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LOCAL NEWS. y \V. KEYS. LOCAL EDITOR. llltlKK MENTION. To.ruorrow is Good Friday and Sunday I jonday wa* thc quietest Sa.eday for lb. Jtsix months. ' uderson Orange Ku. 71 will meet to " u-c Lave heard of a few fi n.crs wit? Ibavcbeguti planting cotton. >f J Hall has recently made a quit in'wbiJl. tli?re are 4,127 pieces. Tb. town of Ninety-Six elected a dr; ?on Mond*)" by a voto of 51 to 16. T1)C ordinance of the lard's Supper wa unistered In tho Methodist and Baptis 'horeb* last Sunday morning. . . rfbotnas B. Lee haa moved bia ramil; Columbia. Many friend? regretted t< ^tbeai take their departure. Mrs L Smith returned home Satur i.? from Laite Weir, Florida, where sin sj?nt the ?inter with relative.?, jioi Norris, colored, was convicted a fev , ? ago before Trial Justice Wright fo iolatton ol' contract and fined $15 nm Mr J. B- Alexander, of the Corner, klllc 3 beef recently one year and a few days o', ibe quarters of which averaged 17 pound Pr. R. F. Divvor has eight Geiser thresh erioii hand, and persons intending to bu; "ich machines are invited to examine hi before purchiifing. Appointments of the Y. M. C. A. for nex Sunday : To conduct thc afternoon mecliiif John W. Daniols; Poor House committee C.Wardlaw, J. A. Daniela. Married, on the 23d March, by R. B. A Robinson, Esq., Trial Justice, at his res dence, Mr. E. E. Alewine and Miss Salli T. Elgin, all of this county. The bad boys were on hand at the Melli odist church Friday night. They congregt ted in the gallery, and kept up a noise nea? Iv the whole time Dr. Carlisle was speak i ni:. Capt. J. A. Wren, the photographer, con templates moving to Clinton, in Lauren county, thc Inst of next month, with th view of making his home in that place i future. A good many of the farmers of the coui ty are preparing to harvest their small grai hy machinery this year. About twent reapers have been sold in tho past ten daj by aeon ts nt this place. Eg ' The Jewish Feast of thc Popover, wilie begun last Monday evening and lasts seye days, is In commemoration of the departu: of the Israelites from Egypt and their pas: ( age through the I ted Sea. Mr. J. M. Payne always has on hand full stock of harness, bridles, &c, whic he sells nt remarkably low figures. 8i advertisement, and when you need nr.; thing in his line give him a call. 1'p to this time there hnve been 1,021 ni ricultural liens filed in the ofDce of tl Clerk of Court for this county, to secu advances for the production of crops th year. Some of them were filed as early October last. IElsewhere wilt ? f.nm? toe uoum noti from the County Treasurer of thc collectif of (he May installment of State and conn laxes. The levy for county and school pu poses is the same os lost year, the levy f the State n qunrter of n mill less. Rev. Dr. Frierson and Dr. M. L, Shar are attending the spring meeting of t South Carolina Presbytery, which conven at Ninety-Six last night. In consequen ef the absence of the pastor, there will no preaching in the Presbyterian chun next Sunday. A prominent Trial Justice of this couni who made his first prayer in public af uniting his first couple in marriage, in sen ing us a marriage notice for publication : cenlly, adds: "Will, I have quit pray! much for them ; pronounco the blessi and lot them po on their way rejoicing." Among the passengers who went do' on thc train from Greenville to Chariest on Saturday was the wife and child of Lev R. Redmond, the moonshiner. Mrs. R< mond ia u witness in the United States E tritt Court in the case against the Reven officer? for the murder of her brother, An Ladd. Maxwell <fc Slonn have a large and w (elected stock of hats and shoes for I spring trade, and invite thc public at la to examine their goods beforo purchasii They are prepared to fit any size head o foot, with nny kind of hat and shoo, a at low prices. Give them a call and satl yourself. Mr. II. K. Sullivan, representing Mess Sullivan dc Mattison, went into Abbevi county last week, and with very little tn .'le secured orders for twelve grain reap from thc Abbeville farmers. He says th arc large crops of small grain sowed every section he visited, nnd that it is looking very fine. rhe Commissioners of Richland com ?ere presented to the Court last week '?e Grand Jury for irregular 'Jes in ?anagement of the nfiairs of the couti Anderson county has always had effici ^""missioners, and consequently her fairs have never been mismanaged. It ? Wuse for congratulation. Said a prominent citizen of Hall toi ".'lp to us thc other day : "I am ulw Pleased when I see new houses going ur Anderson, because it is an evidence t ber citizens aro prospering; nnd when people of a town ave prospering I know ?rmcis around it are doing well. I lik< wei proud of my county seat." That is n?bt spirit. The books for the collection of the b 'axes for the Savannah Volley Rullroac 'bis city are now open in the office of Qty Treasurer, and those who arc read; Rv up will be waited on by that otfi A. goodly number who had been wa? wr the settlement of the issue between Railroad Company nnd the contesting t Pavers have nlrendy settled. Mr. Joel Kelly, an inmate of (he cou lwr house for (he past eighteen or twe years, died on tho 20th ult, at the ag about 75 years. He had been paralyzed many years, nnd wn3 never known n ?ts nfllictlun to raise his arms above head, until about an hour K ore his de *e was once welt known in tho cou Wing been ^candidate for the Lcgislat ?fr. James Anderson an oged and res Md citizen of Greenville county, died al residence near Fork Shoals on last Sun at tho advanced age of eighty-seven ye il. Andorson ,,as .several sons realdini ?bis county, besides numerous friends "fqnalntanccs wl,0 were attached tp through many years of life !org -ud u hre. Many of our readers will learn Wjret that he has passed away. Messrs. Brown & Tribble and Orr, Well, and Al cn, bave published the foUowin, card. Its view of ibo recent ac?on of the Board ol Trade in reference to tbi, road [the Savannah Valley] and that of the City Council in subscribing ?25,000 to the enter prise, wo have concluded to withdraw om contest and pay our taxr>, and reconnue,,, tins course to our clients. This involve , only the payment of taxes, and not penal > ties or costs, as per agreement." , Borne ol the owners , f the bottom land on aenerostec creek are preparing to pu them in cultivation Ibis year. They are i, tho same condition of the Rocky river bot toms, and when drained and put in a prop cr state of cultivation will make thousand of corn. Ut all the farmers in Anders* county, and the other counties, too, wh own bottom lands "ow lying Idle becaus too wet for cultivation, drain them an plant them in corn, and then thc old cry c "hard times" will no longer grate upon ou ears from year to year. Th? frogs an snakes nave bad possession of the unes land? of the country about long eu-.ugo. The meeting of Pomona Orange of th county on Saturday wa-, well attend? The following standing committees we, appointed : On Credentials-A. B. Bowdei H. il. Acker, W. T. McGill. On Sabord i .e Grangcs-J. \\\ Norris. P. R. Brow, I. W. Pickem.. on Education-R. V Simpson, W. W. Humphreys, J. M. Glen, On Labor-W. Vf. Russell, B. F. Crayto; T. II. Burriss. The Worthy Master d sires that each member of thc above con mitteea will discharge his duty, and that i thc next meeting of Ponionu'orange soi, interesting reports may be made, and th a new impetus may be given the order this county. J Mr. Wilso,; R. Reeves died at bis re; dence in the upper part of the county < Saturday, 25th March, and was buried < the day following. He was 78 years ol 1 and had been .llietcd for several years wi heart disease. Mr. Reeves was one of t old, substantial men of the county, ai J had always been a useful citizen in I community. Possessing intelligence, int? rity. a high sense of honor and a spotli character, be leaves behind bin, a reen j to which bis posterity eau ever point wi j pride, and an example that all men c. j afford to follow. Ile leaves several eli J dren and many other relatives, with a li< j of friends, to mourn bis death. On last Monday night about !? o'eloi j during a thunder storm in the lower p of this county; the stables of Mr. F. Bo. 1 -vere struck by lightning and set (ire. A line mule was killed by tbesbo J and when thc lire was discovered it 1 J made such headway that a good horse ex I fined in thc building could not be reset, I and consequently perished in the flam About eight hundred bundles of fod were also burnt. The mule and horse I ing the only work animals owned by : J Bond, he is left in an unfortunate cor J tion. A subscription for his relief was I circulation in this city on Tuesday. The County Treasurer will be prepared I May to receive the third installment of I taxes subscribed for building the Ba vam I Valley Railroad, and every taxpayer J the townships that have made subscript! I should pay bis taxes during that mont j possible. The work on this roads j been delayed long enough, and now I j opposition to it has beef withdrt I there should be u grand rally in its in j ests. Let everybody pay up their taxes J enable the Board of Directors to at o J put sufficient forces to work on it j complete it by next fall. It can bc tl land should be done, and if our pe I will but furnish the officers with the mi I by promptly paying their taxes, we bel it will bo done. Mr. John O'Neil, an enterprising y<. I furnier of Abbeville county, and who ! I in six or eight miles of Abbeville vii j on Little river, bas two hundred and acres in small grain, and has bought I I reapers of Messrs. Sullivan ?fc Mattisoi I this place, with which to harvest his i I He is a large 1 tndowner, ami next year I templates experimenting with sheep I ing. He is going to turn seven bur lacres of his farm int?) a sheep ranch, J test the question as to whether or not s husbandry can be made profitable i, I section. Wc advise bim to first buy t j thc dogs in bis tow nsbip, aniL-but lu know what to do will, thc,,,. South lina needs 25,000 just such men ai O'Neil. The lecture of Dr. Carlisle, of Spu burg, in the Methodist church on F I evening last on thc subject of "Chara was listened to by a large audie??? church being filled to its utmost cap He spoke for one hour, and bad thc c attention of his hearers throughout th course. We have beard few lectures calculated to inspire a high ambition noble purpose in the minds of young I just beginning life, and upon whon 1duties and responsibilities are almost devolving. The carnea!ness of his the aptness of his illustrations an? power of his argument combined to a deep impression upon bis audience thc young men who lieanl him tr?-as, in their minti* the immortal truths 1 tercd, and it, all future life their coi conduct will bc above suspicion, character is the biggest thing we lt deal with in this life, or In thc life to Father, give your son a patch ?if a or two this year for his own, and le exercise his judgment in proparin land, and in planting and cultivnti crop. If be wishes to try a diff?rer. ?of working his crop to what y ?wi h ways pursued, let ; bim do it. Enc bim to think for himself. Ho will ?leeper interest in farming, and sc beauly in form life. A boy.who always by orders, and is n?ver gi opportunity for the exercise of bi judgment, becomes a mere tool, as i and never develops a capacity for an ness. Make bim realize that he mind, and foci that you expect son of bim; and there ls no belier way ing this than by giving bini a patel own, to be worked by bin, and thc p Li bc enjoye?l by bim. You will I? ing by it in r. financial point of vie you will develop your boy into a tl fal, industrious man and farmer. titi? year. m O Tcinporat O Mort s. We see that Maj. T. H. Russell made a speech to about thirty tn Columbia, in which ho denounced 1 Democratic and Repe icm parlies, that they both had out li vol their use 4c, He denounce?! the Legislature I ing thc shu* law, ?nd thc regislrnti When the stock law question was f tated in Anderson county ho was oi strongest advocates, and continued vocatc it until finally a?lopted. He ways heretofore commended tho la heartily as being one in thc linc agricultural progress. His voice ways raised in its defense We lu have a very heated discussion no while ago with nn old ?inti stock la of this county, in which wc thor Biderable passion was aroused on b< But presto, bc changes. He is no to organize a Greenback unti-Rc lisrty in thc ?and bills near Colon wc suppose it now suits him beat t stock law.-Piftenr Sentinel. Meeting of Directors o? the Savannah Val ley Railroail. At a meeting (if tho Board of Directora uf the above Itond at this place yesterday, res olutions were adopted remitting all OMS and penalties on tho delinquent taxes, pro vided they are paid during *hc collection of the Muy taxes, or during the collection of the second installment o? the State taxes with the usual penalty of live per cent. This nction was taken in view of thu withdrawal of the opposition to thc collec tion of said taxe*. Tho Board also directed the Secretary to advertise for proposals for the grading of the remainder of the Road. The advertise ment will np|K?ar in this paper next week. A call for the Annc.il Convention of tho stockholders of the Road will he found elsewhere. - Moudny afternoon Dick Atkinson, 1 a convi -t from Darlington, sentenced at i the recent term of Court, and who was ; in the Penitentiary for the third time, ; attempted to escape and succeeded in reaching the middle of the river when he was shot and disappeared in the water. It is supposed he was killed .iud search was immediately made for him, but up to 8 o'clock that night his body had not been found. Skin diseases arc increasing to an alarm ing extern, and when left alone take deeper root, and thc longer neglected are the more difficult to cure. They all indicate a disor dered or impure condition of the blood. A few bottles of the great vegetable alterative. S. S. S., by purifying thc blood, euro all B?ch diseases and robs future years of much suffering. Price, $1.00 and $l".7"? per bottle. C. F. Jones ?v. o*s. Snow Flake Patent Flour is the kin.! to use if you want the best bread. 1 will give one cent a bill for Confed?rale Money. Strike while the iron is hot. j. A. DANIELS. For Fine Toilet Articles go to Wilhites' i Drug Store. Dyes for Faster Fggs nt Wilhites' Drug St?re. Frank Sidda'V Soap is the best I.aundrv Soap in use. Irv it. For sale only by WU- ' bite ? W?hlte. I -. -. -- ? FOR SALE OR TO RENT -A good | second-hand Piano in A No. 1 condition. i J. H. VON HAHSKLN. BLACKINU.-Best thing iii Hlaeking is at Wilhite s Drug Sics. Ten cent boxes sell ing for live cents. Equal to any on the market. German Student Lamps, Hall tamps, Chandeliers and Fine Parlor tamps can be bought cheekiest nt Wilbite & Wilhite's. Hind .. Corn Remover for sale at Wilhites' City Drug Store. A cure guaranteed, if used according to directions, or money will be refunded. - - - ? - Smoke Ibo "G. M. T. Cigar" at the City Drug Store. A large lot SAMPLE II ATS at N. Y w holesale priiv-, and a job lot below cost. If you want a bargain call on me Am ? receiving large lots Middleton's and Bre mer's Fertilizers. See me before you buy. C. A. KEEP, Agent, ! BUGGIES!-Any person wanting a good vehicle should not tail to call on REED & j STEPHEN8, whose long experience ena bles them to select the most reliable VVest I ern Buggies at lower prices than any one. j Aladden Oil-160? fire test-does not smoke lamp chimneys, and gives a better light than any burning oil in use. Received highest award at Centennial Exposition. For sale by Wilbite A Wilbite. Honesty is the best policy in medicine as well ns in other things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is a genuine preparation." an unequalled spring medicine and blood purifier, decided ly superior to all others in the market Trial pro-, i s it. Mothers t Mothers ! 1 Mothers 11 ! Are you disturbed at night and broken ol your rest by a sid: child buffering and cry. lng with the excruciating pain of cuttlnf teeth? If SM, go at once and get a bottleo: MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH INC SYR UP, lt will relieve the poor littleMificrei immediately-depend upon it ; there is nc mistake about it. There is not a ntothei on earth who lois ever used it, who will no teli yon nt once that it will regulate tilt bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re lief and health to the child, operating tiki magie, lt is |>crfectly safe to use in al cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is tin prescription of one of the oldest and bes female physicians and nurses in the Unite? Slates. Sold every where. 25 cents a bottle A Cougli, Col?! or Nore Thron should bc stoppest. Neglect frequently re suits in an incurable Luna Disease or Cnn sumption. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO CHES does not disorder the stomach lik cough syrups and balsams, but act directl vu the inflamed part.", allaying irritation give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis, Cvugtu Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles whicl Singers and Public Speakers are subject te For thirty year's Brown's Bronchial Troche have been recommended by physicians, an have always given perfect satisfuclioi Having been tested by wide and constat usc for nearly an entire generation, thc have attained well-merited rank among th few staple remedies of the age. Sold at V ......lo ., k..- ?. ,...,.1...-? isses CARLISLE & PEOPLES IN VITES thc attention of tho Ladies of Anderson and the surrounding country to eall on them nu examina their ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Which embraces tho very latest stylos of HATS und BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIB BONS, LACES, LADIES1 NECKWEAR, Ac, which they otter at reasonable price.?. Call before purchasing elsewhere. March IJWfc! Also, 3Iiiiit ust-TV?iilciiK?-. 33 3m NEW SPRING GOODS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large and beautiful lot of SE*IIINU t'ALS" 4'OEN, a sample lot of LA DI EH* HAT?, which we are offering at New York Cost. Also, quito fl variety of Gents' und Boys' STRAW HATS. Our Stock of SPRING SHOES for Ladies", Gent.-, Misses and Children is complete. We cun sell you as good a Shoe for as little money as any one in the City, in any style desired. Call and examine our Stock. You w ill" lind polite ami attentive Clerks to show you through, and no offense taken or charge made if yon don't buy. WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER, For which wo are Agents, and have now on exhibition ; and .ve don't hesitate to say is the best on the market. Call and examine it-we will take pleasure in showing and ex plaining it to you ; and if you want a Machine, we can certainly make it to your interest to buy the ''Champion." . Respectfully. March 23. 1SS2 ANDREW & PRI-VOST. HEBE WE ARE ! HOME AGAIN ! OH ! COME AND SEE OUR PRETTY THINGS ! MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS, WITH usual care, selected our SPRING STOCK, ?ind we ure ready to show the MOST BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Yes, we feel confident we can please the young; irrddle-nped and old fol kB, ..Co .?.e one and all, and bc otninced that you can get thc- PRETTIEST and CHEAPEST Goods at the LADIES' STORE. March 23, 1882 - . SO ? PO/^QS AND ORGANS. 03 3 -D m r~ cn a? S rn o SE ? = S S Po H ? s ao 3 o - r o 9 rVVERONE HUNDRED MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENTS to be sold at Mantifac V_/ turcr's Factory Prices. Now is your time to buy. If you can't bay all cash, trv our Ensv Installment PIUIM. One Price to ul I, and that the VERY LOWEST. Catalogues Free Address IJ. E. NORRYOE, , March 23. IBM ? OR McSMlTII MUSIO HOUSE. Greenville S. C. THE TOZER STEAM ENGINE, WITH RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IS TUE Best ipi for Mse of too Farmers of Aiiflerson Co., As 54 of them now working-, in this County bear witness. MESSR&P?ULLIVAN ? M ATT I SON are ttl ll our Agents, and will shortly have one of our Engine? always in store to supply auy immediate order. As in the nast wo will gnahtnte? to please. Send for Price Litt, either to our Agents or our selves We keep in stock the CARDWELL and thc WHEELER fe MELICK THRESHERS. TOZER & DIAL, Columbia, S. C. SULLIVAN & MATTI80N, Agents, Anderson, S. C. March 30,1882 37 Om OE mm mw? AT T?IK NEW YORK CASH STORE Unprecedented in Extent ! Unrivalled in Variety ! Unexcelled by any House in the State ! Wv can Inhibit this Season a Linc of New ami Fashionable SPRING GOODS, rp 7 A HAT cannot possibly bc found anywhere viso, aa we ave THE ONLY HOUSE who went to New York from this City, at an expense ol time .md money, to procure all the LATEST NOVELTIES for our hundreds of customers. WE HAVE NEW GOODS, not merely advertise s >. We have large assortments, not merely advertise so. We have Low Priers, not merely advertise so, ann wo moan what sro advertirte. DEPARTMENT I. DRESS HOODS, SILKS, SATINS, TRIMMINGS. Our stock of these essentials is pronounced by all tho Ladies bho thronged our Store the past week .1 be perfectly magnificent, abounding in Domestic and Foreign Fabrics of tho newest shades and colorings. Black doods a specialty, sueb as all wool Hunting, Nun's Vcilirg, Tamise Cloth, French Momie, Cashmeres, Silk Grenadines, Figured Lace Effects, Silk Mohair, Crepe Cloths, 'Watered Silks and Satins in black and color?. ill of which we bought very cheal? a,,<l shall oller accordingly. DEPARTMENT ll. WHITE GOODS. We have a bewildering array of Victoria Lawns, Jaconets, Piques, Mull Muslin, Lin en Lawns, Swiss in plain and dotted. Tarlatans, small and handsome large Plaid Nain sooks, an endless variety of Figured Muslins in entirely new designs, Lace Curtains in Embroidered Swiss, Nottingham Lace or Cretonnes, beautiful and large Marseilles Quilts, half bleached, bleached; Turkev Red and Colored Border Tabbi Damask, with Napkins and Doylies to match ; Linen Batistes, Dress Linens, (extremely cheap,) Blay Linens and lou of Towels, (please call tor our "Dime" Towel,) with plain and knotted fringes. DEPARTMENT III. 1ST e ok wear, Hosiery, G-loves. Perhaps nothing in our entire Store lias met with so much furor, to judge liv the sales, as our line of Ladies' Neckwear. It is simply grand. Do prepare for yourself thc pleasure and conic and look at them. We will gladly show Hie many different ami ele gant styles of "Mother Hubbard" Collars and other Novelties." in Hosiery we have, us usually, all that is wanted or desirable, from the cheapest Stocking and smallest Baby Sock to the finest imported and English-length Huso in while, half-bleached, colored, black or embroidered. The leading styles in Gloves, of which we have a large assortment, ure the "Jersey Frame,'* M usque tai ru and Forster's Hoed;, in medium colors, Opera shades or black. These goods being bought from the importer wc are able losell them below regulr.r prices. DEPARTMENT IV. LACES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS. Our Laces are always admired, and we take special care to have a nice, choice selec tion in Valenciennes, Trocbon, Russian Point, Languedoc, Vermicelli and Spanish Laces. The extent of our Embroidery stock can bo imagined when we have an assortment ranging in price from .'Je. a yard up to $1.00. Every shade, width and quality of Ribbon can be found in our show-cases nt popular prices. DEPARTMENT V. HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS, KUCH1NGS. From fie. to ^LiK) in plain, colored border, mourning, heintned-stitehed, embroidered, law-edged, silk or satin, is our assortment of Handkerchiefs. Besides a full stock <T leading Corsets, we carry a lino of Dr. Strong's Noising and Health-supporting Cor.cts, which have proven immensely popular. An entirely new selection >>f Buchings, white and black, in Footing, Swiss, Luce or Crepe Lisle. DEPARTMENT VI. Parasols, Fans, Ladies' Hats. Thc growing demand for line and elegant Parasols has made it imperative upon us to biiow a complete assortment, and we have it-thc right kin ' and tho right prices. Chil dren's Parasols n specialty. To keep off dies, to cool the heated brow, to gently stir n zephyr-breath, to hide be hind to love express, arc the manifold purposes of a Fan. Simple as it seems, yet the extent and variety of patterns, kinds, colors are marvellous, but all tastes can be suited by looking nt our"choice selection. AB usually, wc have n large stock of Children's and Ladles' Hats, trimmed and un trimmed-the latest novelties of a New York market, which cannot fail lo please the beholder. WETBA BTUfleTJT %#|| C7Cag a-?.* a .w.n.? ? m mam 'LW a rjc m. ?9 MT @HS ? This Department contains more articles than any other, and enumeration is therefore out of thc question. Let it suffice that our stock is complete, especially such as Buttons, Everlasting Trimming, Feather Edge Braid, Flue Soaps and Perfumo, Pocket Books, Kat and Hair Ornaments, Dress Shields, Picture Frames, Combs, Bracelets and myriads of other things. DEPARTS ?? MT VDDD A handsome line of Dress and Shirting Prints, Si a Island, Bleaching, Sheeting, Brown Shirting, Athens Checks, Tickings, Ginghams, Cheviots, Grass Cloth, Cottonades, Jeans, etc., lorin thc chief feature of Ibis department, which ie lilied to overflowing with the'.abovo staple and desirable goods. DEPARTMENT BX Ladies^Gents^OlxIissesEchildrenS Everything, from tho tlncat to the cheapest, in all leather, foxed or cloth, hue, but ton or elastic, can bc found in our stock. W e have an exceedingly handsome line of Slippers for toilet or street wear. Please examine. DEPARTMENT X. CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS. A Bigger Stocu ol' Ibeso Goods than ever! and that is saying a gooil deal, for we al ways were Headquarters for a cheap und good Suit, far a stylish Hat, for the "King" Shirt, for tho best Linen Collars, for splendid Underwear and fancy Socks. White "e.sts and Alpaca Coats are n specialty with us, as we only keep "Hnmnicrsloiigh's" best goods, which always give satisfaction. DEPARTMENT XI. CARPETS, MATTINGS, OILCLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS. We have nothing but new goods in this department, and they are worthy of your in i peet ion, as the prices arc very reasonable, nucLthc selection better than in former seasons. Willi thanks for your j?;ist liberal patronage, which bas been the stimulus of our en deavor to keep a Store in consonance with-the demand and progress of our young City, wo give thc assurance that nothing on o Ot part shall be left undone that might in the least be construed as deviating from our tonner iron rs? and motto, "Large Stocks, Low Prices, Polite Attention." Very tritiy. ARNSTEIN & ROSE. March 'Si. 1 ?SH-? 30 J. C. CUNNINGHAM * CO. WE INVITE AN INSPECTION OF OUR Stock of Goods Before You Buy. Should you Want a Wagon, THE OLD HICKORY IS THE "BOSS" If a Plow, STARK'S DIXIE IS THE "FAVORITE." Our stock of HARDWARE is complete, and ut prices as low as the lowest. Build ers and Mechanics can always be suited. GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Etc., Full stork of all, and equally low in price as nny other bouse. We want our friends whom we have given lime to this year, to come square up to the front, for both Guano and Merchandise. Come and do the best you am, and we will try and arrange for the balance. Oct 20. 1881 11 LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN STOVE. -o THE PUBLIC GENERALLY arc invited to call and examine the. most CONVIiN ?KNT COOK. STOVE CV CR INVENTED, named tho "NEW PARLOR CABINET." I have in stock thc ' TIMES COOK." acknowledged to be tho best Stove now sold, thu gem of the first water, and for sale only by the undersigned. lam Agent for the most improved HEKOHEiVII COOK ?TOVE, warranted peri? . ily safe. Also, the best Kerosene Oil fan, called the "Queen." Need* no repairs, and warranted not to leak. I have something new in the way of Cooking Utensils-GRANITE IRON WARE light and durable. LEATIIF.P? Of all kinds kept in Mo. k. and for sale CH KAP. The beat COFFEE POT now sold io the market, warranted tf> make the beat Cofles for the least money. Testimonials furnished. TIN WABE lo bo sold CHEA P durr g thc dull Slimmer months. X.. H. SEEL. Mfcd.1418* 35 Weit End Waverly Hou,-. SHPIRUtsTG- 1882. NEW GOODS d PARIS STORE. THE BOSS STOCK. THE nianv customers of thu PARIS STU KIO aro respectfully invited to inspect tb? LAUGE STOCK now on hand, claiming to ofter you DRY GOODS, FAKCY O00D8, NOTIONS, SHOES AND HATS much lower than elsewhere in the City, striving at till times to make nev. customer* by ottering a good clan of Goods at such LOW FIGURES as will be in the reach of all. ' MY STOCK OF Ladies' Dress Goods is immense White Pique is immense, Embroidery is immense, Ladies' Cloves is immense, Ladies' Cravats is immense. Calicoes in immense, Pleaching is immense, White Lawn is immense, Colored Lawn is immense. Muslins is Immense, Cambrics is immense, <\;lorcd Silks is Immense, Black Silks is immense, Laces is immense, Braids is immense, Parasols is immense, Fans is immense, Huttons is i ni meuse. MY STOCK OF Dress Linen is immense, Black Cashmere is immense, Ladies' Hose is immense, Childrens' Hose is immense, Gents' Hose is immeuso, Ladies' Hoops is immense, Boys' Wear is immense, Mens' Wear is immense, Ladies' Fine Shoes is Immense, Ladies' Fine Slippers is immense, Gent?' Fine Shoes is immense, Boys' and Youths' Suits is immense, Mens' Suits is immense, Ladies' Dusters is immense, Ladies' Hats is immense, Gents' Hats is immense, Oil Cloth is immense. Will at all times bo pleased to servo my friends and customer?, believing in tho motto "YOUR INTER EST IS MINE." Will keep en band a Large Stock, a Good SUjcfc a < neap Stock, ami a TREMENDOUS STOCK. March 0, 188.! 34 LESSER, PARIS STORE. A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK T SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY GOODS ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE, TO BE FOUND IN MISS DELLA KEYS' ROOM. t A'-'' M? tho nianv other pretty goods u-ually found in a Millinery Store. The Ladies aro all in vited to call und sec these Goods before purchasing, HS I can give satisfaction in Prices and Goods. SST DRESS MAKING given prompt attention. Prices to suit the tillie. ROOM IN McCULLY'H NEW BUILDING-Up-Btalrs, over Moss & Tolly's Confec tionery. 35 FIRST CLASS FERTILIZERS. I CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH EWTAW FERTILIZER, EWTAW ACID PHOSPHATE, EXCELLENZA FERTILIZER, E(?UAL lonny Fertilizers sold In this market, or anv other market. PRICES RE DUCED. Give me a call. MY STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, IS COMPLETE, and 1 can please any one in GOODS and PRICES who will give me a trial. A full stock of FARM NUPPLIES alway? on hand, und I guarantee to bell as cheap for the Cash us any house In tho up-country. March 0, 1882 W. JP. BARR, No. 10 Granito Row. Q,TXXG:K: SALES AND SMALL PROFITS ! WE hen to call the ftPuntion of our friendr and customers to our COMPLETE STOCK OF GOOL .. which wo ofter AT LOW PRICES. Wo call special atten tion toa fine lot of Illari Lt- ls. Jeana. CannlinereM and a general assortment of Dry Uoods. Also, Lnd.CH* <UloakH. SHOES AND BOOTS. Our stock of Shoes and Boots cannot be bent in QUA LIT Y omi PRICES. LEATH ER and SHOE FINDINGS. A Nplendid Uno of HATS and GAPS, very low. HARDWARE. A good assortment of best Hardware. CROCERIES. FINE TEA A SPECIALTY. Rousted and Green Coffee, Sugar, Now Crop N. O. Mulasses, The best Flour In the market. Buckwheat Flour. Macearon!, Cheese, Mackerel, Currant?, Rulslns, Citron, Mince Meat, Apple Buttpr. tTti assortment of Canned Goods, and many articles not named hero. CARPETS AND BUGS. Carpets and Rugs In ?tock, and over tl fly samples from which to make your selections. (Jive us a call. Wc ask on inspection of our Stock. Wo charge nothing for showing. We ask your special attention to our stock of Shoe? and Bootu for Men, Womon, Boys, Girls and Children, which wc warrant not to rip, und to have no wood or pasteboard in the bot tom. For sale ehcup. A. B. TOWERS & CO., No. 4 Granito Row. -o Settle Your? Delfts ! Our customers will do us a favor, and themselves a great good,.by paying up their Notes and Accounts at once. We need our money. A. B. TOWERS & CO. Dec lo, ISSI_ _F2_ly " SPRING, GENTLE SPRING," IS HERE. AND FOLLOWING CLOSE BEHIND IS HE*R INEVITABLE COMPANION, -A- DISEASED LIVER, And nil its train of diseases. Don't forget to try the popular and successful remedy, ORR & SLOAN'S LIVER, OTTRE. ?_arch 23, 188z J. P. SULLIVAN. W. A. VAND1VER J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. HAVE A CASH PRICE FOR ALL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDISE. WE OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS, and only want a small profit. Our Stock of OROCEIIIEM complete. Genuine Muscovado Molasses and Sil bar Syrups. A large lot of CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR at prices that will not be undersold. We have received another lot of tho LITTLE BASSETT PLOW STOCKS, the best on the market, without any exception. Price, $2.00. We now have hitler article of COFPEK than ever before-seven pounds to thc dollar. Standard Northern Manufactured Fertilizers, 425 lbs. Cotton to the ton-payable next Fall. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. Feb 11!_ 1882 _ _20_ly J_J._ll 1.J .!. U.I Ll ? . I T-? I have on hand a Complete Assortment of STOVES AND TINWARE, AND AM PREPARED TO DO ROOFING and REPAIRING PROMPTLY. WILL BUY ALL HAW HIDES, RAGS and BEESWAX, AND PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES. Match, BL 1682 J OHN 39 JE. PKOI^ES.