elixir of Wild Cherry, HYMENEAL. MARRIED, on tho 5th instant, at tho residence of tho brido'a father, by Rev. Thomas Dawson, Mr. JAMES McCORKLK and Mirs MARY SMITH. On 3rd November, by Rev. O. M. Rogersj Mr. FRANKLIN MARTIN and Mia'ftPAu MELIA BRYANT. On December 10, by Rev. G. il, Rogers, Mr. H. M. ST?N1S, or Abbeville, and Miss 8YVILLA WIOINTON, daughter of Mr. Elisha Wiginton, of Anderson. County. On the 11th instant, by Rar. M. McGee, at the residence of tho bride's mother. Mr. PRESTON B. ACKER and Miss MATTIE GLENN, daughter of Mrs. Martha Glenn. On the 12th instant, by Kev. M. McGee, | nt the residence of the brido'a mother, Mr. C. L. TUCKER, of Abbeville County, and Mies SALLIE E. GENTRY, danghter of Mrs; Nancy Gentry, of Anderson Cotfnty. co g.- l&LJ EJ ?ego S_J -.?!*oog eeeee i ' fi*' ' *" V_J tr> ~t*.~,o *BTB ti *o -?m ? e td SHS n sfo?ds _ S*"H? gis.!! S til 8 lilli I I Ssw li J} 5 5 f t1, 1,"?* S # W lips % r 5 ? Sf I i* * Cheaper than Ever Known Before. GENTS' and Boya' Hats and Gana, a " good selection ; Hardware, of ell de scriptions, q=--"7. =uch 55 ?* ?dwiya try to have ; Tools In great variety : Table and Pocket Cutlery : a large stock of Locks of all kinds; White Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather; French and American Calf 8klns, Shoo Findings. Ac, Ac. Cull and examine our ^?"fe*^ ^ No. 4 Granite Row. ARNSTEIN c ROSE WOULD announce to their many friends and customers that they hsvo mado an immense Redactioa ia their already I_.0"W PRICES For the approaching Holiday trade. No one need be without all that is necessary Tor the comforts of self and home on this MERRIE CHRISTMAS, For all articles wanted will be found with us, not only in greater variety than over, but also at figures that will cause astonishment. Never yet since our establishment here has any one dared to imitate our Goods ind Prices, and we defy BOW, mora than aver, any competition to offer as good value for the money as we do. Wa claim and can substantiate that HO are selling THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY. We have opened thia week - New and Handsome styles of Prints. New Dress Goods and Clothing. New Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Alto, another large lot of thoso perfect-fitting UNLAUNDBIED SHIRTS, Completely finished, at 65 cents each. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. An Attractive ?nortsierii, ai very Low tr rices. IOU REMEMBER, that it ia for your best interest to do your ahopping at tr o NEW YORK CASH STORE. ARNSTEIN & ROSE. Andasaon, 8. OL, Dec. 8. Hf._ TO JkJUL. WHOM IT Mj-kY CONCERN. CCULLY? TAYLOR, Ara looking after interesta, and will pay yon the HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR COTTON, And sell yon Goods at lower prices than cvor beforo. Our general stock ia complete, ?specially in Heavy Goods-GROCERIES, FLOUR, &c Coffee, SJ and 6 lbs. for One Dollar. Good Flour, (5.00 per barrel. Extra Flour, $6.60 per barrel. The best Flour, $6.00 per barrel, And all other Gooda at prices to suit tho urgency of the time. COME AND SEE ria Wy. JU H. I.EWIft. long known to the trading community, i= new with us, snd viii be pleased to welcotae hts friends and customer*. Dee ie. ?5T5 IS Sra SEWING MACHINE HEADQUARTERS. 25 NEW SEWING MACHIN?S ARRIVING. Rloney Saved by those v/Uo bave not bought Machluos and intend to buy tor Christmas. INOWv httr* for sale the following FIRST CLASS Machines, and con - rder others at lowest Factory prices : THE AinBRIOAN, with new improvements and attachments. THE STEWART, which a great many call thc "Singer," as it is the same aa the one manufactured by the Singer Company, except some improvements, and it has a better finished Table end Cover, manufactured by Henry Stewart of Kew York. TSE BE?5X?iTOM, a light-running, self-threading machine. THE WEED, a good family Machine. i have reduced ino pries of MI? American, which is tho only solf-thr .ding Machine above and below, with self-setting needle now offered on the market. Beat inducements offered in Anderson for cash. PRICES, to $S5. Be eure to cell and examine my elegant Machines. Dec 12, 1878 ll C A. REED, Agent. OVERCOATS, ?rVancm ?^r\ A npo A NEW lot of OVERCOATS io arrive this week, which will be aold cheaper *? than afar for cash. Wc will also sell otkar READY-MADE CLOTHING At a REDUCED PRICE from now nntil lat January. Come and secure a Bar gain at once. J. Pt. ?fe Li. P\ SMITH, HoCully's Corner, Anderson, S. C. . Dee II. Uti * lt ' MY CHRISTMAS G00BS HAVE ARRIVED! I.'LAVE jnat removed te my new stand, in th? East End of Bf eaton flo BI ' 31, where 1 om prepared to furnish my customers with the beat and freshest CANDIES. FRUITS. CANNED GOODS, AJTD CONFECTIONS GENERALLY, In the market. Bc sure te call and examine my ?tock before purchasing. I will do yoe right, or not at all. My terme are strictly cash, which enables me to ?ell very cheap. JAMES ANDERSON* Bept 11,1*78 . Sn .V?OTICE FINAL, SETTLEMENT. Xri .The^underslgned, Executor of lira. E??i?uctu nvutruuD, UH. wed, HCIT'OT gi VfO notice that he will apply to the Judge of Probat? for Anderson County, on the fourth day of January next, for u Final Settlement of raid Kotatc and discharge from hie office of Executor of the Estate of Mrs. Eliza beth Robertson, deceased. C. 8. BEATTY, Ex*r. Dee 6, 167* ll 0 NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. The Underahrned. Administrais? nt tba Personal Estate of T. S. Bogga, deceased, hereby gives notice that be will apply to Ute Judge of Probate for Anderson County, S. C., on the seventh day of January next for a final settlement and discharge from hie office as Anmlnfstretor of tho Personal Es t?t* of said T. E. Boggs. deceased. Wrw. FORD, Adm'r. Dea 6, 1877 81 ? CO IQ fl 0 C9 (fl fl 0 .ri ixl R i _"n_ -_y n-R? ?Pa CO Nor 7. 1878 17 NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Nicholas Trippe, deceased, will apply t<j tho Judge of Probate for Anderson Countv on the 23rd duy of December, 1878, for a Final Settlement and dischargo from said Estate X.- o. ,0?P1IN H- TRIPPE, Adin r. Nov 21. 1878_l? 5 NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will apply to tho Judge of Probate nt Andersou C. II., 8. C.. on tho 23rd day of December next, for a Final Settlement and discharge from tho Estate of james R. Drennan, deceased. JAMES ii. MCCONNELL, EXV. Nov 21. 1878 ?0 5* NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Thc uudertigiicd, Administrator of tho Personal E-tate of S. L. NV. Elrod, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will apply to W W. Humphreys, Judge of Probate, at his o Alco, on tho 23rd day of December, 1578, for a finui settlement of said Estate, aud a discharge from said ad ministration. W. S. PICK ENS, Adm'r. Nov 21. 1878_ 10 5 SHIRTS ! EIGHT dozen more of those Splendid SHIRTS, "cheap as dirt." A. Ii. TD WE KS & CO. 0 8ept 12. 1878 MVVUO. Rr? CLOVER. RED SAPLING CLO VER and ORCHARD GRASt' SEED for salo low by A. B. TOWERS & CO. Oct 10_13 Paper Hangings ! ABE A UTI FUL lot of PAPER HANG INGS and WINDOW SHADES for salo low by A. B. TOWERS 4 CO. Oct 10_13 Hats and Caps-! A LA TIGE and fino Assortment of HATS JoL. and CAPS, for sale low bv A. B. TOWERS A CO. Oct 10_ir_ Groceries. OUR line of FAMILY GROCERIES ia complete. Fine TEAS, vi?. : Gunpow der. Young Hyson. Oolong end Engl iah Breakfast-a Specialty. A. B. TOWERS A CO. Oct 10 13 Corn Sheller. DEXTER CORN SHELLER, which separates thc cobs from tho corn, and DEXTER STRAW CUTTER. Fernie-a will pleuso call and sea them. A B. TOWERS & CO. NOT 7. 1878 17 JUST RECEIVED! ALargo lot of first-class KENTUCKY JEANS, very cheap. New Fall CALUX>K8. Choice Magnolia HAMS. A. B. TOWERS Si CO. Sept 12, 1878_9_ Cassimeres. JUST received-a splendid line of Char* lotteville CASSIMERES. These are the be?t gooda in the Market, end are otlcrcd low by A. it, TOWERS .> CO. THE ri OBLD'S BEST MAIOS^S.' ? PIANOS from $167 tv> $460 cash. m ?r? <,", T PIAN08 on ?me $25 cash, ?nd $10 per month until PAW for. WE SELL S^ANS from $35. $45, $55, $05, $7&1?P to 1^00 0Mb. O ROANS from $3 to $10 per month until paid for. Nono hut lb? nvAT A anrwt Rtrvnl with ?very Or?n R?n?f TU".??-l-i C-??!e?.!? and Price List, the same aa"Bavannah House and Factory. Instrumenta personally select by Mrs. H. MoSMiTH, greenville, S. C. P. 8.-aar- We are glad wo can inform our patron? that we have secured.the service? of Professor BERG for repairing ?ind tuning instrumenta on the moat liberal wm?. Sept 20. 1878 ' U V?J?_ i , ? "J**! ' G0?D NEWSEVEEYBODY. The Cheapest Dry Goods Store in Anderson County. TUE undersigned ha? just received ANOTHER LABOE 2NVOIOE OF GOODS, consisting of . - BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAFS, LADIES* DRESS GOODS, cf every description JEANS, LADIES' CLOAKS, X7NDERVESTS and UNDERGARMENTS, KNIT SACatJES, for both Ladies and Children, &c. Ac. &c. , . '"ii v.ii*'. ;' <::... ? '. '? fitytl ti .1 . . --. ! Iv.- : ; >.;].?:. -, Wo have a large stock and a great vviety of Goods, i?en. Women and Children cnn ?di be suited at our establishment. We keep no ehoddy gooda. Strtiafaction guaranteed. These goods are marked low down, and wo are determined to sell them. Como and see us and be convinced. All you have to do is to give na a trial. Wo do not intend to bo undersold in Anderson. Itenpectfully, W. .A.. GOrTJLFliAlJ^lST, WAVERLY HOUSE ?lUlXDING. Nov 28. 1878 II? i?wiJ?j ??? w II II ?.ssssssaasasaw asaasssaas FRESH ARRIVALS CUNNING_R_A_M k CO. AVERY'S FLOWN, Harrows ?nd WAGONS, Heilders, Mechanics BSU "????ei?' SS ?ir ct *v tare. Table and Pocket Callory, Plated doods, dita Saw File*, Blacksmii? cad Carpenters* l iles in variety? Horse and Bini? Shoes, Cat, Fence, Finish, Cllneh and Horse Shoe Nails, Bar Iron, Iron Hollow Ware, Wooden Ware, GROCERIES, STAPLE BUY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HAT8 and CAPS. SGT All of which we offer at Low Figures Caah. ' , Sept 19,1878 10 ly LADIES' STORE ALWAYS AHEAD ! By Merit we intend to maintain and Increase our Trade ! w E ure continually looking to the interest of our customers. Aa prices change almost daily, it is impossible to keep them constantly before yon. Among par arrivals we shull continually placo before our customers como land ?lides beyond the whisper of competition. We have prices that will teach you tho differenca be tween dealing with live iple and dead people! Between buying for Cash sad Credit buyers 1 Pluck instead of luck I Cash instead of credit! Brains instead of cheeki Give us a call. Wo will l?v?l your houH on thc subject of Bargains! Wa deal in goods and not in trash ! Sell tho best goods for the least money I Look in at the Ladies' Store and be convinced. Nov 21, 1878 14 ' J. 13. MAXWELL, sr. B a ^ NOABBlCKBaMGE. Nov 7. 1878 1U REDUCTION ! REDUCTION ? LOWER FREIGHTS I LOWER FREIGHTS ! ANDERSON ITSELF ? OAIN ! 0 ? TRY US ON BACIGINd and TIES. 8poclal prie? tor large lota. Weeennot be beat. A Full line of Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Jeans, Cassimeres, Shirtings, Calicoes, And everything ol?* in this lino except fino Dress Goods. LATEST STYLE PRINTS a speciality. Robber Coats. Over-SSreeai ana Oil Table Cloths alwava in -tr^w wer-asroea and Anderson can now compete with any up-countrv market, freights being aa low to thia lt home *' a" W? * contlnoa our *?orta *? k?*P ?? ?**de, justly ouro*n, ttsepuo,i878 10 SULMVAN & CO. VIE/Q-IHIA HOTJSS, COLUMBIA, s- c. A J. DODAMEAD, . . . . Pmoraiaros. THnS.HTw?lB.TOnTJni5nAly ?oc?ted-41 ?a!n ilreet- ne*r Stats Honss^be?ng within ?vc ninatea' walk of the business portion of the city and tba depot. Tho tootha f?? Lnrg,e,rd wclJ T'U"!^- ?Bedscli*" nnd comfortable: The tablV^aarS^wUb ???m IUlca ?^?ced to suit the tim?. Board and l?Z L'? 5^87T '1 * B- WILSON, Managt P DRESS YOUR HORSE HEATLY, I AMCH^Aap^laU"rmo.Y t^^^^r^^^^-J^J^ -I^BKESS, nniuiiKH, COLLARS, de.; ever offered In- tJila or ai^atohK^ ng market. I work tba very best Baltimore Tanned Leather, -nd none m^aSoiSSrk leave? my establishment. A1l work ls. warranted to ba as representedT REPA^RIKO ? done promptly and in th? H??t style, liv ssr^ricur* In th? Kn^vllT-T. a1 "*nO Ia lng this, a?d 7I respectfully sol'St a trfkVnOT? psspT. of?A?SsV5^?d-^,!S. Countles. being sai^tled that any arUclcs purehasetl from me wi?Seaa? Uv iffi? T?,iT?M t,ke ttnd work can ha procured anywhere In Uto SUta. ?^c.?2 Blooklcy, Brown A Co. on Granito Row, Anderson, 8. O. Koona over Set 10,1878 10. JAMBS M.'|%Ar9&.