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Illustrations or Providence. UV KEV, i'. N. ZAIUIISKIB, I?. I'. From X'-ir York Observer. No one believes in a real God, liuless he believes in an actual governor, as well ns creator, of tho worlds. The.thcory that God tied himself hand and foot with his own "laws," virtually abdicating in their favor ns to so many little god?, is tho feeblest kind of pantheism. Even though it could bc shown (as is assumed by thc whole corpse of question-beggars) that ho has never interposed, and never will, for thc temporary arrc.it of any law -in other words, changing for the lime the mode of bis working, tor that is all which divine law can mean to any one but an atheist-?I were absurd to suppose that one, who is as omniscient as bois omnipotent, could not frame his plan of the universe so as to include in the un disturbed operation of his laws ult which he desired to bring about. Or, if you please, be who S ad evolved this "univer sally frame" out of a germinal cell could involve in that cell every foreseen event -including all that lies within the nari ,w acope of tho human will, and all that would enable him to guaran?es the answer of believing and righteous pray er. And "every foreseen event," with God, means everything whatsoever ! Wc know al loasl that he has mudo provisions for the interplay of our will -free, and even (ickle as it seems lt! he -with his own, and for the interposition of our most sudden and random action into tho working out of his fixed purpose. This is one of the most familiar lacts of observation, and most notable lessons of history. Tho greatest events, the entire course of this world, have turned upon thc most tri val incidents-accidents we call them in our current speech. It bas been wittily said that if Cleopatra's nose had boen the eh h h of one inch longer, the Augustan agu of Hume would never have dawned ; there would never, in fact, have been a Hornau world. Chath am's gout, which mounted to his brain during the critical juncture when thc Tea Duties bill was passed, may easily have given us our Fourth of July. Kinglake gravely attributes thc invasion of thc Crimea ld thc fact that the Duke of Newcastle read his dispatch to Lord llaglnnd to the Cabinet immediately af ter they bad dined (and wined?) together and were in a comatose stale. Napoleon is said lo have made his fatal blunder in assuming the offensive ut Lcipsic, win., suffering from indigestion arising from a surfeit of mutton and onions. There is great reasons to suppose that his ne phew would never have allowed him io be pushed into tho German war, bul for a wasting disease which rendered bim no longer tho cool, clear-headed und sell poised man ul former years. Let mo append ?wo or thrco illustra tions drawn from my recent reading iii Americnn history. The political prestige and ultimate pro eminence of Thomas Jefferson wero largely duo to his author ship of, and consequent identification with, Ibo Declaration of Independence. His wriliug of that document arose from his being the Chairman of thc committee, mid his chairmanship was an "accident" ; ?ince the place would naturally hilve beeu assigned to Richard Henry Lee, who moved tho appointment ot n com mittee to draft such a paper, but who was called away by the illness of his wife. Tho "Louisiana Furchase," which se cured for us thc continent from ocean to ocean, "the largest transaction in real estate that tho world has ever known," was only possible by its having been negotiated undera singular conjunction of circumstances, which existed for thal brief space of time, and never before 01 Bince. Thoo were : the ab-olute and ar bitrary powder of tho young Napoleon ; bb pressing need just then of ready mouey and tho largo finauciul credit of thc United States at Amsterdam ; the gen eral ignorance of tho extent or possibili ties of the domain ; tho willingness ol Spain to give up New Orleans, mid tht determination of France that Grenl britain should not have it; the utixict) cf England to check the growing empire of Napoleon, and thc deaire of France to strengthen our Republic aa tho on!) effective rival of England in tho new world. It waa tho suddeu whim of t single will, which then happened to bc France 1 and President Gilman well says "Tho mighty deeds of Napoleon's swore have been undone ; but the stroke of hit pen wrought achango which now, aftei four-score years have passed, is no more Habla to counterchange than tho Missis sippi is to flow into tho lakes." It ii worth our whilu to quote lurthcr hts Btiggeativo remarks. "The Missouri compromiso, tho annexation of Texas tho Northwestern boundary disputes, the acquisition of California and of thc Northern providences of Mexico tho elis covery of gold and silver, tho Nebrasks bill, tho .Mormon difficulty, tho Indian Iiolicy, thc Alaska purchase, tho Pad Iii tail road, tho Isthmus Canal question the Chinese immigration-who can aa) that any ol theso controversies nni: events would over have come to the front if Spain or Great Britain had remained in control of that half of our domain which lies beyond tho Mississippi." If a human will can have such shaping of the world's history and tho destinic: of mon, what may not tho will of the Almighty and alb wiso God effect? Wh< at least, Bhall make tho shallow denial o a special providence? A BUggeitivc illustration occurs in thc life of Alexander Hamilton, chowing that it was due to his own stubborn and arbitrary will that Aaron Hu rr wes elevat ed to prominence and importance as hi? rival in New York, and ultimately i rt national politics. In the election of the first U. S. Sonator from New York Hamil'- . named Gen. Schuyler as one, with i i rs al consent. Rut instead ol leavlr. .ie other Senator to tho choice cf ino party, ho insisted on the election of Rufus King, a Massachusetts man, just come down into the State. This act alienated a large element of tho Feder alists, especially the powerful Livingston family, who immediately took up thc brilliant and yet undetected Burr, and ic two years started him on a national ca reer by Bending him to the U. S. Senate This was the beginning of Hnniiltou'i many complications and collusions ic political i life with 'that bold, bad man and ultimately of his death at his bands involving, perhaps, the fall of the Fed eral party. These cases, it must not be overlooked also, have their hearing upon the posai ble efficacy of prayer tn influencing the coarse of events. For if the expression, of ono man's desire to other men mn) alter the whole history and map of the world, what potentiality may there not ba in the expression of a man's desire tc God? A great many lessons will doubtless bc drawn from tho life of Luther, in thu four hundredth year of his birth. Bul nothing ran be more striking and sugges tive tuan the lesson of Providence, whereby the Hour and tho Man were in euch remarkable conjunction nt bis na tivity. I have not the space now to point cut any of the numerous facts in demon stration of this. I only venture to use a Bingle incident for the purpose of illus trating, in a sort of allegorical way, the interpositions of Providence in the lives of individuals. It is familiar to us all bow, on bi? way. home from the Diet of Worms, be waa seized by a band of mask ed and armed men and carried off to the castle of Wartburg, amid the rocks and -glens of the Tburingisn Forest, disap pearl og from aight for ten months. It was doubtless against bia own earnest protest and frequent cbafinga of spirit, and to the .dismay of those who trusted 4bat lt w*a h9 who should have saved the cause of religious liberty ?nd purity. I?iit lu? learned ero long that the brigands ?ere friends in disguise, und that their design was bia protection from perils, which had to be shunned for a season rather than faced. And wc know now that no ten mouths of Luther's life were more fruitful nf good to the world and of furtherance to the cause of Protestant ism. No equal period of his lifo could, in fact, bo less easily spured. For it was there that he translated the f?hle into his nativo tongue, thereby laying the foundation of his Reformation on the simple word of (?od ami at the same time fixing forever the literary dialect of Germany, as Wickliffe fixed the speech of England by bis Iii ble. How often is it so in Christian lives, in the very proportion in which they are earnest, and feel themselves strong to do the Lord's work. We seem to be over powered and turned aside, perhaps laid aside, from the path which we bad proposed to serve him. And we are slow to believe thal our retirement and seem ing retreat is only into tho secret place of the Most High, where it is our privi lege to abide under the shadow of the Almighty ; that these "adverso circum stances" aro thc friendly ageuls of his providence; and that what ho designs by them is, at one and thc sumo time, our Protection and our Opportunity. The First Roby. The first baby is the signal of victory in the household of every well-regula ted cultivator in the baby vineyard, lt is thc first call to active double duty. The parent that has bis front yard paved with children does not bo: row trouble like the mau that is experiencing for thc first lime the exultant gleu of a newly elected father. It is usually in the night when he hus hastily to jump into pants ami red flannel shirts and scoots for the family physician. Ile wears good clothes him-elf hut there is not enough baby clothe* in thc hoiiho to wad a shot gun. Ifo makes n start for hi* wife's mother who conies to tho re-cue. Then he hunts all over town for a nurse, and is just ah mt to give up in despair when a drun ken foreign woman comes to his relief ami for three prices agrees to assist bim out of his dilemma. Then he makes half hourly trip-* to the drug store, nix! wonders ii" it wouldn't be cheaper to move the apothecary shoji into bis house and ?ave solo leather. All of his old friends congrat?lale him, and joke him while his young lady acquaintances snicker nt bis discomfiture. Ile fee's faint and sorrowful. Ile bas not seen thc little cherubim yet, and when the nurse tilings in u little bundle of canton Handel rugs ?iud gently lays it in his Inp he doesn't know whether to run or to scream right out. Ho becomes famili?r? ?zed to thc situation and tries to bold the infant, bul displays ii grace morepainlul than posing upon u bed of thorn.'*. Ile says "tootsy woolsy" ami tries to dandle it upon his knee and hus it taken from him by the nurse who is frightened at his display of dense ignorance upon the baby question. In bis mind he sees ruin staring him in bis tcn-dollars-a week countenance, and he wonders what on earth is going to happen next to mar his interest in life. The first baUy grows np to be a strapping big child, mid it has been petted and indulged until it rules the roost. When it issues a command the volunteer must obey or there i* war to thc spinnl column. After tho first born, men are not such fools over their progeny.- ( 'hirnujo ( 'htek. - '"You don't know how glad I am to sec you, Clara, dear." "Oh, yes, I do," replied Clara dear ; "Johnny told me thal ho heard you sny you would rather die than see me." When you feel lifo is a burden, nnd nothing you try seems to ease your dys pepsia, lind a sure relief in Brown's Iron Hitters. - Mrs. Homespun who has a terrible time every morning to get her young brood out of their beds, says sbo cnn not understand why chi Ul r MI uro called thc rising generation. - I 'spisiB ter see folks pny mo? 'tention ter de 'oman what is de bes dreatted. De peacock is got finer clothe? dan du dnminecker hen, but she uin'l hal so good ter hub urouu' de house. Why uro you ill ? Why do you au?er! Everybody knows all aches and pains, all lanquor and debility are cured by Hrown'? Iron Hitters. - A man urged, ns ono of thc reasons why a girl should murry him, that he bau a collection ot over four hundred different kinds of wood, tiho said if il was kindling wood she'd think about it - "Did ber luther object to her mar rying mo V" said tho Kentuckian. "Well 1 reckon not. He and I had clinched once in an election light, some two yean ago, ami he knows what I am when Fir displeased !" - Longfellow said, "in this world ? man must bo either anvil or hammer.' Longfellow was wrong, however. Lot! of tuen aro neither the activo hummel nor the sturdy anvil. They are nothing but bellows. LONI: JACK, MO., Sept., 14, 187'.?. I have been using Hop Hitters, and have received great benefit from them foi > liver complaints and malarial fever. 1 They uro superior to all other medicines, 1 P. M. HARM?. i f - A Centerville girl worked tho mot to, "I need thee every hour," and pre scntcd it lo bim. Ho says he can't help , it. lt takes two hours to milk tho cowa ? and reed the pigs, and business must be attended to. i - Said the girl who had quarreled i with her lover: "Oh, it's all right! Har i ry said he should try lo forget me, but , he always fails in everything he under? , takes." TUE BJS?T ; KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE NEVER KNOWN TO FAil.. HUNT'S REMEDY hu? -.-..cl from linger I lng tillea*? and death hundreds who bavo been given up by physicians to dio. j HUNT'S REMEDY cores all Dlaeasea , of tho K l d nov s, Bladder, Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, and I neonU , nene? and Retention of Urine. HUNT'S REMEDY encourage* ileep, ero , ates an appetite, braces up the system, ami re no wed health Is tho result. I HUNT'S REMEDY cores rain In tho ( Side, Back or Loins, General Debility, Female Dlaeasea, Dist orbed Sleep, Lots of Appetite, and Bright's Disease. HUNT'S REMEDY quickly Induce? the IL! vor to healthy action, removing tho causes that prodo.cn RUIoos Headache, Dyaoepela, Soar Stomach, Costiveness, Piles, fio. lt.. the ase of HUNT'S REMEDY the Stomach and Dowels will speedily regain their strength, and tho blood will be perfectly pu rified. HI NT'S REMEE-Tls purdy vegetable, and meets a want never before tarnished to the pub lie, and the utmost reliance may be placed In lt. HUNT'S REMEDY ts prepared ex pressly for the above diseases, and has never been known to fall. One trial win convince 70U. Tor sale by all DruffgrUts. Send for Pamphlet to HUNT'S REMEDY CO., Providence, R. I. I Prices, TB cents, and 9*39 (Urge slae). NEW GOODS -AT LOW PRICES ! ?o IAM JUST BECKI VIN?; a full lineof fr'KKSil <;<>OI>? of all kinds, which I expect to sell ?I the very lowest figure?. The trading publie are respectfully re? rpiesteil to examine my stork. No trouble to show Uoods. If you do not HOC what you want, a-k for it. I have a lull Slock of I * I ii i II ami I 'aiiry CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE JUST AKHIVEI), which I have marked down very low. China Decorated Tea Sets Cheaper than ever before. The Ladies are specially invited to cul and 'ec (bese <<ooiN. w. s. LK;O.\. FIRE INSURANCE. OIN HOUSES, BAW, WHEAT AND CORN MILLS, ?TORES, DWELLIN08, MERCHANDISE and FARM PROPETY, Insured in First Class Companies ' (10NTINENTAL Insurance Company of J New York. Liverpool and London and li lobe I II HI i - j rance ( foiupuny. North Dritis!: and Mercantile Insurance Company. I'ho nix Assurance Company of London. Standard Fire D'Huit! of London. Crescent Insurance Coiupuuy of New < Irh'iiiis. itouhester (ionium Insurance Company of New York. Representing the above Companies I will give attention to all business ottering. For information address me at Beizer, S. C. WILLIAM C. WH1LDF.N, Special Agent and Adjuster id" Losses. Agenta of the Continental Insurance Company in Anderson County : A. D. Towers, Anderson C. H. W. F. Cox. Helton. L. W. Trihhle, Honea Path. It. E. Seaborn, Pendleton. Aug 23, 1883 i! BUCKINGHAM WHISKEY. A REALLY PURE STIMULANT. THIS WHISKEY is controlled entirely by VENABLE .t HKYMAN, New York. It is distilled in Maryland in the slate water regions of that State from tho small grain grown there. Tho distillation is superintended by a gentleman who thoroughly understands bis business. Nothing deleterious is permitted to enter into its composition, and none of it is al lowed to be sold until fully three years old, in order that it may be entirely free by evaporation from nisei oil. Venable it Ileymau oller these goods as perfectly pure, to lill a long felt want for m?dical purpo ses. It is their own brand, and they stake their reputation on tho truth of this asser tion. For sale exclusively at Anderson, S. C., by I>. O'Donnell, John O'Donnell, Palace Saloon, H. T. Craig .t Co., M. 1). Kennedy. F. W. SIN DO HF, Charleston, S. C., Wholesale Agent for South Carolina. Oct, 18, 1883 14 Stn WANTED, OOTTOS^ SEED ? COTTON SEED! WK will pay (15) Fifteen Cent3 cash per Bushel for 10,000 Bushels Mound Dry Cotton Meet], delivered to ns nt this place before the first of November. Will exchange Cotton Seed Meal for Cotton Seed. It. S. HILL it Co., Anderson, 5. C. Sept 20, 1SS3 10 'Jin SIMPSON REID & CO.. Having removed to WAVERLY HOUSE CORNER. Will oner Bargains in Certain Kinds of Goods. TURNIP SEED. FRUIT JARS. July 20, 1383 2 Hats and Caps. HATS and Caps, Trunks, Satchels and _Valises. CROCKERY and GI.A9MW AK li A full line of 1 lani ware, and Cutlery. -ALSO, A beautiful lincof Wall Papering, Border ing, and Canvass. Buggy and hand Um brellas, all for sale low by A. B. TOWEBS. Sept 27, 183S ll Building and Building Materials. "\7L7~ B. BEACHAM. Contracter and Vf . Builder, Depot Street, Anderson S. C., Dealer in Sash, Blind*, Doors Ac. Agent for sale of Bough and Dressed Lum bar. Furnishes Window and Door, Frames, with sash and doors titted ready for the building. Orders for Work or Materials promptly executed. April 10,18AS 40 Gm 0cm and Magnet Shirts! MANUFACTURED for me. The best tittiic; and tho best wearing Shirts. No better in any market. A. B TOWERS. Sept 27, issn ll And Last But Hot Least. THOSE indebted to us aro requested to call early and often until tboso little accounts are settled. Wo are greatly tn need of money and HUM/ hare it. BROWN BR08. Sept 13,1883 0 BLECKLEY, BROWN & FRETWELL. Large Stock of Goods arrived and to arrive, bought greatly under regular prices, and which wc proposo to sell Low Down ! ?? ?". (]UOI4> ? PlCfH ?>.. ii ii1?? ??? ?ll? - .? - . - OOV.S' fussiiiicrc Jini? 2.r?e., worth Soc. ; Mens' ('?issimere ifntx 40c. ?uni Mc, worth 1*> ?JJ,. ... ; i ... Men?' Fur liais $1.00 worth fi.tHJ WW yunis IJIII?HS" Dress liooils, all wool', 20c.. rotiuixil* fruin 10c. |HT yuni : A li ima ut 10c., worth IV. Beautiful Bress Goods ut 121 io 15?!., worth '??e. to Mc. Handsome lin? clonk- timi Jackets, nought fruin Mu nu Tuet ure rs ut cut prices. SHAWLS, SH AWLS, SHAWLS. ?LOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Il A lt DIV Alt I', ul prices not before henni of: Mattocks ut 75c. ; Knives anil Forks, Iron handle, Mic., worth '.'???. per sel . Knives and Forks, white horn handle, 7.V.. worth $1.00 |UT Mt ; Knives mid Forks, nil ver*plu'tcd, $1.75, worth $2. l? per .-ct. All other kinds nt similarly reduced 'pi-ire*. Tea ami Table ?Spoons ut 10c. and jnr., worth :15c. and 40c. ncr set. Simile Silver-plated Table Spoon? 00c., worth $1.00 | cr set. Single Silv< r-plated Tea Spoons -lue., worth Toe; per s<ct. Immense stock ?>f I'ovket Knives, (?nod 1 - blade?! | Hoy's Kiiih- inc., worth 20c. 'loud 2-bladrd Mciis' Knife25c, worth 50c. Beautiful Knives for lo.- and ?Oc. worth M "c., 0U?r. and 75c. Hoy?' Handle Axes, host ipiality, 7.">c Single I ki r rel Shut Guns f : ftO. worth $0.00. Double barrel Shot ?JIMS fi? 00, worth $'.?.00. Fhmst Muzzle l.oadi-1 1?. lt. Shot linn $12.50, worth $IM.00. A few elegant Breech Loaders ut $L'5.IM) und J?:t*i.00 that can't lie bought tor less than $.'15.00 and $l?.?U. Job j but Shoes at 75?;., worth $1.25. Job bot Shoes at $1.00, worth fl '>o. These are Creal Bargains, and should lie se. ur ed h. lore they are sohl out. Marcy Pros. .V. Co's. Shoes at low prie.-. Wc ha v<> sent.samples oin to ? great tunny persons, showing their superior quality, and we now hope that you will all com?! and hay them. Every pair i- guaran teed. ' l.adi. -' Shoes, all kind- lind >:/.. s. MenV and Hoys' Shoes and Hoots in great va riety. Ilesl Corsets ut 50c. and 7.V. \ ' are Agents for PIEDMONT KU IRTI NCSA and DRILLIKGH, for the 1IA7. AKD POWDER CO., and ?VAMit? PHOSPHATE. CO., and SHOAL CREEK I'ACTORY VA lt M. Sell the lehbr.ited STUDEBAKER and TEN X ES* EE WAtaiXK, -he BEST in thc market, and will ahvavs UUY VOL!lt COTTON' at highest prices. .yr?- Clime and sec us and he convinced of all these facts. BLECKLEY, BROWN & FRETWELL. NT) --.VI pcr*un6 indebted to utton any account-for Merchandise, dunno , .13. or otherwise-are leouestsd to conic up PROMPTLY wa ?my us. Anderson, S. C. Knpt. l.'t. I vs:;_!t_ FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. For'Low Prices and Quality of Goods we cannot be excelled. Lose no time in making your selections from our new Stock of MENS, BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, Gents' Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs. Cravats, &c. BW PRICKS MARKED Di)\VN" to insure ready sales. For a First Class Suit at a Low Price, and a perfect fit, call on us, or you moy mis-i a Bargain. In our Tailoring Department, Under the conduct of our Mr. J. II. CLARK, wc can always insure a Perfect Fit, and give entire satisfaction. CLARK ?Sc CO. JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor. Sept -J7. ISS:t_ll_ C. P. JOKES. It. C. WEBB. Dress Goods ! Dress Goods ! Dress Goods ! Au Kl? {rant Assortment from So. np. Calicoes, Flannels, Linseys, Bleachings, Checks, Shirtings, And EVERYTHING else you need in Dry Goods. We ask you especially to see what Bargains we arc ottering in J?ANS of every description. BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES. Our Stock waa never so large, and we guarantee to save you money if you hov from us. 31 ENS' AND BOYS' HATS. We have already placed our second order for Hats, and all wini have seen thom ac knowledge they have never before known such nice goods for so little money. CROCKERY, GLASS and WOODEN WARE in abundance at bottom prices. An Elegant Stock of Plain and Fancy Groceries. If you doubt Durability to give you the best Goods for the least money, get your prices elsewhere nod come lo us and wu will soon convince you that von can lind the LOWEST PRICES AT C. IF. tJOIsTES & CO. Sept -'7, 18S:i ll_ French China, English China, Majolica Ware, BOI1KMIAN, .A. ?Gr ATE IRON WA. R.E. THE LADIES of Anderson and surrounding community, with the trading pub lic at large, are cordially invited to visit my Store and examine my Stock of Fancy Goods, China, Toys, Bisque, Uric-a- Brae, and an endless line of general Novelties. Baskets, domestic and imported. The largest display of China and Uparme Tea, Dinner and Chamber Set? that waa ever brought to this market. Hundreds of new ami 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 M indispensable. In addition to above. I also carry a large and well-assorted Mock of imported and domestic. Baskets, in every conceivable sty le ?nd finish. China Tea Set of 4-1 and 4t> pieces. China Dimer Set of 51 and 126 pieces. Chamber Set of 10 pieces, in all styles, from plain white granite to the finest French China. Majolica Ware in large assortment and many Blyles. A nice assortment of Standard Plated Silver Ware. My mock of Stoves, Tinware, Hollowware and House Furnishing Goods gene rally, is thc largest and most complete in the State, and prices will be made as low as anybody would desire, according to quality of Goods. An carly call is respect fully solicited, nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Repairing, Roofing, &c, neatly and substantially done. Oct 4, 1883 JOHN 12 E. PEOPLES. DO NOT B^DISAPPOINTED ! WHEREAS, I have removed from thc old stand of McGrath A Byrom to thc !o?? cr room, next Co the IllacltMmith Nhnp, on Depot street, ' I am now prepared to furnish my friends an?! customers with the PUREST AND HIGHEST PROOF LIQUORS Of any in the market. I also keep Groceries of all Hinds, Cigars, Canned Goods, &c. r^er I am agent for tho Thompson A Gerber one and two-horse WAGONS, put up at Walhalla, H. C. jJSSr- Tho30 knowing themselves iudebte<l to McGrath A Byrum by Executions, Notes or Accounts, also to McGrath, will make it to their interest to call and scltld be fore their names are published, and Executions, Notes and Accounts arc turned over to thc sherill' for sale. Oct 4, 1883 12 ji&uvrAiiAXL oe JOxJO.um. 3m EXCELSIOR COOK STOVES I THE BEST IN THE HARKET. Fourteen different sizes and kinda, riva sises with Enameled Reservoirs. Adapted u til requirement, and priced to ault all purse? LEADING FEATURES: Double Wood Doora, Paten; Wood Orate, Adjustable Damper, Iutcrohasgeable Auto, matle Shelf, Broiling Door, Swinging Dearth Plate, Swinging Fiuo-stop, BovcrsiUo Ga? Buming Dong Oros rteee. Doable Shoat Otters, ITeavy Ring Coven, Illuminated Flt? Doora, Kick ol Kn o rn. Nickel Panels, cte. TTneqoaled In Material, In Un?an, and ta op?ration. Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEPPARD A CO., Baltimore, Md. 'ir* roa SALB ST J- B. PEOPLES. Anderson..", c. Carpets aiidTftugs. " AFRE8H lot of Carpet samples, and a beautiful line of Rugs and Mats. Call and seo them. My stock is complete in all its departments, prices as low aa any other honse, for the same quality of Goods. I ask an Inspection by my friends and cus tomers. A. R. TOWERS. No. 4 Granite Row. Sept 27, 1833 ll Blanket? and Marsailles Quilts. THE fineat lot o? Blankets, Crochet and Marseilles Quilts, in Town. -ALSO, Li?'!? ? Cloaks and Shawls, and Yankie Notions. For sale low liv A. B. TOWERS. Sept 27, 1883 H o 50 r. fr pi jrj (fi r O ! Stoney Needed. IBKSPIiCTl'TLI.Y a?k all w ho ar? In debted to moby Note or Account, ror Merchandise or Guano, t" make |iayiucnta os soon a? possible, ns 1 need the mmicg. Sept 27, I8S3 ? Quick Sales & Small Profits. DRV GOODS. TL'ST reeeiveil a fulllineof Prints, Cash f) meres, Alpacas. Flannels. A largo ...?. i." Viroiiiifl I'assimeres. KSSOItniciii wi.r- , , . i Shirtings ami Mei'tmus, i t<> 1" 1 WiUC. lied Ticking cheaper than ever before, ?vc, tt" to besohl at lowest prices, by Sept 27, ISSU ll That is what a great many people are doing. They don't know just what is tile matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The oniy sure remedy yet found is BROWN'S IRON BITTERS, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why BROWN'S IKON BITTERS will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala ria, intermittent fevers, Sx. Mr. Simon blanchard, a well known citizenof llayesville, Meade county .Kentucky, nays : " My wife had been skk fer a long time. and her c institution was all broken down aii l she was unable to work, she was ad vised louse Brown's Irou Cillers, and found it tc. ?erk like a clurni. We would not now lie with out it fur any consideration, as we t.'tiMder it die l>:?t lanie in thc work'." BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is not a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef fects. Get thc genuine. Don't be imposed on with imitations. Brown's Iron Hitters for sale liv Wilhite & Wilhite, Anderson, S. C. THE BEST OF ALL ron HAN AMD BEAST. r r.:oro than n third of a eentarvthe .lc tiDInscsng i.inirr.-j-athap boon . io mUUona till over thu Trorld as . 7 safo rnlianco for the relief ot :a nnd nain. It la u modloino .p : Nco itnu nrnlBO-the but or ito '.. i'cr every fotia of external nain j MEXICAN 1 Mustang bin i m en t, ls without an equal. I It penetrates flesh and muncie to . t.io very bone-making tho contlnu t-'p "!0.0 . I111111 una Inflammation Iropos i I. ? effects upon Human Flesh und 1 2, .! i5,V,1uoi.rrn',?a aro equally wouuer :?iui. 'J. ho Mexican I MUSTANG S Liniment la noe ried by somebody In R every house. Everyday bring? nowa ot 9 w..aB?.Dy?f an fcwftil scald or bora |E subdued, or rhemnctte martyr? re ? stored, or a valuable hone or ox ?3 saved by tho hcalhig power of thia iu^?T^su^r011111111161118 <* H at lam. Swellings-, atlflr -fguagt, Btlffncsi. Luneiuii. Old ?2^''??cer/' iroitbit^cb^bkhx., ?^^i^'PPl"? Caked BretiT^ ?SS*^f?eri 1118111 of .xtemai dla? ?..J** .?* without ?ear?. ~^ ? Hr? S?SifJVwSwlm,?? S tiff- Joints, fa Hr?.^^S * P"T?? Sores, Hoof Dis.Bl ? Uollovv Hon, Ncrmchti, ivtndJffi BKTi1"! TtsrHsh; I?iasb?T?eM ? ?'swste^j?? OVery ?,her ??mentH l\l*<* which tho uctupaui, of tnoffJ THE BEST I OF ALL tlNIMENTS i POB KAN OS 3SAST, H':-" ? - ?.! ASES, i I big Arideren. 8.crU ?y "UU"?* .? Townsend's Cotton Seed Oil Mill OFFERS to the public dry, well-cooked COTTON SEED MEAL at H cents lier lb A most valuable feed for milk BOW?, makin? the butter rich and yellow, und increabir.g the How of milk. Au l iiHiiri??HN?'d Fertlliaor. Cotton Heed bought; or exchanged for meal, the same as the large mills. JOHN li. TOWNSEND, President, July 12,1883_5~_ OSBORN & McGUKIN ANDKltSON, S. C., Ti/I A NI'FACTI'UK UH and Dealers in all jSL kinds oi DRESSEI) H'M UK lt, DOOKS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTLES, MOLDINGS, BRACKETS, BANISTERS, sawed and turned. Factory Near Railroad Depot. UR1ST MILL;Will run every day July 2?, 18S:i 2_ Dry Goods and Notions. WK are just from market, and have se lected a large stock of Cashmeres, Laces, Ginghams, Calicoes, Flannels, iiian kete, dre, at depressed prices, and wonro uose to sell at lower prices than ever before. 1 BROWN BROS. Sept 13, 1683 0 FOU' M1 \ 'V n HORSE AND CAT . L- PC.V-"?.J A, _ i& No Hon**, will dlr of roi.tr. Mem or Luna Ku VBB, If Kaute1! I'owdew ?rc ntvd In time Fonu'i Powders will rare iindpreveni i lout "not.T A. Koau'i rowden will ?irevein OAIMSS IV h OW IA Fouls'* I'owdrni will hurra" Uir quantity of milk ?nd rrrnin twenty per inn., nuil nuke lite huller firm an<l tweet. , FonUI I'owdent ?"ill pure or prevent nnm?t FVI KT IJiKK. sn lo ?illili ?lunu'snnd < itlilonrs saniert. Fol'l/.'H Pl Wt? KS Mil . IIIVI vTtsr/.ci luX. Kola every* lii-re. DAVID r. roi'TS, rroorietor, 0ALr:?:onE,MC. For sale by, Wilhite & Wilhite, Druggists, Anderson, H. C. Nov 30. 1>82 _20_ ly_ :. CA HEALTH ?rV.'OMAlA ;: ' >s THE HOPE ory .-.i v - .- ?THE RACE!!:} \ - 1 '- iii lu Am^ ?r-t?k A S'ere Vii: C.?r . "'. I AT.? CTRAK : : .-si s, Invliti!! *.?-t ft? th.PI:, Ir ? j ude.r r.r.tl Pa.'. I t" ??.?"?.a. Infl-tiiiitir.lto't :. ' i'b-i'i :. '? ; nf thj Wollt?, ?": util , i i..\v:- : .i v.rrv.T, > fri Ii?.'r.t:t l!:e i- t - i ' . "-.to In ll-iir.i!. It lin p:? ?'.:<?.? Ir i -. -.? .. nv Hures pain t-::lni: MM: .... ; . ; . '.. ;? , .. rutsiciANs vsr IT in:rs; ;::i:r. i: rs:.: tv. fy?oB AU. WeAKsrsrrs i t tho ?rr:' -ntlvi- . nuns ofeltlursix.lt hii-ei>ti?ll<?no nu.< ' j ilr.t lu.i iv. r bern iicfora the publici nr.il for nil ttl ..??of iho KlDXKTS it I? il"' Ureatett Uemetty !'? the I.' .?. ! '. t fr KIUNI Y rO'H".AINT??:?n" : ! ! .?: " ox FimlCrcitt Widirf?u I.;. V LYDIA IM'IXKIIAM'H ?T.Oer? l'i "TK't w'/.l i-rndwnte every vmMiKi- ... Ilm.? .. MM Uta niiMtl.nt lite ?ame IMMI ?Hi pi- .. lon? !"..! t < t : 'b t ? thei>y?t?m. Ajtro?rTclh?tt?lii rcsurOoRtlieC. i.i, v. iM. t.?rBTilhtheCu?iii>?linlnnd Tl -1 Vui?ii r nro i w pirvil nt -if. und S'A W?rtern Av. OT, I.JIH. Kris. ITieeofellher.SI. Six bf title??-r$\ T.-f.:-.- :i ! in mint ly mull lr. Ute fonn --f .. 1.< ? .. tvci;i|it uf |>iif-,il i-e: bon l?r < ii' r. ? 1 il '?' i ' freely aaircn tU! li lt. rs of IIHJI 1 v. Kn '? ? * !?..?< Rtnnip. Send for pMiiplitet. tf/iifl'tn !!'.'? 1\>p'r. f l.t B. tTSKIUJi's 1 rrm Irs i?-r" t ?-....> ? l< . -i. :?aii.l l'or,.li:itj . f th- IJi i. ' . J-.XI?M hy rl? I*t.?..-.-:- T. Vegetable Compound for sale by Wil hite & W?hlte, Anderson, S. C. The Bad and Worthless Are never imitated or cminttrfcited. This ls especially true of a family medici nc, and it ? is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved bj' the whole world that Hop Hitters was the purest, best and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung np and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country and expressed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce sulfering invalids to use their stuff | instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H. It. Many others start?! nostrums put up in siniilpV stylo to H. B., with variously devised names in which the word "Hop" or "Hops" were used in a way to induce veo plc to believe ihey were the same as IIop Hitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their stvle or name is. and especially those with tho word "Hop" or "Hops" in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, aro imitations or counterfeits. Beware ot them. Touch non? of them. Use nothing but genuine Hop Hitters, with a bunch or cluster or green Hops on thc white label. Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing in imitations or counterfeits. Feb 1. 1H.H3 29 4 New Advertisements. UNEQUALLED IN Tone, Toiic?i.Wortmaiisliip & DuraMity. WlIdLIAaf H rf ABB A CO. No?, rn nnd at? Weit Baltimore Street, Baltimore. No- lia Fifth Avenue. New York. TO ADVKltTISERS.-Lowest lUt*s f?? sdrer . SUiff In 977 eood newsnapera sent free. Ad djgM??KO:?-_?OwELT, A do., io Spruce gt.,N. Y. WE "WANT ON1?..,?R.JrWO RKLtABT.K, INDUSTRIOUS M*M INEVERY TOWN AND COUNTY run Ti? ?BW'OUR POrULAR BOOKS. OfTer liberal InduceroenU. Applicants will please Rire age, experience (Jf any) and reference as to character and habits. A SPLENDID CHANCE for men who are not afraid of work and want to make money. Apply in person or by letter to B. P. JOHNSON A CO., i* . . ,""" 1013 Main 8treet, Richmond. Va. Sept 6,1883_8 _gm TWENTY DOLLARS. Singer l^lif^s'X^KIlf SINGER EVER MADE. DROP LEAF, TWO large drawers, fancy cover '?a. With castors on stand, and ' winds the bobbins without, running the Machine, for $20.00. Remember, we send the Machine to be examined before paying anything upon lt. Every Machine fully warranted for five years. Address ?," M W1LLETS rt CO., _Feb 25_29-ly Philadnlphia, Pa. 0N?? DATS' TRIAL u?ai^rc?? ?lta . Kl*etelo Appliances on tJn?rt^???.?*?,,omon ?r?u"tr or old) who aro ind ^?.5eFT^.^D?"y< Lost Vitality Md complete rc?to tallou 'of" health and manly In^Lt f t?*? *? K-No "rUk ia lu ?SKS*?.!? a?J?'l?b? U allowed. *C? 1, 1IUU JJ |y Groceries and Prov^ THESE arc our LEADKrn? <>1JB complote stock ever offewVfl market. Come and get our J? fl lasses, bait. Sugar, Coffee Utf fl Sept 13, HMO 8 * *? IMPOUTAM TH TOtf EVERY ol -%yrit. I.. E. NO HR V< i' fl JJJL Traveling ?Rent ol Me?? SB A. Hates, is stationed with he&lnufl Anderson, 8. O., and will take i.'.jS vitiating I-crKonaliyallptr^M upper part of Ibis State an*! th?b?sB? Counties of Georgia whode>nclQlJ[ A_~ PIANO on OUGAB He represen ut TRN of th? ivfl ti AN U FACTORIES of the W?lfl cannot fail to j)Uase. Retter sat ii faction can be htdlfl lection of an Instrument, andconsfl expense auved by consultingbimpafl in your own home, Do not purchase without dropyfl a card at Anderson, H. C., which fl answer either personally or by bfl you prefer. 3 Sept 1?, 1883 9 SOLID SHOT ?QAIKSfl Blood PoisoB ATLAST i, Gi., April flfl a-'d nf ter lieui-i twited Uv thre< pyrite u?,m wright Iron? ts"i t> I-f) pnnwli. ltinSRJg UM of Swifts KpeelaV. mil lr. les*thii.u-ejsBg 5 tyinirioai ?.' UM illyria* ll it Ht-Wk ?<ir'swift's f ';> ci:tc I bvltant 1 wwi li'tiOE Kglrttvci _JOUST, ?fl Wi- have f T t?"tve mroilhl bea rflj Bait** BliecIHe lil Hi - Irolm-fltoi I tie ?ii ch ll H wununa* S.d. ??1 (won tbdMB ? it-it il !.? a . iiwlu f.-t nw*. Wi think, fl i,. f., v...l t.i ?. KiHm'!cdplt,utBclRMH J. T. IWB1S80S, Sj $i ,000 p-^N-iii., oil. . .... VsVs'^V.''''1 iu^iil .:-!. IT"i,ytui'-|tVn Till; awi? .s, ::,;IK; ? bu.m : -: iiinVI . 7i.M p,.r i. ?Vii . -.; m ;ji::i!y> Jl.rj O.tr l-ltlti UJ/C i:i.iil-.-l tr:} \. ... . NEITHER MYSTICAL h?? IBDIAH TlflC ARD irVfilHC A REMEDY of acer ticenty fre A REMEDY rvire popular at l?bfc> best known. lAanaaofAcrrr'?)u>jp, A REMEDY endorsed by 'so bat and DnigirUta at its home A ItEMKUv that Mr. C. X O'Neill, Ala., says raised als w'le from aa In and he believes tared tier Hf e. A REMEDY of whl< h t promlnea! merchant said. ''I wouldhavegivwr aa I would a nickle forwbat two bol medicine did formy daughter.'' A REMEDY In regard to which S. J M. I)., Druggist ol Thomaivlllt Gi, can recall Instancus In which ii oft Otter all the xunuii remedia hadfaM A REMEDY about which Dr. H. D. fi Grange, (Ja . writes "I have used (c. years the medicine vou are patti; consider lt tho b.-*t i .imblnatloa together for the dly.cj-.ii for wolca it mended. A REMEDY of which Dr. Jod la, said: " I have examined the nripe. hesitation in advising lu use, and recommend lt" A REMEDY which the Ita. H. B. near Marietta, Ga., says be has med ily with thc "inmost satisfaction" i mended it to three famille, "whotoi tust what lt ls rccommmded " A REM KD Y of which Pc m tato-, I Deuison any: "Wc have been itlumtit Sears, wiUi constantly lia- rwiiis hilt cle ls a staple wah n's and oneolav. A REMEDY o? which Um?. Kiaki say: "We sold Mgmn in (ourmonthi, oolo lt In any plate bu', whutlt waswwf A REMEDY by which Dr. Haugh, ol Ga., say? "I cured ono of the mott cases o'f VlCAMHKM MBSSTRD?TIU.,< ' came within my knowledge, with a f' A REMEDY ot which Dr J. C Hu? Ala., ?ivs: I am fully eonvlnttdHut rivaled for that class of diicaKi wiui to cure." A REMEDY ???uir which Mal John or Atlanta, welland favorablyknovt the United States as a General luu.u saya: "1 used thU remedy before the largo plaruntton on a great nnmr aiwave villi ? ? S > 4ute tueeeM." A REMEDY niut .vhJch Mr. J. w Cartersvllle, tis., certifica ina*, one t> two members ol his family of menin lurltv ot many yearsDtandlng. A REMEDY thal ls rUUm THAU I MKDtCINKOf Its kind In the world, bs 2 llOTTLKSWILLCURBTHBK'lirOWrihj Trna o SEAT r-oput.An!U''':DY i*w Fi; *IA ix lt EG ULATOB, (Woman's Hes. Fn ?ttlobyoJlDrugiilsta. Price: tasa a. LATOO B120 St.M. S?lo ?oprtttor and Maa-if?^. . ' No. 1MB. PrTO* Street. Ari wsm S5y?M will not only ?h^J&??lfl I?.o lnfc:?y of pain B&fW mmm ?Son 'bat better than All ? greatly diminWi?a tl??*ag?.,^<M| mother and child ^W^fl ferine woman la //?rrw "f^TMf JfotheVn Frlnd. Prepared ?gd ??^flj lin Ann r: VD, Atlanta. GaJW ^? Drnmn-t* I ric0 f1 .JT^nH j. hr Expresa on receipt of rpHE above is the exact nprtstnI J- theREmm MACBWB *4 FOR $20.00. I It ia in every naped the very I* Singer Btyle of Machines, flniili? best manner, with thehtcslimpW tor windiug the bobbin, the most 4 lent atyle of fable, with sgjgf Urn drawers and Deau?fu! OowJ IT 8TAHD8, WITHOUT A BIM King of Singer Jim We do not otk you to pey fi* *t ?*n Mat you are buying. WSOOt/wy that you really want to bay ? f^? ore willing to pay $30 for I THE BEBT DY TSE UAW Write to na, sending tbs M??J nearest railroad station. We triHJ Machine and /rive iiiitmdlonJ \>> m to examine it before you pay fir ft 1 720 Filbert St., WlsM* March 1, IH83