The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, October 16, 1879, Image 3

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^HE^?NTELLIGENCER. LOCAL. MATTERS. UIIIKF >I?XTION, Tho Kershaw Gazette and Camden Journal havo both enlarged to 8-page papers. Maj. A. R. Rroyles, of tho Fork, hus gone lo the ruountainson a chestnut hunt. Persons wishing to attend the Greenville Fair can go und return tho same day for $1.45. Tho Greenville Fair is in full blast this week. Several of our citizens arc in attend ance. Wo would direct attention tc the chango in the advertisements of J. P. Sullivan it Co., and Barr <fc Co. Wo have heard of sovcral cases of typhoid fever in the Cornor township. It ls teared by somo that it will become epidemic. Tho extreme warm weather is very bene ficial to the cotton crop. If it should con tinue for a few weeks tho crop will bc i> *ull ono. Mr. Joseph R. Fant, our chief of police, lost by death or. Sunday night lost lifo little daughter Lucy, between t wo and three years of age. Tho County Commissioners have recently lind a new barn and a kitchen erected at tho Poor Bouse, -both of which were much needed. The Newberry Herald will issuo n dailv during the Fair at that place. Wo know o'f one paper that did the samo thing once, but only once. Tho 2nd quartor of tho fall session of tho Williamston Female College opened on Monday with over a hundred pupils in at tendance. It was expected that quito a number would go to Cnurleston on tho excursion to-day. Another ono is announced for tho 20th instant. Wo have not published tho proceedings of the Town Council for tho past few weeks from tho fact that they have not been of special iutcrcst. Newberry and Anderson Fairs como oft on thc same week. It is unfortunate that such is tho case, as each will to some extent draw visitors from tho other. The racing will form an attractive feature of thc Fair next w eek. Several parties have already expressed their intention to outer tho list of competitors. Tho merchants have agreed to closo their stores on Friday of tho Fair, tho 24th inst., and parties coming to town on that day need not expect to transact business. Appointments of tbs Y. M. C. A. for next Sunday: Poor House Committ.?, John W. Daniels and H. G. Scudday : Jail Commit tee, W. D. Marony, and T. C. Ligon. Mr. C. "W. Volkening, tho enterprising proprietor of the bakery and coufectionary under tho store of B. F. Cruyton <fe Sons, will furnish refreshments at tho Fair. Tho advertisement of Mr. Julius Poppo will bo found in another column. Persons wanting anything in his line of business will find his stock complete and of the best quality. Coll on C. A. Reed, Ag't, and examine his Hats and Clothing, which he is ottering at such low prices; and don't fail to see his elegant sewing machines before you pur chase one. f Thc colored temperance societies of An derson and tho Fork held a joint meeting ut Mt. Pleasant Church on Saturdav last. It was largely attended, and was addressed by Mr. G. P. Tolly. Seo tho advertisement In this issuo of Mr. L. H. Seel. Ho employs only good work men, and his stoves, steam cookers, &c, givo universal satisfaction. Givo him a call before purchasing. Messrs. N. K. & J. P. Sullivan want those indebted to thom to keep an eye on their advertisement in another column; They say they mean what they say, and desire all concerned to understand it. Reed Wheat, Bluestone, Seed Rye, Grass Sceda at t Sloan Bro3., Greenville, 8. C. Mr. John Rothwell, tho young man who conducted meetings at this place two years ago last spring under tho auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association, die:! in Guelph, Canada, on the 5th instant. The constant big rush at the New York Cash Store is the best evidence that the pro prietors keep a big stock and sell cheap for cash. They offer big bargains in domestics and jeans, hoots andshoos. t Tho Anderson Theatrical Company are rehearsing two excellent plays, "Naval En casements" and "The Dutchman's Ghost," for Thursday night of tho Fair. It wUl doubtless bo a pleasant evening to those who attend. All persons intending to send articles to the State Fair should forward their entries to Mr. Thomas W. Holloway, at Romarin, S. C., bv the 1st November, os after that, day tba books will bc closed aud entries will not bo received. A change in the advertisement of Messrs. Simpson, Recd <fc Co. was received too late for insertion this week. _Thoy have a full stock of drugs, lamps, seeds, ?c., and want thoso indebted to them to settle their ac counts. Mr. J. D. Maxwell has painted and fitted up anew his photograph gallery, and is now prepared better than evor before to make good pictures. An entirely now process is used m finishing. His advertisement- will appear next week. The amount of cotton received ot this place during the past two weeks aggregates ?,030 bales. For tho whole season 2,347. Tho receipts up to this time are ahead of any previous year, notwithstanding wo have Hartwell io compete with. Wo desire to call particular attention to our very cheap Uno of elegant black cash meres, which wo were fui innate enough to procuro below market value ; also' to our unexcelled stock Of dress goods, plaids, sUks and satinSi AEXSTSIX ROSE, J Messrs. Andrew & Provost havo just opened a stock of fancy groceries, confec tioneries, cigars, tobacco, cte., in tho new building on McCully's Corner, which, for completeness and excellence, is equal if not superior to any stock of tho kind ever brought to this place. Everything is new mid fresh, and will bo disposed of at rea sonable prices. His advertisement will ap pear next week. Tho schedule of tho up-passongcr train on thc GrccnvUle and Columbia Railroad has been HO changed as to make close connection with tho east-bound traie on tho Air Line .Railroad at Seneca City. It reaches this place about 6-o'clock, an hour and a halt earlier than formerly, which ls a very great convenience. Thora has been no change in tho schodulo of tho down train. Tho time is saved by shortening stoppages and lu oreaslne: sneed. Next Saturday is tho day upon which the meeting of tho cititens of the Fork town ship is to bo held at Town ville for tho pur ?ose of endowing a school of high grade, his is a step in the right direction, and if our friends of tho Fork succeed, as wo have no doubt they will, tho result will not only bo highly beneficial to their own commu nity, but will induce other townships to enter into asimilar arrangement, and there by provo a great promoter of the cause of education In our County. We hope that all of tho citizens of that township will ar ranga to bo present at tho Town ville meet ing next Saturday. Tho following statement of tho amount and valuation of the real estate of Ander son County, for which we are indebted to the County Auditor, was unintentionally omitted last week : No. acres plow land, 117,155, valuo $812,620 ; old field or meadow land 208.600, value $510,681 ; woodland 128, 141, value $788,588; total number acres, $453,805, valuo $2.111,080, No. building? 747, valuo $135,017. Total value not in towns and villages $2,247,830. No. lota 489, value $130,702; No. buildings 380, value $238,715. Total valuo not it? towns and villages $360,477. Value of all taxable real estate in tho County $2,617,813. Ono of the roost pleasant entertainraento ever given in the town of Anderson waa tho ono in Masonic Hall on Friday evening last, under the auspices of the ladies of tho Epis copal Church, lt consisted of instrumen tal and vocal music, tho rendition of which rc ll cc ted great credit on the yoting ladies and gentlemen participating. At the con clusion Of tho fl mk n?rt nf ?UM ................ an intermission wat given for refreshments, consisting of ico cream and cake. Hie F?c ond port of the programme consisted of ?elections from tho popular opera Pinafore, which were weil rendered. Proceeds about fifty dollars. Our Texas correspondent, "Justice," Whose letter will bo found on our first page, expresses surprix that wc should have endcreed the article of Prof. DuPree, published in our issuo of Augast 28, con cerning tho stato of afluir? in the Lon> Kiar State. Tho only endorsement given the article, however, was in tho caption, and had it occurred to us at thc time that would have been taken as on endorsement of his statements we would not have used that headLng, although it was no more than many oilier ?iapera did, as the article was clipped from one of our exchanges. We arc glad that our correspondent lias replied to it, and assure him thut we take pleasure in giving his letter publicity. We do not desire to do injustice to any section, and our columns are always open to any one who may feel aggrieved nt any thing published In them. Wo Uutnk "Justice'' for his offer to furnish matters of interest from his State, and shall be pleased to receive his commu nications. __ Racing at Ure fair. Tho following ia tho programmofor racing, entrance fees, and purses to bo offered at the next Fair : THURSDAY, OCTODEK 230, 1870. 2<Trr< Itace-One-half milo dash, for all ages. Purse, $25. Entrance fee, $3. Second Race-Hurdle mulo race, over six hurdles. Purse, $10. Entrance, free. FRIDAY, OCTOliEB 24TII. Firtt Race-Ono mile dash, for all ages. Purse, $50. Entrance fee, $5. Second Race-One-half milo dash for all ages. Purse, $25. Entrance fee, $5. Third Rac?-Mule or Loree wattle or slow race. Purse, $10. Entrance, free. If three or moro start, tho second horso to save his fee. Races commence ut 2 p. m. promptly each day. __ Havannah Talley Railroad. Tho voters of Andoreon Court House will meet in convention in tho Court House on next Saturday at 2 o'clock, for tho purpose of electing not moro than live nor less than three persons to represent the town sub scription in thc meeting of stockholders of j the Savannah Valley Railroad to bo hold at Lownde:,ville on the 12th of November. Tho voters of Centerville township will meet at Hunter's Spring ; of Vnreuncs at Flat Pock ; of Hall at Carawell Institute ; of Savannah at Davis' Mill j of tho Corner at Moffattsville, and of Lowndesvillo at Lowndcsville, on next Saturday at 2 o'clock ??. m., for the purpose of selecting not more han five nor lear, than threo persons to rep resent their several subscriptions. We hopo that there will be a full meeting at each of the places named, and that good, prudent and practical representatives will bo select ed. There is a great deal involved in the organization of the Company, and every voter ought to endeavor to be present for the purposo of aiding in making the selec tion. _~_ Death of an Estimable lady. The announcement of tho death of Mrs. Fannie M. Sloan, which occurred at the residenco of her husband, Mr. T. Douglas Sloan, in Atlanta, Ga., at 4 o'clock on tho afternoon of Friday tho 3rd inst., will be read with sorrow by a large number of our subscribers, who bad known and admired her during her residenco in thia 8tate. An accomplished lady and a consistent Chris tian, she possessen those qualities of mind and heart which rendered her a favorite with mends and acquaintances, and gave to her young life the promise bf a bright, happy and interesting futuro. Ile that doeth all things well had, however, decreed otherwise than that this dream should be realized, and tho reaper bas gathered the fond and affectionate wife, the amiable and ?deasant friend and the beautiful and pious bllowor of the Nazarene from tho associa tions of earth to enter thus early into the higher joys of the Great Ruler, to whom she had given her allegiance. The bright flower which liad adorned with its perfection has been plucked in its early bloom, and tho fair picture hos been obscured from thoso who most loved and admired. Tho hand of afilie!ion and the pall of sorrow rest where but a few days ago all was happy and cheer ful with the fond hopes of future joy and usefulness. Thus do the foi? flowers of earth wither and fade. Thns do tho bright .est hopes of time fail and deceive. In this sad bereavement the stricken husband, how ever, has tho consolation that what is his anguish and calamity only marks the en trance of her who is gouo into that future life of bliss, where sorrow and pain will harm no more, and where, with tho bless ings which crown the good bsyond this vale of tears, sho awaits that union which shall restoro tho family circlo that is sun dered on earth in that land of pure delight, where death can never go and where unal loyed bliss shall never be interrupted by partings again. Sandy Springs. AU quiet in thia community since tho camp meeting. The citizens nero aro in favor of continuing to hold their annual camp meetings and making permanent ar rangements to preserve good order.The Grauge held a public meeting in their hall last Saturday. Tho attendance was small and the dinner bountiful. The Loll was furnished with chairs by ono of its generous mombers, which waa quito a comfort and improvement.Several cases of diphthe ria ha ve appeared in our midst. Two cases have been fatal and others serious.Tho cotton is opening very fast.Three gins aro running in this immediate vicinity, and each receives a liberal patronage..Our farmers are making Anderson their market this year, with very few ojcceptioiiB.A goodly nuinbor of our citizens anticipate attending tho Greenville Fair; but cur County Fair wiU be attended by tho large majority. _ _ Cms, Hosea Path. An attempt was made a few nights since to assassinate a colored man by the name of Charles Datchcr, who lives near hore. The guilty party luis been captured, and it is honed will get justice It seems a plot had beou formed by a number of negroes to kill Datchcr on account of his taking out warrants against thom for stealing.Mr. Marshall Bigby's barn, containing his wholo crop of fodder and two hundred bushels of oats, was burned by an incendi ary last Sunday night. It ia believed that some of tba samo party that tried io kiii Datchcr arc the perpetrators of this deed. .Five hundrerl hn(?9 of cotton have been sold here this season, which is a little less than was sold up to the samo tiaio lost year. .We were glad to meet your old corres pondent (Wm.) a few days ago. It ls ru mored that ho is soon to get a new hand to do his patching.It ls thought by a num ber of our citizens that an Editor who sends over ono hundred copies of his paper to ono office ought to visit a little.Our neighbor, Mr. Doc Dunlap, lost n utile denghter two years old on lostjjimduy morning. She died of diphtheria.The Tax Collector ia with ns. and seems to bo driving a good business-all cash.Acer tain young man of our town has recently been interviewed by Haye?, and now admita he is a bold antagonist. It waa riot Hayes, tho President, but Hayes tho dory. _ NEMO. Anderson County Binging Convention. Thc clrrcr.il; WU??>MII o? (ho einging Convention of Anderson County was held at Pisgah Church September 28, 27 and 28. It was called to order by Vice President L. W. Kay. and opened with devotional oxer ciseo. Delegates were enrolled from Beaver dam Snndoy School. Big Creek Singing So ciety, Asbury Chapel Singing Society, Broad mouth Sunday School, Mandy Springs Sun day School, Bethesda Sunday School, Sharon Sunday School, Siloam, Mt. Pisgah 8anday School, Prince's Academy, Brushy Creek Singing Association, New Prospect Singing School. Tho following officers wcro elected : Rev. D? Vf, HiOt*, PresU?Ant ; TW_ nj. "CLCCT, Vice President ; B. L. Johnson, 8-jcrtary; J. W. Kay, Treasurer. The President then appoint**.* ibu usual standing committees. The by-laws prepared and submitted by W. T. Mc Loes were referred to a committeo for examination, the committee to report at thia meeting. Tho Convention wai addressed by Prof. J. u. Douthit, setting forth many reasons why vocal music should be cultivated. 'J, V. Clark, J. W. Kay and G. W. Bor oughs appointed to conduct muslo in the afternoon. . Following Messengers received : W. V. Vickory, Hart County, Ga. ; Rev. G. W. Sni glcton. Rev. W. H. Kay, G. W. Boroughn, A. A. Simmons, J. T. Burnett, W. G. Fields, Plckens County : 8. J. Dalton, J. W. Kay, M. 1>. Willis, C. fi. Tarrant, Miss Luna8tono and Miss Nannio Tarrant. A committeo of throe was appointed to select persons to read essays and make F peech ca on the subject of music Committee eppctated to solicit permanent members. Adjourned to meet on Saturday. with devotional exercises. Delegates en rolled from Union Orove, Cedar Grove and ? White Plains Sunday Schools. Leesons in music by W. T. Leas, J. L. Haynes, S. N. Wyatt. M. L. WUlIs, W. V. Vickory, J. G. Douthit. Tho < President made some well timed remarks, addressed to thc ministers, setting forth reasons wby they should be more Tnt*?rested in the advancement of vocal music Recess for one hour. Reassembled and enrolled delegates from Midway Sunday School. Also received in vitation to hold tlienesttRcmi-?nnua! meet' lng at that place. Lessons in music by S. L. Eskew, 8. J. Dalton, J. C. Wardlaw, Jr., J. A. Dishy and L. W. Kay. Recess for ten minutes. Reassembled and appointed following Messengers : To Hart County Singing Con vention. J. G. Douthit, W. T. McLoesand E. V. Clark ; to Convention to convene in Georgia on Friday before 4th Sunday in October next, J. G. Douthit; to Pickens County Singing Convention, Rev. D. W. Hiott, J. L. Haynes, J. A. Mullinix, E. V. Clark and 8. A. Sutton ; Greenville County Singing Convention, G. C. Johnson, H. M. Poor, li. Lt. Johnson, Rev. D. W. Hiott and M. L. Lalimcr; to Oconce County 8inging Convention, J. L. Havncs, J. G. Douthit, E. V. Clark. Committee appointed to raise funds to defray conventional expenses. The thanks of tho Convention were ten dered to the former President and Vice President. Adjourned to meet Sunday at 9 a. m. SUKOAV, Sept. 28.-Convention met and with devotional exercises. The morning session was occupied in lessons in music, conduct^ by J. W. Kay, M. L. Latlmor, W. V. Vickorv 8. J. Dalton. J. L. Haynes, W. H. 7Cay ui.d J. G. Douthit. Adjourned. Reassembled. Bethesda Church was se lected as tho place for tho next annual meeting, and Friday before the 4th Sunday in September, 1880, as the timo. Thanks of tho Convention tendered Misses Mattie Eskew, R. J. Douthit, Lona Stone and Emma Eskew for tho efficient manner in which they performed on the organ, and to the citizens of the community for enter tainment. Adjourned to meet PJ semi-annual con vention at Midway Church on Saturday bc I fore the 2nd Sunday in ?loy, 1880. D. W. HIOTT, President. B. L. JOHNSON, Secretary. Anderson Market Reports. Tho prices current for the following orti I clcs in this market are: Cotton-middling, 9? to Ol-Ihm. Corn-90. Peas-75. Flour-$5.60 to $7.50. Meat-C. R. Bides 7 to 7i, L. C. sides OJ to I 7, shoulders 5. Lard-10c Molasses-N. O. 85o to 50c Cuba Molasses-331 c to 40c. Meal-95 to $100. Sugar-7ic to Ile. . Cofieo-121c to 165c. Bagging-ll to 121. Ties-$1.75 to $2.50. SETTLED BEYOND A DOUBT.-No one Ques tions the fact- that more cases of whites, suppressed and irregular menses and uterino obstruction? of every kind, oro being doily cured by Dr. J. Bradfield s Female Regula? tor, than by all other remedies combined. Thousands of certificates from women every where pour in upon tho proprietor. Tho attention of prominent medical men is aroused in behalf of this wonderful com pound, and thCf most successful practition ers use it. If women Buffer hereafter it will bc their own fault. All druggists keep it. HYHEHEAL. Married, at tho residence of the brido'a mother, on Wednesday evening, October 8, 1879, by Rev. 8. Lander, D. D., Mr. W. A, Holland and Miss Fannie M. Broylcs, eldest daughter of the late Dr. W. L. Broyles. On Tuesday evening, October 14th, 1870, at 4 o'clock, in Salem Church, by Rev. J. R. Earle, Mr. J. L. Glenn and Miss Texan na Burriss, daughter of Mr. Wm. Burress. At the residence of the bride's father, Mr. .A. M. Holland, on Thursday evening, Oc tober^ 1879, by Rev. W. A. Hodges,. Mr. A. M. Erwin, of Abbeville County,'and Miss Minnie E. Holland, of Anderson County._ THE ATTENTION OF TRI? LADIES OF ANDERSON TS rcspectfullv invited, to my FALL JL STOCK ?F MILLINERY GOODS, which has been selected with care to suit tho varied tastes of my customers. Tho stock of these Goods is elegant, and will he kept replenished as the trade may demand. The prices aro in oil instances os reasonable os can be found for the samo class of Goods anywhere else. Millinery, Mantua-Making, Stamping and Plaiting will be attended to promptly and carefully. The Ladies of tho .town and surrounding country are invited to call and examine my stock before pur chasing. MISS DELLA 1J3YS, In Centennial House. Sept 25, 1870_ll_2m ? A Great Need Supplied. THE Town of Anderson hos long needed a good ?nd reliable 5^KF<??, which is supplied by tho undersigned, who keeps on hand choice Baker's Bread and Cakes of different kinds, in addition to a good selection of CONFECTIONERIES and the finest grades of CIGARS and Chowing and Smoking TOBACCO, all of ; which he seils very cheap. He also bakes Wedding or Party Cakes of all kinda to order on reasonable terms. The public patronage is respectfully solicit ed at his stand on Main ?Street, under tho Store of B. F. Crayton & Sons. C. W. VOLKENING. Oct 2, 1879__12_3m A GREAT WONDER. Tho Elovntcd Ballway of Kew York City-It ls Exciting to Bee Trains of Cars running Rapidly over your Head, always Crowd ed-Faro Cheap-Only Ce for 9 Miles. THE undersigned made frequent uso of these cars in rambling through tho City, looking for Goods suitable for Fall Trade in this morkot, and wo succeeded in buying tho Cheapest, Finest, Prettiest, and BEST STOCK of GOODS Wo ever had, such as BROADCLOTHS, DOE SKINS, DIAGONALS, WORSTED SUITINGS, and FANCY CASSUvlERES, in endless variety. Now, we have them in j stock, and all wo ask is to give us a trial, and we will do oar best to satisfy you in taste, price and work. If we do not fit you perfectly, yon need not tako tho clothes af ter they aro put up. Remember, wo will not BE UNDERSOLD. Wo are also agents for the ?.World's Favorite," SINGER SEWING MACHINE ! Large lot on hand, and great improvements. Be sure to call and see tho New Singer be foro you hny. Wo srs p??pnred to offer great inducements to you in this Uno. Yon will find na over Barr & Go's. Store. JT. B. CLARK & SON. Sept 25, 1870 _U_3m ; Annual Meeting County Com missioners. PURSUANT to an Act of the General Assembly entitled "An Act to reduce aU Acts and parta of Acts in relation to Comity Commissioners," <tc., notice is hareby given that tho County Commission ers of Anderson County wiU hold tbclr Annnafl Meeting on SatanSar, November 1, 1879, and all parsons ! holding Mils, accounts or demands of any kind against the County, which have not been presented to the Board of Comity Commissioners at their special meetings, aro hereby required to deposit the sama with the Clerk on or before that day, or else have their claims barred. J. L. TRIBBLE, Clerk County CommU?tn?ii?s A. C. jOct 2,1870 12 6 w&Mm? I? s\f TUB ' A? ? NB NEW YORK CASH STORE, FOR 1879 FALL AND WINTER. 1879 W^E have prepared ou reel ves for aa immense and increased business; any ono" j can see at a glauco that there never has been such a large and <\legaut stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS and FANCY GOODS hi this Town as wo have now. To tho often asked question why we undersell, our would-be-competitors, we will answer that we buy for two large Stores an immense amount of Goods FOR CASH, thus procuring all tho great advantages that manu facturers offer to wholesale dealers; secondly, we transact a strict cash business, losing, therefore, no money on bad debts, and thirdly we have a constant buyer in New York, who is always on the look out for bargains. Our large trade to-day shows that the people have not been slow in finding out the many advantages that we offer to cash buyers. TO-DAY WE PRESENT NEW CLAIMS ! OUR STOCK STILL LARGER ! ! OUR PRICES STILL LOWER ! ! LOOK ,A.T THIS : Best Calicoes, 5 1-2 cents only ! Best 7-8 Shirting, 5 cents only J Good Women Shoes, 75 cents only ! Oood Brogans? 75 cents only ! Good Heavy Boots $1.75o. only ! AND A THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES EQUALLY CHE?P ! STUDY YOUR INTERESTS ! BUY WHERE YOU BUY CHEAPEST ! WE G lu AN ANTEE SATISFACTION ! WE UNDERSELL? AI.L. ! Our Stock of Fine Dress Goods, including all the Novelties of tho Season, with ! Silks, Satins, and all other Trimmings to match, will undoubtedly bo appreciated by our Lady friends. We have an elegant lino of Cloaks, Shawls, Nubias, Sacques, Flannels, Repellante, Cassimerea, Cheviots ; an endless line of Domestics, Jeans, Hosiery, Zephyrs, Underwear, Gloves, Corsets, Buttons and Fancy Goods. Particular attention is called to our stock of Fino Shoes for Ladies, Misses aad Children's wear, which we had matte to order, guarantee them, superior to any that have been in the market, and refund the money if they do not provo entirely satis factory. CLOTHING. = For MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS, we will nell ESPECIALLY CHEAP I RUGS, CARPETS, RUGS Latest Design2 ! ' Lowest Prices ! Ordern solicited, and promptly attended to. ARNSTEIN & BOSE, ?j NEW YORK CASH STORE. Sept 25, 1879 ll 2m BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK, PADI HAVING just returned from the abo YO named places, and Goods constantly arriving, I find THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER BROUGHT INTO STORE. THE PARIS STORE has gained the reputation of SELLING GOODS LOWER than any other house in Town. Buying in largs lota, and large sale?, thereby turning money over often, and causing large patronage to flow into my large and well stocked Store. il Is large, and can offer LARGE INDUCEMENTS. Remember, no paper soles to be had in my Establishment. Every pair warranted. EVERY LADY """PLEASED WITH DRESS GOODS. -ALSO CRAVATS, HOSIERY, AND ALL KINDS F**?CY GOODS. Gents, como on and buy a NEW SUIT. I bought a largo lot from a bankrupt j sale, and can save you twenty-five per cont SHAWLS, CLOAKS, S?LKS Etc. CHEAPER THAN EVER. I have added, in addition to my large Stock, a FAMILY GROCERY DEPARTMENT, ?or the t?ojoTenience of my customers. So you can buy everything you neod under ? one roof. Can offer prices very low. Do not caro to mako large profits, and there fore will not sell at wholesale. " % .. T i " ,?? PARIS .STORE. July 17,1870 , -" JAS. M. SULLIVAN, O. ?. MATTISON, mm*T n EL ii mitti! SULLIVAN & MATTISON, At tho Benson House Flaco, next to Simpson, Bold & Co.'s Drug Store. A New Stock of General Merchandise down to Solid Roi* Prices ! B AGG IN G and T! ES S'???S'? to try us on. Boots and Shoes, Jeans, Clothing, Prints, Dress Goods, Notions, Shirtings, Woolen Goods, Sheetings, &e. &o. A COMPLETE STOCK OF STAPLE aHOOUBIES. WONDERFuTl ASTONISHING ! SOO VSEFUI* ARTICLES AT ? CENTS. ? Cents. 5 Cents. 5 Cents 5 Cents Each. ??* Como and seo the great attraction-our new Five Cent Counter. WE, the undersigned, constituting tho above Arm, have entered into partnership for tho purpose of carrying on a General Merchandise Business. The pa tronage of our friends and of tho public generally is solicited. JAS. M. SULLIVAN. C. S. MATTISON, Sept 18,1879 IQ ly DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON C. A. REED, AGENT, HIS STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Groceries. &c? &o, ALSO, HEADQUARTERS FOR BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIAL, AND IRON OF ALL KINDS. Celebrated American and other first Class Sewing Machines, j Be sure to seo his HATS and CLOTHING, bought in job lots, and to be j sold at remarkably low prices. Southeast Corner Waverly House Building. Oct 2,1879 12 IN THE FIELD WITH NEW ARRAY ! MISS UZZIE WILLIAMS Has Just Returned from tho North whore, with her usual core, she Selected FALL AND WINTER GOODS, "Which are Daily Coming in. THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, In great variety, can be found at the LADIES' STORE, Cur Stock is larger than it has ever been, and we promise to do our best to please customers. If you don't B?O anything you need, ask for it, as our room is too small to allow us to exhibit all our pretty things. We promise you tho WORTH OF YOUR MONEY. Remember, wo aro determined not tobo undersold. Millinery and Mantua-Department complete. Givo us a call. I?ADLES' STORE. Sept 25,1879_14_ . . CUNNINGHAM * CO. AGENCY FDR Avery's Plows and Wagons, N. D. Sullivan's Chewing Tobacco, Best made South. BORDEAS, MECHANICS A?D FARM HARDWARE, NAILS and "FIXJES, of es.ll Icisids and ?lieea. Horse and 31 ni o Bitoos, Woodenwaro, STAPLE DRY GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CASS, GROGSRIES. Sept 25,1879 ll - lj REED * HERRICK HAVE Jnst Received a NICK and WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF \ DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, syhich thoy ofter at tho VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES, -ALSO A LARGS STOCK OF GROCERIES, Consisting in SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON, LARD, CHEESE, FLOUR, Hemlock and Oak Solo LEATHER, Abd LACE LEATHER, M Prices that cannot be undersold. Thoso that oro indebted to REED & HERRICK tor ??S7AnO and Supplies will ] please como forward and settle tho same by the time that it is duo; Thoso that aro indebted to tho old firm of WILSON & REED must come forward and I >ay what tbey owe UH, for we mean to havo tho old business wound up, and It shall be lone. WILSON & "REED. Sept 25, 1879 _U_ ._ JUST RECEIVED, And on the way trom New York and the West : 10,000 YARDS BAGGING, 20,000 LBS. ARROW TIES, 20,000 LBS. DRY SALT BACON, 3,000 LBS- SMOKED BACON, &4,000 WORTH SHOES ALL KINDS, 2 TO 6-INCH RUBBER BELTING. LARGE ROPE FOR COTTON PRESSES, Vnd, in foot, we have a complete assortment of Goods of all kinds generally kept n thi3 market, which we will soil as low as any other house. We always buy Cot on, and pay tho highest cash market price. Bring along your Cotton and pay what 'ou owe ? BLEOKLEY, BROWN &< CO. Sept 4,1979 8 VIUSICAXi HOMES ARB HAPPY HOMES I ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE A SPECIALTY. OXUBSXHVVrULJEJ, 6L Q. Branch of Ludden & Bates, Savannah, ?a? THIS Is an old established House, and we rely entirely on our INSTRUMENTS fyi" auocoa. ' PIANOS-Chi Aoring, Knabe & Co., Weber, Ac Pianos trom $135 np to $500. $25 uah and $10 per month. Ono-half cash, balance in ona yeer. Stool end Cover given. ' ORGANS-Mason & Hamlin. Poloubet & Pelton. Organa $35, $40, $50, $60, $70. $90 ip to $300. $3 np to $10 per meath.till paid. JIT?T THIVK OF TT I A 6 Octave. 5 stop, In clading Sob Base and Octave Ooo pl ar, ONLY $55.00, Stool and Instructor with every Organ. Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists sent free McSMITH MUSIO HOU8E, Greenville, 8.0. N. B.-Wa are EXCLUSIVE agents for the above Organ? in these parts of North and South Carolina, tf-3m IVr?stey'si Bale? 6T??E OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUHTY. . Lithe Court of Common ricca. Better Joh? Hum!.:? e^sst "??ier Bogers, Ami, Ii. Dtuw -4ktopla(tU fifo Partition BY virtue of an order to mo directed by hie Honor ?. C. Preasley,; braiding Judge, in the above stated case, I will sell &&&S??n?S;, J* ' B- ?" 0,1 SALEDAY IN NOVEMBER ncxV at public auction, tho following described property, as the Real Estate of Benjamin T. Rogers, doo'd, to wit: . Tract Ho. 1, orhomestocd, containing One hundred and thirty (130) ocrea, more or . leos, adjoining lands of A? M. Neal, and Nos. 1 und. 2. . ' Tract No. 2, containing ono hundred and ninety-two (1021 acres, moro or less, adjoin ing ianda of Wm. Turner, Mrs. Rachel Kay, Thomas Cry'rries, and others. Tract No. 3, containing ono hundred and seventy-three (173) acres, moro or ?ess, ad joining lands of L. D. Stringer, L. D. Har ris and ol hf M. Y , . Plat? of theso eevcrai Tracts wrj.be ex hibited on'day of sal?, and tho Tracta sold by the plata. ~wu*8 or BAI/B-One-third cash ; the re aing two-thirds on a credit of twelve laonths, with interest from day of sale purchasers to givo bond, secured by, mort- , gage of premises to secure the unpaid bal? ance, rwrohaaerr to pay extra, for papera. W. VT. HUMPHREYS, Master. Oct 0, 1870_JZ_ 4 MaRter^ Sale. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COUMTV or AHPEBSOS. J?I tbs Oowt of Common Pleas. Carver Randall, Plaintiff, agalusf W. L. Blackman, Defendant.-Judgiiumt of Foro closing and Sale. BY virtue of an order to mo directed ,n "tho abovo etated casa from Judge T. B. Frazer, presiding Jttdgo, . bearing date 28th February, fl 970,1 will sell at Anderson C. H., e. C., on 8ALEDAY IN NOVEM BER noxt, ntpnbllo auction, tho following described property, to wit: .., All that Tract or Parcel of Land, situated In Anderson County and 8tato aforesaid, on Twenty-three Mlle Creek, and on the west side of tho Creek, containing sixty-one (Ol) acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Richey "Williams on tho Northeast, B. Z. Blackman on the Southwest, and Turner hinds on the North, it being a portion of tho old Jcsso Gray Tract, which was rm? off into three tracts, and tho abovo described tract being the centre tract. Terms of Salo, Cash. Purchaser to pay oxtra for papers. . W. W. HUMPHREYS, Muster. O?t S, 1S75 13 4 Miasterjs Sale. STATE OF SOUVH CAROLINA, Cotrim, o? AnpEnsoH. In the Court- of, Common-Pleas. Francis S. Riley against Clarissa Gaines, Wm. A.' Gaines/ and others.-Complaint ?for Partition of Real Estate, ?c. Y) Y virtue of an order to nie directed by J3 hla Honor B. C. Presslcy, presiding Judo?, in ?is ?hovestated sse, I. will sell ot Anacreon .C. H., S. C., on HALED AY IN NOVEMBER next, at public auction, tho following described property, as the Real Estate of Nathaniel Gaines, deceased, to wit: Tract .No. 1, or homestead, containing ono hundred and eighty-three acres, moro or lesa. Tract No. 3,. containing ,?no hundred and forty-six acres, more or leas. Tract No. 4, known as tho Garrison or W. A. Gaines placo, containing one hun dred,mid eighty-six acres, more or less. Tract No. 5, known as tho Shaw and Kay irises, containing seventy acres, i moro or ess.' The said Eovcral Trr.cts situate in Honea Path Township, of Anderson County. The Tracta will ba sold by tho plat*, which will bo exhibited on day of sale. Trims or 8AtE-One-third of tho pur chase money to be paid in cash; the rc~ .nn.tr.tr_g two-thirds OK. a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale purchaser to givo bond and mortgage io so cure the same, with tho privRege of antici pating payment. Purchaser to pay. extra for papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, ii ? ' Master. OctO, 1870- - 13 4 MASTERS SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AHDSBSOH COTJNTV. Court of Common Pleas. Sylvester Bkcinv.y_, Elijah W. Brown. Jos. J. Fretwell and John J. Baker, Parties in ? trade under tho Arm: name of 'Bleckley, .'drown & Co., Plaintiffs, against Caroline HaU, Warren Hall, Alfred Hall, Elbert Hall and others D?fendants.-Qmplainl to foreclose Mortgage of \Rcal Estate. BY virtue of an order to mo directed In tho above stated case from Judgo B. C. Prcssley, presiding Juara, beariug date 25th scribed property, to wit : AU that pleco or parcel of land situated in tho County of Anderson and State of 8outh Carolina," known as a part of the B. F. Sloan tract; containing one hundred and twenty acres. (120.) moro or lesa, on waters of Wilson's'Crook, bounded by lands of Robert Simpson on tho south, by lands of J. P. Tucker on tho west, by lands of B. D. ! Hall and J. P. Tucker's ralU. sito cn tho north, oxcept nino and nine-tenths acres of riatd tract of land which wore conveyed by ; D. L. HaU and F. Hall to Robert Simpson by deed dated tho 27th day of January. A. D. ?S7S. TERTS o? Sits.-HJnc half cf. the jni? ohoso money to be paid in cash, and the other half on a eu^ault' of twelve months with Interest from clay of cato, to bo secured by bond and mortgage on tho premises, tho purchaser haviug the privilege to anticipate paymsnt. Purchaser to pay extra for pa pers. . ? "? .?' ~ W, W. HUMPHREYS, ?Lustcr? Oct 0,1875 13 \ .. SALE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,; AifDxasoir ObtrsTr In the Oov.-t of OmMn Sicas. Ezekiel Long, Jr., as heir ot law and A 3 minUtrator of James Long, deceased, iig?uist Mrs.-Cynthia E. Long, Ezekiel Long, 8r., ct al.-Complaint for-Sate'-?ut ? Par&ion of Real Estate. A BY virtue of an order to mo directed in . tho abovo stated casa from his Honor B. O. Presdsy, presiding. Judge, I wUl sell at Anderson C.TI., 8. (X, at public auction, on 8ALEDAY IN NOVEMBER, noxt, the following described property, as tho Real Estate or James Long, deceased, to wit: TRACT NO. 5, or Anderson Owen Tract, ^ntainiat 251 acres-, mn? ??. !?.*.?' ~z~~ bans Wadsworth lease land, with eighteen y tara to run, adjoining landa of L. H? Gam-, I broil and othcrB. I TRACT NO. G. or Thomas McCartha Tract, containing three hundred and niuo (800) acres, more br less, adjoining lands of M. B. Williams, und others.' Thia Tract to be subdivided into two or moro Tr- 's, and sold by tho plats. ; TRACT NO. 0,' or Terrell Bryant Tract, containing on9 hundred and flfty-?TO aeras, more cr loss, adjoining landa of-. TRACT NO. 10, or Whito Plains Tract, containing fifty (50) aerea, more or less, ad joining landa of Jacob Martin, and others. TRAvr No. IL or Guthrio Tract, con taining ono hundred (100) acres, more or lcssvon Hurricane- Creek, adjoining lauda ^Txaits or SAIE-One-third cash ; tho re maining tvo-tblrds on a credit of twelvo months,-with intorest from ?;y of salo to , bo secured by mortgage or the promu*?, with leave to anUoi|i?.ia payment any timf, Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary, po* ^ W, W. HUMPHREYS. - * Master*. . OetlMe70 lg 4 . ?? Executor'e Sale. THE wiclearlgned, Ei.ec?tora of John Cox, decwiaed. will soil at public out er}" before tho Court House door ou SAL& D AY In NOVEMBER next, sala decccsed's Real Estate, consisting of 107 .A^re/a of IL.ancl, more or lem, rituato-ln Arivlerson County, 8. C., and bounded by FreeuuuVc lana, LltUo Beavcr?am Creek-Son?* River, and Trsct cbsTvJw to v?ra, norah ?OX, Widow of Mid deceased, in lieu of doww. Terms m ado known on d>\\* of ?ale, _ J. WILLST PREVOST, JOHN W. DANtBI?, Oct2,1870 W 6