The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, February 15, 1883, Image 3
OCAL NEWS.
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?. , i |.ai?l yo?' ...?ly tu*???
, ., "",! [.'.mn trees will soon liv In
m.
i a"a poultry, at' present. ar? in de
[; th? ???y ??iair t,ricoa
. notia- of dissolution of Mesara.
?"w?t??n *??d A. L. Welch.
?igy ia?t vovk 11 ba,,? of cotto" wa9
tiiii market that weighed over eight
Li pound-.
predicted storm did not strike
, on the Wh inst. He is not
I ,t guessing.
Greeley Institut1-', tho only colored
ii the city, lu's nbnitt two hundred
to!. i?s roll'.'
Baptist
Church was closed on last
Jay, the l'aster. Rev. T. I*. Bell, being
fin Charleston.
IeSacrauient of tbe Lord's Supper will
lebrated in the Presbyterian Church,
u citv, cn next Sunday morning,
i ?: Means Davis ba? retired from tho
I-ia! chair of the Winnsboro Newt und
f,?,sn<? i* succeeded hy Mr. Charles A.
?hi.
le lime for killi?'S certain kinds of game
Mon the 15th of March. Sportsmen
. (,, make good use of their limo
|WH new nil?! thi n.
re erred lust week in Minting thnt Judge
?u bad bought the house and lot of Mr.
\V.Todd, en Whilner street. Mr. ( J.
jllv was the purchaser.
Lnicd. on Thursday, 8th inst., nt th?
[fence of the bride's lather, by Her. S.
I lr. W. lb H ufo and Miss Dora
ii, all of Williamston.
Jtars. Join E. Breascale and R. lt.
?aro in attendance this week upon tho
; Chapter and (?mud Council, A. V.
rhiili ciivened in Columbia.
eattention of our readers is directed
Ec advertisement of lt. Y. H. Nance, in
liter column. Mr. fiance does subs tan
work, and ?tarantees satisfaction.
Iieiiiroct the attention of our readers to
card of Dis. Todd and Holcombe, who
I recently fonaetl a partnership at Bel
li* the practice of medicine and sur
r.
Jr, bailor Stratus, who bas been engaged
ir.4 tho past six months as a salesman
ie New York Cash Store, loft Anderson
it Monday for Morris, 111., whore he
ii future reside.
(iecity clock was stopped ou lust Satur
tnornillg ii fr'w minutes after 1 o'clock
ja pigeon becoming fastened under the
lute hand of the North dial. How it
lhere, no one could tell.
If reference lo his advertisement, it will
eon that L. II. ?cel is offering his stock
tores, tinwnre, Ac, atshort profits. Ho
liai in store a lot of garden aeedi from
liable house. Givo him a nail.
ur Hnnea Path correspondent requests
0 state that the Hall which will be Riven
bat place on to-morrow evening, ICth
is under the auspices of Prof. Reed's
Dol, and not by the Theatrical Club.
lie advertisement of N. O. Farmer AV
1 deserves careful perusal. The. deal
everything unially kept in a general
rhatidise store, ami thoir prices will
iparo with those of any house in the
Ir. M. L. Rose, of tho New York Cash
le, left for Ihe Northern markets on last
slay. He will buy an exceptionally
ICtivestock, as he looks for a hip trude
Spring. He will ba absout about four
b,
nr young friend. John S. Mattison, of
lea Path, is in the city. His friends
?find him in the offico with H. G. Scud
, Esq., before and during Co .rt. Any
Incss entrusted to him will be promptly
Eil?! to.
?'here is tho molasses, Bill?" said a
usn sharply to her son, who bad re
nd with an empty jug. "None in the
, motlier. Every grocer has a big black -
nl outside with the letters chalked on
i*. 0. molasses.' "
fte rigid enforcement of the municipal
?nances by May .ir Maxwell is preserving
?lient order in Anderson, despite the
[e consumption of John Barleycorn, us
aced by the prosperous business of the
K saloons in this city.
h want it distinctly understood that wo
not run a shoe shop in connection with
printing office. Nearly every other day
ie individual, with an old pair of aboes
w his arm, pokes his head in tba door
enquires if "this is tho shoo shop."
finish sparrows arc gett mg to be quite
Wron* in the city. It is feared by some
citizens that these birds will yet be
lf quite a nuisance, for they are so pug?
l?os that they drive away other birds,
"ill no doubt damage thr/gardens.
lie Clarendon Enterprise complains bc
** it has never had a subscriber by the
? of Smith on ita books. Men by that
?9 mugt be scarce in Clarendon County.
1 INTELLIGENCER has, by actual count,
* than twenty-five subscribers by the
* or Smith.
'ow is tho time lo plant Irish potatoes.
I'hould bo smooth, sound and planted
rt'l fertilized and prepared soil. A aup
of pine itraw should be placed conve
xly near to bo used in caso of thrcnioii
'Prisg frosts, as vines bitten down never
??<* full crops.
"' ?Ported down at tho depot that
Wm. Meredith, the genial engineer,
Ml fifteen pounds of flesh since tho re
' "low schedule went into effect. Some
?.mployees say that he has bean tak
Anti-Pat," but tho Captain denies lt.
pKnbutes his loss of flesh to overwork
|*-ot of sleep.
Lr'5hn W* Tod<1' with h?s f?m?>y. haa
PJW from this city to 8eneca City,
P ?o will in the future be engsged in
FM merchandising. Mr. Todd has a
[or ^ricn,l? In Anderson, who will join
?s in wishing him much prosperity in
W*ed hom?. We commend bira and
mi'y to the good people of Seneca.
^ Spring Session of the Williamston
lr*Collage opened last week with near
oandred pupil? on its roll, forty-fire of
T*?dwarding within the walls of the
oMk- aro g,a<i 10 noto tl,e prosper
f thu noble institution of learning,
j^'tege, under that sage philosopher,
??nder, is gaining a reputation almot.t
10 *ny 8outbem institution of learn
last session of the 8outh Carolina
5*??, resoluUons were passed looking
? endowment of WofTord Colley at
^bnrS- a i, the de,lre of the Con.
J* to raise a fund of $100,000. Prot
T- Duncan, the President of the Col
it r U to canvaas -he State in tho In
or tho fund, has already received
.ncouragement in the shape of i
T6rT liberal donations.
^Uon' hqiwW in our market I foi
Middling. UJ; Good Mlddlh -
8
Fancy, OJ to ?l. IlaconTp) ?u??
0?e,]ay JaslWeek) C|ttr h
...ror Mr. Joseph lt. Fant, while tee ?-?
hm on a fence, roll and broke her arm. A,
Present ?he is do:,,? very well, J *
trust will soon recover.
Our readers should walch for the new . 1
of M?- Lb* William. "ext
, the IllPail(1111). if
need anything h, berline. BSvo |,..r a ......
Hhe is ollering her goods at reduced pnce";
0 make room f.,r her Spring stock. She
Health Corset, win.-:, ?, pronounced om- .,f
me best i ver worn.
TbeCity Council it paying unusual at
tention to the sanitary regulations "f ,ht
city, and a vigorous abatement of nuisance*
Mas been instituted. The drains of thc
City are being opened out where ?ceded,
and all filth removed from tho streets
1 ri vate premises are being Inspected and
the owners re.piired to elean ihem up
where they are not cleanly. This i, righi
and If persevered in, will hoof great value
to the health "f ,.?,v
The runners have not, as yet, made ma i,
progress in the way of preparing for Ihe
planting of their crops, owing to the con
tinued bad weather. When we ?io have
dear weather, they will no doubt make
good USC of the time. We d0 not hear of
any complaint among our farmers as to the
scarcity of farm laborers. A ? u ge.-ral
thing they pay very fair wag.-* for common
laborers, and consequently bauds are never
ooaree with them.
Tho Fehruary number of the Southern
Cultivator, published hy James 1'. Harrison
A Co., Atlanta, tia., has been received. As
usual, it is full uf interesting and valuablo
reading matter. Tin? journal ulready ex
cels any publication of ?bl .-lass in the
Notith. and the r> .rietors are determined
that it shall be ...minced to a still higher
degree of excellence. We commend the
Cttltivator lo any of our readers who may
desire a rat-class agricultural journal
Our subscribers ut Pendleton can pay
their subscriptions to Dr. 1'. ll K. Sloan ;
at Helton, to Capt. J. \V. Poore; at llonea
Path, to M. T. Klgin ; at Equality, to Capt
John M. Glenn ; at Williaiusloii, to Col. J.
<i. Clinkscales; at Piercetown, to Mr. A.
W. l'ickens; at Autitn, to Mr. H. 1*. Sil
lon ; at Fair Play, to James Seaborn, Ksq. ;
and at Townville te Dr. W. K. Sharp.
These gentlemen are agent? at the places
named.
The following list of letters remain un
called for in the Anderson Postollice, Feh
ruary 13: Robt. Aggier, C. p. Hrownlee,
Fanny Drown, Mr.. Hester Brown, Hilli
ard Compton, W. M. tireen, Mrs. N. IC,
Henning. Peter McCullough, Mrs. Marga
ret McGregory, J. W. Mcphail, Mrs. Sandi
Mass?e, H. S. Owens, Miss Annie Parker,
Cann Pep].er, Mrs. M. K. Sehirley, Mrs.
Rachel Sloan, Lankford Scott, Jno.Selmer,
S. Smith, Mrs. Susan Watkins, Mrs. W. A.
Wilson.
Stephen Leveret Osborne, a little soil of
Mr. A. H. Osborne of this city, died on
last Saturday night, after an illness of two
or three days from meningitis. He was a
bright boy of ten years of age. He was a
member of Prof. Ligon's school, and on
Monday morning the body waa escorted by
the pupils of the school to the Presbyterian
Church, where, after alter appropriate fu
neral services, it was interred. The be
reaved family have the sympathy of the
community in the loss of their beloved and
interesting ehihl.
On last Monday our office was honored
with a visit from a trio of fascinating young
i ad ic... Their visit waa .?sch mi agreeable
surprise, that the handsome foreman smiled,
the modest reportur blushed, the unassum
ing compositors made "pi," and the "Devil"
-well, he run. We are always glad to re
ceive vii its from young ladies. Probably
if they would visit us oftener we would get
use to them, ami their visits would not ( re
nte such confusion. We had-almost forgot
to mention that lb?young ladies were ac
companied by a trio of the ugliest, but very
gallant, young mon on Granite Kow.
There i? a substantial ami progressivecili
ten in the Toney Crewk section of this Coun
ty who is very fond of fancy chickens, arel
take? a great deal of interest in raiking
them. Not long since a neighbor of his,
knowing of his propensity for fowls, pre
sented him with some hawk egg*, telling
liim at the time that they were genuine
Plymouth eggs. He returned inr.nj thanks
to bis neighbor for the present, and imme
diately placed them under a hen. in due
course of time the supposed Plymouth?
were hatched. The gentleman was very
proud of them, and would show them to
ovtry passer by. You can imagine hi?
chagrin, however, when the supposed Ply
mouths developed into genuine hawks.
The ^gentleman is, usually, a very jovial,
hearty-laughing man, but when you men
tion Plymouth chickens you can't raise a
smile on his handsome countenance.
Treat ment <>r Moiiliifrltio.
The following treatment of this terrible
diseaso is sent us by a lady friend who
clipped it out at Hie time of its publication
and has preserved it. Our physicians are
doubtless acquainted with it. as wc have
known a similar treatment to prove etTIca
cious in this County. The article sent is as
follows :
Tho following card, addressed "to tho
medical profossion," is published in the
Atlanta pipers by Dr. J. J. Knott, who, in
answer to numerous inquries, gives a syn
optical statement of his treatment of this
terrible disease, thereby enabling the pro
fession to employ this treatment during the
nr^ent epidemic in this and adjoining
States Dr. Knot states that this treatment
should not be employed by any one but a
skillful pbvsician, as to such this commu
nication is* addressed. Persons reading it
aro requested to show it to their family
physicians. Papers generally are asked to
copy thc card :
TO VUE MEllICAL 1'ROFKSSIOX.
The following treatment which lias been
emplovcd by mc since the winter of lR?i;
'133 with uniform success in all cases where
the treatment has been instituted within
twenty-four hours arter the development
of the prominent symptoms : In the first
place discard all ideas of this disease being
an inflammatory affection of the brain and
tpinat chord, saturate a flannel (folded sev
eral times) with spirits of turpentine.
ADPly this along the whole course of the
?pine pass over this, arter the ordinary
mode of ironing, a common sad orsmootli
ine iron well heated. Continue this for
ten or fifteen minutes until you have well
stimulated the spine. In the .meantime
nive quinine in heroic doses, to be repeated
every two or throe bonrs until all symp
toms aro overcome. Follow each dose or
ouinine with a heroic dose of bromide or
potassium combined in solution with an
ordinary dose of solid extract Hyoscyamns.
The object of tho bromide is to control
reflex action, and tho doses should be regu
lated according to the head and spinal
eymptoms, as this is dependant on electro
lionic chargea in the periphery of the
nerves : from this tho action or the nunlu*
operandi of the quinine and bromide jwill
be readily understood by the intelligent
physician; under no circumstances OM St
riv blister or opiates in the outset of this
disease; avoid all cold applications to bead
"when constipation exista, which is gen
erally the case, use large doses of calomel
every threo boura until tho bowels act
freely. Physicians can rely only on this
treatment when in9'jluj<^5(JTn^.?'M D.
Go to J. M. Payne's for cheap llameas.
A Fat?! Accident.
On 'l:i.-.|:,v afternoon Carroll PrieMlv
MaM.-rx, !". ... .... ">lM,., (jl l||e hta j, A
Masters. I. VA. kiUpd |u.,,,trua.
away a I..,ir .rf ,""',". Tllts ,.","
.".v. who wa. a [.roc uious youth "f .?.,"".
?en years of ago. wa. driving the team
.Iwn he ran -vera stump near the r..I
Wuf l>r.D.S.Watao?, some four,aile,
South of this city, which palpitated him
! ?>l thc trout of ,1,,. wagon, where he
flight un to tbe tongue. Thia frightened
?he muh*, and. ii, rtmning, thev pass?!
j ??yei? another stump, w hich struck hin. on
i ^e back of the head, cutting a fearful gash.
I "i- left ar... was ulsobrokon. Dr. Wai- ,,, I
who witnessed the tragedy, hastened to th?
dying boy, bat bis wound-, wer? ..f ?ich
< haractcr as .,, real, r help unavailing, and
af?er lin* ring f..r about twenty minutes be
'.'ed. A jury of iu.puesi was cmpannvlled
..y .!. C. Whitfield. Esq., ?nd rendered a
verdict in accordance with these facts. The
funeral services of the deceased will beheld
?t the Baptist Church in Anderson Mdt
morning.
Jurors.
The following is a liM of the (Jrand and
I'etit Jurors ilrawu last week :
GRIN? Jenola - w. A. Evins, Ira 1!.
Dodd. J. c. Hamlin, Job,, c. Uautt, James
M. Gumbrell, J. Boyce Burri;-, Jamas A.
Oily, D. J. .Sberard, Job,, 1?. Traynham.
Joshua Pruitt, lt. s. Tucker. Daniel D.
<?entry, John W.Simpson, H. II. Breazeale,
Jn,.,n C. Wardlaw, ?. W. Itichey, T. 1J.
bright, is. |.\ Bowie.
PktlT J I'Rous.- -Join, A. Dobbins, W. ll.
Simpson, Wm. A. Geer. 8. A. Harri?, W.
T. W. Harrison, R. A. Dell. J. A. Wooten,
Julius Thomas, John T. Watkins, Jasper
? S*. Vaudiver, G. li. Robinson, W. C. Bailey,
Janus R. Ashley, c. \\\ (?rubba, Jolin
liskew, J. Perry Glenn, Wm. Drown, Joba
C. Hog^s, T. J. McClure, G. W. MeDavid,
W. T. McGill, I. p. Clinkscales, li. C.John*
son, W. ll. Dailey, W. F. Davis, A. c. Int
imer, !.. H. Clinkscales, T. C. Shearer. J. C.
Bush. John lt. Wyatt, .Jobi. D. Dobbins,
Job;, Cruise, Jeptha Harper. J. A. Wallace.
J. .S. Fowler, A. c. Wardlaw.
Ittiilgli on tlie Hird?.
The (?reenville l?itrrprirc mid MvunUiltieer,
?'f last week, says :
Mr. J. It. Childers, nf Brushv Creek. An
derson Comity, tells us that during ibu re
cent wet spell of weatl.er. a canebrnke on
Brushy Creek, n mile and u half or two
miles Iron, lui bouse was visited nt nigh!
hy thousands of rollins. Tl iw bova took
lighted torches and will, sticks in their
hands killed them by Hie dozens. Du one
occasion, just twfore night, about forty boys
took their guns and shot them by hundred's.
They are very fat.
Tho Brushy Crenk boys must have killed
out the bulk of thc red breasts, for they
have been very scarce in tl,ir part of the
CountT.
WAS IT A 51 UT A KB?
A Mun ^uppuneU lo; kn Vincent Arrestad,
kui Afterward* IttriuuMwI.
HONKA PATH, S. C.. Feb. 13.
Ma. Km rou: A man supposed to be Vin
cent, the defaulting Treasurer of Alabama,
wa? arrested al llouea Path on last Mon
day ander the following circumstances, as
tobi to lin, writer:
tin lari Sunday a mau by name of Wil
li on Ibo,nus was seen Ht Williamson.
Coming in contact willi .-.onie person he
Was directed lo ll,y hotel, whereupon he re
plied tba, be did m.i wish lo pm up at the
hotel, because be was endeavoring: touacape
ibu courts of juste o. This naturally
aroused a ?uspiehm ns to bis eba meter and
business, nod ti,mi, being interrogated was
fourni nou-coiuiiiunicative on the subject.
Hr went away on fool, and the people not
knowing what direction he went, Mr. J.
W. Daeus and others set out in search of
hint, when, after riding all night, overtook
him at this place about ll o'clock Monday
morning. Pistols were drawn and the man
offered no resistance whatever. Various
questions were put to him, some of which
he answered ami others I.o roi used. Dr.
Hungens, advancing to the spot, told the
man thal no bodily harm would be indict
ed, and that he would telegraph to bis home
and friends to prove that he was not tbe
man Vincent. Ile then refused any com
munication to New Ark, N. J., as he had
not been lhere in some time, after having
claimed that aa his I,onie. He then stern
ly refused to answer any more questions
that might he asked him. In the meantime
he claimed to be a harness-makor by trade,
and from a telegram they learned that he
had been employed by McBcc and Darlow,
for a few days, in Greenville, S. C. Mr.
Dacus carried him from herc to William*
stun, and, after ari examination, was re
leased.
He possessed some of the characteristic
marks of Vincent, but failing in some ma
terial points. His general appearance is
that of a tramp, roaming about without
friends or money. Ile wears the Vincent
sear above his eye, auburn bair, with the
absence of any heard. His I,mids were
rough and stained; as a necessary result of
handling leather and the tools of his trade.
Ho passed down Tuesday morning on his
way to Columbia.
J. S. MATTison.
A Card.
Ma. KolTOa: Allow me through your
columns to thank the good people of An
derson for their kindness to us and to our
son, S. M. Latimer, during his illness; and
for the many assurances of loving sympa
thy in our affliction which wo have received
since his deali.
J. R. I. ATI M Eli.
IIoiwi Path, & C., Feb. 10.
I have Good Hand-Made Harness, made
of good material, for $10. Everything in
my linc nt lowest prices ever ottered in tins
or any other market in the State.
JAS. M. PAYNE.
?.-Faded articles of all kinds restored
to their original beauty by Diamond Dye.-.
Perfect and simple. \0 cents, all druggist*.
Any Druggist will tell you what he knows
about che merit of Shriner's Indian Vermi
fuge tho popoular remedy.
Those desiring a good pipe or cigar or
cigarette holder can find genuine meer
schaum goods at Wilbite's Drug Store.
Potato or Multiplying Onion at Wilbite's.
BUGGIES I-Any person wanting a good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED A
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena
bles them to -elect the most reliable West
ern Bnggies at Inver prices than any one.
Garden Seeds from the most reliable
seedsmen in tho United States nt Wilhite
A Wilbite's. All fresh.
Onion Sets-red, white ami yellow-at
Wilbite's Drug Sture.
To cet fresh and reliable Garden Seeds go
to Wilhite's Drug Store.
.It is common observai ion that the stan
dard of natural health and normal activity,
among American women, is being lowered
bv tho influence of false ideas and habits of
li'fc engendered by fashionable ignorance
an? luxurious living. It is a happy circara
stance that Mrs. Lidia E. Pinfcham has
come to the front to instruct and cure tbe
sufferers of her sex.
SANCHO PAHZA s*ys, thero is a cure for
everything except death, but the world bas
lM*n long about finding a core for many
things. Norman's Neutralizing Cord al fills
the bill In one respect, aa it cures all dis
orders of the stomach and bowels.
Be snro to read the announcement of
Reed & Webb in another column. Their
attractive Family Grocery Store will be
more complete this year by thc addition of
I many nico things to their stock.
SruNN\ M KN -"W?lls'll. jilli Renewer |
restores health au 1 vigor, cures Dyspepsia. |
I ni ?H.UM ir. Sexual Debility fi.
" Biviit'rAiBA."-Quick, c?mplele cure,
all atnioviiiK Kidttev, Bladder amt Urinary
Disease?.' fl. Druggists.
"Rotten ON HATS.-(Mean ont rats, mice,
roaches, flies. ant?, bed-bugs, skunks, chip
monks, gophers, tftc Druggist*.
TUE BEST CIOAK.-Wilhttc's Leader Ci
gar is pronounced by all who have smoked
ii lu bo the liest ft rent ei?:ar in the City,
dil ul Wiihite A Wilhiles, pet one nod
Bstisfy yourself as to iui merits.
Savr.RU. YKUi'.-Mr. M. Cook. Mt.
Pleasant, \. C., savs: 'I have been
troubled with stoniaeliic disorders several
years and have uevi-r gotten permanent
relief until I used Norman's Neutralizing
Cordial, lt is certainly the right medicine
for sued troubles and 1 highly recommend
it."
The lime bas come that you should get
rid of that Corn on your toe. You may
have tried hard enough t.> get rid of it be
fore, hut you have nt tried the right thing.
Tberetore, for ?mee bo sensible and set a
package of Indian ('urn Remover at Wil
nites' Drugstore, lt is agouti thing- eure?
without pain -und emly cwts twenty-five
Cents. If you haven't the twenty-live
cents, borrow it. Hm get the remedy and
he bappv. Sold univ bv Wiihite A Wil
lute.
Pest Teas in the State ut Wi lld te'* Drug
Store.
The American Sewing Machine is still up
with the times. Come iii amilae* the new
No. 7. with large arm and late improve
ments-light running ami noiseless, A
lare?- lot arriving at C. A. Reed's, Agent.
Special Nutlet.
Parlies indebted to C. A. Reed, Agent,
either hy note or account, ?ru earnestly re
quested to come promptly and pay up. I
have been extremely lenient willi some of
you, but must now have ruy money, a> I
need it. My notes al ld accounts will be
placed in the bunds of an ollicer of the law
after December 1. Respect fully,
C. A. KKKII, A cent,
Reed's New ltuliding, near lt; lt. Bridge.
BPniNOIr'lKl.l>, RollKllTSONCo. TKNN.,
November 'Stu, ?880.
Du. J. HRADKIBMI : Hie-My daughter
lias been hil Hering fur ninny years with
tli.it dreadful a'tlictioii known "as Female
Disease, which bas cost me many dollars,
and notwithstanding I bad the beat med
ical attendanco, could liol lind relief. I
have used many other kinds of medicines
without elleet. ' 1 bad just about given
her up. was out of heart, but happened
in the store of W. W. Kidder several
weeks sinei?, and lie, knowing of my
daughter's atllietion, persuaded mo li?
buya bottle of your Female Regulator,
she began to improve nt olive. 1 was so
delighted with ito effects that I bought
several more bottles. Tjis price. $1.30 u
bottle, seemed to bu very liie.li ut first, but
now 1 think it the elieapcnt preparation
on the globe; and, knowing what I do
about it, if to-day ono of my family was
Bullering with Hint awful disease, I would
hav e il if it cost $50a buttle, for I cati
truthfully say it has cured my daughter
sound and well, and myself and wiro do
most, heartily recommend your Female
liegulator to bu jost what it is recom
mended t<i be. ltesptxtfiilly,
H. D. KKATIIKIUITON.
CASH, CASH, CASH !
The Grandest Success in Low
Prices we have Ever Placed
before our Customers.
We say to you in plain, bul em
phatic language that if you need
any Hoods come and ire us NOW,
as THIS IS THU TIMK to buy.
Indications show that trade will
he good this coming season, and it
is therefore not expected that the
present very low prices will prevail
very long.
It is absolutely certain thal no
house, eau live long that buys for
cash and sells on time, hut it is a
dead certainty thul nu house that
buys on lime eau come within rille
range of our prices. WK BUY
FOR CASH.
We want room for a large Stock
of Spring Goods. Wu huve suffi
cient assistance tu bavn everybody
politely and intelligently waited
upon, whether you wish tu buy or
not. Their nantes arc . guarantee
that they will perform their duty
faithfully to their employers and
rostomera : Messrs. 0. Geisberg,
Robert C. Webb, lt. K. Frierson,
Isadore Strauss, D. Heligmati and
Master KUis Williamson. It Miall
be our spucial pleasure to look after
euch customer's particular want.
A new stock of Checked Mus
lins, Nainsooks, Piques, Embroid
eries, Laces, etc., etc, just received,
and will be sold far cheaper now
than later. We have thc cheapest .
and best Bleaching for only 8c.,
which, so hundreds of Ladies tell
us, is sold for 10c. at other places.
We make a specialty of Corsets
tlie best makes for thc least money.
We have reduced our prices on
Kid Gloves, and will nell hereafter
our former 3-Bution Dollar Glove
for only 75c., the best Glove in An
il orson.
We have reduced the prices on
our big stock of Ribbons, Laee
Neckwear und Collars.
In short, you will find us always
"Headquarters" for large Stocke
and Low Prices. Don't fail to call
at the New York Cash Store. A
large Flag on top of our building
shows you the place.
Yours, very respectfully,
ARNSTEIN A ROS H.
Jan 2ft, 1888
NOTICE.
THE Notes and Accounts due the Estate
of Dr. F. <?. Carpenter are placed in
Hie bunds of J. C. Whitfield for collection.
Persons indebted will make payment at
once.
T. 8. CARPENTER, Adm'r.
Jan. 18th, 1888. _27_
TWENTY DOLLARS.
the PENNSYLVANIA8TYLK
Singer Machine is the best SINGER
EVER MADE.
DROP LEAF, TWO
large drawers, fancy cover
willi ?ii to ra on stand, and
winda the bobbina without
running the Machine, for
$20.00. Remember, we
send tie Machine to be
examined before paying
anything npon it. Every
M ne hine fully warranted
for live years. Address
WILLETS A CO.,
Feb 2ft-29-ly Philadelphia, Pa.
A WORD TO THE WISE.
All around our Ironsides the cry goos, "We Sink," but while
we pity the Bufferers, duty compels us to answer their
agonized cry with thc solid shot of my
MATCHLESS PRICES!
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LESSER'S FIRST GUN FOR 1883
S well worthy of his great fume, and figure! nobly as thp opening signal of a
ti real Dry Hoods Salo :
50,000 yards dark, best grade Friuts at. 5c.
25,000 yard? good Checks nt. 8?c.
20,000 yards ? Shirting at. oje.
It will pay to remember the?o phenomenal quotations, and it will pay to read
further ami memorize this tremendous sa .'rilice of all Winter Stock :
Eight Dollar Cloaks at. fl 00
Ten Dollar Cloaks at. ft 00
Six Dollar Cloaks at. M 00
My Twenty Cents Fancy Dress .louds at. Ifni.
My Fifteen Cents Fancy Dross t?oods itt. 10c.
The incessant boon? of I.esscr's immortal prices sounds in the ear of amazed
competition strangely like tho sentences that heralded Belshazzar's awful fate ; at
least, they presage similar tidings, for to many stalwart figures in the Dry (louds
ranks they bring the first intimation of
COMMERCIAL ANNIHILATION.
Closing out my stock in Men's HATS.
Closing out my stock in CLOTHING.
Closing out my stock in NOTIONS.
Indelibly printed on the mimi of every Salesman, foremost among their duties,
stands my old, unvarying rule of polite and courteous attention to every visitor,
whether purchaser or not.
Feb 1, ISM
A. LESSER,
PARIS STOIO.
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THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE TAILOR.
?T AKNEMS I HarueNN ! BARGAINS in HARNESS for the next SIXTY Day?.
I 1 The undersigned wuuls tba people of this and surrounding Counties to under
stand timi he now has in stock the tarent and most elegant assortment of Harness und
Humos I mods, Ac., ever displayed in ibis city. Nothing shoddy. Every pic-co warran
ted. Wagon ami Plow Collars a specialty. Come und see mc, and compare mv prices
and goods with those of oilier shops, and you will he convinced that I sell thc I'll KA1*
EST and most substantial Hume?* imtnufacUirvd in this ?State. 1 rau't bp lintier*
noltl. Repairing ncatlv ami promptly done, fall on me, over NY lilllie's Drug Store.
JANES M. PAY NIC.
I rl. S, iss.t fi Om
ANDERSON CLOTHING HOUSE.
BI??CK & MAULOIN.
(Waverly House Block.)
nSTZETW YE-AJE?, 1883.
SELLING OFF AT and BELOW COST.
XN order to clear out our Stock of Winter Goods we arc tillering our heavy
Clothing AT COST. Remember, lhere is a good deal of cold weather yet beforo
Winter is over, and a rare opportunity is now olFered to thoso who have failed lo
supply lh?ir wants in this lino.
BROCK & MAULDIN.
Jan ll, 1888
.2C,
A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR
OR
HANDSOME ROOM
CAN only be had with the aid of FINK FURNITURE, but either may be
made comfortable by thc outlay of n lillie money in good Furniture.
You will lind any stvle, from tho Finest $300.00 Suites down to Suites that
onlv cost $17.00.
You will lind EVERYTHH1NG usually
KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
And the name doods cati be bought CIIEAI'KU of me than any other house- in
thc State.
SEEING IS BELIEVING.
And all that I ask is that you ?rill call, sue my immense Stock of Furniture and
get my prices.
Cir. JH\ TOLLY.
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LYDIA E. P.NKKAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A BUT* Care, for nil FEMAIiK WEAK
NESSES, Includion l.i crorrlicrn, Ir
resalar and Painful aieuatruaiioa,
luflainmrit Inn Binil I leen-timi cf
tbe Womb, Plodding, PIIO- '
J.Al'Hl'U ETEB.I, oVe.
tWriMjast to the tarto, cfllcnclons er.d ImmMI&t*
In Ita ?Sect. It ls n 8TO?t help In pregnancy, and ro
UcTca pain daring Ubor and nt refralar pcrioda.
rarsifusi i SE IT i-.DiT.rhrr.icE rr rn ULT.
tvPoa nxWiinmin or the generative organs
Of either acz, lt is ?eeond lo no rrinedy that haa ST.r
bess before tba public i and for an dUtaeea of the
XUKITI lt ia tho Orra tnt Bemtdy tn IA* World.
ty KIDNEY COMPLAINT* of Either Res:
Find (irr nt Belief ta lea UM.
LYDIA E. PIXKBAire BLOOO PUR1TRK
wUl eredlrau ?Terr ?eetlga of Humor, from .tbo
Blood, at Ul? unte tima '
tbesysUm.
rcatlua of Humar, from tbo
.j W??L-1? f tana and rtreagtb to
AsmarreUctuIn runlu aa the Compound.
ry-Both Uta Oom pound and Blood Perlfler ara pre
pared at tn and taft Weetera Avcat, Lynn, Maas.
Fr?os of cl th cr, |1. Six bottle, for 9A- Tbc Compound
ia cant by maO in tho form of pills, or of loaengea, on
reralp? of price, 8 ' per box for either, lira. Plnkham
fr%et/ uiwin aU letters of lnqnlry. Enclose ? cent
?Ump. Bead for pamphlet, itntUm fAl* Paper.
twt-rou M. nsWUMUrsi Pnxa^enre Constipa
tion. BUlouaoeas and Torpldltjr of the Liver. SS wat*
?3T Mo ld by all DronirUta.-Se U>
Vegetable Compound for sale by WU
bite <fc Wilbite, Anderson, S. C.
NOTicK TO CREDITORS.
All persons having demands against
tho Estate of Anderson Brock, deceased,
aro hereby notified to present the name,
properly proven, to thc undersigned within
the time prescribed by law.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Adru'r.
Jan 25, 18K3 28 4
Bay State Shoes and Boots.
ON band and arriving a full line of May
State Shoes and Roo.a. The bett goods
in the market. Warranted not to rip or have
wo' ul or pasteboard in them. Call and soo
them. I charge nothing for showing.
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N. O. FARMER & BRO.,
-DEALERS IN
ERT GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAFS,
LADIES' CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
BACON, FLOUR and MOLASSES,
SUGAR and COFFEE,
And in fact, everything generally kept in a first-class general store. We are offering
extra inducements to cash bilyera, omi thcue wishing to buy will do well to call on us
before buying elsewhere. We are
Agents tor tho hont Standard Fertilizers and Acid Phosphates,
Ami parties in need of eitbor should not fail to seo us before they buy; Wc will sell it
as low or lower ?han any mo f"r cash, or on time to good parties. *
jSBffr- Those indebted :o ns must come forward and settle at once, or we will put our
Claims in an Ofticer's han.ls for collection.
IV. O. FARMER &> liltO.
Fob S. 1KS.I ?10
COOK STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS.
IAM now hotter prepared to offer D ARO AI NS in STOVES than ever beforo. Those
wanting r. good, reliable Stove can got them ot POTTOM PIQURE*!. My
stock of
TINWARE ANO HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Is complete, and nil floods sold from my Store are xvnrraistei! a? rci>ri??oute*I.
Do not forget Ibis, important fact. I have a largo and well-selected stock of
LEATHER-Sole, Harness, Kip anti Call' Skins.
Landroth's Gardon Seeds,
Vermont Seed Potatoes,
Onion Sets and Remington Shot Guns
And Ammunition.
?Mir- Neeiug In believing. Cull and examiuo for yourself.
L. H. SEELi West End Waverly House.
Fi b i. ist>a SQ
.A. CJ^ZRJD..
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and County
HAVI NO purchased ibo Stock of Messrs. TOLLY A MCCONNELL, I intend en
gaging in tho salo of
FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS,
FOI* M li. N AND DOMKSTIC FHUITS,
TOBACCO, AND CIGARS.
I would most respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. Ladies, I assure you
that you can ulwnyn And at my establishment the freshest and host selection of Confec
tioneries, Toys, Ac. (Jeutlemen, you can lind as largo an assortment of Tobacco, Ci
liar?, Sugar. Coffee, Rico, Tea, Ac, uk in any house in the City. I nm daily receiving
NEW and FRESH Goods in my Hue.
(live me a call, please, and I um sure you will be convinced. All my Gooda arc of
the boat quality, frosh and sweet. 1 am, very respectfully, yours,
LOUIS SHARPE.
Anderson. S. C.. Jan. 2.r>, lfiKH 28 ly
X 3 3 3 .
WHEN YOU COME TO ANDERSON CALL ON
J. P. SULLIVAN * CO.
THK best .-tock of GKOCERIEN ever yet bud in stock. Cash buyers will savo
money, aa wo havo thu very lowest Cash prices that can bo ofTered In any market.
Choteo Kin, Peaberry.-Santos ami Java COPPICES,
Golden Yellow, White Ex. C. and Granulated SUGARS very cheap.
Our Stock of FLOUR ia now complete, and are brands that we havo been selling for
several years, and know them to be perfectly reliable.
Patent PLOW STOCKS and STEEL PLOWS.
We have boen bidding for Cash Trade for the past four years, and aro happy to say
thut wo havo gotten our full share up to this timo, with satisfaction to o ur;, cl vivi and
customers, and our efforts for thu futuro will bo to merit thc confidence of all with whom
wo deal.
J. P. SULLIVAN & CO.
Jan ll, 18M Viii ly
TIMES an-A-nsro-iE
AKD
SwIEH CHANCE W?TH THE??3,
AND that ls the reason wo have just laid in A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
for we know that all our customers desire something thut is new and ut tho same
limo serviceable. Our Stock comprises a fine assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.,
Which we will sell nt tho Lowest Prices. While other things ore changing, wo would
say thut we aro too young to change our (dan of offering good and substantial Bargains
to all who fuvor us with a trial.
WK A.H.E2 IN THE COTTON 3IAHKET,
And will give ?ie highest prices. Wo Imvo a largo lot of BAGGING and TIES on
hand. Get our prices before closing a trade.
BKvO'WISr BROS.
Sept 21, 1882 10
VIKY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS,
And the Public Generally.
The Place to buy Hardware is at the HARDWARE STORE
OUR Puniness is confined strictly to HARDWARE, and a fair trial will con
vince you that MONEY CAN BE SAVED by trading with us.
We can KIIOW a Full Stock, fine Selection and Bottom
Prices.
A special Drive on AXES
25 dozen just received, and mora to arrive.
Flow Stocks-200 just bought.
Builders* Hardware,
Carpenters' and Blacksmith Outfits. Seo.
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 slock of Sullivan & Mallison, which wo will sell at a*
great sacrifice-for COST, aud less than Cost.
SULLIVAN & BRO.
Jan 18, 1883 27
J. C. CUNNINGHAM * CO.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
HARDWARE OF EVERY KIND.
j Largest Stock, Lowest Prices, and Best Goods in the City,
(^ONSISTINO, In part, of largo assortment of Table and Pocket Cattery, latest 1m
j proveniente in Planes and Braces, all kinds of Builders' and Blacksmith Tools,
Fine Imported Breech-Loading 8hot Guns, 8hells,\wlth improved Implements for re
loading .Shells.
Dixie Plows, all kinds or Plow Blades, Hollow Iron Ware. Large stock of Difttton's
Hand and Cross Cut Saws. ....... , - . . ,><v .
THE 01.1) HICKOKY;1YACON will be found on our yard. It takes the lead.
OUR STOCK OP
GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS,
Shoes, Boots and Saddles,
Is large sud well assorted. BOUGHT TO BB SOLD.
Agents for the Celebrated Syracuse Chilled Plow.
Nov 9,1882 17