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THE INTELLIGENCER. LOCAL MATTERS. Hain noarly 1900. HKIEF MENTION. Green corn sella in this market at one cont an ear. Subscription, or No Subscription ? That s ibo question now. There are seven young men in Anderson who are studying law. Col. Campbell hos raised on tho price of lils 30-acre field of corn. Corn and corn meal aro scarce articles in this immediate section just now. The finest tomatoes we have seen this year were grown by Mr. 8. H. Pr?vost. There are thirteen active, working Divis ions of the Suns of Temperance in this County. Prof. W. J. Ligon got his left leg painfully brnised on Tuesday last while hauling a load or wood. Mr. Clarence Provost, who has been on a visit to the North of several weeks, returned home on Friday lash Williamston is becoming quite a favorite resort for the Anderson ladies. The min eral Bpring seems to be tho attraction. A new invoice Hats just received by C. A. Recd, Agent, His Hat trade still increases, and he is determined to keep Uro prices down. . Capt. J. W. Pooro, of Belton, was in our o ill ce on Tuesday, and speaks with conti dence of tho building of tho Belton and Ea8ley Railroad. Tho ladies of tho Anderson Methodist Church do more for the cause of missions than those of any other Church in the Greenville District. We are pleased to learn that Capt. W. 8. 8harpe, wiro has been spending somo time in the States of Arkansas and Mississippi, is much improved in health. The members of the Humphreys Guard are requested to meet Capt. R. B. A. Robin son at Emerson's Bridge on next Thursday morning, 28th instant, at 7 o'clock. "i-, A large and valuable tract of land is ad vertised for Balo in another column by Messrs. S. E. and J.. B. Moore.. lt is well situated, and cm be divided into several tracts. The stock law ls now being discussed in Elbert County, Ga., and by request Col. E. M. Rucker will address tho citizens of El berton on that subject on saledny in Sep tember. Col. R, H. Temple, Superintendent of the Greenville & Columbia Railroad, has made his second visit over this portion of the Une, and is rapidly continuing tho improvement of tho Road. Appointments of the Y. M. C. A. for noxt Sunday : To conduct tho afternoon meeting, John M. Hubbard; Poor House Committee, A. B. Towers, C. F. Jones; Jail Committee, H. G. Scudday, J. A. Daniels. We aro requested to say that Orrville Grange will meet on Friday, 12th Septem ber, at 0 a. m., for the transaction of im portant business. A full attendance of tho members is earnestly requested. Capt. Jos. B. Moore requests tho officers of the Broadaway Hampton Mounted Ri flemen to meet at Broyles' Crossing on Saturday morning. All tho members of the Company will meet at the same place at 4 p. m. of the same day. Tho race track on tho (air grounds Is bc= lng enlarged and otherwise improved. The Directors of the Association will endeavor to moke tho exhibition this fall more attrac tive and worthy of public patronage than it has ever been heretofore. Messrs. W. C. Andrew and J. W. Pr?vost wul open a stock of general merchandise in one of the store rooms now being enacted on McCuUy's Corner, os soon as they ore completed, which will probably bo about tho middle of September. Mr. lt. A. Ligon, a son of "-ur worthy townsman, Prof. W. J. Ligon, will open a drug store in Spartanburg about Che first of next month. Mr. Ligen !? a young man of fine business qualifications, and wo hope will succeed in bis enterprise. Maj. T. B. Leo has been employed to go over tho Une of the Belton, Easley and French Broad Railroad with Capt. Kiri:, the Engineer of that road, for tho purpose of completing and verifying tho surveys already made. The work will bo dene in a short timo. ., We would direct the attention of our readers to tho advertisement In thia Issue of Thos. Wynne's Cotton Gin, which he claims is eqnal in point of excellence to any gin made. Several farmers of this County aro using them, and express thcmsolvea os well pleased with their work. Tho Rocky River Colored Baptist Associ ation, which met on Thursday last with Mt..Pleasant Church, in this County, had a harmonious and profitable session. A very large crowd of colored people were present On Sunday, and good order pre vailed throughout tho day. The advertisement of Forman University, appears elsewhere. This institution ia one of high order, and deserves tho Uberal pat ronage of the people of South Carolina. It is now operating ander the endowment pian, and tuition lo~fr?7? to a" who oan pay thoir board and buy text books. Th? opinion entertained by some of tho country people who were in town on Tues day that the Town Council aro making a turnip patch of tho northeast corner of thc public square ls crroneons. They are only tilling In that portion of the squaro to pre vent water from standing there after a rain. The mombors of Capt. John Eskew's Cavalry Company aro requested to meet Iiiin nt Hunter's 8pring on next 8atnrday nt On. m., for ; the purpose ol drawing for sabres and attending to other important business of the Company. All are requested to bo present promptly at tho hour named. At a meeting of the Board of Trade of the town bf Anderson on Tuesday Mr. N. A. McCully" was re-elected cotton weigher for the year commencing September 1. Mr. McCully has ?lied this impurian* position for several years past, and wabere so doubt lils re-election will give satisfaction to all concerned. The Due West Female College, one of the oldest college? In tito State, will open its fall sesslotroti the <?. h of October. Ber. J. I. Bonner; .tho time-honored and efficient prrVulcnt of the College Will romain at the head of the faculty, which is sufficient guarantee that it will continue to thorough ly educate those committed to Its charge. Mr. J W. Hunt died at the residence of Mr. M. II. Massey, in Bock MUls township, on tho (Uh Instant, in the 2oth year of his age. ? } le had been blind for nearly a year, was a member of the BaptUt Church, a native of Picken? County, and leaves a wife and one child. His funeral will bo preached at Enon Church in Pickcns Comity, on tho 4fli Sunday In September by Rev. William Singleton. Rev. J. E. Carlia?e said at the recent an nual District Conferenco or the Methodist Church iu Greenville that there were more young men members of his Church at this place that were active Christian workers tlian of any Church or which ho had ever had charge; and ho attributed tho fact to the influences or the Young Men's Chris tian Association or this place. There will be a meeting or the citizens of Centreville township at Hunter's Spring on Tuesday, 2d September, at ll o'clock in tho morning, for the purpose or further consid ering the claims of the Savannah Valloy Railroad. All of tho citizens or tbo town ship are invited to bo present, and an op portunity will bo afforded to any present who may wish to speak in opposition to thc enterprise. Weare requested testate that the com mittee appointed by the Twelve Mile Rivet Baptist Association, consisting of G. W, Boroughs, James Jameson, J. C. Watkins, T. C. Martin and N. R. Reaves, for the pur pose of dissolving Old Lebanon Church, will meet at tho Church on Wednesday August 27th, to grant letters to any that may belong there who aro desirous of at taching themselves to other Churches. An interesting meeting or one week'i duration in Lebanon Baptist Church closec on Friday. It was conducted by Rev. I. W Wingo, of Pendleton, and there wero 2< additions to the Church, 10 of whom wen members of th? Sunday School. Anothe meeting will bo commenced in the saim Church on Friday night before the sccom Sunday in September. The now convert will ba baptised on thc second Sunday a 10 o'clock. We aro pained to record tho death of Mis Margaret J. Clinkscales, which sad even occurred at the residence of her father, Mi Newton Clinkscales, near Stoneville, on los Friday morning in the 23d year of her age after a lingering illness of several month! Sho was an estimable young lady, and wa greatly admired and beloved by a large eil cle of relatives and friends. Sho was burie in the family burying ground near l?cito: on Saturday. We are r.-ymested to announco that thci will bo a Sunday 8chool picnic nt Doubl 8prings Church on Friday, 5th of Septen ber next. Messrs. R. F. Dlvver, E. I Murray, G. F. Tolly and John M. Ga have been requested to deliver addresses 5 tho morning, and all of tho ncighborlii schools have been invited te participate i the c?l?bration. Tho ladies " and gentlemc of tho surrounding country are also invite to bo present. Judge Mackey has fib: ; his decision i tho case or tho Commissioners of Anderso Couuty VB. R. 8. Bailey, et al., for asses menta for draining Rocky River. Tho d cisi?n is in favor of tho defendants, and given with elab?ralo argument and citatio of authorities to sustain the ground assume* We will publish the decree in full in oi next issue that our subscribers may hal the opportunity of reading it, inasmuch i the caso is one or public importance. Tho account or tho anniversary celcbr lion of tho Connor Light Dragoons reach< us on Wednesday morning, and was ti long for insertion this week. It will a; Dear, however, in onr next issue. Wc ta! this occasion again to remind our corre pendents that, as tho pspcr goes to press ; noon on Wednesday, lt ia necessary fi them to send in communications which a long on Monday or early Tuesday month it the latest, In order that they may not 1 lelayed for a week beforo they can bo I: tarted. That cotton goods should become high ?vb en money is more scarce and no cott< for cale, is an unjust turn of events ; and ia worthy of note and appreciation that tl jntorprlsing firm of Arnstein & Rose, pi prietors or tho popular New York Ca store, are not only keeping the prices dow jut for the next ten dnys offer greater i luccincnts than ever in their immenso ste >f dry and fancy goods, boots and sho nothing and hats, which fact wk! Insu hem, as their liberality fully deserves, ; ncroascd patronage * Mr. J. R. Meredith, a worthy citizen he Fork, hod tho misfortune of losing I ?eshlnnrm by fire on Friday, the 5th *n?t?' it was a two-story building, and contain iot only tho household furniture and clol ng for the family, but their supply or pi fisiona as well. None of the family were lome, and consequently everything v _4 ml-3-1. il_L m if tA'ii V - V3h IICVJIIO VI VI!~V HW*!'-"!, ??C iver, prompted by the most generous i mises, have m ado up for Mr. Meredith iontributions almost as much as ho li Tho fire originated from a stroke or Ugh ng. Tho annual conference of tho Greenv; District of the M. E. Church in this St vos held in tho city or Greenville last wc ?ommencing on Thursday morning t dosing Sunday night. The lifting wi larnionlous and pleasant one, and was ended by about eoventy-five dolegates i ninisters. Tho reports from tho differ ihargea in tho District were encouragi ind tho presence of Bishop Wightman <3 ng the session added a great deal to the crest or the conference. Rev. J. E. Carli 3apt. J. W. Daniels and II. G. Scudt Esq., represented tho Church at this pi It is surprising that in an agriculti : cc ti on Uko ours thete should bo not a i ;lo first-class Seed house to supply [armers with anything and everything I may need in tho way of Seeds. Apprt ing the Importance and necessity of s i house in tho up-country, Sloan Bros Greenville, have decided to go oxtensi' ?l? lue business. Tiley aro just in rec )f 125 bushels barley, and have order? arge lot ?f clover and other grass s They expect to keep on hand nt each con iverythiug In demand for that season, eel confident or building up a heavy t n this lino throughout tho up-conntr; ?loso prices, prompt attention and first-( ;oods. The authorities of the Greenville Tolumbia Railroad-have let a contra Hr. John Cary, of Senoca City, for nindiup of a depot at that place, and v eas to have benn commenced on It tuesday.. It will bo avery great accom [alien to the merchants or Anderson, 'endleton, as they eon hereafter order t oods from the West and North via Se >ity, instead of by Greenville and Col la es heretofore, lt is an improve: bat should have been made long ego, i isa been greatly needed ever since ino i iletton of tho Air Line Road. . We ui tand the new Superintendent con?ernp asking many other improvements it Load, which will not only Increase Its 1 nra but Its accommodations as well. nly hope wo have not boen mislnfor Gen. James 8. Connor, receiver, and Inger, general freight og ont of the Gi Rio and Columbia Railroad, were in letaon on Tuesday, and mado a'very fi ble impression on the mord?ante of larson ns to what they intend to do f n the way of freights. This visit we teubt partly Intended to chill the int if the penplo of Anderson in the Sara .'alley Railroad, and might havo Ute i iif doing so if our citizens bad any ? nt. .! that freights would continus ai >s th cae gentlemen propose to placa I Hie trouble, however, ts that tn tie uuh guarantee, and on Ihe contrary very certain that the Orecnvillo end Co lumbia r?ad will be sold to Bomo strong corporation, who will usa it to suit their own interests. Our people cannot depend safely upon any such temporary arrange ments. The Columbia Register says that "tho off year" In politics "is fairly tho Fair year," and suggests to tho people of the State to endeavor to make ocr agricultural fairs this fall moro interesting and attractive than usual, and wo sincerely trust they will act upon the suggestion. There are many good and sufficient reasons why our f .icrs, mechanics, housewives, and everybody, ehoj^l contribute to tho interest, support and encouragement of these annual gather ings of our citizens and tho exhibitions of their industry, enterprise and progress. There is nothing that conduces more to the development of the resources of our coun try than these exhibitions of the products of the soil, of the work shop and of tho manufactory, and the greater the interest taken in them the greater tho good that fol lows. By reason of their calling thc farmery can contribute more than any other class to the success of these institutions. Show rs a fanner or mechanic that takes on interest and pride in his county fair and wo will show you one that is both industrious and enterprising ; show us a county with a good agricultural fair and wo will show you ono tho farmers and mechanics of which are enterprising and prosperous. Tho State faira are also itUjiortant, and whilo wo moy not realize and appreciate to tho same ex tent the good that results from tho State fair as we do from tho county fair, it is just os important that it be sustained and iui proved. Evory county should have an ag* ricultural fair at least once a year ; the Stat? fair should be held after tho county fairs and the articles receiving the premiums a the latter could be sent to tho State exhib? tion, which would always insure a larg? representation of the varied industries o thc State._g _ Railroad Meeting at Anderson C. II. According to piovious announcement, i meeting was held in tho Court House 01 tho 14th inst., in the interest of the Savan uah Valley Railroad. Maj. B. F. Whitnc was elected Chairman and J. E. Brcazeah Esq., Secretary. The Chairman explaine the object of tho meeting to bo tho disc ut sion of the question of subscription to th capital stock of the Savannah Valley Rai! load by tho town of Anderson, said sui scription to bo raised by taxation! undi the new charter, tho amount being $12,0O( to be paid in three annual payments. Col. E. M. Rocker was called for, and ri sponded in an able speech in favor of tli Road, showing what advantages thc cot tomplatcd Road would be to tho Town an County of Anderson ; that it made Ando son a distributing point for freights, an would tima build it up. Of course towi would Boring up on tho Uno of thc Road hoped thoy would-for they would bo t the interest of Anderson. We needed con petition in railroads-it would enable us 1 get freights cheaper. Ile urged that i heed be given to tho whispers of difhculti in tho way by tho opponents of the Roai that men would be found to oppose evci enterprise. After Col. Rucker's speech, opponents ihe enterprise were extended an invitatio to express their opinions. Col. J. N. Brown responded. He said 1 was opposed to the Road : 1st, because tl enterprise would not be worth the mono; 2nd, the sum to bo raised by taxation w so small it would not build tho Road ; 3 the Road would not benefit Anderson ; 4t the Road could not sustain itself from tl country through which it passed, and th smaU towns would spring up on tho Ro that would injure Anderson ; 6th, mee -wi favored taxation to build the Green wo and Augusta Railroad were now institut! legal proceedings to resist tbo payment tho taxes ; 6th, can not mortgage tho Rc when graded, because capitalists will i advance the money. Maj. E. B. Murray was next called f and argued that the road would be of gr advantage to Anderson because it woi afford competition, and thus reduce freigl Ho then showed by the result of tho Gre wood and Augusta Railroad, which 1 been graded with an expense of less ? $65u to tho mile, that the amount asked on Uiia lino would bo enough to grade i cross-tie tho road, after which wo have sumnces that tho iron can be procured b mortgage of tho road-bed. Ho spoke tho development which this rodd wo give to a productivo and fertile conni and of tho comparatively small sum ne sary to secure it. Ho showed that small towns along the Air Lino had not jured Greenville or Spartanbnrg, and arg that tboy would not hurt Anderson, concluded by Laying that he believed Road was assured to Lowndesville, an we do not bring it . to Anderson, our t< will be ruined. The meeting evinced great intered in Road, and adjourned with cheers for cnterpriso. Railroad Mooting In ContrevlUo Terms Mn. EnuoB : In pursuance to a call q a number of tho citizens of Centre Township met ot Hunter's Spring on T day, tho 19th inst., to discuss tho propi of the township subscribing five thou: dollars to tho capital stock of thc Sa var Valley Railroad. Tho meeting was or ized by calling Capt. J, Y. Fretwell U Chair and 8. M. Begg to act as S cere The Chairman explained the object ol meeting, and stated that all who opp the subscription woo ld bo heard as we those who favored fae samo. Janies M? Latiin'f, president cf thc i pany, being present, was called upon responded in his usual clear and bnsl like stylo, sta'.ing " at tho Road won built to Lov7.ni le, and that If it not extended j Anderson, where Lowndesville peoplo desired it to g would certainly bo extended by wny ol Bolton and Eosloy Railroad to the Air : Capt. J. T. Barnes was next called t itu made an earnest and eloquent n] in favor of the subscription-using i strong arguments in ita support. Col. E. M. Bucker was next called i and made a strong and knock-down i ment in favor of tho subscription. Major E. B. Murray was noxt calle and was on hand with the facta and fif and made ono of his best practical ape -it was a demonstrator. Gen. J. W. Harrison and J. C. C. V oraton, W. S. Brown and Kenon Brea Esq=-, and Rev. J. C. Ilsd?on ??vorc< subscription. At this stage of tho meeting Mr. J. ton Watson ?dd that ho would avail self of the courtesy extended by the < of allowing any to speak who wera op to tho subscription. A respectful he was given Mr. Watson, who tuid li stance that he was not against thc ' end endorsed everything that tho gcntl had said in renard to its benefits, but 1 not Uko tho plan. The last speaker was tho chairman, J. Y. Fretwell, who became warmed i the subject, and made a most stirring i for all to vote for the subscription. Captain was loudly applauded from tl ginning to the ena or lils remarks. Tho thanks of the meeting were ter Rev. J. C. Hudson for tho IUO of his i room in which to hold the meeting. The meeting adjourned to meet on day, tho 2nd September, at tho samo when a fuller attendance from the to? is desired; The meeting, taken all togelhoi .lili*.* n ?ucee-*: in fbvcr of th i : : .. '.. J. Y. FMXTWKLIS, Chain ' 8. M. Pane, Secretary. nones l'utli. It its rt'jHjrtod ot this place that a colored child, about six months obi, bas been found In the Saluda Uiver a few miles below hero. The child has not, as yet, been Identified. .Three negroes have been sent to jail re cently from this place for bu rglary. They entered tho grain house of Ilcv. It. M. King and stele a few bushels of wheat.Mr. C. E. Harper, whoso gin house and machinery wero burned last winter, is now refitting his new house with new machinery.Last week Revs. King and Rodgers conducted a very interesting protracted meeting at Barker's Creek Church. Eighteen persons joined, mid wero baptized on last Sabbath. .There will be an exhibition at tho Academy in this placo Friday night, Au gust 22nd. Un EADE. Proceedings of tho Towu Council. COUKO I. CiiAunEn, Aug. 10, 1879. The Town Council met this evening at 3 o'clock. Fres?nt-G. F. Tolly, Intendant ; E. F. Murrah and J. F. Wilson, Wardens. The case vs. Sam Johnson and Aaron ?saxton for disturbing tho peace was called, and, after tho examination of witnesses, both parties were found guilty. Johnson fined $10.25 and costs, or 221 days work on the streets ; Saxton fined $3 and costs, or 8} days work on thu streets. Tho case vs. Hannah and Henry Whit field for disturbing tho peace was culled, and, after examination of witnesses, both parties were discharged. Tho commissioned officers of the Western Regiment of Cavalry are requested to meet me at Cross Roads' Church on next Satur day, thc 23rd inst., to make the necessary arrangements for tho review on 28th hist. W. E. WALTEBS, Col. Comd'g Reg't, Anderson Market. IC cpu its. Thc prices current for thc following arti cles in this market arc : Cotton-middling, 10 to 10!-ijuiot. Corn-80 to 85c. Peas-?1.00. Flour-$5.50 to $7.50. Meat-C. It. sides OJ, L. C. sides0|, shoul ders 5. Lani-10c. Molasses-N. O. 35c to 50c. Meal-90 to $100. Sugar-7Jc to 101c Colfec-121c to l?jc. YES, I AM Fitoun OF TUB K?ME-WO MAN'S BEST FUIEND.-To relieve the aching hca?t of women and bring ?oy where jorrow reigned supreme, is a mission befi.ro which tho smiles of kings dwindle into Jtter insig nificance. To do tliis is tho peculiar pro vince of Dr. J. Brndficld's T?male Regula tor, which, from the r umberless cures it has aseorupUsued, lc appropriately styled Woman's ?"*t Friend. Tho distressing complaint known as thc "whites," and tho various irregularities of tho womb, to which woman is subject, disappear like magic bo roren single bott'.o of this wonderful Com pound. Ask your druggist for it. HYMENEAL. Married, at Smith Chapel, Fork town ship, on Tuesday afternoon, August 12th, 1870, by Rev. J. Wultcr Dickson, Mr. W. A. Dickson and Miss Mary E. McCarley. Married, at the residence of tho late Col. P. E. Harrison, the bride's father,ut Ander ?onvillc, 8. C., on Tuesday, August 10,1870, by Rev. J. B. Adgcr, D. D., Mr. Joseph G. dunningham and Miss Sallie Harrison. riJTT-9S C"'1?J!?E?J INTRODUCED. I860. A TORPID LIVER ls tho fnutftd eonrce of many dUe&ses, promi nent among which ara DYSPEPSIA, SICK-HEADACHE, COSTIVENESS, DYSENTERY, BILIOUS FEVER, AGUE AND FEVER, JAUNDICE, PILES, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY COM PLAINT, COLIC, ETC. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. lora of Appetite and Wanara, tho bowola oracoativo, but somet?na^ alternate With loosonc2j, Pain. In tho Hoad, ?55555558 with a^J uti eeixRatir 5 iii tho back part, Pain tn ih? riyht nillo and under tho shoulder* Dla&Tjm lnes^tftfl"re ti Ung, jgjjjj a disin clination to oxortion of body or mind, irri tability of'temper, Lo wey Irita, I?oasol memory, with a foaling of havins neglected .oma cjuty, Qenoral wearinem Dituttnea*. Fluttering; at tho Ho art. Dot? before the ayes, Yellow Skin, Headache generally ovorjh^oriKht oyo, Kefftiaaaneaa at night with." fitful drcanig, highly colored Prinn. IF THEBE WARNINGS ABE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. aro oopocloily adapted to euch casos, a singlo dose offeots ouch a change of fooling aa ts) astonish tho sufferer. TUTTS PILLS turo compounded from anbatnnccs that aro freo from any properties thnt cnnlnluro tho moat dcllcuto organization. They Bear ch. Cleanse, Parity, and Invloorat* tho entire System. Byrellevlastfaoen^ mrged Lim, they doonan tho blood f rom polsouonq hu rn or?, and thoo Impon health ?ni ?Italtty to the body, causing* tho botrels to net naturally, without which no ene can fool well. ? Noted -Divine says ; Sr. Ivi ? ;-Dear Sir! For iu:i ?e*r? I n.Te r>wi *? martyr to Onnspala, Constipation and rile?, Lau hiuia-r ?oar 1'\1L? xtnn nnominnilid tomat I UM pitra ( bm witn tittle f.lth). I aa now a Waif mas, sara rood appetite, digestion perfect, rernUr atoota, plia* cone, and t haYegalrtod fort j pounds eolld Ocas. The? aro worth t!i,!?r?rijfht. io. po!<L Rav. R. U BlllPSON, L?oinUI?, Ki. '$ Tholr Brat effect la to Tnnrenan tho Appetit?, as? C??m tba bcnVjr to ratio on fisab, thoa tho Sstcm ls nourUhod, and by thflr Tonio Ac* on oa tho Dlsretlvo Organs, Regular Btools mo producid. DR. J, F. KAYWOOD. OP NEW YORK, 8AY8: " Vmw dboaaes eaiat that cannot tx ral tared by tV>> starla* th? Urer to iti nnru-.-tl f onction?, and for thia ptrpcM no rcmody ha? rm been iq rented ara* bas aa happy aa fit ?ot as TUTTS P.tLLB." 80LD EVERYWHERE, PRICE 25 CENTS. Oar-*- 8a Murray Kt reef, New Torh. ta Jr. TTJTT-S MANUAL of Valuable Iuior - '.' TT ?il IK LUaijOU JTW9 TUTT'S HAIR DYE. On av Hare os WRUMM changed to a OUK*T BUICK by a alnale appUcatton ot this Dix- ?ohn parfe a Natural Uolor, ?cia InetanUneonalr. andu Offloe, 3b Murray St., New York. JOSEPH B. ROBERTSON, FBAVK B. TAYLOB, UR5RY C ROBERTSON. Robertson. Taylor & Cc. B?cnessoBa TO Cleo. XV. William? ?V Co.. 3 OT TO INT FACTORS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, ANii Scnoral Commission Mcrclinnts, 1 AND 3 H?YNB STREET, Charleston, - ?. O. rXTILTj ?rive all business their most care TT ful attention. Consignments ol ditton solicited. July 17, 1870 1 2m POSITIVE INSTRUCTIONS ! Our Mr. lioso has left for tho Northern Markets To J3uy ci Be wi Ul o ri ii y: Array or FALL * WINTER GOODS ! And our Positive Instructions uro that wo must sell every nrticlo of our IMMENSE SUMMER STOCK! WE THEREFORE OFFER CHEAP GOODS I TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES! UNHEARD OF BARGAINS ! ARNSTEIN & ROSE, NEW YORK CASH STORE. Aug 7, 1879 _ _ _4_ GREAT SLAUGHTER OF GOODS FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. IN order to mako room for tho largo stock of Goods wo anticipate laying ia for our Fall Trade, wo offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Etc. At Prices that will "Surprise tlio Natives." OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES ?ND PROVISIONS Is largo and completo, and offered at corresponding low prices. Wo mako a spe cialty of BAGGING and TIES, and a largo supply now on hand. BARR & CO.. NO. IO (ill A NIT IC ?OW, ANDEItSON, fi. C. August ll, 1870_._ VIRGINIA HOUSE, 3STo. 41 Main Street? near tho State House. COLUMBIA. 8. C., August 4, 1870. THE undersigned begs leave io inform his friends and tho public that ho will horoaftir bo found at tho Virginia House, mid will give it bis personal attention and devoto tho whole of bis timo to the interest and comfort of thc guests, and do all in his power to give satisfaction to tboso who may stop with him. My rates aro low, to suit tho times. Terms $L60 per day. A. J. DODAMEAD, Proprietor. Align?t 14.1879 _"5_ CUNNINGHAM * CO AGENCY FOR Eagle Ammoniated Guano, Eagle Acid Phosphate, Star Brand Complete Guano, Avery's Plows and Wagons, N. D. Sullivan's Chewing Tobacco, Best made Sooth. BUILDERS, MECHANICS AND FARMERS HARDWARE, NAILS and UTJCIDS, of all kinds and sizes, Horse and M tale Shoos, Woodonware, STAPLE DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES, . HATS and CAPS, VTH-OWEXVIIIDS. Feb 20,1879 10 ly LOOK IN FRONT OF THE TIDE. LADIES' STORE STILL AHEAD ? MlSS LIZZIE WILLIAMS has just returned from tho North, whero Bhe super intended tho selection of her Gooda in person. Past experienco gives promise of future success. Wo promise our friends if thoy give us a call to show them 'ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, In great variety. Wo have the latest in the way of Hats, Grloves, ?lioes. Pretty Things for the Neck, Face and Feet, In fact, everything to make tho Ladies look neat, eweot and dear to the heart, but CHEAP TO THE POCKET. Give us u call, examino for yourself, don't take our word. Remember, wo aro not to bo undersold. Thanking tho public for past fa vors, we solicit a continunneo of the same at the IJADIES' STORE. March 27,1879 14 ??minen?> CJLO?II??LIJ uu? P?iytjlul??o ??jTtiiy wheit i??G?? KOO?AS ?TS freo from adulteration, rioher, more effective, produoo better resulta than any others, and that thoy use them in their own families. TITI IHITfl'D'fl UNIQUE PERFUMES aro tho derna of all Odors. 31 K F K 11 H V TOOTH EN E. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice, lill. I ll I ll JJ SJ LEMON SUGAR. A substitute for Lemons. muu M EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From tho pure root 8TEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEM8. Tho Butt BTV P.op Xeatt 4n th? Worm. STZELE & PRICE, Manflrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati. NE NEW FIRM OF j. P. SHH ? CO., THE ONE PRICE CASH STORE, HAVE received a new lot of Extra Choice N. O. and Cuba SYRUPS, which we propcac to soil by tho barrel or in loto of several gallons at very low irices. Givo ns a call, as we believe it will ho to your interest to do so as well aa mrs. SUGAR, a new lot-ll, 12 sod 14 pounds for one dollar. COFFEE, better than ever-7 pounds for one dollar. A foll lino of GROCERIES generally. RUBBER BELTING always on hand. Wo desiro to call special attention to our new DOUBLE-FOOTED PLOW STOCKS, which we guarantee to give satisfaction. A largo stock of 8HOES, from 75c. per pair up. WALL PAPERING an'* VINPOW SHADES, a good variety. Io addition to the above we have a Splendid Stock of Dry Goods, ?Vilich we invite the Ladies especially to call and examine. May 16, 1879 44 I In tho matter of tho SAVANNAH VAL LEY RAILROAD.-Pt??i?n/or an Elec tion on Subscription to tho Capital Stock pf said Railroad Company. PURSUANT to a resolution adopted by the Board of Cour ty Commissioners the 22nd July lust., thoamoui '.of subscrip tion to the said Road was ?xcd In tho fol lowing named Townships, to wit: Hall, $3,500; Varenne*, $5,500; Corner, $3,700; Savannah, $3,850 ; Centreville, $5,100, to be paid in three equal annual Instalments, with' out interest. There will be an election held in tho above named Townships on WEDNES DAY, THIRD OP SEPTEMBER next, between the boars of 6 o'clock sw m. and 4 p. m., nt which all qualified electors in said Townships will vote4'Subscript!on" or "No Subscription." PLACES or ELCCHOR-For Hall Town shin, Carswell Institute; Corner, Moffats ville ; Vnrennes, Flat Rock -, Savannah. Wm. Jones' : Centreville, Hunter's 8pring. i The following are appointe-;; managers to conduct Haid election : j Hall Township-R. R. Beaty, J. B. Lev ered, Dr. W. J. Milford. I Corner Township-D. J. Sherard, J, A. Cray, Wm. O'Briant. I Savannah Township-Wm. Jones, E. W. Stewart, A. E. Scudday. I V?rennos Township-W. O. Watson, S. P. Tate, W. J. Stevonsor. Centreville Township-J. W. Provost, J, W. Keys, Marcus Burrlsa. At the closo of tho polls the manegers will count the votes ona dccla7? the result, which result Bball bo certified in writing by tho chairman of each Board of Managers to the Cbairman of tho Board of County Com missioners. R. S. BAILEY, Chairman Ccunty Commissioners. July 21,ltj',9_2_5 STATE OF SOUTH GAROMNA, coutrry OF ANDEBSOK. COURT OF COMMON PI.EA9. Aaron A. Denn, Commit too of ItobcrtB. McCarley, a Lunatic, Plaintiff, against tho said Itobort ll. McCarley, a lunatic, and hi? -Iio. Stacy McCar loy, Eliza McCarloy, Llzxlo Davis, James Mc Carley, Marr McCarloy, Samantha Bryant, heirs of Johu McCarley, deceased, names and number unknown, heirs of William McCarley, and of Elizabeth McCarloy. sud of Elijah McCarley. to wit : Joseph McCarley, James McCarloy, Wm. McCarlov, Martha McCarley, and other names and number unknown, B. B. Bean and A. B. Towers, Defendants.-Summon* for RtlleJ-Com jJalnl not tervtd. To tho Defendants abovo named VyOU are hereby summoned and required to an. JL airer tho complaint In this action, which is flied in tho offlco of tho Clork of tho Court of Com mon l'leos, at Anderson C. II., 8. c., and to servo a copy of your answer to tho said complaint on tho subscriber at his offlco, Anderson C. H., 8. C. within twenty days r.rtcr tho service hereof, exclu. ?h o of tho day of such sorvlco; and If you fall to answer the complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action wUl apply to tho Court fur (lie relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated August 2,187?. [HEAL] JOHN W. DANIELS, c. c. P' JOSEPH N. BROWN, Plaintiff's At lornry, Auderson C. BL, 8. C To tho Defendants James McCarloy, Mary McCar loy, Samantha Ilryant, heirs of John McCarloy. deceased, names and number unknown, heirs or Wm. McCarloy. and of Elizabeth McCarloy, and Elijah McCarloy, to wit: Joseph McCarley, James McCarloy, Wm. McCarley, Martha Mo Carley, and others, names and number un TAKE NOTICE that tho Complaint In thU ac tion, together with tho summons, of which tho foregoing ls a copy, was flied In tho offlce of the Cleric of tho Court of Common Pleas for Anderson County tn said State, on tho 2nd day of August, 1870, and tho e>.Jsct of said acUon la for partition and salo of two hundred and fivo acm of Beal Estato of Elijah McCarloy. deceased, situate, lying and bi'tng in Anderson County in s/.,d State, ad joining lands of B. B. Dean and otiers, and for payment of debts of II. B. McCarloy, end for other relief. No porsonal claim ls mode cu ?inst you. ? JOSEPH N. BROWN, Plaintiff's Attorney, Anderson C. H., 8. C August 7, 1879 4 . fi 33 EST aT M A TYE ?OT ii" mxuru WiLMAHSTON, 8. C., June 30, 1870. MESSRS. BLECKLEV, BROWN & Co., Agents, ANDERSON, S. C. Gentlemen: The Nobletfc sb Good rich Cotton Oin bougbt of you como three or four years ago vas, and ls. tho best Cotton Gin, to my mind, that is sold in this section of country. I have been a cotton producer and buyer of some experience, and can safely testify that the lint fi om the Ncblctt & Goodrich Gin, with a corres ponding yield, ls as fine as that of any other Gin sold In 'his section, with a decided dif ference in its favor with respect to its 'sim plicity of construction, durability, price and light running features. I ginned six thou' and pounds of seed cotton with thin Oin in one day with horse-power on a forty-saw Gin. In other words, four five hundred pound bales of cotton. J. W. DACUS. I fully concur with Mr. Daeus in tho abovo as to tbe quality of this Gin, and can Bay that it will do all that is recommended for lt. 8. WHARTON, MoffattaviUc, 8. C. Tho abovo Gius sro for salo by BLECK Lr.y, BROWN & CO., Agenta, ut Ander son, S. C. Call and examine specimen. July 3,1871) 51 AGRIGULTURAL MACHINERY. Tozcr'o Plantation Er mines, The Cardwell Threshers & Cleaners, The Cotton Bloom, The Gullett Steel Brush and Taylor Cotton Gins, .vnd everything in tho way of Agricultural Machinery and Machino Ropairs, for sale on favorable terms. Aa to tbe merits of all Machinery sold by mo, I will bo glad to furnish th: lest testimonials. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I can bo found at tho store of . P. Sullivan & Co., where I would bo pleased to seo those withing to buy any? tiling in this Uno. J. M. SULLIVAN. April 17, 1870 40 Om WIX??ITE & WILHim (Successors to W?hlte ?fe Williams.) U-To. O GRANITE ROW, CASH DEALERSIN _ DRUGS, mKDICINr-5, CHUMIUAL-S, FINE TOILET SOAPS, FANCY HAIR and TOOTH BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES and SHOULDER BRACES, GRASS and GARDEN SEEDS, Pure WINES and LIQUORS, for med icinal purposes. Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Studs, Letter Paper, Pena, Ink, Envelopes, Glass, Putty, Carbon Oil, Lamps and Lamp Chimneys. j??f- Physicians Proscriptions accurately compounded. July 10,1870 52 _ J. 8. COTHBAN, AbboTlll?, 3. C. I II. O. SCUDDAY, Anderson, 8. C. COTERA** & SCUDDAY, ANDERSON,' - - S. C., WILL practice in all the Courts of this Stale, and in tho U. 8. Courts. OFFICE-North west Comer Benson House Building. Jan 10,1870 37 ly BLACKWELL' GREAT REDUCTION IN prices of CARPETS. ; Wo havo just trothed down our entire stock to aston* ishictjhr low prices. Anybody can buy now. Wo havo a lbw pieces of beautiful patterns suitable for Mots and smai? lin .s that we will sell low. A. B. TOWERS cfc 00. April 17,1870. 40 ? BTJRNU?M'S ramphlauitt*. Ovna?, Yo**, F*. VIRGINIA OASST?IERBS TUST RECEIVED, a lot nf those excel Cjr lent gooda that gave'such perfect satis ruction, tall soon and mako a selection. ' ?. A. B. TOWERS it CO April 17,1870 40 mmmV?tmmmmmwmMnm'mmu?9ium? iwaassasssny?? rwiwti .,'>"V .(WrT.-T--?r-r rHB GuTii^&TT GIN, BRANOIJ" WORKS AT Local Agent, - Anderson, S. C. WE, the unflcralguod buyers, Boilers ind shippers of wttou in Augusto, Go., take pleasure In recommending tho GULY LBTT OIN ss being tho best Gin known to us, for tho reason that lt turns out smoother and cleaner cotton, with less nap, ead cou* sequently, is worth mora money : GARRETT A LAHMER, Cotton Factor-. J. J. DOUQHTY A CO.,Cotton Bayers, 8. E. ROWERS, Sr., Cotton Factor. A. FOULLAIN, Cotton Factor. W. F. ALEXANDER. Cotton Buyer. W. T. PORTIO, Cotton Un fat, E. D. KELLEY, Cotton Barrr. ROBERTS A MORRIS, Colt o o Factor-, J. T. ARMAMI), Cotton Factor. FRANKLIN BROS., Cotton Factor?. R. W. HEARD, Cotton Factor. * ? ? VISHELL A CO.. Cotton Buyers. RUSSEL Li a i-vrx-lKlk cotton Buyers. NOWELL A FRANKLIN, Cotton Buyers. WOOD BROS., Cotton Factors. J. M. BUR DELL, Cotton Fact ? r. WM. M. RBAD'Couoc Buyer. FORTKB FT.gSU.NG, Cotton Fscfc.r. 8. LESSER, Cotton Buyer. 8. M. WHITNEY, cotton factor. M. P. 8TOVALL cotton factor?. OEO. W. CRANE, cotton factor. BENSON fx ?ITT, cotton buyers. J. K. EVANS, cotton -hhpor. F. V. BURRELL, COUOL factor. M. O'DOWD, cotton ?Ht?. W. R. WATON, cotton buyer. It. A. FLEMING, cotton buyer. O. II. P. SCOTT, cotton buyer tor Augusta Foo- . W\ DANIEL, cotton factor. BENSON A MERCIER,cotton luctora. Cortlflcato of RICHARDSON A MAY, Cotton Factors, Non Orleans, an.\ largest Cotton Planters In ?he bc .itu : OPFICB o? Miicmstrrt VILM. WKSSOK, MIS?T "oly 20, ?878. Mr. B. D. Gullet!, Av\U? (X's/, La. -Dei.;- Sir: lAst season I purchased nine of your Seventy and Eighty Saw Gin Stands, which have given satisfac tion, end 11hint make a bettor sample of cotton than ftDV Gin Stand I hare used, i om running thirty-eight Gin Stands by steam power, among them aro E. Carree's, Baale, Champion and Pratt's -all good Gin BUnda. I expect ahorily to give you an order (or three inora Gin Stands, behoving thom U- be the best made. Tho four feeders you put Ut for mo on my Drconfleld place, Lake Washington, give good tai afacUon, saving two banda In ginning, besides naking tho supply of cotton moro regular than tan be done by band. Yours, vury truly, E. RICHARDSON. August 1 ,1870 8 S ELBOTION^NOTICB. PURSUANT toa resolution adopted by tho Town Council of tho Town of Anderson, H. C., at a meeting held on 22nd July Inst., at 8 o'clock p. m., the amount of tho subscription to the Savannah Valley Railroad was fixed for tho Town of Ander son In tho sum of Twelve Thousand Dol lars ($12.000), to bo paid in threo equal an nual Instalment*, without- interest. Notice is hereby given that an election ?rill bo hold at Anderson Court House, in tho Town of Anderson, on WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER next, be tween tho hours of 0 o'clock a. m. and 4 p. m., at which all qualified electors of said Town will vote-those in favor of the Town subscribing the above amount to said Rail road will have written or printed oh their ballots "fiubscriptlon.'Sand those opposed to the Town subscribing tho above amount to said Railroad will have written or printed on their ballots "No Subscription." The following aro tho managers appoint ai to conduct Bald election : dh. P. Smith, J. D. Maxwell and J. M. Payne. At the closo of tho election the managers shall proceed. to count tho votes, and tho chairman of the Board shall certify to tho result In writing, and as soon as practicable transmit it to tho Intendant of tho Town. G. P. TOLLY, Intendant. Tuoa. C. LIGOW, Town Cleric. July 24,1870 2 5 LADIES. READ_THI3. TBE STEAM COOKER which I have been advertising?3 recommended by the following housekeepers who hayo purchased since my advertisement first ap peared : . Ma. L. H. 8BEL-Dear Sir : I have suc seasfnlly used your "Steam Cooker" two months, and I can recommend it to ell li??ocwives. Mas. LETHE ??. BUSSELL.. MR. L. H. SEEL--Dear Slr : I would ad vise every lady to buy ono of your "Steam Cookers" who hos not yet bought. Mas. WM. llURRISS. Ms. L. H. S IEL-Dear Sir : Wo are USIBK your "Steam Cookor." and aro delighted with lt. Mas. W. G. WATSON. Ma. L. H. SEEL-Dear Slr: I ara using your "Steam Cooker," and I would net bo Without it,. MES. A. B. BOWDEN; - Mn. SEEL-Dear Sir : I havo found your "Steam Cooker" to give perfect satisfaction In all tho articles cooked, and in rico and hominy it is a decided saving, as tho whole af th eso articles leave tim vessel without Baking and the usual wsstev '. Yon? truly, ? ^MES. A. A.^FRIERSON. XVI xx. a*,; x?. a&Bis- xrcai Sir ; I ai? u?jji> to say that the "Steam Cooker" pnrchoscu af you has given entire satisfaction. It ?oks admirably; and is u desirable addition !o tho culinary department. Maa. G. F. TOLLY. MR, L, H. 8EBj>-Dcar Slr: I have used the "Steam Cooker.'' and toko pleasure in 'tating that it elves entire satisfaction. Would not bo without it. Yours truly, Maa. L. P. SMITH. li NEW and Valuable COOK STOVE. I also now have for salo this new KERO SENE COOK STOVE, which is tho most economical and convenient culinary ar rangement for cooking generally that can be found anywhere, lt saves cost in wood, ts perfectly Bafo, and works admirably. It will afford pleasure to have you call and examine it for yourself." I havo mado a iractlcal test of it,' and can recommend it inost heartily. In order to present Induco ucnts to try this arrangement, I v/ill sella Steam Cooker, Bako Oven and Kerosene Stove at the following Extraordinary Low Prices t No. 2 ot $7.00 ; No. 3 at $10.50 ; ' or No. -11 it$12.0O. Call and sec mc In Weil End of Waver ly House, Anderson, S. G. . ? ? lu H. SEEL. May 20, 1870. ? 4S_ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AUBKBSON CODNTY, By W. W. Humphrey*, Jndga o/?^obale WHEREAS, Samuel Smith has applied to mo to grant him lotter? of admin istration, on tho Personal Estate and ef fects of Martha Harking, deceased, . xnesa ar? ?h?rer?ro to cito -un? admon ish all kindred and crediton] of tho Said Martha Harklns, deceased, to bo and ap pear before mo lu Court of Probate, to ie held at Anderson Court House, on ?"riday, 20th of August, 1879, after irab 1 catie n hereof, to show Canso, If any thoy iavo, why the said administration should, tot bo granted. Given under my hand bia Utfi day of August, 1870. W. W. HUMPHREYS, J. P. August 14,1870 ? 2 IMGW Advertisements. If you want a cup of good, high-flavored and 'URE RIO COFFER SiV. your grocer for I cannot bo towelled. Salectcd ai d roasted by. IOORE, JENKINS A CO, New Yru-k.. , enisYMni^ai^^^^ ? Btt?BiMttcti. A?dSUtk<?urs.u?iJtt<J.,MiX*tA?l,Ut??. SWirtt TO "F. G. RICH. A" COw Porilftnd, aXiBt?P Maine, for Wat Ag?ncy BualntM tn ho Worlo^SxpeaalT? OflUlt Ft?x ?V .. . ; .< < iWI* h Monlh and ex ranaca guaranteed ioagw'ts. pt 4 Outfit freo. BKAWA Co.,Augnrta, Maine. fcyy?0V A YEAR asd experts? to s*enL>. Ouiat tul(.Vtt0' ADARCMI A VWK^YTAUSUS r IST OF NSW8PAPF.RS with adv?rUslsg ralo?, U ICQ r*&s, 100- O- P. ROWELL ft 0*'.,ll. Y. Another Xot. \V FEED CUTTERS, CORN SHELL Cr-, Kits, ?Sc, justrccolvfd. IC you don't telicvo they are good get one and t?f tty.;, July31,1870 a _,,? ^ raffiFOhri ttrvit nd tho BXHlB?TOlt^&a^? a? over, JuJySlj 1670 ' ' *3 -