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LOCAL NEWS._ UUI Kl" KNTION ! s uno very heavy fogs during last , ,|r j f,>? dwelling houses does not I?', U,H> th? comet is an industry lilli.' "I1 l" rp"1' t ,-otton does ?ot seem lo nn fj?nce"? l uU ^ very much. farll,ers liavc commenced hauling tr.e f-'""4"" > mountaineers keep tho market sup. cabbage. .1,,., vou have lo pay your city luring 'his montli. i "ve hml several days ?if Spring-like J,r during thc past week. .rii?.r T!i"n?lWOM ,,as ftI?I*oi,ltiHl Mr? "?uvle-kv a Notary Public for this C mu? Couimissiuners have au im t notice i" another column to Road fou-vers are busy preparing fort'oort, [ convenes on the fourth Monday in month. ?.great wonder of the ago" will be bf.t,,l iii tliia . ?ty on thc 1 Uh inst. See rtisenient. r rt* uro being made to establish a mail "between this place and Central, in cns ('.ninty. ir friends it) the. country arc requested ""] "s in nis of news transpiring in ? neighborhood. jU,epersonal properly of tho lalo 'A. li? advertised for sah- on Wednesday, hist. Seo notice ?I ?tate in the city is still advancing rice. An half-acre lol on a back street Uly colli for ?KW. a?eef smallpox is repotted ut Gow i;).... Greenville County. It was i.i.t frail Arkansas. (jvfj Moore >v. Wardlaw, real estate its uftVrsome very desirable land for in another in.'.uiiin. ie Sacrament of the Lord's .Supper will tifbrated in thc Methodist Church in (hr on next Sunday, ?s assorted that there is no article in U-.vc which makes helter soap than W weil oil. What next? i- ^id that un Abbeville man hus eight ,l:e.l pounds of hoitie-made lard. Ile not bc a letti mun this year, surely. r. I). M. Stephens is just completing a r?tili?tanlial and convenient r?sidence he Pendleton road, near the city limits. hank Jenkins, colored, who weet from I place to Atlanta, (?a., a few weeks ago, |in that city last week from smallpox. yourI'aper had u cross mark on it lust '?: it will bc stopped, unless we hear D you us to your dates before next ki Dttoti is quoted in our market as foi st Good Ordinary, SI; Low Middling Middling, 0; Good Middling, I'S on, 10. BilgeT. C. Llgoil has bought thc house lot of Mr. John W. Todd, on Whitnei et. It is ono of the most desirable lots bo city. ir. W. W. Keys, of the Baptist Courier saville, S. C.. spent lust Saturday ant day in the city, to the delight of bi: ly friends. LP small grain crop in some sections o County has been sadly thinned out by severo cold weather. It U not yet toe to sow oatB and rye. n occasional hot supper on "Nickel" et bniong the colored population keep! citizens of the Southern portion of tin ftvtuke until ufier midnight. r. W. X. Clr.ik, who has been Bpendinj irai weeks in our midst visiting his rel es ami friends, left for bis homo in Cle n,Texas, on Inst Tuesday evening. r. J. M. Payne, the old rel bible hors >r, has n new advertisement in this issue >ons desiring gooda in bis line would di I consult him before making their pur KS. ar young friend, Mr. Geo. N. Broyle bc Pork township, is now engnged as i taman in the store of Mr. A. IL Tow where he will be pleased to servo bi ids. 'liicli is thc mast fun-to sec o man tr .read a needle or a woman try to driv ?II? We have seen both, and neve I'l decide which aflorded us tho mo: isement. y an oversight, thc School Comm ii ? omitted the apportionment of th ?I fund for Broadaway township in bi ittisement last week. It appears, hov. I in this issue. ??s. N. S. Reeves and Frank Harr; have been drawn as Petit Jurors Ic April tenn of the United States Circo rt, which convenes in Charleston ontli Monday in April next. lie City Council arc having neat boartl ' the name of the street thereon post? II the prominont street corners. TI 'thing in order will be to number tl "ess houses and residences. ?. Hutchison, wife of Mr. Thome cbison, who formerly resided at tl ?ville Mills, in thia County, died i residence of her husband, near Abbi c- H., on Friday, 20th January. ?t Wednesday hoing St. Valentine ? Messrs. Q. \y. Pant & Son, the cH 3ners, nave prepared themselves ? ??asion, and have in store a large ar '"hil assortment of Valentines. ".H. G. Purks, of Savannah townshi . four wild turkeys at ono shot la l- They were baited with corn in *. ?nd while there eating it, Mr. Par e the successful shot. Who can be . A. Chapman, anticipating a live ?8 trade, desires to rooke room for I ?g Koods, and, in order to do so, |n8 his present stock at greatly rednc 3- Kia new advertisement will appe week, . ?. A. Reid bas been called away fro ?on to attend bis father, Dr. J. 1 . ?t MoOatUville, and it ia feared J> ?bsent for several days, as Ids fath '? ?I. and the Doctor will not retu l?e termination of his father's Hine e attention of oar readers is direct e ?^vertisement of Mrs. A. N. Pinkln 10ther column. An. Plnkind Is t yshed muslchuj, and has aiwc wore ^given entire satisfaction to 1 . Patrons. toe examination of teachers for t .? schools on last Saturday there wi y-fotir applicants. Of lids numb een "?cived firist gride certificat j received second grade, four receli grade, and three made a total fallu un |arJ?r^T0tWOfthe Pa,'?*?g Rill urgcu to h? prompt in ati.m,,,.,. . lar Tho Kdgeheld .<,,,rr",fr ^ R. H. Andmon, of ?|)6 ,;,,,,,-",,, ror Major ol th? Thinl Reamen, ii Volunteer Troops. Cam J w v ?.ted for Colonel -/ .Vs 2 P" N""! ">? sa.ne iteiriiii<.>nt wenre re,p.esuHi tororrwt Bomo l" "?"- "?tice of the death of Mr i i ? ^ryrnple, h, our la-stt^ Mr ^ ^/??.oforty^eeondyear of da at ?ie time of his death, nm! died ? Divine servido will he held "( <? M. "V l r,,|ft>- afternoons at 41 oVlock I>a.ly prayer, .lari,,, Passion WcVk * P.m. excepto,, Good Fridav at lu corning ria,,. s,I vil,, begi, ,, "A, Wednesday (February 7th). If your land is poor, you must limit f??rfp.1 io rr aw???o?,s i, n ^ ?ver so hf th-ami v,.u wm bo the g"|"cr by it. Diversify ?2S 0 iS-jrr1. ?o' relyT --.pie. I Iii? will ,"akc your manure abor .pay a profit in some places when the* may fail in others. A man8t0,,|lim. |ih wr )(i publisher of one of our exchanges thus : think men otten t" Speml their "l0M(.v ^r,i;aP??!?'y?laddident, and evcrybod'v ne?! he was thc cntelligcntest man in tl,? ooumry, ami he had the smartest {at??lv that ever dug taters." A tremendous crowd put in appearance In thc cty on .Salcsday. Everything Off quietly, very little ,iri"kim. ". ?. ousncss being displayed. Consequently tl,? police had a comparatively easy time "f it makin? o"iy three arrests during the ?lay The merchants ami horses wappcrs did a lively business. When you see a prominent -iii*,.,, bright and shining light ?tl society and energetic man in business, and ,"a, sort .?i toing, pause ia the middle of thc side walk and gaze about him with aglassvlook "> his eye, you nceda't think of npoplejr und paralysis. He ?s .simi,|v lrvi"., ? member an errand his wire tobi !,?Itl ,,, Some exeitenie.it was created on our streets last week over a report that a case of smallpox had developed Itself upon the person of a young mau at Town ville, in tb.s County. We made inquiry on Mon day of a prominent physician from that see ion n-9 to thc truth of the report, an.l learned that it was nothing more than a severe easy of (he measles. We are requested t.. announce that thc ladies ortho Methodist Church at H. Ko,, will give a Supper in Stringer's Hall at that place on next Tuesday night. l.Jth inst., for the purpose of raising funds to purcha.su a bell for said Church. T|,(. public gener- ! ally are invited to attend. Tho object isa worthy one, ?m.1 ve bespeak f r the ladies a liberal patronage. The Palmetto Riflemen of tin- ei?y have ! unanimously nominated Captain John E. Allen for Lieutenant-Colonel of th.- Thin! S. C. Militia Regiment. Captain Allen is a gr.-duate o? the Charlotte Military Institute, and is an accomplished officer. He holds the oldest commission in the Regiment, and if elected will make a most eiluieiit and acceptable officer. Onr subscribers at Pendleton can pay their inscriptions to Dr. P. il K. Sloan ; at Helton, to Capt. J. W. Poore; at lloma Path, to M. T. Elgin ; at Equality, to Capt. John M. Glenn ; at Williamston, to Col. J. t?. Clinkscales ; at Piereclown, to Mr. A. W. Pickens; at Antun, to .Mr. H. P. Sit ton : at Fair Play, to James Seaborn, Esq. and at Town ville t? Dr. W. K. Sharp These gentlemen are agents at the places named. A wagon loaded with cabbage and apples from the mountains appeared on our'streets on lust Monday drawn by two milch cows. It was a novel sight to us. Wc have often seen an ox team, but had never before wit nessed a wagon drawn by milch cows. In reply to a question ns lo how the cows worked, the mountaineer said they were | the equals of un ox team. They were linc order, one of them giving milk at the j tim**, ?nd apparently seemed to have stood the trip (sixty miles) very well. Hartwell ?'?il ; "Mr. J. II. Clink, of An derson, ea!le<! to] see ns this week. John wa? a schoolmate of thc writer's, and many's the time we have 'passed under tho rod' to J gelber for .some mischievous prank, over 'twenty years ago.' He is travelling agent for thc Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine Company. What John doesn't know about I ?ewing machines isn't worth much. John is so much like his twin brother that our salutation was couched in th; form ora question: 'Hello, John, is that rou or j your brother Hill ?' " Hartwell Sun : "A man's wife in Hart County luis given birth to twenty-one chil dren, and has boen so nnrortunate as to raise every one o f them. We hean, one of j ! the neighbors say he was at their house when a storm was coining up. Thc old lady blew the horn for the children, and I she stood and counted them as they came Somehow she made the number 22. i This mystified her, and she declared that sho couldn't remember having but 21. In order to satisfy herself she turned 'cn all out in the storm and let them in one at u time, she neting as teller while tho visitor kept thc tally sheet." Mr. Aaron Hull died at his residence in Varennes township, in this County, on Monday night, the 5th inst., after a brief j illness, He was seventy-nino years old at the time of his death, and lind always been a remarkably strong and \igorons man. He had been n member or F!ac Rock Ilap tist Church for many years, and was a good man, highly respected for upright character and honorable dealings with men. His remains were interred in the Flat Kock Church Yard on Tuesday after appropriate funeral services, which were attended by a large congregation of the relatives and friends of tue deceased. Last Tuesday night was an unusually dark one, and those of our citizens who had occasion to be on the streets can unite with us in testifying to the admirable condition in which the street lamps are kept at pres ent. From the University heights the Court House Square presents really a beau tiful appearance at night. The sidewalks, too, despite the recent bad weather, are in a better condition than wo have ever known them at this season of the year befors. Our present Council is composed of ener getic and progressive men, who are display ing much wisdom and zeal in the adminis tration of tho affairs of the city. A gentleman of ?bis city, who recently bad occasion to take n trip over the Colum bia A Greenville, Air Line and Hpnrtanburg A Union Railroad*, says these roads ar? really practicing very rigid economy at present. During lils trip ho only found one tin cup on each train for thu purpose of va riating the thirst of th? passengers, and it wac generally kept in thc car of "Uncle Ham's" employees. We viv not snrp-hed that he found only one cop on this ?nd of thc C. A G. R. R.. for the jmssengcrs have ?in ,M BLIY FLTRILI HOUSTJ A ^ qiictiHi ,|".ir f l.in?t ...-il, witlmtii n,.,el, ex' *"?on, l,oa:?| tu ,rain BKajn< I'ror. Uko 1,,, built up a most Hoar ?nmg; school h. the Pendleton Acatlcmy, "> roll now numbering ninety-three II? ^7?'^ for the posent year thc servi '-..f Miss Ella Smith, u graduate of WU WJII ?emilieCollie, ii?.A*ta?.i,.ml Mirrlees of Miss Julia Hascul U >^ru,,r?^ |" IIlluICi Taken B|t |w '" new "vhool is un excellent one. The following list of letter, remain un ? i f'"-?? the Anderson Postoftlce, Fob ruaryO: Mr?. Graehy Arnold (j. R. Brown i ' o.iii-y. jero",c Clark( w g c James Dann. Mrs. M. C. Ehud, Jaine* ?i?kim?, W M Urton, J. J. Junes, T T. *''ig,C.l'. Key, Mrs. Koh l Keaton, Coo. Moore S. F. Allis. Mrs. K. J. Hel.,tte, J ^ .i . Blackman. Mrs. Cornelia Black, Jno. Beckham. .1. li. fallaban. Mrs. San.!. I?av;s, j., M. F?lts, Mis, Uutiraham, Miss At.me Hunter, J. F. Hammond, J. H. Hud son, A. K. Mann, Miss Bell Minor, J. F. Mulligan, J. W. Mulligan, Frank Mullikin, . Irs. .1. U Owen, Jue O'Briailt, J. \V. I mice, Mr,. T. C. Rodgers, J. W. .Sims, 1 ruf. E. ti. Smith, Misa Matti.. j Tur"cr K. M. Tucker, T. M, Voting. For the hom-lit .if those who are nut aware of til? fact, we would slate that lhere nan Ordinance, passed by a former Coull eil several year- ugo, against reckless or fast driving on th public streets .,f tlie city. The law j, ,, p"Kj one, and should bc en forced. ?inly a few evenings .since a little boy made a nurr..w escape from tlie wheels I of a wagon driven by a reckless driver at fnli speed, an?l occasionally thc ladies, while i sing the streets, have to run to get out of the way of a fast driver. We admire a pretty horse, and ?ike to see them make fast tune, but do not think thc streets arc the place !o show tl., m ...II. Thia fast driving may result in a serious accident souivgriuy, an.i we trust that the police, backed by tho Mayor, will soe that the law i:? enforced. Deut li ?I un Excellent Vonni; Linly. Il i- our painful duty to i ts ord the death of M i.-s Martha F. Archer, a most estima bte young lady, which occurred ut tho rusi j dence ot her father. Mr. Wm. Archer, in this city, n little, alter 12 .. clock a. tn. on last Friday morning. Miss Archer bud been suffering for some twelve mouths past with a pulmonary uuci-tiou, but was in usual health upon the day proceeding lier death, which was quite suddenly, caused by hemorrhage. Mi*s Archer was in the morning <>f life, |Mis*essingall thosequahtiej of loveliness and purity which au adorn woman. She was universally esteemed ami admired by those who knew her, and immy were the friends w ho were saddened und grieved by her untimely death. Her remains were interred in tho Cemetery of the Presbyterian Church, of which she had been a member fur several years, a ft tar touching funeral services conducted by Rev. i>. K. Frierson. Thc LuMiness houses if thc city w. re closed during the funeral, ind no uuusu.t'.ly large concourse ol'the friends ?ind ac* j laintanivs I esl i li LS I llieir tt tct 1:1 l >r Hie dcce.istd lo ti. ii presence at these LlM sad i iic Ai Oiin-ra Sec I'M. A c t re- p uaient of the Krotfve ('.miter, miller tin.- -ian.i'ure of "I!. F. K.," in writing aboli I a r.rcnl trip through the country from Walhalla lo Anderson, has the following t.- say about our County and eily : [tefiire Ibo great Air Line Railroad tapped the Piedmont region. 1 usrtl to wagon my cotton tn Anderson, ami even now I like to mule with the Anderson merchants. I see many familiar faces that I like lt) meet, leadi- Anderson isa good market t.. dis pose of a. well as to buy supplies. These facts in view induced me on my return from Walhalla to visit Anderson. . ? t From Fnir Flay lo Anderson, 21 miles, we pass ten or twelve cotton gini? propel le?! hy steam. (Uber improvements of cutirse keep pace therewith. I notice at every fork of thc roads nice sinn boards, which are a great relief to tho weary traveler : foi ve all know what a dilema it is to come tc two roads anti no ono to tell the one wt wish to take. 1 would therefore tall tin earnest attention of our County Commis sioners to this maller ami hope they eui have a sign ut every fork road giving tin distance ami direction. Anderson is improving rapidly anti ex tending her facilities in railroads ami otho improvements. The new railroad wbicl will open up the old time trade of tin halcyon days of hy gone years w ill soon bi completed anti then Augusta will compet? lor a share of Atiuutu'a trude nilli Ot he markets and then a new era will spring ti] in Anderson's trade; but we see the samt bane of society warring against the best in terests of this otherwise nourishing city Hut when I meet so many staunch worker timi never berni to tho shrine of king alco liol, 1 um inspired with hope that th mighty tyrant will yet be dethroned. (.? grant it. Death of Kev. ll. V. Major. Mit. EblTolt: For the information of large number of relatives and friends i this County, I stale that through friends i the Weit I have learned that the Rev. I F. Major departed this life in N'ovembi lost in Texas. He had lived in that Stal for twenty-five or thirty years, and raise? as I understand, a large ami interastin family. He was the third son of thc lal Elijah Major, of this County, who raise seven sons, all of whom were at one tin: known to many of our people, and five < whom were killed in thc late war, leuvin Frank and John as the only survivor John died about one vcar ago. u i publishe by vou. ami Frank, thc ?asl of the sevei is also dead. JOHN H. MOORI:. Hjinenenl. Married, on Tuesday, 30th January, the residence of the bride's futher, ne Lowndesville, by Rev. M. L. Hunks, MrJ Earnest Brown, of this city, and Miss Eu M. Young, of Abbeville County. On Wednesday evening, Januury 31st, the Presbyterian Church at Okolona, Mis by Rev. Mr. Walt, Mr. Thos. W. Norris, Andereon C lUnty, S. C., and Miss Ellie Trimmier, of tho former place. On Thursday, 1st inst., at the residence thc bride's father, by Rev. J. F. Englui Mr. J. M. Rob and Miss Mary E. McClm all or this County. 8trayed or stolon from a horse rack in this city last Monday a Black Mi Mule. Any information concerning it w be liberally rewarded. |? DAV. MITCHKI.T. The undersigned desires io purchase a of Confederate money. Call on or addrc C. C. Langston, at this office. The time has come that you should ? rid of that Corn on your toe. You ru have tried bard enough to get rid of it fore but you have'nt tried tho right tnii Therefore, for once bo sensible and ge package of Indian Corn Remover at Y> bites'Drug Store, lt ?? ? good thing- cu without pain-and only cosis twenty-1 cents If you haven't the twenty-! cents', borrow it. But cet tho remedy ? be huppy. ?old only by >N Wilta ?t \> bite. Best Teas in thc State ot Wllhita's Di 8lore. The American Sewing Machine is still with the time*. Come in and sec the n So. 7. with large arm and late impro roCnti>-light running ami noiseless, large lot arriving at C. A. Reed s. Agent Be sun' to fead thc announcement R'Htl A Webb in :.nMher column. Tl attractive Family Oroce-ry Store will moro complete this year by the addition many nice things to their stocK. Flavoring Extracts. Cologne. Celluloid Sc!*, Kine Tooth Drnsho.v Hair Itrilflics for salo nt O rices to suit \<>n at WilhiteA VVilhtte. SKINNY MEN -. AV. Hs' Ilcaltlt Renewer' restored health nacl vigor, cures Dy ?| cpslu. Impotence,Sexual Debility, fl. " Brcm'pAii'A.'*-Quick, complete euro, all annoying Ki lcoy. Bladder ami I'rltmry Disease*, fi. Druggists. For line Toilet articles ami Holiday gi tods go lo Williile'a Drug Store. "Rol'on os HATS.-Clears out rats, mico, roaches, Hies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chip, mun ks, gophers, I.V. Druggists. Ti those whoso notes and accounts aro due we would say come and pay off thc ..arno, ns we uro heeding monev. Wilhitu & W Hinte. 6 Uranite Kow. THE BEST Ci?.\n.-Wilhite's Loader Ci gar is pronounced by all who have vmoked it to bc the host 6 trent cigar in the City. Call m W?hlte A Wilhite's, got ono and satisfy yourself as lo its merits. (!o lo Wilhite's Drug Store if you want to buy a Lamp or any thing ill thc lamp goods line, They have the largest and host selected stock. BUGGIES! -Any person wanting a good vehicle should not rail to call on HEED ?S STEPHENS, whose long experience ena* hies them to select the most reliable West ern Doggies ai lower pi iocs than any ono A** Not hing .?o simple and p.-rf.rt for coloring a- the Diamond Dyes- For carpet rags, better and cheaper than any other dye-stuffs. 'Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound cures all femalo complaints by re moving the cause. A delicate child is moro subject to worms than a healthy one. as in tin' economy of nature, one animal is made to subsist upon another, and tho weaker goos down. At the first indication of worms administer Shriller'? Indian Vermifuge thc infalible remedy. A POCK KT NKCKSMTY.-Thc Texas cow driver, the eivil engineer, the Summer tourist, the traveling salesman, should never he without this hide MMCMMI, a bottle of Norman's ?Ceil t ral laing Cordial. The small size ia convenient for the pocket and a bottle should always bc found there. itv Taies ru NKW YOUK.-Oucof South Carolina's prominent merchants says: "1 can heartily endorse anything said in favor of Norman's Neutralizing Cordial. It is my boon companion on my New York trips as it counteracts all bad effects, by chang.? of water." Sprrlul No??cc. Parties indebted to C. A. Betti, Agent, eithir by note or account, are earnestly rc ijuested to Conic promptly and pay up. I have been extremely lenient willi some of you, but must now have my money, as I nessi it. My notes and account- will be placed in tho hands of au otlleer of the law after December 1. KosiHctfully. C. A. IU:i:i>. Agent, Heid - New lluliding, near lt. lt. Bridge. Woman-Her Health and Ufe Depend more on thc regularity of ber menstrual functions than on any nrallcau ses combined. An actual or a tiring tlrnth is the inevitable result ol' derangement of a function which makes woman what she is in every respect, and especially in her mon tai ami bodily constitution. 1 leuce, imme diate relief '.rom such derangements is the only safeguard against wreck and ruin. In all oases "f stoppage, delay, or other irreg ularity of tho "courses," Dr. J. Itrndlhdd's Pe?nale Regulator is I be only .-ure remedy. lt acts hy giving tone l<? tho nervous cen tres, improving the blood, and determining directly to thc organs of menstruation. It isa scientific prescription, and tho most in telligent physicians uso it. Prepared hy Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, tia. Price: trial size. 75c. : large size, Jd.?MI. For sale by ail druggists._ CASH, CASH, CASH ! The Grandest Success in Lew Prices we have Ever Placed before our Customers. We say to you in plain, but em phatic language that if you need any Doods como and sec us NOW, as THIS LS THE TIME to buy. Indications show that trade will he good this coming season, ami it is therefore not expected that the present very low prices will prevail very long. It is absolutely certain that no house can li ve long that buys for cash and sells on time, but it is a dead certainty that no house that buys on lime eau como within rille range of our prices. WK ll CY FOR CASH. We watit room fur a largo stock of Spring Gooda. We have sufli cicut.assistance tu have everybody politely and intelligently waited upon, whether you wish to buy or not. Their names are a guarantee that they will perform their duty faithfully to their employers and customers: Messrs. O. Oelsberg, Robert C. Webb, lt. 15. Frierson, Isadore Strauss, I). Seligman und Master Ellis Williamson. Il shall be our special pleasure to look after each customer's particular want. A new stock of Checke?] Mus lins, Nainsooks, Piques, Embroid eries, t.j.ccs, etc.,etc., just received, and will be sohl far cheaper now Ihun later. We have the cheapest and best Hlcuching for only 8c, which, so hundreds of Ladies tell us, ls sold for 10c. at other places. We make n rpccialty of Corsets the heft makes for the least money. We have reduced our prices on Kid Gloves, and will sell hereafter our former 3-Button Dollar Glove for only 75c., the best Glove in An derson. We have red-toed the prices on our bi|; stock of Ribbons, Lace Keck wear and Collars. In short, you will find us always "Headquarters" for large Stocks and Low Prices. Don't fail to eil) at the Kew York Cash Store. A large Flag on top of our building shows you thc place. Yours, very respectfully, ARNSTEIN' A ROSE. Jan 2.r>, 1X83 NOTICE. . THE Notes and Accounts due the Estnte of Dr. F. D. Carpenter are placed in the hands of J. C. Whitfield Tor collection. Persons indebted will make payment at once. T. 8. CARPENTER, Adin'r. Jan. 18th, 1885. 27 Bay State Shoes and Boots. ON hand and arriving a full line of :iny State Slices and Doo n. The beet good* j in the mn.-let Wai ramed lint to rip or have j wood or pn-teliimrii in them. Call and .< e I them. I charge in ti ing for showing. A. H. TOWKKr*. Feb I, tsti.1 ?? A WORD TO THE WISE. All around our Ironsides tho cry goos, "Wo Sink," but while we pity the sufferers, duty compels us to answer their agonized cry with the solid shot of my MATCHLESS PRICES ! i LESSER S FIRST GUN FOR 1883 S well worthy of his prest furn? Great Drv Hoods Sale : sui'j figures nobly as tho ope0lng digital of a 50,000 yards dark, best grado Prints nt. ic. 25,000 yards good Cheeks at. 8.!,c. 20,000 yards ; Shirting nt.?je. It will pay to remember these phenomenal quotations, and it will pay to read further and memorise this tremendous sacrifice ol all Winter Sleek : Hight Dollar Clonks at. $4 <K) Ten Dollar Cloaks nt. ? (Kt Six Doilar Cloaks at. . ?I Od My Twenty Cents Fancy Dress Goods at. I.V. My Fifteen Cents Fancy Dress tioods at. lue. The incessant boom of Leaser's immortal prices sounds in the ear of a in a/.cd competition strangely like the sentences that heralded Helsha/./ar's awful fate ; at least, they presage similar tidings, for to many stalwart ligures in the Dry Hoods ranks they bring ihe first intimation of COM M EUC IA I, A IS SI ll 11, A TIO \. Closing out my stock in lien's HATS. (.Mosing out my stock in CLOTHING. Closing out my stock in NOTIONS. Indelibly printed on the mind of every Salesman, foremost anning (heir duties, stands my old, unvarying rule of polite and courteous attention to every visitor, whether purchaser or not. Feb 1, 18S:t A. LESSER, PARIS STOKE. Chango in Partnership. Ti IK copartnership heretofore existing between .1. P. UKBI), ll. I.. MOOltllKAD and ll. t). I!KKK1CK,doing business un der the linn name nf HI'.KI), MOOltllKAD A CO., has been, this day, dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted to them hy Note or Account will take notice that if the same is mit paid on ur by the 1st April next, they TV il 1 he placed in the hands of an o Mice r of (be law for collec tion. Jan. 8, ima. New Partnership. Till* undersigned have this day entered into a copartnership, under the linn name of UK Kl) A- MOO UTI KA D, and will con tinue business nt the ol?! stand occupied by Heed, Moorhead A t o. All Notes and Accounts due the old linn are in their hands for collection. The patronage of our former customers and friends respect fully solicit ?si. J. PINK IIEKI), lt. I.. MOOKI!KAI). Jan 8, I.S83 20 Slat Ra $C COasj Sell Everything kept in u First Class DRUG STORE. ALSO, TUB CKLEHRATKD C. C. COOKING OIL, Which is without taste or ?inf!!, and is sure to please. a ? --i ? --.-Ijl C o* g c * - Ho ?: = ? fi - s. ^ o ? r:' -r _ -' rr ,? ~ z. ..... y :~ \-%\' ss ~ ? ?t it <? c = >- re - - O ? s re -. re es ?3.1 =-?cr? a, ? sis?las ~ re ; 5* O re ? = g.^ i rs c ? 2" ~~> " JL r3 - c *r. ? P' rr ' ?/: re ?? 2 & * >r o o Si . ?S r: = ij-c ?* ? gt O O ? MC 0 Jan 4, lHo.'l SIMPSON. UKI I) A CO. ANDERSON CITY BAKERY. ? s f f ?ffcf M S _ 1 ? - . re - *. *. _ " _ " c -r: - Ore g's > o I-f s a Ss" - ? S 3 j-,? S3 a_i?S I I 3>5 ...2 p o <n-, 3*0 *t)f? 3 "J ? SM u ?0 ? 03 P Q 0-e| a NOTED HUT VNTITT.KII WOMAN. (To.m Ilia Dilston GUiU.] WIUTK and light Bread always on hand, made of the best Hour. Delightful Tea Cukes, fakes received, ar.d baked or made to order. Fresh Tart* every Saturday. 1 keep also GKOCKRIKS of every kind. Try my "Lady of the bake," an excellent and strictly Tic. ('?gar. Handsome Vases ami Cups reduced in price. Ladies' and Children's Shoes cheap. L. L. OK HEN. Jan 18, 1883_27_ Om_ 7 KT STATE- OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 1 CO c*.Vi*i* GP A?X?iSItSO?V, IN THE COURT Ol' PROBATE. j Mike McGee, as Surviving Administrator of tho I Ks t ato of William Magee, dei cmnl, Petitioner, | against Mary H. l.aiimcr. Anna M. Towers, i Martha K. (iletiii, Nancy louisa Kmersoii, I reno K. Smith, Stephen A. Breazeale, I/onlsa Urea- | zeale, Kugcno M. llreazeal?!. O?inan H.'BreazcaU', \V. ll. KIIIK, William Z. Mctieu, Fletcher Town- ? f.'ii.l, Mary A. (irtUln, livorcla A. McCJee ami ! Hallie U. Kill?. Iiffendaiits- Sumuuuu fur RclirJ- | Petition not Scnwi. To th? I f<-IIilunH aliovv iiamt'J : YOU are hereby 1111111110116(1 ami required lo an ! ?wer the I'ellUon in lui? action, a eo|>y of ! which ls flied In the office of the Court of I'rotmte, ? at Anderson C. H., H. C., and to serve a copy of [ youranswerto the Sttd Pet Ilion on the subscribers ?t theiroflice, Anderson C. ll., 8. C., within twenty days atler the aerrlce hereof, exclusive of the day 1 of service ? and If yon fall to answer this 1'rtltiou within thc Hine aforesaid, the riaintifls in this ac- 1 lion will apply to the Court for lue relief deman ded lu the Velltlon. Uateil Anderson, S. r., .Tan. 2fi, 1RR3. MURRAY, DR?AZEALE A MURRAY. Role. I'ro. Pot. [SEAL] Titos. C. I.n.oN, Jiulxe of Probat?. To the Defendants alsjve named : Take notice that the retitle- In this action, to tether with the Summons,of ? vii Um foregoing i copy, was hird In the office of thc l'rubate i Court at Auder on Court House, In thu County of 1 Anderson, lu said 8tute of South Carolina, on the ? Mst day of January, A. I). lSSS, and that the object I of said Petition ls to effect a 9nal settlement of the I estates of William Magee, deceased, and of Aseuath Marree, deceased. ML'UItAY, IIREAZEALE A MURRAY, I Kol?. I'ro. l'ct. Anderson, 8. C., Jan. 2?, ViVi. Feb 1, IH<! _0 The Bad and Worthless Are never imitated or counterfeited. This is especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proves! by the whote world that Hop Hitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, ? many imitations sprung up und began to steal thc notices in which the pi ess und people of the country and expressed the merits of II. H., and in every way trying to induce Buffering invalids louse their stun" instead, expecting to make money on thc credit und good name of ii. H. Many others started nostrums put up in similar stylo to II. H., with variously devised names in which the word ''Hop" or ..Hot?" were used in a way to induce pto ?le to believe they were the same as ilop litters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and especially those with thc word "Ilop" or "Hops ' in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Bewaro of them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Hitters, with a bunch or cluster of green Hops on the whit? label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. Feb 1.1883_20_4_ ON 30 DATS* TRIAL. THE VOLTAIC BELT CO.. Marshall. Mich., will ?end Dr. Dye's Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belta and Electric Appliances on trial for SO days to men lyauns or old) who are ?01 let rd with Nervous Debility, Los^ Vitality aud kindred troubles, Ruaranteeins speedy and complete restoration or health and manly vigor. Address as above.-N. H-No risk is in curred, as 30 dara' trial ls allowed. Feb I, IKB3 _29 ly .1 i:k-n, ?iti.i '.villas T!nk. 1 < (HRS I, 1.1 I Urilla .I rome i ?ts I ..ty .:i mit ure :?<c?Mftat :i ll. II I 1 ul lint >l. tl lt mid .rntn. n.ted . .i .1..ly. . . . ; .liol? . r (.illina; ?I i .lii.'ul Uraara. r ut?-* r Tlii.i.buveli a .>. ham.nfl.ymi Mr. may u< Irull :. li a? rome of 1 ? 1 r.?ri. I.?erl .11 ly IVVMM! I. vt rt 1 :?? -I |.iy, ?e..l ti ?-ti...-.-.l (j I ?. iv kl.tr :,: .. ! '.. lier nm?? rtin larf'rftiti wi.uliili I) i . . ir !:ir.iwa h. r,iB.'iil.tfiiii i lmn'.i 11 i.( - . : b.tr, ir J y M i lu . !n Vlf-" tit'lr V iti:|i..iiii.| hi in i- . r - . lill |>ll!|?-1 ?. 1 IjlVi) pel K..lull: jr I..M-. lr? sm ull.Siil ut Ult-tutti ot lill?. On nrcounl . f lt < pr. 1 n liwrl??. ll I . r- . ar. I |im*rilN*<1 hy lia,l??,sl \<u. : imiihi 1.. Ohe siyni "it wot! ? li! e r. ? ? 1. ?li lulu, lt ?Ul euro cnUrvly tho v nui'.nn; of th' ut? r':*, I^'?. >i : lirrpi, lrr.'iru!ar 1 Kent* 1 unil< 11.all Ovariin Troulilr?, (nrtamniatlon mid Ulecrailuna r 0? Oin 1-.. ntl lilsnlni pnuxta ami Ibo arquent ?pliial weakness, and U ?. ??ri lally *tia|ii?d to the Chance <>r Life." lt permmtes every portion nt the ?intem, and irlvcs Dew Ufr and vigor, lt removes raluiiiru, iamii n.-y, ilivtroys all ci oing for .UmuLsnts,aad relieves weak DTM ut Die i : 11.li. lt rani IKosrlna. lIo.>U.-!.r?, KenuiMI'ro? r..timi, Qenerai iM.ut?.si>ei'i .-., neprrswliiii ami IttdlfOntion. Tliat folinu of Isnarhia down, eausiiuc l^aio. wel(rht aaa backache, ls alway? |?'imanuiitly . uixvl by Us uso. It willst all tim. ? und<irallclrcumHtaiierr,act inbannony with tin that governs tho fcn.alr syrten. It fim> only pl. i?r l^ioio .ir rix for (J., and ls sol I i.y dniKgikts. Any ndvlre rrfinlnsl ns losprrlfd ea? *, and thr names nf many who bavr beru nut'.red to perfnet health liy the usa of tb" Vrgntal InCompound, can lio iiMalnrtt by adilreuhur Mrs. 1'., v Uli nt-nnpfor r.-ply at lier homo bi Lynn, Masa. For Kidney Complaint of tither sri Ititi rcinpound ls unsurpassed aa abundant ti ut lim mitti ?how. "l!rx Ptnkhain'iUver rilli," rsjrioi.cnrrlU r, "are thtbt?t I* IA? i.-..rf ( for tho run of ComUpatluii, lllllousneGS and Toi-pldllr of tbs Uvrr. Her II' ?ni l*urlfler work? wonders In lt? ?pecUJ Ui.tf und bids fair to tvjual the Compound in Its rxipulsrlry. All mast raper* lier saan Angeletatatey whim ?ila tu nt. Ul on ta to rio good to other*. l-Mladalpbia. Pa. 0? Mia A. H. lt. Vegctnhl? Compound for sile by \Vi 1 - lute A W?hlte, Aiidersim, H. U. S TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AKDEIIHOH COUNTY. Bargains ! I7".1H the next ?Ml days I will nell my stock of (roger! Hoots and Shoes, Hi niko.*. Cloitk> and VVnrrtvxl Dress Ounda nt cost ior curh (live me a cull and tte convinced. A. It. TOWKBS. Frill 1,1 HHS -Jf) Dy Thot. C. Ligon, Judge of Probate. WHKREA8, John W. Daniels, Clerk Court Common Fleas and Oeaeral Bcasious, bas appllrsl to mo to grant him lettera of administration on tho Estate of (leo. VV. Han ki n , deceased. Thcao aro tberoforo to cito and admnn i.sb all kindrod ami creditors of tho bald Geo. W. Bankin, deceased, to bo and ap fiear beforo moin Court of Probate, to to held at A ndorson Court H ouse, on the "tb day of March, 18S3. after pub lication hereof, to show causo, if any tlioy have, why the Haid administration should not lie granted, i i i ven umlor my band this '-Mili dav f, January, 1883. T. C. LIQ ON, J. P. J HM 25, 1883 28 0 K l DN E Y- WORT THE GREAT CURE -RHElllrrA-TI*M As lt ta for aU Out painful limen of tba KiOMBYS.LIVKIt AND BOWEL?. Il ele?n?ea th? arntera of tit? acrid poison that causea th? dread fri I mxumfng wMQh only C10 ?tourna of Rhsnsnalum aaa 1 ?aHs? TMOUSAHDO OpOftBEO er Ul? srorat farina of thia tcrrthla dllSSasI have t ?rm nnir klrrsllrreil. iniHaebisi I lim? PERFECTLY OUMD. nucr, i?. uqrrooa DST. SOU BT DKrocurra. si- ' Dry can be pant try Dalt. WsTT.T As. tl TfTTT A arraOK St Qa., TTgrUngaon V? KIDNEY-WORT Kidney-Wort for >-alo by Will.ito A Wil bito, Anderson. 8. C. COOK STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS. IAM now belter prepared to ofter BARGAINS in STOVES than ever before. Those wanting a good, reliable Stove cnn get them at BOTTOM FI0URE3. My Mock of TINWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ls complete, and all Gooda sold from mr Store are warm ii tedi t?? renrctteuted. Po not forget this important fact, I have a large and well-selected Mock of LILITH Kit-Sole, Harness, Kip and Calf SktliH. Landreth's Garden Seeds, Vermont Seed Potatoes', Onion Sets and Remington Shot Guns And Ammunition. Neeing IM bp. loving, fall and examine for yourself. ti. II. SEEL, West ISud Waverly lionne. Keb I, 1888 ttl .A. CARD To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and County. HAVI Ntl purchased Ute Stock of Messrs. TOLLY A MCCONNELL, I intend en gaging in the sale of FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, FOUKK.N ANO ?OMKSTIC FRUITS, TOBACCO, AND OSCARS. I would most respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. Ladies, I assure, you that you can always Hud nt my establishment the freslie.st and best selection of Confec tioneries, Toys, Ac. Gentlemen, you eau lind aa large au assortment of Tobacco, Ci gars, Sugar. Coffee, Itici?, Tea, Ac, nh in niiy lu.use In the City, I am daily receiving NEW and FRESH Goods in my line. Give me a call, please, and I am sure you will he convinced. All my Goods are of the beal quality, fresh and sweet. I am, very respectfully, yours, LOUIS SIIA.1&P13. Anderson. S. C.. Jan. 'J?. 1883_'2H_ly WHEN YOU COME TO ANDERSON CALL ON J. P. SULLIVAN * CO. rriHK beat Stock of UllOCEItlEti over yet hail in stock. Cadi buyers will save JL money, as we have thu very lowest Cash priers thal eau be offered in any market. Choleo Kio, Peaherry, Santos and Java CO PK 15 ES, Golden Yellow, White Ex. C. and Granulated SUGARS very cheap. Our Stoek of FLOUR is now complota, and arc brands that we have been selling for several years, and know them to bo perfectly reliable. I'atent PLOW STOCKS and STEEL PLOWS. We have been bidding for Cash Trade for the past four yenrs, and are happy to say that we have gotten our full share up to thia time, with satisfaction to ourselves ami customer?, and '-ur citoria for the future will be to merit the confidence nf all with whom we deal. , " J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. Jan ll, 188:1 ??il . iv A FLOUR, FLOUR; TOBACCO, TOBACCO, COFFEE, COFFEE. C. P. JONES & CO, UK better prepared than ever to offer inducements to CASH BUYRR8. Our Htock of r-ittatpl?? IIIMI ITstiK'j' Grocurlea ie* Complete. We ask special examination of our doods nod Prices before buying. Wo think we can SAVE YOU MON KY Come to seo us if you want any heavy WINTER GOODS, or anything in our line. Wo aro now offering our Winter (?nods at low prices. We are greatly encouraged with our last year's trade, and hope to build up a much better trade this year. Thanking you for your patronage, and seeking n con tinuance of tho name, we aro, Respectfully, C. F. JONES & CO. Jan 25. lRHU 11 A. IN JJ MEN CHANGE WITH THEM, AND that ls tho reason wo bnve just laid in A LARGE HTOCK OF NEW GOODS, -?A. for we know that all our customers desire something that is new and at the samo time serviceable. Our Stock comprises a line assortment of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, NOTIONS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC., Which we will soil at the Lowest Prices. While other things aro changing, we would say that we are too young to change our plan of oilering good and substantial II i ?alna to all who favor us with a trial. WK ARE IIV TIIK COTTON MARKET, And will give the highest prices. We have a large lot of RAGGING and TIES on hand. Get our prices before closing a trade. BBOWH BEOS. Sept 2i, 1882 10 VERY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, MECHANICS, And the Public Generally. -o The Place to buy Hardware is at the HARDWARE STORE OUR Business U confined strictly to HARDWARE, and a fair trial will con vince you that MONEY CAN BE SAVED by trading with us. Wc cnn allow a Full Stock, fine Selection ami Ilottom Prices. A special Drive on AXES 25 dozen just received, and more to arrive. Plow Stocks-200 just bought. Builders' Hardware, Carpenters' and Blacksmith Outfits, ?kc. A handsome line of Pocket and Table Cutlery, Shears, Scissors, Razors, Household Goods, And an endless variety of articles Too numerous to mention. Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, Ammunition, And Sportmens' Outfits. Standard Agricultural Implements, including the Celebrated "Acme'' Harrow, Manufacturers Agents for Fairbanks Scales. N. B.-We have on hand a small lot of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, Ac, from stock of Sullivan & Mat tison, which wo will sell at a great sacrifice-for COST, nod Ics9 than Cost. SULLIVAN & BRO. Jan 18, 1883 27 J. C. CUNNINGHAM * CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE OF EVERY KIND. Largest S tock ."Lowest Prices, and Best Goods in the City, (CONSISTING, in part, of large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, lotcat Ini j provenants in '.'lanes and Bruces, all kinds of Builders' and Blacksmith Tools, Fine Imported Wxv cb-Loading Shot Guns, Shells, with improved Implements for re loading Shells. Dixie Plows, all kinds of Plow Blades, Hollow Iron Wore. Largo stock of Disston's Hand and Cross Cut Saws. THU oi.s> illCKOHV-WACION will be found on our yard. It takes the lead. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, MATS, Shoes, Boots and Saddles, Ia large an l well atoned. BOUGHT TO I E SOLD. }. Agents tor the Celebrated Syraciue Chilled Plo fr. Nov V, 1882 17