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g* WfHtnmox ^TAL NEWS. L.?,y has sohl over thirty '. . cs*>n. ' nffUe5i>wtMomluy. Theses Ct*lt*?ncW<*k' ' ur fH?ttlllj ha.1 "rousting ears" Monday. , ,r the County have ha?! good Sie |<a?t >veek. Se it alon? with you. f i to ui'ar 1,10 lt'cl,,r'JS ol 1)r* 141 next Friday alni Saturday ?? . noni- ?an you make willi H.,YKtill'.''|,,',, in ,1,?' wonl "ol00, Hf if ,,r"jir?i'lor returns (hanks to Kj?w.rs fer a haskel of very fine ? 'w "f t he season were ofter H^j'e in the city yesterday at fifteen H9 . twelve i>risoners (ono whito ?'f";.,rc<i1 in jail awaiting trial at log rt! j? robs a bird's nest is liable to Kc?j!i'l'r 1.llirl> ,,ny" imprisonment HT ?? sahl to be the only man who Kaittiiieu his wife ubout "the way HK,..,:! io cook." KT-....; thim; ""t '? ladies' spring straw ^?Lj ?ike a cross between a hay stack lg Srii? ?CK advortisauient should Ki?sttelition of those desiring lo pur H,.',.>u?. tinware, Ac. HL.^r; had a Jersey cattle show ?Sf,"-! Koa. H. P. Crayton, of this S'ni.oH'f the judges. |HL-r friend Frank T. Wilhitc has a BH"-. ^^! fr*>>i on exhibition at his U gecall?it his pet. i, heiser's new advertisement. ^Ky'jto adare his stock, ami will give H^^in in anything in his line. Bfci? hersof Anderson County should ^tr>:uattend the Normal Institute in HfcUihrins: thc month of August. ?Lt tao generally spend tho Summer 1 .;;??:.> in the mountains arc cast * u te- where they will go this HfcsMiaba and Yetta Phillips, accom HLironngladies of Athens, Ga., arc in H?rii;::?i:g their sister, Mrs. M. Ma HkiirLine Itailroad has at last put on Hij^-in again. Thc schedule varies ^?tatbat of last year before the day Hfcrii taken oil'. HLw.F. Harr is adding another story Hbdielling house on Calhoun street. Esani'lfUd, the house will be greatly Wm*<d in appearance. HRitn'tcare to receive any furtherspec Bs:f:he wheat and oat crop, cotton ?cik, bat you can bring along your Bajflif, carly peaches, etc., in any ^?f.lolly,the livest furniture dealer in Hi?, is continually making additions Ha immense furniture establishment, Hlist being a stylish and handsome city Hzy wagon. Kinte.tainineut at the Skating Rink H^tvillbcan amusing and interesting Wm. A small admission fee of ten cents E'liti anil live cents for children will pd to pay expenses, il Women Should Know" is the mew book. It maj' be an intercsi eiiasan instructive work, hut long erie to the conclusion that what don't know is past finding out. tanning music rendoredby the An Uufical Hnion on thc Court House Eon last Friday afternoon waa much 1 by all who heard it. We hope the till gire these concerts frequently. *b do you like the best-your father Iya noUier?" asked a visitor of a *T little fellow in the city tho other ? "Ob, I like ma the best . She spanks (! ?iii the Boil side of her hnnds. Pa uihinglc." ' jwnglady ?n this city was recently j ?Wkj her gallant what she considered 1 Ijwtof impudence. Looking archly Bnuhesaid: "Spark a girl for three Bj bin and never offer to kiss her." ?'wt so impudent now. H?game of base ball was played in B^cnlast Saturday between the col W*?* of Anderson and Williamston. IJttae was rather one-sidod, and nt thc H^theseventh inning the Williamston H^f?veit up, the score standing 40 to H'AcJerson's favor. ?F^d, in the Baptist Church, Grcen Wednesday morning. June G, RJlEev.J.C.Furman, D. D., Mr. J. Sr*yr-.?nd Miss Hattie Durham, all B^?rille. The happy couple arrived H^olyon the same day of their mar "toi?islt to the groom's parents. r* m Easley on last Saturday our ?*u handsomely entertained at tho View House, a spacious and well Jj? ?eu hotel at that place, kopt hy T^'lht, the efflcient and popular telo ?JcPcratorat that place. Easley can ^ of ono of Hiebest hotels in tho Jaodious ice house will bo erected J^Bon this Winter hy one of our en ^8 mercantile firms. Tho ico will r^'al during the winter season in T?Ws and stored away. This will j^convcniencc to our pcople; and wsss provea profitable investment ""Proprietors. ?'fting Taper saya that a certain baso UV"3 fil,ed fc25 for m,S9>nP a fly lLiJ??0bavc W?tcbed tho antics of a ? tnt ?Man M he 8trikes aimlessly at * ?wonder how long tho richest bald ?Gb5i8pUr8e would hold out if he , "XM to pay $25 for every miss at a ?2?"?dB- is a list of unclaimed let *lTnSla tho Andereon Post Office, \r i, ?H* Aodereon, Messrs. Ander ? Fila Evans, E. V. Qas CS-Jao-?- aentry' Rich* 8 K?T pai,,da?Harrl?. Anna Slones, ?*, 8 A il14 kennedy, Hov. P. Mc * Sere, s tY??rVeia? Josoph Robeson, i, ^ a* Valentine, i* pl C*R* R- have placed tickets on ?l?fw?jntt?ood to return until the ( wfV*f'to 0,0 following places at ^rTt,^"^ Walhalla, $1.60; fe ? ???iToccoa'G*- M ; Mt ^8oln>!;'^; ^Won. O"-. *3.00; ^0?I?l?P^in?8.Oa..$',.25! ??lnca *Qd?ae? 1110 w111 appre* ?ao4)nV0n ?i tbe ""'"^ anthorities, Wto A?av*11 then**elvea of the op Ifc ^l?*- of iMUng some very Tho Anderson Building and Loan Asso ciation lins obtained its charter, and is now ready to go t.) work. A meeting <,f l|,e stockholders will hu held in the Court House in Anderson this (Thursday) morn ing at ll o'clock, for the purpose ol organ izing and electing oflicers for the ensuing year. A full attendance of the stockhol ders is desired, as tho meeting is a most important one for the welfare of thc Asso ciation, We are requested to announce that thc Sunday School of Asbnry Church near Centreville Mills, will have a pi - ni,- on Saturday, 30th inst. Messrs. J. E. Ilrca ?tealc, E. IJ. Murray, II. (;. Scudday and R. W. Simpson have been invited to make ad dresses on the occasion. The public goner ally are invited to attend. Everybody, of course, is cspeclcd lo brinn their baskets heavily ladened willi something to satisfy the inner man. (ireat complaints existas to the failure yf the INTF.I.I.II.KNCHK to reach its proper des filiation. We have investigated the mat ter, and can assure our readers that the fault is not in our ollice nor at tho Ander son I'ostotlioo. We trust that route agents and Postmasters at the points where the papers fail to arrive, will help us to timi out the cause of trouble, or that there will bo no further trouble. Willlamston, Tony ''rook and Autun, have been the most un fortunate olliccs lately. In this paper we print a two-column ad vertisement from John E. Peoples, which should havo thc careful perusal of those who contemplate buying cotton gins, feed ers, condenser^, presses, cane milla and evaporators, etc., this Summer. The testi monials and references printed in bis ad vertisement arc enough to commend the merits of his machinery ; they are from the best men of the County. Mr. Peoples has hail considerable exp?rience in handling machinery, and guarantees satisfaction in every instance. He sure to call on him and learn his prices and terms. The Monument recently erected hy thc ladies of Kershaw County to the memory of their gallant soldiers who fell in the late war will he unveiled in Camden on next Wednesday with imposing ceremonies. Nearly all of the State Volant eer Troops will be there to participate in the ceremo nies. The C. A ti. lt. R. will ?ell tickets on Tuesday, good to return on Thursday, from Anderson to Columbia fur $1.1)0, and the S. C. It. H. will run a special train from Columbia to Camden and return on Wednes day, the fare being about one dollar. This will make the fare from Anderson to Cam don and return about $2.00. A cheap trip. Mrs. Lucy II. Picketts, the Directress for thc Mount Vernon Association for South Carolina, has appointed Mrs. E. II. Murray as Directress for Anderson County to raise funds for repairing the South Carolina room in thc Mount Vernon mansi?n. A com mittee, consisting of Mrs. W. W. Hum phreys, Mrs. W. S. Ligon, Mrs. J. G. Cun ningham, Mrs. M. I. Brock and Miss Jellie P. Edwards, has been appointed, and upon conference decided to have an entertain ment lo consist of charades and music to raise Anderson's quota to this fund. The entertainment will doubtless he pleasant and attract a good audience. Due notice of the occasion will hereafter ho given. Mr. Richard Menuett died athis residence in Williamston township on last Friday, after an illness of soveral months, from consumption. Mr. Dennett was a native of County Antrim, Ireland, having emi grated to America some two years or more ago and settled in this city, where he was engaged as a workman in Mr. Wm. Mc Gtlkin's blacksmith shop until recently. He was a steady and industrious young man, and during his stay herc made matty friends, who regret his death. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in his native country. After appropriate funeral services, his remains were interred in thc Plat Rock Churchyard on the day follow ing his death, In thc presence of a large concourse of friends. Uer. W. H. Milburn, I), li. As has been previously announced, lin abuve world-renowned lecturer will lecture in the Methodist Church this city on Fri day and Saturday evenings next. His sub ject for Friday evening will bc "S. S. Pren liss and the Flush Times of Mississippi,' and on Saturday evening "What a Bline Mau Saw in Paris." Dr. Milburn has beer lecturing in this Sta'e for several weeks te large audiences. The Press everywhen ipeak in the highest terms of his lectures Tho London Christian World, speaking o jim. says : As au orator, both in the pulpit and oi .he platform, as a preacher and lecturer, hi s superior to any we have heard. Harper's Weekly says : "The Blind Mai Eloquent" is among tho public lecturer whose power of entertainment on the plat form is not surpassed by any of his brotbe l?xturers. Wc believe Mr. Milburn ls tb first and only man preacher or lecturer win has been formally invitod by a President o the United States and every member of bi Cabinet, and by the most distinguish*.! members of thc Senate and House of Rep resentatives, to deliver a lecture. This fi was Invited to do last winter, and complie by giving his eloquent lecture of Aaro Burr. The compliment was an unprece dented one and was well dcservetl. W agree vitb the Louisville. Courier-Jourm that "there are, doubtless, some who exo him in buffoonery, which commands til popular applause, nut for refined beauty < language, genuine wit, noble thought nu oftentimes a deep pathos, wc have ni known his equal." With personal convi tion we now pronounce him to be mo truly "The Blind Man Eloquent." Wc trust our citizens will give Dr. Mi burn a crowded houso. The opportnnii of hearing such an eloquent and distil guished orator does not present itself oftc Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, : cents extra. Tickets and reserved scats ci be secured at C. F. Jones & Co.'a stol No tickets will bo sold at thc door. Dr. Milburn is cxpectctl to preach in tl Methodist Church on next Sunday mor ing and evening. An Enthusiastic Railroad Meeting-. BELTON, S. C., Juno 9, 1883, In accordance with a previous annoum ment a largo crowd assembled hero tod to consider further subscriptions to t Carolina, Cumberland Gap ife Chicago Ri road. Tho Kon. W. C. Brown was called to t chair, and John M. Geer requested to as secretary. The chairman, in a forcl manner, explained tho object of thc mc lng, urging upon all tho importance of boring atiiduously and contributing li rally to this grand enterprise. The folk lng resolution was enthusiastically recel and unanimously adopted : Resolved, That it ls the Sense of this mi lng thr.t a strenuous effort be at once m to raise In Belton and vicinity ten thousi dollars, to bo subscribed to the Carol) Cumberland Gap & Chicago Railroad. A subscription list was opened and c tributed liberally to by thoso present The secretary was requested to turi the IKTKLLIOKNCKB and Journal copies oi proceedings. ^ ? Bbowk, chm'. Jons M. GBEB, Sec Don't walt until Winburn moves, say that you want your Photograpn. Ice! loci Ice! Plenty of lt at the J Grocery. Apollinaris, thc best mineral water la s?ld. It is anti-acid, anti billious and host drink for Dyspepsia, ami is, nota standing Ita fine medical qualities, a ' clous beverage. Only for sale by Ot Sloan. Commencement Kxerc,w? "r "leAn,|er. non Female Scinlnsry. Thc eloping exorcises or tho third mumal Maaioii urn,? uh??vc excellent institution took place oil last Friday. For several ?lays prior to the occasion thc pupils ..r (he Seminary had boen rigidly examined in the various branches of study which they had pursued during thc session ?ml of course they, as well as tho patrons of the school, wero looking forward to Fri day with no little anticipation. Conse quently hy IO o'clock a. m. on Friday the pupils, together with quite a number of the patrons of thc school, had assembled in the Seminary building to hear the results of tlie examination. Two or three hours were consumed in the reading of these re ports, which were listened to with marked attention hy all present. Several of thc elasses had attuiuud a decree of proficiency that was remarkable, and reflected much credit upon the Principal und his coria of assistants, as well as upon the pupils them selves. Thc results of the examination in nil the classes evinced that thc pupila had undergone a complete and thorough course nf ins!ruction, and had made rapid progress during thc session. Another Interesting feature during tho day was the display of specimens of work of the pupils in the Fine Art Department, These specimens, especially some of thc pencil drawings, evinced considerable skill in this beautiful art, and wetc much ad mired by those who inspected them. At 8J o'clock in the evening the people were wending their way in crowds to the Seminary to witness the conclusion of the exercises of the occasion. The building was soon tilled to its utmost capacity, and many were not able to gain acco-.s. The decorations of the interior and exte rior of thc building wero elaborate and beautiful, and under the glare of the lights presented an attractive appearance. In the yard were suspended a number of Chinese lanterns, which lent additional attractions Lo thc surroundings. 'The exercises for the evening were open ed with prayer hy Rev..I.S. Murray. <Jen. Ayer, the Principal, then made a few inter esting remarks, after which the following programme, consisting of vocal and instru mental music, was rendered hy the young ladies of the Sein i miry : I. Marseillaise Hymn, Vocal Quartette Misses Lulah Ayer, Lula Lout', Kate Wil liams and Lizzie Harriss. 2 Visitation Convent Hells, Piano and Drgan-Misses Ella Whitfield, Faun iv Thomson and Kate Williams. !!. Waiting Heart, Vocal Solo-Miss I.ula hong. -1. Austrian Song, Piano Solo-Miss An no Fant. 5. Holy Mother Guido His Footsteps, Vocal Duct-Misses Lizzie Harriss and Kate Williams. II. Medley from Dinah, Piano Duct Misses Zella Campbell and Sallie Britt 7. The Day is Done, Vocal Solo-Mis* Lizzie il tirrias. H. The Last Hose of Summer, Piano Solo -Mi>--s Verna Ayer. ll. Moonlight on the Rhine, Vocal Duet -Misses Lulah Ayer and Lula Long. lu. Zeta The March, Piano and Organ Misses Alice Hurley, Olive Hrown ami Mary Mattison. ll. Speed Away, Vocal Quartette-Mine Lulah Ayer, Lula Long, Kate Williams ind Lizzie Harriss. Li Caliph of Bagdad, Piano Duet -Miss? Lois and Susie Watson. Ll. Moonlight Sonata, Piano Solo-Mist Varina Brown. ll. Nonna Mureil, Piano ami Organ Missis Lula Long, Lizzie Harriss and Loi: Watson. If?. Aria from Norma, Vocal Solo-Mis; Lulah Ay-,-. 10. Merry War, Piano Duet-Misse? Verna Ayer mid Mary Mattison. 17. Guard on the Rhine, Vocal Quart etti -Misses Lulah Ayer, Lula Long, Kati Williams and Lizzie Harriss. The young ladies acquitted theinsclve ulmlrably, and evoked considerable ap [?lause from thc appreciative audience. Altogether it was a most enjoyable occfi lion, and the exercises throughout wer rtry interesting. The session just closed has been a mos iiiceessful one, thc roll of pupils bavin lumbered nhout one hundred. We ar gratified to know that the school is in lourishing condition. The next session of thc Seminary wi open about 1st of September. Notes lroiu Wllliiiiiinton. Ma. EDITOB: A negro child waa drownc it this place last Friday afternoon, by fall ng in a well. Thc well was very insecuri y protected against accidents ol this kim V Coroner's jury was summoned, wbic endcred a verdict corresponding to tl acts as stated. On Saturday afternoo he mother of tho child died very suddenh laving just returned from the drug stor vhere she had gone for sonic medicine f< icrself. The Coroner's jury decided tin ho died of heart disease. Hen Carson, tl voman's husband, is a hard working cc ired man, and has the sympathy ot tl M-ople, in his double loss. Rev. W. H. Milburn, "the blind mi iloquent," lectures in tho chapel of tl female College on Tuesday and Wcdnc lay nights of thiH week. The subjec lave not yet been announced, though tin viii, no doubt, be very interesting. A new passenger depot is in process ?rection at this point, which will great aerease thc accommodations to passengei The new building is to contain two waitii .ooniH and an office. . These will bo a su -tnntiul improvement, inasmuch ns t present depot is a very shabby affair. Several good rains have fallen during t last few days, and the cotton crop seems bc doing well. Wheat and oats are heil harvested, and the reapers are busy. Several of our young men are nbsc from town, attending the Commcncemei now in progress nt various points. W liamston is well represented, both at Ft man and Wofford Colleges. Mr. Charles P. Hard and wife, of Gn itcville, aro in town at present. Mr. Hi is a son of our fellow-townsman Col. B. Hard, formerly of Charleston. NOMES Bt'cnuPAiDA."-Quick, complete ci: all annoying Kidney, Bladder and Urini Diseases, fl. Druggists. Soda Water at Orr & Sloan's. Pure fr syrups. Tho best Summer drink. Plc of Ice. Only five centa a glass or Twer fivo tickets for ono dollar. Usc "Eagle" brand condensed milk. 1 best. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh Oat Meal just received. I will furnish Sweet Milk, to regular < tomers, at 71 cents per quart. T. C. Liiio: There is no doubt about Winburn's 1 tores being good and cheap. If you w one como before bo moves. Nearly every porson needs a first-c! blood purifier in tho Spring, and this s ele, "Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla \ Iodide of Potassium,'1 can bc obtainc Messrs. Orr <fe Sloan, who always kee supply on hand. This is not a pa medicine, as the formula ia printed every bottle, a!no full directions, ir blood is kept In a first-class condition, will not be troubled with those pal and distressing troubles so common to in Spring and Summer. If you want pictures of your pa? don't let them rest until they bnvc t made. Winburn moves soon. To those who contemplate painting would say that it will r>ay you to exai our stock and prices before buying, guarantee our Lead and Oil to be ?ri Jure WILHITK & WiLiin WAGONS, WAOOSS.-Reed * Step have just received a car load of tho l> H HATED STAWDABD FAI?! WAGOS?J W will bo sold low for cash, or on timi approved paper. Apply to Reed A phens, or C. A. Recd. Plenty of Wheat Bran at Welch's B House, Depot Street. To All Whom it May Concern. ANDERSON, S. C., Juno5, ISS:'.. 1. llrsotteii, Thai wc accept with pleasure til? I ra 111 e ? Pictures ut City Council. Clerk ami Police, temiere?! by Mr. J. T. Winburn, Photographer, ami t hat the sahl Pictures be buii^ in the Council Chamber. 2nd. That we extend our thanks, as a body and ?LS individuals, to Mr. Winburn. 3rd. That we regard the Pictures aa works <>r Art. exhibiting great taste ard skill. 4th. That as individuals we recommend him as a First cities Photographer to the citizens nf the City and County. Ii". S. M.\xwKU., May ir. S. M. OBB, JOIIN E. PF.OIM.KS, W. D. l'.KoWN, lt. L. MookiiRAU. JESSE M. SMITH, A. S. STEPHENS, Aldermen. WM. S. BUOWN, City Clerk. "Hoi i.II ON HATS.-Clears out rats, mice roaches, Hies, unis, bed-bug*, skunks, chip munks, gophers, l?c. Druggists. I am much pleased with Winburn'^ Pho tographs. He takes the best Photograph of a child 1 ever saw. All pronounce his Photographs very line. Tims. C. I.ix. SKINNY MKS.- "Wells' Health Ko newer"' restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. Host finished Buggies ever brought to An derson are now being sohl by A. h. Welch it Co., Depot Street. 13-Om Have your Prescriptions prepared at Wilhite's Drug Store. Parties nohig seining can lind a good Seine for sale at W?hlte it Wilhite's. Diamond Dyes-all colors-for sale hy W?hlte* Wiliiitc. Remember, that Winburn will move his Photograph Gallery soon. ^fuMake your old things look like new by using the Diamond Dyes, and you will he happy. Any of thc fa-, unable colors for 1U cents. Every bottle of Shriner's Indian Vermi fuge is guaranteed to give satisfaction if | used according to directions. Dr. S. U, Brittan says: ' As a rule phy sicians do not, by their professional meth ods build up the female constitution, while they Behlom cu.e the diseases to which ic is always liable in our variable climate and under our imperfect civilization. Special remedies are often required to restore or ganic "harmony and strengthen thc enfee bled powers of womanhood ; and for most of those we are indebted to persons outside of the medical profession. Among the very heil of these remidies I assign a. prominent place to Mrs. Lydia IC. Pinkl?am's Vege table CoiiijHjimd." BUGGIES!-Any person wanting a good vehicle should not tail to call on HEED A STEPHENS, whose lone, experience ena bles them to select the most reliable West ern Buggies at lower prices than any one. Best Teas in the State at Wllhitc's Drug Store. TUE BEST CIO.VR.-Wilhite's Leader Ci gar is pronounced by all who have smoked it to be the best 5-eent cigar in the City. Call at AVilhite it Wilhito's, e,ot ?me and satisfy yourself ns to its merits. IleadqutirlrrM for BugKie?.-C. A. y.ced has just received forty-live Mug gie* ami Plcctons of best makes, and for sale at reasonable pri?es. Call and seo them. Repository over Reed it Webb's "City Grocery Store." Fine Toilet Powders nt Wilbite .t Wil iiitc. Ouc Hundred Kt'iviug .llu<-ltf tics just received by C. A. Rican, Agent, con sisting of the "New Home," a model of| perfection : the light running "American," and the ''Victor," which is a universal favorite. Ollice and Wareroom over Reed & Webb's City Grocery Store. Those desiring a good pipe or cigar or cigarette holder can lind genuine meer schaum goods nt Wilhite's Drug Store. Summer Fruit. June oppples red are nice, Just like a maiden's cheek, Whereon the roses tints, Are painted gently, meek, But prettier and hotter than all, ls Fornian's harmless Cordial. Si'hiNOFiELn, ROIIKKTSONCo.TUNK., November 27th, '.S80. Du. J. BHADFIKI.D : Sir- My daughter liai been Butlering for many yean? with that dreadful allliction known as Female Disease, which has cost ino many dollar?, and notwithstanding I had tho host med ical attondanco, could not find relief. I have used many other kinds of medicines without effect. I hud just about given her up. was out of heart, but happened in the atoro of W. W. Eeklcr several wcoks since, and ho, knowing of my daughter's uflliction, persuaded mo lo buy a bottle of your Female Regulator. She began to improve at once. I waa so delighted with its effects that I bought several moro bottles. The price, $1.60 a bottlo, scorned to bo very high at tirai, hui now I think it tho cheapest preparation on tho globo; and, knowing what I do about it. if to-day ono of mv family was suffering with that awful disease, I would have it ff it cost $50 a bottlo, for I can truthfully say it hos cured my daughter sound and well, and myself and wife do most heartily recommend your Female Regulator to bo just what it is recom mended to bo. Respectfully, H. D. JFJJATIIKHSTON. BE NOT DECEIVED. IT is frequently remarked, "Eatables are vcrv scarce in our city." We respect fully ask you to call in nt the "CITY GRO CERY." We have constant arrivals of BREAKFAST STRIPS, DRIED BEEF, HAMS, BONELESS TABLE BEEF, SAUSAGE, CHEESE, GILT EDGE BUTTER, OAT MEAL. GRAHAM FLOUR, N. O. and FLORIDA SYRUPS, BEST FLOUR, COFFER, TEA and SUGAR, And everything in the linc of FANCY GROCERIES. Wc have the largest stock of CANNED GOODS In thc County, which we sell nt RciMni'liably Lev I?a*ic??? A Choice Stock of FINE CONFECTIONERIES. Try our Java and fine Rio Coffee. Try our He-No and fine Gun Powder Teas. Try our English Pickles and Worcestershire Sauce. Try our "Pride of tho Sea" Mackerel. Give us a FAIR TRIAL on GRO CERIES, and you will he convinced. All goods dolivered FREE in thc City. Respectfully, REED & WEBB, Near Railroad Bridge May 24, 1883 45 Spring of 1883. IAM now receiving a beautiful linc of ] Prints, and other goods for the Spring trade. A few Cloaks, and three pair of Blankets yet to sell at cost, give me an op portunity to show them to you, we charge nothing for showing goods. A. B. TOWERS. March 15, 1884_35_ Building and Building Materials. WU. BEACHAM, Contractor and . Builder, Depot Street, Anderson S. C., Dealer in Sash, Blinds, Doors Ac. Agent for sale of Rough and Dressed Lum ber. Furnishes Window and Door, Frames, with sash and doors fitted ready for the building. Orders for Work or Materials promptly executed. I April 10, 1883 40 Om TEN BIG ATTRACTIONS ! Attraction. No. I. OUR entire Stock of Chilli ron's, Youth--' and Mens' Clot liing at Cost! Como early and secure ;? perice! titting and good Suit at manufacturer's Pri?e ! Attraction No. II. Our entire Stock of lint* Goods which, to lie short, embraces nil tho latest Novelties, at Importer's pri?es. Uig bargains for you. Take advantage of it. Attraction No. III. Our entire Stock of lino 1 thick Cashmeres, I thick and Colored Silk and Satins, Silk Foulards, Sumiller Silks, Nun Veilings, ami so forth, ?ire to he sacrificed this mouth. Take due notice of this filet, Attraction No IV. Our entire Stock of new and pretty Calicoes to bo sold out at ti pd cost. They will bc very cheap, but not cheaper than anything else we oller for sale. Attraction No. V. ?.ur entire stock of Cloths, Coltoiiudos, Checks, Shirtings, (lingham*, Bleaching*, 'I ii kings are thrown Oil our counters at a gnni reduction from their actual vainc. Come quick. Attraction No VI. Our entire Stock of linc Shoes and Slippers can he houghl al Wholesale Prices. The celebrated Columbia Pt nitentiary Shoos heal any in tho market for durability and cheap ness. We aro solo agei is. Attraction No. VII. Our entire Stock of dens', Hoys'and Children's Straw Hats to lin ch ared out. Wo want the space and yon want the Hats. Come and get them. They aro cheaper than the cheaiHSt. Attraction No. VIII. Our entire Stock of Fancy Goods, Neckwear, (Moves. Collars, Hosiery is marked down in prices. Our determination is to .>cll them quick and cheap, Attraction No. IX Our entire Stock of Idle Parasols is odored at such prices that every lady eau delight ill haying a nice one at about half value. We have a iii- lot. Make your* selection soon. Attraction No. X. Our entire Stock of what.' Yes, Millinery! We mean it ! Our entire Stock of Milli? pery at prices such its you have hover been accustomed to. Hats in endless variety, all styles, all shapes : all sorts of line Flowers. Plumes, Feathers, Ornaments, all lo ho sold cheap rather than give you old Hats next season. WK don't intend to carry over a .sin gle Hat. Therefore, these Itig Bargains. Ali these Attraction?, can only be found at the New York Cash Store. ARNSTEIN & ROSE. May 5 COERNRT&SLAO CA ..ft SRSFO?RT2R GSLOADSASWEASTFEORR $1.00 SOORDRA&WSALTOEARN. ANDERSON CLOTHING STORE. BROCK * MAULDIN. BARGAINS, BARGAINS-, BARGAINS. HAVING STU.h A LARGE STOCK ON HAND wo will, during remainder of tho season, oller our Olotliing, Slioes, Hats, AT GREATLY RISLHJOISI) PRICES, toy* We call especial attention lo a line linc of ROYS' HATS, aud also a fine line of LADIES' CUSTOM-MADE SHOKS, which wo arc SELLING AT COST ! CALL EA lt L. Y AND SECURE A BARGAIN. May 31, 1883 4? J. G. CUNNINGHAM & CO., AGENCY van OLD HICKORY WAGON, ROLLER BREAST COTTON GIN, HIGGINS' SULKY PLOW. STARKE'S DIXIE, SYRACUSE CHILLED-and other PLOWS. FULL LINK Builders' and Mechanics' Hardware, Nails, Butts, Knoll Locks, Sash Fast, Frame Pulleys, Files, Hasps, Saws, (Hand and N Cut,) Barring Machines, Bench Planes, Hailee's Pat. Planes, Flaue Irons, (all sizes,) Foot Adze and Handles, Bench Axes, Hatchets, Nippers, Flyers, Trowels, Gauges, Spoke Shaves, Saw Setts, (Hand and N Cut,) Wrenches, Itrnce und Bits, And EVERYTHING needed by Builders, Mechanics and Fanners. -ALSO, Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. y.ny 17, 1883 41 iit?-i? SULLIVAN & BRO., DEALERS IN HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AND ALL KINDS OF FARM imPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. REAPERS FOR 1883. Buckeye Machines for Harvesting Grain. THE C.ANTTON SINGLE REAPER and BUCKEYE TWINE HINDKR pronounced the Bent JIuchiiiCN ol thc hind in the world. THRESHERS AND ENGINES. /Vj^?TrlE IMPROVED^-, Sweepstakes, P^MiC?^ KO MACHINES IN New Model, ^i&smmmm^ thi8?*bket CARDWELL ?^^TOT^L^FlC?lo. ?E?"A"ATO?8 CANTON . O . v AdiRICUtYTURAl. ENCUNEN, including the WOOD, TABOR & MORSE and TOZER, all sizes. SORGHUM MACHINERY, CANE HILLS and EVAPORATORS, SULKY CULTIVATORS. Sole agenta for "ACME'' and RANDALL HARROWS. > Call on us for prices and examine our large stock. Prompt attention to all in quiries hy mail. SULLIVAN & BRO. April 10, 1883 40 A NEW AND STYLISH LOT SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING -AT J. I3. Sullivan &; Co.'s. ALPACA COATS, I ALPACA DUSTERS, LINEN COATS, LINEN DUSTERS, ANO SUITS COMPLETE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. SHOES. LADIES' and VISSES SLIPPERS, OLD LADIE8' LOW CUT, low heeled, broad bottom Shoes. THE BEST SUGAR AND COFFEE Always on hand at tue VERY LOWEST Cash prices. Respectfully, %, ." ,000 J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. May 17, 1883 M ly GOOD THINGS TO EAT! - AT -? JUST RECEIVED n lino lot of Nlunilnrd ?'uaned TOUIHIOCN, Tomatoes and Oura. INmHicH, Apricots. Salmon, Sardines and Mack ercl. My Canned Goods ar?? of thu VK.KY BEST tHIALITY put up, ami guaranteed. Abo, a fresh lot of Oat Iflrnl, Mugar Cured Hunts, and many oilier things that will tempt your appetite. No trouble to get lip a good dinner now. MY STOCK OF DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS Staple Hardware- and Groceries Generally, Will be sold at tho VICKY LOWEST LIVING HUCKS, and the public are respectfully solicited to K?VO me a trial. May 17. 1883 W. ?. LIGON. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. Read, Mark and Learn how LOW these Goods can be Bought ! ?IRAUTI FUL linn of half Worsted floods.10c. worth 121 Elegant lot of Cashmeres, in all the latest shades.12] worth lo l'laid, Brocaded and Checked Clouds.lo worth 20 Nun's Veiling, iu crushed strawberry, crushed raspberry, string oink.20 worth 25 Double width Cashmeres.25 worth 4<i l'laiu Huntings, all wool.25 worth 311 All wool Nun's Veiling.33 worth 50 Lace Buntings, all wool.33 worth fit) BLACK GOODS, BLACK GOODS, BLACK GOODS. Half Wool Goods.10 worth 121 Cashmeres.l l worth 20 Lace Huntings.1G worth 20 Lace Huntings.20 worth 2f> Lace Buntings, ali wool.30 and 33 worth 40 Nun's Veiling, all wool, l l inches.GO worth 75 Cashmere, all wool, 30 inches.(10 worth 75 Cashmere, all wool, 42 inches,.75c. and $1.00 worth 'JO, 1.25 Albatross Cloth, all wool, 44 inches.90 worth 1.10 French Jersey Cord.1.25 worth 1.50 ninck Silk, from.75 to 1.50 wortlt 25 per cont, moro limn the price asked. Beautiful Lawns nt 6] and Sc. Thc Best Lawns nt 12}, worth 15. While floods in endless quantities. ZWy Any ono ordering any of these, doods to tho amount of Ten Hollars will receive them at their nearest hxprcss Oflice, express prepaid. E. W. MARSHALL Post Office Box No. 4, May IT, 1883 & CO., Greenville, S. C. ly STILL AT THE OLD CORNER. WK AOAIN APPEAR BEFORE THE PEOPLE OF ANDERSON COUNTY, AND THE BALANCE OF THE WOULD, with a full line of Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Everything in our line is fresh, and if you will purchase from us you will get tho latest styles and lowest prices. J. It. SMITH holds himself In readiness to Cut and make Suits in tho latest style. .?-<tt? Wo invite the Ladies especially to call in ami examine our lately improved SEWING MACHINES. We can oller extra inducements to parties wanting a nood and reliable Machine. J. H. L. P. SMITH, McCulIy's Corner. April 5, 1883 38 3m THE OLD RELIABLE HORSE TAILOR. HARNENN I Harnean I BARGAINS in HARNESS for thc next 8?XTY Days. The undersigned wants tho people of this and surrounding Counties to under stand that he now has in stock the largest omi most olegant assortment of Harness and Harness Goods, Sec., ever displayed in this city. Nothing shoddy, livery pieco warran ted. Wagon and Plow Collars a specialty. Como and seo me, and compare my prices and goods with those of other shops, and you will be convinced that I sell tho CHEAP EST and most substantial Harness manufactured in this State. I cun't be ander Hold. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Call on nie, over Wilhito's Drug Store. JAMES M. PAYNE. Feb 8, 1883 G ?m REPAIRING AND WHETTING GINS, THE EUREKA OIN WHET is thc greatest invention of the ago of its kind. It is an easy, certain and quick woy of whetting Gin-saws, which renders tho old fashioned way of whetting a thing cf the past. I am now prepared to do the very host of work in Sharpening Gin-saws, as well as general repairing at ti.o lowest pricey. Per sons can purchase a Machino for ten dollars, and do their own sharpening. Any ono can learn in tuteen minutes. Satisfaction is guaranteed. The immense sale of this Machino is tho best guaranty of its merit. All who havo tried lt aro delighted with its work. I will sell either State, County or individual rights. Information concerning it cheerfully given. All orders for whetting or repairing should be handed in at once or write to me. Otlicc un-stairs over W. F. Barr's Storo, on Granite Bow, Anderson, S. C. E= W. SOUTH. April IO, 1883_40_ 3m TO ALL WANTING GOOD GOODS O JE3L 33 -A- 3? I J have a good Block of HATS, CAPS? DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, PROVISIONS. HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. WALL PAPERING, and many other things too tedious to men tion, which .I will sell low for cash, orto prompt paying customers on time. Give mo a call. Feb 1, 1883 A. B. TOWERS. 29 GEORGE E. PRINCE, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ANDERSON, S. C. ALL Business promptly attended to. Omets-With School Commissioner, In Centennial Building. Aug 17, 1882 f> ly FISH HOOKS. GET READY for FISHING. LARGE LOT HOOKS, LINES, And all Kinds Tuckie, AT SIMPSON, REID & CO.'S DRUG STORE. May 3, 1883 42 Kl QN EY-WORT .THE CREAT CURE I -RHE?MITISK "I Au it la for ell tho painful 41-M Of ta? 1 ttl DM E YO,LIVEF? ANO DCWULS. 31? ol-nw tho mtn ot th* said poison ttutt ciusoa th* dreadful mrtftrlrt? -wMch m only tho -rlotimj of BhwimHim om roll-. ? THOUSANDS OP OASES T of tho worst tau of thia tcrriwo di-* ? hay? becaqulcYly re lloved,cndlnahort UEIO PERFECTLY OURID. b rues, st. uqcra oa SIT, SOLD IT D ar C CISTS. ?S ii- Dry CiiibA teni by ms.iL Kldnoy-W rt for salo by W?hlte & WU? bite, Ander? va. S. C. ?9 H BB BBS BMII. lo mit wk. ?avo