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Ali Communications ubould bo addressed to "Ed itor Intelligencer." and ali checke, draUs, money orders, Ac, should be made payable io tbe order vf E. U. ilvuiUY a CO. ' Divine tervicc at tho Episcopal Church on next Sunday night, July 11th, ut half liant eight o'clock. Seo tho advertisement of Mr. J. Willoi Provost. Persons wishing a (tinner's outilt can obtain a bargain. Tlie Sundi School Institute of the 8a 'udn Baptist Association will nu ctr.- ll unca Path eli next Thurmlay night. The farmers aro all "laying by" their crops, and in a week or ten days will have little to do but enjoy themselves. Tho Directors of the Savannah Valley Railroad will meet at this place this morn-' ?in,; for tho transaction of important busi ness. Tho stool:holders of the Anderson Fair Association uro requested U? meet in the ?Court House next Wednesday morning. See notice elsewhc/e. We would direct the attention of our . readers tu the advertisement or the ".Peo ple's" Sewing machine, to be lound among our new advertisements in this issue. The attention of the Baptist Churches in the Saluda Association is directed to the appointments of Kev. W. H. Strickland, Corresponding Secretary, published in this paper. llroadawny Democratic Club will ir-?.et on next Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m., at Neal's Creek, for the purpose of transacting cam paign business: A full attendance of tho members is desired. Married, at tho residence of thc bride, on Sanday morning, July -1, 1880, by Rev. II. N. Hayes, Mr. John Hubbard, formerly of Columbia, S. O., and Miss Eliza Fred ericks, of Oconco County. The whole oxpen/x?s of tho County Jail for the six months ending Juno HO, includ ing tho dieting of prisoners, amounted to only $160. Is there another County in trie State with as good a record ? Rev. E. R. Corswell and Rev. J. C. Hud son, tho pastor, are conducting au interest ing protract?! meeting nt Cross Roads Church, which gives promise or much good, and will bo continued until next Sunday. Thc pcoplo are leaving tho low-country by tho hundred, and aro seeking in tlie mountain districts a moro pleasant climate ! Every train that leaves Charleston is well filled, a great many of tho passengers com ing to pobtta amng the Greenville & Colum bia Railroad. Mr. James Hinton, a tenant of Mr. C. S. Beaty, sent, us a couple of Bwect popar/Tes, this year'B crop, on Monday that were three or four inches long and one und a half or two inches In diameter. They were o red variety and wero taken fVora tho patch on tho first day of this month. Mr. J. C. Vandiver, of Hopewell town ship, brought the first load of watermelons of tho season to town jn Saturday, and by prvneuihig us with one placed- us under ob ligations to him. Sweet potatoes and wa termelons aro decidedly moro palatable than cotton blooms and oats. The rains last week wore general, but not every where bountiful. It sonic sections of tho County barely enough fell to lay tho dust, and thc crops aro now in as much need of rain as before it fell. In other lo calities, however, the seuFDn was fine, and tho growing corn and cotton were greatly benefited, The Raikes Centennial Celebration in the Baptist Church on Sanday afternoon was largely attended,. and afforded a pleasant hour's scrvlco to all present. The addresses "of Messrs. Tribble and Bell were to tho point, and mado good impressions on the congregation, while thc music by thc choir waa unusually tine. Tho Carolina Collegiate Institute closes to-day after a prosperous Btssion. Tho ex ercises arranged for last evening consisted j of speeches and compositions by tho pnp?s, and for this evening of luiuiorous dramnc and ploys. All tho details' for making thc evenings. pleasaut for those who attend havo been perfected. Tho little boys , about Pendleton have gene back on liaso balling, if wc are allowed to judgo from a reply sent by them too challenge from the little boys'club of An .dorson. Their reply', was, In Bubstanco: "Wc haven't got nny 'picked tithe,' and if we did hare we've got something else to do besides play baso ball." The Henea Path and Martin Townships ; Sin ging Convention wH! con veno at First Creak Church on Saturday before thc fourth Sabbath in July, and continue through Siindny. Sanday Schools and Singing As* Boctations In those townships aro requested to send delegates- to tho meeting as impor tant business will como ap for considera tion. /Wo nava been requested to mmuuna- ??int Rev. S. Lander, President of tho William ston Female College, will deliver an address on Education at Ebenezer Church, ten miles south of Anderson, on Saturday, tho 17th instant, at ll o'clock a. m. Every person feeling an Interest In tho subject of educa tion Ia invited to attend the meeting, which will bo both pleasant and profitable. Th J most cheering reports cf tho crop prospects como to us from ovcry section of the County.' Cotton everywhere is looking very fine, and with f?vor.\b> seasons will male en unusually fine yield. Only the most forward com has suffered In th< least for rain, and as yet that hes not been to any considerable extent. Tho farmers all say they never had better prospects, and aro consequently In high spirits. The Fork Democratic Club, No. I, will meet at Mr, N, O. Farmer's on Saturday, the?24th day of July inst,, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purposo of attending tc bnslnfe's connected with the campaign. Addresses lipon tho cqrront t?plc* of thQ i|oy will, be delivered by Messrs. J, L. Orr and E. B. Murray. A full attendance of al! the cltl tocs, both w.*Mte and colored, of the sur rounding cpnntry is requested, as matters of importance will bo considered by tho nicetlfg. , Tho exercises of Mm J. R. Cochran's school closed on Tuesday, and tho occasion was celebrator! by the children'with a rtqtind party, Io w.dch thejr parents and ajar-go number of Mends tfetf i'nYjt?*'.' The oc casion pa^ /?ff W?* -Pleasantly, for af. present, tho children delighting them^vc* Y-Ith innocent ?puisements Vfhile thc older set engaged ' In social and ple.tiant con vcr II.:'.?..ii. At about 10 o'clock a bountiful supply xii refreshments wcre'bervud; after which the party dis|w-ried at tho neasoiiahl? hour of ll. One of our visitors to Cincinnati expreses thu opinion that it would bo a {rood luvest? tuc tit for the County o' Audcrtsoti tonend at treat three hundred ot* our farmers each year to the Northwest, at the County's cx: pense, just for (he purpose of letting theta soe how the furnier.? of that xectlou carry on their farm work. There is no doubt that the more knowledge our Southern farmers acquire of the way in which N<;rthewi and Wintern fanners manage their altair* the better it will lui far them. Itev. T. 1*. Hell, thc newly elected pastor of the Baptist Church, arrived in Anderson on hud- Saturday, and preached his drat ser mon on Sunday morning to a large congre gation. Mr. Bell is a young mau, unmar ried, has just recently graduated in tho Southern Baptist Theological t'etirioury, and is a very promising young minister, l?o meets with a w^rm reception uot only, by tho members of his own church, but by the people of thc whole town generally, and will doubtless receive that cordial und earn est support in tho work of his pastorate dial hus always been given his predecessor. There was an excursion of colored peoplo' from Newberry to Greenville on last Satur day, and from tho reports we have heard the behavior of the excursionists was sim ply outrageous. As the train passed through this County they were shooting and cursing to the annoyance of persons living along the Boori, and we learn were fighting among themselves, several being badly bruised and cut up. lt wau nt first reported that ono or two had been killed, but this was incorrect. Persons traveling on railroads ought to bc made to behave themselves, and where guilty of such con duct n? Hint o? Saturday, tho Conductors should bo instructed to have tho rioters arrested and taken from the trains. As usual, tho Duo West Commencements: last week were largely attended, and tho exercises throughout most interesting. Anderson County was well represented, as is customary. Rev. Samuel B. Jones, D. D., of Pendleton, preached tho Baccalau reate Sermon on Sunday morning, and Rev. John B. Adgcr, D. D., of tho samo town, hy invitation of tho itndcuts of tho Theo logical Seminary, preached ono of his finest sonnons on Sunday afternoon. The ad dross before the Aiumhri Society of Erskino College was delivered by Rev. J. M. Thom son, of Selma, Ala., a son of Mr. Matthew Thomson, formerly of this County, and n grandson of Peter Keys, one of the first settlers of this eection of country. There were 8 graduates in Erskine College and 9 in tho Fomale College. Sandy Hprlnga. Most of tho farmers ore laying by their cropB of corn and cotton, which are very fine. Capt. Peter McPhuil has tho finest acre of cotton we have seen anywhere. It will average twenty indira high, and is well fruited with squares and bolls......Our schools ro-opened on tho 5th ins*.There is n large and interesting Sunday School at this place.Our Debating Society meets on the 10th inst.j and will debate the ques tion, "Should woman bo equally educated with man V Tho discussion will be public, and all of the ladies are especially invited to attend.Rev. William Hut to preaches for us on the first and third Sundays of each month. Ho is well liked throughout tho bounds of bis work, and is accomplish ing great good. M. K. M. Fair Play. After a drouth of nearly four weeks dry, windy weather, we have been blessed with copious showers, which have revived the drooping crops, and they are now looking well.The fields ore as white with blooms as they generally are ten days later, and if | the 8casona continuo the crop will be the largest ever produced in this section.The mall passed our placo on Friday last for tho first time from Anderson to WestnriniNVsr, but we were disappointed in not receiving any except the Anderson papers. Wo' sup pose the reason was on account of tho car rier having more mail than he could bring. Wo hope to get our mall in the future, cr a chango in tho route. Wo believe a chango can bo made to the advantage cf tho people, along both lines and the contractor, by j dividing the route, and running one from | Anderson by Audcrsouville, Shallow Ford and back to Anderson, and one from West minister hy Bachelor, Fair Play, Townville, Oakway and back to Westminister. By this means the contractor w;ill cut off tho distance between Fair Piny and Anderson- | ville 13 miles, over which thcro lo no office, and 7 urila? from Shallow Ford to Townvlllo.."..Oconeo hasn't os many can didates ont yet as somo of her ulster coun ties, but they arc coming Uko mush-rooms in wot weather.Politics seems to be quiet, and wc anticipate ono of tho mos? peaceable elections we have had Vu?jo tho war, and feel fully confident of a complete democratic victory in the State and Na tional flections.There will be a publio pio nie at Wm. Pollen's spring, 2 miles be low Fair Play, on Saturday, July 10th. Tho people generally ore invited to, attend with well filled baskets for the tho dinner. Addresses will bo delivered by Messrs. E. B. Murray, II. G. Scuddoy, Wm, J. Strib llng; J. A. Johnson ond Wm. P. Calhoun. .Tho Fair Play Debating Sodoty ls pro gressing finely, and will no doubt prove to be of ntudi advantage to the community. - _ r* Maxwell's Bridge, on Seneca River, was rendered Unsafe by ? heavy gale that passed down the River lest Saturday night. Trees ?sara ?inrn/itivl amt ll&tdx nf corn laid flat to tho ground in that vicinity..,.,,A little child of Mr. N. W. Grant was very seriously scalded ono day last week by. Ute accidental overturning of a cotroo pot,.""Townville Baptist Church will in all probability fon der Gen, Ayer their pastorate for the ensu ing year.Dr. S. N. Holland, of Beaver. dam, and recently gruduated from tho Charleston Medical College, Bpeaks of lo cating at Seneca City. Ile is worthy in all respecta......Meters. E. P. Earle, L.O. Brace and M. N. Mitchell will represent Town ville Church in tho' approaching session of the Saluda Association. Extensive preparations for that occasion are in progress, SQ that visitors-oflldul and otherwise-will be handsomely entertained......Mr. G. N. C. Boleman bogan tho summer session of bia school at Tngaloo Academy on tho 5th Inst. Mr. Boleman is perhaps the most efficient and popular teacher in thia sdiool district.A pound party was gi voa on the 3d instant by the, Double Springs 8un thty Sdiobl, procecfbt of which were to be applied to charitable use?.The peoplo of the Fork jjivo considerable. attention to boo cultur?, but it ls reported that the honey crop tiri* year is a failure.Mema persona' names-31,1-hi Fork township bvgin with H than with any other letter, and thc fcwett -4-with Y. A most excellent lady pos sesses that name, and wo presume tn? viii be able to guess lo whom tho allusion is made......A well ?tteinlod meeting wan hel l at Beavcrdem <..tnrcli, rtk'FuSr Play. n> cenfjy to ?ufchler th? windora ori?rruittg now Asiodathm. from j?oVlloiV?t of Salnlla. Folpk'anri Tugnton Associations"". DclegAt? from OU th??* vyfrre1 pr?sent," but a verv de cided hinjoHtv dNravWcd'the ptan/At'huwt for " the preMnr. A'hdi-rsonville, Double gjdr?o^ churches from time to ?lmc. ^ D.^ WfUlaraaton. Ju ?uv ,toiU'<- of Mr. Sickte? going u? HID John* Hopkins University, yuti^unqi ped off Ute.?, ?nd hud II Joint ILipkin*. Johns is oorrtH-i, und If yon will examine my manuscript you , will find, it wriuwji j-or^ redly.1 um requested by tlie mendier? of the Williamson Baseball Club toll,unk the filon? 8hoe Club-of your 4<?wi? ?br their kindon* and liberality evidenced hy : ; mihi;; to onr boys two very excellent bats. Our club fulled to lind any ba's in Oreen ville, un.i were about to find none in An* dcrson, when n member pf the il. S. Club propueud-to ??nd them two ot their best DPtf, with rm other charge than their drat cost, This wai very kind, and witt net he f.i ""'ii ':>>. iqu/rW j Ula mst on boy*, who knowhow to oppieclato such generosity. After they Itave sufficiently practiced, I hope the two elub.i Will have fi friendly contest for the'championship. The' boyi here have an excellent ground, presented them by Maj. Ooo. W. -Am?erom generosity is by no meoua, behind that ol the Horse Sh?o'Club.Local mina kayo fallen on the eastern side the County, al though wc have not hod enough jost heit tc benefit us a great deal. Mr. Oa y.es sayi wc arc too wicked, and the Lord intends u ronst us for it. Dr. Cannon says lost yeal lie lived between two-deacons, and tlx Ruler of rains could not. well scud then: refreshing showers without giving hin some. Tills year one of the deacons ii ?lead, and the showers all go to one side. Mrs. James Johnson died this mornlni about 8 o'clock after a painful Illness 0 two weeks.- Th: Doctors report very llttl nickness in this section......Tho Williaiustoi Division H. of T. speak of having a picul excursion to some point below here on tin O. & C. H. lt., provided Belton aud Auder son Divisions will join them. 7f wo cai have an excursion mado up of strictly tem poru?ee workers, I am in favor of it; hu if, as is sometimes tb? ces? on teniperanc excursions, th? occasion Is to bo disgrace by . tho presence and unmanly conduct c d ranken m filans, I am opposed to it in tot< I claim that it is inconsistent with the pix fessions of S. of T. io suffer tho pleasure < such occasions to bo marred by uncool ruffians .....How Is it that So few candidat) have been announced? Wa want to krio' who expect to run for tho various office It will not be long before the clubs will t expected to make nominations, aud ho can .they maka them when there, aro n candidates itt thofield? I think you shoul call for announcements, Mr. Editor, so tlu the peoplo nicy bo considering tho merl and demerits of the aspirants to ollie Stu*w pro tempore. KKIL?. " -, ?'? ' , . rop.ilaUon and Arrrlculturnl Stallstica . llruBliy'C?eett HtyWiinliip. POPULATION. : , White?."...;...1,478 Blacks.MO Mrtlattoes.:. 40-2,4 ne. of farmers enumerated.'..339 No. of families enumerated.......403 No. of deaths daring census year. 47 No. of manufacturing industries....... fi AOniCULTUBAV STATISTICS. Value fertilizers used In '70"... ? $12,1 No. hales colton made In '70... 1,302 AtMOrwbtol?. 52;t No, bushels Wheat.i. 8,121 At $1 per bushel. 8,1 No. bushels Oats.0,327 At 50? per bushel... 3,1 No. bushels corn.43,078 AtGOcper bushel. 2S.? Peas', 'potatoes,' sorghum molasses, tob co, rico, very scattering, and insignifica Fruit, nothing; wine from grapes, vi little ; honey^very Buudl; wool, very UH hay, not mitch. A farm, for census purposes, is any na ber of acres over three,-"cuHiv?tcd eithci owner or tenant. It will be observed that- thc cotton cr after deducting cost of fertilit??, antou to .shoat Hie -sanio In money- value as other aopfCr.The.VfJiole cost of fertllizi including hauling from and to depot,' v Increase. eald amount, to about 3-10 of whole market value of enid crop, or nea one-third. This is a very largo rent on tho cotton crop, to bo paid usually ou the first and best cotton prepared Xor re kot. Can tl?isleak bo stopped?-'' We th BO. . How* ?]bq*5 ?f/cry; farmer ? during winter months, compost and manipul his own fertilizers on tho farm, using o so niueh commercial fertilizers (or li which would ho better) as may ba neceas for composting purposes, then this lt per ccntagc of --very cotton crop will saved to fill the pockets of tho farmer, addition, let thc cereals and forego ci receive the first consideration, not neg! lng, by any reasons, tho garden, potato truck pitches generally, cuperaddlne much cotton, only as cart be well mani and well cultivated. Thee will prospc again dawn upon our depressed furn industries. It Is but just to the farming Industrie Brushy Creek, township to? remark -tba wei one of th-; dryest years experte! pince '45, hence dbe smallness of (he c Indeed, under tlds adverse condition, amount of the grain crops, especially c ls surprisingly large. Taking the mir Of farm enumerated tho average of oom crop is over 100 bnvhcls to tho $ and but tittie iess than 100 bushels te fkkuiiyin.-:. r-.'.'i, ,.03 ?6 &3B.ji It is gratifying to observo the goner; vorable report lu regard to thc dalry ducts of tho farm. Tlie never-falling n cow, where she <ias been allowed a li chance, bas como to the rellof of tl? melons households of Brnaby Creek fa ship by freely giving from her lactct sources those rich supplies, of milk butter, which arc so necessary to the i fort and hbstenance of every'family may bu thai tue cimnieriiiur wi? jut Jsrly fartqnnto, but.he never sat do\ tlie table of any household where the and butler did not maintain n conjplc position, and in ?ante eases th? been, rich, gobion color, of the nlooly.pre] butter would have, we think, entitled a place alongside of tho Northern crt rles or oleomargarine. Of course, till not thc happy lot ot all, but thero go d reason why lt may not be. Thi paretion of clover and grass lot* .Hi ox barley for a winter pastare, will e the poorest to revel int tho luxuries of and butter. Bo moto it bc. 1 r Under tho operation of the stock la number of ??cck Is gradually being re to be supplied' by a bettor quality, and sheep, particularly tlie latter, largely disappeared tinco the war," j pally because cf the mistaken pol| raising cotton to, biyy rrieat with, 1 nqt?niean tcf?iy that the raising of ju Uils country ls likely to boaloadl dust ry, but tnongh should be rah supplement the supply of beef, muttc kid, which should be raised more a an Hy titan they are. As fi be a lot ir, ' as ns have ever seen was found hi r pasture of one of onr best ft miers, they havo been ever since the stock Ir. adopted. . 0/ f*'nr*e, all |hon?. statUjtk? are o approximation, so fat os ?roi? ar cerned. They aro, however,, rnffli accurate in the aggregate for stalintci ?W?. ' . At anolb.-r tin;?, ami, wh.cq rooro ? iijc, ^he ennrflcrator wHI prohahb seine Of Hie incidents, amn?'ng ?nd wise, which occurred during tho pi -.vu of Iiis arduous duties. . kWeuiicliUion, jK.iiii't mc to moko my acknowledge ment-for tho uniform kindness ?bown by the . people of Brushy ,Cre^k township, and the promptness and candor exhibited generally hi giving Ihe Informa lion desired. Some bf the mont satlshi* . tory returns mude were by women, <. ?liter widows or wives . T absent busband?. Tbs necessity for tin? women generally making themselves more and better acquainted with the' business of thc farm was strongly brought ont during the enumeration. In deed, In tim esse of wive?, tho husbands kliould r?h?m lt a duty us well as a privi lege to keep their tetter-halve* polled In nil their burners arrangements, trusting M>* rurely.jhat thoy h^vo t)a try rcr.fri ends qn earth Uiu?t tbejrbob?m compttul?ns oort the mother of their children. \ . "One other remark, und we have done. The ever-rocurribg cetrs'Us every tenth year (including tho State census, every filth' should' teach us all thc great necessity ri keeping exact account* of qur .farms amt -nocks arid . benia fr?tn ?ear* tot fev/iv Of course, in other pursuits'this is ? necessary, consequence of Ute tra unction of any oub lie business, and it should be equal!} the, duly, os lt would be to the inter rvt and! pleasure, of every farmer to keep exact yearly accounts of all thc different branches of agriculture, horticulture, stock raiting, dairyiug, <&c. Although 'accurate returns have notas1, yet been received, from all the townships of the population, enough ls known to justify tho conclusion that the average for each township will not full below 2.000, and perhaps more. T. H. R? Nointaatlotts (?r. Municipal O flic* jr?. Ma. EDITO?: Tho foll owing ticket ja, aug-j gested to tho Anderson D?mocratie Ciub as a suitable'one to uohrinato to servo thc en [reUhig term as Intendant and .Wardens of tho Town of Anderson : Intendant-John W. Daniels. Wardens-E. B. Murray, L. P. Smith, George- W. Punt, John J. Baker. DEMOCRAT. Mr.. EDITOR: Picoso insert 1 rt tho columns' ' of your paper the names of a suitable ticket'' to All the vacancies that will be occasioned' by tho refusal of the old Council to tim : ( Intendant-B. P. Whltncr. Wardens-Georgo W. Fant, J. E. Peoples,; J. D. Maxwell, A. 8. Stevens. Stocliholilcr?, Tatt*'??fO?c?. The annual meeting of tho Anderson. Educational. Association,' will bo held lui , ibo Court -House Tuesday, Joly JR, 1880,; for the purpose of electing ito officers and! attending tp such other business as may bo' deemed necessary. By order of the President. J. J. BAKER, See. j Appoh?E?cnts of Be v. >7ru. Henry Mtrleklnrid in Saluda Association for! July and August. j In compliance-with'tho resolution?t re-' quest, made by tho Executive Board of Saluda Association, I will visit tho diuretics . os follows, for Ilia purpose of prcscnihtg the claims of Slate Minionsatul taking collections:! Rhody Grove-July Othi Friday, ll a. in. Turkey Creek-July 10th and,llth,8atnr-? day and Sunday. Walnut Grove-July 12th, Monday, ll! a. m, ? Barker's Creek-Joly 13th, Tnesday. Ill a? m. , Honca Path-July lGth, 17th, anddSth, | Sunday School Instf'ute, Little Uiver-July 22nd and 23nl, Thurs day and Friday..? b ? ? Broadmouth-July 24t,i and'25th,' Satur day and Sunday. . .Mt? Bethel-July 2fith; MondayTJl |r. in. First Creek-July 27th/Tuesday, 1 t,r_ in. Lebanon-July 29th,' Thursday, 3 p. m." , . HopewelWuly 80th, Friday, ll a. m. ..Cress Roads-July 31st and August 1st, Saturday and Sunday. Mountain. Creek-August lit, Sunday, A p. nw' ? X i < . v .'; Sw J, ./ s. - ? 1 I will go" In roy Own conveyance, and will not-tax th?-brethren to transport me. I; earnestly beg th?' attendance of tho people at thife appointments. . i Wu. HKNXT STRICKLAND, , - ? Cor. Sec dud Treas.: ? June 15th, 1880. ", IUI ?J -J, .,, . -4. -JJ-L - -JU jlU-fti' ' ' ??h Now is the Unie to"get a hanuVohie Buggy or Carriage. C. A. Reed, Agent, has just received a car load from Louis Cook, which ore lo be sold at very low figures for cash. . C. A. RBXD, Ag'L An acquaintance of? our? obtained relief when suffering with pHes by using Tabler'a Buckoyc?Pi?? Ointment, tba best remedy for piles In the world. Price 60c. For sale by Wilhitu & Wilhito, Druggists, Anderson, 8. C. ? " . . 8UFFERER8. READ THIS : IF YOU are afflicted with .> curalgiq or Headache, you con bo speedily relieved.by toking t J Sped0c Ncurajgirt?. Spced^ In entirely free from Opium ond other Nar cotics, it commends Itsdf in bdng as inno cent aa efficient ! ; :'V . y; HUNT, Ramait & LAMAR, Wholesale Agents, Atlanta. For solo by Simpson, Reid & Co. mi{> "tea- Thr iuty off quinine did not save much, cs mat drug Is not as cxteraiyely used ns before tho invention of Tabler'a Portal!rio,-"td regulate tho liver, .and enro diseases arising from this diseased organ, rortalihe will cure torpid liver. Price 60c. For sale by W?hlte & Wilhito, Druggists, Anderson, 8. C. ANNOUNCEMENTS. .Wp :"For CoBflressJ . u 'Tho many friends in Anderson County of Hon. D. WYATT AIKEN, our present able and distinguished Representative In "Congress, take great pleasure in presenting his nome as a candidate for re-election to i thc voters of thia Congressional District. For tho House of Repr?sentatives. The many fflenda of HUGH M. PRINCE -nnAim/in nt in M ti ntuulldata fur tho Legis lature, and a* a gentleman every way wor thy to represent the Banner County In that body. HAM) DA Bi PK. NEW CROP OF BOSST'S TURNIP SEED AT SIKPSOK, REID 1 CO 'S Sold Cheap for Cosh,1 ' WHOLESALE AND ItEJJ{'L. J,n\yi%\m is jv_ ~TIi?Ufrdsall Engine. PERSONS wanting STEAM ENGINES for Sawing, Of tining and Threshing purposes, will find it tc their interest to call on or address the undersigned before purchasing elsewhere. Tem;?? to ault tho A. C. STRICKLAND. Anderson,-& \t" > Agc.it for the RbdaaU Xhgin*. juiyi. ie^ -^w? .. y Sheep for Sale. A T RIVOLI PLANTATION, near Pen? J\ dicton, flote John B. AdW*. Jr..) ono Cotswold lUm arid- one Merino "liam, both thoro?ghlirM. Also \\\S, half-blood S^ rlo^^n^ very ?ne. Either of the. fifst two may Ife rtM fot nnaen dollar?, and either of ?he last two fov ten dollars, catt., ' ' : ? . ? JAMES A. PRICE, Manager, Jnly 1,1880 51 ? A. S." TOW?R&??&.:?? CO*;' ?1AK.E thU opportttnilv to inform their friends and customers that they will ?>(W [rt* ,. ducouionts ul prices or Coed? from now until tho'21?t of August, in order to reduce mr stock? ??S--Two hundred and three Mw? ami Boya''Kat* for salo tbcap. Mi oe? and Boot?-Persons in want ?if good Shoe; will lind it to their intsrwt t<i Kamine ourstock before, buying. W? umVc a specialty of Ladies' Fine ?lto??,- '.Mtt(Br* y State"-and other brands of Shoe*, thai we. Warrant to be ?olld leas her and nut rip. ' urOeerlea Midi BVovIaloaH-Fanev Groceries, among which you will ihulbMt Peach Preserve*, Pie Freit,Extract*, Halslot1, Citron, &?.', ?tc. Bacon. Lard, fiant?, \>ra, Flout?, Hu?/sr, Colfov Mola??*, best Oreen, Black and English Breakfast Tea* H?rtSwnr<E-A ttood aatorttuent of Hardware. Fine To<i!s a Kpecialty. A K<.HM! a?*M>rtnn?ut of BR Y GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ?xe.; lleivlquarter? for i^lNE 81URT?. Give us a cad?. , . \ ? -, ' .,??. ? ?..' Try our line ROASTED COFFEE Try our lino TE AH. Try ?iur.Pc.uJ? lWrve-. Housekeepers will find with us a good 'assortment of Crockery, China and Glassware, [??twaro; Trays, Coffee Mills,,Kui ve* ami Forks, Spoons, mid niuny oilier things needed >y??^e"l^ec?l ?Cutler-Thc b-.-st Feed Cutter In thu market. Dexter Corn HholUr lenes competition. Call.at No. 4 Qranlt* Bow on . ",""?,,"" , ". ijj . . Ik TO BE SLAUGHTERED l l THE great downfall of receni dato in Cotton and Cot" ;on Goods lias caught many with largo stocks on hand; toerefbre the "PARIS STORE" being acknowledged aa the LEADER OE LOW PRICES ! Has marked Goods down below value in order to reduce ;he great Stock on hand. They must be sold, AND WILL BE SOLD ! ? large lot of LADIES' HATS just arrived, to be sold . - ... ' hilf. k?X/?? ?'. j \ . -, ;. | .. tt COST ! Anderson, S. C.. June 10,1?80. ^..LESSER, pAme ?rom. THE t. W. A? CHAPH AM has just returned from Now York, whore he has made 15?U. a careful selection of not only th? BEST GOODS, but tho PRETTIEST and 3U EA PEST, that could bo bought in ull the wholesalo houses in the Northern marketa. Io ts still selling . FOWRTEErV YARDS OOO? PRINTS FOR ONE DOLLAR. Those who come early get the bargains. Also, rcniornbcr tV^t wo havo u full stock of Cashmeres, Crcpo Cloths, Alpacas, Empress Cloths, &c, In all shades and prices. Figured and Plain Piques, Lawns, LUien Lawns, Muslins, Nainsooks, Corded Jnconots, tnd In fact, all other kinds of Summer Dress Gooda, from Cc. op to tho most costly goods hat can be bought, or that any lady could want or wear. And don't forget that our stock of BIIOBS is complete In every Uno, from the coarseut Jrorcans up to tito very finest and most elegant Slipper that could ba wanted or worn by uylady. We still mako a specialty of TEE?QLKR'S KINE 8 II I > ES, aud warrant ?very noir. Having bought tho majority of my Ooodsc?rly In tho season, everybody will kttow I ?ought them low. So parsons wishing to secure good bargains will give me a call. My uotto Ls to sell thom low and they aro sure to go. Latest stylos la STRAW HATS, from the cheapest to tho highest, Olve nte a call and be satisfied that you will get the most goods for the least money. W. A- CHAPMAN, Waverly House Bulldloff, March ll. 1880 " A FREE INVITATION TO ALL ! -;-o yOU aro respectfully invited io cali and examine our SIOCK or ??iUOCEKlES-such ""SUGAR, COFFEE, FLOUR, BACON, and MOLASSES, iVlnclt wo propose te seil ot "Rock Bottom" prices. Wo also invite year attention toonr tock of -, ? . . Staple Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &o. Vo also keep a full line of FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Give usa call, end if you don't Ike our prices don't buy. We are agents for Yhieh ls recognized to b? one of tho best Fertilizer.* on Mic market. Wc uro also agents br- '.' :'. . ? ? . . . .', ", )BER'S AB?M0NIATED BONB and ACID PHOSPHATE*; Vhlch ws recommend as being equal to any Guano sold in this market. Don't fail to give ns a call beforo buying. REED, MOORHEAD & CO. No. 7 Granite Row, Anderson, 8. C. Fob 12, 1880 27 READY FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, ?TL havo laid 1^?aro stock of a? kinds of Goods, which wo will dispose VV of at the LOWEST PRICES for tho Ooah, or on Time lo prompt mihi? lustomem. Wo keep on hatvl a largo supply af- 1 1 1 1 r GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Juch as- DRY GOODS,^ ROOTS and SHOES, uLOtmJKW, N?T?ONS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY.' WOODEN WARE, LiaAx??i?R, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Ind a thousand other articles too numerous to classify. Give us a call, as wu are ipt to bc undersold by any house In thc tip-country. BARR & GO.. klL'i ~ 4?? NO' ?O GRANDE ROW, ANDERSON, B, C. ?f*prii ***** lorry _' ll CASH, CASH, CASH -o WE will ?ell Goods for Cash ot thc VERY LOWEST RATE, and as wo sell only for CASH wo can afford to give more for the same amount of money han if wo had to run the risk of time sales. Our stock of DRY GOODS, GSOCEBIES, HARDWARE, &c" Is complete. We have just received ? large lot ?f New Orleans Syrup, Bacon and Flour, Which we are selling very low. Wo toko COUNTRY PRODUCE In barter, and >ay Ute highest prices for it. We hive Ono gunflyed B?se? of TOBACCO which wo are Helling very Cheap. PAMT & BRO. Jnr. ??? 12 CASH STORE! ? SULLIVAN I CO, CAN AND WILL VAVE YOU UON^Y I WE ARE CASH B^Y^HS A^l) Wli?i CASH, J^y^^^?1?^ Mylt* and price* Q?NT** ?nf'WAW, W? A jit) WOU?, H AT?*-a new lot. u?iXSf??^^^ ^n,'1 <"K>pn moro of our Celebrated IWIJKB.r^FOOT PLOW ?7r *W* wl" mtk0 01,01,0,0 Cotton inoreto.the boree. We an? atilt lleadquar t'4*i terr * Flour, atibar C?fico natl nil klnln Orortorit?. MMch26,1880 J- ':SWM. ^ CO, r. , i ? y i-, - ' .. - -y,. wins. E-eetfer ?ad Condenser. Any rarty desirim; to tHirchaie?w3*?,i fore SSS"?^^" WtymS^^ilt L - fore buying. Tho following are parties who are using tie HALL (JIN in A!iJeTV?iul adjoining CounLes with perfect success, vis : ?a^iwrwo A. J.Stringer, Jess? Timms, M. A^ Cobb, Dr. W. J. ?.?llf., ddon Krrinhr A IJalentlno. Wiin p. SuIUvan; Bodger* <fc Duckworth, anri B. Y-iL Lowry Kencca?itv Tho HALL OIN gives belter satisfaction with tho Feed .'.dcV?"^tachS 5S?& mui 0011 an?Tmy S?tttl^wWph?i ? S?* Rt? yo? 1*1C weight? of some b^l^ that I haVo ginuoa tnia week, whici? BBLVW ANYTHIKO THAT I H*VK jtvmt AecoMfLtfeiiED i.lwrXi liing our notion does not gin well until November and Dc^rmw. ^ L The bales of Alex. Watson : IMO Iba. Seel 'Cotton.;Uu..COS'lbs 1270'lbs. Seed'Cotton I..,.,401 lbs ?*'?''-' 1237 lbs, Seed Colton......,...457 ll. 8803 lbs. . \> ?? ? Un lin Not, qirito! 2. lbs. seod to one of lint, with weight of bagging mid ti ?im i,,in ?. Ol??", U03 lbs. seed quo .halo W? Iba. iWcotSS Weighed in and balls ??ol8?c?. mu on rairoanks'Beales. RfcspectfulJy:your?t . W? .? ;8utu"*? ? July 1,1880 JOHN 22* PEOPLES, Agent, Anderson, S. C, -" '-~^-^LJ^iif GREAT-^?KTO^a^0?^.:?^ MOES: DOORS, ?pM|iii0?|;^||^i Aj? IMMENSE stock on hand of our own manufacturo, holli WHITE and YELLOW FINE. Better than any Western made Goods brought to thia market. Wo aro constantly Manufacturing and oau'flU ordere of odd sizes at short no tice. , RETAH, PRICE 35PER CEKT BISC??NT I'rom ChicagoPrico List.: Special'Prices to Contractons. July 1,1880 LONGLEY "& DOBINSON/ 88 HECAIUR STREET, ATLAHTA, (JE0R6IA, AGENCY FOR AVEBY'S PLOWS *?]M;%A&0N$.: EAGLE GtJANO AN?V A0?B, CHAMPION DOWSES and REAPERS, BUILDBBSV llirirtt Dixie Plows. Points, Shovels, SweepB. Nails and riles, all kinds and sizes, ? . Horse and Mnle Shoes, Wood?nware, STAPLE D^; CO0D? BOOTS and SHOES, ? , HMS m CAPS, ' Oct ID, 1880 . , ll Iv ; ' HOW TO SAVE MONEY! TRY SULUVall 1?TT(?!? At their new Store*, n?&t to Crftyton's, if you want a First Class article ?t a low pile A FULL LINE-VERY CHEAP. A FULL STOCK pf; SHOES, HATS. ?C. In Fact- oar Stock of GENERAX' MERGH?NDISl: ?H Simply Tip Top. . AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS, Tozer and .Wood, Tabor & Morse Engines, PreB?08, Gins, &c. EXTRAS FOR THE TOZER ENGINE, to be W on handhems'ler and tr bo sold nt raar??ifaoturer,B prices. -' Twcnty-H?reo Tozer Engine and Saw Mill to bc sold low down. ami nut i class working order. Call on us for tonna and prices. June 17.1880 SULLIVAN & MAtTiSO 4P*. . _ DEALER IN GENERAL ???IKCH^?ND?SE HE?Dg?ASTEHS fo? MESS9 AND BOYS' ? 'Tho Lr?rr<?t xr?ces in the market for Hahi. TH?ISOS? M?l?Si 1KB MST " Attachments ?rid Need?ca Jor dlft&?n? kinds of Machines, ? OOOD S?OOk OP THF; CELEBRATED LOUIS C00? TEHXCLES, Such aa Open and Top BUGGIES, Double-Seat BFGCiE?, PH/ETONS, Ac. &e. Atli KINDS.-.03?. BUGGY MATERIAL AND . JiW .?<.. ,<*J*?utliea8t Corner Waverly House BuUdtogv April IS, 1880 '? i, ,,. . 40 ? HO I fi?Mlili .SS 'Wm? WILWAMS has jost rt ' t^'ual care and good tnsie. she aas w Evet brouglri lo this mark beet houses, and conscquori cheapest to che Ouest. ] Millinery to the Maotus. Wo thank tho puhlio foi the high appreciation Cd* ? VV*e 0C^diift>\y blotto thi> W Promise a? many ( STOCK OF LADIES' 5000S, 'ERY BEFART^IEKT ?b?;' C&P&ttl ftoS M.arch^l88j) 83