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WATERSON UEFOKETIIE BANKERS. liv Milken i? S|?eccli <>>i Itt? South unil UH Work nt Ult? l'ust Vitw Yearn. Lot'irfVJi.l.i:, October H.- In thc banker?' Convention to day, after other business was concluded, and the officers for thc ensuing yr ar elected, Henry Waterson, by invitation, addicsscd tho convention. After some pleasant allu sions lo banks and bankers, which nut the convention in good humor, Mr. wat erson said : It was not, however, to hear of bank-, bankers and banking, thal you did me tho honor lo call me before you. I am told that to-day you are consider ing that problem that has so disturbed the politicians of live South, and that you wish mo to talk lo you about the South, ll is lin problem al all. I think < iod that at last ive can say with truth il is simply a geographical expression. I Applause.' Tile whole story of the Kout h may he summed up ill the sentence : She was rich, and she lost her riches: she was poor, and in bondage, sin was set free, and she hud to go to work ; HIIC went to work and sim is richer than ever before.'' j Applause.; The curs? of slavery was hers, (uni ?<JlHSed His rod across tho land, and smote the peo ple. Then in his goodness and mercy Ho wavc'l tho wami of enchantment,and lo! like a flower, His blessing bur.-t forth. ?Applause, j Indeed may the South say, as in ibo experience of mc. it is ruro for any to say, with p? rfect sin cerity "Swed are tho uses of adversity.'' I Applause.) Tho South never knew what independence meant until shu was taught by subjection to subdue herself. Wc lived from hand to month. We bad our debts ?nd our "niggers." Under the old system wc paid our debts and wal loped our niggers, 'bul under the new we pay our "niggers" and wallon our debts. ?Laughter, and applause..I vVe have no longer ?my tilaves, but wo have no longer any debts, and can exclaim willi the old darkey nt the caiupmecling, who, when ever ho got happy, weill about shouting "Mess tho Lord ; I'm getting fatter and fatter!" |Laughter.j Tho truth is that behind the great mille the South wore to its shirt there lay concealed a superb manhood. That III?H manhood was per verted there is no doubt. Thal il wasted its energies upon trillos is beyond dis pute; that it took pride in cultivating what it called tho vices of a gentleman, i um afraid must bc admitted, (hil at heart it was sound. From that heurt flowed honest Anglo-Saxon blood, and when it had to lay asido its broadcloth and pul on its jeans, it was ccjiinl to tho emergency. | Applause I And the wo men of the South look their pince hy the side of tho men of tho South, ami with spinning-wheel und plowshare together they made a stand against tho wolf nt the door. That was lu years ago, and to day Ibero is not a reward tillered in a singlo Southern State for wolfishness. The fact is, tho very wolves have gol ashamed of themselves and gone lo work. [Laughter and app'nu-io. | I beg you to believe that in saying this my purpose is not to ainuho or mislead you. Although my words may seem to curry willi thom an unhuriness-like levity, I tissure you that my design is wholly business-like. You cnu seo for yourselves hero in Louisville what thc South has donn, mid what tho South can do. If all Ibis has been achieved without credit and without your power ful nid-1 nm now addressing myself to tho North and Last, which have feared to come South willi their money-what might not be achieved if tho vast aggre gations of capital in thc fiscal centers should add this land of wine, milk and honey to their fields of investment, and give us some cheap rates which ure enjoyed by nearer, but not safer, borrow ers. Tho futuro of the South is not a whit legs (insured than tho future of tho Weat. Why .-mould the money, which is freely loaned to Iowa and Illinois, he rolusetl lo Alabama timi Mississippi. I perfectly understand that business is business, and that capital is ns unscction ni ns it is unsentimental. I nm speaking from neither spirit. You huvo money to luau. Wo have a groat country to de velop. We have givou hostages to for tune, and our works uro beforo you. I kuow that capital is proverbially timid, but what are you afraid of? Is it our cotton that alarms you, or our corn, or our sugar? Periiups it is our coal and iron. Without you, in truth many of these products must mako slow progress, while others will continue to lie hidden in tho bowels of tho curth. With you the South will bloom as a garden and niiimi ??a i? ijoiu mine, for whether you tickle her fertile fields with n straw, or apply more violent titilintiou to her fat mountain side:!, she is ready to laugh a harvest of untold riches. | Prolonged applause. I At the conclusion of Slr. Waterson a speech, the universal com plimeut of n unanimous rising vote or thanks was accorded him. HE OARBIBD THE LAST CONFKPRR ATE FI.AO.-"Talk about my war re cord," said an Arknnsus orator at a po litical meeting. "M'y war record is a part of the State's history. Why, gen tlomeu, I carried tho last Confederate dag through this town." "Yea," replied a bystander, "for I was here at tho lime." "Thank you for your fortunato recol lection," gratefully exclaimed the orator. "It is pleasant to know that there still ?ive nome mon who move aside envy und testify in the courage of their fellow be ings. As I say, gentlemen, my war re cord is a pnrt of tho State's history, for tho gentleman here will tell you that I carried the last Confederate flug through this town." "That's a fact," said the man who had witnessed tho performance. "Ho carried the last Confederate flag through this town, and ho carriod it so blamed fast you couldn't hnvo told whethor it was a Union jack or a srasH-pox warning." Arkansas Traveller i An Ln. us last ic Endorsement. GORHAM, N. H., July 14, 1879. GENTS-Whoever you are. I dou't Lnow; but I thank the Lora and feel grateful to you to know that In this world of adulterated medicines there is ono compound that proves and does ull it advertises to do, and more. Four 'years ago I had a Blight shock of palsy, which unnerved me to such an extent that the least excitement would make mc shake like the ague. Last Mny I was induced to try hop Bitters. I used one bottle, but did not see any change ; an other did so change my nerves that they are now os steady as they ever were. It need to take both hands to write, but now my good right hand writes this. Now, if you continue to manufacturo as honest and good an anido as you do, you will accumulate an honest fortune, and confer the greatest blessing ou your fellow-men that was ever conferred on mankind. Tm BURCH. - The arms .of a boy in Connecticut are growing out of his back. Nature never intended him for a baseball catcher, that's evident. There may be nu advantage in having arms in the rear, but it is not apparent, unless they may be to hug a girl In the presence of others, without being detected in the act. - The pronunciation of the Boston man is sweet to the uneducated ear of the-South. .A Bostonian, speaking of his.experience in an Arakon* prohibi tion town, said: "They -Mid that I cowdenl gat any w'isky here, but it wasn't long until I had three jogs in my tronk." ' Guard and protect yonr health, make use of that true and efficient tonie medi cine, Brown's Iron Bitters. Mallow Crawled n Liar? t'rvm thc H\',\,iumd iJiepnt I.. '/'?, the people nj Virginia: Upon my return booie this afternoon I saw for tho first time thc report of the speech made by William Mahout- in Islo of Wight county on Wednesday, thc 3d instant, as published in the Richmond If'upatch and oilier papers. Thu report sa>s: "?Ie went out of bis way to insult Mr. Cootie, saying that he had held his seat by fraudulent votes, and was therefore a cheat; also, that it was a disgrace to mention his name in connection willi thc legal fraternity." As to his reference to my connection with tho legal fraternity, I have not the remotest idea what he meant. As to ibo other allegation, he knew when lu; made il that he Uttered a delib? rale lie. Ile knew thal the Stale Hoard of CuiivaiMcr* bad unani mously awarded to me Un* certificate of election, ami that after the fullest inves tigation the I (onsc of Representative* had decided that I was legally and fairly elected. Who is this man that traduce* me in my absence 7 Profcsning lo be a Democrat, bc made a corrupt bargain with Republicans, hy which he betrayed his constituents and sold fora price tho peo ple who had honored him with a repre sentativo trust. Pretending lo be the champion of the people, be bas (lone ?nore to debauch public morals and ruin thc good fiarnc ol' the State than any other luau who has ever lived upon her stu!. Protesting bis devotion to tho material interests ol Virginia, he has bankrupted one of her greatest railroads taking care, however, lo till his pockets wiin enormous su i s of money, for which bc has rendered no service whatever. Boasting of bis prowess itu a major general in thc Coll federate army, he gave ii vote in the Senate by which he at tempted to write the word "traitor" upon the brow of every Confederate I i vin? and the grave of every Confederate dead. Calming to be a believer in the -o culled code ol honor, be bears upon his. forehead the brand of "liar ami coward," placed there by Cien. Jubal A. Karly in thc presence of ten thousand people at the city of Richmond. Such a man is unworthy of any lurther notice from me, ami 1 dismiss him as beneath contempt. JOHN CIOODK. j\or/oli; Vu., Ort. ?, 1883. I " - - A good sum of money has boen raised for building ii Methodist church nt Troy, Abbeville County, bul it has been concluded to postpone the work for some time. Executor's Sale. WK will sell on Fl HST MONDAY IN NOV ISM H Kit. nt Anderson C. II.. Three il unfired anil Three Acres of Land, belonging to the Estate of '/.. itali, deceas ed, and known as the Kl rod Trait, timi hounded hy lands of John Kindle}', A. E. Itiee, John Clinkscales and James Craw ford. THUMS OK SALK-One-third cash ; balance in <jiie and two year*, to he secured hy mortgage, Purchaser lo pay extra for all necessary papers. Also, balance of Personal Property be longing to Munt*, consisting of two Muirs and farm produce, tu be delivered at Elrod pim e. Terms cash. ll. ROBINSON, W. Z. McOKK, Executors, i ?ct ll, l.ss.'l i:i 4 r.xixi inn s SAM: OF IWILL sell ut Anderson C. H., S.C., m; SALKDAY IN NOVEMBER next, the Kcal Estate of Jacob Mouehet, deceased, comprising four Tra?is of Land, situate ill Anderson Coll ll ty, in said State, to wll : TRACT N<>. !. Containing ?ino hundred and thirty-two acres, adjoining lands ol' Wm. Hamilton, John W. Howie ami tithers, TRACT NO. Containing one hundred and forty-font acres, adjoining hinds ol* Hoher) IL Heid ?md others. TRACT NO. 3, The Homestead, containing one hundred and eighty-seven acres, adjoining Kev. lt. IL Relu and others. TRACT NO. 4, Containing one hundred and thirty-six acres, adjoining Reuben ITinksculcs ami others. Plats may he seen at thc olin e of Uroivn, Trihhle tfc Brown, Anderson, s. c. THUMS OK SALK--One-third cash : bal ance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day ol sali?, to he secured by mortgage. Purchasers to pay extra foi papers. J. T. MOUCHET, Executor. Oct 4, 1883_ 12 4 EXECUTOBS' SALE. rriHK undersigned, Executors of Mason JL Kay, deceased, will sell at the late residence of said deceased, In Honea Patt Township, Anderson County, 8. C., at tin usual hours of sale, on the 2nd duy ol November, 1N&3, tho following Ken; Estate of said deceased, to wit : TRACT ?O. 1, Containing 150 acres, more or less, lyinn in Honea Path Township, in Anderson Coun ty, in State of South Carolina, and adjoin ing lands of Albert Mallison, Charles I)n vis. Peter Smith, ct al, and more portico ho ly described by plat of same, mp Ia by II. it. Heed, Surveyor, on "2nd June, 188,1. " TRACT NO. 2, Containing 00 ncres. moro or less, lying in Honea Path Township, in Anderson Coun ty, in Statt- of South Carolina, and adjoin ing hind:' of T. A. Hudgens and other*, ar d more particularly described hy plat ol' satin made hy H. O. Heed, Surveyor, on 2nd June. 1883. TKIIMS OK SALK-One-third cash, and balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, to ho secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Pur chasers to pay extra for papers. WM. IL KAY, JOEL B. KAY, Executors. Oct 4, 1883 _ 12 6_ NOTICE OF SALE. IWILL sell nt Anderson C. H., S. C.. on SALKDAY IN NOVEMBER next, foi the heirs-at-law ot Wm. Pruitt, deceased, thc following described Tract ol Land : AU that Tract of Lund containing ont hundred and fifty-three acres, more or less lying In Martin* Township, in Anderson County, and in Slate of South Carolina and adjoining lands of Eva Low, Emily Robinson and others. Sold ns tho Heal Estate of Wm, Pruitt, deceased. This Tract is well watered, and in every respect a first-class Tract of Land. Tnnstsi OK SALK-OnMhird cash, and balunce on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of salo, to be secured by bond and mortgage of the premises.. Pur chaser to pay extra for papers. JAMES H. MCCONNELL, A net loner. Oct 4, 1883 12 6 LAND FOR SALE. WE, O. W. Long, John Long, Henry Long, Cynthia Tate. Eleanor Webb, Mary .Stin ky und Elizabeth lieut ry, l?ga teos of the estate of Wm. Long; deceased, will expose to salo on 8ALEDAY IN NOVEMBER next, nt Anderson, S. C., during the hours of sale, to the highest bidder, all that Tract of Lund belonging to the oatate of the said Wm. Long, de ceased, containing 121 acres, situated in Varenues township, and adjoining landa ol John Long, G. W. Long mid others. The land is well watered, ana a good dwelling house on the place. About GO actes in woods, and a good two-horse farm In culti vation. Terms of sale made known on day of sale. For further particulars apply to John Long. Oct 4,1883 . 12 4 EXECUTORS' NOTICE. All persons having demands against the Estate of the late Z. Hall, deceased, are hereby notified to present them, prop erly probated, within the time prescribed by law, and persons indebted are notified to make payment at onca to the under signed. HL'OII ROBINSON, w. z. MCGEE. Executors. Oct ll, 1683 13 8 -;p?ttl i??AJ'| t ?'i) i ..? ?|>4UU)J M.IUIIJI l- l. ?-..'?" J" .??'.; .t;',v\ '.?.-.?.? vu nt i .. I ;? 1 - ? . -K!|"M ..*'?irl"<? ?. i'J! '. ,:! > .' !. -i ' }?t|l j.tu .np ..: |>.<l?'? .uti !:..'?<.i?. ; M""ll I" '-'I'IIM -"ii ?--i ? . ? ' 1 ?itlJJIl|Mlj |?MIIUI| UH I'Ul I I ?. '?" i . :*?tr? *'i .>! 'MIMIMAMJ.I fi <?? ?. . tv 'III ll(l.>i<J(>llll I I < ?tl I ll .. .. H.I*<|| < iiljilji <. ; i ."I n;-|i;t(..i pim i>|ir-? >: .. ll ".. ..' . . " I . ?' \ i.illus ..<( ?KIU ?Nj vi I ? ->l ., . " ? i * " i r- .'i-,! I ?> ? 'I HUD.ij oi um !.<.-.(.! ;i-> '? ..?i -I -?? ii ; : -ri )?!;.)?|p .< IIIJ'I *| (?11 *l|ll.:..?( \V.X.itl:f .lc 'I v| ; ,- l ..AOI'I'IU j.ii|:<? ..-ii ipi M ?-ii -, i- f -i;i.l jamo i-o? IM|.-I-H>'M .";i ?:--? I??.???.;-i 'i-'? \\ao\xn i nj i '..!?:.t ". . . ^ . r. ?.,?!.>;? ' nu : Aiitiuu'i ".I'liiii .. 11 . i ;. .-.i ; VIVIA I "ill ili ^1 A-n: Jl.liM" '* . . ll ?. I-. |?>( j.iiMii {IIKIII p'M! mo l-l . .; . i> T ? i l j;>|ji! ...?(..??. i:.i .>{i|j .? .??.} .-?1 .! io iiiVi. . . ., tip blUl I'UjMpj -. v.'i . ...? - >Mi.uii.t pun .? <.(...! iii "i '- >? I s? II ilimi i: JOJ IMHO I ? pu: . p \ . i M - i: .ij.M.H U IIIOJJ l.'J.MIIIS M 1.1 >? '? ' M i1"!?'1!! .. ....ri* 'Mino i 'j>JOJ . ijrji 'A'HI limo,i {..inp?.M i "'. i.'- '.i l? '.<i'?"!|l ".Vt ?"liv '*K '.'-'?i '?" "'S I"'M'ip ?:MI>'.1 ..C.ll.|.l| \ 'I! U'i IMJIIII '.|UII|V .*i?~ SMALL Accounts are no hauler lo pay '.villi (miall crops, than full Accounts an'willi full crops. Tin- being Inn1, col lections up tu this lima have licet! fine, ami to those who huve MO proni)>tly "iS<Jl'AIIKII** up with nu- huve my thanks, ami to ll it ?se who have hoi ure Mtlil?U to ilo s.. AT OKt'K, as 1 greatly netti the money to pay my ilehts with. Conic along with your Cotton or Money, [uni if y i ni owe anything pay it, or if you want to trade 1 have a large Stock of GOMIS at prices that can't he undersold. Respectfully, Are., J. J. DA KER. Oct 1, 1883 12 I >i ?? O BT J V IN X TO EVERY ONE. MK. I.. E. XOIIKYCK, M?nerai Traveling Agent ol Messrs. Lutldeii it Dates, is stationed with headquarters at Anderson, S. C., and will tukfl pleasure In visiting ptTNonaKj all persons in the upper part of this State and the hordering Counties of (Itiorgia who desire to purchase " PIANO OR ORGAN. lie represents TEN of the I.EADINtl MANUFACTORIES of the World, and cannot fail to please. Detter satisfaction can ho had in the se lection of an Instrument, and considerable expense saved hy consulting him personally in your own home, Do not purchase without dropping him a caril nt Ander-on, S. C., which he will answer cither personally or hy letter, us you prefer. Sept 13, 1883 ii Cm Money Needed. IRESPECTFULLY ask all who arv in debted to nie hy Note or Account, for Merchandise or Guano, to make payments us soon as possible, as 1 need the moncv. A. B. TOWERS. _ Sept 27, 1883 ll Quick Sales & Small Profits. DRY GOODS. JUST received a full line of Prints, Cash meres, Alpacas, Flannels. A large assortment of Jeans, Virginia Cassimercs, Shirtings and Sheetings, i te 10-? wide, lied Ticking cheaper than ever before, Ac., all to ho sohl at lowest prices, liv A. ll. TOWKKS. Sept 27, 1883 lt NOTICE. OFKU K OF COUNTY COSIMISHIOXBBS, AKOKBSOM, S. C., Oct. 10, 18?;!. NOTICE is hereby given that the An nual Meeting of the Hoard of Coun ty Commissioners for Anderson County will be held at their office ut Anderson Court House on Tuesday, November Otb, ISM. All persons having claims against tho County of Anderson will present the same, itemized and duly veritled, to the subscri ber nt bis olhce on or before tho 5th day ol November next. W. IL FRIERSON, Clerk Hoard Co. Com., Anderson Co. Oct ll, 1883 13 2 Onion Sets. BLOWSDALE Pearl Onion Set*, best Union known. Now is thc time to piant. A. B. TOWERS. Sept 27, 1883 _ ll_ FARM TO RENT. AGOOD FARM, niuo miles West of Anderson, on a Lease for five years, if so desired, to a good, responsible man. J. IL voxll ASSELN. Sept 27, 1883 .11 Oats, Oats. 25?,T\/~\ Bushels of Genuino Rust ?fJ\J\J Proof Oats for Ralo cheap. BROWN BROS. Sept 13^1883 _? Groceries and Provisions. THESE are our LEADERS. The most complote stock ever otlered on this market. Come and get our prices on Mo lasses, Salt, Sugar, Codee, Lard and Can Goods. Wo have enough eatables for eve rybody. BROWN BROS. 8ept 13, 1*83_? _ Groceries. SUGAR. Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Crack ers, Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods anti Fancy Groceries, Oat Meal anti Fine Tea. A. It. TOWERS. Sept 27, 18S3 ll Crockery. IF you want something new, we have just got it in. Prices and gotst* to suit everyone. BROWN BROS. Sept 13, 1883 J)__ WANTED. COTTON SEED COTTON SEED ! I WILL pay (15c.) Fifteen Cents cash per Bushel for 10,000 Bushels Sonnd Wrjr Cotton Seed, delivered to me at this pl ac/-, before tho first of next Novem ber. Will exchange Cotton Seed Meal for Cotton Seed. C. E. HARPER, Honea Path, S. C. Oct ll. 1SS3 18 8ux Large Slock o?' Goods arrived and to arrive, bought greatly under regular prices, and which wc propose lo sell Low Down ! We ijtiole l*ricoN on II few ol' ?ur Leading Unca : D?'YS' fu-si mere Huts worth .Viv : Mens' Cashmere Huts 40c. and .'.tn-., worth l> 7.V. to.fil.?)0 M wis1 Fur Jlatn worth #l.5?. U0O yards Ladies Bress Goods, all wool, au?., reduced from -Uh'., per vard : Alpaca ttl I Oe., worth 15c. Beautiful Dress <;?.'.. at lal t.. I'x .. worth lo -''?. Handsome lim- Cloaks and Jackets, bought (rom Manufacturers at rut prices. SHAWLS. SHAWLS. SHAWLS, CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Il AltlMYA Ki: at prices not before bea d?>f: Mattocks at 75c.; Knives and Forks, ir-,II handle, worth 70?:. per sci ; Knives nd Forks, white horn handle. 75c., WDfll! il.no per set; K niven and I'orks, silver-plated, .fl.7."., worth $2.16 per .-et. All other ki mis ut similarly reduced prices. Tea and Table Spoons al 10c. and aOc, worth ?5c. ami toe. per set. Single Silver-plated Table Spoon.- Wie., worth $1.00 |ierset. Single Sil ver-plated 'l<a spoons loe., worth "Sc. perset. Immense stock of Pocket Knives, tiood l-olajl-.sj Itov's Knife 10c., worth ??Oe. Hood a-hladcd Mens' Knife 25c.; worth Mc, Beautiful Knives for :i5c., 40c. ami nile., worth 50e., ?Uc. and 75c. Boys' Handle Axes, best quality, T.'.e. Single Barrel Shot Guns $3 5n, worth $<;.(><>. Double Barrel .Shot Guns $?).<"?, worth #?.00. Finest Muzzle Loader I), li. Shot (.un $12.50. worth $18.00. A few elegant Breech Loaders at $25.00 and $35.00 that can't be liouubt for less than $35.00 and Slo.'Ai. Joh Lot Shoes ut 75c, worth $1.25. Joh Lot Shoes at $1.00, worth S1..H?. These are ??real Bargains, and should he secured before they are sold out. Mares Bros. & Co s. Shoes at low prices. We have sent samples out to a great many persons, showing their suporlor ? pialitv, ami we now hope that von w ill all collie and hov them. Every pair is gu?ran me.!. ' Ladies' Shoes, all'kinds and sixes. Mens' and Boy? Shoes and Boola in great va riety. Bes-t Corsets at 50c. and "ie. WV ure Agents for 1*1 HUM O NT Hill UTI NOS and DHU. LI MGS, for the HAZ ARD POWDER CO., and WANDO PHOSPHATE CO.,and SHOAL CREEK I'ACTOHY YAUN. Nell the Celebrated STUDEBAKER sud TENNESSEE WAGONS, the BEST in Hie market, anti will always HI V YOUR COTTON at highest prices. JA>~ Come niel sec us and be convinced of all these facts. BLECKLEY, BROWN & FRETWELL. ND -All ]>cr*ons indebted to u.< on any account-for Merchandise, Guano . _l3. or otherwise-are rouletted to anne up VJtOMPTL Y and ?my us. Anderson. S C.. Sept. 1.1. 1883_0_ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. For'Low Prices and Quality of Goods we cannot be excelled. Lose no time in making year selections from our new Stock of MENS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, Gents' Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Cravats, &c. Stay- FRICKS MARKED DOWN to insure ready ?ales. For'a First Class Suit nt a Low Price, and a perfect fit, call on us, or you may miss a Bargain. In our Tailoring Department, Under the conduct of our Mr. J. li. CLARK, wc can always insure a Perfect Fit, and give entire satisfaction. CLARK Ac CO. JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor. Sept 27. lss;t_ll_ C. F. JON ES R. C. WEBB. Dress Goods ! Dress Goods ! Dress Goods ! An Kl? gant Assortment from Sc. up. Calicoes, Flannels, Linseys, Bleachings, Checks, Shirtings, And EVERYTHING else you need in Dry Goods, wc ask you especially to see what Bargains we are Ottering in JEANS of every description. BOOTS ANO SHOKS. BOOTS AND SHOKS. < mr Stock was never so large, and We guarantee to save von money if von buv from u^. M K BE S' A K D BOYS' H ATS. We have already placed our second order for Hats, and all who have seen thom ac knowledge they have never before known such nice gooda for so little money. CROCKERY, C.LASS and WOODENW AltE in abundance at bottom prices. An Elegant Stock of Plain and Fancy Groceries. If you doubt our ability to give you the best Goods for tlie least money, get your prices elsewhere und come to us ami we will soon convince von that voil can" timi the LOWEST PRICES AT O- "ET. Scot -J7. 1883 iTOZCsTIES ii & CO. French China, English China, Majolica Ware, BOIllBItfIA.1V, A.O-A.TJE IRON WARE, THE LADIES of Anderson and surrounding community, with the trading pub lic at large, are cordially invited lo visit my Store and examine my Stock ol Fancy Goods, China, Toys, Bisque, Bric-a-Brac, atid an endless line of general Novelties. Baskets, domestic and imported. The largest display of China and Opaque Ten, Dinner and Chamber Sets that was ever brought to this market. Hundreds of new and useful articles which to be appreciated must be seen and used. A real treat for the Ladies. My Stock of Agate Iron Ware is immense, and for general use it is indispensable. lu addition to above, I also carry n large and well-assorted stock of imported and domestic Basket?, in every conceivable style and finish. China Tea Set of 44 and 4G pieces. China Dinner Set of 51 and 126 nieces. Chamber Set of 10 pieces, in all styles, from plain white granite to the finest French Chin?. Majolica Ware in large assortment and many styles. A nice assortment of Standard Flated Silver Ware. My stock of Stove?, Tinware, Hollowware and House Furnishing Goods gene rally, is thc largest and most complete in the State, und prices will he made as low as anybody would desire, nccording to quality of Goods. An early call is respect fully solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. Repairing, Rooting, ?Ste, neatly and substantially done. Oct 4, 18S:t JOHN 12 H.. PEOPLES. DO NOT BE DISAPPOINTED ! WHEREAS, I have removed from the old stand of McGruth A Byruni to tho low er room, next to the lllaekumith Nt?o|>, on Depot Street, 1 um now prepared to furnish my friends and customers with thc PUREST AND HIGHEST PROOF LiaUORS Of any in the market. I also keep Groceries of all Hinds, Cigars, Canned Goods, ?Sec. J!<r- 1 am agent for the Thompson &, Gerber one and two-horse WACiOXS, nut up al Walhalla, S. C. JS*~ Those knowing themselves indebted to McGrath ck Byram by Executions Notes or Accounts, also tn Mcl?rath, will make it to their interest to call and settle he fore their names are puhlishcd, and Executions, Notes and Accounts are turned over to the Sheri IT for sale. Oct 4, 18H3 12 MCGRATH & BYRTJM. 3m EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Fourteen different Mira and kinda. Five Sises with Enameled Rcvrvolrs. Adapted U all requirements, and priced to inltall puree? LEADING FEATURES: Double Wood Doon, Patent Wood Orate, Adjustable Damper, Interchangeable Auto maUo Bb ult, Broiling Doot, fen laging Hearth Flats, Bwtnrlag Flue-Stop, Beverdblo Ga? Buming ^ont Cnaa Hoes, Doubla Bbc* Center?, Heavy Ring Cover?, Illuminated ru? Doora, Nickel Knobs, Nickel rancis, etc Unequaled in Material, tn Finish, and I* operation. Manufactured by I3A AO A. SHEPPARD A CO., Baltimore, Md. _ "SD roa SALS ar J. R. PBOPLKS. Asidercon. fi. C. Carpets and Rugs. AFRESH let of Carpet samples, and a beautiful line of Rngs and Mats. Call and see them. My stock is complete in all ils departments, prices as low as any other hons?, for the same quality nf Goods. I ask an inspection by my friends and cus tomers. A. B. TOWERS. No. 4 Granite Row. Sept 27, 1S8S ll Blankets "and iVirsailici Quilts. THE finest lot of Blankets. Crochet ant Marsallles Quilts, in Town. -ALSO, Ladies Cloaks and Shawls, and Yanke, Notions. For sale low by " A. B. TOWERS. Sept 27, 1883 || N'OTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Thc undersigned, Administrator "f Ute Estute of William Tim?, deceased, hercbv fives notice thal ho will, on the'Jul li day pf October, I8S3, apply to tl"' Judge ?> Probate of Anderson County for a riniil Settlement of eui?! Estate, mid a discharge from said Administration. , , JOHN \Y. UANIKLS, Adm r. S.-pl ?7, l-l ll ;'' VT" OT I CK FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, Executors of the Estate of Sa ndi Seaborn, deceased, will apply to tl:?; Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on thc :ii>tli day uf October. ISM. for a Filia! Sell lernen I and discharge fruin >;iid ellice a-. Executors ol' said Eal ate. .1. lt. E. SLOAN, I?, IL J:, SLOAN. Executors. Sept LSS.i il Temperance Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because of thenon-removal pf the cause -liquor. The way to make a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that car ry so many bright intellects to premature graves, and desolation, strife and un happiness into so many fan \]::s. It is \ fact : I'.ROWN'S IKON ii KS, a t.: non-alcohol* i: '.. eic, m i-io ni li.'.honore, ri !..l y thc Brown Chemical (. mi ; iny, whoarc old drug ; . : ... 1 in ' i ry ? irticu i.lid.-le, -.nil, by reinov t:.,; Tjying appetite cf thc htiiiUaid, and hy curing iii? net votisr.css, weakness, tin! gunn..! .1! health i suit it hom ii.t.'iiipciiiiice, do i r-e- to pe ii lc temperance, i i i!..- bl?i ? bl i-.iisc thr.n . e itthcr iii .iiiitow Uiiov :t. li; a '..-..ll authenticated f.; that many medicines, >, : i.c;.illy biltors/arenoth Inti cheap whiskey vilely c incocte-d for use in local option countries. Such is not the eise with BROWN'S IKON HITTEKS. I tis a medi cal . a cine for weakness an.i decay in the nervous, i-.ui3cu!.ir. and digestive or I;nv. i f Iii : body, produc ing '/.>.<!. ':oh blood,health and livngih. Try one bot tle. Price ?LOO. Brown's Iron Hitters for sale bv Wilbite I >t Wilbite, Anderson. S. (J. or ALL ?.TB : TOR HAH AND BEAST. _ r."raore than a third of a century the . .-^..ciiti ttluntnner I.inimonthasbeen .T.n to m)nions ull over tho world as \ ? '..j Bafo reliance for tho reliof of . r.ts anil pain. It la a medicino , y-Pgeoana praise-the beet or lt? . NU. i or every form of external pain MEXICAN ... -Mustang Liniment ls without an eoual. ? lt penetrate* rte ill and muscle to . ; ..:c very bone-making tho continu i?vLV? y. ptun und Inflammation impos . 'lu.}nJXi$?S}?lnpon Uum?? Flesh and ?x?La?oo ?toSca? aroe*uaU* wonUel I MUSTANG ? Liniment ls nooded by aomebody In erory house. Every day brings nowsS T?*,*SDY of ?n awft?? ??Od or barn subdued, of rbeamatlo martyr? ro ^J^'^r.,.a Ora?P*b,? horsed' ox .area by tho healing power of this LINIMENT SS5%i5umt5"?* I?mineu. Old gg. yPPlsa?. Cahea Brcact. and .afr Vba^si4?^ sss ^PT*/1??? ?winnjr, StlflT Jol?U. tS*S?*E*??J**h <ycrew Worm, Seato, ???.?d Stoek tardai uL>UT THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOB MAH OB BEAST, . orly cw vtetfaS of^S2?./V7aferln?' ?ida fe Townsend's Cotton Seed Oil Mill OFFERS lo tin? public <lry, well .cooked COI TUN SHED M KAL at li cents per lb. A most valuable feed for milk cows, making the butter rich and yellow, and increasing the How of milk. Au i iiNiirpiisHtMl Fertilizer. Cotton Seed bought : or exchanged for meal, the same US the large mills. JOHN H. TOWNSEND, President, July 12, J*h3 i>-_ OSBORN & McGUKIN SVTSDIIII&OIX, .S. C., MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in all kinds of DRESSKI) LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, ?LINUS, MAN I LKS, MOLDINGS, BRACKETS, BANISTERS, -awed und turned. Factory Near Railroad Depot. \y, OitlST MILL will run every day July '.S. 188'? - Dry Goods and Notions. \\J I', are just from market, ami have sc * ? leeted .1 large stock ol Cashmeres, Laers, Ginghams, Calicoes, Flannels, Blan kets dre., it depressed prices, and we pro nos^ io set at lower prices than everhelorc. 1 It BOWN BUOS. Sept 13, 1883 ? FOU rr r,z> s HORS - AKO CV. : LL Pt V. 1. T.Y. Z No HORFK will ?lie "i roue. HOT? or Lti.so Fa TKK, If KouU> Powdcni ?ire weil In limp. Kouui Powder* will cur? niid prr\ PHI Ile ICIIOI.KHA. PouU'a Powder* ?ill prevent fla Pfc* IN FAWIA t'outz'n Powileni ?ill larrea ellie ?uantll;. o? milk 9r.1i cream (went) por cent., nial innkti tu? butler Arm and ?wept. loni? Powders ? *! piiiv or 1 rv? ni ni mo?I KV? nv Dii<?.- hr to willi lt Mowen 1*1111 . .-.itt'- aro atlhjert. Foi rart I'liwiiutu wit-- ..\\>. .->. 1 i>r.\<iiiiN. Eoltl evcrywliei-f. DAVID r. TOWT; Proprietor. BAZ.vi?:QBr,aiD. For sale by Wilhite fe W?hlte, Druggists, A nderson, S. C. Nov 30, 1*8*2 20 ly V^R;"CWANCANV,( HEALTH OFWOMAlA ^Qs(wPATHlZEWlTH%*ts THE HOPE 017 >Y WOMAN. <V^CTHE RACEI-M s J'y CD ?0- j's LYDIA E. P1NKHA1WS VSQSTABLg COMPOUND. A Sore Care for nil PE ll ALE WEAK? >'i:s.Sl-:s, ? m liii?:: T I.ciirorrltmn, Ir reunlnr and Painful iKcnurnntlon, Icflnnnnntinn mut I'lt-t rnllim ol* the Womb, Flooding! l'ltO LAPSl'S CTKIUi ?S e. fyripawjl tu ti t- nt-1'.-, enVnclous and lmnr-.i:?to in it?effect. It Isa(frc.-it li -l|>iii iireirnanry. mid n> liuvcapa!)i ilorlnK lal* rand at ri gular iK.-> i? d:?. unsitiAXsrsKiT AMI rnrsinmr. IT FIIF.LI.Y. I-."Fun AM. WEAKKI-SSI-S of Ibo ceneraUvo irpans of tither fi s. lt ls neeund to no remet)} that Lax ever !irin tofi.rj tit? punl'Ci ac J for ?.lt dlmases of Ute KIKNBTS it ? tin- Onalttl Kemali/in ?ht 'J'orW. Cf KIOM'.Y CO"UVI.AINTS ofEUUcr Sex ?indtircut Bellefin Its Use. LYDIA E. PISmiAM'H BLOOD rmOTEB wHl .rail not.- livery vintiwu ot IIUIHUIK tram tur Blood, al thc name limp will jrho tono omi i-trt njrth to thesyiteui. A-? marvellous lu lewiltaaatboComiioiiui. LrTButh tim Compound and Blood ruiirii-r oro rre pnn-d ot 223 and S35 Wefteru Avenue, Lynn. Uar*. Prii-o of either, IL Fix bottle? for 85. Th- COmpoi nd is tent by mall In the form of pilli, or of lon-WU >-, '.n rereipt of price, $1 per box for either. Mn. PiiiL-hnm fp-i-ly answ-rs all li-ttera of Inquiry. Enelosc3cent Malup, fiend for pamphlet, ifenf foil fin* Piipfl*. rs^T.vm? FI. nx-niAM'H Livra rn-LS purr c.-nut pa Ion. ;\:;?-jar.eiiaaiulTurpMity of the Ll?-, r. ? . l'?-Sold by oil Mrnn?lntH.-?"? f? Vegetable Compound for sale by Wil hite Wilhite, Anderson, S. C. Tne is ad ann worthless Are never imitated or aiuntcrfeited. This it especially true of a family medicine, and il is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of tiio highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by tbc whole world that Hop Bitters waa the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up and began to steal the notices in which tbe press and people of the country and expressed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to use their stufl instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good namo of H. B. Man" others started nostrums put np in similar stylo to H. B., with variously devised names In which thc word "Hop" or "Hops" were used in a way to induce neo Sle to believe they were the same as Hop itters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their atv le or name is. anti especially those with the word "Hoi)'* OT "Hops" In their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Beware ot them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch ot cluster of green Hops on the white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. Feb 1.1883 20 4 New Advertisements. :FXACTO-:&OR'I?X!JS. UNEQUALLED IN Tong, Toncli,Wor?maji?iIilp & Duraoility. WILLIAM KR?ABE Oe CO. Koa. 2T4 and au? Weat Baltimore Street, Dalt I more. No. 113 Fifth Avenue. New York. TO A'iTv?l?f?S?BlB.-Lowest Kates for ?drer Uslnfr in 977 good newspapers gent free. Ad dresaj.ho. 1'. ROWELL A CO?, 10 Spruce ?t., N. Y ""WE WANT ONIi.^?rR."TWO RELIABLE, INDU8TItI0U? MEN IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY ??. Ti? BFhh OUR roruLAii BOOKS. Offer liberal Inducement?. Applicants will pie*? give age, experience (If any) and reference as t< character and babita. A SPLENDID CHANCE for men who are not afraid of work and want tc niako money. Apply In pertbn or by letter lo B. F. JOHNSON^ A CO., 1013 Main 8trect, Blchiuond. Va. _8ept S.JjS^ 8 Rm_ TWENTY DOLLARS. Singer^Ma!^^^ best1 SINGER EVER MADE. lEgg&irt DROP LEAF, TWO BBBfifipTr'j large drawers, fancy covei SSgSB?SSiyA. with castors on stand, and ?HM fZEP winds the bobbins without Ml. yflkTl running the Machine, foi ^TOJBLRBM $20.00. Rememhcr, wc J?j XaM send the Machine to l?? lhAB m0nMA examined before paying ?MrtSSBa anything upon it. Every ^^i.' Machine fully warranted for five years. Add; ess _ v". _ WILLET8 & CO., Fob 2g~2&-.iy Philadelphia, fa. ON 30 DATS' TRIAL ?f^, ^^'J** roMo r*llon ?f he*\l\i a?l fmul !*?^J, f.?4?*y V aboT?.-N. IL-No risk la In BEPA?Pv KSI) mum THE EUREKA GIHI TS the greatest Invention ot ta JL kind. It is ai? my, t.truij way of whetting Qln>u?i,v3 the old-faahioned way of whsl of the past. Thc reason ?hr ?1 bio to all others \z. it bing? m of the tooth. 1 am now prtpu very best of work ba Bharptuid ivs well as general repairingofi thc lowest prices. Per-oniTciJ Machine for ten dollars, Mri 31 sharpening. Any one can minute--. Sa'.isf;ietion L- ^.J immense sal? of tins Macbin? guaranty of its merit. AlUu it are delighted with ita work.' either State, County or indiri Information concerning itches AU orders for whetting or rtpj, bo handed in at once or vtri>4 OFFICE-Up-stalra, over W'J stor.. on Granite Hiw, Anchi E. \ july 20, 188:; ",I h?T0 known and vritehid ii H9E erly ? Vu SS V? ?tafe, H did ut ? ? ttt"*l every eas., thstJSSS* BJLJH a euro. In all niTlifr t ? a-T tbat would M ful I iLhtte"'<tdH mended todo. r ?^aplish J I have known sod H?ITRII?.THB than twenty vea/. Md h.?^ . *fli reaulu fromItauMthia1?!5* ont of the I'han?? ffl ?fl .ntidotf to all ?ortto?L^J? ,_ 5j?| WHAT DRUOGlsS Who have Seen the Effceu of H SCRILLEB & STEVENS \vjHi 8. MANSFIELD ? cfl| nave seen S. S. S ?top tht half irS? v7. H. PATTERSOS, fl We do not bceitate to ny fat rfl "?ve ?old moro of Swift'? StwiScllfl all other Blood Purifier, com&H ttntoniahln^ resaltf. OnecenSfl a dozen bottled My? that it bucht? tlian treatment wblch cou him tiUjBl baa uaed lt for a Scrofulom .ffciM rn anent care from Us usc. TB VAN SBAACK, STEVENSoflj 01,000 REWAIlIf Will bo paid to any Chemist who ?fl ysta or 100 bottles 3. 0.6., one pinfl lodldo Potassium, or any mmcriliiJB THE SWIFT SPEcflj DnwuuHj fi"Write for the little boA, wtlcflp freo. Price: Small -' . $1.00 per DOttfl (holding doub.u itity), ?fl gists roll iL Specific RemeS Woman's VtH BB?SFXELS'S FEMALE m Is a result .4 a skfJlfal and K'.S? W.taatspecial cl&saof medlcinoofl U therefore a upeciat remedy ?BK pertaining to the womb. Il<H \W2\8l .?upPrcMe4 or painfafl tho \t hites, ami Partial ProhfflE Challenged. In theso -ases it iWS reuet, and permaseuUr rr it SM Btrual fnnctlon, and t 1 nflBM ?rom a long train of dlstrtroos (HR an unfailing remedy to be used GS9B period known a? "ChanwofW valuable preparation hu no riritflB *?l?-'h-Hmall iUe, 75*.; LttjffiSS MOTHER S Fl? QUIGS AND EASYOHnj This ison Inesllmableboon M lng women. When applied aecorWB] Insureoa aafe, qiilcknnclcoinpaBB less delivery. HiousandsotwjaM| gratefully teMify to the wonderh?B| great rcmcdr. It not only tb<^HE reasons the intensity of pain, twigg thereby greatly diminishes U'gB of both motherand child. TraM Butlering woman Ia Holmei*Lln^B er's Friend. ".JW . Price, SI.50 per bottle. 6tiflB receipt of tho price. ?55-Sold by all I)rugj?lsA KM Til ESK lUUtEDlES PBCAUD|J| J. BRADS No. 108 S. Pryor Sf" ?? PEYOR'SPH-EIJ OINTMENT, f. T'OT this annoying tronhlelftu1 kindred diseases. From MontgOTnsTT. A*t? had beensor^oiji^^"--. . taiui^ immediate relief and OJ laing Pryor'? Ointment A gentleman write* Wg Pryer's Ointment in anaogm tight wars standing, and In aa lt maun a compltl* cure. . Bent by mafl on JW?M Sold by Dmpc?t? and DjtWM Prepared caly by theeola PM? Naioap?o'! KING OF THE FOR $20^ Itislneveryresgt^' Singer Stylo ofijffiwi* best manner, with ?? fa# , King of Singer Wedontac^^ffjM ?Aol you ??Kfnttoboj? that yon really wantv^ | aro willing topay ^'gB j THE BEST Vf j .Write to ns. SM nearest ^Wfflgg? Machine and rf" ^payf*Y to examin? Wort y^Qr4 20 Wftert^S