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J LOCAL NEWS. W \V. KEYS. LOCAL EDITOR. BRIE* MENTION. I(Wt ia nowingiT at Walhalla. .'.Alld ? inter, lingering, chilla the lan of BWt?egl?t?'?8?rdeD' " 1. worth Um |?BI(9 what lt coria. ^.e" Geiser agricultural engines were f;Xiby^^vcrtbi9Wcek ?rf Pickend county, were married on ft?u?rbyS.P.H.Elw.11. nr Divver has gone to Florida on bust ? r the Geiser Company, and will not ? ^rn?i.o".ei?^veral weeks. ITI c frosts Sunday and Monday mornings JZ a good proportion of the fruit then ?im;l>?tt,,cre?9p'ie,,ty leftyet . rs Wilhite A Wilhito und Orr <fc ?ia wi? both be prepared in a abort lime ?erre you with a refreshing glass of toda ?ter. thc teetotaller's beverage. *" . prisoners convicted at the recent term fianrt for this county, twelve in number, ? re taken to the penitentiary last Thursday Jv t!u-Sheriff and four constable*. Mr Charles W. Webb and Mrs. Hattie uEarle were married Thursday morning, mb Inst at the Methodist Parsonage, by Rev. E. Carlisle. Both of this city. Thc crop of small grain was nevermore ronii-ii-b* I" t,,is count-v' nt tl,is hcnson of L year, than it is at present. Lot us hope ?bat .good yield will be realized at harvest lime. There will be a meeting of the Sandy Swins? Grange on next Saturday evening, ?b inst, at 2 o'clock. A full attendance ii desired, ns business of importance will CUDIC before the Grange. The Circuit Court for Anderson county Iadjourned on Saturday last after a two ?eis' session. Very little civil business was attended to, and every person was de lighted at the end of the term. Mr. Nathan Harris, of Savannah town ship, showed us a handful of sweet potato slips'lost week that grow from potatoes that had been lying in tho open air all winter. This shows how mild thc winier has been. Prof. C. IJ. Irving, late principal of tho Washington, D. C., Normal Music School, is forming n class in music at this place. He lectured in tho Baptist church Monday night to a small audience on the use and abase of music. Ho conics well recom mended. In thc commodious und well-filled furni ture establishment of Mr. G. P. Tolly can be found anything that any one may need in his line, and everything is sold at re markably low prices. You know where his store is; give him a call when you want furniture. The recant freshets in this county have dono very great damage to some plantations and have improved others. As a general thing the washing of uplands baa been fully as Injurious as the overflow of thc bottoms, for the latter hove in very many instances been benefited by tho settlings from the lands above. The City Council should seo to lt that the premises of every resident of the city is thoroughly cleaned within the next thirty days. Such precautions arc necessary to the public health, and by no meana should they be neglected. Now is the time to see to this business. To delny is to jeopardize the lives of our citizens. Mr. L. H. Seel hos put up a new sign in front of his store, a golden stove, and a new advertisement in the INTELLIGENCER, both of which will be sure to direct atten tion and trade to his establishment. He Ikeeps a full stock of stoves, tinware, leath er, etc., always on hand, and guarantees satisfaction to all customers. Give him a call. Our lady readers will find a word or two for them in thia issue from luisa Della Keys, which they will be sure to read and remember. She is too well and favorably known in this community to need any word of commendation from us. lier stock of millinery is complete, and she in vite- you to examine it before making your purchases. Clarence Sassard, eldest child of Mrs. Amanda Sassard, died at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Fant, in this pince, on Monday last of typhoid fever, after an illness of six weeks. Ho was fifteen years old, was an industrious and .obedient son, and his denlh is indeed a sad bereavement. The remains were buried in the Baptist graveyard on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. F. P. Qary, of Cokcsbury, Abbeville county, contributes an interesting and in stmctive paper to the 8econd Annual Re port of the State Board of Health on "For estry in South Curollna," in which be argues that the clearing up of our pine and oak forests produce droughts and renders sickness more liable. Think of this when you contemplate cutting down your tim bar. J. T. Meredith, master of trains on tho Columbia and Greenville Railroad for sev eral years, hos been ordered to Atlanta and 'ill assume charge of tho samo department on the Air Lino Road. His place on the Greenville Road will bo supplied by J. T. -leCants, a prominent young Columbian who has steadily worked his woy up. The change was made Tuesday, and ia regarded f a very important one In local railroad circles. ; -, When anybody dies, getB married, runs awny. steals anything, builds a fine house, makes a big sale, breaks his leg, or doee ?nything that is in any woy rcmarkablo, an? you have reason to believe you know ranch about tho occurrence as anybodj jw, don't walt for somo other person tc ?Port it, or trust lo us to find it ont by in ?net, but como and tell us about it, oi .end the fact on a postal card, and wo will ?hank you kindly. uur remark last week that the women th ? belp ab0Ut tbe ?ardcn by 8iltin? k t?V and ?lrec?ng their husbands how 0 flo the work, was taken by some of om ?r readers as an unkind cut at their sex, J? did not Intend U as auch, and though! 0 wcr? simply making a plain statemenl tor * 11 ,S not ncar M bad> however 1 . wlfo to sit in tho abode and direct r ?sband how to plant tho garden ai it is foi ?e husband to loaf around town and lei Wlfo do tho work, ns some do. -JTtfwonld 011,1 attention of all Confeder j7 "?'diera to the advertisement of Gen ?nfgatilt, whict, nppeors elecwherc In till P Per- We are satisfied that every possibli ot th i 06 W?l adored by thc survivor we late war to mnko thia work complete a in order to do so every person who ha ^-Jpany, Regiment or Brigade roll, or i ?o??on of one, should at once forward th otJi6 ?en- Mftn,K?n't. The most thor and **** ?nd ii?brt wiU 1)0 ma,,? to 8ecur nan pT**ervo an accurale record of th Born?8 ?n4 personal war history of over k ??i Carolina soldier In tho late war. I n?ost laudable purpose, and should rc celvo thc assistance and co-operation of all who can contribute toward, its perfection. Mr. Robert M. Warier,, of Pendleton, was killed on lut Monday by falling from a car while pacing ?long the top of a freight train In motion near Columbia, air. Warren was ono of thees noblo young men who, by the adTeraltles of the war was compelled to work his way up from boyhood, and by integrity, industry and a high moral ot,aracter had steadily risen until recently ho had been promoted to the position of conductor on the Columbia and Greenville Road, and assigned the chargo of a regular freight train on the main Hue. Ho was a young man of exemplary charac ter, and waa greatly admired and beloved by those who knew him. His widowed mother has the most genuine sympathy in the loss of one whoso dutiful life -md filial love made him so worthy of her ardent af fection. Hie Abbeville Prut and Banner speaks I thJiS of au enterprising and prosperous col orel man of this county. "William Mattl aon, a colored farmer living near Honea Path, was at Abbeville Court House last Monday to buy the Maddox Mill proper.y. Ho run it up to $5,000, and the beat of it is, ho bcd the money and property to make good his bid. This man was emancipated without u dollar in his pocket, and by in dustry, good judgment and economy is now vrell olT in this world's goods. His money be made at funning, while hundreds of farmers in this county have in that time squandered their farms and cone into debt. Mattison never buys on a iredit. '?ut gen erally has money enough to help out his less thrifty neighbors. Let no man say that farming will not pay in this country. When we hear a man say that he can't make a living on a good furm, we think there is fault somewhere." Our correspondent, "X.," will do the county great service, we are inclined to think, if he can get the Overseers of the public roads together in a County Conven tion, where they can have a full and free conferenco as to the ways and means em ployed in different sections in working the roads, and a better and more general nu derstanding can he got as to what are thc duties und powers of a road Overseer. While we never expect to sec tho public highways properly kept up under the pres ent law, at the same time we recognize the fact that there is little hope of any material change in the law for several years to come, and therefore shell aid in whatever way we eau any measures that wo. tliink likely to enhance tho utility of the law. Is it not in order for thc County Commissioners to ap point a day and ask the Overseers of the highways to meet them In a convention ? Saleday in April would bo a good time for tho meeting. Tho I'ubllc Ronds -Tho Overneer?' Conven tion. In tho convention of Overseers of public highways, the principles and philosophy of | road- working should bo thoroughly con sidered and freely discussed, with a view to perfecting some uniform plan for road working. And let it be adopted mid car ried to thc four corners of thc county, to the end that all tho roads may be worked on the same system ami all the hands liable to road duty bc required to bear equal bur dens in the performance of that important duty. And in conclusion sonic ptain rules for working roads might be profitably adop ted for general practical use hereafter in the discharge of this unavoidable work of j necessity. Rules, in substance, liko the following would contribute to harmonize and conform the various plans and systems of road-working into one continuous sys tem all over the county : Kt'LE 1. Every Overseer shall be held re sponsible for the faithful and economical repair of highways in his jurisdiction. See that all his hands begin and quit labor at the some time, and that each one performs the same amount of work during thc day, according to personal ability. Lay oil" and direct thc hands to do such work as he may deem necessary to the economical repair of I his road section. He shall treat his hands ? respectfully and kindly, but firmly and authoritatively. He has no right to try or excuso any default or short coming of ] hands; bia duty is to make a note of de faults and return thc party to the higher authorities for legal adjudication. RULE 2. All hands liable to road duty are bound to d? full and faithful days' work, according to ability and by the onler and direction of the Overseer of the section in which they reside. RULE 3. Roads should be ditched on each aide wherever water will run. the loose dirt thrown to tho contre and leveled so as to carry the water from the road on the short est line into the side ditches, which must slope from their bottom upward to the centre of tho roadbed. Sand accumulated in side ditches should be thrown lo the centro two or three times a year and spread over the clay road to harden lt. ROLE 4. Water breaks should not be in troduced when they can possibly bo dis penscd with. And all loose rock over ono inch square should be removed, and none of larger size used in repairing the road. Water should never be allowed to stand on any part of tho roadbed. RULE 5. Water should never be diverted from tho road and wantonly directed into cultivated fields nor into timbered lands. No unnecessary display of work should ho made near a dwelling house, and hands should never manifest an unbecoming fa miliarity with orchards and watermelon patches located along thc roadway. N. Military Notice. Thc Legislature at its recent session hav ing passed an Act providing for thc enroll ment of thc namea of all who served their State in thc late war, and as far as possible to preserve and perpetuate thc history of each Company that entered thc Confederate servico from this State, now, with the view of aiding in getting up a complete enroll ment of Company "C" of thc Palmetto Sharp Shooters, thc survivors of said Com pany arc invited to meet an Anderson on Saturday, the 25th of March inst. Tho propriety of forming a Survivor's Associa tion, and of having a re-union of the Com pany during thc Summer will bc considered at this meeting. Let every member of tho old Company bo present who can. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Ex-Captain. OBITUARY. DIED on thc 3rd inst., MARY, daughter | of Wm T and Selma K. McGregor, aged ^Si?Sm?* children to como unto nie "nd forbid them not for of such .3 the Kingdom of Heave?.' Amargo lot 8AMTLK HATS at X. Y* who?prh^i*. ? joh: ta* below eos!. moApeVtillU. ^^Jlle^' Ahvldci Oil-150? fire t?Bt-does not atnoke lamp chimneys and ?'?????5 Uaht than any burnlngoil in use. Received EeaHwwl at Centennial Exposition. For fcale. by Wilbito & W?hlte, ' BUGGIES !-Any person wanting a good vehlclo should not mil to call on BEBO * STEPHENS, whose long MMSlmiiBoa bles them to select tho moat reliable West ern Buggies at lower prices than any one. J?^L'W?-U,d not Puchase from me what S. S, a boa effected in my cure," Ur.u grites Arcillo '.Thomas, editor of tho Kepubltean .Springfield, Tenn. A few bot tles ci thiu 6iiuple vegetable remedy' S. 8. accomplished such seeming impossibilities, rlheuniatisr.i cannot remain in tho system aller the blood has been purified. Price ?1.00 ard $1.75 per bottle. Garden Seeds at Wilbite & WilhuVs. Buist's Irish Potatoes (Seedlings), selected Store11 I,ltt,,ti??. at Wilhitos Drug Wilbite <t Wilbite have a large supply of fresh Garden 8eed und Onion Set.? from "the 'iVV?1.. rcliuV,e se^ Krowera in the world, li Hist a seed aro warranted. Go to V ilhite's and get a eau of con densed milk. It makes just as good milk, and is cheaper and better tbau keeping a cow. Try it. Ask those who have need it. m?.T7??S?2:,~'**ss' thta? ?i* Btuck?ig is at Wilhito's Drugstore. Tm cont boxes sell ing tor live cents. Equal to nnv on thc market. Frank Siddull's Soap is the host Laundry Soap in use. Try it. For sale only by Wil liilc & W?hlte. 1 J Use Laxative Fruit Lorenges, at Wilhite's. Pans' Dyes for Easter Eg^, at Wilbite <f? vt ilhite's. When you feel a cough or bronchial affec tion creeping on tho lungr. tak.? Aycr'a Cherry Pectoral, and euro it before il be comes Incurable. Mothers I Mothers ! ! Blethers ! ! 1 Arc you disturbed at night and broken cf your rest by a sick child suffering and try ing with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go ut once and get n bottle of MBS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 8Y11 1 I'. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately-depend upon it ; there ?3 no mistake uhout it. There is not a mother on earth who has over used it, who will not tell you ut once that it will regulate the bowel?, and give rest to tho mother, and re lief and health to the child, operating like magic, lt is perfectly safe to use in al', cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is t e prescription of one of the oldest ami best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle. A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stopped. Neglect frequently re sults in an Incurable Lung Dit.eme or'Con sumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO CHUS does not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty year's Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physicians, and have always given perfect "satisfaction. Having been teated by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among the few staple remedies of thc age. Sold at 25 rents a box everywhere. mm The Large and Increasing Hnles o? KING'S SPECTACLES Is a Proof or their Merit. For sale only by J. A. DANIELS. Jan 12, 1*32 20 ly FIRST CLASS I CAN SUPPLE EWTAW FERTI EWTAW ACID 1 EXCELLENZA I EQUAL to any Fertilizers sold in thia mi DI CED. Give nie a call. MY STC GENERAL Ml IS COMPLETE, and lean please any one a trial. A full stock of FARM SUPPLIES al cheap for the Cash as any house in the up-cc March 0. 1882 And all Interested in Buyi SUPPLIES,AT L0S: A F'ull Stock always on band. Can oil and Cottee. A large lot of Muacovad HARDWARE, Best Slock of Hardware in thc City. A We sell the best Wheel Barrow for Ft patent wheels, very substantial, and at an c: WARE don't poss us by. AGRICULTURA We are agents for thc WATERTOWN ENGINES, CARDWELL TURES this line, which -we will sell on best terms r FERTD WE HAVE REDUCED OUR PRICES gooda can bo had, and we ask thoso wishing CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GU SULLIVA March 2. 1832 SELLINC HAVING purcbasrd the Stock of Got SONS, I am prepared now to ofler Bargains in the Merch To to be conducted nnder the name and ployed Mr. J. B. CLARK to tako cbar^ Clothing;. &c, who will welcome his o selected Stoit of BEADY-MADE CLOTHIN lints, Trimmiii Which can bo bad at tho low price of CC JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietoi Jib 23,1882 Master's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Couxrr or AN'JKKSOX. /?I the Court of Common Pleat. Baxter Hays, Surviving Administrator, Plaintiff, against R. C. Tucker, Defend ant.- Complaint to Sell Lands to ?>ay Debit, ?fr. BY- virtu? of ait order to nie directed in the shove stated case by his Honor A. P. Aldrich, presiding Judge, bearing date the 7th March, 1882.1 will sell at An derson C H.. S. C., on SA LED A Y IN APIUL. 1W2. the following described Tract of Land, as the Kcal Estate of Reuben I). Tucker, deceased, to wit: ONE TRACI* OF LAND, Containing one hundred und five acres, more or less, situate in tho County and State aforesaid, on tho East side of Rocky River, at Tucker's Bridge, and adjoining lands of Conrad Wakefield, McGowan Mc McAdams, and others. TEEMS OF- SALE-One-half cash, and tho remainder on a credit of niuo moulin, with utterest Irom day of rale, to bo se cured by hcr.d of the purchaser aud mort gage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for all necessary paper. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. _March 9, 18S2_ 34 4 MASTE^~SAL?r STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, .\>-UI:KM..N CoU?TT in the C-'.tri vf Common Pleat. Nancy T. McCollum, Plaintiff, vs. Mary C. McColluui. Defendant. - Cbmp&iirif Joe Partition, ii-c. BY virtue of a decretal order to mo di rected in tho above atatcd case by his Honor A. P. Aldrich, Presiding Judge, bearing dato thc - day of-, A. I). 1882, I will soil at Anderson C. H.. 8. Cv, on SA LEDA Y IN APRIL, 1882, the following described Tract of Land, na the Real Estate of Hannah McCollum, de ceased, to wit : All that TRACT' OF LAND, containing twenty-nine acrei, moro or leas, situate in the County of Anderson, in the State afore said, hounded by lnnds of Jack Prince, Joshua Burris*, et al. THUMB or SALK-One-half to bc judd in fash, and balance on tho first day of Janu ary, 1K83, with interest from day of sale purchaser to give bond and mortgage to secure the credit portion, with leave to an ticipate payment nt any time. Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary papers. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. March 0, 1K82 34 4 FRESH GARDEN SEED, ORR & P LOA rt. ONION SETS, ORR <t SLOAN. BOOT'S SEED POTATOES, ORR ct SLOAN. VACCINE VIRUS, ORR vt SLOAN. Jan H?, 1SS2_27_ Notice to Creditors. Nancy C.. McCollum, Plaintiff, vs. Mary C. McCollum, Defendant.- Complaint for Partition. ALL Creditors of Hannah McCollum, deceased, are hereby notified to prove their demands against Baid deceased before nie within three months from the dale hereof, or be forever h r< 'fter debarred. W. W. II I'M i -?REY8, Master. March 9. 1882 34 3 FERTILIZERS. YOU WITH LIZER, ?HOSPHATE, 'ERTILIZER, irket, or any other market. PRICES RE )CK OF ERCHANDISE, in GOODS and PRICES who will give me Iways on hand, and I guarantee to sell as luntrv. W. 3F. BARR, No. 10 Granite Row RMERS ! ng tho Best Goods for tho MONEY ! MTOSSIBLE gUPPLIES, 'er ?pecio! inducements in Sugar lo Molasses Jnst arriving. HARDWARE. largo lot of Plows and Plow Stocks. inn usc :n thc market-light-running, new tceedingiy low ^.dcc. If you want HARD L MACHINERY. , TOZER, and WOOD, TABER & MORSE HERS, and in fact about everything in ossible. on Fertilizers down as low ns any first-class ; to buy to give us a call. ANO DISTRIBUTOR. ,N & MATTISON. 33_ Air mmrif ids of the late firm of J. B. CLARK & Ant Tailoring Business, style of CLARK & CO., and have cm o of the business of Cutting and Fitting id customers. On band a large and well G. CLOTHS, CASHMERES, ?BT?? Underwear, 1ST. CLARK Sc CO, . 82 ly ARNSTEIN & ROSE, OFFER GREAT BARGAINS TO CLOSE OUT WINTER GOODS. WE GUARANTEE TO GIVE YOU MOUE GOODS FOR THE SAME tfONEY th no any otb?r House in Town, aud "WUT ?TOT ? We keep larger asscrtments of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Carpets, Cloaks, ?bawls, Ill&nkets, Dress Goods, Notions, Faucy Goods, Trimmings, Cloths, etc., otc., ell moro, and of courso can alford tn 6oll cheaper. SUCH IS TEE VERDICT OF HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS. NEW YORK CASH STORE, ANDERSON, S. C. SEW YORK OFFICE : 33?% Broadway. Jan 36, 1882_ 26_ly ANDERSON CLOTHING STORE. rock <fe JYT a, xi 1 cL i n, WAVERLY HOUSE BLOCK. NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. ?ULL LINE SPRING STYLES CLOTHING, SHOES AND HATS, .Just Kcccivcd niirt for Snlc ut Lowest Cash Prices. ^VUR STOCK IS ENTIRELY NEW. having no (too IP on linnd which have been cnr <J ried over for several seasons, but FRESH ?nd o? LATEST SPRING STYLES. Wo arc still ofleiing balance of WINTER GOODS AT COST and under. Wc also take orders for SUITS or BINGLE GARMENTS, which we have nmnufac ured by a first-class Tailoring Establishment in New York. All tits guaranteed. A irgc variety' of Sam?los on hand for selection. jESS" Don't fail to call on us before making your purchases. Wo make a specialty of bc business, and claim to he in a position to please, beth in Hoods and Tri?es. BROCK & MAULDIN. March 0, 1882_ 31 Misses CARLISLE & PEOPLES [NVITES the attention of thc Ladies of Anderson and the surrounding country to call on them an examine their ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GDOLS, Vhlch embraces tho very latest styles of HATS and BONNETS, FLOWERS, RUI NONS, LACES, LADIES NECKWEAR, ?tie., which they otter ut reasonable prices. Call before purchasing elsewhere. A. I rs o, Slnutiiu-SI nlcinir. March 2, 1882 ^ 3,3 ^ 3in LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. F Ul .MIT RR AND COFFINS Cheaper than any other man in the State. ALL 1 ASK IS TO COME AND PRICE MY GOODS. S&&~ I WILL GUARANTEE a better article of any kind of Goods in the Furuituro liuo for LESS MONEY than nny oilier mnn, and I invite a comparison of Goods and prices. Always a Full Stock on liiiiicl on Depot Street. Gk JF. TOLLY. Murch 2. 1882 <3h TT .A. ItsT O AND WE ARE PREPARED to otter to tho Planters of Anderson County GUANO and ACID, either for Cash 1st MAY, Cash 1st NOVEMBER, or on tho COTTON OPTION PLAN, as LOW as the same class of Fertilizer can bc bought In this market. Give us a call beforo buying, and get our prices. WE ALSO HAVE OS HAND A FULL LI XE OF Groceries and Staple Dry Goods, And would respectfully solicit an examination of our Stock before buying else wlicrc REED. MOORHEAD Si CO.. Jan 28. 18S2 NO. 7 GRANITE ROW. W. C. ANDREW. J. WILLETT PREVOST. ANDREW & PREVOST KEEP A PULL STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Prints, Jeans, Notions, Saddles, Leather, Fine French Calf Skins, HARDWARE, Carpenters' Tools, Fanning Implements a specialty, Table and Pocket Cutlery, In fact, everything needed in tor Hardware line. GROCERIES. Bacon, Flour, Syrup, Lard, Salt, Mackerel, Kerosene Oil, Sugar, CofTee, Rice, Pearl Grist, Buckwheat, Chceso, Canned Goods of every description. A GOOD LOT OF CIGARS. We can furnish you as good a 5c. Cigar as tho market aflbrJs in the "S. ?fe N.," "Winner," ' Wild Cat," '.Crack-Sbv V cr "Our Chier" brands. Ono 11 sm ?li-o?l Boxe? Tobacco To arrlvo this week, and will be sold at the shortest profit posslblo for the Cash. All Goods guaranteed as represented. FERTILIZERS TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS. Jan 26, 1882 28 C. IE?/-fcLlZEE!-L-) j Agent, HAS A (iOOD STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Would especially c ?'\ attention to SEWING MACHINES, A larg? lot of different kinds with all the latest improvements. Can su't, any one in their favorite at LOWEST PRICE. See my Machines before you buy. Also, THE LOUIS COOK BUGGIES, So well known in this country. I keep a good stock of all styles of them on hand, and am ottering Hiern at VERY LOW PRICES. I have a large supply of Middleton's and Brewer's Fertlizers and Bremer's Acid Phosphate, AT LOWEST PRICES. Come ?nd sec mc. I CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD. CA. REED, Agent, Feb 16, 1882 Waverly House Corner. A rv JO SMALL PROFITS! WK beg to cull tho uttention of our friend? ami -aistomens to our COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS, which wo offer AT LOW PRICES. Wc call spoclal atten tion tu a lino lot of Blanket*, Jenn?, CattHl meres and a general assortment of Dry UoodM. Also, H.i&tllcH- Cloaks. SHOES AND BOOTS. Our stock of Shoes and Roots cannot be boat in QUALITY und PRICKS. LEATH? ER and SHOE FINDINGS. A splendid Un? of HATS and CAPS, vory low. HARDWARE. A gx>d assortment of bist Hanlware. GROGE&iES. I'l'.li TEA A SPECIALTY. Roasted and Green Coffee, Sugar, Now Crop N. 0. Matasse*, Thc best Flour in the market, buckwheat Flour. Macearon i, Cheese, Mackerel, Currants, Raisina, Citron, Mince Meat, Appie Butter. An assortment of Canned Goods, and many articles not named here. CARPETS AND RUGS Carpets and Roys in (dock, und over ilfly samples fr jin which ?o make your selections. Give us a call. We ?uk an inspection of our Stock. We charge nithtng for showing. Wo ask your snccial attention to our slock of Shoes and Roots for Men, Women, Hoy?, Girls and Children, which wo warrant not to rip, and to have no wood or pasteboard in thc bot tom. For salo cheap. A. B. TOWERS & CO., No. 4 Grnnlvo i to v.*. Settle Your Debts ? Our customers will do us a fuvor. and themselves a great good, hy paying up their Notes omi Accounts at once. We need our money. A. M. TOWERS & CO. Dec 15, 1HSI 12 ly J. P. SULLIVAN. W. A. YANDIVER. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. H?VE A CASH PRICE FOR ALL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE. \I7E OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS, and only want a small profit. Tl Our Stock of tiKOCERlES complete. Genuino Muscovado Molasses and Su gar Syrups. A large lot of CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR ot prices that will not bc undersold. Wo have recel veil another lot of tho LITTLE BASSETT PLOW HTOCKS, tho best on tho market, without any exception. Price, $2.00. We now have heller article of COFFEE than ever before-seven pounds to the dollar. Standard Northern Manufactured Fertilizers, .125 lbs. Cotton to tho ton-pavable next Fall. ,.01; J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. ^ Feb 10. 1882 20 .pJLl? r"r>AK E pleasure in tendering their sincero thanks to their many friends and customers JL who have so liberally patronized them in their linc of SPECIALTIES : BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, And hereby extend au invitation to thoso who bave not yet favored UH with a call to come und examine our Stock. We are receiving Goods every week, and intend always to bo found with the largost ami most complete Stock in thia market, AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. MAXWELL & SLOAN, No. 4 Brick Range, Anderson C. Oct 27,1881 _ ll_ ly NEW CASH STORE FOR 1882 ! C. F. JONES * CO. HAVING bought Stock of Goods of J. R. FANT it CO. beg leave to announce to their friends and tho trading public that they will keep everything usually kopt lu A FIRST CLASS STORE. We make specialties of FANCY GROCERIES AND TOBACCO. Don't buy your Tobacco until you have examined our Goods and Prices. WE SELL VERY LOW. Wc have, on hand a large lot 51ACKEIIEL, which wo will sell at eloso figures. We want to close them out, and expect to do BO, if LOW PRICES will sell them. FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, CHEESE, DRY GOODS, And in fact, everything you want at tho VERY LOWEST LIVING PRICES for the Cash. Come, give us a fair trial, and judgo for yourselves. WILL ALSO SELL SEVERAL Stnndnrd Brands of Fertilizers At reasonable figures for Cash or Cotton Option, 'tei. A call is respectfully solicited. C. IT. JONES Ac CO., Font's Old Stand, next to Masonic Building. Ji n 2G. 1882 28 yl ?gggagg^^?T'..!_ ?TT?gMWBWl.I_I_?.:_?gggg-HL.Ul.Ljtf ff. O. FARMER. J. L. FARMER. FERTILIZERS 1 FERTILIZERS ! Soluble Sea Island and King Guano Ott REASONABLE TERMS. "\^TI*J have on hand u full ?upply of the above Standard Uranus of Guano, and WILL v v MAKE IT TO THE INTEREST of all to call on us before buying their Guano. WE ALSO KEEP A COMPLETE LINE OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c., Which wo will kell at tho VERY LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE. ?tt~ Re sure end examino our Stock and Prices before buying elsewhere. Wo will make it to your interest. N. 0. FARMER & BRO. Feb 2. 1882 ll NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, ZDsTIEAAr PRICES, 3 ri^HE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and former patrons that they aro I now prepared to Borve them with o large stock of Plantation Supplies and General Merchandise. With first clots facilities for doing a good business, we ask tho patronage of our friends, ?nd guarantee thal every effort will bo used by us to give satisfaction. Wc have in Store and to arrive Car Lots of Bacon, Flour, Molasses, Corn, Coffee, Sugar, Plows, Plow Moulds and all Necessary Farm Supplies, First-class Ammoniated Fertilizers and Acid Phospates, Which we offer LOW to our friends for Cash or Cotton Option. Jt-ii" OUR Stand Is thc OLD WILLINGHAM HOUSE, Relton, S. C. ROBERT A. L.EWIS & CO. Jan 12. 1882 26 ly 1882 GUANO NOTICE. 1882 SOLUBLE PACIFIC AND STONO 8TILL AHEAD ! WE would call the attention of our friends to tho fact that wo represent Ute above well-established and RELIARLE PRAND OF FERTILIZERS, and our Ware houses ure full of Guano and Acid for 'hcSPRIRQ TRADE. All of you who expect to use Guano and Acid will do well to cal. on us for prices and terms before buying else where. The reputation of these F?rtil zers are so well established throu .out the Coun ty and State that we need no testimonials. Call and get a MEMORANDUM BOOK and ALMANAC for 1882 FREE. WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES, miY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, AND MERCHANDISE GENERALLY, Which we proposo to SELL LOW. We eau well yon a Hat or a go o tl Shoo aa low a? any otUer nonna tn thc town. MGON ?fe SHARPE. Jan 2, 1882 25 +