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LOCAL NEWS. ,.. c. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOB. UKIKL' MENTION. lt will K'it>n be tho Henson for tho sweet tri gm 1 wat es. The finny tribe bave begun lobito, nm! Iv, small i>"y Is happy. patches of small grain in and [round the < itv are looking litte. Messrs. Means, Cannon A Co. havo .'tuetuing interesting elsewhere. jlr, Win. McQuktu is announced as a Lindidato for Treasurer this week. The work of grading tho Savannah ?'alley Railroad is progressing rapidly. The song servico In tho Methodist Church lu*' Sunday afternoon was groat . enjoyed hy those present. Married, at Cokesbury, 8. C., April 17, gSl, by the Kev. W. P. Meudors, Prof. C. Heed and Misa P. Connor. J Head J. A Daniel's new advertisement, L.1 don't forget that ho now occupies tho PW store room in tho McC'ully building. The iee eiram and soda water season is n, p.aching, and the avorage young man i laying up bis dimes whorowith to treat girl. ?Governor Titompson has appointed essrs. F. T. Wilhito and J. D. Maxwell sistant Supervisors of Rogistratiou for ?i-, County. Jh- sure to read the now advertisement Messrs. Oreen & Poppe in another col nn, and whon you need anything in |eir line, givo thom a .call. Subscribers who do not receive their Spcrs regularly should notify us iiriruo itely, and if the fault is ours wo will icc pleasure in correcting it. The merchants had soveral good busi es days last week. Thc ground was wet for the fannors to plow, and they bk advuntago of it by coming to town. flic merchants of thc city havo unani )usly agreed lo closo their stores at 0 flock j), m. (Saturdays excepted) from 1st of Muy until tho 1st of Scptom next. Married, at tho residence of tho bride's ber, on April 13th, 1884, by Hov. W. Davis, Mr. E. M. Keaton, of Anderson linly ! S. C., to Miss Bullio Lyon, of gvard, N. C. In Anderson-girl-hastonod the dopart I of ber lingering caller tho other even by remarking, os Eho lookod out of window: "I think we shall havo a kitiful sunrise." \o are requested toannounco that Prof. Sbowalter, of Dalton, Ga., will at ibo Singing Convention, which con es at Salem Church on tho first. Satur* [and Sunday in May. irricd, on Thursday, 17th inst., by I, M. Mcflco, at tho rcsidenco of tho e's mother, in Abbeville County, Mr. C. Shirley and Miss Alico li. Martin, diter of Mrs. S. J. Martin. irricd, lu tho Episcopal Church, Pon tt, S. C., Wednesday evening;, April , ISSI, by Kev. W. H. Hanckel, Mr. !. Hunter and Miss Pauline Gaillard, bier of W. H. D. Gaillard, Esq. hen a boy falln and peols tho skin off oso, the first thing he does is to get id yell; when a girl stumbles and s herself badty, tho first thing sho ls to get up and look at her dress. c question that acorns to be bothering ?candidatos just now is, whether Ihe ty Democracy will adopt the plural r majority pinn of nominating can s for tho various offices thia year. o bill now before Congress providing llowavices to third class Postofiices eut will add $230 to the pay of the dice at Anderson annually. This <*>d iHw, and wu ?opo it will pass. wiseacres say tho fruit crop is safo, jopo so. We do not rei norn her to [ever scon tho fruit trees so heavily Vi. If the crop escapes damage, the will bo unprocedonted in this sec . rt. J. A. Wren, who is now in Talla ?, Fla., hos our thanks for late Flor ipors. In one of tho papers wo no ie Captain has purchased a placo in ludo County, whore he proposes to S. P. Chap?n, President of the W. U., of South Carolina, speaks of ag Anderson at an onrly dny. Sho j enthusis?sUe temp?rese.: v. orkor, ?ill no doubt recelvo a cordial wol frorn the friends of tho tempor?neo |iu thia city. : ;; tnderaon chap kissed bis girl about timos right straight along, ond he stopped tho tears carno into her (nd sho said in a sad tono of voice i .J-1 I fear you have ceased to "io." ,4No,;i havn't," replied J-r-, rou must give me time to breathe." Acker, youngest child of Mr. and H, Russell, of Hopewell town iod on Thursday, 17th Inst., aftera lness with pneumonia. Tho littlo etnains woro Interred at Carmel i last 'jonday. The parents have pathy of many Monds in tholr mont. Crescent Skating Clnb has ro fd for tho approaching season and n Ita Rink on tho 1st of May. will bo allowed to akate free of but gontlomen will be charged a 1 sum, which will go to defraying Skating ia a pleasant amuso nd we aro glad' to know tbat the s decided to reopen tho Rink. riidy-''how do you Uko my nnot?" Socond Lady-"Oh, It's lovely for anything. How do e?" P. L;-"It's awfully sweet, oes your husband think or HT" Io hasn't seen tho bill yet." F. either has mino. Too-heo V Kgle hysterically, although tho "s a vory serious ono, daya Blnco one of our citizens ?d ho would give his chickens a Keino, aa some of them looked ifnd sick. Accordingly be pro ie calomel, and, m Ix i og it with ^"gh, gave U to thom. Next I ho found 'every yoong chicken rd dead. He fa thoroughly con [that,it. doesn't pay to physic . the following from Ike To econ ? of the 10th Inst : "Messrs. ames and James Sadler, both ?? clerks at A nd orson, S. C., pass Kb Toceos last week paying . Tartwoll. While in Toceos they i Kalis, and Sadler , performed a 1 there, which other young men attempted; Ho stood at the the Palls and threw o rock to. edging it on tho Western hank ?nv He 'takes the oako' every jrock-sllnger." Drirlnga recent thundor-atorm. Emilv Cltnkscalca, colored, who resides ou Mr?, P. A. Dellotto's plantation, several milos South of tho city, ;,ad a hen and a brood of chickens killed by a stroke of light ning. Tho hen bad gathored hor brood under her wings, and was sitting under tho edgo of tho house, when tho light ning struck thom, killing all of them In stanily. No othor damage was done by the stroke. Mr. D. H. Taylor's new advertisement was handed in too late for insertion this week, but will uppoar next week. Ho desiri s his friends and customers to know that ho is agent for tho Canton RoaporH Muckeye Hinders, Canton Swccpstako Threshers, and engines, cotton presses, Ac., which Lo is offering at low prices and on very satisfactory torin*. If yOU con template buying auy machinery, call on Mr, Taylor. Mst of letters remaining in the Pojt ollico at Andsrson for the wook ending April 22 : Allco Andorson, Mrs. Marv W. Allon, E. Ii. Brown, Mrs. Susan Hurrlss, dno. M. Brown, Alor. Bell, Jesso H. Bal onlino, H. T. Criglor, Mrs. Mary Cromer, Samuel Dickson, Alexander Foos, How ard Eloyd, Pink Kay, Mrs. J. A.' Ixmo less, Thomas Mayfield, M. J. McConnell (2), T. J. McCluro, Mary Prichard, W. 1). Staggs, E. E. Thomas. Last Eriday afternoon wo wero treated to a ride by Dr. R. p. Divvor on his "Pcerloss" Traction Engiuo. Tho eugine was fired up nt his shop, and wont across tho Bluo Itidgo Yard, up by tho Presby terian Church and down Whittier street to tho creek, thence hack to tho Square Going down tho steep hill on Whittier .street, tho Doctor stopped tho engine sud denly, showing us plainly that complete control is always had over it. Coming buck up tho hill, Mastor Paul Dlvver took hold and successfully guided the en gine, thus evincing that it is oasily man aged. Tho Grand Lodge of tho Knights of Honor at their rocont session in Charles ton selected Chester UH tho noxt placo of tnoctiug Tho following aro the officers for the ensuing y ear : A. Coward, Grund Dictator; Julius E. Moses, Grand Vice Dictator; ??. L. Bonham, Jr., G raud As sistant Dictator; B. G. Clifford, Grand Chaplain ; J.D. Maxwell, Grand Guide; G. W. Holland, Grand Reportor; J. T. Robertson, Grand Treasurer ; M. IL Mc sweeney, Grand Guardian ; F. H. Ward law, Grand Sontinol ; W. R. Dolgar, H. S. Williams, J. L. Addison, Grand Trus tees. Col. A. Coward was elected repre sentative to tho Supremo Lodgo for two years, and Dr. George Howo was olectod alternate to tho Supremo Lodgo for the samo length of timo. The Steam Fire Engiuo, which was ro cently purchased in Charlotou hy our City Council, arrived boro last Tuesday morning. It was ?hipped from Charles ton via tho Northeastern and tho Colum bia & Grcenvillo Railroads, both corpo rations chargiug m thing Tor transporta tion. Tho cngino .'iud rcol was brought up to tho Square, where it attractoil a largo crowd, who closely inspected it. Tho guard-house is to be toni down and rebuilt near tho city's stables, and an ungine-houso will immediately ho eroded un tho corner where thb guard-hotiso now .tands. Steps will lc immediately taken lo organize tho Eire Department, and ure many months wo venture Anderson will havo as ellicient tire company a? can be fouud in auy towu of her size. A correspondent of tho Soncca bree Prut, writing from Pendleton, Hays : "Wo aro pleased to state Mrs. Hull, an ?stiuiablo duenna who resides near this placo, and ?vho was quito severely hurt by tho recent cyclone, has recovered so ts to bo ablo to attend to her domestic affairs." The anno correspondent also says: "Tho peoplo of this vicinity were very generous and kind to ibo poor un fortunates who happened to rosido in tho track of the recent fearful cyclone and responded as it were with ono simulta neous effort to pr?vido shelter, food and raiment for tho homeless and destitute. Uro four days had elapsed after the occur rence of this most disastrous gale, many iisinhabitable houses wero made habita ule and the needy inmates mado the hap ly recipients of many valuable donations n tho shape of mousy, furniture, food ind clothing." Associate Grange, No. 1, will meet with Deep Creek Grango at 10 o'clock on Sat trday, 3rd of May next. Subjects for itsays : 1st. "Tho best modo of curing lay."-A. B. Bowden essayist. 2nd. 'Raising of root crops for stock ff-i." kV. W. Humphreys and W. W. Russell, ?sayest?. Mrs. M. B. Quails in appoint td to read an essay upon a subject of her rtvn choice. Delegates : Deep Crook Jrango-Wm. Davis, W. T. McGill, J. L. Fowler ; Town Creek-P. H. Brown, W. i. Hombree, C. C. King; limiter's Ipring-John Eskew, Belton Watson, J. \.. O'Neal ; Sandy Springs-J. B. Douthlt, L W. Major, jr., W. G. McWhorter; An iersan-W. W. Humphreys, E. F. Reid, 3. M. Ruckor; Bowling G roon-E. M. inipes, *per King, Silas Kay; Harper -L. H. Welborn, W. B. Quails, Jeptha ilarper. John C. Watkins to preside. Tho Easley Messenger, of last week, says : 'The action of Aiken and Edgoflold will n?uonco the vote along tho wholo routo, f each refuses to help it. Easley, though inxicus to havo another road, can not mild it Ly herself. That is most obvious. Jut wo tell you what she can do, she can atch on to tho Savannah Valley Rall oad, aid in golfing up a boom and help o extend that road from Anderson tc bis placo. Wo aro glad to be able to. re mri that work bas been rammed on th!? oad, and that it is In a fair way to b? ompleted. One hundred convicts have ecently been pot to work opon it tome of the townships along the line be ow Anderson are voting subscriptions, md could not thoso between that pla? iud Easley do likewise? We can't afford o await the pleasure of the Constructor. Company of the C. C. G. A C. It. R. Wi mist look to our immediate intorests ?tepresontatives of the Savannah Valloj [toad, wouldn't you like to connect wit! he Air Lino? If so, give ns a showing Tho routo from hero to Anderson Cour Bouso is a beautiful ona" SPECIAL I?VITATI0?. Though new addition? are being viade daily mr stock at the present is complete, and /edin vre that the same can bear the closest intpet ?on, iv herewith invite all our lady friends an mirons to honor ut with their presence durin he coming u-tek. 9L lining received the very latest and newe hopes in Children, Mute* and Iriksi Hat ce now open our, Joinery. Department to fi ntblic, assuring alt that, while our work an roods are first-Horsyour jnictrtcW be the loi til. ATdidjrtif?iff 'viih'phaiure ? generoi espouse to this invitation, we are yours at eon *a"d' Af.B. A?K8TB?N. Wt mira's ET? WATS? is a sure cure fi tore and Inflamed eyei?, partial blindnea toL" H you have not used it, ask yoi leiRhbor about lt. It 1? gosrantctd to gb relief, and if it does not come back: and g pour money or try another bottle free. A Literary Treat for Artarmon. Mr. F. fi. DeFonUiIne, who was tho war correspondent of tho Charleston AVu-i during iho lato war between tho ?States, will give a recitation entertainment lu Masonic Hui this (Wednesday) evon iog on "Tho Humor and Pootry of tho South, and Vau in Camp." Tho pro gram?lo for the evening is varied and interesting, and will be repleto with illus trations and graphic descriptions of what occurred on the battleUeld or around tho (amp, which will not only orovo inter esting tu tho old soldier, but to thoso of us who know nothing of the cxpoi ionees or war. Tho proceeds of tho ontertuin lueut will go to tho Confederate Homo to ho established in Itichmond. Speaking of Mr. UoFontaine's address and its ob jeet, tho Columbia lUoiiter says : A small but solect audience greeted Mr. Derontaiue last night in bia effort to aid thc pood work of establishing the Home for Confederate Soldiers at Richmond, so auspiciously begun by Camp Lee, and which bids fair ut no distant duy to bo an accomplished tact by reason of tho great interest which hus been manifested ?ince thc plan was put on foot. Starting with the determination of a few patriotic sur vivors of the Lost Cause in Richmond, who concluded, recognizing tho growing distress fastening upon the wrecks ol' the war. to devote that portion of their means previously spent in luxuries to tho relief of their old comrades in arms, the mem bership Lits augmented until it now em braces over three hundred inllucntial men and its fundB and supplies have attained a value of some f25,00U. Mr. DcFoutaine's address was delivered in an easy, graceful und impressive man ner, his voice being most pleasantly at tuned to tho reader's doak. Deftly weav ing the poesy of both sections into illus trations of tho sentiment and temper of | tho trying period of tho war, which yoi served to bring forth tho most exalted and stirring notes of American song, he recited rimrod's beautiful "Ethnogenesis," writ ton in commemoration ol' the establish ment of the Confederacy, and his fervid "Call to Arms," contrasting it most clover ly with a similar production of almost identical strain from tho poetry of thc North. Randall's "Maryland" was gi' en with much feeling, aud Father Ryan'? "Conquered Banner" was road with a* nico conception of the sentiment. Turning from tho consideration of the sectional minstrelsy of tho war, Mr. Do Font?ine cnteitained hla audience very cleverly with numerous anecdotes illun kreting Ibo quaint humor developed around the camp lires, on tho march, In the hos pital and on tho battlcliold, giving au ad mirable epitome of thc jeal und humor of Ihe period. There should bo a good greeting lor Mr. DeFontainc wherever he makes his ap pearance, for asido from tho cause iu which bc is enlistad, which should bo dear to avery Southern heart, his address com mends itself as a careful and pleasing prc lentation of much relating to tho wur which is worthy of preservation. Mr. DeFoiitaino has delivered this ad ir, 'ss in nil the cities and largo towns of the State, and tho papers speak highly of its merits. Those who bear him will not regret it. Tho objoct alono should com mend itself to ovory truo Southerner, iud wo hopo Mr. DoFontaine will be jreeted hy a largo audience of our citi zens. Admissiou, 50 cents. We have a largo btock Worsted, Prints. Ginghams, Bleaching, Linens, Table Damask, Dry Ooods and Notions of every description. We Invito all to oxamino mr goods and prices boforo buying. Wo lo not advertise our prices, but guaran co them as low as any house in tho State. C. F. Jone? St Co. A largo stock Embroidery that we do liro to close out. Como and secure a bar gain. C. L'\ Jones et Co. Big stock White and Figured Lawns list received at C. F. Jones & Co. No child wili bave a rosy complexion is long us worms exist In tho intestines, thriller's Indian Vormifuge will destroy ho worms and restoro the health of tho :hild. For Halo by Wilhlto cfc Wilhito. Wizard Oil I Wizard Oil I Hamlin's !ough Balsam, Blood and Liver Pills and .Vizard Oil for sale by W?hlte & Wilhite. A'e give a song book with every bottle of ?Vizard Oil we sell. Finest cigars at Wilhite & Wilhitc'a. Carden Seeds, fres and genuine, at Wil lite A Wilbits's. Diamond Byes, .every color and ahude, nt iVilbile'a Drug Store. We have tue largest .lock of these Dyes in the city-for wool or lotion. ,7^f A. W. Todd has a fine lot of low ?nuntry shingles, which he is selling cheap br cash. If you need any call on him and ;et his prices. 35 Wc are prepared to sell you Lamps from V) cents to Fifteen Dollars. Before buying ?ive us a call. Wn.HITB ct WlLHITK. Ilctter than Ever.-Large arrivals jf Buggies of ail styles just receive?!, select id by mo in person while in Cincinnati, ile sure to call on me wheu you wont to >uy. Thoso owing for Buggies and Sewing Machines will pieuse remember when their lotos fall due. C. A. Rr.r.n. I have taken Swift's Specl?o (S. a. S.) 'or Rhumatlsm, and found perfoct rollof. [t is the heat tonic and Blood Remedy tnown to science. D. P. HILL, Attorney nt Law, Atlanta, Ca. Artist Materials, Placques. Water Colors, )il Colors Wi C. Panels, Brushes, <sc, at iVilhite's City L>rug Store. ANOTOKB RESCUE FBOM DEATH.-In 1881, ?.?hilo sewing on a machine, my wife was alien with a severe pain in ber side, which vas soon followed by hemorrhages from 1er lunga, severe cough, fever, and she iould neither eat or sleep, and in a few veeks she was reduced to a living skeleton. 1er ctomach refused to retain any food, and be physician thought one of her lungs was I ?utilely gone. At a final consultation of wo physicians her case was pronounced ?oj?e?ess. 1 tried Brewer's Lung Restorer ly advice of ono of the physicians, and she >egan to improve after the third dose. She sontinuod the medicine, and is now in ex xllent health, and is better than she bas leen in several years. I believe Brewer's [.ung Restorer saved her lifo. BKNJ. F- HEBNOON, 37 f Y?tosviiie, Qa. k LADY HUNG L?EH arms gently around his neck, and aid : "My dear, where did yon get that band ?me SUIT OF ?.OTHES : ?? With a bland smile, he replied : "At 'SMITH & CO.'S CLOTHING STORE, ?lV WHIT NEU STREET. They have the handsomest Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING in An teroom They are offering Boya' and Mens' Clothing marvelously cheap ; and wife, yon must go there and fit up our boys. They ilso keep a nice line of Boys' Cassimers, ind if you think it cheaper to bay the joods, Mr. J. R. SMITH will cut ont tho taits, and you can make them np on our HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE That we bought from them last year ; and while you are inspecting their Btock, don't forget to look at their PEA Hl? SHinTS, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Handkerchiefs Cravats and Socks. They have ? foil line nf Furnishing CooJs, and if you think I un in need of any of these goods,- order them tent home. And, by the way, tiiey h?ve also annies stock of- -'- $? t; Men?* and Boy rn* Hai?,; Which you might also ci amine. Remem ber, when you . start, that they have xt moved from their old stand st McC?lIy's Corner to their large- new Store Room on Whitner Street, jost opposite the Auditor's Of?ce.' They sro anxious to show their elegant stock of Spring Goods, md a visit to their beaotiful 8fore will repay yon for the trouble." April 17. 1884_40 Orr & Sloan, Pres cri pt lon Druggist!. GRAND OPENING - OF - SPRING % SUMMER NOVELTIES - AT THE - N. Y. CASH STORE. -u IMMENSE ARRAY OF LOVELY GOODS ! LOWEST PBICBS DRY GOODS, SHOES ?ND CLOTHING Now Triumphant at the NEW YORK CASH STORE. OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IN FliLl BUST. _1SVS4_ 1884-SPECIALTIES-1884 _-[884-__ i>ESEf3M 4*0(f Dft ! -Thc mosl important Item iii Ladre?' attira is ? Dress ! We bave ni last succeeded in having a complete Stuck, at tho very lowest City I'rices, ntnl invite ymir attention to the tact that yon ought to see our assortment and know our pri?es bet?re buying a Dress, be it Calico, Worsted or Bilk. Wo have made great reductions on our former prices, und arc sure that we eau please you in any kind of material you may desire. Our Calicoes aro the newest and prelti eM, at fourteen yards for one dollar ; pretty Plaid Dress (Jinghnnis Only IU?: Seersuckers, Chambrays and Zephyr Cloths ->? liije ; Twilled Worsted Cashmeres and Lustre Alpacas at 16c-Brocaded, new designs, at ?Oc; all-wool Black Holl ltiiiitin^.s only 18c; nil shades Nuns Veilings nt ?Ak' ; Australia? Prspe Cloths at 25c ; Dc beges, new styles, at 20c ; Plaid Combinations, all wool, at. 35c; Pin Checks, in .silk and woo], nt 00c; Sa.:.mer bilks at only 50e ; Black Silks at 75, 1.00, 1.26 and 1.60; Colored Satins at '.hard time" prices; Iilae.k Cash me rcs at 15 per cent reduction from for mer prices. Our entire Stuck- i$ a mari el of Beauty ami Cheapness, WHITE WOODS-How l'i< ttii and Cheap ! <s the exclamation of all who have look ed at our Piques, Nainsooks, (10c), Cambrics, Dotted (Swiss, a beautiful quality at 25c ; Victoria Lawns, India Lawns, from I ii 4c to l??c ; Lawn do Linen, Persian awns, White and Cream Mull, Figured Muslins, Swisses ami Tarlatans. Also, n complete Uno of Table Damask, Doylies, Napkins, Towels. Crash aud Lace Cur tains, Honey-Comb aud Marsaillcs Quilts, Cretonnes and Color ed Cotton Flannel for Lambriquins. Price?, the very lowest, on everything. LACES? LACKS,-At least fifty dilTcrrnt kinds, in hundreds of different patterns, nt all prices, from 2c a yard to one dollar ! A handsomer Stock, or prettier (ioods, or Cheaper tlood?, cannot bc found anywhere. EMBROIDERIES- These have boen the "town talk !" Babies have cried for those wide, slicer and open-work Edgings. Another now lot just re ceived, including the fabhiunnble Irish Points ! Please come and look at them ! NECKWEAR-Everything that is new and stylish. 0L0VE8.-AU kines, sizes and qualities. HOSIERY-A full assortment, for Cunts, Ladies and Children. CORBETS-Tho best approved kind for the least money. FANS-Lovely Novelties, in a!I colors, cheap. PARASOLS-From the cheapest to the finest. We carry the Vines! Sliocs for Ladiea and Children, in Anderson. Now Myles Suppers just arrived. Ciirni'tn anti MuttiugH nt wholesale prices. Trunks and Yulinef* at Factory pi ?cos. Clothing und Hate' nt Manufacturers' prices. O Ult AliVIOlii iH s Trade at the New York Cash Store aud Save Money 1 M. B. ARNSTEIN. April 17, 1SS4_IO _ BROWN CULTIVATOR, The Greatest Labor-Saving Implement o? the Age for the Cultivation of Cotton and Corn ! The Only Wheel Cultivator Made Suitable to thc Souther: Mode of Cultivation. ffVIE on'y Wheel Cultivator made having four independent Plow Beams, insu JL ri?j, a perfect cultivation of the bed and wa'.er furrow. Beams easily guided by the plowman. Excellent implement for making COTTON BEDS, laying off Cotton and Corn ground, &c. DON'T POSTPONE BUYING THIS CULTIVATOR. Put in your order early, and test thc truth of our statements by macing on your Farms the improvements at your doors. For further information call on us or apply by mail, and your inquiries shall have prompt attention. Remember, we Carry the Largest Stock of GENERAL HARDWARE - AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS IN THE UP-COUNTRY. Bonfipy'H Vi8cs hMn, Carpenters, Muries and Hensebi Hardware OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. " ~i??sl? . . . . ? Mauufactu.er*' Age-its lor Upper ?outh Carolina for Johnston Reapers and Mowers, Randall Harrows, Acme Harrows, Cardwell Improved Grain Separator, Moona County Corn Mills, Wiard Solkey Taming Plows, Agricultural Engine?, Saw Mille, ftc. ' . SULLIVAN'"? BRO. CLOTHING, CLOTHING, -AT MEANS, CANNON & CO. Newest and Latest Styles nml Colors ! GUARANTEED TO FIT ! STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS. Nobby Styles, Low Prices, Neat Colorer. SHOES, SHOES, SHOES! Latest Shapes-Comfortable Tits. Special attention calltd to our $3.00 Shoe. Z El OLE R'S SHOES, all styles and lasts, for Hen, Ladies and Children. April 24, 1884 i^iEjiusrs, oj^iisriisronsr & co. 41 ?se? m o ' ?r- O caa W _KJ I'll rV W 5 "rr s. cr g ?-t- _ B? = . * 2=? ?J r 11 seg i I?! g o i ?3 ^tt- Chea poet Lam pi nt Orr A Sloan'B. HAMLIN'S WIZARD OIL, With Song Books. - ALSO, - PiULS AND COUGH BALSAM, AT SIMPSON, REID & CO.'S. WAVERLY HOUSE CORNER. April 10, 1884 3D _? "iV. Itcut Brushes nt Orr it Sloan's. NEW GOODS ! JUST received u BEAUTIFUL lino of PRINTS anil Bleached Homespun. AL?O, A few pieces of Charlottsville Cassi meres for Summer-tho best poods brought lo this market. And part of my Spring order of I Bav Stale Shoes. All will bc sold at LOW | PRICKS. (Jive me a call. A. I J. TOWKRS, 4 Granite Row. Marci ""0, 1S84_ 30 S^l- F ibest Drugs at Orr & Sloan's. NOTICE. *T*iHE partnership h..*;toforo existing be X tween P. K. McCully and D. 8. Tay lor, under the firm name of McCully & Taylor, is this day dissolved by mut uni confient. Either partner is authorized to rcccivouud receipt tor all amounts dun the firm. P. K. McCULLY, I). S. TAYLOR. Jan. 14, 1884. All Notes and Accounts unpaid and past due will ho placed in tho bands of John E. Breazcale, Trial Justice, on tho 1st of March next. Jan .'ll, 1884_20 _ r-H- Freshest Garden Seed at Orr cfc Sloan's. DISSOLUTION. fjpll?? Finn heretofore ssJsting under 'he Jt name of Heed <&, Webb hos this day been dissolved by mutual consent. C. A. HEED, Ag't. C. W. WEBB. Feb 4, 1881. Having purchased the interest of O. W. Webb in the above Firm, I will continua the business at the samo stand, where I will be prepared to furr.lbb tho best Groce ries nt lowest prices, and respectfully solic it thc patronage of all. C. A. REED, Ag't. Feb 7, 188t_30_ pil- Beet Combs at Orr & Sloan's. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. A BINOLE sr ARK may destroy your X?L Dwelling in one hour. I can give you ample security against loss by Fire, as the combined Assets of the Companies I represent amount to 911,002,418. Call on me and lumire your Dwellings. Furniture, Barns and Mercnandis:.-. It will be too lott when the fire starbt. A. B. TOWERS, Insurance Agent. . Anderson, S. C^,_Marcl?_27,1884 37_ fgCft* If everybody knew how to keep a horse or mule slick and fat, what a power of Orr A Sloan's Premium Horse and Cat tle Powders would bo used. Wheat Bran, Corn, Flour.. TLi'OIv sale by 'JJ A. B. TOWERS. Feb 14,1884 31_ Vu- Best Cigars at Orr & Sloan's. Money Needed. IRESPECTFULLY ask all who ara in debted to mo by Note or Account, for Merchandise or Guano, to make payments as soon at possible, as I need the money. A. B. TOWERS. Sept 27,1883 ll Hamlin'a Wizard Oil at Orr A Sloan's. SHOES AND BOOTS. IHAVE a full line of Bay State Shoes and Boo hi. Warranted not to rip and to hay? no wood or pasta board. Also a few Milos' Ladles' Shoes. All in want of eood Shoes and Boots will And it to their interest to rall on A. JJ. TOWERS Feb 14,1884 81 SST Messrs. Orr & Sloan have the exclu sive agency for Anderson County for the famous WAO TAIL CIO ABS-5 cents Oh ! it's a daisy. FRESH GARDEN SEED. LANDRETH'S and Ferry's fresh Oar den Seeds for sate by A. B. TO WE BS Feb 14,1884 31 ?fist |*ls? Send ilx cents for postage, and 1111111 receive frc? a costly box of Roods ' rfl If I ?Bich will help ?ll, of either tex, I ii BL kit.. more mnnex right ?way H??n anything O?MI ID tuU world. Fortune* strait tb? workers absolutely rare. At mice address Tacs A A. Co., Augusta, Mala?. 89-ly REMOVAL ! MISS DELLA KEYS HAS moved to the Rooms formerly occupied by Miss SALLIE HOWIE. She has receiver! a handsome assortment ot Wurlne sud Nummer Millinery, Biotlous and Ilonlery, which will bc sold CHEAP. The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine these doods before nmkin? their purchases, as I feel con 11 drnt that I cnn ci ve satisfaction in both doods and prices. DH ti H H MAKIN<; given prompt attention. ,5rti- Don't forget the place-FIRST DOOK WEST Ol?' SIMPSON, REID it CO.'S !>RU<; MTOHE, WAVERLY HOUSE III.OCK. Mareh 27, ltfHt 37 2m THE TRADING PUBLIC - OF - AND ADJOINING COUNTIES Who cont?mplate coming hero to Buy their Goods will not do wei? " jit POSITIVELY SAVE TOOMEY I In Examining my Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS and Valises! CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING, Before purchasing elsewhere. \Vhilo I do not display any extraordinary skill in Printer's ink, yet I can assure all who have heretofore givon mo their patronage, also thoso who r.xpect to do so in the future THAT I AIM TO DEAL FAIR WITH ALL, And j^ivc you honest bargain?. Having a competent aud reliable corps of Salesmen you will always Hud them pleasant and attentive, ready to wait OL ail with politeness ?.nd euro, ?lover misrepresenting any article kept in Btock for salt. I BOLDLY DEFY COMPETITION In any of the departments usually kept in this market, and will not suffer myself to bo undersold by any ono in my line, maintaining my position ns the Popular Leader of Low Prices mid Iteirulntor of the 2>ry Goods Market in Anderson County. My Stock ls complete and attractive, having takon great pains to suit all, who are aware that to secure good, honest g ods they must buy from Feb 28,1884 83 4m With uusual energy, bas faced thc Northern storms to Becure for her customers the LATEST STYLES in DRESS GOODS, NECKWEAR. HEAD COVERINGS -INCLUDING HATS AND BONNETS, That will lend enchantment lo tho plainest face, and make tho lovely the more beautiful. Give us a coll for this Leap Year, and we are nure the Beaux cannot say nay, and the Papaa will wonder how can my wife and girls look so lovely on such a small amount. (live us a call and bo convinced that wo cnn allow you the PRETTIEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES. Ladies9 ?tore. March 27, 1884_ mQHEY WILL QgRGULsVn?t - AND - THE SOLID CASH WILL SECURE SOLID BARGAINS. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO. Offer You Now Spring Prints, And a Large Stock of Dry Goods Generally. NEW York Mills aud WainButta Bleached Muslins, and all other Standard brands of Bleached Goods. Pelzer Shirtings, Sheetings and Drillings as low as can be bought at the factory. . BOOT? AND SHOES-Old Ladles' Shoes, with low heels and broad bottoms, aod all styles Mon's and Women's Shoes. Our Stock of GROCERIES large and prices LOW. Genuine Muscovado and N. O. Molasses. THE BEST COFFEE. ?to .. fiSf We ask a visit from all. aa our stock In every department ia largo enough for every one lo be suited. Respectfully, . .. j :'?7? P. SULLIVAN Sc co, March 20,1884_SS_ CLOTHING 1 CLOTHING! PRICES OF CLOTHING MARKED DOWN TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS. Now is tho Timo to Secure Bargains. . AFULL and CAREFULLY SELECTED Stock of SPRING CLOTHING to arrive. Also, GENTS' UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CUFFS, CRAVATS. IN OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT Our Mr. J. ll. CLARK is fully prepared to give entire satisfaction. SPECIAL NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties indebted t > us to come forward and settle at once. Let this notice be sufficient warning. CLARK Jk CO. JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor. Feb 21,1884 - 82 TO THE FARMERS OF ANDERSON COUNTY. BEFORE baying MACHINERY it would bo to your Interest to give me a call ami. examine my stock of Machinery. I am atill tho General Agent of tho : GEISER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, And always have on hand a full supply of their Celebrated Machinery, consisting'of Peerless, ?Portable, W?atlonary and Traetlon Steam Engines, (ioi sver Thresher*: and.Saw Hillas Also, agent for Queen Ot the Hontla Corn and Floor. HUI*). ? . .? Gregg & Co.'s Coiebrated Roapors, Mowers, Rakes, Sulky Plows, &c. ,. : i : . , - * .-AAKn?4:-ftrKf.it.S?f.*J1 -ft>?-""fs|B??*'-4' I also keep in Stock a f?ll supply of-. ' ? l r:-' , BRASS GOODS, HANCOCK INSPIRATORS. . INJEOrORS: EJECTORS. TALLOW CUPS, GAUGE COCKS, GLOBE and OHaCK VALVES, PIPING and IRON* FITTINGS, . ' In fact, JJ5VKRYTHIKG NEEDED !n tho Machine husmeas. . ' . . R. F. BIFFER, Anderson Machine Works? March 20, ?8S4 8?