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-JnrAL NEWS; BKIKK MKNTION. merch???* *n' receiving their Spring Wren lia? ,,ec" photographing all Jj ..raytoii'ii fine stock. farmer* luivo been makin? up for ^meduring the past week. f? m is advancing in price. No doubt intern floods is the cause. jo' of Spring vi?lete, jonquilles nnd Siiflosting in every breeze. \(a;(er advertises several tracts of Iceland for ?ale in this issue. ... JJ hardin had a valuable horse r'ftom cohc on last Friday night. ]{ S. Hill ?V CO., of this city, have *Jabrancb store ut Hartwell, Ca. j, )rres aro In bloom, anti wo ^ot hu* "'"'i1 H unea8-v ?.hout ire. Motile should commence preparing thing f?r exhibition at the next Coun i Fair. nu freight business Over the niue Itidge of the C. etti. H. R. is "booming" tittil. Vtiflor M)S T,IAT MARTB WI" BE FU" OF , storms ami oold "dips." and alto ?ff i ?ry wintry month. tf??Oggestto the Street Oveoneer that fll;{whitewash OB the ?bade (rec boxes JJ ?mprove their appearance consul iklf. i ...'.ired ex-Warden of Anderson is now .inti in tho County Jail charged with sling 1200 from a gentleman in the city (fully. Tie Street Oversoer has erected several r?tilijns racks in different portions of {?ty. The old racks, too, have been [tired. felton is quoted in our market as fol n Cood Ordinary, 8; Low Middling, I? 81; Middling, 9 to04 ; Hood Middling, Bett,91. Bacon, ll. yrf tenture that Anderson has the amt street auctioneer of any town in iSute. Ho is only seven years old, and I tune Is Grimes Grist. Wrara requested to announce that Kev. j< Manly. D. D., of Greenville, will ai st Neal's Creek Church on Sunday ?con. 18'/i inst., at 3 o'clock p. m. JuirieJ, at the residence of the bride's shs;, on February 28tb, by the Kev. T. IjgoD, Mr. T. E. McConnell and Miss "e Erskine, ?ii of Anderson County. Minied, at the residence of the bride's BU. Mr. W. J. Hix, February 27th, 1883, Rev. G. II. Curter, Mr. Joo W. Sbelor, Wilhalla, nnd Miss Lizrie Hix, of Fair 'J. fte ITefism says that "Abbeville sub Sin to the Savannah Valley Railroad IK: satisfied with tho present condition :..< tffjirs. A live man is called for to i things." lurried, at the residence of thc bride's itr.Mr. G. M. Mc?avid, on Thursday, nwt, by Rev. M. McGee, Mr. Georg? Fist and Miss Mary McDavid, all of limn County. I ww semi-monthly paper, styled the Bemire TTorA-er, will be issued in Co t?ion or by the 1st of April. Tho ed el! department will be tinder the control EfT.J.L. Stokes. Te ire requested to announce that a stisjof Deep Creek Grange will beheld ?mSaturday, st 2 o'clock p, m. Tho Eben are urged to be p-ompt in at ;xce, as the business of the meeting Dbe Important. Ile firm of Brown Bros., of this city, i ten dissolved, Mr. J. Feaster Brown sishwing. The business will be eon sal by W. D. Brown and G. Ernest wn. The Messrs. Brown are fine bus hmen, and we bespeak for them a lib ihbirt of patronage. B^?hsd ?be pleasure of a call from Mr. B?iore Debon, General Agent of the Birittton Kevt and Courier, on last S atur ro Ur. Dehon ?B a very complaisant ftfeisa, and represents the staunchest ?beat progressive journal of thc South, ?"trait he secured many new readers in Bi B?lt for bis papsr. Hj-'aiJiy brought a large crowd to the Sp Only one piece of property was sold B*?Sheriff. The crowd seemed to be Bjftnleily and quiet, as only three arresta Wp mde by the police during tho day. Bj torn-swappers were unusually activa, PM muy .j, ..old rip>, OXCQanged hands. ?WiruTerjr lively with the merchaats. mfi* Independent Order of Good 8aruari ?mtad having a public meeting at tbc Baptist Church on next Thursday, Rr*!0* P. m. Prominent members of gower wilt deliver addresses on the oc At night they will have a festival Burhill. They extend an invitation to ?^jcolor throughout the County to bc Wi ?*?l?ng ll0U9e on Um* Pentatl?n of '.?.?.Williams, near WUllamston, ' tamed on last Friday night. The ^'"^P'ed by some negroes. The ^"ludgonoaway from home, leaving ??Ito children locked up In the house. Maren es&ped without Injury, but in the house was destroyed, of thc fire ?c ?opposed to be ac M.8. Trescott, youngest son of Hon. ?in i 0tt' of Washington, D. C., tie city on Monday, and paid the ^fiOCEa a call. . Mr. Treacott bus tP AI "Ule at his fatllcr'9 home, bicton, where bo proposes to sn j Cultural pursuits. We welcome ,,JN?NR C?anty. and trust that bis ?tibie* Pr0T? botb PlcfiSa,lt aiJ{1 ?S"^"10 ,,ai!le of Chandler, while "futh P ?RK 00 TBE DOM ACROSS LNE ePelzor Factory, on last Tuesday g$M ? Wa* seriously If not fatally in mW*L* ?k falIingon him. Ho BP ?u n 'D Q terribl? manner. Tho Bf* brin?8 When OUr Illformant left B^'eai t atUndi,,K Physicians woro W^deM thal L? COUld not 8arvivo H^?u!^01 ^?ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Mks* ?R8?d fourteon months, died S?^. ?T?** corning, after an illness BSW*"8'1 hoar9- Afl*r ?PPr? 0*8*1] "lce3' conducted by Itov. H^w'pr , Wednpsday afternoon, tho mi. K?Z RTD [D tbo BaPtiat ?=rae ?acf 7*Tca parents have tho syw B^'Biau0^1' of frlcndl in tbdr BWb? ? M I,,flniry as to the sale ol BS* 0*nZJ*" 10 thcir bftnd?, Internal BrWnTS,Brayton8?y8: "Dndei B?ftltt th*y are msde liable B2 Pnlil i'T an<? bave to P?y BPQcial ta? i,1 a year nnd a l"-df agc BrtBtned^?Wed tbp P1*??? bul BT0 toni ?b ?f the Unlted 8tftlC! r"3?!^ made tiu Dr. George E. Tate, of this County, grad ?ated in Baltimore at the recen? Com men?eme?. Exercise- of the College f Physicians and Surgeons i" that citv lie has tak.-n ,ke full, ours?, and i. thoroughly prepared in his profession, lie will probr Wyloeate in the h.wer portion Thc Northern mail, which is brought hereat night. miBM as ensile he delivered ll the morning if ,he rogd, Wo(||(, the mads at Seneca City instead of Green ville. '1 he trains make connection, and we ?rmi the postal authorities ?ill a. once order the change to he "ade. lt would |>? a great convenience to our people. Mr. Martin Phillip?, a respecte,! citizen of Brushy Creek township in this county died lust week at the advanced age of about ?'Khty years. His remains were interred in the Fair View Church vard, after up propriute funeral services, which wer* attended hy a hlrge congregation of the neighbors and friend? of the deceased. We regret to learn from a telegram lo Dr. 8. M. Orr, of this city, that his uncle, Dr. 8. S. Marshall, of Greenville, was acci dentally shot and killed in Florida, whither he had gone on a visit. Dr. Murshall was a prominent and respected citizen of Green ville, and was well known throughout the SUte. The telegram gave none of the par ticulars of the fatal accident. Th? election of ofllcers Tor the new Third Regiment, S. V. T.. was held on Wediies day of Inst week. The total number of votes cast by thc Palmetto Riflemen of this city was 34. The vote was unanimous for the ticket nominated ut Greenville some weeks since, as follows: Colonel, J. W. Norwood, of Greenville ; Lieutenant-Colo nel, J. E. Allen, of Anderson; Major, it. S. Anderson, of Edgefield. The dwelling house, kitchen and smoke house of Mr. P. T. Burton, who resides on the linc of Hall and Corner townships, was burned on last Friday night. When the fire was discovered it had gained auch a headway that it was impossible to save anytbiug, consequently ali of Mr. Burton's household furniture, clothing and a good supply of provision*: were destroyed. The fire is supposed to have caught from * de fective chimney. Mr. Burton's losi will aggregate about seven hundred dollars. A cotton factory is occasionally talked of on our streets. Talk does not amount to much, however, unless backed by some or ganized effort. We have been talking long ! enough. We tbould awako from our lethargy and go to work. We have the capital in our County, and ull that is need ed is for some one to take the initiatory Bteps towards organizing a stock company. Enough hus been said about tba advantages to be derived from a cotton factory, and wo believe our people are willing and anxious to put their money into such an enterprise. Who will put thc ball iu motion? Th? Sunday School celebration in tho Methodist Church on last Sunday after noon was a very pleasant occasion. The various Sunday Schools of the city were invited to be present, and consequently the building wus filled to its utmost capacity. Addresses were mnde by Mr. B. Frank Mauldin, the Superintendant of thc Uaptbt Sunduy School, and Kev. T. G. Herbert, the Presiding Elder of the Greenville District. The addresses were replete with words of wisilom and advice, and were listened to with marked attention by de vast nssem bly. TUe following list of letters remain un called for in the Anderson PostotHce, March 5; D. C. Brooks, J. R. Baker, Mary E. Belote, B. Clinkscales, Charley Cobb. Jno. Daly, Lawrance Orr Dryman, Henry Earle, Jno. Eligin, J. A. Foster, Lizzie Gable, Davis Gant, Frank Gambrell, Geo. Gillespie, Missouri Hammond, Lara A. Hanks, Louisa Hernon, II. II. Humptoi W. B. Malcom, D. C. McConnell, James Martin, Frank Mullikin, Nannie Mosely, Sarah L. Posey, L. F. I'uryear, Col. W. K. Puryear, Wm. Sauden?, A. C. Smith, James Strickland, Capt. Summons, Fannie Tolli s<m,'.Mame Thompson, Milton Thompson, Mrs. Charley Webb, Charity Winchester. A prominent merchunt on Granite Row informs us that hu had some customers in his store the other day that resided sixteen miles beyond Hartwell, Ga. They bought a good bill of goods, and were delighted with our market. They didn't come ovur tho "free ferry," Bro. Mc6ill.-1NTK;.I.I GKKCEB, 1st inst. "Don't doubt it, Charlie boy. Purties owing the Hartwell mer chants are fleeing to Sand Mountain in the Alabara' ovary day. Besides we have collecting ornear postad at the free ferry sight and day."-Hartwell Sun. If your collecting officer is very successful, Bro. Mc, yau should enlarge your force and post one at evary ferry'. Probably our merchants would be willing to pay a part of tho officers' salary, provided they will agree to look after an occasional absconder from this side. Tho Columbia correspondent of the Au gusta Chronicle if- ConstitiUionalitl hus the following to say about Maj. Murray, and the Local takes the liberty of publishing it in these columns:- "The election of Major E. B. Murray, of Anderson, as a Director of the Columbia and Greenville Railroad, is a fitting and deserved tribute to his emi nent abilities. Major Murray is a young man, but has already attained u position in the State of which many men much older might justly be proud. He ia a lawyer and a leading member of thc South Carolina House of Representatives, and wasaprom inent caudidate for the Speakership last November. He ls the editor of the An derson IKTEI.LIOE.NCEB, and has made his paper a power in the SUte. He is one of the most promising of the rising young men of South Curolina, and will in timo reach the highest round of Hie ladder." At a meeting of the Palmetto Riflemen on last Monday night, Capt. John E. Allen, having been olected Lieutenant-Colonel of the Third Regiment, S. V. T., tendered his resignation us thc commanding otllcer of the Company. An election to fill the va cancy was immediately entered into, and resulted in the unanimotia choice of First Lieutenant Thoa. P. Hill a? tho Captain of the Company. Second Lieutenant Orr was then promoted to the position of Fi: t Lieutenant, Third Lieutenant Maxwell to the position of Second Lieutenant, and Or derly 8ergeaut McGee to the position of Third Lieutenant. Private Foster Pant was then unanimously elected Orderly Ser geant of the Company. The promotion of these gentlemen to their respective positions by tba Company is a deserved and fitting tribute to their military zeal and worth, and they will discharge their duties not only honorably to themselves, but credita bly to the Company. Capt. Allen's resig nation was received with much regret by the Company, for he had been Its com manding officer ever since ita reorganization in 1878, and as such had won the esteem and love of all his comrades. TO RENT-Tho residence in the city of Anderson recently oeeugrf by rngslf. Apply at my office. Q> K- Paiaca. THE CITT or Avonrr?.-Mr. H. C. Gerek*, "agosta, Ga. highly rcromiuwidi ? N?'tl^?llalng lUU - Jg fe t most pleasant and thc T?V "?nTl . ily medicine in existence. It bja^lM ? aliong foothold in the honseholdi Jbal have "sod it and is darned to beanie thc mott popular medicine in nae. Circu?! Court. ,T!,V""" ?encrai Sessions was t-on '""'..'? wwk. In addition to th? ca??. reported Inst ?reek, tl.c folio wi og were div l?*?j --f. u, indicated tirio* . The ?tate vs. Joseph (irren and John ?larris. ?adictnicnt for stealing fr..ni the Ijerwn. John li"rris e.lrned Stat<?.s pf. ???ce. Ni rdict. as to Joe Green, guilt*. au? euc?, aljt lllom,1Sj in lhe i.euUeuti|ir ? IM Mate vs. Janies l?e Mack. Indict ?'.??'. mule stealing. Verdict, guiltv >ew ir;al gran tel, on sccounl of variance between the allegations of the indictment and thc preponderance of evidence Tho State va. Wesley Jenkins. Indict ?'Wit f.,r Arson. Verdict, not guilt v. 1 nioner remanded io await trial on an indictment for huming an untenanted house. I" tl.? case of tho Bute vs. Thad - ms Hunl and Millard Hunt, th? defen dants were ouch sentenced to pay a tine of one hundred dollars, or he imprisoned in the Penitentiary one year. They paiJ tho line and were released. After iii? adjournment of the Court of General Sessions, th? remainder of the week wu devoted to equity business and 'lime a number of cases were disposed of. t'u Monday morning the juries returned, and the following eases m.juiring a jury were tried, with the results giren below : " MoCuliy A Taylor vs. James H. McCou iiiii. Kola on Sherin for money received. Amount Mied for, $114.?4. Verdict for defendant. Sarah C. Cherry, Adm'*., vs, S. s. cher ry. Money demand. Consent verdict for |55C'. Lowery A. llauiiltou va. Andrew A Pr? vost. Plaintiffs claim, $108. Defendants denied the debt, and claim $KK) damages. Verdict in favor of defendants forfl.00, and motion for new triai noted. W. C. Keith va. W. A. Chapman. Money demand. Amount sued for, $-173.93. Ver dict of ?io for plaintiff. Motion for new trial. Til? Court will probably consume the re main.1er of the week, ai there are rjcveral important equity causes yet to be trieu, it ?. ei.les several jury rases, lt is probable the juries will be dismissed to-dny or to-mor row. The C., C. G. Si C. Railroad Election. We arc indebted to W. H. Frierson, Esq., the ?lllcient Cierk of the Board of County Commissioners, for the following slateiiient of the returns made to the County Com missioners und their action thereon, re garding the elections upon tho matter of bBbscribing to the Carolina, Cumberland Cap & Chicago Bailrottd. voted on recently in Belton und Williainston township*, in this County : The result of the election in Williainston township on thc subject of "Subscription" or **No Subscription" to the capital stock of the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and Chicago Railroad Company wns returned by the Managers to the Board ol County Commis sioners at their regular monthly meeting on lust Tuesduy. The total number of votes exit in William-ton was 427,of which '_'i>; Wer.- for subscription and bil wen* against -ab-.ciipti.iii. The Board then in structed ila Chairman, lt. S. Bailey, to make the subscription of six thousand dol lars on behalf of Williumsttni township to the capital stock of said Hoad. Wnrrants will be immediately issued to the Auditor and Treasurer to a.-sissund collect from the taxable properly of Williainston township the amount of subscription, one-half of which will bs calculated upon the last re tun.a and he collected in May, with option of paying in fui'. In the matter ol' the Belton election, there was not th? most satisfactory evidence of a majority for or against subscription, the Chairman and the other members ol the Board of Managers differing in (heir certificates as to the result. The County Commissioners, therefore, unanimously de cided to lake no further steps towards making the subscription, as their duty in the premises is only prescribed wherea ma jority is deelarcd in favor of subscription. Paying Debts. One of our religious exchanges has the following strong remarks on thi? subject. They drive the nail to the head and clinch it: Men may sophisticate bow they please. They can never make it right, ami all the iniquitous laws in tho universe cannot make it right for thetu not to pay their debts. There is a sin in t his neglect as clear and as deserving church discipline aa ie stealing or false swearing. He who vio lates bis promise to pay, ar withholds the payment of a debt when il is in bia power to mee* 'heobligation, ought to feel that in the sight of all honest men he is a swindler. Religion may be a very comfortable cloak undai whioh to bide, but if religion doo* not make a niuo deal justly, it is not worth hnv?hg. linnea Fath Correspondence. MK. ESITOB: The dwellng house of Mr J. Henry Taylor, near none? Path, wai consumed by fire on last 8unday evening The fire originated inside, perhaps by coali falling from the fire-place. Mr. Taylor 1 left without anything ut all, his clothinj and provisions nil being consumed. Mrs. C. J. Camak hos gone to Atlanta t purchase her atoek of Spring goods. MR Camak usually displays fine taste in the a: sort mont of her goods. Messrs. P. B. Carwile and B. F. Malliso arrived herc Monday from the Medical Col leges. Carwile graduuted at the College ? Physicians and Surgeons in Baltimore, an Mallison in Atlanta. Br. Madison wi j honorably mentioned by the Facult; .which ia complimentary to him us a ali dent? Bra. Harri? uud Shirley are expot ed hero on the 15lh inst, from Baltlmoi People should be very cautious bow tin get sick nowadays. It has been suggest! by some of our older ci?iena that nn u dertaker would do woll to look arotn about Honea Path for a permanent loc tion, aa four additions to the medical ran are expected to settle in the community. Mr. C. E. Harper is repairing thc o Masonic Hall, with a view of converting iuto a dwelling house. It makes quit?) improvement in the appearance of tl t?wn. The work Is neuring completio Dr. T. A. Hndgenaiserectinra new hot! near bia present residence, which will al soon be ready for occupation. The Sons of Temperance Division is at rapidly progressing. They still have, tin weekly meetings, and number about Bia or seventy. Bu AK a. Those desiring a good pipe or cigar cigarette holder can find genuine me sch?um goods at W?hlte's Drag Store. Potato or Multiplying Onion at Wilhit? BUGGIES?-Airy person wanting a pc vehlcU ahould not ?iii to call on BEEB STEPHENS, whose long ?PfTmj? bles them toijclect the most reliable We ern Buggies at lower prices than any our Garden Beads from tho wost relia pasmen in the United States at Wtlh & Wilhite'a. All fresh. To get freah and reliable Garden Seeds to Wilhite'a Drug Store, Be sara to read the announcement p Reed & Webb io. another column. TU attractive Family Grocery Story will Sore complete thia year by the addition many nice things to Iheir stock. THE BESTT CioAB.-Wilhite'a Leader I gar is pronounced by all who have arno i fi ?? be the best 6 cent cigar In tho Ci Call at W.IMte A Will.il? ?. get one i ( satisfy yourself as V? its merits. \ Beat Teas in the State ut Wilbitea Di 8l ?re. SKINNY MKS.-"Wells Health Re newer" restores health mid vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility, fl. The American Sewing Machine i?>till up with the times. Come in und see tlie new No. 7. with large arm and late Improvo ments-light running ami noiseless. A large lot arriving at C. A. Heed's. Agent. li' WHAT?-If you are troubled with griping twins in tilt stomach, use Norman's Neutralizing Cordial. If troubled with nausea, sour stomach, futulency or heart burn, use Norman's Neutralizing Cordial. It is pleasa'M tb the last?-, acceptable to the stomach and no bad et fee ts follow. .Moth Lydia K. Pinkl.am'a Vegetable Compound and Blond Purifier arc prepare.! at 233 and 23ft Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass. Price ul either, fl. Si\ bottles lor $5. Sent by mail in the form bf pills, or of lozenge*, on receipt of price, $1 per box for titber. Mr?. 'Piukham freely answers all . letters of inquiry. Knclose 3e. stamp. Send f. .r "ti li ide to bealtb and Nerve I Strain." ?ft-A pint of the llnest ink for families or schools can be made fr-un a ten-cent package of Diamond Dye. Try them. Mother, think of the battle that is being waged hy worms against the life 61 your child. There it no night of rest with them : they fight to kilo Shriller'* Indian Vermifuge'will annihilate them. Only 25 cents a bottle. Onion Sets-red, white and yellow-at Wilhite's Drug Store. The time has rome thal yon should gel rid of that furn on your too. You may bave tried bard enough to gel rid of lt bo fore, hui you have'ut tried the right thing. Therefore, for once bo sensible ami get a package of Indian Corn Remover at Wil hites' Drugstore, lt is a good thing- cu.ia without pain-and only costs twenty-five cents. If you haven't thc twenty-five cents, borrow it. Hut get the rented".- and bu happy. Sold only bv Wilhitv & Wil hite. Special Notice. Parti,? indebted to C. A. Iteed, Agent, either hy note or account, aro earnestly re quested to come promptly and pay up. I have been extremely lenient willi some of you, but ni list now have my money, ns I need it. My ?.otes and accounts will be placed in the hands of mi officer of tba l-w cfter December 1. Respectfully, C. A H'T.n. Agent, Reel's New Building, near It. lt. Bridge. BrnttMir'iKi.n, RonnaTaoN Co. TKNN.. November 27th. IKSO. DR. J. BHAlU iKl.n: .sir-My daughter has been suirering for many years with that dreadful alllictioii known as Female Disease, which bas cost nie many dollars, and notwithstanding I had tho Goat med ical attendance, could not timi relief. I have used many other kinds of medicines without effect. 1 had just about given ber up. was out of heart, but happened in the store of \V. W. l?-kler soveral weeks since, and be, knowing of my daughter's affliction, persuaded mo tb Imy ? bottle of your Pe?nalo Regulator. She begun to improve ut once. I was HO delighted with ita effect? that I bought several moro bottles. The price. $1.50 a bottle, seemed to bo very high at first, but now I think it the cheapest preparation on the globe; and, knowing what I do about lt, if to-day ono of my family was Suffering with that awful disease, I would have it if it cost $50 a bottle, for I can truthfully bay it has cured my daughter sound and well, and myself and wile do most heartily recommend your Female Regulator lo be just what it is recom mended to be. Rosnoctf?lly, If. I). FKA'I ll RUSTON. ARNSTEIN & ROSE, THE LEADERS OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES AND If ATS, CARPETS. We ask all, seeing our advertise ment, not only to rtsd it, but to lindy und remanier il when you come to Anderson. Wc know that we carry u larger Stock, buy our uoods for Cash, and consequently cheaper, und oller you greater Bar gains than tiny one possibly can. Remember the Following Facts We hare made it a study, und a successful one, to give you thc best doods forthe least money. When ever we ask more for un article, you may bc sure it is far better, and, in the end, cheaper to the consumer ; but in most cases our prices are lower for better goods than those asked by other houses for inferior goods. Leading Brands. Wo nlwnys keep the best bn;nds and makes. No one denlos that some articles are better than others, even at the same price. For in stance, wc keep tho best Calicoes that can be sold for 5c., the best brands that cnn bc sold for Gc. and 7c, the l>est yard-wide Bleaching that can bc sold for 10c., thc bust Georgia Checks that can be sold for 8ic, tho best Oraniteville Shirting and Sheeting that can be sold for Sc., Oe and 7c, the best Ticking that can be sold for ?Je . the best Cottonad'ca that can be sold for 15c, the best white Quilts that can be sold for #1.00, the best checked Muslins that can be sold fur 121c, the best Corset that can be sold for 50c., the best Handkerchief that can IK-sold for 5c, thc best colored Stockings that can be sold for 10c, the best all-wool Black Cashmere that can he sold for 50c, the best watered colored Satins that Can bo sold, for 75c, the best black Silks that can be Bold for 65c, the best and prettiest Worsted Dress doods that can be sold for 15c. In fact, we have thc best Bargains that can be given any where. All we ask is an inspection of our Stock, und a comparisou of prices. Special Notice. Have you ever seen our Penilen tiury Sb?>es ? They have come, and ure, aside of their intrinsic value, the best Shoe we ever bad. Of course they are very cheap, as the convict labor owls but little- a good hand-made (Jailer for only $4.50. and a splendid Glove Kid!op. Kid Foxed Button Shoes, (hand-work ; ed button boles,) for only $2.00. We shall sell these goods at the same price as in Charleston, whore the Factory has a big Store. Another Attraction. A big line of Forster's Patent Hook Kid Gloves, in black and colors, at only 75c, 75c. 75c, worth everywhere $1.25. We have all tites, from 6 to 8. New Goods coming in daily. Make the New York Cash Store your Headquarters, as it is Head quarters for Large Stocks and Low Priesa. ARNSTEIN A ROSE. Feb 22. 1883 32 _ BEAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE. TJ?TILL sell i0 acres of land in the City W of Anderson, on Hain St., Sonth ?nd of City. Will sell all in one lot, or divide in lota to etiB purchasers. For fermi and prices sea tte undersigned. P JiOOSE* WARD LAW, Real Estate Agents. Wa also bare several tracts of land to sen itt the Ooonty. Fine tomi n^ lands^ Feb 8, 1883 9 ^* - a.* ^^*iC-? e ??J?^*tl wLlLr^aW fiT?a^e^ttf??5 1883. SPRING. 1883 I DESIRE to cull the attention of thc Trading Public lo tho incl that I am now receiving my SPRING STOCK, ami ask those who wish to purchase (ioods CHEAP to give my Stock au inspection. I have a large stock of CALICO, I have a large stock of SHIRTING. I have a large stock of SHEETING. I have a large stock of CHECKS, I have a large slock of DRESS GOODS, I have a large stock of BLEACHING, 1 havo a larg? stock of MUSLIN, 1 have a Irrge stock of LIN KN LAWN, I have a large stock of VICTORIA LAWN. I have n largo stock of PKRSIAN LAWN, 1 have a large stock of INDIA LIN KN, I have a large stock of CRYSTAL URI LU ANTS, 1 have a large stock of BROCADE PigUES, 1 have a largo stock of TABLE LINEN, I huve a largo stock of TABLE DAMASK. 1 have a largo stock of DRESS GINGHAM, 1 have a large stock of COTTON A DES, I have a large stock of CASSI M ER ES, i have a largo stock of LACES, I havo a large stock of GLOVES, 1 have a largo stock of BUTTONS, I have a largo stock of EMBROIDERY, I havo a large stock of CORSETS. LADT. E S 9 HATS. In this Department I shall make it one of my specialties this season. My Hatti are trimmed in style, and to bo appreciated must be seem 1 can save you ??i per cen!, on ?our Hat. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Hats, Furnishing Goods, all at Low Prices. CALL OIN THE " WT ?m. mm mm ?LT March L 1885 A? LESSER, PARIS STORK. 29 THE GIB RELIABLE MOESE T?IL?B. TT AK KEKS : l?ortirss ? BARGAINS in HARNESS for the neal SIXTY Days. Ai The undersigned wanta th? people of this and surrounding Counties to under stand that he now bas in stock tho largost and mont elegant assortment of Harness and Harness Goods, Ac. ever displayed in this city. Nothing shoddy. Every piece warran ted. Wagon and Plow Collars a specialty. Como and sw mc, and compare my prices and goods with those of other shops, and you will he convinced that 1 sell tho ?MIKA P . EST and most substantial Harness manufactured in this State. I raa't bo nader. hold. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Call on mc, over Wilhito's Drug Sloro. JAM ES M. PAYNE. Keb 8, is vt_u_nm ANDERSON CLOTHING HOUSE. BROCK & MAULDIN. ("Waverly House Block,) 3STIE"W~ TEAR 1883. SELLING OFF AT ami BELOW COST. IN order to clear out our Stock of Winter Goods we aro ollering our heavy Clothing AT COST. Remember, there is a good deal of cold weather yet heforo Winter is over, and a rare opportunity is now offered to thoso who have f; ll"! supply their wants in this line. BROCK & MAULDIN. Jan ll, 1883 2G ? BEAUTIFUL MIDI OR HANDSOME ROOM GAN only be" had with the aid of FINE FURNITURE, but either may be made comfortable by thc outlay of a little money in good Furniture. You will find any style, from thc finest $301).00 Suites down to Suites that only cost $17.00. You will find EVERYTHH1NG usually KEPT IR ? FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, And thc same Goods can be bought CHEAPER of me than any other house in the State. SEEING IS BELIEVING, And all that I ask is thal you will call, see my immenso Stock of Furniture and get my prices. Oct 19, 1882 Gr. h\ TOLLY. 14 ft ? a? a ltd SH C Hr! lia ??-2 K s r? .- ?? A -i VT. O ?-?|r>?5r 2-S'S? 3 8 Z gt*r?o? * gas?s -. n (fi - gs. <!?S V, ar* ?a ?? oo^gj HS - ? CA o 3.3 P ^5^0. I* OT) KING OF?THEISINGERS. > K [DNEY-vyQFiT ? HE CREAT CURE -MEI-aWFtMf kia lt le a? ?H tb? painful fllssssss OX ttl? KIDNEY8.LIVE* ANO MWILS. Il ni-mes nie ?yetas of tb* *crl& poteen *?..* oeaaaa th? ni-il fi il ^.?o.?n^ TJ hicii ?ml y de iirUm of nttenmtttem eas rent I THOU O AU D3 OF Ci - of th* ?ont fora? Wo b*>n Quickly TtlUrrtd. ftafl Ixia?iOTt Uax PERFECTLY CURSO. % tm, si. uqm os nr, sous nt raecems. < ii- Dry C*LL he cent by mkXL \VKTJ.1.1UC3rAIlD30?r&Oo..Eiir'la3^nVi KIDNEY-WORT ri^ li K above ia the ?-xact represen talion of J. the SEWING MACHINE wc sell FOR $20.00. It is in every respect the very best of the Singer Stylo of Machines, finished in the lu M manner, with the latest improvements for winding the bobbin, thc most conven ient style of table, with extension leaf, large drawer's and beautiful Gothic cover. IT STANDS, WITHOUT A RIVAL, King of Singer Machines. ll? do not (ut you to pay for il until you iee what you nre buying. We only wish to know that yon really want to boy ? Machine and ore willing to pay $20 for THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Write to us, sending the name of yosr nearest railroad.station. We will send the Machine and give Instructions to allow you to examine it before you pay for it. WILLMARTH & CO., 720 Filbert St., Philadelphia, Pa. March 1. 1883_33_ly_ DISSOLUTION. THE copartnership heretofore existing between A. B. Towers and John W. Todd, as A. B. Towers A Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those in debted to A. B. Towers A Co. will make payment to A. B. Towers, without delay. A. B. TOWERS, JOHN W. TODD, January 24. 1883. Kl IncyWort fer sale by Wilhltc ?VWil. bite, Anderson, S. C. Important Hotfoe. - HAVING purchased the interest of John W. Todd io tho Notes, Accounts and Merchandise in the firm of A. B. Towers <fc Go., 1 will continue tba business in roy own name. Those indebted to th? old firm mutt make Immediate payment, as I must have the money. Ry honest and fair deal ing, I hope to retain the friends and cus tomers of the old Arm. A. B. TOWERS. Jan 21, IMS 2? ANDREW * PREVOST Are Still on the Square, at the same old Stand, and are Sell ing Goods as Low as any House in the City. WK Love u completo Uno of SPR1NU GOODS on thc way. consistlngof CALICOES, NOTIONS, CASSI M EUES, COTTONADES, SHOES, HATH, Ac. which we we will be pleased tc? show all. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT is full. The heat Sugars, Coffees, feas and Canned Goods nt all prices, and satisfaction dunant) id. Everything delivered frc? in side City limits. TO" FARMER*.-We ure still agents for the Celebrated CHAMPION REAPER ARD MOWER. Testimonials from all over the County tliat it is the Machine for farmers. We will take pleasure in showing und explaining our Machine. Tenas liberal. HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS ON HAND, And sold low on Cotton Option. A few tons of KAIHIT left. Call early. Expecting to buy Cotton 111i-* Kail, wc would respectfully as'? one all to give us a showing. ANDREW X P^KgOftSte,. Mnrcb 1. 188H_UT_ _ FERTILIZERS FOR 1883 ! J A Nt still srlbng tho well-known brands of Fertilisers ami Acid Phosphates, to wit Eutaw Fertilizer, Excellenza Fertilizer, Yemaasoe Fertilizer and Eutaw and Ashepoo Acid Phosphates. ?&- CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE BUYING. My Stock of General Merchandise is Complete ! Such us suits the Wants of thc people frcncraUy. Alwavs on hand - FLOUR. BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, dre. FU LL STOCK OF DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. SHOES, HOOTS, HATS, CAPS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY. CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, Ac. ?*9- Call al No IQ Granite Kow. W. MF. BARK. Feb 12. 1833 32 A PERFECT CORSET SECURED AT IAST ! KEALTHCORSET Increases tn popularity every dar, as Jeales and ft tho moiit ton ro UT A m i: -AMD PERFECT PITTING cor cit CVIT worn. Mer. chanta nay lt ?Ivosthe bciU aatlafuctloii of any rorari tlii-Towr milli. Warrnnt"il ?ntfafnrhtrv or cioncy re lin.il. il. I havo secured the agency for BALL'S HE ATTI! PRESERVING CORSET. I ulao have a largo assortment of other Corsets. First, thu lovely "Wido Awake" for Misses. Thc ' Beauty,'' which well deterrents nama. ?Also, thc celebrated "C. N. C. Nursing Cor set," which is just porfect, and many others too numerous to mention. Weean give you a Corset from 25c. up to $2.00. I will, in order to make roum for my .SPUING GOODS, sell my entire stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, MILLINERY, &c AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Miss Lizzie AV^illiams, LADIES' STORE, BRICK RANGE. Feb 22, 1883 32 IE ?3 8 _ WHEN YOU COME TO ANDERSON CALL ON J. P. SULLIVAN * CO. 'HIE best .Stock of CJROCEIMKKcvcr yet bad in stock. Carib ht yera will save money, as wc have the very lowest Caan prices that can bo offered In any market. Choice Rio, Peaberry, Santos and Java COFFEES, Golden Yellow, White Ex. 0. and Granulated SUGARS very cheap. Our Slock of FLOUR is now complete, nnd are brands that we haye been selling for .;rul years, und know them to bo perfectly reliable. Patent PLOW STOCKS and STEEL PLOWS. We have boen bidding for Cash Trade for tho past four years, and aro happy to soy that wc have gutten our full shara up to thia time, with satisfaction to ourselves and customers, am! our etTbrla for the future will be to merit the confidence of all with whom we deal. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. Jun ll, 1883 20 ly VERY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, MECHANICS, And the Public Generally. O 1 The Place to buy Hardware is at the HAEDWAEE STORE OUR Business iv confined strictly to HARDWARE, and a fair trial will con vince you that MONEY CAN BE SAVED by trading with UB. We can show a Full Stock, fine Selection and Bolton's Prices. A special Drive on AXES 25 dozen just received, and more to arrive. Plow 8tooks-200 just bought. Builders' Hardware, Carpenters' and Blacksmith Outfits. &c. 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. H.-We have on band a numil lot of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, Ac., from stock of Sullivan & Mattison, which we will sell al a great sacrificc- for COST, and less than Cost. SULLIVAN & BRO. Jan 18. mi 27__ J. G. CUNNINGHAM * CO. HEADQUARTERS FOR HARDWARE OF EVERY KIND. j Largest Stock, Lowest Prices, and Best Goods in the City? (CONSISTING, in part, of large assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, latest iru j proveniente in Pianos and Braces, all kinds of Buildera' and Blacksmith Tools, Fine Imported Breech-Loading Shot Guns, Sliells.jwltli Improved Implements for re loading Shells. Dixie Plows, all kinds of Plow Blades, Hollow Iron Ware. Large stock of Blaston'a Hand and Cross Cut Saws. ' :. TUC OLD HICKORY WAGON will bo found on our yard. It takes the lem'. OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS, Shoes, Boots and Saddles, Is large and well-assorted. BOUGHT TO BE SOLD. Agents for the Celebrated Syracuse Chilled Plow. Nov?, m GOOK ?T0VES, RANGES AND HEATERS. . 1 o i i -i mo'J ?j IAM now otter prepared to offer II A HG AI N8 in STOVES than over before. Those wont! . a good, reliable Stove con get them at BOTTOM FIGURES. My stock of- ' TINWARE ANO HOUSE FURNISHING SQ?DS Ts complete, and all Goods sold from ray Store are warranted as repreaentcd. Do not forget this important fact. I have a large and well-selected^ stock or LEATHER-Sole, Harness, Kip and Calf Skins. Landreth's Garden Seeds, Vermont Seed potatoes, Onion Sets and Roniington Shot Guns . And Ammunition; ?ir~ geeing ia believing:. Call and examino for yourself. li. H. SK KL., West End Waverly House. Feb I, 18ftS SW