The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, March 29, 1883, Image 3
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JWL NEWS.
BfUSr MKNTIUN.
"valeii? in ?lie city at present.
mill fr
,i" r.iilf'H?! sectus '?? be l-ri-k
?Ot.
I10l>!- i? Hw lit> ,md holiday
fence around tlie Court House
,WL.lssonH' repairs.
. . i". til? fashionublr color
f?r i* 1
Judie,t,,i*Sunl,M
'. our advertising columns before
J^y?tir Spring goods.
?cilsv i? Salesday. The Master
jiaeveral"tracts of land.
an, jieople l'a ve already com
piking aluiut plc nie parties.
.. ntitiO "t,J,,r readers is directed
'?^itlieiM?"" of Mr'J- Kttr,e Lewis
nt cold weather has had a dam
'Jeton the early gardener's vegetu
jr Thompson I KW appointed Dr.
Shi ver a Notary Puhl ic fur this
?I
l-.Tifntnall sections of the County
Lc? thc ?mall grain crops in good
Kin.
u-cral wda waler fountains in thc
Lsjioon be discharging their refresh -
Lijare now longer than the nights,
[gicontinuo to grow longer until the
'Jone.
hrjiit fellow-citizen, Maj. John li.
of Central, was ill the city on
ods?.
[smitri are staying close to their
_ sj-iii arr getting ready to com
tis Diing.
^.McGrath & liyruni will sell a lot
?nd accotmts on next Monday.
fertisenient.
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
?ill convene in tho city ol Spar
won Tuesday, 24th April prox.
V a number of cattlo are being
from this and other points along
?Ridge Railroad to Charleston.
hire replenished our stock of Lien,
# and other blanks. Parties need*
should send their orders to us.
Street Orerseer. with a very large
i bands, has been doing some good
ta the streets during the past week.
0 or three wagon loads of pigs have
inposed of in the city recently. Tho
ejid for the pigs averaged about $2 a
nblicroads throughout the County
rtctatlyhad the attention of thr' id
, tai ?re now In a tolerably \ .^d
%
dry 'goods stores present an attrac
nce, and a pleasant day brings
ott In full force for the purpose
iii
Hirtwell Sun suggests that '.Wiggins
? label his storms-there are ao
hoting around that it is hard to tell
ahis."
P.E.Harrison will leave forChnrles
Siiorday morning, where he goes to
et juror in the April term of thu
State Court.
?t-tieneral Mnnigault bas attached
I Regiment, 8. V. T., to the First
.commanded by General J. Walter
ci Greenville.
G?, T. Tate has located at tho resi
i* Capt. A. M. Guyton, near Pierce -
f-jr the practice of his profession,
idiettisttueut.
RF. Divver, General Agent of the
Manufacturing Company, has been
np nt hume during the past week,
bu.iue.is good.
a-J. R. & L. P. Smith are receiving
"ul lot of Spring clothing and gents'
'goods. Watch for their adver
"1 neit week.
! A.R. Broyles, or Seneca City, was
on on last Saturday. The Major
?W of friends bere, who are always
w iee him ia our midst.
?ti Much came in with somewhat
"feannce or a lamb, she has been
tte part of an old mother-in-law to
JO sine* she did come in.
plnsant season of the year is now
?hen two young pensons will re
?tout an hour to walk half a mile as
P&ora church or sociable.
b?been informed by a gentleman
?ia position to know that there have
E?re fertilizers received in this city
-M date than any preceding year.
?id that quite a number of ladies
to-ppointed in not getting to show
new 8pring bonnets and dresses on
?-why, owing to the bad weather.
Jackson & Drennan have pm*
?"Quaker" brick machine, which
T He In their brick yard. The tna
Wl mould about 10,000 brick a day.
JB. Griffith, Corresponding See
? Baptist 8tate Mission Board, will
" ?ie Baptist Church on Sunday
PW, and Rev. Mike McGee at
.on March 24th, 1883, at tberesi
?i;0, w*Cox-m Belton. br w.
Mr. Thomas Seddon, of Pel
l?n 'n0i WilkI,-?onvllle, Mass., and
W? ?radey, of Fau River, Mass.
?*n.pas3cnger train on the Blue
r^-d now makes connection at
W'?uh the Western bound train
"r.rta8^,r<?d.thuaenabUng us
wNorthern mail at ll o'clock a. m.
'^nf** ?n Ea8t?r Snnday in the
ri/~arch were solemnized with the
?<?ofu?t Church. The edifice
?^wautiioJIy and tastefnlly deco
>c?ion m aiU? evergreenB ?n bonor
*rrMT0Wer8rcturnod ft"om Colum
?i i2fj"nlng w,th hto 9on Robert?
*?kart ^ week? bad had an nt*
?CT: ,At -bis writing Robert ls
.aojoS h n? d0Ubt' 8P* lonK' n'
'^load,
* Bro. have two or
^s of threshers and reapers on
J"J Tbls enterprising firm have
. trad* In IU: m^A mAt^tm*
fc?M anticipate an increased
"D8Rr>d Summer.
^S^?* *. 8keUon ,eft Al>
?lhtt^, aeBd*7evening for Texas,
j ?J g h> vUlt Mends and relatives,
to ?lu? n?*nt Rboak two ?oothni
: thea tatny here In
* Md PletV9*nt Journey.
W?ntf.COlton ln th-? market for
kira Sj 28?* inst, aggregate
* of ?al do?? ?ot include the
^/"/hipped by Individ?ala
*Ut3' T,l? Indications
<w receipts will reach near
Cotton i. quoted lu our market as M. !
ows ,,,,,, o,,!ll!U V>S: LowMilJul |M
fi! Mlddlfnir.OirGcxHlMiddlluK.ur Bc<t
.'I. Bucon, ll. ' '
Mr. B K- Perry, jr., State Agent for the
tassiday Sulky Plow, who. as hus beet, a?
n M,",o.l wiiu-xhibit une of his plow, here
on Saleaday, has secured the lot in the rear
of Mrs. Osbornes residence, on Whittier
street, rite exhibition will take place be
tween ll? mid 1 o'clock.
The Newberry Hews, ,,( lasl week, -uv,
"Wc ar- pleased to see Dr. Theo. John
stone at home from the Baltimore Dental
fliege. He may locate at Anderson."
The gentleman referred to is a hrother ot
Dr. A. I'. Johnstone, of |bib c?ty. \v0
would be pleased to have him locate here.
Last Sunday was one of those disagree
able days which frequently come in the
month of March. A light fall of mow
ami Meet occurred in the morning, alu-r
which a cold East rain, accompanied hr
considerable wind, set in and continued
throughout the day. We trust that it was
the last wag of Winter.
We are requested tointioimce that there
will be a meeting of \hfi Directors of the
Anderson Fair Association, at the office of
the Secretary, on Monday. 9th of April, at
ll o'clock a. m., for the purpose .if attend
ing to important business of the Associa
tion. All ol the Directors are urged to lie
present.
When a young mau gets to fooling
around and making love in tbe most ap
proved methods to keveral girls, he gets
completely cornered when one, willi an
eye to business, refers him to her parents
before she can hear any more such talk
from him. He hos to surrender right then
and there or back completely dow n.
The first number of the Temj,cranre Work
er, published at Columbia, rf. c.. hus been
received at this oflice. It isa neat ami inter
esting little journal. The subscription
price is 75 cents a year, 50 cents for six
months and 23 cents for three months.
We extend to it our best wishes for its suc
cess, and trust it ?nay wield a powerful in
fluence in the temperance cause.
The meeting of Anderson Division, Sons
of Temperance, this evening will bean in
teresting one. The election of ofllccrs for
the ensuing quarter will take place, and a
prominent young member or the Order
will deliver an address. The meetings for
several weeks past have been unusually in
teresting, appropriate and eloquent ad
dresses being delivered on each occasion by
members of the Order.
The average newspaper is now preaching
its annual "corn sermon" to the farmers.
A great number of converts have been
made, but still there are thousands yet out
of the fold. Would it not be well to send
out a missionary and let him preach "corn
sermons" on thc "highways and hedges" V
Brother Wilson, of tho Abbeville /Vr?.< and
Jianner, would bc tbe right man for the
position.
The first number or the South Ouolina
Collegian, published monthly at Columbia
by the literary societies of the South Caro
lina College, with John E. Bacon, jr., ns
L'dltor in chief, has made its appearance in
Dur sanctum. The Collegian gives evidence
3f being ably edited, and is replete with ex
cellent literary reading matter. It is pub
lished in a neat pamphlet form of sixteen
liages. Subscription price, $1.50 per year.
Messrs. Brock A Mauldin's establishment
s truly a "Gent's Emporium ? Fashion,"
where everything pertaining to gents' fur
tii.'ing goods can be bought. Confining
ihemselves exclusively to this line of goods,
they can offer extra inducements to pur
chasers. There is not a more clever or
obliging firm doing business in the city,
and they always take great pleasure in
showing their goudu. Head their advertise
ment and give them a call.
Mr. Ashmore Bryant died at his resi
dence, in Brushy Creek township, on last
Sunday morning, after an illness of about
ten days from pneumonia. Mr. Bryant
was about -.! years of age. and was an in
dustrious and worthy young man. He had
been a very consistent member of I'izgah
Baptist Church for several years, where his
remains were interred on Monday. Ile
leaves a wife and two children, together
with many friends and relatives, to mourn
his early demise.
We are glad to state that the famous mud
hols on the Generara road, just beyond th?
city limits, which we alluded toa few weeks
ago os being in a very bad condition, IIUB
hud tho attention of the County Commis
sioners. The Commissioners placed the
work in the hands of Mr. C. S. Beaty, win?
has made a thorough and complete job of it.
Besides making several other substantial
and lasting improvements on the bole, Mr.
Beaty deposited two hundred cart loads of
rock in it.
A revival has been in progress in the col
ored Methodist Church during the post
week. Judging from the c owd wending
their way there every nig t, considerable
interest is being manifested. Wc are In
formed that on Thursday night an old col
ored women, while going around talking
to tho mourners who were kneeling at the
altar, had her handkerchief and $3.50 in
money stolen from her pocket by one of
tho penitents^/). This is one of the most
villainous thefts we have ever chronicled.
The Easter services in Grace Episcopal
Church on last Sunday were very interest
ing and impressive. The floral decorations
of the edifice presented an attractive and
beautiful appearance indeed, and were
much admired by those present. The Hec
tor, Rev. T. F. Gadsden, preached an excel
lent and appropriate sermon, taking for his
theme, "Christ is risen." The singing of
the choir, accompanied by Mr. L. L. Green
on tho organ and Col. J. W. Trowbridge on
the cornet, was equal to the occasion.
The following list of letters remsin un
- called for in the Anderson Postotlice,
March 27: Toney Acker, Fay Anderson,
' M. J. Alford, Maggie Bell, Elsie Brown,
Kirksey Blasinghame, Lot Cooper, Ander
son Carter, Martin Casey, Wm. Hamis,
Bess Johnson, Isiz Johnson, Preston John
son, Nero Mojors, Mrs. B. J. Majors. W.
M. McConnell. James Prince, Wm. Lu
H?cker. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Anulo Sadler,
Mrs. Milly Wright, Mrs. S. B. Wood, Bal.
Willa, T. T. Wright.
Tho Augusta Chronicle mid Conttitutionalitt
of 8unday says : A meeting of the finance
ommitteeof the Augusta and Knoxville
Railroad was held yesterday at the mayor s
office It is said that some arrangement
bas boen suggested which, if carried out
may continue the road under ito present
regime until it has had an opportunity to
a . . -i-1? Tl.A niau
test its lu'.i vaiue ?nu ?vm* ...*>.- - .
probably ls to get the directory to affix re
?ponslble names as endorsements for the
payment of the defaulting interest <m the
bands; to take tho coupons as collsterai,
and to settle up so much of the interest as
may be possible. It ls believed that if the
bondholders allow the road to remain In
its present shape until 18*5. i* ???f ?J
business and new connections will mane it
a handsomely paying Institution.
..Rot??.? ox HATs.-^lears out ?U, mice,
roaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, skunks, eli p
munks, gophers. 15c. Druggists.
Reed & Webb offer somo fine Pickles in
gallon buckets at low figure?.
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,,r ,, . , 1 folio wlnj; not co
"I ti l- lll'ntll ? I \l . L'I .
ni i i .Mr. KJu n.zor 8mith, who
^"no.-ly ? eui?,, of this County, ?.,"1
who jlias many rvlativ? ami friends *i" our
i.Ht ;!;mi,:;.u* w dow? on* ?.??
ihoui'ht tli .i i i ,loward? evening it wa*
I lU t nil HI ,!i I 11 ?fla " "", ?atural,
lu t ? , , i , !n" Y?" ''':t 1,11 winethue
S?,, ' ? r . V1."" hlH 1,r- Win. H.
H Ni h. rV '"rv ?? lirr,v'"i: at the
. Hthir b , 1 ' '?r ,,furu??J family that
I lr s ,.r ?, I??1*?? *nd ?ill nut r?nover."
turnen to (.ucl who cave it.
South ttl! naVK,r" m Abbeville DWtri. t.
ouentlv wi! ?' ytb? MOI, u.,,1 tW
On j m., "", 7uth -v,ur of his age.
M irv A iiS 1Sr" Uc wus carried Co
?ar> A.,11 adden, who still survive him
I r. u"'"y '", Muv- lMl Ten children
iniiitv-two ol whom ttw iii,| <iii<l lu in.
g cv? I At Ids death. Mr. Smith had e lven
I' , r ? ' lh,-yy-M?w? grand-childrcn and
..i rt .e,. gwt-grand children living, lu
?JU he unite, with the Church, unit ever
afterwards, ti ll he wa* called home, he wa?
one ul it., ,u">t reliable, usHul, houorablu
ana Happy members. During the f?rtv
niue yejirsi he? lived In thin County, no a'ct
or wonl m his brought pan, to a christian
i vari, or reproach on th.- cause of Christ,
ile was a wonderfully clever, kind nu.i cen
cr.ms man. but unbendingly linn for the
right. Besides possessing u clear, strong
mid cult I rated mind, he was happily cn"
stunted physically, seldom ever 'feeling
pain, and never nervous ur excited, for"
scqiiently, accumulating prosiierty was to
mm only pleasant recreation, " lie was
strictly honest, and j.ure and chaste in
speech ami behavior. Ile wus widely
known ami universally esteemed. A kiu.i,
lovliia ?uni faithful husband, ami a tender
ami indulgent father. Tho leaching of
\ liristianity was a Controlling principle
with lum in every relation of life. Now
ne ?a gone to his reward. "Precious in the
sight of ?he Lord is tho death ofilia saints."
A SiiKKr>*tioii.
MB. KniTOB: We see from the announce
ment In your paper ?bat Mr. Perry propo
ses to come over on Sal, day next un,I give
us lessons in Sulky plowing. This is a fa
vor our fanners should very highly appre
ciate, because it gives tu au opportunity of
determining for ourselves, free of expense,
the propriety of adopting a similar process
of plowing our soil, provided we consider
thc implement adapted to our use, and the
prerequisites of such a nature and practical
operation as may materially advance our
farming interests. For this sacrifice on Mr.
Perry's part we hope our fanners are truly
thankful. Hut there are other farmers in
this and adjoining Counties who are actu
ally plying this improved implement ou
their farms, and why not make a general
call for a public trial and exhibition of
skilled plowing at our County scat, ou a
certain day, to which the farmers of the
County shall be invited as interested wit
nesses? We therefore respectfully suggest
that the President or the Anderson Agri
cultural Society appoint a day-say the
first Tuesday in April-for a practical trial
and lest i>t Sulky plowing ut Anderson, and
invite all persons running Sulky ?dows, in
or out of the County, to attend the meeting
and exhibit actual test of their plowing
skill bffore the assembled population of
the County.
This may cause many farmers to lose a
whole day out of tlcir farms at a very busy
season of thc year, tbut the time will not
hu lost to anybody, if upon witnessing the
exhibition it is considered a success, and
only a few farmers adopt an improved
method of cultivation and one hundred
other.-, ur*- satisfied in their minds as to its
profitable practicability, and may hereafter
adopt or reject tht improvement as their
interest may dictate. Trusting these sug
gestions may earnestly attract the attention
of (armers we await with hopeful expecta
tions thc day of consummation by actual
trial. MAXY FABMKB*.
Wintainaton Dots.
MK. KIMTOK: Wlggin's snow storm reach
ed our town on last Sunday morning. Snow
fell heavily fur about half an hour, hut, on
account of a light rain, lt did not remain
(.ii the ground.
Some of our citizens have tires built in
their orchards every cold night, for the pur?
[?ose of protecting their fruit trees from the
frost. They intend to have peaches, in
spite of a late Winter.
Thc Williuiuslou Malo Academy is pros
pering under the efficient management of
Prof. li. K. Hardin. The attendance is
now about fifty, which i? a larger number
than for several years previous.
The late change of schedule, in regard to
freight trains ou this eud of the road, is, we
think, a bad one. The freight passes this
point in the night, going both ways. This
is very inconvenient to the employees, be
sides it effectually prevents travel on the
freight train.
We have a Young Men's Prayer Meeting
reteu'ly organized, which meets every
Thursday night at the Methodist Church.
The idea is a good one, and, wc think, will
do much good.
The guano agents say there will bc more
fertilizers sold this year than ever before.
There will be very little left over at this
point.
Several new house-, are going up in town,
and prospects generally seem to be good.
NOMEN.
SKINNY MUN. -?'Wells' Health He
newer" restores health and vigor, cures
Dyspepsin, Impotence, Sexual Debility,
tl.
Dwelling Mouse to Rent.-Re
cently occupied by H. C. Hawkins. Kent
reasonable. Apply to
37__JJ JOHN E. PKOPLKS.
Mules and Horne?.-Peoples A
Cotter have on band a lot of line Tennessee
Mules ami Horses. Will sell them on
time, where parties make us certain ot our
money.
Fine Toilet Powders at Wilhite A Wil
bite.
GK\SS SBKDB.-Blue Crass. Orchard,
Timothy, Millet. Lucerne ami other kinds
just received at Wilhite A Wilhite.
The finest Patent Flour made is sold by
Heed A Webb.
Buckwheat Flour and Choice Syrups ot
Recd A Webb's. *
BctJHCTAlBA."-Quick, complete cure,
all annoying Kidney, Bladder and I rinary
Diseases. $1. Druggists.
Those d'siring a good pipe or cigar or
cigarette ' older, can find genuine meer
Bchaum go lds at Wilbite's Drug Store.
Potato or Multiplying Onion at Wilbite's
BUGGIES !-Any person wanting a good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED A
STEPHENS, whose long experience ena
bles them to select the most reliable W est
era Buggies at lower prices than any one.
,:....!.,.. ft*~)? from the most reliable
Atomen in the United States at Wilhite
A Wilbite's. All fresh.
I To get fresh and reliable Garden Seeds go
to Wilbite's Drug Store.
TUB BEST ClOAB.-Wilbite's Leader Ci
J*%Tc? by all
?t to be the best S cent cigar In tlieUi>.
I Call at Wilhite A WllhiteJ get one and
satisfy yourself as to its merits.
Best Teas in the State at Wilbite's Drug
Store.
Assistant Postmaster C. J. Mulkey, for
AsswMMi? ? ., . "Norman s
?eO-il insmn.HneotH.nnd I cannot recom
mend it too highly. '
The American Sewing Machine is Mill up
" " li the limes. Cunte in and see the new
Ko. 7, with large arni and late improve
H.mts-light running and noiseless. A
largo Int arriving at ?'. A. Heed's. Agent.
ItfcVOMiya POITLAK.-Norman's Neutral
izing Cordial is lust becoming one of the
most |>opular articles in existence. It soon
will be Hie fine aun mm in every household.
Mothers do hot hesitate to give it to their
children, being so harmless, hence it* pop
ularity.
Onion .Sits-nil. whit? and yellow-at
Wilhite's Drug Store.
The time has come that you should git
rid of that Corn <>n vour t"<?'. You may
have tried hard enough to pei rid of it be
fore, bm you have'nt tried the right thing.
Thereloro, tor once bo sensible ami get a
imckage of Indian Corn Remover at Wil.
iiites' Drugstore, lt is a good thing- cures
aril bout pain -and only costs twenty-live
cents. If you haven't the twenty-live
lents, borrow it Hut get tho remedy and
be happy. Sold univ uv Wilhite & Wit
lute.
Mother, remember that no medicine cures,
it simply assist* nutare in relieving itself ol
an unnatural condition of the system.
Worms disarrange-Shriller'* lu.lian Ver
mifuge kills and drives them lroin tho ays
lem, tims removing Ihccuiseof disease."
?The gnat value of Mrs. Lydia K. rink
hum's Vegetable Compoun I for all diseuses
of women demonstrated by every dav
experience. The writt-r of this hadoecu
sion to step into the principal Pharmacy of
a lily of 140,000 inhaliitiints, and on inquiry
as u> which is thu most popular proprietary
medicine of thc time, was answered. Huit
Mrs. Pi n kita m's Vegetable Compound oe
rupies a must conspicuous platte in the
front rank of all tin- re misiles ol' this class
now before the public.-Jvurnnl.
?r*The Diamond Dyes for family use
have no equals. Alt popular colors easily
dyed, fast und beautiful, le rents u pack?
ngf. _
Woman-HIT Health and Life
Depend more on ibo regularity of h r
menstrual functions than on any or all cau
ses combined. Au actual or a Hiing dent ti
is the inevitable result of derangement of a
function which makes woman what she is
in every respect, and especially in ber men
tal und bodily constitution. Hence, imme
diate relief from such derangements is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin. In
all canes of stoppage, delav, o other irreg
ularity or the "?ourses," Dr. J. Bradfield a
Female Regulator is iii? only sure remedy.
Il acts by giving tone lo the' nervous cen
tres, improving the blood, und determining
directly td the organs of menstruation, lt
is a scientific prescription, and the most in
telligent physicians use it. Prepared by
Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, (Ja. Price: triil
size, T.?c. ; large size, $1.50. Tor side by all
druggists.
A CARD.
WE have to defer our "Announcement
Extraordinary" until thc next (?sue of this
paper, as the improvements inside and
above our Store ure not quite completed.
It will bo a genuiue surprise to our many
Lady friends to see our up stairs so con
veniently and handsomely arranged for thu
new Business wc are about lo open, and
trust that the improved appearance will
have fully justified the few days delay.
To the many who are waiting for the
opening of our oleg.tnt Millinery, (which,
bythe-way, bas come,) wo beg to suy tbut
their patience will be well rewarded by
being able to inspect such a varied selection
as would p?cate the Goddess of Fashion
herself.
Our entire Stock this season is a model of
"Completeness and Cheapness,1 unrivalled
by any in thu Stats.
ri nc Shoes, for Infants and Ladies, a
specially. They have come, and nre
"beauties.''
Please read next week's "Aiinouucement
Extraordinary."
Very respectfully,
AHNSTKIN &. ROSE.
March i!t?, 1SS3 .17
JOHN S. MATTISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALL Business promptly attended to
Orrie*-With H. G. Scudday.
March 22, 18*3 30_3m
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? j* c. j srsslfOTast parts aa*
.--"tcf T.loa evenTThoa physicians
S::?l CTVJSISSS bs-rs Wons failed.
""Kidney-Wort for sale by Wilinte & Wil
hite. Anderson. S. C._.
CALL OK HE
AT NEW STORE on DEPOT STREET
if yon want good Groceries, Confec
tioneries. Notions, Tobacco, Cigare, Ac.
The best Lunch always on hand. I buy
end tell Country Produce, I sell the cele
brated Churn Power. It might bo out of
your way to call, on me, but I will make it
"to vour interest to do so.
3 D. J. BOHANNON,
Depot Street, Anderson, 8. C.
March ?, 1*82 42 ly
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING COODS.
IKS DELLA KEYS is receiving 1I?T (turing ami Nuutiucr Millinery
Good*, and invites tho Ladies to call and examine lier Steels before buying, ns she is
ronildviit slu> cati please both in quality, style and prive?. The FLOWERS, PLUMES.
LACKS, and many other lovely articles too humorous lo mention are CHEAP, und of
the newest styles. Come, see. and be eoiiviueed that her -tock embraces the most Fash
ionable and Beautiful Goods nt the Lowest Prices. Rooms-Up-Slairs, In McCully
Building, over Shanie's Coufectioiierv.
Manli .>..?. lusa ' ?ttl dm
- . i ' ... . . ..._i"i_=
E. W. MARSHALL * CO.,
Greenville, S. C. Greenville, 8- C.
W
K IXVITK ALL THE ANDERSON PEOPLE
LAUGEST STOCK OP
TO CALL AND INSPECl THE
Dry Goods and Notions, Dry doods and Notions,
EVER SHOWN IN THE UP-COUNTRY, which we oder to the trade and consumers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WHOLESALE AND lt KT A IL.
WHOLESALE AND lt ETA IL.
And llif tact of our selling doods both for wholesale and retail will enable UK io otter
Goods nt unusual low prices to the consumers Head a few of our prices :
20 yds. New Spring Calicoes, only..fl.00
lt yds. excellent Calicoes, only.... i HU
12yds. choice Calicoes, only...*.. !.<*>
12 yds. jim nt Hie. Bleaching, only. !.>??
10yds. 12Jc. Bleaching, emly..". 1 ou
tree of starch amt a lull" van! wide.
10 : xl*.
fi yds
11 yds
.'? yds
ll) yds,
12 yds,
Mattress Tick.?1.00
good Tick. 1.00
Feather Tick. 1.0X1
extra Feat her Tick. 1.00
Shirting. LOU
Drilling. 1.00
One of our great specialities is our Celebrated Tr?} City NliirfN, which are sell
ing very rapidly. The reason is, because they are 2'> per cent, cheaper than Shirts of the
same kind ian lie bought elsewhere.
We-sell a linen-front Unluundred shirt for. .60V., worth 76c.
Wo sell a linen-front Luiindred Shirt for.Mc., worth 76c.
Wc sell a linen-front Reinforced l.aundred Shirt for.Toe, wortli 1.00,
Wesell a linen-front Reinforced Unlnuiidrcd Shirt for.7.V., worth LOO.
Our Mock of Dress Ooods will be unusually attractive this Spring, consisting of Pop
lins. Brocades, Pekin'a Stripe: Lace (?mu?s, Nun's Veiling?, Huntings, Cashmeres,
Alpaca!?, Lawns. P. lv.'s, etc., etc. We have the largest, liest i>.?ortcd, and cheapest line
nf lia k Mourning Ooods ever shown in the up country, und heg all to call ami see this
line, if no other, as wo take great pride in keeping this department full.
We will give you a full quotation un Dress Ooods next mouth. So don't buy until
you see our stock or read our prices.
0 lick ?if Hosiery, cloves. Laces, Ribbons, Buttons, Handkerchiefs:, White
Ooods,Towels, Parasols, etc., etc., arc full.
Anything yon want in Dry Ooods or Notions you can find in our Store. So ^ivf us
a call. And remember, we sell strictly for Cash, and are next lo Ferguson A Miller, just
below llie old Court House.
Mareil 22. lss.1
?. W. MARSHALL & CO.,
Greenville, S. C.
M_ly
THE CITY OF ANDERSON A
-o -
WE hear of the Cotton Factory, the rew Court House, the Railroad, and other evi
dences of prosperity, but we already luve established (he important enterprise
of RBKD & W EBB,
The Finest Grocery Store in the Up-Country.
They keep everything the heart could wish to satisfy tho inner man. Their enter
prise is s pleasure to all, and their Increasing patronage requires continuous arrivals of
FRESH HOODS. They have just received largo lota of
The finest Patent and Choice Family Flours,
Beal Cotices, Teas and Sugars,
Choice Hams, Breakfast Strips. Smoked Beef, Bologne Sausage,
I'?K'S Feet, Pickled Bref, Buckwheat Flours,
Choice Syrups, Canned Goods of all kinds.
And a complete Stock of Hie best FANCY GROCERIES.
Wesell for Cash ut ?hort profits, and deliver everything lu the City FREE.
Respectfully,
March 22, 1883
REED & WEBB.
Heed's New Building,, near ltntlrond llridge.
WHAT IS THIS I HEAR ?
THAT
CLARK <5& OO
Have the Rest Goods for the Least Money !
WK HAYE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Adapted to thc wants of all-Boys, Youths, Young Men and Old. Alse, a very (lue as
snrtluent of UNDERWEAR-such as Shirts. Drawers, Collars and Cravats. Also, a
line assortment of WORSTED DIAGONALS. SUITINGS, CLOTHS and CASSI
M KR LS, which we are prepared to make up in the very latest stvles, and will spare no
pains, either In Cutting or Fitting, that we may thereby please those who will favor us
with thrir palrunnge. Cull before purchasing elsewhere and be convinced.
.JPir* Pay last year's ueeount and save costs.
olivine Ac co.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor.
March 22. I8H3 3(3
1883.
DESIRE to call the attention of the Trading Public to the fact that I nm now
IOSS Who Wiso t0 put chase ?ioOOH
receiving my SPRING STOCK, and s
CHE Al' to give my Stock an inspection.
I have a large stock of CALICO,
I have a largo stock of SHIRTING.
1 have a large slock of SHEETING,
I have a large stock of CHECKS,
I have a large stock of DRESS GOODS,
I have a large stock of BLEACHING,
I have a large stock of MUSLIN,
I have a Irrge stock of LINEN LAWN,
1 have a largo stock of VICTORIA LAWN,
I have a large stock of PERSIAN LAWN,
1 have a lurge stock of INDIA LINEN,
I have a large stock of CRYSTAL BRILLIANTS,
I have a large stock of BROCADE PIQUES,
I have a large stock of TA ULE LINEN,
I have a large stock of TABLE DAMASK,
I have a large stock of DRESS GINGHAM,
I have a large stock of COTTON A DES,
I bavo a large stock of CA SSI M ER ES,
I have a large stock of LACES,
I have a large stock of (JLOVES,
I have a large stock of BUTTONS,
I have a lurgc stock of EMBROIDERY,
I have a large stock of CORSETS.
LADIES' HA.TS.
In this Department I shall make it one of my specialties this season. My
Hats are trimmed in style, and to bc appreciated must be seen. I can save you 20
per cent, on your Hat.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Hats, Furnishing Goods, all at Low Prices.
CALL o iv TI i I?:
" JC^ jm^ -mw. o -MD- ss ? ?
Marchi, 18SS
A. LESSER,
PARIS STORK.
29
COOK JTOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS.
IAM new ititr prepared to offer BARGAINS in STOVES than ever before. Those
wsnti a good, reliable Stove can get them at BOTTOM FIGURES. My
TINWARE ANO HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Is complete, and all Goods sold from my Store are warranted sin represented.
Do not forget this important fact. I have a large and well-selected stock of
LEATIf Ell-Sole, Harness, Kip and Cali' Skins.
Lar.drcth'o Garden Seeds,
Vermont Seed Potatoes,
Onion Sets and Remington Shot Guns
And Ammunition.
jt?r- fleeing ia believing. Call and examine for yourself.
L. H.
Feb 1,1883
SEEL West Kml WOVMIV Hann?.
2?
Spring of 1883.
IAM now receiving a beautiful line of
Prints and other goods for the Spring
trado. A few Cloaks, and three pair of
lilankeUyet to sell at coat, give me an op
portunity to show them to yon. we charge ?
nothing for showing goods.
A. IL TOWERS.
March IA, 1WI S-'?
Notice to Creditors.
John W. Daniels, Administrator with Will
annexed, of S. I). Deal, deceased. Plain
tiff, vf. Dr. Winston II. Davis, Executor
of Mrs. L. C. Deal, deceased, et al, De
fendants.
ALL Creditors of the late 8. D. Deal, de
ceased, are hereby notified to present
and prove their claims before mc on or by
tho first day of May next, or be barred
the benefit ol' Hie Judgment of tbe Court
to be rende,isl touching Hie assets of the
Estate of said deceased.
. v lt W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
T?TtmcoT a CO., iflflCb j March 22, 1883 86 .0
? ??lc tm mil mrmrn m mm ? ?w*
WANTED !
A. SETTLEMENT ??il? all parties iudcblcd to thc linn of REED, MOORHEAD &
CO. Their Noten and Accounts are still in our hands for collection, and parties oweing
them would do well to call nm! settle promptly, as we aro determined to close ont their
business.
WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A PULL LINE OF
Farmers' Supplies and General Merchandise,
Which wo will sell as low for Cash as they can be bought anywhere, und on tltno to
prompt paying customers till 1st November next. We also keep on hand a stoeU of tbe
well known brand ol' -
ZELL'S GUANO and EDICTO ACID PHOSPHATE.
The patronage of the publie resjx-ctfully solicited.
KKK!) & MOORHEAD,
No. 7 Granite How, Anderson, H. C.
?-tr- We still keep the ll \I.DH'IN PE BI) CUTTER. Git one, and yon will
lind economy iii it. H. A. M.
March I ft. 1883 3ft _ _
ANDREW * PREVOST
Aro Still on the Square, at the same old Stand, and are Sell
ing Goods as Low as any House in the City.
WK have n complete linc of RIMU NO ooODS On the way consisting of CALICOES,
NOTIONS, CASSIM EU KS, COTTONADES, SHOKS, HATH, Ac, which we
we will lie pleased to show all. ?
O?H <; HOC I'.UV ?BPAKTMKNT'is full. The best Snpirs, Coffees, Teas and
Canned Goods at all prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. Everything delivered free in
side City limils.
TO PA H Mt:* RM.-We a i still agents for the Celebrated CHAMPION REAPER AMD
MOWER. Testimoni?is froiii all over the County that it is thc Machine for farmurs.
We will Uike pleasure in showing and explaining our Machine. Terms liberal.
HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS ON HAND,
And fold low on Cotton Option. A few tons of SAISIT left. Call early. Expecting to
buy Cotton.Ibis Pall, wc would respectfully ask one all to give us a showing.
ANDREW & PREVOST.
DEPOT NT lt E ET.
March I. 1*8.1 27
FERTILIZERS FOB 1888 !
J AM still selling the well-known brands of Fertilizers and Acid Phosphates, to wit
Eutaw Fertilizer, Excellonza Fertilizer,
Yemassee Fertilizer and
Eutaw and Asbepco Acid Phosphates.
CALL AND SHE MK BEFORE BUYING.
My Stock of General Merchandise is Complete !
Hitch ns suits thc Wants of thc people ircnernlly.
Alwavs on hand
FLOUR. BACON, SUOAH,
COFFEE, MOLASSES, dre.
FULL STOCK OK DRY HOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOKS. HOOTS, HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, Ac.
sar- Cull ut No io Granite How.
W. B\ BARR.
Feh lH:t.t 32
VERY IMPORTAIT
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS,
And the Public Generally.
The Place to buy Hardware is at the HARDWARE STORE
OU H Husiiiess U confined strictly to HARDWARE, and a fair trial will eon
viuce you ibat MONEY CAN BE SAVED by trading with us.
Wc can show a Full Stock, lino Selection and Bottom
Prices.
A special Drive on AXES
25 dozen just received;, and more io arrive.
Flow Stocks-200 just bought.
Builders' Hardware,
Carpenters* and Black .mith Outfits, ?"sc
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 hand a small lot of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS
SI K) MS, HATS, &c, from stock of Sullivan & M at tison., which we will sc!! at &
great sacrifice-for COST, and less than Cost. .*
SULLIVAN & BRO.
Jan 18. 1883 27 _
J. C. CUNNINGHAM * CO
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Largest Stock, Lowest Prices, and Best Goods in the City,
(CONSISTING, in part, of lurge assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, latest 1m
j provements in Flaues and Braces, nil kinds of Builders' and Blacksmith Tools,
Fine Imported Breech-I<onding Shot Guns, Shells,-?with improved Implements for re
loading Shells.
Dixie Plows, all kinds of Plow Blades, Hollow Iron Ware. Large stock of Dlsston's
Hand and Cross Cut Saws.
TUB OU) ilICKORY;H A?ON will bo found on our yard. It takes the lead.
OUR STOCK OF
GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS,
Shoes, Boots and Saddles,
Is lar*e and woll assorted. BOUGHT TO BE BOLD.
Agents for the Celebrated Syracuse Chilled Plo*7.
Nov 0, 1883
A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR
OR
HANDSOME ROO
CAN only be had with the aid of FINE FURNITURE, but either may be
made comfortable by the outlay of a little money in good Furniture.
You will find any style, from the finest ?300.O0 Suite? down to Suites tbftt
only cost $17.00.
You will nod EVERY TH HING usually
KEPT IN A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
And thc samo Goods can be bought CHEAPER of me than any other lu urn in
the State.
SEEING IS BELIEVING,
And all that I ask is that you will call, see my immense Stock of Furniture at d
get my prices.
Gr. Jtc. TOLLY.
Oct 10, 1882 U
Anderson City Bakery. ; N"01
Tho undersigned, Administrator ot
tho Estate of Jeremiah Moore, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will apply to
BREAD and CAKES always on bund. '? the Judge of Probate for Anderson County,
Cakes made to order. | on thc 17th day of April, 1833, for a Final
Settlement of said Estate and discharge from
Ids office as Administrator.
REUBEN CLIN ESCALES, Adm'r.
March 15, 1883 35 6*
Fresh Sod h., Lemon, Cream, Corn Hill
and Sweet CRACKERS.
GROCERIES and CANNED GOODS.
A variety of BASKETS, consisting of
Market, Lunch, Work, Hand Rags, Flower ? -
and Fruit Baskets.
Vases, Cups and Saucers
TEA.
Ladius' and Children's Shoes at Cost. J y KEEP tho best Young Hyson, Impe
Try my "Lady of the Lake"-an excel- A rial, Gun Powder, Oolong and English
eellent and strictly ftc. Segar. I Breakfast Tea to lie had. For sale low by
L. 1*. GREEN. I A. B. TOWERS.
March '.12. lKM-i :<i; lim March 1ft, 18*3 35