The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, July 06, 1882, Image 4
Tho Trouble of being n Woman.
Upon the .vhole, it is a dreadful thing
to boa woman, and do thc business up in
good shape.
In the first place, you've got to look
well, or else you're ...obody. A man may
be homely and still be popular. Whis
kers cover up thc most of his face, and if
ho has got a large mouth, nobody mis
trusts it ; and, if he wrinkles bad on his
forehead, his friends speak of his many
cares, and of his thoughtful disposition,
and tell each other that his wrinkles are
lines of thought. Lines ol'thought in
deed! when in all probability, his fore
head is wrinkled by thc habit he has got
of scolding at his "wife when the coffee
isn't strong enough.
A woman must always be in good ol
der throughout. Her hair must he friz
zed and banged as fashion demands and
she must powder if she has a shinning
skin ; and she must manage to look sweet,
no matter how sour she may feel, and -he
must hang just so. and her laces must be
always spotless, and her boot buttons all
in place, and finger nails clean, and she
mu.-n't whistle nor climb fences, nor
-tone eat i, nor swear when hhc ls mad.
.She can't go out alone because ladies
must be protected. Sho can't go any
where when it rains because her bair
won't stay crimped, and she'll get mud on
her petticoats, and things. She can't be
a Freemason, because sho would tell
their iccrets, and everybody would know
all about that goat atid that gridiron.
She can't smoke because it wouldn't be
feminine. She can't go courting becauso
it is unwomanly. But HIJC must get mar
ried before she is twenty-li ve, or every
body will feel wronged. People will sigh
over her, and wonder why it is that the
men "don't st em to take," and all the
old maids and widows will smile signifi
cantly-nnd keep quiet.
Oh, these smile-, and these significant
looks! They are ten times worse than
open slanders !
It is a terrible tiling to bc- an old maid
-terrible! Everybody knows it is, and
tho women who are married to drunken
husbands, and who manage to quarrel
with them bix days out of thc seven, will
groan in agony of spirit over tho s'nglo
womau, and call her that poor old
maid !
A wotnon must marry rich, or sho
doesn't marry "well." To marry well is
tho end and aim ot a woman's existence,
judging from the view which people in
gcnral take of thia matter.
it is everybody's business who a wo
man marries. Tho whole neighborhood
put their heads together and talk over
tho pros and cons, and decide whether
she is good enough for him. And they
criticiso the shape of lier nose, and the
way she does up her hair, and relato
anecdotes of how lazy her grandfather
was, and how her Aunt Sally used to sell
benns and buttermilk.
A woman must wenr No. 2 boots on
No. 3 feet, and she must manngu to dress
well on scvonty-iivo cents a week ; and
sho musu't bo vain, and she must bo kind
to the poor, aud go regularly to the sew
ing-society meetings, and bo ready to
..Ire dolls, make aprons and tidies for
church fairs.
Sho must bo a good cook, and she
must bo ablo to "do up" her husband's
shirts so that tho heathen Chinese wash
erman would groan with envy and gnash
his teeth with tho snme unholy passion,
at sight of them.
She must always have tho masculine
buttons in tho family sewed on ?o Hint
they never will como oil' while in uso,
and sho must keep tho family hosiery so
that nobody would mistrust that there
werctocs insido of tho stockings when
they aro on.
Sho must hold herself in continual
readiness to find everything hor husband
lost-and a man never knows where any
thing is. Ile will put his boots carefully
away on tho parlor sofa, and when he has
hunted after them hnlf an hour, ho will
appear to his wife with n countenance
like that of tho avenging angel, and de
mand to know "Whal iu tho thunder sho
has dono with his boots ?"
She trust shut nil the doors after her
lord and master, and likewise tho bureau
drawers, for a married man never was
known to shut a drawer. It would bo ns
unnatural as for a hen to go swimming
for recreation.
Sho muHt go to beti first in cold weath
er, BO as to get tho beti warmed, lier
husband, if ho be a wiso man. never asks
her tn do this, but ho si ls up "to finish u
piece in the paper," and waits while sho
gets the sheets to a comfortable tempera
ture.
Ah, there aro a good many tricks in
tho trado of what is called living togeth
er!
A woman is expected to take caro of tho
baby, oven after tho first infantile wouder
multiplies into n round dozen. And if
ho doubles up with tho colic, or tho trials
of cutting teeth, necessary evils of tho
mumps, and measles, and whooping
cough, and scarlet fever, and rash, throat
distemper, and short sleeves, aud baro
legs, and pins sticking into him and too
much caudv atid n bad temper, why her
husband tolls her that "he does wish she'd
try and quiet tho baby !" And ho says it
justas if ho fully believed that she alone
was responsible for its being in existence ;
and as if he thought sho was considera
bly to blame for it, too.
And when sho has tho heaadcho, no
body thinks of mi tiding it ! A woman
is always having tho headache! And if
ano is "nervous enough to fly," nobody
shuts tho doors any easier ou account of
it, or tucks ho. upon tho lounge with u
shawl over her, or coddles her to death,
like, mau has to bo coddled in such cir
oumstanoes.
We might go on indefinitely with tho
troubles a woman brings ; and if there
is a mau in tho world who thinks n wo
man baa au easy timo of it just let him
pin on a pound of fulsu hair, nnd get in
side a new pair of corsoia, and put on a
pullback ovorskirt, and bo a woman him
self, and Beo how ho likes it.
A NEW ENTERPRISE.-Commissioner
Butler has on exhibition at his office an
interesting collection of the products ol
tho common pine, resulting from a now
process which has boon invented and is
now in successful operation. Tho pro
cess, known as Stanley's, is a compara
tively simple and inexpensive one, con
sisting of reducing (or burning) in a
retort ordinary cord wood, by which
various substances of important commer
cial value have been obtained. From a
singlo cord of wood, which cost $3.f>0,
thus treated there has resulted :
15 Gallons spirits turpentine,
worth..,.i.? 7.f)0
80 Gallons pino wood oil, worth... lfj.OO
150 Gallons pyroligneous acid,
worth. 15.00
50 Bushels superior charcoal,
worth. 5.00
$33.50
A retort with all appliances for reduc
ing two cords of wood per day eau bo
managed by a singlo hand, and will cost
about $2,000.
One is now in successful operation at
Augusta, from which the samples shown
havo come, and others aro being erected
throughout tho pine region. If all, or
even a reasonable portion, of tho results
claimed for tha process can bo realized,
thero aro "million* in it" f>r our pine
barren section. A company is in process
of formation in Columbia.- Columbia
HcgUler.
A Half Dollar Trial.
Mr. Ernest King, editor of tho Fall
River (afass.) Sun, thus discourses upon
the merits of St. Jacobs Oil : "Suffering
with rheumatic pains I was Didymus as
to remedies. I read of St. Jacobs Oil
??nd said herc goos for a half dollar trial,
x bought a bottle and before it was hall
used the screw-wrench pains had gone
and troubled mo no longer."
Tho Hon, Jlr. Lot, of Sodom.
Now if wc lc' (bc I-iOrd chooso for us j
iie will choose better than wc can our
selves. Hut Lot wanted to choose for
himself. I will venture to say, when he
left Abraham, if you had talked to him
about going to Sodom he would have
said: "O, no! Go down to Sodom? Do
you think I would lake my wife into
Sodom? Do you think I would take my
children down into Sodom-into that
great city with all ?ts temptations ? Not
i !" But he pitched bu tent toward
Sodom-tie looked toward the city-and
it was not long before his business took
him there. Ile went down the re perhaps
lo sell bi? cattle, and fourni a good mar
ket. Some of llie leading men wanted
Ililli to go down there. Ile could make a
great deal ol money -could make it fas
ter. When a man pitches his tent before
Sodom and looks in it won't he long be
fore he gels in there.
Hi? business took him lhere. "Busi
ness must be attended to- a man must
attend to bis bus'iuess, you know." "But
then it will be ruin to your family." "< ?,
well ! I am going lo get money and then
get out of it. When I gel enough to re
tire I will move hack, and live on the
plains of Abraham. Hull must attend
to my business fir-t." Many a man pun
business befcrc bis family. Business
must bc attended to, let ihcconsequonet *
be what they will.
In thc night of thc world Lot wait one
of the most successful business men of
all Sodom. If you had gone in Iber?; a
little while before destruction came upon
it and inquired about the ??lace and its
leading men, they would have told you
thal Lot, thc nephew of Abrahan!, was
one of thc most successful men in all
Sodom. He held ollice. Wc find him
hitting at the gate, and that is a sign
that lie was an nllicer. Perhaps they
made him a judge-a good, high-sound
ing name, ".Judge Lot." lt is a good
title. Tim world honored him ; Sodom
honored him ; they liked him very well.
Then be would have, reasoned in this
way ; "Don't you seo I have got an influ
ence by coming down here." He was a
man of great influence in tbo hight of
tho world-immense influence. They
would have told you that be was one of
thu most influential men in ull Sodom.
He owned, perhaps, tho best corner lots,
and he may have hud his name on them.
If they had had a Coiigtess in those days
he would have been a very popular mau
to send to Congress. He would have
been "The Hon. Mr. Lot, of Sodom."
Ile was a man ibo world delighted to
honor ; for it delights to honor tbnt kind
of a man-a man of great influence.
But I want to call your attention to ono
thing-ho was ibero twenty years and
never got a convert. That is a tuan of
influence ! Look around and" see where
the worldly Christians are. How many
souls are they winning to Jesus (.'brist '/
Are they the men that are building up
Christ'? kingdom ? 1 tell you those men
aro doing moro to lear it down than any
other class.-I). I,. Moody,
WHAT'S THAT FOU?-He drifted into
Phil McGovern's saloon in San Francisco
tho other evening, wiped his forhead, felt
all around in his pockets and said willi a
pleasant smile:
"Well, as it seems 1 have j md ono
tencent piece left to day I'll take a
drink."
When the four fingers of Antioch
nervo-tnuglcr had been secreted in his re
motest recesses, Ibo consumer fumbled
among his keys and laid something on
tho counter. Aa be did HO ho started and
said with u look of amazement :
"Groat Set t ! just look at that !"
."I sec it," said tho barkeeper, scornful
ly regarding tho alleged dime. "It's n
suspender button. What of ii?"
' Well, I didn't look at il before. I just
felt it in my pocket, and I'm blamed if it
didn't fool me. Ahem. I suppose you'll
have to nut this drink on ice until tomor
row. I'll drop in mid lix it."
'Oh, of cottrso you will. Here, take
this," and tho cock-tail retailer banded
over n needle and thread.
"Whnt's that for ?"
"Why, for you to sew on that button
right now. Otherwise, you might make
a mistake again this evening somewhere
else. Just sew her on strong."
But tho party with tho button was very
much instilled, and went out swearing
that they didn't know how to trent ono of
tho most prominent citizens in thc pioneer
business, nohow.
No TIMK TO TULL A LIE.-Josse C.
had tho reputation of being tho "biggtat
liar" in Georgia, and was never known to
como out behind. Ono hot day Hill H.
sat on the shady side of his barn. After
dinner ho saw Jess riding in great haste
toward town. Hill hailed him and went
to the ??*U'\ Jess asked what bc wanted.
"Stop anti tell us a big lie," said Bill.
"No limo for lying now," snid Jess.
Your uncle Soil died suddenly nu hour
ugo, and I am going for tho Coroner and
a collin." And on he went. Bill ran to
tho house and told his wife. She gather
ed up tho children. Ho hitched tho
horso to tho wagon, loaded in bis family
and posted off four miles through heat
and dust to undo Soil's. On arriving ho
found tho family and two ceighbora in tho
large kitchen, undo Soil buried-to the
eyes in half a big watermelon. Thc sur
prise was mutual and explanations fol
lowed. "Well," said Bill, "I asked Jess
for a big lio,and not only got it, but was
fool enough to belicvo it. I wouldn't
believe him again if I knew ho was dy
ing.''-Marietta Journal.
SAYINGS OP LONGFELLOW.-The sun
shine of lifo is made up of very few
beams that arc bright all tho time.'
In character, in manner, in style, in all
things, tho supremo cxccllcn is simplic
ity.
Mon of geniusare often dull in society ;
as the blazing meteor when it descends
to earth is only a stone
How small a portion of our lives ia that
we truly enjoy. In youth wc are looking
forward for things that are to come. In
old agc wc look backward to things that
' aro past.
Many readers judge of the power of a
i book by the shock it gives their feelings,
aa some ?avago tribes determino the pow
er of muskets by their recoil, that being
considered best which fairly prostrates
tho purchaser.
- Mississippi has -127,1)80 children bo
tween the ages of B?X and twenty years.
Thero are 76,187 more blacks than whites,
_ - Pitka, or silk grass, which is a na
! tive of Mexico and tho West ludios, can
i bo successfully grown in tho South. It
can bo woven into tho finest fabrics, and
would bo a proal rival to King Cotton.
- A man living at Simmons' Gnp, on
tho Bluo Ridge, in Virginia, who is eigh
ty years old, ia living with his ninth wife,
and ?9 tho father of fifty-three children.
At a recent family reunion over 300 of
hts decendants were present.
- Capt. Stubbs, of Gainesville, Ark.,
the champion rifle shot of the world, ex
hibited his skill the other day by break
ing a grniu of com tossed up, shooting a
nickel from the finger of a friend and
breaking thc point oft" a pencil.
: - The bill passed by the House to re
tire tho trade dollars will, if it becomes a
law, yield quite a snug profit to tho Gov
ernment. It directs lhat standard silver
d ll irs shall Lo exchanged for trado do J
lars. Of the trade dollars coined by the
Government about $9,000,000 remain in
thia country, tho othcra having Leon ex
ported. This dollar contains 420 graina
of silver, while the standard dollar con
; tains but 4?2J grains. Thereforo, on
i ovcry dollar exchanged tho Government
will make 7i grains of silver. But an
tho standard dollar is worth justas much
F in circulating as thc Irado dollar, the
: Government will mako tho profit with
out finy loes whatever to anybody.
Ul.
FOU
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell'
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear end Headache, Frosted
Foot and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ni> rr.j'?rHtlun on rarth equall ST. Jji<-ori OIL
tr a taff, sure, *{?ii>tr iud cheap Eiternal
lii-in.-dy A trial rntall. Int th? ci-niparntlvi.I j
triflliiK ?'Utlajr <.f 60 tYntH, ami cry ..ii? imfi.:rini{
T.ltli |>aiti<au haT" deep awi poliUT? prvjf ut lt.
claim.
I>lrrctl'>Di ID Kletr-u I^iiRiiagrs.
SOLD BY ALL DR?GQIHT? AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE.
A. VOGJEXBR ?fc CC,
jl<i'tt>nore, Md., V. B. A.
FILLS
A DISORDERED LIVER
IS THE BANE
of tho present genorntion. It le for tho
Cum nf this d'iMsnxc find its nttundanto,
B?CK-HEADACH?. hlL10U6HE33" DYB
PEP8I?, COH?TIi'A f I0?L PILES, otc, that
TVJTT'B PILLS buvo ?gined a world-wide
reputation. No Honigdy Hos over beep
SlBCov?fed Jthet _aeta BO gently on th?
digestive organ si giving; them viRor to ua
cimiluio food. A? a natural rosuit. tho
f?orvoiui Byst?m ia Braced, the'MuHclos
qm Dovolopod. aad tim Dody ttolmat.
O ix i Hs* ?.xxci DE'oxrox*.
E. HIV AI., ii I'lantnr r.t Ouyou Bara, Le..soya:
My ?>?i motton la In n mulnrtul district, l'or
?ovarai yotirn 1 aoulil pot multo bnlf a crop on
Account of IIIIIOUH dldcaeou nnd chitin. I v.-r.n
nworly dlr)" :ourarjrtd ?linn I bogan the uso of
TUT1B PI I.I.K : rcBuH wau icarToloua:
rr.y lr.:i>.r<ir<? n.....i cam* nearly anti robust,
nnrt I hnvo rind nu further trouble
Tin1.? rrllrvr lin- ? UL-OI-HCI?Llivr,ricans*
tbr JIIIUKI (ruui (loloixiuua tiuxiiur?, nnd
rame ttl?' lillHC'l* to :trt naturally, nitfl
onl u '.ii- ii no ?nv M?a fr ri nell.
Try 11? I? rr mr il -. .*;- I J-ty, nnil 3 00 ?rill crain
n I1e.1l 11> .' I>1 *?...! lon. ? "aronui. Bod. . ??uro
IIIoo;l. M?renle N?*rv?-a, utitl n .?iotitirl E.lvrr.
I'rlrr. iSSt'cti J*.'.irr, 33 .Murray ?st., I?. X.
TUTS HAIR DIL
MHA\ r Wit IM: i'n* changed toa Gl.oaBV
lt:.?. . fir iiniitli-nllon nf this DVB. It
|iii|in?ta i ii turill ... lur.nn '. u< 11 tn-tiiutntieouMy.
si-..: I i ..-..uv:-t". ??r .?'nt li}' I'.xpsi-.v. cm receipt
of On?! !'. ?Ur.
Office. :"M Murray Street. New York.
(Dr. J I "/TM Ji.l.Vt'.l J- of ?ra*uao?e"K
Iafortuation anti Car/til Receipt* H
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Notice, Planters.
npiIE underslKned nie in Anderson rep
X resentina tho Pomona Hill Nurseries,
J. Van. Lindley, Proprietor, Greensboro,
N. 0. 500,000 Fruit Tries, Vines, Ac. Also
Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs,
Rosos, Ac., for salo. This Nursery is one
of the largest in tho South. Having hod
28 years experience in Krotrlne; Nursery
stock, wo make it au object to propagate
the varieties of fruits host adapted to moot
tho wants of our oust.miers. \Vo propose
canvassing Anderson Co. closely, ami all
who need anything in our lino will do well
to give us their orders. Karly and lat?
Poaches for market orchards a specialty,
Wo will deliver you goori stock, and guar
antee satisfaction in every particular. Get
your trees from n first-class Nursery, and
you are sure to pot NV hat you order, and
have first-class furit.
R. J. AUTREY.
P. \V. CRUTCHFIELD,
Salesmen.
June 20, 1882 50 lin
Supervisor's Notice.
TUB Supervisor anil Assistant Supervi
sors of Registration for Anderson
County will moot in tho Law Ollie? of Wm,
S. Drown, wost corner of Henson Hotel, on
the Second Tuesday in July next, for t ht
purpose of hearing and determining all
contested casca in which registration hoi
hoon refused any applicant, and will re
main in session for as many dave thcrcaftCJ
as may ho necessary to hoar all such cases
WM. S. DROWN.
Supervisor Registration A. C.
Juno 20, 1882 50 2
"VrOTICK TO CREDITORS.
.i-N All persons having demands agninsl
tho Estate of Elijah M. Griffin, decenaed
are hereby notified to present thc same tc
tho undersigned, properly proven, withit
the time prescrihed hy low. Those indebt
ed to tho estate aro hotiflr.l to make pay
nient to tho undersigned.
M. E. MITCHELL, Adm'r.
June 22. 1882 4 3
HOW TO SAVE MONEY !
IS to hoy tho Heat Groceries. Confectione
ries, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco, Ac
from mc. I buy and sell Country Produce
and keep tho best Cider and Lunch alway
ou hand. I have also bought thc Rutht o
thc City of Anderson to sell tho liest Paton
Churn Power In the United States. Anj
child CiMi work it. Call and seo it, and yoi
will bo sure to buy.
D. J. BOHANNON,
Depot Street, Anderson, S. C.
May 4,1R82 42 ^_ ly
11EABQUABTERS
For Reliable Dry Goods
AB. TOWERS A CO. hereby an
. nounc? that they have a full line o
I Staple Dry Goods.
Juno 1,1882 40
Hardware.
AFl-l.Ii lim- of Hardware. The beal
FEED CUTTERS an.I Cider Mill>.
Agents for Brennan A Co.'s I'lantatioo i
?raw >i i ll?, Threshers and Cleaners, Cane |
Mills and Evaporators. Fly Fans Fly
Trans and Champion Fluting Machines.
A. li. TO WICKS ?v <<>.
.lune I, IhH'i I'?
J3
PROVISIONS.
M ON,
LA Kl),
HAMS,
FULTON
MAUKKT
BEEF.
COEN,
SCO AK,
COFFEE.
Try our Boasted Collie !
WE MAKE A 8PECIALTY OF
F i ? K T is A s,
AND
FANCY (; KOCK KI KS.
We cannot natue all the Goods have,
but ad; our fi ?ends and customers to give
us a ca'I before buying. Wc charge noth
ing for showing our (io.?ls.
A. li. TOWEKS A CO.,
No, 1 Granite How,
Anderson, H. C.
.lune I, IK<2 pi
Di
II E A IMfc F A HT EUS F4> IC
DANIEL PRATT COTTON GINS,
THE BROWN COTTON GINS,
FEEDERS A Xl? C'OIVDENSERN,
Schofield's Cotton Press,
ENGINES A NI) GIN GEARING.
STATE AGENTS FOB
KKMP'S SPKEADKK,
A Pulverizer and Carl combined. Distrib
utes Manure, Cotton Seed, Muck,
Marl, Ac, evenly in drills
or broadcast.
Evanv MACHINE WARRANTED.
AGENTS FOB
L. T. GRANT'S PAT. FAN MILLS,
BTJRRALL CORN SHELLERS.
FOR SALE
GIN lt ll ?HTLES,
HA Ult ITT METAL,
IlELTING, MILL STONES,
PICKS, ,fr.
AGENTS FOR
Tims. Bradford's Corn, Wheat and Feed
Mills.
HART & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
June 15. 1882 48 Iv
? PAY the following prices for United
A States Silver Coin :
Dollars made in I Half Dollars made in
IT!) I.$15.00 I 1700.$10.00
1804.$500.00 I 1707.$10.00
Is:is.$15.00 1830,millcdedge $2.50
1831).$15.00 Quarter Dollars.
1851.$15.00 lT'.HJ.$1.00
1852.815.00 1823.$15.00
185S.$10.00 1827.$15.00
J. A. DANIELS,
Practical Watchmaker & Jeweller,
AND DKALEU IN
Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
ISO- Sole agents for RING'S PATENT
SPECTACLES ami the celebrated Pcloubet
A Co.'s Standard OLGA NS.
Half Dimes made in
1704.81.00
1790.$1.00
17?I7.$1.00
1802.$1'_'.0U
Dimes mailc in
1708.$1.00
1S00.$1.00
1801.$1.1H)
1802.$1.00
1803.$1.00
V. .s'. (??Itt Chin-Five Dollars made itv
1815-$25.00 ; Twenty Dollars made in
1840-$50.00.
lt will pay you to cut this out for refer
ence and examine every coin von get.
June s. 1882 _ 40
PLANING MILL.
DBESSER LUM HEB on hand and for
Sate.
Contra?is taken for Dressing Lumber
anywhere in the County.
McGUKIN A OSBORNE,
Anderson, S. C.
May 25,1882_jl5_
Buist's, D. M. Ferry's,
Hiram Sibley's,
Johnson9 B,obbins & Reid's
AT
SIMPSON, IIB & CO.'S,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
jjrif- We will not be undersold.
Feb 16,1832 31
THE SAVANNAH
VALLEY RAILROAD
H AS taken a fresh start, and work will
be resumed in a few days, and thus tho
dream of many of our citizens will proba
bly be accomplished in time to move thc
next crop. In the meantime our Firm
To go on in tho good work of maintaining
its reputation for Low Prices and Fair
Dealing. In its incipiency wo deter
mined
TO BE
Ahead or all Competition, and by
bard labor and HONEST BARGAINS wo
have
Up a trade that wc aro not only proud of,
but for which we take this opportunity to
thank our ninny customers. During tho
coming Summer we anticipate keeping in
Stock a full linc of General Merchan
dise, and
All means we advise those in need of
Fresh Good?, Good Goods anti
Good Bargains to call on
BROWR BROS.
April 20, 1882 40
1882 GUANO NOTICE. 1882
SOLUBLE PACIFIC AND STONO
STILL AHEAD ?
WK would - all Hie- attention of our friend* to thc fact tlint we ron^iij the nbove
well-established and RELIABLE BRAND OF F KUI 1 ld/M S. and 0
ar,- full of Guano and A< ?,1 for theSPRIRO TRADE. Al rt?mftJgfK
n e Guano and Acid will do well to call on us for prices and ternis o - m buy ?g *??
wUere. Thc reputation of lliesc Fertilizers aro HO wei I establishe, I tl rc ?tuthpu "?.JggL.
ty and State that we need no testimonials. Call and get a MEMORANDUM MOUJV
ind ALMANAC for 18W FREE.
WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OF
GROCERIES, DRY UOODS, SHOES, RATS,
AND
MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
Which wc propose to SELL LOW.
W** 4'iin well yon a Hut or a good Shoe tts Iowas any other house
In the town. J IGON 4c SHARPE.
Jan _'. ls.Mi
N. o. FARMER. J- FARMER.
FERTILIZERS ! FERTILIZERS !
Soluble Sea Island and King Guano
ON REASONABLE TERMS.
?tirr, have on hand a full supply of the above Standard Brands of Guano.and WILL
W MAKE IT TO THE INTEREST of all to call on us before buying their Guano,
WE ALSO KEEP A COMPLETE LINE <?F
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c,
Which we will Hedi at the VERY LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE.
p?~ Bo sure and examine our Stock and Prices before buying elsewhere. We will
make it to your interest._ " __
N. 0. FARMER & BRO.
Feb 2. 1SR2 ll _
FIRST CLASS FERTILIZERS.
I CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH
EWTAW FERTILIZER,
EWTAW ACID PHOSPHATE,
EXCELLENZA FERTILIZER,
IJUH'AL toanv Fertilizers sold in tliis market, or any other market. PRICES IlE
1? DUCED. Oive me neall.
MY STOCK OK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
IS COMPLETE, and I can please any one in GOODS and PRICES who will give mo
a trial.
A full stock of FA RH NF 1*1'Li I ES always on hand, and I guarantee to sell us
cheap for thc Cash as arty house in the up-country.
W. Jp. BARR,
March i?. I8S2 No. 10 Granite Row.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Threshers,
And All Kinds of Machinery.
HAVING established the Southern Branch of the GEISER MANUFACTU
RING CO. at this place, I will always keep on hand .? full supply of their
Celebrated Machinery, consisting of their Self-Regulating Grain Separator, ('leaner and
Hagger, Peerless, Portuble, Traction and Domestic Steam Englues, Saw Mills, ifcc. I
also keep on band the Improved Eclipse Fan Blower for Blacksmiths, something new.
Also, Gum and Hemp Packing, Ga?lgc Cocks, Cheek Valves, Glass Water Gauges, Steam
Gauges, Steam Pumps, and all kinds of Steam Fittings. In fact, everything needed in
the Machinery Business. Come and see me before buying, and you will he sure to get a
First-class Machine. Always keep in mind that the cheapest machinery is not ??tways
the safest or bast.
R. JP. DIVVEB,
HEED'S NEW BUILDING, NEAR RAILROAD BRIDGE, ANDERSON, S. "
March Ki. 1832 39 ly0
CBrTJ-JLIfcTO
AND
-&.CDTJD PHOSPHATE
"\TfTE ARE PREPARED to oner to the Planters of Anderson Comity GUANO and
YV ACID, either for Cash 1st MAY. Cash 1st NOVEMBER, or <>n tho COTTON
OPTION PLAN, us LOW us thc s.i:uc class ol* Fertilizer can bc bought in this market.
Give us a call before buying, and get our prices.
IFJ5 ALSO HAVE OX HAM) A Ff LL LISE OF
Groceries and Staple Dry Goods,
And would respectfully solicit an examination of our Stock before, bu mg else
where.
HEED, MOORHEAD & CO,,
Jan 20, 1SS2_NO. 7 GRANITE ROW.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
-r>
I W ILL SELL
FURNITURE MD COFFINS
Cheaper than any other man in the State.
ALL I ASK IS TO COME ARD PRICE MY GOODS.
fi-?- I WILL GUARANTEE a better article of any kind of Goods
in the Furniture linc for LESS MONEY than any other
man, and I invite a comparison of Goods and prices.
Always a Full Stock on hand on Depot Street.
Q> -K1. TOLLY.
SELLING AT COST.
-o
HAVING purchased tho Stock of Goods of the late firm of J. B. CLARK &
SONS, I am prepared now to offer
Bargains in the Kerchant Tailoring Business,
To to be conducted under tho name and stylo of CLARK & CO., and have em
ployed Mr. j. B CLARK to take charge of tho business of Cutting and Fittinc
Clothing. &c who will welcome his old customers. On hand a Targe and well
selected Stock of- 9
READY-MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS, CASHMERES,
11 nt ra. Trimmings, Undorwonr,
Which can bo had at the low price of C03T.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor. ?LARK & CO"
Feb 23, 1882 r so
i.v
BUCKLEY, BROWN & FRETWELL
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
AND ALL OTHER GOODS usually needed In this market, and will sell them a
cheaply am anybody else. They are the Agents of the Celebrate, 1
Wando Fertilizer and Acid Phosphate,
Call on them, EVERYBODY, and buy yourlGoodsand Fertilizers.
Tho Notes and Accounts of llleckley, Rrown A Co. are in their bands for collection
and mort be settled np at an early day. wmecnon
Anderson C. H., S. C., Feb. 2, t882. 20
HERE WE ARE! _HOME AOAJ
Oil ! COME AND SEE OUR PRETTY THIN??,
--0
MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOODS
*" EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. V i
LADIES', STORE.
March 2:1, 1882 _30 |
NEW SPRING GOODS,
?\ITK ?AVK JUST RECEIVED a largeboatillful lot of ?I?RINQ (.J
VV ?OKS, a sample lot of LADIES* HAT?, which wc are offerfn? .-Tl
York Cost. Also, ..nile a variety of Gents' and Boy?' STRAW HATS. W"8 *M
Our Stock of SPUING SHOliS for Ladles', Cents, Misses and Children is Wttf,
Wc can sell you ns good a Shoe foros little money as any one in the City. ln?,
desired Cati and examine our Stock, iou will hud polite and attentive C'lerbtaS
you through, and no offense taken or chargo made if you don't buy. MH,*?
WE DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
CHAMPEOSE REAPER AND MOWER,
For which wo arc Agents, and have now on exhibition ; and wo don't hesitate to u,v
the best on thc market. Call and examine it-wo will take pleasure in showing^'
nlaininc it to von ; and If von want a Machine, we can certainly make it to ToortSS
to buy tlie ' Champion." Respectfully, "?"I
ANDREW & PREVOST
March -J:5, 1882
THE TOZER STEAM ENGINE
WITH RECENT IMPROVEMENTS^ THE
Best Engine for ie Use of tim Farmers of
As 54 of them now working in this County bear witness.
M.ESSRS. SULLIVAN & MATTISON aro still our Agents, and will skri
have one of our Engines alw in store to supply any immediate order. As in &
past, wc will guarantee to | ..se. Send for Prico List, either to our Agents wt*
.selves. We keep in stock o CARDWELL and the WHEELER cc MELH
THRESHERS.
TOZER & DIAL, Columbia, S. 0.
SULLIVAN & MATTISON, Agents, Anderson, S. C.
March 30.1X82 37 6a
G. A. WAGDS
F. W. WAGENER.
F. W. WAGENER & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALEES,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
E?~ WE invite Consignments of COTTON, and guarantee satisfaction. U\
make liberal advances on consignments. *
Sept 15,ISSI 10
WHOLESALE LIST
MERCHANTS!
SEND US YOUR BUSI
NESS CARD FOR
TRADE LIST.
Da B.ANDRETH & SONS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Timothy Hay.
CHOICE Timothy Hay, for sale by
\IJ A. B. TOWERS cfc CO.
June 1, 1882 10
Engine for Sale.
IOFFER for sale inv Engine, (an 8-borse
Ury Steam, Taylor MTi> Co.,) it being
too small for the increase I wish to make
in my business. She is perfectly new, and
is the smoothest and most noiseless running
Engine in Anderson County. Call at my
Mill on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday and
see her at work, and go homo wishing you
had her, for she can't ho beat.
J. H. TOWNSEND.
May 18, 18S2 27 ly
Molasses.
(CHOICE and Extra Choice N. O. Molas
j ses, nnd several other grades.
A. B. TOWERS & CO.
June 1, 1882 46
W. D. BEWLEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
ANDERSON, S. C.
ILL Practice in all tho Courts of this
Stato.
OFFICE-West End of Benson House
formerly occupied by Dr. R. F. Divver.
Feb 10, 1882 31 ? .
New Advertisements.
THE KING'S MOUNTAIN
All-Healing Springs Co.
Will open for the season of 1832. on tho tilth day
of May. They have enlarged their hotels lo ac
commodate 200 guests, ana havo added every
amusement calculated to promote health and com
fort. These wonderful Waters cure Dyspepsia,
?Sick Headache, Constipation and all Derangements
of tho Digestivo Organs. All Skin Diseases, and
Ulcers of every klud. Scrofula, Catarrh and all
Kidney Affections yield to their healing virtues.
Syphilitic patients who had visited Hot Sprit.IM of
Arkansas without relief, found it herc last season.
The Waters have a peculiarly beneficial effect up
on Female Complaints, and manv distressing cases
were cured last season. Tho owners Intend to
make this the most complete Health Resort In tho
Dnlt?d States. Resides a Tahlo d'hote they will
open a Restaurant, and visitors may suit their
tastes and their purses. Excursion tickets will l.o
issuf>d from all peints to King's Mountain, tho de
pot for thee Spring?. For further Information,
address Dit. F. M. OA?RETT Manager, King's
Mountain. N.C._ * *
PT TT M I Bv M- WOOLLEY, Allan*
n\ JJ 1,11 ta. Oa. P.ellahletsvldence glv
II ABIT I cn, and reference to cured pa
P.IIRP I tienta and physicians. Send
uunt' 1 for my book on tho Habit and
Its Cure. Free.
EVERY1?TEr^sKS*
Witt, CRT VAUunut ixvonwATinN FREE hy
sending for circul?t lo F.. TOERJ EE, Rosten, Mass.
?QA FER WEEK ran be msda liTany locsjTly.
"POW Something entirely new for agents, 8>>
oululfree. O. W. INtiltAHAM A COT, ROSIAI..
Maw.
ADVERTISERS-! ?end for our Bolcct List of Lo
J ** cal Newspaper?. Ceo. r. Rowell A Co., 10
I Sprue* Si:, ??. V.
FIRE and 3JI'?
INSURANCE AGENC?
HAVE YOUR LIVES insured ithi
health, that you may leareKJ
thing for the support of your wifeicdd
dren after your death. Insure yourdn
ing. A singlo spark may, in one ha
leave your d-.relling in ashes. DeUji'
dangerous. Call on the subscriber,uAf
not postpone so important a matter t?
surance. A. B. TOWERS,
Insurance Agat
No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson,?.I?
March 23, 1882 . 36 *">
Columbia and Greenville Rsilre
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, May i, 1882, tMj?g
ger Trains over tho Columbia and Gretna."*
road will bo run dally, Sunday? exceptan
Leavo Columbia A.-"JJ'!
LOMO Alston B.-?"'!
Leave Newberry.- ? J!
Leave Hodges....-'"{!
Loavo Belton.--\V.\
Arrlreat GrecnvIUo.- I"I'
DOWN.
LeavoOrconvillo at.-Wg.,
Leavo Belton.--' S!i
Leave Hodges.- 'L'!!
I/eavo Nowbcrry.~-~ \z\.
Leave Alston.....~:!i{!
Arrlvo at Colombia V.."" r i
ANDERSON BLANCH ? BLUBBISSfil
Loavo Belton....^?i.- [??
Leavo Anderson.\V,A
Leavo Pendleton. ?Sill
Leave Seneca City C..-.- ???3
Arrlvoat Walhalla._..'*'}
DOWN. ,BlJ
LeaveWalhalla.
Leave Seneca D.Wati
Leave Pendleton. II it il
Leave Anderson.- aid
Arrive at Belton. ?SI
EX TBA TRAIN FROM BELTON TO i>l
SON-DAILY.
UP. ..vj
Leave Belton.- l,i
Arrlvoat Anderson.-*-' ?
DOWN. 4JJ-,
Leave Anderson.-' 'il
An ive at Belton.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Solid trains between Columbi? ??""ILSii
Through cars between Cbarlfiton ?^."25s
ville, and Charleston and OrtenJm^
chango of cars between cllbcr or tn? aw? r
CONNECTIONS. ^Qt*
A. With South Carolina Railroad ROB i
WlinVilmlngton, Columbi? ????J
from Wilmington and ?1 f"
thereof. ., . lrA<?I
With Charlotta Columbi a an? W^ft
road from Charlotte and ?ll P0?
thereof. . , ,_i ol?*
B. With Spartanburg, i'D'on "d llll?
Railroad for Spsrtanbiiri *\tTij>tf
on tho Sparinuburg ana A??
road. , ,;' .i,
C. VVlth Atlanta and Charlo a A?
way for Atlauta and ail pol?"' ?
D. With Atlanta and Charlotte Ait.V# *U
way from Atlanta and bef^y frUJ
E. With Spartanburg, Union "htf*m
Railroad from Spart?iilu?*Z\ U R
.Spartanburg and ^t^\"^Jjaasfm
P. Wiifi South Carolina Rallr**""
With" Wilmington. cp^i3?iv?
Railroad for Wllnilnito?J^^?*?
With Charlotte, t-'ola?H\Wi?,
road for Charlot!; M ?MP^c,i?fl
Standard Tim? .??I is W?MnfW%r ,M
1 fifteen minutes fatter ^"^f^Tflri-^B
A. Von, Gen. Ticket Agoni.