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Tue Universe. Professor Proctor closes bis lecture on "The Star Depths" with tho following ?uo?ation from Jean Paul Frederick Lichter:. . God called up a man into tho vestibule of Heaven, saying : "Come thou hither and see the glory of My house." And to the servants thatstood around His throne H~ "Take bim and undraw him from the robes of flesh, eleaneo his vision and put new breath into his nostrils ; only touch not with any change his hu man heart-the heart that weeps and trembles." It was done, and with a mighty angel for his guide, the man stood ready for his infinito voyage ; and from the terraces of Heaven, without sound or farewell, at once they wheeled into end less Bp?ce. Sometimes, with solemn flight of angel wing, they fled through sahara of darkness, through wildernesses of death that divide tho worlds of Ufe ; sometimes they swept along frontiers that were quickening under prophetic motion. Then from a distance that is counted only in Heaven, light dawned for a time through a sleepy bim; by unutterable pace the light swept to them, they, by unutterable paco, to tho light. In a mo ment tho rushing of planets waa upon them ; in a moment the blasting of snns was around them. Then came eternities of twilight that revealed, but were not revealed. On the right hand and loft towered mighty constellations, that by counter positions built up triumphal gates, whoso architraves-horizontal, up right-rested, rose, at altitude, by spans that seemed ghastly from infinitude. Without measure wero the architraves, past number were tho archways, boyouu memory tho gatos. Within were stairs that scaled tba eternities; below : above was below-below ww above to the mau stripped bf fcravitatirvg body-depth was swallowed up in height unsurmountable, height was swallowed up in depth un fathomable. Suddenly, as they thus rode from infinite to infinite-suddenly, as they thus tilted over abysmal worlds-a mighty cry arose, that systems more mys terious, that constellations more glorious, that worlds moro billowy, other heights and other depths, wero coming, were nearly, wero at hand ! Then tho man sighed and stooped, shuddered and wept. His overburdened heart uttered itself in tears, and he said : "Angel, I will go no further. For the spirit of man acheth with its infinity. Insufferable ia the glory of the universe, Let me lie down in tho grave and hide myself from the persecution of tho in finite); for the end thoro is none." And from all tho listening stars that shone around, issued a choral voice : "The man speaks truly; end there is none, that even yet we have heard bf. And thoron none!" The angel solomnlv demanded : "Is there indeed no end, and Is this the sorrow that kills you?" But no voice answered, that ho may answer himself. Than tho angel throws up bia glorious hands toward the Heaven of Heavens, saying : "End there is nono in the uni verse of God. Lo ! also, there was no beginning." ~: - - President Garfield's lifo is insured for $25,000 for tho benefit of his wife. - Now York lights 4C?? miles of street, two and a half miles of piers and sixty one acres of parks. - Andrew Johnson's heirs nra "now in litigation over the distribute n of his property, which is valued at $100,000. - A boy fell ovor tho precipice ot Ro chester into the Gonoaee River, a clear drop of 120 foot, and was taken out of the water unhurt. - In the year 1000 February will have but twenty-eight days, although a leap year. Thia phenomenon occurs once only in 200 years, and always in the odd year. - The thieves who robbed General capturing passes. - An exchange ?aye that women who Ulk thc most live the longest. If this it true, wo think thoro aro some in this State who ought to live at leret ono hun (trod anA fl f?t HMM -- - *-! - The builder of a church in a Lon don euburb, on rcturriltfaibjonaa for the -toast of his health, whick ?wi been pro posed, remarked: "f fency I nth moro fitted for the scaffold *hnn for public Bpeaking." - On the 8lst ult. John Graham, a eonv?C? 'o the Kentucky penitentiary, hired a negro convfc for twenty ?eat* to eut his hand off, so ho could not be modo to hacklo hemp. Tho negro cut ?3'** ham's bond offal one blow with on aa ?* - Senator. Gordon, n persona! enemy of.Conkling, describes the Salter as s man who always reminded him of the beginning of a negro preacher's prayer dowd ia Georgia: "Ob, ell-sufficient, self-sufficient/ inefficient Being.7' - A New York politician, Jn writing a letter of condolence to ibo widow of a Congressman who had been h'~ friend, says ! "I am pained to hear thai' W has gone to He*von. We were. bosom friends, but now we shall never meet again.'' - The ago of giants bas* returned. Within six months seven giants, over eight feet in height, have appeared In Now York pity. Tho latest addison'was Henrick Bruated, a Norwegian, who ar r?7ed Monday. He is eight feet tall'and weigha 400 poa ads. - Largo numbera of -camels are said to roam along the Gila and Salt Rivet bot toms in Arizona. They aro euppoaed to have ?prune fron a number of be ss ts which were Imported into Texas, in 1878 for use on the sandy plain? and iere turned I-ooso whjn the war broko oat. - A squad of colored people left Charleston for Liberia on Saturday; go ing byway of New York. In thc latter city on Friday a patty arrived, returning from Liberia to their old homo in Arkan sas. They1 give discouraging reporta, aiU? ihfi ?ntlm ^?iiiif t?u {? a aa?ftjdle. ^- A Virginian malled a postal card lo Senator Vance, w?thlhe request, "Picoso ?send me yonr speech on that d-d dog, Mnhone, and Mahone had the man ar rested ?for sending 'V?UTttou? matter through ?he mails." The New York World think? the poor fellow only stut tered with hfc nen. ~j Clo.. O. O. Howard, tho gymnastic i Christian alleged warrior who is now In I charge of Weat Point, has forbidden the v.-a ofrtobacco in that institution,-. As nina-tentbs o? the cadets are devotees of veed the order will probably c-ffeci, nabiag but toprorwof^sMenklng-which. ;nfleuial to Hova?d. doubtless. ,~- The population of London ft 8*814, 671. Io 1371 it was 8,204,000, and fa 1851,? JMj08.889.> It boa thus increased oVer 1,000,000 in twenty y ?a rs, or nt Js?.^rat5 ' , 8 per' cent, per ennuis, j-iiw ?Tor what is called.tba "Metropol'? itan dSetviet?? only, Wherj London connia io ita '.'beU^alsOjit ha? a popula ..-rr Wu v ?ho cxceJbace .of rica as a diet ia fully Undwfslood its'use will bc more frequent and*f daily oscurrence?n every b?Uld. At thia mon of the y***. ?p?ci*n?> ifc ,nfty pwp?rly be c.n?3co. aazupericv io any of ?-he cercaVi which ?.TO ic cash'general .uso far tfc# ' ?, "?? ..? . w-U**.meale,. N?otkeV fbOidi l? eo e??y ot f?gd?tion, and at it? prS^b c?stit U cheApar than pQtato?? ott-fcea^or grai^gnts rf anyjend. Et?r?ci from a book of SouthAmer ton ti*fAb: "Never hod tWIooely .^j? ^versed by human wing*. was paddling with bis arm in tho water an nfl/gator swam fearlessly up and bit t off without displaying the least appro hension." - ? volume of smoko arises constant ly from tho midst of a dense morass it Walkulla county, Florida, and bas foi at least fifty years been a mystery to th< people of that region, The spot is liv? miles from the nearest point to whick any p*- "s has ever penetrated. Tb? neg . Jlleve that it is the eutrance U hen, ant. regard it witt awe. Borne o: tho whites accept the theory of a volcano Judge White, of Tallahassee, lately or gan lied au expedition to explore th? swamp but failed to mako way in Un tangled rank growth. - A woman ut; Capo Girardenu. Mis ?our!, who had suffered from a husbaud'i neglect, traced him toa bar-room, when he was playing cards with several com ftenions. ?Setting a covered dish she bad n her hands down upon tho table, ahr raid: "Presuming, husband, that jot were too busy to come home to dinner, ] have brought you yours," ant', departed With a forced laugh he invited hit friends to dine with bim, but on remov ing the cover from tho dish fouud only c slip of paper, on which was written : "J hope you will enjoy your meal ; it is the same your family have at home." - A watch-maker in Newcastle., Penn., say? a Pittsburg paper, lias com pleted a set of three gold shirt studs, in one of which is a watch that keeps excel lent timo, tbodiai bsiugubout three-eight/ of an inch in diameter. The threo atudt are connected by a ?trap of silver inside tho shirt bosom, and the watch con laved in the middle one is wound up by turn ing tho stud above, and tho hands are set by turning the ono below. But per haps tho most remnrkablo thing about the lilliputian machino is that it worka with a pendulum like a clock, and tho pendu lum will act with ease and accuracy in whatever pohitioa the time-piece it placed, even if it be turned upsido down, Bitten by a Spider. Mr. Jno. Wblto, of Bickens, living bo twoon Greenville aud Eusloy Station, was bitten on Friday last, wbilo plowluc in his field, by n large block "bottlo" spider. Tho nplder had gotten lnsido thc quarter of hlH right shoo, and blt bim with vengeance near tho anklo. Beach ing down he caught tho insect with hi? finger.! and mashing it, threw ie down, In loss than ono hour afterwards Mr. Whito felt the effects of the poison In bis back and hlptt and Btomacb. Ho went homo and suflorod tho mont awful agony all night, tho poison of tho spidor afrect ing his whole t>ody from his liead down, until ho waa prostratod. lt traveled down his log?, burning liko fire, and cooran to havo settled in his left foot, whian ls greatly swollon and looks as ll an ImmenBo boll waa forming. Ho was In tho city yesterday hoing treated by D., Glazonor, and whilo still suffering some pain, apprehends no sortons results hore atlor.-Greenville iWtri, 4/A in?f. IN M ED 1 CINE ?P UR lt Y IS OF FIRST IMPORTANCE. PURE Drugs and Medicines. Standard Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Fine Toilet Powders. Colgate'a Cashmere BoquetSoap. Estr." Fine Hair Brushes. Improved Wiro Brushes. Electric Hair Brashes. Razors and best Shaving Soaps. Try our Tooth Brushes, and i( not satis factory wo will refund the money puid for them. Come and seo what wo have. WILHITR & WILHITE. JS&- For Sore Eyes uso Wilhlte's Eye Water. A cure guaranteed in every case. Aprlll4,1881 40 COVINOTOW, KY., May 1, 1881. Ofllco of Fd. Burkhohler, Chemist, Ac. IHAVE carefully analyzed a samplo of "Old Crow Whiskey," distilled for and controlled hy Messrs. F. W. Wngcner & Co., Charleston, S. C., and find it free from all impurities, and recorainoud it for faniily and medicinal use. < . Fo.;BunKnor.D?n, Chemist, Ac. JES- Tiiis brand ia controlled nt Ander son, S. C., by Mr. JOHN O'DONNELL. Juno 0,1831_ 48 3m TUTTIS INDOR8?D BY PHYSICIANS* CLERGYMEN, ABD TUB flFmCTCQ EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMKi OF THE ASE. rosWLTvW ?jQMof ate?UU.yansea.BOWSlaoo?tlve> gain lc thfrlgead.wlth a dan ?maatton tn IT xU#?* WASM7?W ASK ?B HJUDBQ,. EB101?D1SIA?S?3 ?lL SOON Bi DEVMrWl ITO'S HAIR .DYE. aoSbyPrntaiiSSi?*<W>r innaea t^y?7|L . ""^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ T^^HB undersigned offers the above Whet to Glnnore, or will sharpen Gins at thc most reasonable prices. The public are invited to inspect this valuable invention/ The best m ?chan los endorse lt, and for sim plicity and thoroughness, it has no equal. Call on or address _ ,<>>.<. B. W. BOUT?I, Bp Stairs, over Kew York Gosh Store, i May 6,1881 4?*-3m Andenos?, 8.C? iVr?TICE FINAL S ETT LE MENT. UH ? ? The undersigned, Administrator ct tho Estate bf John E. Norri?, deceases*, will apply to tho Judge or Probato for An derson County on Wednesday. Jnly 6,1881. for a Final Sottieasent of said Ealato, and a discharge ^^^?^'^"^^S^1* Ado'r. di boir?e?wiw?th thoWilV annexed. Sute 2,1881 ' ii / WANTED J A Coot) Milch (tow with Yeuno Calf, Sm Ma MATTHEWS AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED B'Ji-ijtHW?RTll Thrasher and f&po rater. Enctyye Mowers and R?Apejrs, tho New Eoonotn?icr, tho Belf-Propclllnj Monitor,'and'ethel' Stearn Engine?, ?aw aud Grist MUK Cotton Gins, Solf-Fceflcre Condenser* cud Preise?, and all Plantation Machinery. ? Write for prices end tenes. .; R^uYiivs fiiUhfoJly done. Letters bj j mad rtceivo prompt avtentlon. HEADQUARTERS FOR M ^ O ia: I Isl " IE3 IR, "2" For tlu- counties ot Abbeville, Anderson, Oconeo. PIckens, (Greenville ant*. Laurens. ?Sterin Engines, iStearo Power Presses, Cotton Grins, Feeders I Condensers. THE above cut representa the HALL SELF-FEEDING COTTON Gili, man- I utnetured at Sing Sing. Nerf York, which bas been sold in all ;of the above-named Counties, and which has given entire satisfaction wherever used. The saws are m ad o of the best imported steel. Tho saw ?haft is the largest made. Au examina tion of other Gina will ?onvinco you it is the mont substantially built Giu in use. It never breaks the roll, and therefore does away with tho expense of the revolving head, as tho secret of making tho Gin to prevent its breaking tho roll is in the proper shape of the roll-box. It is the only Gin that runs successfully with the Feeder and Condenser attached, and the only Gin that will feed yellow cotton. Below I give you a few testimonials and names : Lewis C. Clinkscales, Abbeville ; A. J. Stringer, J. W. Poore, Belton, W. M. Shirley, S. R. Timms, John 1). Kelly, Basil Callabam, nnd many o thora : BBEWEBTON P. O., Laurens Co., August 6, 1880. Air. John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. O.-SlR : The 60-Saw Hall Cotton Gin, Feeder and Condenser wo bought of you last Fsll is a perfect success in every respect, Wc run it by steam, and gm 10 bales of ?50 lbs. per day with ease. It is the best con structed and finest finished Gin I ever saw. It gins faster, makes a better cample, and thuB far excels in turnout any Gin ever used in this part of ibo country. This ".an be proved by all tho people who have had cotton ginned by me. We ginned i or the public last Fall 600 bales, and give tho best satisfaction of all the ginners. The coed being so perfectly clean, it makes a better sample. Further, ft separates from the qeed cotton, before going into tho roll-box, rocks, grit, nails and matches. There is less danger from fire, owing to the Self-Feeder taking out ail hard substan ces before thoy come in contact with the saws. The cotton .picked by tbe Gin tho laet season was carefully weighed before it was picked and ofter being baled, and the nvsiage yield the season through waa 1 lb. of lint for every 2\ Ibo. of seed cot ton. I have used nineo the war GinB of four diff?rent makes. Yours makes a belier Hut, clenns the seed bettor, ginB much faster, and for its simplicity unsurpassed. I think it ia destined, in a great measure, to supersede all others. I heartily recom mend it to tho.-o who wish to purchase Gins. It will moro than repay the additional cost. Very respectfully, KNIGHT & BALENTINE. BELTON, 8. C., May 4,1881. Afr. John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-DEAU Sm : Your favor of tho 30th of April received, and in reply I have to say that after a very late start I ginned l?o bales of cotton on the Hall Self-Feeding Cotton Gin. Everything baa worked well, and 'be whole outfit bas given entire satisfaction, both to my customers and myself. I would not think of running a Gin without the Feeder aud Condenser. The Feeder does better work than possibly eau bo dono by baud. Both the Feeder and Condenser are indispensable. Yours truly, -JOSEPH D. PINSON. AKDEBSON, 8. C., May 7, 1881,-John E. Peoples, Agent HaWa Oin-^Sun : The .10-Saw Hall Gin, mode at Sing Sing, N. Y., bought of you last Fall, has given per fect satisfaction. It cleanB the seed wc", and makes a ?superior lint, nnd runs light. The ROW abaft and saws aro the best I over saw. L. H. WELBORN. To J. E. PEOPLES-Tho 50-Saw Hall Gin, Feeder and Condenser I bought from you last Fall beats any Gin I have c -er aeon, and I have used and tried four differ ent kinds. It runs light, jnakea a good sample, gins fast, and will surpass any Gin in making a good turnout and in cleaning the seed. Now, If you desire a good Giu, ifj tuc Halt G i H, Feeder and Condenser, made at Sing Sing, N. Y. The Feeder and Condenser can't be beat, os tho Feeder will fe jd any kind of cotton yellow or dog-tail.ABRAM BOLT.' ANDERSON, S. C., May 18, 1881.-John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-DEAR SIB,.: The GO-3a? Hall Q?Dg Feodor and Condenser, made by-Hall S; F. Cotton Gin .Co., Sing Sing, N. Y.? bought of yon last Fal),* has-given perfect satisfaction io rayeelf and customers. I have used the Emery, Star aud Needle Gins, and much prefer the Hell to either of them. I ginned lait sensor. Upwards of 400 bales cotton on the Hall Gin, and during the whole seasou the Gin, Feeder and Condenser did not give mo an hours dolay. I cart obeerfuIJy.recouaracrid it to ?ay bpb.lyhihiug to purchase" a Gin, _ I found ?o dif?uu?iy'n ginning yellow cotton,' as the,Feeder feeds yellow1 cotton,7aud lakes out oil grit und hard substances before it" comes in contact with tboBawa. WM. A. NEAL. ANDETISOS, S. C., April 30. 1881.-John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-DRAB SIB: The 80-Saw Hall Oin, Feeder and Condenser, modo at Sine Sing, N. Y., bought of you last Fall, beats anything of tho kind that ? have ever med, and' I have used several different makes of Cotton Gins. It ls tho best Gin in use for durability, lightness of draft, clean ing the seed perfectly, ?nd never breaks tho roi), and gives entire satisfaction to myself i und customers. I was bnrnt ont tho 25th of last. SapU?s?ber, and my customers waited ODO month on mo until ? could get another Halt Oin to gin their cotton. Thu can be proven by my neighbors. Tho Feeder and Condenser can't bo bea?. I havo never had any trouble with thom. Yours itu?y, : M. A. COBB. PIBBOBTOWN, S. C.-Mr. J. E. Peoples, Anderson,.8. /7.^-DEAB 8IB : The 60-Saw Self Feeding Hall Cotton Gin, with Condenser attached, made nt Sing-Sing, N. Y., purchased of you last Fall has given entire satisfaction. It oaves tho labor of ono' band, and feeds J more regularly than could be dono by hand, never breaking the roll for o 'day at a timo"' if attended to. I ginned 350 balea lost Fall with it, and it bi Tn as good order appcarantly ns ever. It tw?keo samples to compete with any other gin. Mr. Sanford Martin hada bale ginned on my gin last Fall that was pronounced by .nc Piedmont Manufacturing Company to be the best ever brought to that market. I). H. -HAMMOND. DUB WEST, B. C., July 24, 1880.-Afr. J. E. Peoples.-DEAB SIB: In answer to your postal .T. viii soy.that tho Hail Self-Feeding Cotton Gin. made at Sing-Sing, N. Y.* that boojKl of you'lta*.givch entire faUefhctlon. I giencd nine bales ?day welglr* Cfc^atiq liuiBelfcATpo?l&Dtly and rdafe?s.a?upetlor sample bf Jint. I what no beti mtd iightnera of draft. Only wish I had taken'an 80-saw Instead of a GO-uaw. Yours truly, J. L. HADDON. A VWDEESON, S. C., May J4,1881.--Jno. E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-Tho Hall Gin uianu fad ured at Sing-Sing, N. Y., and purchased of you last season, is tho best constructed and finret finished gin wo have over used. It runs light, never chokes or breaks tho roll, and for sample .cannot bo excelled by any gin ever ix* \in this section. It has given this ne^hborhopd.cidiTO'satEsfa?tion. and fn our opinion Jemiali to or .better tblrfany other :?ln in uso to ouV knowledge, and would advise any" olia* wishing to purchase i good gin us \ ouy tho Hall Gin in preference to any other, \ MARTIN A DUCKWORTH, Williamson. S. 0. j . . / THU aOIIOFIKBil>;BM??S?iB.; which bas been sold in every section of ibo Southern Slat?, and which haa glvoo f^.u^vwva; Bai I? for''.,n, will bo kept on band, and sold at prices that will compote with fcny nra. .*K?a. Er.Kino manufactured. Tho following testimonials will give an evidence of n* _>r simplicity, durability and ' power : ???-?.? .> ?..? ?? AH?XB?ON, S. CV, May & ISSI.- John E. PepOfe?-^Vfn ?Jr.; The.3cboi%1? S&gine pur chased of yon-slx-hora? power-EM a?vep. perfect aaUawo ion. lt ls the best Engine 1 bur country; . 3rd. It han more power than any ' Regine. ?nade to' the number of Honte-' .j l ran aitfuRuf ninW TfaeAnr ?Uh ST. I Ka *?f&m nu) nott nvunmMut Oil* Kn. . ginoa?the'eaViSr formen? tobuy. J. M. CHAMBLK?. Fr^^ power^^^^^^^^ '** A35DX^ioir*"?^M AwrU^.-l Schoficldl%ngfne "Vtbought frr -<? you last Fall bas given entire aatbifacllon. It is very rdmpio in itsraa-t ehlntry, ar nv ofdihfcry man can mn it triihout any troubl?. ? am running a 40-lncb ; -Circular Sa. MUI, and tm vc sawed na high as 8000 feet In ono day out bf old- fi ci d pine ;( jos?-logs being very, sruall. ~ ,Ti b as thora, power than any C-ho/a* Engin* t ev? saw. ? cbesrfully ?vfv?rtiin'.'Rd tuts Engine to'all who dosiro ?rn Engine. lt c&n't be beat os to >[Smoothrunning. ABRAM BOLT., Samples of tho above Machinery can bo ?eon by calling at wi? Blore, and par? 1 I tleo dca?na|5.Wpsrc4jk;p will find it to their interest to call on or confer m\h as by . I mVi 1. ' ?DEN ?. PEOPLES, Agent. Anderaon? S. C. \ Juno fe. 1881 47 331 l^g^&'itHBBiroSjiHiwiaEM DANIEL PRATT GIN COMPANY GIN, FEEDER and CONDENSER. rTVHIS ia the 60th year of tho Daniel Pratt Cotton Oin Business, ?luring which time they JL have manufactured over 22.000 CS ina, which are used in every cottton-growing Stat?} in the Union, in Mexico, South America, British Bast Indies, and in almost every other country where cotton ia grown. The Revolving Head placed in thc end -f the cotton-hox prevent the Gin from chok ing and the roll from breaking. Any e -m..ion plantation band being able to feed the Gin satisfactorily. The Feeder is superior to any other machine o.' the kind in use. They aro simple in construction, and easily managed. They stand upon tho floor, and aro therefore not BO bard to get at. The Condenser is equal to any in usc-wo believe superior to any now made. The lower end of tho cylender being open, all dirt from the lint J3 driven through the lluor by tho air from tho gin-brush. By the use of thia Condenser the lint-room can be entirely done away with, saving many dollars in tho construction of buildings, making tho labor of handling Uno cotton beforo packing far easier, and loss and damage by lire ia reduced to a minimum. Thc Feeder and Condenser will pay for them selves In one season. Every machino la fully warranted to do perfect work, and until the purchaser is fully satisfied with the machino wo do not ask for payment- Should public to them, believing that their recommendation of tho machines will bo moro satisfactory to any one desiring to purchase than tba ordinary stereotyped form so common : J. B. Adger, Jno. M. Ashley, Armstrong & Robinson, Jno. Thoa. Ashloy, J. W. Ashley, Oliver Dolt, Tolivcr PMt, Wm. Barries, jr. J. Jack Brown, J. M. Chamhlee, M. B. Cliukscalcs, John Crews, Lewis Cromer. L. N. Clinkscalca, W. R. Dunn, B. A. Davis, J. W. Daniela .t Masters, Davis & Allen, W L Dalrymple. Dickson & McElroy, J G Douthit, J B Donthlt, H M Geer, W A Geer, Geer ?t Carpenter, C B (Silmer, Gantt <fc Co, Gray & HUlhouse. fi J Gui?es <fc Co, C E Harper-3, 0 E Horton-2. W A Holland, G M Hodges, W N Hali, Ham'l King & Co, Geo W Long, J H Little, He .ry Long, H B Major, W T McCown. T W Marth.., McClure & Co, McCarley & Co, Col C S Mattison, J M McAdams, W A McFall, McGill & Hutchinson, T W Norris, A M Neal, J J Owens, J W Pr?vost, J B Pruett, G B Rilev & Co, EB itice-2, Geo Boor, A J Bitton, W G Smith, T R Simpson, W J Stevenson, J H Townsend, H Tucker, D 8 White, E D Wakefield, Watson 6c Eskow, G S Williford, Wm Watkins. Any information desired by thosb living at a distance within our territory will be cheerfully and promptly given. The best machinery is always thc cheapest. McCTJLLY & TAYLOR, Agents for Anderson, Abbeville. Pickena and Oconce Counties, S. C., and General Deal ers In Merchandise, Grain, Flour, Provisions, Boots, Shoes, Hardware and Gen eral Snpplies. Agents for "Bowanneo flouring Mills," Cotton Presses, ' Insurance, ?bo., ?tc. Majy 20, 1881.[ , , - , 4?.n III III 3" ENGINES, GINS, THRESHERS, &C. The Tozer, and Wood, Tabor & Morse Engines. Three New Improved Cardwell Threshers on hand, And for sale at low figunw. Call and examine them. THE SMITH COTTON PRESS ON HAND. PLATFORM WAGON SCALES, FOR GINNER3. A 2 Ton SCALE FOR FORTY DOLLARS. They have been tested in this County, and givo satisfaction. Every Ginner should hnve one. ? great convenience to the customer. Saves time and labor to the Ginner. '* S.?,OE LEATHER, RAOJKJMQ., *?. 2,The largest Stock we ever carried. Prices lower than ever before. Do not fail to try us on Belting if you waut Bottom Prioea. SULLIVAN & MATTISON, Centennial Building* next to dayton's. May 19, 1881_' " : ll :" " ' " j^TTTEisr'X'ionsr. -O-! THOSE-wr : desire to buy STOVES, TINWARE and other HOUSE JFSJH ' NISHlNtU GOODS, should read tho following, and then call on tho under signed. Kerosene Stoves and Oil a Specialty. PRICKS ANO SIZES. No. 4, with four 4-inch Burners-Double. $7.00 No. 3J, with three 4-1nch Burners,.,. 4.60 Ko. 3, with two 4-inch Burners.:. 4.00 My large stock of Stoves are made by tho celebrated Stove Founders-Thomas, Rob ert?, Stephenson & Co. "THE TIMBS" and "SOUTHER!* BAKER" oro ?bo best in the market. Buy no other. l am aolo manufacturer of the best ?TEAM FRUIT DRYER lu the world. Call and buy ono. Size, GJ feet long, 2 feet wide. Mud? or the best galvanized iron. WiR; last ten years. Price, $8.50. My Tinware has. been. Reduced, in Price. Come * an# bugall yon Need. JJ. H. SBEiL, HAVE just received * bu?? int of all kinds of CHOICE GOODS usually kent lu . a General Wircantil? ?tQro, We tnak? a special of Goda floods^ *nd only w?shi, trial to cor, vjuva'the people of the fact. " " " WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED ^tag^ and Acid Pkw^j^,. Which is second to nouo, and aro also Agents for other STANDARD FERTILIZERS, and wonla rcspcotruRy ask the Farmers to examino our analysts and prices bofore ;Bte?iS^K H . mu, & co. J?n 13,18-81 _._- ? ? BUGGIES, BUGGIES BUGGIES TXTR HAVE ON H ANJO a Car Load of BUGGIES-Top, no Top au i Double Beet W* froni tho Globe Oarrisg* Works; Cincinnati, O., which wo will sell for LESS MONEY than anybody. Every Buggy warranted. Another car load of ST. LOUIS "EXCKL8I0R" WHEELER'S PATENT-tho only ??Km with eight bearings ftold in thia market. BETTE? THAN ANY-CHEAPER'! .THJ?t'??VER. . *n& PWMTC STOCKSr-Weseil "OLIVER 0HILL"-the only Plow that will (urn any land. Filmer a Friend, $3.60. Universal Iron foot, $2.00. ^|l?ft?^SJ?????rrQlo rex, Bod Top andOrchard Grass. B?OCTE: OF GOODS COM^LET?; J Your every want sbali be supplied, at PR?CE8 WAY DOWN. , Wc have. (X>NSlGNMENTS^^CAS^i^ dato all who want to borrow. -Sc SON. rTIHB undersigned having opened a Nove Millinery, Manttu^Maklng sud Notion Store Jt^>^d>reon. wlti;Taf> entirely newland beautiful lino hf HAT?, TRIMMINGS, FLOWERS, LACES and NOTIONS or Various descriptions, and with experienced La -lee of taste to superintend the raaklug up department, will bo pleased to have the Ladlee ?Il and ?re?ralos our stock of Goode, and leave orders for work pl our rooms, on tho SOUTH KN2 OF BRICK RANGE. We aro confident that we can please In styles and prices. ' XUW, AlsTi* ?EAlt. Mcfph 3lv 1A81 38 Stn '.. "r'-'> jMBalHPwfflOT PRICES WILL TELL- j LANGLEY BROS., i 164 KING STUFET, CHARLESTON,. - H. C. \ Ladies' Cberoise, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 up. Ladies Drawer*, 50c, 75c. $1.00. $1.V5 up. Indies' Hkiris, 50c, 75c. $1.00, $1.50 up. ? Ladiea* Gowns, 75c, $1.00, $1.2-5. $1.50 up. ! indies' Dressing Har/iues. 75c. $1.00 up. Ladies' Corset "Covers, 50c, 75c, $1.00 up. ! Cents' Shirts, to order, 75c, $1.00, $1 50, : $1.75, $2.00 each. Genta' Drawers, 50c up. Genia' Drawers, to order, 75c, $1.00. $1.25. , Gents' Undershirt*, 30c, 45c. 50c, 75c, | $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Standing Collars, 10c, 15c. 20c. Folding Collars, 10c, 15c, 20c Linen Cuffs, 20c, 25c and 35c. A Great Dargain ! Large lot of Edgings, from 5c un. Large lot of Inserting?, from 5c up. Towels, 5c up. Torchon Laos, Swiss Embroidery, Linen, Cambric Madrasa and Turkey Dod Handkerchiefs. All of which will bs sold Cheap. Polite and atl. ntivo Ladies to wait in the Ladies' Department. Givo un a call and be convinced tho Man ufactory is the placo to buy Fino Goods Cheap. April 21; 1881 Jil_ly What tbe Peonlo Say of tho William* sion teiualo College. A TENNESSEE Teacher write? : 'T had ? formed an erroneous opinion of tho "Gue Study" plan ; but, with your expla nation, my prejudice vanished: and now I do not hesitate to. say that, if yours ls not thc "royal road to learning," it is much bet ter tiiau tho one most generally used. In offering my reasons for liking your plan, I can not do better than refer to thoso given in your Catalogue." Thc Fall Session will open Aug. 1. For a Catalogue, address REV. S. LANDER, Williamston, 8. C. Moy 20. 1881 40_oct28 i m Cathartic Pills Combino tho choicest cit bari ic principles in medicine, in proportions accurately ad justed to secure activity, certainty, and uniformity ot effect. They oro tho result of years of careful study and practical ex periment, and aro tho most effectual rem edy yet discovered for diseases caused by derangement of tho stomach, liver, and bowels, which rcquiro prompt and effec tual treatment. AvEn's PILLS aro spe cially applicable to this claa? of diseases. Thoy act directly on the digestivo and assimil?t!vo processes, and restore regu lar healthy action. Their extensive uso by physicians lu their practico, and by all civilized nations, is ono of tho many proofs of their value as a safe, sure, anil perfectly rcliablo purgativo medicino. Being compounded of tho concentrated virtues of purdy vegetable substances, they aro positively freo from calomel or any injurious pronertiea, and can bo administered to children with perfect safety. ATEB'S PILLS are an effectual cure foi Constipation or Costiveness, Indi gestion, Dyai c-psia, Loss of Appetite, Foul Stomach and Breath, Dizzi ness, Headache, Loss of Memory, Numbness, Biliousness, Jaundice, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia, Colic, Gripes, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gout, Piles, Disorders of tho Liver, and all other diseases result ing from a disordered state of tho diges tivo apparatus. As a Dinner Pill they havo no equal. While gentle in their action, these PILLS aro tho most thorough and search ing cathartic that can bo employed, and never give pain unless tho bowels oro in flamed, and then their influence is heal ing. Thoy stimulate tho appetite and digestivo organs; they operate to purify and enrich the blood, and impart re newed health and vigor to tho wholo system. PREPARED BY OR. I. C. AYER & CO., Practical and Analytical CThemlsta, Howell, Mass. SOLD ST ALL DBUaaiBtB 8V2BTWUSS'/). New Advertisements. A Doso or Torraat'a Seltzer Aperient Hu removed the r.;;ony of rheumatism, and ita continued ueo entirely healed tho patient. Rheu matism ia hut little understood. Bonio empirics resort to embrocations, which aro really dtuigerouo It 14 now acknowledged to bo a blood disease, re eultlns from acidity. This aperient correcu all auch oddity, and thus cares the disease. Jill tho BY ?ALL ?D R'U G G?STS.0 * *" B?LP X?^W?^w<**??& PA, \o a week in y cur own town. Terms and 15 ou.ttt 'Vireo. Address H. HALLETT & Co, l'ortland.Me Pateute and Ci "'DIS. HAVING formed a copar..icrsbip with J. B. Duffie iV Co., of Washington, D. C., I am prepared to prosecute promptly all claims for Tensions, or increase of Pen sions for Soldiers, or the widows and chil dren of soldiers who serged in the war of 1812, the Indian wars, the Mexican war, or tlie lato war. Also, Bounty, Back Pay, Restoration to {'en&ion Roll, Land War ranta, und all other claims against IT. 8. Potents secured for Inventions, Discoveries; Designs and Trade Marks. No fee chargea except, for preliminary examination unless a Patent ?3 obtained. A. M. DUFFIE, Anderson, B.C. Mnrch 17. 1881 30 ly A?aluablo Discover. ?ndI?>w Pop?rtr,?'n1ri K-'I teal Beitmee.oa entirely New end pcstU' ?ir eL"t-clli> Itemody for ibo speedy anrt rK-rinaount i.'uro for ?li 1 doplorablodUcasorojultlngfr'jrii lir<5is<Te?t pr?. Hoe. oroxc-asea la routh or at an jr ?Im? ot U.'*.l>? iru?on'r tru? woy, via: D'rect Application a. itu* by Ab sorption, and cxvrtlmt lt? sp*cUo Inllufoco o 1 L'u VeuicleB, Imcta.and Gined, thatr.ro unab'.i to Uvri form tbolr nuluinl functions ?lilli? thia d!s*4>? pw/-, rades tbo human organism. Tho uso of Ibo l'r.b-.il < Is attentif! ?Itu no pain or Inconvenience, and dei noi lctorfi.ro Killi tho ordinary ptirrclts of llf.t: lt LI quickly dissolved end tuvo a aimai* --J, Dtndticll t fi lmmoalato toothing and rtw.li>r..i...) IIIIK! cpon t~.? DBtT'ouaorifanlrj'.tlontwrtroWfi fro.n vicious uablls ur ctrc\M9, ?l'jppinjr * M drain from thu erstem, ros.'ir lnjr tho rclnrt to uualtb and sound mernot v. rvtn.o - In? 'be DimnoBS of Giffbt, Coiifiulon or lAii-a. <>. vc rc I on to *Soe4*rt y, etc., etc, ami tho appearec.-., of prematura ol'* ult* usually arcompacyln^ ti.' i trouble, cod restoring tbo rlial forces whore th"/ taro been dormant for roam. Thia ra?do Of tn?t meut bas Mood tho te*t lu very eo-r?re cases, and 11 conn DMBuu nerd anefSM. Di tin arc too touvh trrlbed ta this trouble, and, v.- csu 1. wi'.. III? to, tilt b but lit (le If any pei mnoi.ul J ht- i I? ut? iWMMaaabtrat Ibis J'r? p^ratlna. l'riwtieal Oh. .orvatlon .sabiM us to positively cunronUs HIE* r. will elvo ontlnructlon. Lmrlc? tht- eljrfct yai\ Vir*, li has brno In Reanraluao. wo have thous'tcrH'o,' t.v?:? roonlats ai tu Its TRIUO. BIK! lt II now conceded ny t' i Mmikal 1'rofontlon to bo the iun?t tut Ioctl rnenu'- frc dlsi-ori-rod of roi'ihtD? and cnrlnr; I hie ?ery pr?vu!*? toolillie, that la wall koowa to be tim < ens? ul uo'w't! m.sur/ toto many.nnil upon wbuin quatta prey n.i'i tbi'lr nsnlmrs nostrum* and b.'ff f?r?^ Tlr-> l?om^.'y lt rut apia otut botos.of thron nixer. ST* X.'trovwft to last a, month,! 83; Ho. S. CsuCactenl lo rrTtrta lier, minent cure, unlem In fiore ra casos.1 SU) *?o: P. Hastiar; orrr three months, will roaloro tbtMO in thu E AC JJ BOX. (Henel for arturo" fieserlittlee Jfrrnt/..- ? lr to giving Anatotnieal M tlnvtrut ion tttnl t'esthnontl. vhi*H trill cont < ?i< <. [i ihn moat ekrptteal mat they ran l/rir-fl staifito perfect health, ttn<t l*iei'(t'nir\ /oivrs ffior.j'f;/ rf-establlmhi'il ?an fd aa If never a/Teetetl. f?nW O.t'i.*.' t;1 T HARRIS REMEDY CO. WO. WBApii. Marko?and Oth SU. VT. LO'J'S. rV*.Oi CUSES ^^?^fe GUREC l?oiaesTio?, Pffl - j~'^A. LOST APPETITS, I .. wQ'jrtiEse. ^^S|r^?5W 8ot;n STOM?OH. L:C>;K?A?MK" ^US' 3^ Pou*- BnEATv, :. -;.TIVE'tSSO. . . ^sSfewS/^r, U^jlt Srir.iTO, .'fZiS i^^??jj^^Kfe?. CMlV.JlOM-T Of \ crci? t"%^rS^^ffj 6Pte'tt?!ec^|j ."'i' -.-r:Vi tit. ;T .'( v srr;iai-.o c!in .!.,r li..* |-. . ? .v"?:..vd v?:'*! T : >.-ii ... .'.ll 1 !a ?. "t. ?. I3U. ' : irf?-*^. ?*.. j:jii-i, .. . ?i l?.-j.'n" . n ..i.i-.- t;- ! ji. :LS;. ?. t??H l?f ni, 1.j < MARBLE YARP. A LL nersons wanting TOMBSTONES XX will do well to call on me, as I have on hand ail grades of Marble, and work all the new design*). I warrant my work to .givo satisfaction. Prices to suit thc times. I am prepared to take caro of thc County travel and regular boarding at reasonable rates at tho Benson House. Meals 40 cents. Lodging 25 cents. THOS. M. WHITE. Feb 20, 1880 33' . MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. PURCHASE your 1"MOINES from us, .and save $100 on a 10-Horee ; $200 on a 20-Horse, and 8300 ou a 30-Korse Power Engine. Send for out prices before pur chasing Engines, Gias, Presses, Saw and Grist Mills, Threshers, or any k?nd of Ma chinery. We are Manufact?rela' Agents, and guarantee satisfaction in quality and price. WALKER * LOUD, No. 135 Meeting Street. Weat Side, Near Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. April 7,1881 39 3m PBRPT, nousTOH Co., GA., Jsn. 28, 18S0. In tLe year 1878, there wore two negro prisoners coDflncd In tko tall of this county, who were verr badly nffllcted v.'fh that loathsome CUBCMO Syphilis. Xn ray official capacity os Ordinary, I employed Capt. C. T. Swift, then a resident of thU place, ta cure them, under a contract, "no etit*, PO poy." Ha Rtimlniatered to them his celebrated SyphUlUc Specluc, ?nd In a fen weeks I felt bound, under my contract, topsy him out of thocounty treasury, as he had cifceted a complete and radical euro. ' In'toeilmooy I hereuuto act my official alana -*-turo and seal. I 8?al I A. 8. OILES, V->-m " Ordinary Houston CountyfX3a. "" ' , CIUTTAWOOO*. Tamr., Feb. X?, 1875. Wo tata pluasuro In aavlng that tho 0. 8. 8. ia gitrlng good aatlalacUon. We httTO had excellent results from a number of cases. Ono gonllamaa, who had coen confined to his bcd rix tccekt with Syphilitic Ilheumatlinn, has been cured entire!}, nut. siicaks lr. the highest prr.Uo of lt. It also ccu well In primary as la secondary and tertiary ?aaa*. CHILES 'A' BEF"*Mfi THB8WUT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pastors, Atlanta, Qa. * ' mff&N. ^?P00'?1^1* * ??-> WUhit* A w illilte, Anderson, 8. C. S*11 for f copy of "Young Mon'? Friend." Nov 18,1880 X0 Ira THE BEST THE CHEAPEST-* JF you want thu Beat CONFECTIONEIUES and good OROOERJES.'cail on Joly 22. 1880 . ?' Ma8cnl? Ba^g/Anderon. ?. C. Tlie Xjigb.^ Eunning: ? PEOPLE'S| St^mO MACHINES. H "i " PEOPLE'S " SEWING MACHINE . IB^B-MBB^^BI IS light-running, Loa simple tension, is Jar?, has St^^^^SSB^^^^BB^^S??n has easily threaded shuttle, winds a bobbin ^S^^BSB?^^ni^^^9fW^^^^ without ^^^?^JIJ^Q ?' 'N0 H/JI JI and is BO simple in K^SSTSV S?WUW? its construction'that lt is fiMHMMlig3^,' .?sSaEa easily understood ; the People's ^LwH^'^^W S8fHB - Machine ia tho best for all kinds of . ^^HTJTK - ^ftJBfb-WBT'^ Family Sowing. Beat in ute. ' llw^^' ^ir3; WANT '^&&TS!M!B . Ilxer '?' 9\Lwk} ?"' Whore our machinas aro not represented. Bend ' il A ^^'""'jVj/t frtr circular to tho " BEM''^^BSH PHILA. SEWING M?QHJME CO., ' ' July 8^1880 52 - i ly ? ? GEORGI PREPPED sr A PROCESS ^smr m wo or;n:n illh ?*^:.v.-ffo?3,toor?^ S 1 EEprnc.? ??B ?ric? ?*HKM