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SAILORS1 S?PEBSTITIOKS, Forecastle Ileason* for TlilnUl.tt Certain Thing? Unlucky. The prevalent idea that superstition exists only among the very ignorant ia far from true; yet, with tho sailor, su perstition seems to be inborn. Let one attempt to deny Jack's theory about "Davy Jones's locker," in tho bottom of the sea, and bc will ho met with strong if not convincing argument that he ix mistaken Davy Jones is credited with having many set laws which, though they may be unwritten, must he rigidly observed. To go to sea on Friday, the carrying of dead bodies at sea, the killing of a cat, thc harming of one of "Mother Carey's chickens," the dropping of a water-bucket overboard while wosbing down decks, are believed to he offences for which Davy Jones will demand satis faction either by the sacrifice of ont man or th? pulling of a ship lind its entire crew into his lor.ker The carrying of a corpse ou the ocean longer than it is necessary to sew it up in canvas with heavy weights to insure its sinking below thc depth'; which fishes frequent, will cause a panic among a ship's crew. The killing of a eat on board a vessel is thought to be extremely unlucky, and woe to the person who should he found guilty of such au act. A naval vessel on a voyage from Peru to New York, hy way ol' the Straits of Ma gellan, had on hoard an ill-tempered anti f;enerally disreputable eat which no one lad any love for. This animal mysteri ously disappeared one night after the vessel left Valparaiso, and though one of thc fireman was suspected, the proof could not be obtained. For the remain der of tho voyae- the captain ?ind sever al of the other < ilicers as well us all of the sailors predicted that the vessel would surely no lost. They daily watched for the uing of ?he mighty deep to appear and demand satisfaction for the crime. Vet the vessel reached tho New York navy-yard after a remarkably pleasant voyage ihroujrhout. .Tn thin case the wives and sweethearts who bad longingly waited for three years for the ship's return were given the credit ol hauling ou her (imaginary) line and bringing her safely past Davy .Inp.. '? t minions. There ia scarcely a sailor who does not verily believe thal it is unlucky to go to sea on Friday, yet it has been asserted that the masters of some nf our bitf steamships would ?is soon sail on Friday i as on any other day. Yet the records i?f Fridays do nut support the assertion, and this can be seen by unyhody who will pursue the ship-news column of the Sat urday's papers. J ct one go around among the officers ot thu many steamship lines und see il he will fi "tl any oue whose vessels regularly sail on Friday. Only two weeks ago one of tho lurge ocean steamships steamed away from her pier ou Friday, aud anchored in Graves end Bay until thu following day before Bbe went lo sea. It was said that the captain's excuse was "to make repairs," tut it came from good authority that he bsd a strong aversion to starting on a voyage on Friday. The "ocean tramp" steamship lihimuidda, which was wreck ed en the Nova Scotian coast ou Tues day, sailed from this port on the previ ous Friday. This superstition socms to prevail in yatching circles us well, and the question was asked a few dayB ogo: "When wes there ever a yacht regatta on Frida* ?" Regattas do sometimes occur on that day, however, hut it is seldom. For itiitanco, of the many yatching con tests in tuu country for this season Fri day has been religiously uvoided for all excepting by tho Chicago nnd New Ha ven yacht clubs, which will sail their animai regattas on August 3, and the Quincy, Mass., Yacht Club, which has appointed August 10. A well known story is told of n captain who tried lo provo that Frhiuy was not an unlucky day. J Ie laid the keel of a new ship ut Hyannis, Capo Cod, on Friday, launched ber on Friday, named ber Friday and set sail on Friday. Her record was made completo when sue- wus wrecked on Fri day and everybody on board lost. Jack has many curious ideas. For instance, if the moon baa sharp horns it betokens fin* weather ; and il it is lying on its back with both horns up bau weather is at hand. Again : When the sun sots In a silver bell, An easterly wind is ss sure ns Wheo ono of Mother Carey's chickens, or stormy petrels, is soon near the ship, n Btbrm is approaching, for these hirds aro rurely seen in fair weather. It is a forecastle notion that tho petrel is sn named from St. Peter, on account of ?Ls running with closed wing? over the sur face of the waves. ThiB brought to mind tho walking of 8t. Peter upon the water, and the sailors think ibo bird wns there fore called "petrel" ns a sort of diminu tive of the apostle's nanto. These birds have been known to follow >? vessel dur ing a storm for many days, apparently with neither food nor rest, aud without flapping their wings. If one nf these little birds should be swept aboard in a great storm, as ia frequently the case, no sailor will touch it. The dolphin and purpnise aro unwel come to the sailor when they suddenly appear during a calm, and, if they skip about, a severe gale is expected. D Bbarks follow a ship for several days it means that a death is to occur. Any one who bes seen the haddock must have noticed a matk on each side of the gills. This, sailors, essert, waB made by St. Peter with his finger and thumb when he took the tribute money out of the mouth of the fish. This, perhaps, ac counts for ihe belief of Scotchmen that it is the "riebest" fish that was ever put on the table. The most superstitious sailors are the Scandinavians, who be lieve in tho existence of Neck, ?i raer?n, having the head of a man and the /. in? ringlets or a girl. Neck, weal .. a reu cap, elis upon the ??70S aud plays npon the harp. His melody is so at tractive that sailors become charmed by it, and in this way many have perished. The Norwegians are firm believers in tho "kraken," a monster devil-fish whose body is over a mile long, only to bo found in the deepest waters. It feeds upon fishes and devours whole schools at a time. Fishermen who hove mistaken it for an island and taken refuge on ita back have been drowned in the whirl pool made by the sudden sinking of tho monster. - The daughter of the ?ate Harvey Jewell BO me weeks ago dreamed that she saw an undertaker drive up to her resi dence with a hearse. He was a peculiar looking mao. His queerly shaped nose, which looked as If it bad been broken and waa twisted to.one side, gave bia countenance a very odd expression. He carno directly toward her, and as he said, "Are you ready ?" she suddenly awoke. Within a week the dream was repeated, even to the words "Are you ready ? While visiting Cincinnati some days afterward she went to call upon a friend, and stepping into an elevator, was startled to hear the man in charge say, "Are you ready?" She was greatly agi tated wheo, turning to look at bim, she beheld the exact co?nterpatt ot the man iu her dream. She requested to be let out of the elevator at the first landing. She stepped out and the man remained. The elevator machinery gave ont ; sud denly the car went up^ and then down, and the man waa killed. - The saleslady wan ted* to ?how some invisible hair nets, but the customer did not understrud how anything could be Invisible and be seen. - A friend to tho rich and poor. A medicin? that strengthens and heals, is Brown's Iron B'Uen. What (ho Doctors Did. Ai'itnda CttnuMe. Thc reports of the proceedings of liio ?j-irj-ii-.il :irnl medical con volitions nt (Jin ciouati und Cleveland will lill several large volumes and no doubt prove inte r estiog to the profession and to many in telligent outsiders. Many important sub* jeets were necessarily discussed and opinions differed upon numerous points of controversy. Take, tor example, the problem of Iiiptheria and Membranous Croup. Dr. Alexander Harris, of Vir ginia, contended that they were identical. Ho held that tho difference between laryngial and pharytigial false membrane cannot bo detected with the naked eye, ami microscopist*, even, aro unable lo differentiate. This paper, we are told, called forth a spirited discussion which was participated in by nearly ell the physicians present, thc assemblage being about evenly divided for and against the theory ot unity. Dr. Charles W. Karie, who occupies the chair on children's diseases in a Chicago college, stated that, ho was frank to admit, after a practice of thirteen years, that he was unable to (ell ono disease from tho other, (:r, in othei words, that he thought they wen; identi cal. The discussion finally tonk a wider scope, and Dr. Conrad Ulrich, of l'enn sylvania, stated he believed in herculean treatment (or croup. He ?aid that he ha'l dosed n child with twenty grain doses of calomel, giving as much as 300 grain in forty-eight hours, and hy this means had saved the patient's life. Hy the way, this Dr. Uhlrich seems to hen genuine reformer. Mothers may he edified at his emphatic review of baby? bond. We uuote from a local report : First he would get rid of the old wo innn notions, tho flannel petticoats sud heavy woolen clothing. So soon as it child is bum, hu said, it ii wrapped in a heavy Dannel bandage, whicli tho' nurse draws around its body as light as possi ble. Next comes a waistband, large ami heavy enough to envelop it* entire body, attached to which is a flannel -kiri a yard or more in length. The little thing is huddled up in all thia maxs (d' cloth ing-no matter what lite temperature of the room-and lucked into bed. Such dressing is pernicious and can result in noihing but injury to the child. Il has far more to do with the sickness of small children than teething. Pernicious feed ing is anet har thing. The child no -.-..jiicr has tts eye* open than a spoon i-> al its inouih and a stream of sugar and water, catnip lea, eic, is started down it? throat. I alway- leave imper.nive orders that a child m"si be fed nothing hui milk I rom the m. . nul fount. 1 ray Slop feeding und dressing and dosing and lei the child go to sleep. Ii it sleeps well it is certainly all right. Physicians have loo little regard for infants' stom achs. They usually give too much medicine. Another thing: if a child cries its mother nurses it, and the little one soon becomes accustomed lo this mode of quieting it, and expects it. The mother does uol like lo hear it cry, and iu consequeucc its stomach is all the liuic lilied with milk, much lo its dis cuinfort. As the season for infant mortality is near at hand, we re produce the above treatment, which strikes us as full of windora. More children arc killed by overfeeding than anything else, and if it were possible to tell the true story of tho causes of the death ol tho baby nearly all the poetry and sentiment allowed ou such occasions would sound liku a mockery. God takes the little ones, and it is good for ihcm, no doubt, to depart so soon, bul ignorance and not an angelic summons mini he held respon sible for a majority of stub premature dissolutions. buys and girls who make w ry faces or break out iuto open und lingi ant rebel lion, whon medicine is prescribed, will hear with much unction thai, ut tho bid ding of Dr. Charles W. Barlo, of Chicago, the huted doses of tho apothe cary ore to be made more seductive. Dr. Earle Baid: "It is a doctor's duty lo bring tho patient hack to health as speedily as possible, und to do this it is necessary to put the medicine in a pala table condition. Many doctors would make up four and eight ounce prescrip tions of vile tasting stuff which a child would not take, ami in consequence it was no uncommon thing to tee a sick room table covered will) dollar.-.' worth of medicine which was of no use. Drugs can bo disguised and there is no better vebiclo by which a large number of them eau bo conveyed into a child's stouinch than water, (?uiuine eau bo disguised in syrup of licorice and other drugs in sugar. "It is barbarous," said tho doctor, in conclusion, "to force down a child's throat some of the vile stud" proscribed by physicians." lu the discussion that followed several dociors expressed the belief that people might cnll them homeopaths if they re sorted to sugar, bul ono physician said be did not care what people called him, ho thought it his duty to make the medicino as pleasant ns possible. He did nut favor sugar, however, thinking licorice a good substitute. KAUOKA, MO., Feb. 9, 18S0. I purchased (ive bottles of your Hop Bitters of Bishop ft Co. inst fal!, for my dung h UT, and uni well pleased with tho Bitters. They did her more good than all the medicine she has taken for six years. WM. T. MCCL?RE. The above is from u very reliable far mer, whose daughter was in poor health for ncven or cit ht years, mid could ob tain no relief until she used Hop Bitters. S ho is now in us good h eui tb .ts any per son in the country. Wo have it large aale, aud they are making remarkable cures. W. H. BISHOP & Co. - Many people hear best when their eyes are shut. For proof, visit any fash ionable church during a sermon. Ilcar what one member of Mia profession ...!.'. ; .? regarding the nrlentlflc prop? .' >; it bro iii tu member. ?i t? been in thu drug business lu ; . . .? co i wenty-flvu yearn aa clerk ait: . i> " itt standing, anti knows v.L Ki>, .Vi.'. nanyyears 1 havesuffered, II . .:. -.vliat la generally called rliui.u tiv.'.. .; ?i-si attacked l sfaaeonflued ti> ut) tied au ; >- :;' I net walk a stop. I contd :.nt bear tho \\.-.;-'i'. ul the liedclothes, M oxeru cintlng waa the agony I endured. I alway* no ticed that before lin *o niu.cks caine on my kld iiPTi wore affected ; before thor? wouhl bo any pain lu my limbs or any swelling of joints or li i,itu, the color of tho secretions from tho kld licyi would be very tlark ami tho odor strong niul feverish. Tho last attack was very severe, nbout five y rm ago, Bivi I was confined to tho house miT?T.-d IT< ck?, anti was unable to attend to basi lica i i tl wo months; During tho time I was court;. >1 nt home natl the time of my conva losc.uco I employed four of the best doctors that I fiJttl i o'.-tain, hui nono of them gave mo jvi n'mn v'iief. for thoy didI not go to work at tho : tao trouble. Having been acquainted Tarli pr?prlcte.r ol Hunt's llemody a long ii... i t ia induced by bini to glvo lt a trial, hop Ingtliat it might renell tho scat of tho disease; sn I if ter trtklug ono bottle I found myself very lundi improved, and nfter taking tho iM-tond I Xiii. -.?'ta belier than I had after any previous I?I.I lu?. I H'.rliig many months previous to taking . '. ::. den y bands ami tl ii ?e rs would be much -.ve'! ?i .?u>l stiff every morning ; my leftside, In .h.- t.-.'ioa at slntiinch and spleen, was very Ismo .ni.Hiv?; ni times I would be taken with ??-.i- . rrfltiips over the spleen, and bo obliged to ... ^?.-.M', or cayenne for temporary ii ,'.et; .i jr nortons nights and could not sleep; I t> . .Mlg-M to Ni very particular in my diet, and uj ;aral system wassadly demoralized. Slnee I M.-e -a'tea Hunt's Itotnody systematically all ib-s- tl ' j - !nvo changed ; 1 have no swollen han 't or Minto, no (?Ins or cram ?is in the aide, ertii sat nil kinda of food, sleep soundly and get tlmnraghly reste,], and my kidneys are active and ?KT?ni'in their fnnctiona promptly, thoa taking t>tt| nf tho ay ?tc ;n all the poisonous secretions wlilr'it contaminate the whole system where the kidneys do not act efficiently. My friends, what Hunt's Ttemcdy baa done for me ft viii do for all sf yon. 1 believe lt to be the only sure cure for Sil diseases of the Kidneys. IA vor, and Urinary organs, lc-j ec ti ally, ?. R. BAWLEY, 4M Broad Street." LAW PARTNERSHIP. rilli K partnership for the I'metico of Law JL between H Cl Heuddjy wild It. W. riitiipson having been dissolved hy mutual consent on tin- 1st January, lfe83, u part nership has btcn formed between A. T. Broyles and lt. VV. Simnson, under tho style of BKOYLBS .t: SIMPSON. All business entrusted to their care ill the Kih Judicial District will be promptly at tended lo. Omca- Upstair-, in limy les' new building. AV T. m to Y LKS. lt. NV. SIMPSON*. May 21, l-v3 15 3m? ASH ELEMENT A N I ) COW PEAS For sale by W. S. LIGON. C; A H II OT? T I M It J um- UH, I Hi>:i Fly Fans and Traps. A NEW supply of Fly Kans an<l Fly tV Trap- for sale low hy A. ?. TOWERS. Juno l l. 1S&S 18 Keep thc Kail in Motion ! PRICES DECLINING. Full Stock on Hand and to Arrive. O OOO ,jHS- 8TEBL PLOWS, at ,^jV^"/\-/ de. per pound. Ringle and Double-foot Plow Stocks. Swede Iron, Heel Holts, 16c. ino Barrels good Family Flour, from $5.6(1 to $11.50 per barrel. 3,000 lbs. heat Ria folleos, 8 to 10 lbs. ti the dollar. M.OUO lbs. Ilacon Sides, fat and greasy, which we will exchange with you as cheap as any other man. Porto Rico, English Island, (something tine,) Musca vado and New Orleans Molas ses, from 40c. toflOe. per gallon. Good Rice from 12 to t l lbs. to the dollar. Granulated Sugar, !) lbs. to the dollar, or hy tho barrel 10c. per lb. Light brown Su gar 0c. per lb. Dark brown Sugar Hie. per pound. A Dig Stock of Spring Prints, Cotton ades, light Woolen ( tessi meres. C'ashtnarota that will bo offered you proportionately ehoap. A good linc of Linen and Cassi mere Spring Clothing, and Hats that can't be bent for quality and prices. Respectfully, ?T. .J. BAKER. March 15, 18H3 28 Iv OhJyBack! That's a common expres sion and has a world ol meaning. How natch suf fering is summed u?> in.it. Thc singular thing about it is, that pain in the back is occasioned hy so many things. Maybe caused by kidney disease, liver com plaint, consumption, cold, rheumatism.dyspepsia.ovcr vyorl:, n rrvous debility, &< . \ . hatever thc cause, don't neglect it. Something is wrong and needs prompt a'.tention. No medicine has yet been discovered that will .so quickly and surely euro such diseases as BROWN'S IKON BITTERS,and it docs this by commencing at thc foundation, and max ing the blood ?Hire and rich. Wm. P. Marshall,of Logans port. Indiana,writes : " My w ife has fur many years been trou bled fruin pain in her back and general debility incident to her sex. She has taken one buttle of Brown's Iron Hitters, and I can truthfully say that she has been so much benefited that she pronounces it thc only remedy uf many medi cines she has Hied." Leading physicians and clergymen use and recom mend BROWN'S IRON BIT TERS. It lias cured others suffering as you arc, and it will cure you. Brown's Iron Bitters for sale by Wilbite k Wilhitc, Anderson, S. C. Cider Mills! CIDER Mills. Cano Mills, Feed Cutir? and Corn Shellers for sale by A. B. TOWERS. Juno 14, 1883 48 ANDERSON SIT Y BAKERY. BREAD and CAKES always on band. Cakes made to order. Fresh Soda, ?tuon, Cream and Sweet Crackers, Candy, ioufectionericd. Fruits ind Nuts. Deviled I eau:. Cross & Blackwell's Chow Chow, .ickier. Groceries and Canned Goods and osps. Baskets of every variety. Vases, ?opa and Saucers, Chamber Sets and Glass rare. Hammocks, Rubber, Musical and lase Balls. Novelties. Tobacco and Se ars. Smoke roy "Lady of the Lake"-an z collent 5c. 8egar. L. L, GREEN. May 10,1883 80 6m IGENCY for the SALE OF QRENNA?f A CO.'s Excelsior Cider Mill. t> Kentucky Cane Mill, Tomber and limn er. Dexter Peed Cotton. Plantation aw. Mills. Ac., <&c Give me a call before ou boy. A. B. TOWERS, Anderson, S. C. May 10,1883 43 BE NOT DECEIVED. ?X is frequently remarked. 'Eatable? arc very bcm-cc in ?mr city." We respect fully ask you lo call ii? at tin- "CITY (?IV >? GERY." WV bave constant arrivals of UREAKEAST S TRI I'S, DRIED H KKK. HAMS, IJONKLESS TA MLE ?KKK, SAUSAGE, CT IE KHK, GILT KDGK I1UTTEK, OAT MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR, N. O. and FLORI I>A S V RU I'S, I)EST FLOUR, COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR, And everything in the line of FANCY G MIC Kit I KS. Wc have thc largest st.M k <if C A N N E I) GOO I ) S In the County, which we sell al Itoii.iiti*l?Ui>ly I^ovv l>i-i<M'w A Choice St.u k of FINE CONFECTIONERIES. Try our Java and liiif Kio Coif*-.;. Try our Ile No and tine <?'in l'ow ?1er Tv t-. Try our Knglish Pickles mid Worcestershire Sauce. Try our "Pride of the Sea" Mackerel. Give usu FAIR TRIAL on (.Itu CK KI ES, and you will be convinced. All goods delivered EUEE in the City. Respectfully, REED & WEBB, Near Railroad Bridge. May il, 1 .*-?.! 45 Spring of 1883. T AM now receiving a beautiful line of X Prints und other goods for the Soring trade. A few Cloaks, and three pair nf iilaukcts yet tn sell al cos?, nive me au op portunity t<? show them to you, wc charge nothing for showing goods. A. lt. TOWERS. March 1.'?, IK*J 30 New Advertisements. DI Vt ?Kt KS- No piililii ?ty ; rt-Mdi-nta of ?ny Malo. Ihmert ion, Nun**>iipport. Alivio-and applications for alamil. \S. ll. LEI!, Attorney, 'Jil!) Itroadway. N. Y. ADVERTISERS lly addressing GEO. r itoWF.M. A CO., 10Spruce St, New York, ran learn tin1 i-xact cost of any i. r 1111., s, il Une of ADVKItTISINU in American Newapapera. O'). UMi-pajje 1'ainpi)Ut, 'J.'c. A NOTi:i> ll CT t'NTITI.i:!) WII.UA."?. (t'lVtll f .- ll*<it.?!l d')!;., \ ? m 1 .^r ITrtxri. r '? ' Tli. ?. j?? ham,..; i .. III..V Iv { ?M-OIII" Ol la m al..?-I > or *\ i n .: Mme 1.1 .?ul villi? ?f? li . .. i .yt..: .-.i.e.: ..i.l mn ral 1*11 il i ? <:> i'll orv.Hint vf i . ?.. > :: . '?.>. 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It trill nt mil tInn-K. ami mular Ml Ht iiiiMati v s net In liar.ny with Uu* Ian l! ni r*-' 'I..- I.- al ..>tl.-:i. lt.--1? . i I i 1.11 r I ot IU or i li fur .arni tasoM I y ! . ?ti: -t ntlvire r. ?,?.:.?.* a j lo U|ti lal COKS, at. I tl: . name - ..t itiuiiv w lin linte I? e l t e ti red ti. pc:fett health dy U.n its* i f tho \- .-ia1'. . "i:>oitinl, van Ni n! -tlr - ! lyn ilrvavilii.* Kr* I*., < !... ? tamp for rt n'y. il I i-i-1 ? me ii. I.viiii. Mass. fur 'liney l\ uipialnt < r <-if .Vr KIT t!d? pnrnpfinwl I" IIII*III-?VU*M il asatniiiatanl trMlmuiiIaUidiuw. . Hm. rliikham'.t Ju tr l-.l!-,' mya r.uu irriter, "nu n-. ii, .; in thc la ri ! for I!.o Mire of Constipation, I . muli m rmi Torpidity cf ?lio liver. Ber lltoi I !" ii. tr? iirlSH tvoiH?cr? ttl l!a ni ? tal line anti tiltl* fair i>inal. lu* * onttkiiirtd ti. Ita |M<|nilnrlty. . it t y r n . , i t !.-.*r na un Ancvi ot Hunty trliruu. ?..'.. .. "'tti-'ti la io lof'ood io Khan. tll.h:... I-a. CO Stra. A. M.U. Vegetable C^ompound for sale by W? hlte it Wilhitc, Anderson, S. C. THE BEST OP ALL r ? ' ? gr j Ll L'. ?1 -J si n a ENT "v >/.*i .\r..\al*..>.dofoccnturytho .-.oaua:. ..* ii?:?:; ?Aniuiouthoaooon .. itOi .-.-i 1 ov, r tbo world ns i . .? r : *; . ;.oo i .* tho relief of '.. v i . : . J . :.; u ineUlolno . ...t,.. ,f ... Tq0_ : rm neat of Ita . i or? .evy j.'lia ol'external pain REMIDAN 7 u.:.inprT.h>imnntis iv Kb out an equal, j . . . iiaL-utua flesh and maacle to ? - -v 1:ont-?-malting tho continu ?? - s*n i.'ul lnyn.ni ni nt ion Impos . i oot?lipon Human Flesh ami it .vntion oro equally womlcr*. MUSTANG j !.i!n-.'-r.t ls nocdod try mmtboGtf tat c ito ice. Every dav mtinnewa Of <??*. a ? ;iiy of nu atvi"ulscalii or bara >' -.* tl, it rhemunUe martyn ro t., or a -trainable boree or ox / .-C- a by Uio 1 ie. a 11 ns po v; er of thia i LINIMENT ?j vri-.toh speed try enrea such ailments cf St.io i;uii^;; FLEsu aa ta ?flionraatlaro, N vre ll I a M. SJttBT 1 .Ti:??; j, ?'ontreictea BIn?eI*M? BSMrSj? njt.ud ficnltUi, Cata, Iirniono *a?tl piSt-niii?, Vnlsouonn Dites em cl I ]. it; -?, ?:t;rAn*?*i, I.ttmenrss. Old Ki??>*.c?,tnc? ra. I'rotttiUti,CbtlblattMk fcl'.oio arppira, Cakeil Itreaet, ?nd \, 'a l - i cory farm of extermal <Us<* I?UT.". 1z ?>r.-.Ie xrlibrmt ?care. ?. ? J] : .7: c i.tuTiouneurea L? . II i..?: f :\vlnuy. Stiff jTolnte, l-'.r .? i-.i , ritrnni So rc a .Hoof XHe~ Bart.,- ,*?, X-'uot > io:, fJcrcw WSaasSajHSJg MIXOV?V.' i.Tain. ficmfche?, Xvin?f HB*]U, ?pmr*u, Tin ??li, BlafbWI*^ Duij Hores, l oll Urti. Film ?poa rd tho !:int\t anrt every other ailment Min tivlilch tho occupants of tho HSInl-.le and Bloch Vn . I are llahle. IB *7!)0 STeslean Hurt.-.w; T.lnlment n tUv.-nye cn-reJi and uuvcr dl*)appotats; W ruid lt is, pcultlvcly, I THE BEST g OF ALL ??IIMENTS I^VC?, MAI? OS BBAST. Mexican Mustang Linment for sale by WUhitc &. Wllhito, Anderson 8. C. , SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! -o-?-" WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR BEAUTIFUL STOCK Calicoes. Muslins, Piques, Bleaching, Parasols, Notions, Shoes, Mens' Shirts, and New Style Hats, That we have just received and are Helling VERY LOW. FLOUR, SUGAR. COFFEE AND MOLASSES. Out Stock i. COMPI.KTK, ?nd we ??k all lo sec oor Uoou. ?od ll-rice. before buying elsewhere. ,f..n" " Thanking you for past favors wc are yours, resnictfulU, C. F. JONES & CO. April 12, 18H.-5 _M _ __ A BEAUTIFUL PARLOR OR ANDS O IVIE ROO PIAN only be had will, thc aid ni FINE FURNITURE, ??MM?JJ ra:l-v be (j made comfortable by the outlay of a little money in good . . You will find any style, from the linctft ?100.00 Mutes down to Sudes that ouly cost ?17.<?". You will find EVERYTIIIIlNt! usually KEPT IK i FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, And thc same (foods can be bought CHEAPER of me than any other bouse in ?"State. SEf?|NC BS 3ELIEVINC, And all thal I ask is that you .viii call, see my immense Stork of Furniture and get my prices. Oct li). 1K8-' Gr. TOLLY. X-sJLIDXIESS' STO-R??. Here we are, opening the Largest and Prettiest STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, For JLai?li<*H ?n?l Children, over lirotiflflit to tills* Mnrlcet. OUR STOCK IS TOO VARIED AND LARGE lo itemize. Call and exam ine and Le convinced. . We claim the van in every department, and guarantee pncc6. asJLUW as the LOWEST. , _ With thanks for past favors we promise renewed ellorls for inc future. S??f" Our Goods were selected in person by Miss Lizzie "Williams, L.ADIES' STORE, BRICK RANGE. March '25?, 18S3 _37_ A. SETTLEMENT with all parties indebted to thc firm of REED, MOORHEAD <fc CO. Their Notes and Accounts arc still in our hands for collection, and parties oweing them would do well to call and settle promptly, as we aro determined to close out their us ness. ^ KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL Id NE OE Farmers' Supplies and General Merchandise, Which we will sell as low for Cash as they can he bought anywhere, and on timo to prompt paying customers till 1st November next. We also keep on hand a stock of the well known brand of ZELL'S GUANO and EDISTO ACID PHOSPHATE. The patronage nf the indi!ic respectfully solicited. REED & MOORHEAD, No. 7 Granite Row, Anderson, S. C. jZJtf- We still keep thu l*A 1*1)WIN FEED CUTTER. Get ono, and you will find economv in it. R. <fc M? March IS. 1HH3 _3.r>_ J. G. CUNNINGHAM & CO., AGENCY FOR OLD HICKORY WAGON, ROLLER BREAST COTTON GIN, HIGGINS' SULKY PLOW. STARKE'S DIXIE, SYRACUSE CHILLED-and other PLOWS. EULL LINE Builders' and Mechanics' Hanlware, Nails, Butts. Knob IiOeks, Hash East, Erame Pulleys, Eiles, Hasps, Saws, (Hand and X Cut,) Earring Machines, Hench Planes, Hailey's Eat. Planes, Plane Irons, (all sizes,) Eoot Adze and Handles. Hench Axes, Hatchets, Nippers, Plyers, Trowels, Gauges, Spoke Shaves, Saw Setts, (Hand and X Cut.) Wrenches, Brace and Bits, And EVERYTHING needed hy Builders, Mochantes and Farmers. -ALSO, Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes. lt ay 17, 1883 44 HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS. N. O. FARMER & BRO., -DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LADIES' CLOAKS and SHAWLS, BACON, FLOUR and MOLASSES, SUGAR and COFFEE, And in fact, everything generally kopt in a first-class general store. Wo are ofierine extra inducements to casb buyers, and those wishing to buy will do well to call on UB before buying elsewhere. We are ? Agents for tho best Standard Fertilizers and Acid Phosphates, And parties in need of cither should not fail to see us before they buy. We will sell lt as low or lower than any one for cash, or on timo to good parties. ?iO- Those indebted to us must come forward and settle at OUC?, or we will nut our claims in an Olficer a hands for collection. 1 uur F.0 8..?*, N- ?& FA?ME? ^ BRO. IMPORTANT NOTICE: A.LL parties indebted to me for balances on Mules, Horses, Cotton Gins and other Machinery, Stoves, &c., for last year and this year, are requested to come and settlo up at once, as their Notes are due. i indulged you last year on account of the short crops, but this year there is no excuse, and the money I must have. TO THOSE WHO WISH TO RUY STOVES, TIM, P?TWARE, FANCY CROCKERY, u^UNDERSOLa1,0 lhCir iDter9t l? 880 me b6fore Vuying e,Bewhe", ?nd will no't Oct 5, 1882_ J?2MIV E* PEOP^8. EXCELSIOR mm STOW! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. ^ Fourteen dlflbrmt si?* and kind?. Flra else? with Enameled Rc*>nro!n. Adapted u , ?ll rcqulrvmo?ts,an?l priced io stUtk? pur*? LEADING FEATURES! Tkmhte Wood Ecru. Patent WocU Grete, -.AdjurtaMe 'Dnihpcr, IntetehaaiccaMa Anio, natte Phclf. Braning ?w. twinging neena Plate. Pwtnping Khie-f5tf.p, Itcn-nJblo Ga? Burning T-oitg err** rtcvo. DouMo Ebr* Center?. iToAvy r.inp '-.ir<r< riaSshiatM Flu Door*. Nirtcl Kr.< h . NI Vii IVraelvetc, Unequaled hi later?a}, it, FluM^ am' " opcmtlon ' Manufacture*; by ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & cz , Cr!*.' :-o - . .xn row MI* KV E. PKOPLKS. \n.l.^,i. * c. TO ALI: WANTING GOOD GOODS O EE IE API I have a K'juil stock o?" II ATS, CAPS? DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. PROVISIONS* HEAVY AM) FANCY GROCERIES, WALK PAPERING, ami manv oilier things loo tedious to men tion, which I will sell low for cash, or to prompt paying customers on time. Give mc a call. "-.?...".. -, A. B. TOWERS. Fehl, 1883 -.? PIANOS ANO ORGANS. HAVING arranged to furnish IAN OS or ORGANS of the lust makes, I de sire to call attention lo the method upon which I do business, and to solicit the pa tronage ul the .Musical public. By buying the Instruments i offer for sale for cash. I can dispose of them at the lowest |x>ssiblc figures, as 1 have none ?it the restrictions which agents selling upon commission la bor under. I keep on hand a supply of Organs which I will he pleased to exhibit to customers, mid will furnish descriptions of Pianos ami prices. Give me a call at G. F. Tolly's Furniture Wnrerooms, on Depot Streit. Correspondence solicited, and promptly answered. T/OLL Y May 17. 1883 ll 3m._ The Best Shoes in the Market. T AM now receiving 111v Spring Stock of J. Men, Women and Children's SHOES. The celebrated 'Hay State'' Shoes-thc best in tlie maiket. Every pair warranted. Cunte and see them No charge for show ing. A. H. TOWERS, No. 4 Granite How, Anderson, S. C. March 15, ISM 35 JOHN S. MATTISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ALL Business promptly attended to. OFFICE-With ll. ti. Scudday. March 22,1883 3<> ?rn THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. S. Stark Martin, June Clinkreales, Lucinda J. Martin, Julio r. Martin, A. E. Martin, Louisa ll. Hall and Minerva Maisey, flaiutitl?, against Reuhen M. Martin. James Ii. Martin, Thomas Martin, Jesse Martin, Louisa Keaton and Mi nerva Barnes.-Summons fur Kdirf-Otmplaint nut Serxtd. To the Defendants Reuben M. Marlin. James lt. Martin, Thomas Martin, Jesse .Martin, Louisa Keaton and Minerva Barnes : YOI' arc hereby summoned and required to an swer thc e?m| hunt in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at lils office, An derson C. H.,S. C.. within tweu'y davs after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer Hie complaint within the time aforesaid, thc plaintiffs in this action will apply to Hie Court for the relief demauded in the complaint. Dated Juno Min, 1SS3. J. C. C. FEATJIERSTON, l'laintitts' Attorney. [SEAL] JOHN \v. DANIELS, e.c.e. To the Defendant, Thomas Martin : Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the forcKolnK is a copy, was filed in tho office nf the Clerk of Die Court of Common Pleas at Anderson 0. H., in the County of Anderson, in the State of South Carolina, on Hie 'ilith day of June, A. 1). is?a. J. C. C. HEATHERSTON, 1'IaintlrkY Attorney, Anderson C. ll., 8. C. Juno 28,1883 50 ? The Bad and Worthless Are never imUatctl or counterfeited. This is especially true of a family medicine, and it ls positive proof that the remedy imitated ls of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved hy the wdiole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country and expressed the merits of H. IL, and in every way treing to induce suffering invalids to use their stuff instead, expecting to make money on tho credit and good name of II. li. Many others started nostrums put up in similar Btylc to IL B., with variously devised names in which the word "Hop" or "Hops" were used in a way to induce peo ple, to believe they were the same as Lion Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is. and especially those with thc word "Hop" or "Hops" in 'heir name or in any way connected with them or their name,4 ure imitations or counterfeit?. Beware ol them. Touch norn? of them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitten, with u bunch or cluster nf green Hops on the white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. Feb 1,1883 29 4 TWENTY DOLLARS. TI1E PENNSYLVANIA8TYLE Singer Machine is the best SINGER EVER MADE. ]5'J----: -j DROP LEAF, TWO R&KSL" :| large drawers, fancy cover - with castors on stand, and *fpw$*r^ tV. ' wind* thc bobbins without GKgSVJu ' running the Machine, for ^<fn J&A j $20.00. Remember, we rif^tS\I i sen<l tue Machine to be 1-Nil sTfh^i'' exa!?>'icd helbro paying ?BSr**gB>Sa anything upon it. Every ^?^1 Machine fully warranted for five years. Address WILMOTS &. CO.. Feb 25-20-ly Philadelphia', Ta. Building and Building Materials. "WT IL BEACHAM, Contractor and a 7. V B.mlder. Depot Street, Anderson S. U, Dealer in Sash, Blinds, Doors Ac. Agent for sale of Rough and Dressed Lum ber, h urmsbes Window and Door, Frames, with sash and doors fitted ready for the building. Orders for Work or Materials promptly executed. April IQ, 1883 40 Gin FISH !??)m GET READY for FISHING. LARGE LOT HOOKS, LINES, And all Kinds Tackle, AT SIMPSON, REID & CO.'S " " DRUG STORE. May 3, 18R3 42 HOR8SAKD CAT ? L J*r2??! 1."w,'?'r? wm inVi. V " 1 ? . Sa? ?Sm,Wfn,y nfr c*n,~ ?."? ? ?l ? DAVID r. ro- - ... ,. CA J'. .'. j iS? ? W??lte* W?hlte, Drngglsts, Nov3?,l?82 20 ly TEA IKKKP (ho best Y,?." rial, Gun Powder n^F ?1'*OQ t breakfast Tea to bV&??^?^ _March ^1883 A* T?*VV???* ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR a* ' ANDERSON g *T?| ALL Business promrAl. . * THE ^MON"ip????r^ HAS nut been started v,i . U?* , i ou nt the loweiVnri^11?^ Gooda can be bought S SS* lh*l g? complete. fe'?-at, and ruy ^ Dry Goods for Ladies' ni"i ? Particular attention" ?2 fe*' gtareta, Cottonades, M^JT^ A rt*t.S,I?ow and "nts. A full line of BARDWARV Cil I NE, of which I bari ? 1NG Mi tuent. ,avc a good aJ: UMBRELLAS-I,adiis'Sui IT ' Buggy and hand Umbrellas 1 n)lf(^ A good assortment of Wall i? Bordering. na" p?p*r lt Crockery and Glassware "uggy Materials. I cannot name all t!ionr?;,.i~ .. will ask all persons fi fe low pnces to gi ve me a CalTfefoi0,00*' I Will say. without fear nf- 5 . bll>?r: i hat better Shoes than I ?r?T^ fuund in this or any other 3efDt"jt > A-B. T0WBH?( June i, iH83 48 R?aD,l?B?*. -TRADE NORMAN'S CORDIAL. -MARK ? KaSS.,^aSSgfe offendive to the taite Btom?c>> .tttealtl? .?^Tr?U;^ if^t Aclt"'y ?' "io BSSS Heartburn, BIclc ?nH v._ ' Headache nad I*^,*?T*? tatcstiaos or a chsWoY?od <?^a NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL rJlJS ^?--??ant and hannlcwaj Black, torry Wino. Doe? not contain OW? and will not constipate. Spec-allv Children' Soa8io*noM ?Si Price a?c. and $i.oo p:r bottle Sold bu O.U bruvjitts and Dnkr, f" Mt?irit?, EX0ELSI0E OHQnOAl (XX Sole Propricton, Walhalla, S. C. U.8.A, J. '5 WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND. It is well known to physician*,and Riss! toot lulu . to suffering women themselves, that ilitj ?re ..ni'Jcct to numerous dtscascs pecul!aru> U sex, such ns suppression ul Inc Mtli!?-.,. piinli and scanty Menstruation, t V.'.-gt-iitinn, I'I'TIW.-J und Falling of thu Wonili, attended with an tnj less train of sympathetic raul constitutional iii ders, which embitters tin- whole liff, int viii have long born considered as plmort inccr^'J But nt lust the remedy lins bc-eu found 111 Dr. J. Eradfleld'a Female Regain to ^ lt is not a "cure-oil," but a remedy for one ci of disensos, all of which pertain lu the Wm Any minorer from the diseases nicntfilmJ t ' take this remedy,and tims relieve hpri?l(irit!>' revealing her condition to any one, and wiik ' subjecting her womanly modesty lo tuorbxkl an examination by a physician. To bring hool th and Impolutas to the homm sulTcrlng women Isa mission listore which r[. favor sinks lulo Insignificance. What earihSyV eiui M -n can compare with on<> which porter.'i fs/ "Thal dire disease whose ruthie** poa?-: Wilber* beauty's trancieiil li-.wir:" willoh KI ves eaao for pal?, Jay for lurrow.w for tears, tho rust- of health for thepn?m- . eese, thu light, elastic step for draining muni nights ol snit repose for heavy limu>?l n-Htl?sHiiess. h'ltimling vigor fur Iniuailwhijil n.-s-'. tin- swia-l Mae. of tull grown ln.-i.iir>tuc . '-mp -md v IiliiTi-d form of eiuuciaiinn,a lc i>; m.-aiul. physical, social und domestic rai. <irm/'iii .-.it nYiysot pain und gloom, ere i., ny crave? Such is the nilflfl jii. tar.* Ill : i ill lill. J. nu.M'I'IKI.Il'K r*K?.%l.l I.i l,,.-., ivhhdi is hence indy nii'laplM1 t\\ lcd ' ".Vi.muirs liest friend." "W'.to-s/' mid all Ihosr- Irrejjalrii ? '? womii ai i cirai mell vi< t<> Hie li?aii<>. ':ei... heiiinyol ? ou?e?, ilisapiK*:-. iii. ' I in-:l. I little nf lils w'oil'ii-rli..-cl All vim MiUVr (r;-:-: -.ny i-f Un-- -li?" i .,-,.-;!... n. ,m?I io five till? gre:n r t . li lin< i-ur.-.l llui.iiiaii', und >>i?i r : . : : il t . try ll. ?. small SllP, <5cctlls. I.'.r-ja:=.r. .\. . ufacliired hy -V. o*?i?FIELD. AUaatol?f For saie by Wilhite & Wilhite, Amie son, S. C. icr at! t i ; s. , ; : - - ?i.*ofto?- >a?... c M; : .ag it to tim. ... ?. :lntlng tact t-i.- "'7 lat*' aceti21su?tdysr<4 UC,M Won will ettrelir r. arv ? In tho Sprlr.r; ti ' dio chaul? 'A~? a> pors'?-' il- SOLO DV Dr??',v I .- tx:wrsi<"i rrtt-asi ...iiii u? Kidney Wort for sale by WilhiteiW hite, Anderson, 8. C._._. KING OF THE SINGERS THE above ia the exact ???" tho SEWING MACH1^B ?? FOB $20.00. It 5s in every respect the very w? ,M Slnger Style of Machines, ??gg^a?U best maniier, with tho latest i?^. for winding the bobbin, the mosteo iont style of table, with ???ffU? largo drawers and beautiful IT STANDS, WITHOUT A BR** King of Singer Maot?B^ Wc do not otk you fr^&J?toW te/m? you are buying. We only w?' . that you really want to buy * M?cn'D are willing to pay $30 for rrr THE BEST IN THE MA?J^ Write to us. sending ?^"infgeD?!^' nearest railroad station. W??lS?*? fA Machine and give instrncUoni|N to examine it before y.upayJ0*"; ^ 720Fim^:St.,Ph?I^PhV March 1, 1883 _ ON 3Q Voltaic Belts npA SdJ^g trial ror SO dara to&an uti^iZ* ?nd kindred ?ronhie?,JF^iuV??3X* sud complets restoration of "^Vo ri?? hff ?Igor, Addrcw as *^7.-~?M*ed it iiirred, as JfcO dsy*' ?rial li ?J'0**0, ? Feb), IOS S"