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THE INTELLIGENCER. ?iOCAL* MATTERS. nsnsr anssrioN. Ute Palmetto Band bas re-organised, and is practicing again. The report? of "Old Reformer" on Thurs day night were heard at Laurens 0. H. The youn??? men of WilllamEton are ar ranging for a tournament next week. The visitors to Charleston from this place were generally delighted with their trip. Boots and shoes are sold very cheap at the New York Cash Stoic. t Mr. 0. H. P. Pant bas been confined to lils residence for tho past week or two with rheumatism. Rev. Wm. Henry Strickland will preach ut Flat Book Church on next Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock. The mountains in sight from this place haye been covered in many places with snow for several days psst. No more of those enthusiastic, soul-stir ring political speeches from Gen. McGowan. Our legislators are to be blamed. Rev. Mr. Morton will preach at Roberta' Church on next Sunday, and a full turnout of the membership is desired. Tho advertisement of tho Carolina Colle giate Institute, giving terms, Sec., for next year, will be found in another column. Hides Wanted-Bring all your hides to John E.. Peoples. He will pay a higher cash price for them than any ono oise. f Tho Sons of Temperance of Willloraston will have a pound party during Christmas 'Week, and a pleasant occasion jls expected. Clothing, hats and furnishing goods can bo found iu ondless variety at Nev? York prices at tho NEW YORK CASU STORR. Messrs. J. P. Sullivan & Co. have just received forty barrels of now crop N. O. molasses that they proposo selling by tho barrel. Married, December 11th, 1870, ?.t tho resi dence of the bride's father, by fiev. I. W. Winga, Mr. Walter G. Ucmbico and Miss JuliuE. King. - The Treasurer has issued about four hun dred and fifty tax executions, for tho col lection of between five and aix hundred dollars. The Fall Session of the Wllliaraston Fe male Collego closed on yesterday. The College will re-open again about the first of February, The word "verses." which occurs in tho sixth lino of tho introduction by Rev. Mr. Strickland to thc article about Judds Iscurioi on our first pago, should bo "views." Married, by Rev. W. A. Hodges, at the residence of bride's father, December 10th, 1879, Mr. David W. Bryan, of Anderson County, and A is Eugenia Hall, of Abbe ville County. Tho Knights of Honor had mado very preparation for their annual supper at tho Waverly House last night. Quite a num ber of guests wore invited, and a good time Was anticipated. Persons wishing to purchase toys, confec tioneries, etc., for Christmas will find a complete and beautiful assortment ut the stores of Messrs. Andrew <fc Pr?vost, C. Wr. Volkonlug and Julius Poppe. A. post office, known as Varcnnes, has been re-established at the residence of Col. J. W. Norris on the old General's Road, five or six miles south of this place, with the Colonel as post master. The Palmetto Rifles will gjvo a hop at the Waverly House on next Monday night, and every arrangement necessary to mako it a success is being made. About two hun dred guests havo been invited. Married, at the residence of tho bride's father. Mr. Jones Fowler, on Sunday even ing, 14th of December, 1879, by Rev. H. N. Hayes, ?Jr. Marion Jones and Miss Mary Fowler. Both of Anderson County. Thc churches of the town were all closed on Sunday except tho Melodist and Bap tint. Tho coneregations at thse, however, were very small, not numbering moro than twenty-five or thirty in either church. For the holidays wo v.*ill close out corsets gloves, tics, hosiery, shawls, hats, dress oods, and all kinds of fancy goods. For i lg bargains go to AENSTEM? & ROSE, t New York Cash 8tore. Adonis Dobbs, (colored,) living on plan tation of Mr. R. R. Beaty, lu Hall town ship, has caught thia reason one hundred and* twenty-seven 'possums, besides a doz en or two of skunks, This is ahead of any thing wo havo heard of yet. A heavy rain fell on last Saturday night and Sunday, and tho water-courses in this County were very much swollen in conse quence. Tl? mill dam of Mr. Carwilo at thc old Norris mill placo, and Boveral bridg e-j in the County were washed away. An aged maiden nister of Mr. John M. ? 'arv. ile died on last Friday, and was buried on Saturday at Flat Rock. She had been quite feeble for some months, though she had been confined to ber bed for only three days immediately preceding her death. Waverly novels, complete in 0 volumes, cloth, $8.50. English and American Chat terboxes, pocket Bibles, poems, &c A fine assortment juvonilo books, fancy stationery, und various other articles appropriate for thc season. For sale at the Post Office Book Store. t Mr. J. D. Maxwell has certainly tho larg est and handsomest stock of silver waie on hand we ever* saw in Anderson. His stock of jewelry, etc., is also complete, and any one desiring to make Christmas presents of anything in bia Hue can bo suited in goods os well as prices; Mr. W. A. Chapman has-just received a large now lot of dolmans and cloaks, also a great variety of other goods suitable for tho Christmas holiday presents, which ho is de termined to sell by tho first of January. It will bo to your advantage to call and seo for yourself. Coll ot onee. f Tho stores and other places of business will bo closed during Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Christmas, and no business whatever will be transacted. This ls done to give all parties an oriportunity to enjoy the holidays, and thc considerate action of our iiiu??h???ts will bo highly appreciated by their employees. Wo understand that there ls a floating bar room, fixed by in a small fiat-boat, that has been running vp and down tho Savan nah River for several months past, and that liquor of a most inferior quality hos been dealt out to the inhabitants on both sides of the River in exchange for teed cotton, ?fcc. This trafic has boen carried on principally with tho people of Abbcvillo and Elbert counties. The store house and stock of goods of Mr. A. M. Erwin, at Antreville, in Abbe ville County, about two miles from the An derson line, was destroyed by fire on last Thursday night. Wu have not been able to a- certain the exact cause of the fire, but are informed that it wes probably caused by tho ignition of matches by rats. Mr. Erwin waa insured to the mil value of bis STOCK. Though all classes of goods have advanced you can buy dry goons, boots and shoes, clothing, etc., cheaper now flinn ever at the popular New York Cash Store Wc have r. large stock which we intend to close out very cheap. Come and see us. t ? AnnsTEiK & Ross. A Columbia correspondent of the Bean fort Oracent, in noticing the most prominent ?nd promising yoting members of the House of Reprexer? tat ives, pays tho followingcom pliiucnt to Maj. _ Murray : ;"Hpn. B_. B. ~'i ni - .-Y, iii KO m, lawyer ami editor, from Anderson, is not only,a bright, wall in formed member oh account or his' singular advantages in connection with the Press, hut ho ia on active and Intelligent worker in any cause in which the people are con cerned. He is 03 bold, firm ?nd as scrupu lously conscientious in thu dirchargo cf lils public responsibilities to the whole State as he is to tho interests of his special constitu encies. He I? one of tho ablest young in embers of the House." The announcement en our streets on last' Thursday afternoon of the election of Gen. ' Samuel McGowan, of Abbeville, to tho Associate Justioitjhlp of tho Supremo Court spread like wild-fire, and was received with universal ?atbfar?iun and pleasure by our citizens. Everybody thought the Legisla ture bsd don* tbs ritfhl th ?g Iii t-icvntfng him to a position where. th?* exercise of su perior ability and learning is.demanded. In honor of hi ? promotion, the McGowan Artil?.ry of this plneo fired thirteen jointes after nightfall, wit,!!* tito hoy* misdo thing? lively with nre-rr?cker? until a late hour, j rage McGowan is a great favorite with thc people of Anderson, ?od they nra-highly gmlflcd at his election to a position of such great honor. ?a?SaSBS>aB?S?a?ea??lMSSS??S?S^^ Tba lecture of ROT. W. H. Strickland In Temperance Hall on Tuesday evening was indeed a fine one, and was mach enjoyed by those present. KU subject, "The Digni ty of Labor, or XIow to Make a Fortune." is one in which we have been deeply inter ested for some time past, especially the lat ter < 11use It was ably handled by the speaker, and while be did not tell us exact ly bow wo might realize tho fortune, he certainly eatlsfled us, as well aa all others present, thai labor Is dignified and honora ble in nil men and women In all conditions of society. Tho report that gained currency on tiie streets several days previous to the delivery of tito lecture that it was a repeti tion of one delivered at this place by Mr. Strickland on a previous occasion, was an erroneous one. The lecture was entirely new to the people of Anderson, and one of the most entertaining they have ever had tho opportunity of listening to. We hopf to bo able to present cyr readers with a synopsis of tho lectnro in our next issue. Having satisfactorily adjusted our insur ance, we will resume business aa soon as we can get in Ilia goods and have necessary furniture mude. We will be found in the Caoble Block. The premiums offered by us on agricultural products will be awarded at proper time. SLOAN BOOS., Druggists, f Greenville, S. 0. It is astonishing tho number of sewing machines that aro being sold by Mr. G. A. Recd, Agent. He keeps an immense stock of the best machines on hand, which bavo tho highest pra'so of thoso wno afb using them, and his sales have increased to several machines every day. t Just received a car load of wheat brand by C. A. Reed, Agent. t Anderson Market Reports. Tho prices current for tho following arti cles in this market are: Cotton-Middling, 115c Good Middling, 12a, Corn-00. Peas-75. Flour-$7.50 to W-00. Meat-C. R. sidc3 7 to 71, L. C. sides OJ to 7, shoulders 6. Lard-10>. Molasses-N. O. 40c to 75c Cuba Molasses-33Jc to 40c. Meal-05 to $100. Sugar-74c to Ile Coffee-14c to 20c. Bagging-ll to 121. Ties-$1.90 to $2.60. Farmer's Meeting. For good reasonb, tho Farrier's Meeting advertised for the 2nd Friday in January next is hereby postponed to tho 3d Friday in the sumo month. T. rr TtiTKnuY.t.. President Sainty Springs. Tho farmers of thia community hav* j finished sowing wheat. Tho oats sown tu tiie fall ara looking well.The farmers made a better crop of cotton than they an ticipated early in tho fall.There will be a meeting of the Sandy Springs Crante on Saturday, thc 20th inst. A full attendance of tho members is desired, as business of importance will be transacted.There will bea "Christmas Treo" at Sandy Springs on December ?Mtli, for the Sabbath School nt that place. Tho public at largo sra in vited to ndd interest to tho occasion." There will be a singing at Sandy Springs Church on tho third Sabbath in this mouth nt ll o'clock.Mnrrii-I on the 11th inst., by Rov. John Attaway, Mies Florido Dar racott and Mr. James Rodwick.Other marriages expected between now and Christmas. The Connor Light Dragoons Will meet at Bishop's Branch Tuesday. 30th inst., at 9 o'clock a. m.,. for the usual Christmas festivities. The exercises of the day will consist of drilling, competing for the present of Gen. Conner to the Company with carbines, .tr.d a tournament. Tho officers of the Company have offered hand some presents to tho successful Knights, but that wldch will lend most Interest to the occasion will bo the pleasure of confer ring upon the ladies such 'distinctions as ls usual upon such occasions. The public generally arn invited, but more especially, the ladies, because without thom the occa sion will be shorn of much interest, pleas ure and comfort, os tho entire day is to be spent upon the ground. The Company will meet Saturday, 20th dnstant, for drilling and making prelimina ry arrangements for the tilt. J. C. WATKIHB, O. S. Hone? Path. Our theatrical company proposes giving an entertainment on Christmas night, ann we hope all our citizens and the neighbor hood generally will bo present, as the pro ceeds will be given to some good purpose. Admission will be only twenty-five canta. ......THO young men of this place also pro Soso having a dance on Frmay night, the 3th, in the Academy and as their dances aro always carried on lu tho most orderly manner we have no doubt that it will be a pleasant offo'.r. We eau say of our young men here t?at they are tho most .moral and sober of any place we have ever visited. Though we have lived here for four years, we can, scarcely, remember a time when any cf them were in tho least under the influ ence of whiskey..Married, Dec 14th, by Rev. R. W, Burts, Mr. C. O. Smith and Miss Lethea A. Rossdale. All of Anderson County. NEMO, [We regret that t. press of other important matter upon our columns this week compels us to curtail tho letter of "Nemo."-ED. INTELLIGENCES.] Tho following sub-Granges aro clear on my booVa to tho 30th September, 1870, viz : 71.175,215, 300; delinquent ona quarter, 141, 170 ; two quarters, 235. 242, 339 ; three quarters, 151, 155 214, 2(6, 251, 204, 200, 271, 205,340 ; fivoquarters, 213,304 ; six quarters, 203, 273, S69; seven quarters, 177, 212, 294; nine quarters, 272 ; fifteen quarters, 343. J. W. Nonius, Secretary P. G. P. E. No. 6. To the Colored Bandar School Workers of . the Tocky River Association, - At the Sunday School meeting held ?Uh Mount Moriah Church fn November Inst a resolution was passed calling ? meeting during tho holidays for the purpose of oiganlzingon Institute. Tho committee havo decided upon Helton na the place. Ercrr col ored 8?nday Behool within tho bounds of thc Rocky River Association are requested to seed at least two delegates to thlr meeting. The meeting will bo held with Mt. Zion Church, at Belton. 8. C_ on Saturday. 27th Instant, commencing at 19 o'clock ?um. BTSWART Oum, W. J. THOMAS, _-'.y y-'_Committee. WOMAN'S Riotr.s.-Yes, woman as ! good right to health and happiness as the other sex. Then, why suffer so long when the remedy Is within your reach. Try j JirauiOild's Fem?is R^^ulatcr^^'osaar?'c Best '' Friend, and you will Ftavo your health and strength mlhjwcstored. Coll on your drag Slat for a circular, and see some of the won erful cures it hos wi ade. Pickona Sentinel: Quite a large crowd of colored people left here Saturday mornh.j for Kansas. We wore afraid at one timo that we had lost one of our city fathers, as ho took the samo Crain for At lanta, but aro glad to say he turned up all right Sunday morning. ? ? ? a? B :a2NA*!HHMH S gm 2 8S|SwSEa?2? ?? n ? SsZsSRSSaS ?s m jrilaafeSsP* -E< 2 OS?R8B " .:;;J f*?i..S. ? % 2^ ra " - to - to , mm I BARGAINS ! SARCASMS ! FOR THE NEXT THTETY DAYS. THE NEW YORK CASH STORE OFPRS UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. HATS, AND FAHOY OOO ID SI A COMPLETE STOCK AT LOWEST CASH PRICES ! We have made Special Preparations for an IMMENSE CHRISTMAS TRADE, And expect to see oil our friends to look at the many Cheap and pretty things. Always come to HEAD QUARTERS. -?\.3R.isrsTEiasr ac HOSE. Dec 4, 1879 ' ANDREW & PREVOST DESIRE to return thanks to Che good citizens of Anderson and surrounding country for the liberal patronage (bey have received during this thoir first month in busi ocss, and will endeavor for the next sixty days to render their stock still moro attractive. As we sell wc continuo to make small orders, and by this means always have a Fresh Stock. We have just replenished our stock of Codfish Balls, Pie Fruits, Ac. giving us again a full stock of Canned Goods. A largo assortment of Slick and Fancy Candios, Raisins, Citron, .Nuts, ?&<?. Flue Florida Oranges, Lemons and Bananas. Can furnish you with a good Cigar from two to ten cents each. A lot Fine Chewing Tobacco. Fresh Oysters Tuesday and Friday nights. Look out for FANCY GOODS and TOYS for Christmas Holidays. Terms Cash. Nov 29,1879 19 GIVE THE NEW STORE A TRIAL THE undersigned beg to inform their friends and the public that thoir- LARGE STOCK of GENERAL MERCHANDISE baa arrived, and that they will bo pleased to exhibit them to all who wish to purchase. WE SELL Afi CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, Ar. 2 can offer a or oleo lot of Goods, such os. *>ry doods. Hardware, Crockery ware* EC!??!J anil Ulises, tine and common Ulassurare, Elate and Caps, Groceries, , And in fact, everything usually found in a Store in our line. Wc have nothing but NEW G00D8, which nave been very carefully selected with a view of meeting tho wants of | Anderson market, and wo are determined to cell them at such Cheap Bates that il will pay persons from this or surrounding Counties to trade with us. Our supply I of Bacon, molasses. Floor, HaKor, Coflee, Bagging, Ties, and such things as our agricultural friends need will always bo kept lull, and sold ut thc lowest] prices. Wo also buy Cotton and Country Produce. Give us a call at our New Store Room, next to Masonic Mall. FANT <& BRO. O. H. 3?. FANT ? HAS removed bis entiio stock of TOBACCO to the Store of FANT cfc BRO., end has just received One Hundred and Fifty Boxes nnd Caddies of Tobacco, and will sell at tho following prices by tho Box or Caddy : CHEAPEST GRADE, per pound.25c. ' BETTER GRADE, $>er pound.39c CADDIES, 19 to 18 pounds.49 to 59c. FINEST GRADE, per pound. 09c He is also agent for the PIEDMONT GOODS, Oct 2,1879 ^ 12 SECOND LARGE INSTALMENT OF FRESH GOODS RECEIVED THIS SEASON! \\f E have in Store and on tho road another large stock of now and desirable Goods, ?T suitable to the trade of this market, consisting of DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CLOTHING, NOTIONS. TT A p T> W A ?? JES CP.OCKEHY, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &0. ' Which we will ctill uispose of at tho lowest prices for Cash, Cotton or Barter. Wo 6tlll keep a lorge supply of BAGGING and TIES. Those indebted for Gnano and Supplies aro re-queued to come forward and scttlo their accounts. The Notes and Accounts of BABB dfe FANT are in our hands for collec tion. If not settled , in a short while, those indebted will have to pay additional cost. 'A word to tho wise is sufficient." BARR & CO.. NO. IO GRANITE HOW, ANDERSON, ?. C. Oct 16, 1879_U_ ATTENTION, FARMERS ! Sell your Cotton for the Cash to tis. Don't trade it for Goods, we will give you more Money to carry home in your pocket, and more Goods in your wagon. Don't sell before seeing us. TO ALL INDEBTED FOR 8.UPPLIES, come forward and we will give you fair prices. Bring on your GUANO COTTON. All parlies indebted to Mr. W. W. BUSSELL for ACID must make settlement with us for same. McCUIXY <& TAYLOR. . Oct 9,1679 _ 12_._* DRY GOODS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER. IHAVE now open on EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF GOODS, which I desire every one to examine before purchasing elsewhere. For excellence of quality and cheapness I cannot be excelled in this or any other up-country market. .1 purchased only of reliable and trustworthy parties, and every article will provo to be just what it ia represented. MY STOCK OF LAMES' DRESS GOODS Is complete, and everything is beautiful. NOTIONS, AND ALL OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES In tho Dry Goods market ore also on hana. ZEIGLER SHOES,!T^ "A8T. ?>hii<Mi.b.it . c cte-w^ favorites with the people. A full ?tock always kept on hand. CAMPERDOWN KN9TTINC COTTON Also kept, and a thousand other articles that you need and must have. Everything Cheap for the Cash. Come and see for yourself, and be convinced that I tell the truth, and nothing but the truth. W. A. CHAPMAN, Waverly House Building. Oct 2,1879 12 ly FURNITURE, FURNITURE. ----TO-;-. CHEAPER TBAK EVER. TOLLY the Leader ot LOW IPRIOES. *J QQK at soma or tho figures at which you can bny Furniture at la Anderson : /...j u?j nr._ i._x_i A/. mj\. _tn-o?...-1 /-i--.- ?OJ?. V(WU A.m... . T W.? VWMK. MWWVM'J IN .WW, W. ?^.??. V.M. ^iMitfi ??, ff*W? Towel End and Drawer Washstands, $1.35. Largo Wardrobes, $11.00. Large Tia Safes, with two doors and drawer, $5.50. G ooo, strong Rocking Chaira, f !. 'JR. Cane Bottom Chairs, por net, $3.00. Painted Chamber Set?, consisting of Dress Bureau, Bedstead, Washstand and Tabla, $14.00 ; with four Chairs and Rocking Chair-completc, $10.75. . Walnut Chamber Snits, consisting of high head-board French Bedstead, Baroon, with Arch Stan Jard and Glass, Washstand and Table, $33.75; with four fine Walnut Chairs and Oval Back Rocking Chair, $32.75. And everything else in proportion. I have on hand a very large Stocky from a fifteen dollar Suit up. to a two bund**.) dollar butt, x claim io soli ?leaper man urbenville, and will dupl?cate any bill that coi bo bought thtr<\ ' "?, " i'm! Gm Wm TOLLY, ftepot Street. Oct 2,1879 ia CLEARANCE SALE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY I MY ENTIRE STOCK, CON8I8TINC OF Dry Goods, Boots, Dress Goods, Shoes, Cloaks, Trunks, Shawls, Valises, Notions, Hand Bags, Hosiery, Traveling Bags, Gloves, Hats, Caps, READY MADE C-! CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C., TO BE SOLD AT BOTTOM PRICES. PAKT OF HT STOCK I WILL SELL REGARDLESS OF COST. Having bought a heavy stook before the recent advance in prices, I am thus enabled to sell . Goods here now at present NEW YORK PRICES. For comparison, look at these prices : Prints, good styles and colors, from 5 1-2, 6, 7 and 8 centB per yard. Bleached Muslins, from 5 to ide., the best. The best 7-8 Georgia "A" Shirting, extra heavy, 6 l?4o. Athens Checks, extra heavy, 9 l~2c. per yard. Bed Ticking from 8 l-2o. upwards. Xinseys, from 10c. upwards. Flannels, all wool, ldc. upwards. Jeans, from 16c. upwards. Dress Goods, Special Bargains, from 12 l-2o. upwards. LADIES' CLOAKS AT IMMENSE SACRIFICED PRICES. A splendid Worsted Beaver Cloak, worth $6, for $4 only. A splendid all wool Beaver Cloak, worth flO, for $6.50 only. G3E?T REDUCTION IN CLOTHING : A handsome Hen's Suit, worth $0 for $7 only. A handsome Hen's Suit, worth $12 for $10 only. A Splendid Overcoat, worth $5, $3.50 only. A very flue Overcoat, worth $10, for $8 only. And many other articles, too numerous to mention. CALL AND SEE AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE. jca*- ? I riD? Iii JTCy I , :Z PARIS STORE. D?o 4,1879 mtrnm . 'ssiaBa^aMnaa?^isusaa3?aan^ , JAfcj. Bl. QVl&TVAW, c. Hi MATTISON. Bo You Want Bargains? Bo You Want the W?^ if so try and never 1UII lo try SULLIVAN & M?TT1S0N, ;? At the Benson Mouse Place, next to Simpson, Heid & C?.'s Drug Store. They keep constantly on hand a Select Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, l?rices Very Low, doods tn? Very Best, Buy Where you can get tito Best Good? fov tito Lrcnafc Money. We buy COTTON and COUNTRY PRODUCE, aud aro. Agculs for ali kinda of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. A. GRAND DISPLAY AT OUR FIVE AND TEN GENT STORE ! TJ1V13KO, MASONIC HALL, THE LARGEST STOCK, THE MOST WONDERFUL BARGAINS, EVER YET PRESENTED. A STORE ROOM FULL OF THESE GOODS ? Go and go Early for your Christmas Presente* ! BOL? Everything worth iwico the price ! -TS3S Thia Store will only be open thirty days. Dec ll. 1879 _ 10 iv I ,1 .' -? , . I, ,II. min L-K ] ii "xml ..ii ?i i ijy.il?, ?Mil,nil ? II i .in ?i m TO THE PUBLIC. O- .A.. DRZBSIDy AGENT, Who ls Known to the People to Sell iiooda LOW FOR CASU, now nae a Com plete Stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE*. BUGGY MATERIAL, IRON, SHOES. JEANS, SHIRTINGS, &C. Lot CLOTHING and HATS at New York Wholesale Prices. *i : A splendid lot Overcoats and Hats tb arrive. And what is interesting to the Ladies, especially, ho now has in stock and to arriva ONE HUNDRED SEWING MACHINES, With tho latest improvements, and all tho New Attachments. Ho sells a number of dlf? feront kinds of Machines, and can give you your choice In the kind you want. Ko suro ' to Bee his Machines before you buy.' Southeast Corner Waverly House Building. Deo 4,1870 ? 21 ATTENTION, STOVE BUYERS! IHAVE just received a new Int of STOVE8,which every ono should examine before purchasing. Tho NEW RK?UIiATO? ls tho latest Invention in the.Stove lino, and is a model of convenience, lt has a revolving centro, that obviates thc ?roublo of lifting vessels from one hole to .mother, a double automatic shelf, a very eon veulent ar? rangement for cleaning out ashes, and in every respect ngicater improvement on anything In the Stove line over offered in this market. My stock of TINWARE is completo, mu? will be sold at New York prices. TIN HOOFING.-I have put on over 150.000 square feet of Tin Hoofing this Summer, and for the ofllciency of thc world refer to those for whom it was done, among thom thc Presbyterian Build!ng<Uommittce, Mr. Stephen McCuliy and A. H. Osborne. THC STEAM COCKER Continues to receive the prul?e of ovary ono who uisra ii. Tino following certificates oro only two of a largo number received, all of which attest its superior advantages : , To WUOM IT MAY CONCKIIN-I fully endorse the Steam Cooker, and would riot be without it for four times its cost. MRS. Z. HALL. Every lady in the land should have the Great Stearin Cooker. Money could not induce mo to bo without it. MRS. J. R. ARMSTRONG.. Those indebted to mo for Stoves will plcaso cull and settle their Accounts at ohec, as they aro now due. I need the uiotioy and must have it. lt* H. S*]EL, West End Waverly HOUKO. Oct 1% 1870 -.i,,,,., 14 3m SHOES, SHOES, SHOES." AVE !n 8tock a very lame, now and fresh stock of BOOTS and SHOES,' which will , be sold so low as to suit any and all cash buyers. A splendid Hue of LADIES' SHAWLS, from 75c. to $i.50, A splendid Uno or LADIES' HRES3 fl<K>D3. A splendid stock or CLOTHING^-Suita from $3.25 to $15.00. For Groceries we; are Headquarters! COFFEE, eight pounds for one dollar, a very good article. SUGAR, ten to fourteen pounds for one dollar. A fresh lot of MACKEREL, in kits, one-quarter and half barrels., You cun also And In our house tho best stock of 1'I.OWt? and Patent ?PJ?.OW STOi'KS, at prices that can't ho undersold. Be auro to call ?n us-wo bhow Goods with pleasure. J. P. SUI. L-l VAN & CO. pct io, 1870 i* . M ??; ?- >?*"" ' IN TUC F?^IV ?IJiTH Wm ARRAY * BIT! I lita ? Skstaiwr aa? m BB ?TSS?.3B MI IB l?t D MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS Has Just Returned from the Korth -where, with her usual caro, she Seated FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Which are Bally Coming in. THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON, In great variety, can be found at tho LADIES' STORE. customers YOUR MONEY. Remember, we are determined not to be undersold. Millinery aud Mantua Department complete. Give us a cali. LADIES* STORE. Sept 25,1879 14 C UNN INCH A WI ? & CO.; AGENCY FOR Avery's Plows and Wagons, N. D. Sullivan's Chewing Tobacco? Beet made South. -fe. yuiM??Htff mLuiiHtviwv M3iv iRnmMvii iiaiiuiiiiiBf.^ IVAI?>S and 3FII-JB3?. of all Ikln^is and ?siasosa. Horse and ni isl o Shoes. Wortden-w?.??, STAPLE DHY GOODS? ?BOOTS and SHOES, H?TS and CAPS, GROCERIES. Sept 20, ?870 ii iy iJ^m&umAr>9*^hji?i'-?.'.lia J?..'1. ?..<..I<? r'''mju?!.ujgj?i!g^-^>gH.WJHj!i'1 -..t?assans REED $t HERRICK HAVE Jost Received a MIC? an? W?MrSlEL?C?E? STOCK Oft? DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, MOTIONS, 8QQ? S and SHOES, Which they ofter at the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES. --AT?0-* I ?-i?RCsS STOvR ? ? ' . Oo?iHhitlogln^ **'*^*,* ^"T"" ~"" .'"*". ~~ SU6AR, C0FFE?, BACON, LAR0, CHEESEy FLOUR, Hemlock and Oak Sole lEATK?ft, And tAO? IEATHEI5. At Prices that cannot bo undersold. V v.Th?se ihat csv Indebted to SlKED <fc HERRICK fur Ol'ANO and Sappli! 'pletoo.erjftte forward anti settle ?bu ?am*, tv, thzt^aV.. t.:-;?.'?','t--?-.- .^."v--.v Those that are indebted to the old firm of WILSON AREED.r" v?nceme forwood end pay-what they owe us, for wa moa? to hove tho old bu^sw? wonr^rm, ?nd it r?all be done. V* 11 ?SON & IvTvfc-O.