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Jefferson-Lui nomocracy.
Tlie New York ?San publishes au ud
luirnblc exposition of the system of Jef
ferson. There is need for the people
here to go hack tc these first principles.
Wc give n brief Synopsis of the principles
ol Thomas Jefferson. They arc good for
all tin. and aretha only principles upou
which American liberty can be pre
served.
"Thc support of thc State Government
in all theil rights, os thc most competent
administration!! lor our domestic con
cerns and thc surest bulwarks against
anti-republican tendencies: tho preser
vation of the general Government in its
whole constitutional -igor as the sheet
anchor of our peace nt home and safety
abroad.''
An honest administration of the Gov
ernment which implies uot merely a just
application of thc public moneys to the
public service, but a faithful observance
ot the limitations of thc Constitution.
Of applicants for office three questions
univ nerd bc asked : "Is he honest?1 'Is
he capable ? I-. he faithful to thc Consti
tution?"
A nutnhci of officials sufficient for ibo
transaction of the public business; no
supernumeraries to cat out tho imb
stance of the people.
A diplomatic establishment limited to
thc public necessities; nothing for parade,
nothing f jr patronage.
A sleepless jealousy of standing ni
mios; a mercenary force always danger
ous to liberty ; the military embodiment
of the people in the .States thc surest
safeguard of public peace and domestic
rights.
Thc money collected by taxation to bo
expended only on thc objects specified in
the Constitution. It may not oe distrib
uted to favorites in thc form of bounties
01 ol subsidies, nor given away in charity.
1 c urged thc State of Virginia to bo lib
el il toward the San Domingo sufTcrers,
but he denied tho right of Congress to
grant them a dollar.
hVonomy in public expenditures, not
only that the people may be lightly bur
dened, but thal thc purity of the Admiu
istration may ho preserved. Extrava
gance is the paient of corruption and cor
ruption is the parent < f usurpation. A
public thief is a public enemy.
No power in the general Government
to lay one class of citizens under tribute
lo another; duties levied for revenue,
and discriminations permissible only
against those countries which discrimi
nate against us. "Free commerce with
all nations, entangling alliances with
no..c." Ile held that all restrictions
upon thc freedom of trade were hut rem
nants of barbarism, and a state of things
in w' ich any people, wherever situated,
might freely < xchauge its surplus for the
-urplus of any other would produce thc
greatest sum nf human happiness.
( 'o tigres* has no power to erect a pri
vate, or a mixed private ami a public
corporation, to ?lo that hy indirection
which thc United States may not do di
rectly.
Eternal hostility lo monopolies; no
power lo create them is granted ; thc
whole spirit of the Constitution prohib
its them. Hut such was Mr. Jefferson's
dread of these subtle and formidable
enemies of fri cdom that ho earnestly
recommended a separate clause in thc
bill of rights "to guard against them"
forever. Ititi thc danger nt that time
seemed so remote lo all but this far
sighted sentinel on thc watch tower that
his solemn warning passed unheeded,
and posterity is paying tho penalty.
Supremo confidence in the virtue ami
intelligence of the people, and implicit
obedience to their will then legally ex
pressed.
Setting a Hen.
Thc following very funny letter ap
peared in a numbor of the Poultry
Monthly:
MEEVTER VERKIS-1 seo dot rnosd
eilerbody wrides aomeding tordeshicken
bahets nowatays, and I tonghi praps
meppo I can do't too, as I wrido all upout
vat dook blaco mit mc lasht summer;
you kno-oder of you don't know, den 1
dells you-dat Katrina (dot is mino
vrow) und me, vc keep sumo slackens
for long limo ngo, und von tay she sait
to me, "SOL!-.-'ry," (dot is mein name)
"vy dond you put some of dc- aigs under
dot ok pine hen thicken? I tink she
vants to sate." "Veli." I sait, "meppo I
guess I viii ;" so I lucked out somo of de
best aigs und dook um oud do dc parn,
fere do ult ?icu ninko her nest in dc side
of de haymow, pout live "Ix feet up ; now
you see I never voa ferry big up und
town, bill I vos pooty big ntl do way
around in do mittle; sc I koodn'l reach
up dill I vt.:;? und get a parrel to stnut
on ; veli I clime mo on do parrel, und
von my bcd riso up by dc nesht, dot olt
hen abo gif mo such a bick dot my noao
runs all ofer my face mit bloo-j, uud vou
1 dodge back, dot plastci' olt parrel ho
preak, und I vent down kerahlam ; I
didn't tink I koot go ?nsito a parrel be
fore, put dore 1 voa, und I fit so dite dot
I kuodn't git nie out efferway ; my fest
voa bushell vay up under my armholes.
Ven I fount dot I voa dito sthuck, I
holler "Katrina ! Katrina !" und ven sho
koom uud see mo sthuck in de parrel up
to my armhole, mit my fuco all plood
und tugs, sho sbiit lait town on do hay
und lau und lall, till 1 got so mat ? sait,
"Vot you lay dere und laf like a oil fool,
eh? Vy don't you koom bull me uud?"
Und she set und Bait, "Oh, vipe off your
chin, und bull your fest town ; ' den Bhe
lait back mid I a ft like she vood shblit
herself moro na efer. Mat os I vos I
tought to myself : Katrina, abeak Eng
lish pooty good, but I only sait, mit my
greatest dignitudc, "Katrina, viii you
bull ino oud dis panel?" und sho seed
dot I look pooty red, so aho sait. "Of
course I viii, Sockcry ;" der. she lait me
und do parrel town on our sito, und I
dook holt do door sill, und Katrina sho
bull on de parrel, but do first bull sho
mato Iyollet, "Donner und blitzen, shtop
dat ; dero is nails in dc parrel !" You
seo do nails bent down ven I vent in, but
ven 1 koom out dey schtica in mo all do
vay mundt. Veil, to make a short sthory
long, I told Kitrina to go und doll nay
hor Iluusmnn to pring a saw und saw mo
dis parrel off; veil, ho koora, und ho like
to shblit himself mit laf too. but he roll
me ofoi und saw de parrel all de vay
mundt off, und I git up mit half a parrel
touud my vaist; den Katrina sho say,
"Sockery, vail a little, till I git a battern
off dot now ofershirt you half on," but I
didn't sait a vord. 1 shust got a knife
oud und vittle de hoops off und siding
dat confoendet oil parrel in do vood pile.
Punehy r?n T i ca? jQ ?e houso Katrina
she said BO sod '.ko : "Sockery, dond you
goin' to put somo aigs under ?lot olt plue
hon ?" Den I suit, in my deepest voice,
"Katrina, if you efer say dot to me again
I'll ?ct a pill from you, help mochiminy
eraeious," und i dell you Bhe didn't Bay
dat aminoro. Veil, ven I shtep on a
parrel now, I dond shtep on it, I git a
box. Drooly yours,
SOCKERY KADAHOUT.
- Tho Iloston l'on says of all tho moa
sagos of sympathy whion have boen do
li vored at tho boiMdo of th.i wounded
President, wo venturo to say not ono was
moro thankfully received than tho ono
which came from Mr. V. \V. Bond, of
North Carolina. It was os followti : "A
blind and wounded ox-Confodorato sol
dior tenders his congratulations on yonr
improved condition. May God valso yn?
to preservo tho ?primeo and dignity of*tho
Nation."
- Mrs. Grundy writes fron ^Vaahlng
ton that ono of tho President's intimato
lr"-nds from Ohio, a prominent pollticlau,
said to her last spiintr : "Oarllold ls so
much m tho habit of putting his arm
around a man when ho is talking with
him earnestly that ho sometimos forgets
himsolf and doos lt to a woman In tho
midst of a crowd. Ho onco did this to
5 my wife, who. not understanding what it
meant, waa growing indignant, until I
explained to dior."
- Hurd, win? invented the machino
everywhere- HMM! for oxtracting Migar
from molasses, made 83",'>oo hy tiiat val?
nable idea. other people Bavo made
many millions by it.
- Justice Clifford of Hie United Males
.Supremo Court hui? undergone amputa
tion of tho foot tor gangrene, and is as
eomfortublo a? could bo oxpoetod. Tho
ehanecs of bis recovery are, however,
very ?small.
- Tho Wilmington < N. C.) foti claims
that OVOry ".square" Republican papor in
that Stale is anti prohibition, andad visos
everybody to voto against prohibit.mi.
Tho Democratic papers aro divided;-N.
Y. limn. It looks as though the temper
ance question, carried into politic*, is
going to cause a vast deal of unnecessary
trouble.
- Wonderfully rapid canal digging ia
reported to have been done in Florida, in
connection with tho scheme for redeem
ing tho vast area of .swamp land. Pow
orful machines on Moats will scoop tho
?oil to a depth of fifteen feet and a width
of forty-four. Niuo million cubic yards
will bu thus excavated in about niue
months.
- Senator Beck stale.-, tho bottom tacts
aa to why there is no President ?m tem.
of the Senate : "Tho Kepu bl leans agreed
to go into an election if the Democrats
would elect Senator Harris, ol Tennessee.
The Democrats, who have a high regard
for Senator Hanls, and Senator Harri-,
who is an unscliish Democrat, refused to
accept an ollleo thu? tendered. Them
was consequently no eleetion. That ls
all."
- Ex-Senator Morriinoti, of North
Carolina, ?poko at a recent prohibitory
meeting in his State, and alludod to his
family nilli'thins us caused by liquor,
though be II ?vor meddled with lt himself.
Ho said: "It bas r ado my boy u wan
dering vagabond, bas broken my w ife's
heart; ves, when I was asleep, thinking
him at homo in the bouse, he was ticing
made a drunkard In tho barrooms of I
Haleigh."
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BELTON, s. c.,
AGENT FOB THE CELEBRATED
BUTTERWORTH Thresher and Sepa
rator, Buckeye Mowers and Reapers,
tba New Economizer, thc Self-Propelling
Monitor, and other Steam Engines, Saw
and Qrist Mills, Cotton Gins, Self-Feeders,
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May 4, 1881 42 4m
THE EUREKA GIN WHET.
THE undersigned offers the above Whet
to timmi., or will sharpen Gins at
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invited to inspect this valuablo invention.
The best mechanics endorse it, nnd for sim
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Steam ICii<>'iiies,
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Speeders s Ooiicleiisers.
XHK above cut represent the HALI. SELF- FEEDING COTTON GIN, man
ufactured nt Sing Sing, New York, which lian been sohl in ali of the above-named
Counties, and which has given entire satisfaction wherever used. The sawn are
made of the bent imported steel. The sasv shaft is the largest made. An examina
tion of other Gins will convince you it is the most substantially built (Jin in use.
It never breaks thc roll, and therefore d ies away with thc- expen.se of the revolving
head, as the secret of making the Gin to prevent ?ts breaking tho roll is in thc
proper shape of the roll-box. It is thc only Gin that runs successfully with thc
Feeder and Condenser attached, and thc only Gin that will feed yellow cotton.
Hciow I give you a few testimonials and names : Lewis c. Clinkscales, Abbeville ;
A. J. Stringer, J. \V. I'oorc, Helton, \V. M. Shirley, S. Ii. Timms. .lohn I). Kelly,
Basil Callahan!, and many others :
llltKWKKTON I'. ? >.. Laurens ( V)., August tl, 18SU.
Afr. Julm l-l. People?, Andn-wn, -S. <'. -Stn : Thc GO-Saw Hall Cotton Gin, Feeder
and Condenser we bought of you last Fall is a perfect success in every respect. We
run it by steam, and gin ll) bald of 1?0 lbs. per day with ease. It is thc best con
structed and finest finished Gin I ever saw. ll gins faster, makes a belter sample,
and thus far excels in turnout any Oin ever used in this patt ?d' the country. This
can he proved by all the people who have had cotton gullied by inc. Wc ginned
for the public last Full GOO bales, and give the best satisfaction of all the giunors.
Tho seed being so perfectly clean, il malees a better sample. Further, it separates
from the ?ced colton, bet?re going Ihc roll-box, rocks, grit, nails and matches.
Thcro is less danger from lire, owing to thc Self-Feeder taking out all hard substan
ces before they come in contact with thc saws. The cotton picked by the Gin the
last season was carefully weighed before it was picked ami after ticing baled, and
the average yield the season through was 1 lb. of lint for every 2 { lbs. of seed cot
ton. I hnvo used since thc war ( iins of four different makes. Yours makes a better
liut, cleans thc seed better, gins much faster, and for its simplicity unsurpassed. 1
think it is destined, in a great measure, to supersede all other.-. I heartily recom
mend it to those who wish to purchase < ?us. It will more than repay thc additional
cost. verv respt clfullv,
KNIGHT c< BALENTINE.
BELTON. S. C., May 4, 1881.
Afr. John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-pKAlt Silt : Your favor ol the .'tutti of
April received, and in reply I have tn say that after a very late start I ginned loO
bales of cotton on tho Hall Sell-Feeding Cotton Gin. Every thing has worked well,
and tho whole outfit has given entire satisfaction, both to my customers and myself.
1 would not think of running a Gin without the Feeder and Condenser. Thc
Feeder does better work than possibly can he done by hand. Both thc Feeder and
Condenser arc indispensable. Yours trulv.
- JOSEPH 1). PINSON.
ANDERSON, S. C., May 7, 1881.-John E. Peoples, Agent //?//'.* f7t?-Silt : The
.10-Snw Hall Gin, matlo at Sing Sing, N. Y., bought of you last Fall, has given per
fect satisfaction. It cleans the seed well, and makes a superior lint, and runs light.
The saw shaft and saws arc the beat I ever saw. L. II. WELBORN.
To J. E. PEOPLES-Thc 50 -Saw Hall Gin, Feeder and Condenser I bought from
you last Fall beats any Gin I have ever seen, and I have used and tried four differ
ent kinds. It runs light, makes a good sample, gins fast, and will surpass any Gin
in makine; a good turnout and in cleaning the seed. Now, if you desire a good
Gin, try tho Hall Gin, Feeder and Condenser, made at Sing Sing, N. Y. Tho
Feeder and Condenser can't be heat, as tho Feeder will feed any kind of colton
yellow or dog-tail. ABRAM BOLT.
ANDERSON, 8. C., May 18, 1881.-John E. Peoples, Anderson, S. C.-DEAR Slit
The GO-Saw Hall Gin, Feeder ?nd Condenser, made by Hall S. F. Cotton Gin Co.,
Sing Sing, N. Y., bought of you last Fall, has given perfect satisfaction to myself
and customers. I have used the Emory, Star and Needle Gins, and much prefer the
Hall to either of them. 1 ginned last season upwards of 4<i0 bales colton on the
Hall Gin, and during thc whole season thc Gin, Feeder and Condenser did not give
me an hour's delay. I can cheerfully recommend it to any one wishing > purchase
a Gin. I found no difficulty in ginning yellow cotton, as thc Feeder feeds yellow
cotton, aud takes out all grit ano hard substances before it comes in contact with
the saws. WM. A. NEAL.
ARDKRSO.N, S. C., April 30. 1881.-John E. Peoples, Anderson, s. C.-DKAUSIK: The
80-Saw Hall Oin, Feeder and Condenser, made at Sing Sing, N. Y., bought of you last
Fall, beats anything of the kind that ? have ever used, and I have used several different
makes of Cotton Gins. It is the beal Gin in use for durability, lightness of drall, clean
ing the seed perfectly, and never breaks the roll, and gives entire satisfaction to myself
and customers. I was luirnt out the 25th of last September, and my customers waited
one month on mc until I could get another Hall Gui to gin their cotton. This can he
proven by my neighbors. Thc Feeder and Condenser can't be beat. 1 have never had
any trouble with them. Yours truly, M. A. CO lill.
PlBScKTOW.v, S. C.-Mr. J. E. ?'andes, Anderson, i}. C.-DK.\KSir.: The50-SJW Self
Feeding Hall Cotton Gin, with Condenser attached, made .ii Sing-Sing, N. Y., purchased
Of you last Fall lias given entire satisfaction, lt saves tlc labor of one band, and feeds
more regularly than could be done by hand, never broking tho roll for a day at a time
if attended to. 1 ginned 3a0 bales last Fall with ii. und ;t is in as good order appearantly
as ever. It makes samples to compete with any other gin. Mr. Sanford Martin had a
hale ginned on my gin last Fall tUat was pronounced bv ihc Piedmont Manufacturing
Company to be the best ever brought to that market. D. H. HAMMOND.
DCB WBST. 8. C., July 24, lSHO.-Air. J. F.. reoptes.-DKAII Sm: In answer to your
postal I will say that the Hall Self-Feeding Colton Gill made al Sing Sing, X. Y" that 1
bought of you has given entire .satisfaction. I ginned nine bales a day weighing C><i ll
('leann the seed perfectly and makes a superior sample of lint. 1 want* no better for speed
and lightness of drat!. Onlv wish ! had taken an SO saw instead of a UO-snw.
Yours truly. J. I.. HADDON.
ANOKOSON, S. C., May 14, ISSI.-Jua. E. /'<"/./<.<, .Inderi. S\ ( . T hc Hull <?in manu
factured at Sing-Sing, N. Y.. ami purchased of von las! reason, is the best constructed and
littest finished gin we havt? ever used, lt runs light, never chokes or I > rea ks the roll, und
for sample cannot be excelled by any gin ever used in this section. It has given this
neighborhood entire satisfaction, and in* our opinion is equal t<. or bettor than any other
gin in use to our knowledge, and would advise unv one wishing to purchase a good gin
to buy the Hall (?in in preference to anv other.
MARTIN vv BECKWORTH, Williamson. S. C.
THE 8CIIOFIEI.1? EN (? I NE. which has been sold in every section of thc
Southern Statos, and which has given such universal satisfaction, will be kept on hand,
and sold at priera that will compele with any first-class F.nginc manufactured. The
following testimonia!? will give an evidence of its superior simplicity, durabilitv and
power :
ANDERSON. 8. C., May C. 1881.-John F.. Peoples-Dear Sir ; The Schofield Engine pur
chased of you-six-horse power-bas given perfect satisfae inn. It is the best Engine I
have ever used, and I have used three other different makes. 1 like it for three reasons.
1st. It is simple and durable. Jud. lt runs smooth er and steadier than any Engine in
our country. 3ni. It has more power than any Engine made to (lie number of horse
power. I run a50-Saw Gin ?nd Feeder with 25 lbs. steam, and can recommend this Hu
ghie as Gio one for farmers to buy. j, M. CIIAMBIJEE.
PIRRCETOWN. S. C -Mr. J. F. Peonies-Dear Sir : The live-horse power Schofield En
gine purchase?! of yon last Fall bas given satisfaction. Mv engineer says it U ?he !:g!;t. St
rnunlng Engine he ever had uiiyihing lo do With, Can keep "up more steam with less
wood than any other. It runs a 50-Saw Hall Oin. with Feeder and Condenser attached
with all ease, and gin seven bales per day. D. H. HAMMOND.
ANDERSON, 8.C., Aprils. 1881.- 7b J. bl, Peonies ; Tho six horse Schofield Engine
1 bought from you last Fall has given entire satisfaction. It is very simple in its ma
chinery, und any ordinury man can run ;t without onv trouble. I am running a 40-inch
Circulor 8aw Mill, and have sawed as high as 3000 feel In one dav out of old-field pin?
loga-logs being very small. It hus moro power than anv 6-horsc Engine I ever saw
I cheerfully recommend this Engine to all who desire an Engine. It can't be b>at as to
smooth running. ABRAM HOLT
Samples of tho above Machinery can ho seen by calling at my Store, nnd par
ties desiring to purchaso will find it to their interest to call on or confer with mo by
mail.
June 2,1881
JOHN E. PEOPLES, Agent, Anderson, S. C.
17 3m
DANIEL PRATT GIN COMPANY
GIN, FEEDER and CONDENSER.
'IMUS i- ll.? Will wai of lliu Daniel Prall foll?n (Sin Buslnc**, during which M>'itlu;y
1 bave mai.uhVliired ..ver .?! i?HHiw, vvhkli nr.- used.lu every .i ntl to i-grott mg State
?nthc L-nion. Iii Mexico, Som I. America., British Kasl Indie, ami III ahiio.it ever} other
:ountry where cotton is grown. . .... - .
Tile Revolving llciul placed in theeml bf ihe juttot.-box |.r. .:ii e ? . hok,
i"K and Hie roll from breading. Anj .....ninon plantation hand bc ?ab '? 10 ^?.?"?
(iii, satisfactorily. Thc Feeder is superior lo any other mach.tm <?l the kind m ' ? * .., .
>ro simple in construction, and easily managed. They stand II|H.II Il e Moor. : .11 ire
therefore not so bard toge? at. The Condense, ise.inal many in me- vebcheve t-ui erl.
oat. now made. The low.r end of I.ylend.r Lin' open, all dirt bom the mt is
driven Ihroiigh .be Moor by thc air fron, the gin brush. Hy I he usc of lins Cm^Mrtlie
lint-room can Le entirely done awav willi, saving many dollar: m Ihe constru Hinn o
buildings, making the bibor of baudiin ? tbeeotton I ..-fore lacking lar eas er, and oss ami
damage liv lin h reduced t., a minimum. The l o der and Condenser -.yd. |tt) or t em?
?elves m one season, Everv maebine i- billy warranted m do period work, and lint
the purchaser Is fully satislicd with thc machine we do nut a.<k mr payment. ? uou u
any machine prov? in any way defective, wc makefiles:. good at om expense upon
notice being given to us. ' We give the names gentlemen m Uns ami adjoin mg < ouii
ties who have lb? Da" id Frail Dins. Feeders ami roiidcnsers in u-c and refer the m blk
to them believing that their reconnu? ndutimi of the machines will be more satisiaelorj
t.. atti' - -ne desiriiiu t.. purch.c than the ordin?r} slercotypc 1 lorin so common -
I" JJ vdgcr .In?.. M. A hlev. Armstrong Si Kobitison,
Jim. Tims. Ashlee, .1. W.Ashley, ol?vw Bolt,
Toliv.r li..lt. Wu.. Burris* jr. .1. Jack Hmwii,
.1 M Chainblce. M. H. I.'links.ale.-.. John ( rews,
?...wi- from'! I.. N. Cliukscalcs, W. lt Dunn,
i; A Davis, .1. W. Daniels A-Maslers. Davis A Allen
W I. Dalrymple Dickson & McKlroy. 1 o Douthil,
J lt I ?outhit, S M ticer. W A ticer,
(leer .V Carpentei CH lill.r. ?'ant! ,V 1 o
Grav A ililllmusi, s .1 Cain. . A C tl K Harper
CK Horton - W A Holland. I! M Hodges,
W N Hall, Sam'l King A ? '.. 'ico W hung.
.1 H 1,'uilc, Henrv Long H I". Major,
WTMeCown r W Martin. McClure A Lo,
McCarlcv A-Co, Col C S Mat tb. ni, I M McAdams
WA Mi Fall, Met? ill & Hulchinsnii TW Norris,
A M Neal I ?* owen.-. I W Pr?vost
.1 it Prudi ?? I! Kiley A ''.> I- H Hice-._'
i.e.. Hoof. A .1 Sillon. W ? '. Smith.
THSimp-on. W J Stevenson .III I ..ivnsend
il Tucker, I ) S White, K O Wakefield
Watson ?V Kskvw, ,; s Williford. Win Walkin-.
A uv information desired h* those living at :. distance within our territory will bc
thc. rluily ami promptly given* The best machinery i- alway- the cheapest.
McOULLY & TAYLOR,
Agents for Auder-..n. Abbeville, Picken- ami O.'oiice I ..untie-, s. ?'. and General Deal
er* in Merchandise. Crain, Flour. Provisions. Hoots, sh... -. Hardware ami Gen
?.nd Snpplii-s. Agent t'.-r ' Swannee l-'louriii}; Mills." Cot pm Presses,
I ll-trance. iV'c, A . .
Mav ??i. t--i .?; mu
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, THRESHERS,
.Vr\l> ALL 1?11N1>S MACIIIN'KUY.
HAVINO accepted the General Agencv foi Ihc C KM'.HKA II'.I) nlilSLlR MA
CHI Nl? KY, consisting of S KI. F- ll Et ! U LATI NO OHA IN SEPARATOR
CLEANER and BAOOER, PEERLESS PORTABLE, TRACTION and DOMESTIC
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, and other Machinery. I am prepared tu till orders at
short notice and on reasonable tenn-, and guarantee satisfaction.
Come ann sec inc before buying, and remember that cheap machinery is not always the
safest and best.
li. IT. ?I WEI?. Anderson, is? O.
April 7. ISSI 311 iv
mum am
T "
THE KING SPECTACLES
ARE made on thu most .Scientific Optical
Principles, of the very best material, and
necessarily cost more than common Specta
cles. There is no economy in palming off
au inferior.article on thc most sensitive and
valuable organ of the human bodv for n
trille.
'.fiel the be-i ii utmiy.* n isr.
Get the best w/in hilly jvr the eyed."
.lune 7. 1S*1
tl. A.
DANIELS.
i.r>
HO! FOR THE
(BITS' FURNISHING HOUSE !
OF
J. B. CLARK Jt SONS.
/"Vllt great increase in trade thc past season has warranted us in buying the LARG KPT
V/ and BEST STOCK OK SPRING DOODS wo have ever offered to the people of
Auder ..ii and surrounding country. Now. all we ask is for you to call and examine our
Stock, consisting of the Hoest and best
BROADCLOTHS and DOE SKINS, FRENCH anti ENGLISH DIAGONALS.
We have ibo Inrgest line of Loudon Suiting am' M?JJIII i.on.ls ever brought to
this County. We also carry a full stock of Auioricuit Woolens os heretofore.'
We are prepared to do Custom Work in thc very latent and best styles, having in
our employ thc liest workmen that Hie country alfords." Wc guarantee satisfaction. Our
motto: -No PLEASE, NO TAKE."
We have al-., a very large stock of Bi I.A8> YOI A OE CLOTHING, of all sizes
and grattes-from thc commonest lo thc finest- Broadcloth and Diagonal. Coats, Vests
?fcc. In fact, anything you want in the Heady-Made line.
Our Furnishing Department is simply complete. Wc ask any one in want of a good
SHIRT lo bc sure and cull on us ami get the "Scratch Pocket,'' which only needs to bc
seen in order to bc purchased. Also, Gloves of every arado, ^i'k and Linen Handker
chiefs. Collars, Cuds, Suspenders, Socks in creal abundance. Hals-in fact, anything a
gentleman wants, and wc clo liol iufenti to be itmiersold. Wo keep also
Several Kinds of First Class Sewing Machines,
Which we will sell from $25.00 !<. ?>;."> 00, tully warranted. Mai him: Ni e lles, oil and
Parts alway- in stock. Machines of any make repaired at ilion notice, and charges mod
erate. He sure h> give us a call and FCC our grand display of pretty Doods.
J. Ii. CLARK & SONS, in Centennial Building.
March _'. ISM :;i 0
THE BEST iii THE HARKET.
rmi kia.--:, y
Fourteen (iliTi .. M ?
alies with Kaiur.e!; ! 1
all re<?i,iri-ii.ci.' , ?.iel .
ll tl
y
LEADift? FEATURES:
IioiiMe Wi -. I n^.r?. Patent " iod Grata
Ailjustatilr. hamper, Ir.lerchstif^nbla Auto,
malle SheU, ItrolHng I ?i?r. Swinging Hearth
Pluie. Swinging Fluo-Ptop, Rcrinlblo lin?
Punii:^' Ix5i;? Cross Piece, Doubk) Fhott
Centers. Ucavy iiui? Covors, Illuminated Fiiq
ricn.rs. Nickel Knobs, S'lcVcl Panels, etc.
Unequaled In Uatcrlnl, In rinis'i, and Io
opesoUon.
Manufncturod by ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & CO., Rr'tbrtoro, Md
..?n lea s.M.r. rv ?T. K. PfiOPI.ES. Amt- r?en. fi ".
I?TEW C3-OOIDS I
. S. HILL $c CO.
HAVE just received a large lot of nil kind.- of f HUH I- G<??>D*i usuallv kei.l in
n Oem ral Mercantile Store. We make a specialty of <;ooil 4.oo<ls, ?nd onlv
visit a trial to convince tho people of the fact. r J
WE ARK AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Crescent Bone Fertilizer" and Acid Phosphate,
Which is second to none, and aro also Agents n.r other STANDARD FERTILIZERS
Jan IS, 1881 l{' S' ?ILL Si CO.
CUNNINCH/
A es?***!y
EAGLE A WI M ONI.
EAGLE ACID PK*
"OLD HICKORY"
CHAMPION MOWEI
nixie Plows, Point3, Shovels, and S
Builder*.' and Mechanics Har
Ivory and Rubber Table I
Plated Knives, Forks
Bolts, Nuts,
Bellows,
Shoe
MUZKLia uml 131113KC
urr I>I?*V GOODS,
HATS, IN<
Jan 11. lys|
EAGLE AM]
BALL H EWIN
COLUMBUS,
Pl?M'.lltfW tn' / I'h'OCMS
xax" .IO:.?.SEI Sr<
o. - <-a?l
16 Balls lo t'cup.j, ; lb. Packages.
Packed in Casca o? 20, 30, 5
Uniform Price, tn
ASK TOR "EACrjLB ?Sc FH3
THE BEST GOODS
Tl- you war.t
Hes! CONFECTIONERIE
ii. 51. STEH
Julv 22, Issn
PRICES WILL TELL.
LANGLEY BROS.
104 KIM? STUFET,
CIIAKLKSTOX.
H. ?'.
I,a<lies* Chemist .".Ur. rfu/, il nu, $1.2") up.
Ladles Drawer-. 7.>o, >1 (H>. i-1 J"> up.
Lollies' Skirts, rsi.- \ Ssl.00, $1.50 up.
Ladies' (towns, 7 i ?l.OU, $1.2*?. $1.50 up.
Ladies' Dressing Sa. ?pies. 73c. $1.00 up.
Ladies' Corset ? vers, Wo, 75c, $1.00 up.
Gents'Shirts, to urder, 7.V. $1.00, il .W.
$1.75. $2.00 each.
(?i nls' Drawer.-, .> v up
Cents' Drawers, lo un lor, 75e. $1.00, $1, '-'.">.
(.Milts' I'ndeisliirts, :t0o, 4.V, .Vic, 7.V.
$l.(?u. $1.50and $2.00.
Standing Collars, loo. I.V. 20e.
Folding Collars, 10c I V, 20c.
Linen Cull's, Juc. 25c and i$5e.
A Great liurgttin ! Large lot ol'Edgings,
from 5c ut?. Large lol ul' Inserting:?, from
fie up. Towels, 5c up. Torchon Lace,
Swiss Embroidery, Lint u, I 'ambric, Mudross
and Turkcv lied Haudkerehiefs. All of
which will bo sold ( Ilieap.
Polite and attentive Ludios to wait in the
hallies' Department.
Give us a call and he ? nvhu ed thc Man
ufactory ii the place to buy Kine Ooods
Cheap.
April 21,ISSI ll ly
CUVINOTOX, Kv.. May 1, ISSI.
Otliccof Fd. Burkholder, Chemist, ifcc.
T HA Vt; earefullv analvzcd a sample of
X "OUI Crow Whiskey," distilled for
and controlled hy Messrs. F. VV. Wagencr
& Co., Charleston, S. C., and lind it free
from all impurities, and recommend it for
family ami medicinal usc.
Ko. Ht ni.mn.mac. Chemist, ?v.c.
This brand is controlled at Ander
son. S C., by''Mr. JOHN O'DONNELL,
.1 mic 1^1 IS .'tm
^?^^ril? a
I- ?i compound ol thc virtues nf rnrs.i
parilln, stilling!:!, mandrake, yellow I
ihiej;, willi thu ?oilMc of potash and iron,
?ill powi rful bloud-miiking, Mood-cleans
ing, and life-sustaining elements, lt is
lim purr.?:, safest, and must effectual
alli rut iv? avail ii?!- lo Hie public. The
s.-iel,-cs of inedicim and chemistry havo
never produced a remedy so |K>leiii to
cuve nfl ilisenwi resulting from Impure
blood, ll euros ."scrofula and all
serut'ulous discuses, Erysipelas,
Hose, or Rt. Ant Iiouy's t'Tre, I'int?
pies mid ?. aco-grubs, Pustules,
lllotelics Rolls, Tumors, Tetter,
Humors, Salt itheuni, Kculd-liead,
Ring-worm, {.ricers, Sores, lihou,
mn!ism, Mercurial Ir?sense, Neu
ralgin, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, iluiitnlicc, Affr?tions
of the Liver, Dyspepsia, Emacia
tion, and General Debility.
Uy its searching ami demising tptuli
lies it. purges out tho foul corruptions
which contaminate lite blood and causo
derangement ami decay. It stimulates
the vital fun-ticas, restores and pre
serves henilh, nuil infuses mw life ami
vigor throughout fha wholo s vs tem. No
stillerer from any diseuse of tho blood
need chvpnir who will give. A Y nu's
SAttsAi'Aitti.i.A a fair trial.
lt is folly to experiment willi tho mi
merons low-pri.? mixtures, without
medicinal virtues, offered ns blood-puri
fiers, while disenso becomes moro firmly
scated. Av ia:'.- SAit.iAPAitii.LA is a motif.
cine of such concentrated curative power,
that it is by far tho liest, cheapest, and
most reliable hlood-purlflor known.
IhysiciniiH know its composition, and
prescribe it. lt has licon widely used for
forty years, and has won thc. unquali
fied roiifUleucu of millions whom it has
benefited.
PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER &. CO.,
Prncticnl unit Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLO D? ALL lIRCUGISTS EVE UT WHEOH.
Greenville Machine Works
IRON FOUNDRY,
H. M. MACDONALD, Proprietor,
MANUFACTURER <?r
Pulleys, Shaftings
Mill Spindles, Mill Screws,
Mill and (?in (?earing.
Saw Mandrils. Cane M\\)9
?roa Rolling, Baluster Balline,
l ire Dogs, ?e.
Eeep?? ?oiiMontly on hand n m ll assort
ment of Valves and steam Fittings
Prompt attention given lo repairing steam
Engines and all kinda ..f Machinery
May 20, 1881 ,0 . ^
l v ftM.AddrcMli.iiAi.i.r.ii*r0l PonUnd.Me
FARM WACOfiJ
IS AND REAPER1
weeps,
dware,
(nives,
and Spoons,
Washers, Rivets.
Anvils, Vises. H?mmert
i Findinns and Leather, 1
Mails, Files, and Chisels
ll-LOADING OTJNJ
HOOT? anti ?Hoil
OTIONS.
13
D PHEH
V
rEiO':i;'
GEORGIA,
VSK1) /.V A'O urn Eft >TI
20 Rails to Pound, 2 tb. Paper fe
0, 100 or 500 Pcjnib cadi.
variable Sbiscoiuits.
il ?To'bTbers.
SNIX.'" USE NO OTHjj
; THE CHEAPEST.
R anti goo?] GROCERIES, call on
PK Ii. Masoni? Building, And?rson wi
V/iiat thc People Siiy of the ffn%|B
sion Female Colle??. gs
ATENNESSEE Teacher write fM
lonni ?! ?in erroneous opisiaw^H
? i inc Stinly" plan ; but, with '-'"'^M
nation, my prejudice vanished
cl.! hesita'.' to >ay thal, if v7*.iy?|
I In- "l oyal roail to learning." it iiavnJH
ter than the one most generally oj gil
?Kiel ing loy reasons for liking VCMJVHB
eau not do better than refer to'thjupM
in cour Catalogue."
Thc Fall Session will open Aug.L $5
Fur a Catalogue, address BB
REV. S. LANLElH
Vf'illiauistoii.i'H
May ?li, ISSI 10 ?aj
Patents and ClaimB
? TAVlN'il formed a cnparttier>h:;ill
ll. .1. S. Du (lie ? Co., of WasL::rH
J?. C.. ! lilli prepared to prosccui-prfcj
all chinns for Pensions, ur increase ol fl
sinus for Soldiers, ur the willows asitSS
dren of soldiers wdio 'orvcil in the ri?
tsrj, the Indian wars, the MexicanTIH
the late .var. Also, J?otiM , Bs? ira
Restoration to Pension Holl, Lindara
Jant.-. ami all other claims again? V?
Patents secured for Inventions,Diswafi
Designs ami Trade Marks. NofecctS
except for preliminary examination-J?
a Patent is obtained.
A. M. DUFFIE, Anderson, S.T
_ Mureil 17. 1 Ssl 36_ lig
! A vnlnalilo Dici wry and NewDrirartBwM
l< al Seo.'. aa !? ll! lr 'ly "'l?lilul |rwl!n'j.'.rf
I I Iv fop lim i.Iv i ul :>?.: liiaci-nt C?t!n
ilfitlornliliM?.ii.iM' eli i!:.ttr'i':iisdb.-nf.p.ti
or vi". - -. i IM.?'iii .?r ?I ?n; tOr-iof I'lu.lit.'
I tn:- v.-..-/. V.-?- l)n?-t .'.jil'.:: Mer irt!:?t-i
I f. iriilion, and < xorllru; lt? ?MM i.wlaSsrof?-.:
Ve?is!*?. 13 . IO! id. tliatan??MM?IO
form tiwir natural i infl?os ?lill* |bi? ili.??v .
?4'lt'Hli:< '. . J .T.-eii -.i!. 0 :.?.. litW '.??-?fr
lMi.il.'. i-.-l wall o ? o . i '.r iii.-uuirni'iirr.uet
not Interioro with f . inrdlcnry pnrjalMMlSM
i?.a< k!'- ..i -.cil".! ari I MI.?II .IV.I, irci:?
I in:-wildon, ?ort rMtnr&Mni 'i?;-^
I rorviiri i (iixanira:t"::<KWN li.ini'.-iwai-?
i i..... . >. . .'....;. i: j i'.ii dram fmmthoijitfS.nr
1 !.?.. lit-?:.:.. I In li< ; ail and BOUtldmcner%M
1 In? th? um.) cr SIKUI ConfuiloB nf a
i /. . asiori-lo Boereti?,?lc.etc., ?ollbtSW
' r?i ? i: o - r je.' orto UMI.I?V ar.
I t i'll? nuil r..? i ?.-!.-.:. li:. \:tul '.?"?. J*?8.
r? ?-...,1 dorrna?l fur .\ -o', 'it.* t=^.-?"*
.a'. '?. .!.?..!: . ?? I l.i ?i rv larrr?rt*^U"
. v.i j-- mn iavf'1 i.<irrW?. Tirv,T??mtc?*?F
. . ..: il m ?'. I o-, a !,.. '.. ..?w-'f\ ,
I r ? l'.v.;'; led lin: . :r i r.y |-i ra.ama'.r7- T.
; i - . r ? 1.1 i lus l'o ;.ira:i'3. l^-1..
>? . i-. e eiiaM-. ?i i ? on-tl I VI Iv nu.\r>:'W??\
\ .A .:Ivo :? ..i.ifr.'f.ci:. Ilurin? Ibo?ttftg-'S
I ;? i.hupii in Runm il ir ?', ?o havBtbvaagSJ?
iii eO.'isas t.? Its value. n:vt lt is tin?C"00*."
... . !a-il iT'ti-; -..?? lu lut lu? mn? rttW?SS
e. ? cr . I ef ri..:? !>l:i:4 auil tiirliiatl.;?".??^.!
.. iii?ilo, IliatU well Itnownloliolbsr?j25
m ? iv 1.1 mAor.and upon Kliom?n'S&rt
lil ..: u-..i??^ nrmlriirua ?nd fc!a '^'--.?ir1
Itruitupin nt'ttl >.-\.-s.of tiiri'..'1/nv n???2
?. I ?' a rr.".ul:.i SJ; No. Si..?..uh'
. un- il cur?, uni.-H tn ?eroni matf?Sf?
.'a 'it.. -r ihr? . morit'.i?, viii rv?je-,-,
.t? " I . .... -7. i?..|Hl.yiu.?.?.l?v?^i?
?-'iU UtKK'?TlOMil t.-r m.:: r '
KAC3I JIO:I. ..
j. Sf ntl ?nv >i't- M .." f?r^r-//i'irM'y _
K I.'.'H f/Oru./ .lttntntf.lc.il IWi?*l??"
Sriliif TcMti.ltUHM, ?f/iff/i II ill r0,15,~
fl ./,?? iiiuvf ?/.< j?firffll/i.</f/irH?;,?S
S o / ri fo ii.r./.i'i Urti lt .'t, fi?.'";"
?/ r.rn'ov/w ,'e.,.-.r-..M
/ ,,r,fi'?/reV/o<?. tyeli?O.Ht?L
HA RR!S REMEDY C .' : ;
Market wait Cir. fis. f?" . L0U?.
MARBLE YARD.
ALL persons wanting TOMBSTOj
will do well to call on nie, as ' "
on hand all grades of Maible, ami
the m w designs. I wurrontmy*?*
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the^
1 am prepared to take care of ?'el*;t
travel and regular hoarding nt ^f"
rates at the Benson House. Mcah??0
Lodging ?20 cents. "MiiTr
TITOS, M. .WHIT;
rnTOA nt?'
S.S.S
?- nv>i*.JM>,.???- p
I'KiiitY, HOUSTON Co.. CIA , J?N-"",.
In tho voar 1H7.I, there were l"0"? ?Vit?
fdiiliiii il In tliojai! of till? coun'y. ?M'??J
badly nflllctcd with Hint loathsome"'"Yli'rf
In i.iy oltUinl entmeity na (Inlinary. ' *r
Cap!. C. T. Swift, then a realdeut of taujr
curr tli'iii, under n enutrnrl, "no rlir?i*?^it?
rulO'lnlKterid to them hi? c','<;b',i^?ii
.S|.ei ilie, und in ii few weeks I Wt t*"^
my contract, to ituy him out of .b?W.1?"ffU
n.i lie hud elTected ii complete ?no niim??ti
In loatlmony I hereunto ad i"T o!on
?*-.* ture atid seal. .,M
I Seal I A. H. <dO^. ?
Onliiinry Moii?toii.r?3,'J^
CiiATTANOfMia, TRKS.I ?.*"? '?jj
We take i.leiisiiro I., ?ayln? th?l'5|?jj?
I?IVIIIK go.Ml hnlis'ielioii. We li?? D'm ^
r. Milli tic.innno her of e.T-ei. linf 1^,
who lind Ifen ?.uifitied to lil? l>*> ^ fi
Syphilitic lthi iiiiiatl.Mii, has been eui*
mid s].enkH in the hiK,lirsl praiaeoi V\Jjrt
weil in urimarv na in secondary in.J. , uti
? ?'4$4M5
THESWIfT SI'Kfll-IC CiiMlA.N^''.
Allanta, Qa. j ff*
Sold by Blinpaon. ?old A ro.,ana'
W?hlte, Andenton, 8. C. . ..^.j I
fall for atopy of "Young Mena rn"* ?J
Luaoubticss, MT^^W ^3^^^
C.-KHCAOACHC ^fc *gk F0UL?^r
j il^aE^GETA^f^l^
It laSuynara the oldest, nnd nuJT
moni Medicine i.ow In maik. l. 1 c^l*
< K.S i M MONK A Co. 'iSl'i-l'J ? lats y . ?B1S
eneeeeeor* i<> M. A. Blmmona. M- 'SrM0
ll bottles and packa?ej. fcohl ^