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.,r AGNEWS. tilt* MKNT.ON. . king season is about over ??a |**,HB "f a nianing machine ^?eHiuppHeii with fr"*h . merit's are receiving their ,?,|,en i- now feasting on ii.|e>>p with one eye on your Ulintfcotton hroughl ni cents Ijgrin Anderson. 1 -?on bas appointed Thursday, ^Thanksgiving Day. ithst it ia becoming fashionable K?(ocarry walking canes. , L.. rou can go fruin Anderson grJrand return for $3.80. ffilhite tells the biggest cat tale I ?J lately. As^ bim about it. .'-Kar, of Hopewell township, r?jn. with some very large tur . ?,I, lV. Mayfield offer a six ?regine for side in another col Iainun of 1,10 County Commis important notice in another ,a,lVS are cheap now. They are "j the streets at fifty cents per r g. & J. T. Williford ollera *?? of land for sale in another I-vitnl lot now occupied by Dr. [>. offered for sale. See adver ..til population of the city is in Ffino little fellows were bon; nr. -,Jtobter Allen is erecting a neat ??.jW'rft Greeley street, near Capt. Ric.' ?Menee. Ldtdwiige in Messrs. J. A. Dan ns, bgon's and Hill & Harrison's Leets in tili? paper. luurade of the cadets of the An ?arrAcademy attracted consid gydon on Monday afternoon. ?rifrUA' Harrison, draggists, have Wi wy larne and attractive sign ^jijttrcet, opposite their store. ui fame are two things that ?rftiniest for : and after death one Ijotabout as much to them as the id the young men have already ssi laying by their spare dimes ita to buy their girl a Christmas t .:nted siitecn mountain "seimon L loaded with apples, cabbago and a on die streets of the city last Cc!:tnbia <fc Greenville Railroad brr claims that its passenger fares teased |1,000 a week since the new kl-keener filled out a considerable ?/?:snk receipts on Salesday, but pris not vet exhausted. Come up I?. t'tttndance of the members of An iXririon, Sons of Temperance, is ib evening. Tlie Division n.eets ?dc fawell, Ga., Stun, of last week, ?Horton tfe Bro., of Anderson, S. iprcbased F. M. Butler's business idiot. ftrerly House of this city is apop Djith the drummers. They like ?Sunday lhere. Fowler knows led them. s?fielj Chronicle says. "Mr. J. A. SM Augusta, originally from An ?30W railroad agent and telegraph tu Trenton." 7min who has a soft head should -J conclude to wear a soft hut, st style of stiff felt would g.) en irf fashion. slrost of the season appeared on Bfa morning. Ice was noticed in ?friday morning. Since then we lailglith.il weather. ?il the residence of tho bride's 0Thursday, 1st inst., by Rey. M. ?.-u. Jj. Suiriey and Miss Mary ?of this County. 'guested to announce that a ^'Brushy Creek Grange will be today 17th inst., nt 2 o'clock p. S?ilttn(?ance is desired. Bow bas written an essay entitled lp Married Without a "Master." .Mn nine cases out of ten, gets a '?toon as be gets married. feats for the M. C. A. next fl? conduct thc afternoon meet W Mattison : to visit the Poor UP. Hubbard and H. G. 8cuddoy. ^Council have ordered eighteen a lunpa, of the same pattern as * in use on the Court House ">e people will * ppreclate this ?tt Annual Trade Review of Au ^published by the Chronicle and *?K bas been received. ? It is a ;r P*Per, and is gotten up in band it received a copy of the Free Press, 5? winch made ita appearance at *7?Ut week. It ls .published by * A Britton, at $1.50 per year. '?.access. ^brelles 1 re now used instead of ft9 9*11 at a fashionable wedding, .?wdlng ihe happy pair resume ^^0^ taking any umbrella they feulu: "What is more terrible ^?rtainty of a woman's love?" B"T* whether her father's ?cud pup will be hanging around '"ea you go out. 5fB-i> directed to the advertisement J?. Bart A Co.. wholesale fruit ? Marleston. They are reliable 3*2 nnv orders entrusted to ?"?WTe prompt attention. ?*$7 is the 400th anniversary SSW of Martin Luther. Rev. L ?-P*?tor of the Methodist ^ nola services on 8unday in "???? of the great, reformer. B?!,?:w<> months yet, and the hTkn P10!*081??. It'll be Leap t?t w> Muster np courage, ?ZJSS? ??'eral bashful fellows .axlously waiting for the time. feu?1?"?.1 5PU?n ?P by the *nW?furMj.?? Roberte' Church, ? in.rlmTova a Store on to-morrow itkt^?011 and ?vening. A pleas ?? ?tore for those who attend. ?t^V0011!" 8aIJ one of our ?*tt?2!i0t?ie.r n'?bt, as he bade bia figod night, ?No, don't," ?he *kflini ?;.ime a few ni8fats and ^??hc"yourprayer ha? ?1Th.1/l6?tfiV?r? of tl?e 2nd inst., -?*hy Cr?* township, thh j.'JJ occurred on last Thursday ^^mriac?ui??0r8ble. UPr,gll, ^af?f?" of Mr. Robert 1* w2^"?he^,8 residence, neat Rirfcffi??* 81?t ult., after 1 IS ??SssVfSSt His remain? wen ^^tVSSr on Thursday, Rev ^conducting tho funeral ?or ??ute00. one of Walhalla'i ff been ,iil"and. charming vonni ^5 ber sister, Vrs. / 7,PJeaaed to see her In An day was ??pHo^^ making a shujle arrestXhTg the^a^d filly ono after dark. The land Ji\lr,i for sale was sold at fair J^,*?jgjg* thu scarcity of money. ?sminng IJH.VM- r^"??t^ to announce that Ml Bethel Division, ?ons of Temp?rance will have a public meeting on next ?at , night at Mt. Bethel Church! .N^r L ?? n" \vi!i\ , w i V' Tr?,'We ?iaxtcr 'nfl! ii- del,ver addresses on the occasion 1 he public are cordially i"v?ttt| >o attend.' Kev. 0 M. Rogers hos joined the follow. K.couPj?. in the holy Lids of wSk \i r .V.-,,R'S MI? M'?rv Cryines Mr A1'r,,? ,vav,!,ml M?* s ' . Roberson Air. lt . ( iH,"i|er al|d Mj J{ A . mm; Mr. C. (?. ?|iutt and Mi's l'oore. ' *?. Messrs. Heed A Moorhead, our maret neighbors, haye a new sdv^isen??t h tins issue which everybody should rea especially those indebted to them. Tl ev have a nice linc of general dry ?mods and groceries, and sell then, as cheap as ? ?nine goods can he bought elsewhere, fall on them. The Greenville .Wu-.., of last Priduv, savs . ^hornos Benjamin, colored, a resident' of Williamston, was before Com missioner Hawthorne yesterday on a charge of re moving and concealing distilled spirits and selling the same without payinR the special tax He was committed to jail in default ol bond for Ins appearance u' th? District Court." Tl e I'ufmetto Yeoman, of Columbia S C has recently been enlarged. Heretofore it has been published as an evening paner but now it makes its appearance twice ? day-morning and evening. We consider the 1 eoinan one of oar best exchanges and t gives us pleasure to note this evidence of its prosperity and progressiveness. Suc cess to you, Uro. McJuukin. Thu Columbia Reguter says about 'jr,0 rods or companies from .South Carolina in the Confederate service have been sent lo ibo Adjutunt and Inspector General's office 94 are in course of preparation and about 1U4 remain unaccounted for. It is earnest ly urged upon those whose dutv it is ami pleasure it should be to furnish these rolls of the gallant Carolinians that thev go to ' work and prepare them. Our young friend, Hubert N. Clarke, who ; has been engaged in Charleston for the past year or two ns collector for the Singer Sew ing Machine Company, has resigned that 1 position and gone to New Orleans, where 1 he is engaged us citv collector for thc Wheeler it Wilson Sewing Machine Com pany. Hob has a thorough knowledge of 1 the machine business, and it gives us pleas ure to note his advancement. The railroad authorities have removed the turn-table from ; lie Blue Ridge Yard in this city to Columbia. This turn-table wai put up by the old Blue Ridge Railroad Company, and is, perhaps, one of the best i pieces of work owned hy the C. A G. It. R. < As far back as wo can remember it has been < used as a plaything by the boys, and we can call to mind three of them who have had their legs broken or mushed while plav- , lng on it. ' An election on the prohibition question i came oil in Hart County, (Ja., last Satur day, and resulted in a victory for the pro- '. bibitionists, they carrving the County by 400 majority. Messrs." L. P. Smith anil H. G. Scudday, of this city, went over there t and addressed a prohibition meeting on ( Friday night. They say tho enthusiasm and excitement displayed by the people was almost equal to the memorable campaign in J South Carolina in 1U7G. Messrs. Osborne <fe McGukin's plank kiln at their planing mills on Depot street was destroyed by lire on Tuesday afternoon. ; The kiln was recently built at a cost of $350.00, and was thought to be perfectly safe on account of its peculiar const ruction. It contained over five thousand feet of lum ber. The damage and loss will amount to 1 about $100.00. These gentlemen ure lltlfor- ? t?nate, as this is the third kiln they have had destroyed by lire within the past year. Miss Eliza Bailey, a highly respected lady i of this County, died at the residence of her fl brother, Mr. it. S. Bailey, near this city, on last Sunday morning, after a long illness with that terrible disease, canner. Miss Bailey was in the G7th year of her age, and tl had been a consistent member of Midway J Presbyterian Church the greater portion of her life. Her remains were laid to rest in Midway Churchyard on Sunday afternoon, t Kev. D. E. Frierson, D. I)., conducting the [', funeral services. t List of letters remaining in the Pos to Hice at Anderson for the week ending Novem ber ti : Kev. J. Douglas Brown, Seaborn jt Chamblee, Miss Minnie Clinkscales, J no. si R. Leverett, J. T. Elrod, E. J. Earle, J. A. P Elgin, Miss Kemi Gaines, Thomas Jeffer- a son, M. B. Jackson. Singleton Jordan, P. ft J. Johnson, M. Hushell, Howard Kay. Joe & Keown, Quincy Leverett, Samuel Mct'ully, Sallie Marlin." Y. B. Martin, Rev. L. rt. Mccormack, Mrs. A. M. Rochester, Mrs. ?J Susan Spencer (2), Levi Thomas, Geo. W. ? Tucker, Geo. Webb, C. L. Webb. vv e received a can on mst rfonuay from JJ Mr. J. H. Ayers, who is now canvassing the County selling Murray's Great Repub lic, County, Railroad and Distance Map. bi Wo have examined it, and can truthfully O say that it is one of the completest and best arranged maps we haveever seen. It shows every County in the United States, giving 3 thc distance between the towns, and is full . of general stat ?sties and useful information. D The map is 4oxo0 inches, and finished in handsome style. It was published this year. It is sold at a remarkably low price, tl and every household should buve one. a C The Columbia Register contains the fol lowing, which we publish for thc benefit of the boy cigarette smokers of Anderson. Read it, boys : "It ia a rare thing to find a o fast boy who will listen to a word of ad- o vice, but still we hope that some of our o Columbia boys will be induced to take warning from thc fate of a young Brook- ^ lynito about fifteen years of age who re- _ cently died from nicotine poisoning caused bv smoking cigarettes. Just about the fl time when they ought to be at work dili I gently, learning something that will be of 1 use to them in life, too many of our boys are trying to ape the habits of grown men, and thin?, it's an indication of smartness to do so. But as they strut along the streets puffing their little cigarettes they don't excite as much admiration as they think they do." At a meeting of the City Council, held a \ few dayB since, a committee of three was { appointed to prepare a petition, to be pre- ( sented to the taxpayers of the city for their signatures, asking the Legislature to ern ? t power the Council to levy s special tax lor ( the purpose of establishing an efficient fire t department in this city. The Council de- ' sire to raise ten thousand dollars, it so | much be necessary, to be paid in one, two ' and three years in equal annual install- ? ments. It is proposed to buy a first-class ? engine and huild as many cisterns as may , beDnecessary lu different portions ol the city This action of the Council is right ! and'proper. Anderson has been exceeding ly fortunate since thc war with fare, but we , cannotexpect to be a. ways so fortunate. If a fire were to break out on the Court House Square, it would prove very disastrous, for the buildings are so compact and the streets so narrow that it would be impossible to pi event the spread of the fire without a well equipped fare Department. The peti tion hos recd ved the signature of nearly every citizen to whom it has been present ed, and if the Legislature wiH empower Um Council to levy the tax, lt will only be two or three months until wc will bayena fire H?wrttu?it in keeping with our growing city. _ WiLHirx^s ETB WATKB is a sureourefbr sore and inflamed eyes, partial bHndness 4c. If you have not used it, ask: j our 1 neighbor about it. It is guaranteed to give 1 ffi and if it does not come back mid get your money or try another bottle free. ' The best preparation in the market for deansin* preserving and beautifying the rJSh bining the gums and imparting a I del ciou? to the breath, ti W&n* i odontinftWarranted not only to bo harm ?ei bu Uhe best Tooth Powder-tb.-car,i be . used. For sale only by Wilhlte* W?hlte. More new Dress Good?, Bleaching*, Cal i they ure. f* f , ? T.,.t rflcoived u largo stock Mens and I Street. . , ! 25cP6oIo?nc,for?l.VOi^byA Mall Itoutet. Thc Postmaster-General has advertised lor proposals for carrying the mails in thia ?,TY iirolu J,,l-V lst- ??*.. to June 30, iwe. i reposals received until 3 p. m Jun.-,> lHsi Decisions announced on or before Marc!,... Contracts to bc Hied in the Department, duly executed, on or before May 17. issi. Proposals must be addressed io the "Second As.?i*tant Post master (.encrai, I'oslolllee Department. Washington, 1) C., marked, "ProiHisals," ??ate ol a. c. The routes to be let nut in tin* I ounty are : Ulli'. From Anderson C. H.. by Slorc vi.ie, Stony Point, Motietlsville, Crafisvillc (?.a. i. and II ulme ville, to Kuckersville, 34 miles and back, twice a week. Leave An derson t. ll. Tuesday and Friday ai 7 inn; Arrive at Kn, kersville by 7'p tn - Leave Kuckersville Wednesday and Satur ?lay at , a III; Arrive at Anderson C. ll. t?y ? p. m. Bond required with bid, $7o<) 14113. Tn,m Anderson C. H., by Roberts, bailler* Creek. Anderson ville, liroyles, 1-air Hay, T?galo, Bachelor's Retreat, Westminster, Oak way, Tokeena, Towns? ville, and Olio, to Anderson C. ll. equal t-? lu mile-and Lack, three times a week. Leave Anderson C. II. M onda v, Wednes ' ay, and Friday at 0 a in : Arrive ul An derson C. H. same days bv 8 p. m. Bond required willi hid, $1,200. 14114. From Anderson C. H., by Neal, ?^eva, and Clayton, to Hones Path, 18 unies and hack, once, a week. Leave An derson C. Il, Friday at G a III : Arrive at Monea Path by 12 ni; Leave linnea Puth !? mini' .1 I .... ? rpi. 1 ,.,?". ll. Uv 7 |i. m. Bond required with bid, ?Ji.?o. 1411',. From Ander?on C. li,, by Moun tain Creek, Huck Mills, Holland's Store, un.I Oak Bower (Ga i, tn Hartwell, 22 miles and back, twice a week. Leave Anderson C. H. Monday and Thursday at 6 a in"; Arrive al Hartwell by 12 111; Leave Hart well M.imlay and Thursday at 1 p in : Ar rive at Anderson C Ii. by sp m. limul rc ipiireil will, bid, $5011. 141 HJ. From Williamson, by (i.iMcu Springs in. (i.i, Newell, Brushy Creek, Equality, and Piercctown, to Wiliiumstou, equal t.i li,j miles and back, three times a week. Leave Williamston Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 a iii ; Arrivent Williamston hy 0 p in. limul required with hid, $S(I0. 14117. From Helton, by Toney Creek, Alba, Line Creek, Tumbling Shoals, and Goodgion's Factory, to Laurens C. H., 3U miles mid hack, three times a week. Leave Helton Tuesday, Thursday, ami Saturday nt U a ni ; Arrive at Laurens C. H. by fl I?, ni; Leave Laurens c. vt. Monday, vVcdiiesduy, and Friday at (Ja in : Arrive nt Belton hv ii p m. 'Bond required with bid, il,loo. Congressman Aiken has sent UH lunns for I'?'IM and hoods, which will he furnished those who desire to inuke bids These forms can also he secured at the PostotHce in this city. WM hope some of our citizens will put in bids lor the above routes. I.oul. out for Frauds ! The genuine "Hough on Corns'' is made nilly by K. S. Wells (Proprietor of "Hough .11 rats"), and has laughing face of a man JU labels. I.V. it 25c Bottles. ?totter 3linn Ever.-Large arrivals of Buggies of all styles just received, select Mi by nie in person whilo in Cincinnati. Ito sure to call on me when you want to my. Those owing for Buggies und Sewing Machines will please remember when their lotes lull due. C. A. REED. Try Reed ,fc Webb's line Cnn Powder md Oolong Teas, mixed, for a delicious Irink. I used Swift's .Specific (S. S. S.) for a bad ?ase of Blood l'oison from Malaria, and am at is tied that it saved my life, as I was giv 'II up to die. C. <?. SPENCER, Sup'l Ga? Works, Home, Ga. We ure prepared to sell yon Lumps from M cents to Killeen Dollars. Before buying riv? us a call. Wu.mri: it Wi Lil ITS. Large stock of Diamond Dyes, largest in be eily. All shades uml all colors, 10 eilis per package. Wi MUTE it Wii.uiTK. We keep everything that is kept in a irst-class Drug Store, nml do not propose 0 be undersold. Hive us a call and seo jr yourselves. Wi MUTE it Wi MUTE. If yon want a good cup of coffee come to tie City Grocerv and get some of our I). < J. ava and line Rio Roasted Cooees. REED & WEBS. First barrel Florida Mullet josi received. Usn, a lot due new Mackerel. Have a it tine Mountain Apples, consigned to us, o arrive on first freight. HEED it Wr.nu. One Hundred Newring SI achinen ist received by C. A. RESP, Agent, coa sting of the "New Home," a model of erfection ; the light running "American," ntl the "Victor," which is a universal ivorite. Oflice und Wareroom over Heed ; Webb s City Grocery Store. Best finished Buggies ever brought to An erson are now being sohl by A. L. Welch ; Co. Depot Street. 43-Om " BVCHUPAIBA."-Quick, complete cure, ll aunoyina Kidney. Bladder and Urinary liseasesJ $1. Druggists. Use "Eagle" brand condensed milk. The cst. For sale at City Grocery. Fresh lot at Meal just received. BUGGIES!-Any person wanting a good ellida should not fail to call on HEED it TEPHENS, whose long experience ena les them to select the most reliable Wrcai rn Buggies ?,t lowwr pri?es than any one. Boots and Shoes ! Boots and Shoes ! For ie largest stock, best solid leather goods nd very lowest prices yo to C. F. Jones it 0. 13-3m. Ile Careful ! The genuine "Rough on corns" is made nly by E. S. Wells (Proprietor of "Rough n rata"), and bas laughing face of a man n labels. 15c. ?fe 25c Bottles. WAGONS, WAGONS.-Reed A Stephens iavo just received a car load of the CELE ?A-rr.n STANDAHU FAKM WAUOKS which yill be told low for cash, or on time for pproved paper. Apply to Reed & Ste vens, or C. A. Reed. .Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Corn round is daily working wonderful cures in emule diseases. A Witness Worth Hearing. Mr. H. C. Erminger of the firm or F.r ninger & Goldsmith, large candy manu facturers Atlanta Ga., cheerfolly and grate ully gives us the following wonderful acts : "I reached Westminster August the 19tb., Lat night I was seized with u violent al ack of cholera morbus. Fifteen actions on .he bowels occurred in less than four hours. The pains kept on Increasing and the ac ,lons on my bowels were more frequent. The usual remedies, Paregoric, Jamaica Singer, <&c, were promptly, vigorously and persistently used, but without avail. The symptoms were growing worse and these remedies were more than useless. By a lucky and happy thought Norman's Neu tralizing Cordial was procured and ono dose, in a few minutes, brought mRrked re lief and four or five more effected a com plete cure. Before I began the use of this medicine. I was in the greatest agony, my bowels unchecked, and Twas so completely exbauBtol as scarcely to be able to speak above a Whisper. The relief was so sudden and so complete, that I could hardly realize it and I knew no bounds to the expression of my gratitude for the remedy that Bayed me from impending death. 1 now feel, I am doing a service to my fellow-men tn letting them know its merits that they also may have its aid in time of their danger. n*t," (...?MHH. DIIWH.BH of the Wholesale Grocery firm o? A."C. Wyly, Allanta, Ga., Mr Matthewson thc Hotel proprietor, and others will cheerfully testify to the above facts " Truly and Gratefully Yours, _ H. C. EBMINOER. JUST EECE?VED ! PS^^Iw S,LV?RWARE By^5i?s5r^aBi3*B For Bridal Presents f/V^3!f^>^?^C?i Birthday Presents, j/fffrfagt ?*\^ 0,1,1 ?'Tl?a'tSt'W ? Christmas Presents, IT" fjlM^rf?lt?.\B ever il iflWB?SS*'? brought to this wtyK5?BSk^***!flf 'uart 1 &~A /jf DIAMONDS. Soli ^wA?tf*Ml??I'v-,.. Waltham llAlwIlliW Elgin WATCHES, II finid and Silver Cases. Sterling Silver Can g^'rti, ind everything kept in a first class jewelry 8tore, at ^ ^ DANIELS'. NOT 8,18*3 17 POSITIVE BEING DETERMINED BU ULUSt uui uun tn:inc ai uun DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c. &c. WE SHALL BEGIN NOVEMBER 1st, To offer Everything in our line REGARDLESS OF COST ! And Far Below Actual Value ! Our stock is well assorted, consisting entirely of newly bought Goods, and must be disposed of. ARNSTEIN & ROSE. Anderson, S. C., Nov. 1, 1883. A CHANGE IN BUSINESS I EVERYTHING AT A SACRIFICE ? WE MUST UNLOAD ! CAWING lo a change in our business, io take place tori, wt offer to tho Trading i'ubllc the Largest Stock of DEY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, TRUNKS, EVER SEEN IN ANDERSON. Sale to commence THURSDAY MORNING, and last until further notice. Secure Bargains while the Opportunity Presents itself! TERMS OF SALE STRICTLY CASH. Our 35c. Fancy Dress Goods at 25. Cur 30c. Fancy Dress Goods at 22. Our 25c. Fancy Dress Goods at 18. Our 20c. Fancy Dress Goods at 16}. Our 15c. Fancy Dress Goods at ll. Our 10c. Fancy Dress Goods at 8?. Our $1.00 Black Cashmere at 85, Our 75c. Black Cashmere ut GOc. Our GOc. Black Cashmere at 40. Our 50c. Black Cashmere at .'17 J. Our 10c. Georgia Checks at 9. Our 8Jc. Georgia Checks at 7. Our 50c. Georgia Jeana at 37}. Our 37}c. Georgia Jeans at 80. Our 30c. Georgia Jeans at 20. Our lb'Jc. Georgia Jeans at 10. Our 7c. Calico at 6. Our Gc. Calico at 5. Oar 5c. Calico at 4. Our 4c. Calico at 3. Our 3c. Calico at 2. Our 8c Shirting at 5}. Our 5jc. Shirting at 5. Our 5c. Shirting at 4}. Cur 12jc. Beaching at 10. Our 10c. Bleaching at 8. Our 8c. Bleaching at G. Our 7c. Bleaching at 5. Our 5c. Bleaching at 4. Our 10c. Bed Ticking at G. Our 25c. Bed Ticking at 18. Our 20c. Bed Ticking at 12}. Our 16o. Bed Ticking at 10: Red Flannels, White Flannels, Cotton Flannels, Opera Flannels, Basket Flannels, 25 per cent lower than heretofore. We bought at a Bankrupt Bale 300 Cases BOOTS and SHOES, all new and fresh goods, which we offer at a sacrifice. Every pair warranted to contain no paper or shoddy soles. CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CO IT, BOYS ! YOUR DADS ARE RICH. We have, beyond the shadow of a doubt, the largest and most complete stock ol Youang Mens' Suits, Nobby Suits, Business Suits and Dress Suits ever seen in th? City of Anderson. The stock consists of Five Hundred Suits, and they must bc sold. We propose to save the purchaser three dollars on every suit. LESSER IS MY NAME AND ANDERSON MY HOME. Rare Bargains throughout the Entire Building. Come and sec LESSER. He will sell you Goods LOWER than any om else. He must unload, and is not very choice. Gold, Silver or Greenbacks will d< for pay. Trade with Lesser, and you will always have a little pin money left. Gi tor him, and let bim tay just a word. His prices, as far as we know, are the lowes in the City ; but if you get offers which seem lower, please report the facts, and h will demonstrate to the contrary. He will not be undersold. No man living cai buy lower than be. He must unload, and will offer Goods at Dry Year Prices. . A. LESSER, PARIS STORE. Oct 18, 1883 14 $25.00 Jf^ _WEANS, CANNON & ONE PRICE CLOTHIWC AMP SI For a Finer and Larger Stock of CLOTHING. BOOT! GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ever brought tc OME PRICE CLOTHING AMP SI ZIEGLER'S SHOES, in all tho latest and newest styles. COATS and ULSTERS at the OME PRICE CLOTHING AMP SI Call and see the Mammoth Stock a ONE PRICE CLOTHING AND SKC Oct ll. 1883 MEANS, CANNON & CO.-Strictly Cas ANDERSON CLOTHING STORE. The Finest and Fullest Stock of Clothing, Shoes and Hats ever offered in Anderson 0\VINCI to tho short Cotton Crop, and consequent scarcity of money throughout the country, we will sell out our entire Stock nt MOW YORK COST. We Mean it-We Must and Will Sell ?*?y Do not fail to take advantage of a rare opportunity to purchase a Huit of Clothing at price? which will surprise yon. Sia?f All indebted to us will please call and settle us soon ns possible. Ac counts unpaid after 1st December will bc placed in bunds of au officer of tho law for collection. Oct 18. 1883 BROCK & MAULDIN. ii WHEN YOI? COME TO BUY STOVES, TINWARE & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, -CALL AT L. H. SEEKS STOVE HOUSE, S12CUKE BARGAINS. IHAVE in Stock the Largest and tho Greatest Variety of tho above named Goods in Anderson, and all for salo nt Kock Bottom Prices for tho Cash. HARNESS AND SOLE LEATHER A SPECIALTY. AINO, Rumiugton GIIIIH und Hilles. &&- All those who I have sold to on time MUST COME FORWARD PROMPTLY and settle. I must have the money. Oct 18, 188? U HARDWARE ! HARDWARE ! Farmers, Builders? Mechanics a*id Machinists! Attention ! Satisfaction (?ivc?i, both m to Quality and Prices of Goods ! BLACKSMITH OUTFITS.-Best quality Mellows, Anvil1, Vises, Hammers, Tongs, Farriers' Knives, Ac. BUILDERS' HARD WABE. -Locks, Hinges, Screws, Hasps and Staples, Hash Weights and Cord, ami a complete line nf oilier useful ami ornamentul articles. flARPENTERS' TOOLS. -Dunes, Saws, Hand Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, lleiteh Vises, Ganges, Squares, H races und Hits, Augurs, Chisels, and other Tools of the most desirable quality und improved patterns. NEW STOCK OF HARDWARE JUST ARRIVING. Pocket Hud Tuble Cutlery u specialty, Harrow Teeth ready for cse. The Most Improved Agricultural Implements. ?fr- THE "WI A RD" SULKY PLOW takes the day. Don't buy u Sulky Dow until yon seo the "Wiard" tried. The "ACME" HAItltOW always on hand-prices reduced. Tho''RANDALL** HAItltOW for t-ale. ,z-ft~ We guarantee every implement to hu ul good material, und to do thc work which it is represented to do. We ask for no money until our Implements have been tested. Try us, and we wi!! provo thal no house in the Slate eau beal us ou Agrlcult iifiil ? uil>lclllPHtM ami 83)'.r(lv.are, Rubber and Leather Belting, Lace Leather, Packing, &c, ALWAYS IN STOCK. Sept 27. lKS:t SULLIVAN * BRO To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the City and County!? HAVI NO purchased the Stock of Messrs. TOLLY A MCCONNELL, I intend en gaging in the sale of FANCY GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, TOBACCO, AND CIGARS. I would most respectfully solicit a share of your patronage. Ladies. I assure you that you can nlwnys und at my establishment tho freshest sud best selection of Confec tioneries, Toys, Ac. Gentlemen, you can And os largo au assortment of Tobacco, Ci gsrt, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Tea, Ac, as in any house in the City. I am daily receiving NEW and FRESH Ooods in my line. Give me a call, please, and I am sure you will bc convinced. All my Goods are of the best quality, fresh and sweet. I am, very respectfully, yours, LOUIS SHARPE. Anderson. S. C., Jan. 25, 1883 28 ly NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES. -o We have Just Received a Large and well-selected Stock of FAIX AND WINTER GOODS, Which we propose to sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES POSSIRLE. Wo have a full Stock of DRY GOODS, BOOTS and ?HOES, HATS, CAFS, GROCERIES, &c. &c. We also have a LARGE LOT OF SADDLES, ranging in prices from *2.50 to $16.00. Parties in need of anything in our line will do well to call and examine our stock before buying elsewhere. t??r Those indebted to us, either for Merchandise or Fertilizers, must come forward and settle at once, as we need the money and must have it. Parties owing us need not ask us to carry their Accounts over another year, as we are not able and cannot do so. IV. O. FARMER Sc BRO., WAVERLY HOUSE BUILDING. Oct 4, 1888_'_12_ Boots, Shoes and Hats. PLENTY of them direct from Boston, at Rock Bottom Trices. Call and lot us convince you. BROWN UROS. Sept 13, 1883 0 Cotton, Cotton. WE arc still in thc Cotton Market, and arc again prepared to pav the High est Cash Prices. BROWN BROS. Sept IS, 18JW 0 Onion Sets. BLOWSDALE Pearl Onion Sets, beat Onion known. Now is the time to plant. A. B. TOWERS. 8ept27, 1883 *11 Oats, Oats. 2f^/^|/-\ Bushels of Genuino Rust . f-9Proof Oats for sale cheap. BROWN BROS. Sept 13, ls 13 0 S, SHOES, HATS and ) Anderson, S. C. rlOE HOUSE. Men and Youths' OVER HOE HOUSE, t the ?E HOUSE, th-One Price. THE NEW COURT HOUSE Hus not been built, but the citizen* of tho County have been in formed already, through the local column ot thia Paper, of the new Firm of SMITH & CO. COL. M. P. TRIBBLE bas recently pureba..td the interest of Mr. J. It. Smith in the old and well-known firm of J. It. & I.. P. .Smith, nnd ibo business will bo continued under tho new name mentioned above. We have recently purchased in Now York nnd Philadelphia an elegant line of READY MADE CLOTHING AND Gents' Furnishing Goods. Also, a beautiful assortment of BROADCLOTHS, DIAGONALS and ENGLISH and FRENCH CASSIMERES, HOYS' CASSIMERES, And all grades of JEANS, from 2">c to 7.r>c. per yard. Wo arc special agents for thc salo of thc Celobrated Charlotte Virginia Cassimeres. Parties who bavo tried these Goods con testify ns to their intrinsic value. In coming; before tho people wo mako no promise to sell Goods cheaper than they can be bought in Now York. Wo do not euler into ibis business for the fun of sell ing goods under cost, but expect and hopo to make money. We will sell goods at a fair and legitimate profit, and shall make lt our aim to treat allaliko. Wo propose by SQUARE and honest dealing to build up a trado that will bo permanent. Wc do not hesitate to Bay that we will sell goods ns cheap ns they can bo bought In the County. In conclusion, wo ask you to come and seo us. Always glad to" show our goods, whether you purchase or not. Remember, that we ure located at tho old stand McCULLY'S CORNER. ?sr- J. It. SMITH will be found up stairs over our Store. He will continuo the business of manufacturing tine goods, mid Culling for those who deslro their Clothing m" 'c at home. Respectfully, SMITH it CO. ?pt 20, 1883 10 W. li. I'BIKKSON, J. 8. MATTIBOS. FRIERSON & MAT??S0N, Attorneys ut Law, ANDERSON, - - S. C. WILL practice in all the Courts of this State. Prompt attention given to all mattors entrusted to our bunds. Office over J. J. Baker's new Store, Benson House Block. Oct In, 1 oo3 14 3rn FOR S?L?7 ALOT of 13ft ncres, lying 1J miles from Public Square. On this Lot there is u Fish Pond, well stocked with German Carp, and about 400 choice Grape Vines 5??;;r years old, all o?i in vineyurd form, and will near a good crop next year. For further particulars apply to - A. V. STRICKLAND, Anderson, S. C. Oct 25, ?883 15 4 NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Tho undersigned. Administrators of the Estate Of Laughlin McCurry, deceased, hereby give notice that thoy will, on the -lt h day December, 188:1, apply to tho Judge of Probate of Anderson County for a Final Settlement of said Estate, and a discbargo from said Administration. J. G. McCURRY, 1 A ,",,_ T. T. STEWART, J AUtu ra* Novl, 1883_10_5 Groceries. SUGAR. ColTee, Molasses, Cbeeso, Crack en, Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Canned Goods and Fancy Groceries, Oat Meal and Fine Tea. A. B. TOWERS. Sept 27, 1883_ll_ Bay State Boots and Shoes. III AVE been selling the above make of Boots and Shoes for over two years. Tho best Shoes to be bad. Cable screwed. Every pair warranted. For sale low by A. B. TOWERS. _Sept 27, 1883_ ll_ NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is boreby given that tho un dersigned, Executors of the Estate of Wm. Palmer, deceased, will apply to tho Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on the 20th day of Novembor, 1883, for a Final Settlement and discharge from Bald office as Executors of said Estate. THOS. H. PALMER, W. D. PALMER, Executors. Oct 25.1S83_15 fi WANTED. COTTON SEED! COTTON 8EED! I WILL pay (15c.) Fifteen Cents cash per Bushel for 10,000 Bushels Sound Dry Cotton Seed? delivered to mo at this place before the first of next Novem > ber. Will exchange Cotton Seed Meal for Cotton Seed. C. E. HARPER, Hones Path, S. C. Oct ll, 1883_13_8m I- J.jr a . .' . " aritl *\ r?.csi : ? ',?; 'li ?V-n' .<.. i ' triportia* "?I ?. _' ..... . .. \ . . ?.-. -'<. Uity aud a \ , " ?tton?f - , " . V-> .vic la fro? ul ., ' ' .,.? . :? .rt d'* 'J?:J% ?5l a ? i . i .><'? t > ...:v-?iui'li'om 21 I*** . . ?.'*.* 1 ? ? ."J? cUB^ ?1 a ??:- -. . " '? d.KldMjr* ? Wort.v ill .uiiMiy l\. * ' ..- IV^VX*. S io CJ ?;?-> j . ...... ...?..:..' m,*wmr 4 oao ?li ?.1* . ?I lt. ? U- UCir-.EV: li'-?^TS, PrtOO?l, Kidney-Wort for sale by WUhite A Wil hite, Anderson. 8. C._J Crockery. IF you want something new. wo havo just got lt in. Prices andgooda to suit every one. BROWN BROS. Sept IS, 1888