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L.Q.?Ak .NEWS. C. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOB. Tue Election In Auccrson. e election in - ibis guilty ',11 last ?8y paused off 'quietly and i ?suited good majority tot the Presidential, KreHsiounl, State end. County ticket* uo Democratic pert.y. There was no for any other pe'.son than the Demo Sheriff McConnell, nut us tho coom, of the numerous boxes waa too great (bern very few of those tickets found r woy into the right boxes, t most of tho country precincts tbe rvlsors bad boon Improperly appoint ed upon having their attention called he fact they declined to serve. Thore a small turn-out of the colored vote ugh the Countyt'but i? ibo city ihey ied out in full numbers. They were, ever, destined to meet with severe npointnients during tbe day, and thoy ' to experience tboni early in the The commission of the Supoivisor wrong, having beuixdirocted to Aaron son instead of To Aaron Saxton, and being called to his/utontion bowlth w from the sor'vlco rather than risk a .ifcutiou for ilk ?ral iutrUBlon. lie election opened promptly at 7 otk, ?nd all of thc intorest immcdi y centered around ?tho Coderai poll, it .presented a lively, scene all day. W. A. ticer had been appointed chaf er for the Democrat?, and had a 00m e list of votera who had '..hanged their deuce, and remained there working icntly all day,long. - .... ,0 hrst .ctmU?P2e. fpr. change of resl rc fell Uko a clap,of.thunder from a r sKv. . It Was as stunning to Ibo no sas'it was unexpected. There -.-ore .vds of them in the city, and during previous day and nights they had violent in their threats, s soon as tboir votos began to bo re cd, it was discovered that quito a num of negroes woro gathering about the aro with guns, and several of them d to get powder and shot from Messrs. ii & l'oiipe's restaurant. In this con on of things Mayor Tplly and County inn an Murray sont for Lauronco cs, tho Republican Chairman, who dillutory about meeting them, and r ho carno, professed entire ignorance lie mutter and declined to Interfero prevent the gathering. Mr. Murray reupou told bim that unless lt was pped he would in thirty minutos put a bio barrel shotgun, loaded with buclc t, in thc hands of every white man on rpiaro, und timi he might look out for coliseo 110neds. Ile also told him that ry Kep'ublican voter should have fair unobstructed access to the polls, but ; they would not bo permitted to (ill (?qua re with armed nogroes. Tho t guns thereupon rapidly disporsod, tho balance of the day was as quiet orderly as any day that could bo im ;ied. Evorytblng went off smoothly without a ripple .-3, here wero two Or threo arrest?'for ille votiug at some of tho country polls, the parties showing that they had c. it ignorantly woro dismissed. The -ts, B?wovor, caused tho negroes to e legally during the day at thoao polls. IK; vote in tho lowor portion, of tho atv was1 light, our peoplo not b?ving' n fully stirred up to the importance of occasion, but in tbe upper part of the nt v and along tht> railroadovery ao :bio vote waa polled. ?,??J onca Path is tho banner precinct of County, having polled '?00 solid Dem atic vote?. bc majority for tho Presidential aud gressional tickets is about 2,(515. and tho Stato and County tickets it will be ething in oxcess of that number bnps 100. Tho Republican vote in tho nty did not reach one hundred. . was a good day'a work for Anderson, it ought to have been better. Our ority should no* have been less than TH UK F MENTION. bo baso ball season is over, ay your preacher and the printer. ... ce farmers are still picking cotton, ad the notices to trespassers in thia is bo matrimonial market' seems to bo L ead tho Master's sales in this Issue of IKTELLIOENGER. e tax books will'certainly closo on 10th of this month: . S. Fowler bas an important notico In issue to til oso indebted to him. possible, s?w a barley patch. It will re than repay you for your trouble. me persons seem to believe that spapors aro run for tho fun of tbe g. .y*?T . r. A. Brennecke, an estimable ellison Walhalla, died in that town on the ult. ;Mj . ? . . < st Sunday was a pleasant, beautiful and tho churches were well at* ded. . ' : . \ S / * r J'. ' t I lie Waltree Messenger is the name of a paper at Camdon, M. C. May it l?v? g and prosper. be greater portion of the cotton crop boen marketed, bot very little monoy eating around. / < me of our citizens say they hoard dls ctly tho reports of tbe cannon at Seneca last Saturday. 'e are; d?iiy adding- new subscribers ur already large list. Let 'em come, ra for many more. r. Wm, "M. OsbOrn? hais contracted for erection* of a commodious dwollihg so on East Orr1-street. rUos who do not subscribe fori.the Erxio?N?ER ahouTcT not take their ghborsbut.of the nontoiUoo. i t: monibor tho coloree; men ' v: ll o voted Democratic ticket. Encourage and P thom In ST?>ry way you can. . c aro requeued to state ' that tirs. A. Daracou-will open schcol at Sandy raga on. next Monday* iq t Iv i na t. 'or some days past tho wea thor bas In tod that rain would soon come, but n ?mo we have been disappointed. ead Messrs. Wiihlto & Wllhlto's new ertlBeraent on the first page of this r thia week. If will Interest you. , o. '-.} no \oung America Cornet Band of city furnished muslo .for the cam gn meeting at Seneca City last Satur' y the last cens?a , the numlor of tllit ? persons i h South Carolina over 21 "~0rjG3?? are' VrhUe? 8*?886 and color ol. Lewis E. Campbell tells na that lie growing in his yard a locust tree that twelve feet high, and lt ia only six nins old. . puBokeepers should be careful in ?rag fires ; the chimneys aro foul from winter's soot, and dry as powder from long drought., ?Y.*? ... nnestweekVpaper W? S.'^lgon ?it Co. toll those indebted to theta What they "se to do if their accounts aro not sre^upato^i f{ ; ?O State Pair begins In Columbia next ..3sysnd lasts fonr days. SSxonra^a oh th? railroads. Go down w-dyo* ?nave a pleasant ?mo. hy Trial Jr/aOT&el Billion. Mr. X. "5aM?Buof.Anderson County,, sud ' Winnie payl^.qf Grechvlllo.&unfe. or keveral day's there have bcen V ?oxen er more mountain .'soh??n .J?n ??urt House Sonare: ?tit J. R. Karlo, Mr. Andrew Brown ?I? Hattie Burri sa, all of Anderson \ Wm. Rodgers died at bis home In ? ?S* township ort yf?e?ii4m&r?' ^.S** aSstl 6S year*. Hb WM? ?J"tto. and his death ts deplored by friends. . V7v received a pleasant call last Monday I te'h Ji^J-^- ?IcI4n' ?f Clyde, 8?8 Hoi?! fcetd Ja attendance ?pon Synod in tfMn&j ?,M^r?,.Go?-,W- y*nt * 8?o have moved into their new alor? on Whitner ?SL^MP Mr** prepared PerMn?a?.t?? Countyl who bava been tarnished with petitions for prohibition adnera are requited to send them Inst ?.U ?. ^^"J-A- U- Tower?, L. P. Smltti t? Scodday will receive the petl JVWr\9^$Immense crowd in th* atv last Monday. Th? .lay waa remark ably ?ule?, despite the fact that considerad ud n ai"? Waa Jd,ank- Th0 ?nd sold hy tho Master and Sheriff brought good Tho .finest aWOet potatoes wo have aoen his season hayo boen laid upon our table by Mr. A. C. Webb, of Plcroctown. Tne largest ono weighed six pounds andolirht ounces Mr. Webb will. please accept thanks for them. ? . . Fj?aii ?fa? 'hfo'mj p t> fr I leaders at i mbhean party In Anderson Cod publican party In Anderson Codrity' 'du ring the past campaign wera tho negro school-teachers-men who carn evorv cent thoy make from the Domocrattc tax payers ot ibo County. Tho other evening, as we wero taking a moon light stroll, wo chanced to overhear Ti?i 1.?iVOra ??fant' ,Lnd Jad8lng what waa auld, they w|l|. ere fong, booome ono. Ho iug'sl f". voMrj*io her in:the follet |?Two; eouls with but a slugle thought, Two hearts that beat as one." mi^/i0*1^- refining in the Post ofnt?o foi tile Weok ending November 4: fltnry Benson. Perry.Digby. Mrs. Carp lino Brown, J. D. Chalmers (2), Martin Chapman, Mrs. Laura Earlo, Mrs. Killis ?'??w,%d8' Mlas.Kato Long, B. D. Martin. Mri. Ida E. Meek (3), Miss Mlnnio Riley ?PHH 8imP?on. D.-Straujffl, Col. L. W. Triblo. Elias Winston, M*3?, Wald'rop" . A Kansas farmer has a new method of M^'JS' ?? wheat, which thp ^?arrfc/n? Cullkdior recommends for trilfl'ihbthcr Ipcalfiies. lie bas ,a narrow iron wheel attached behind bis drill/ which follows V); tho drill rov. and firmly presses the soil with tho seod to a greater depth. By Ida method ho grows upward of fiRy-six. bushels per acre. n In rm '1 .'.!'' TV 1 Wc havo boen located In our new build ing ever since last April, yot there are quito a number of our subscribers' who Beom to have forgotten it, P;- are not aware or the fact that wo have moved from our, old quarters on Granite Row. Oar t?ew ofiico is just abovo Eowlor'a Livery Sta ble, or directly opposite ths County Au cHtor'a office. Don't forget this, and when you visit tho city come to seo us. The Union Moetlng of District No. 2, Saluda, Association, will ,be held, at Klat Rock Church on Saturday and Sunday; 20th and 30th inst. The Introductory Sermon will he -preached by Rev; -T. P; Boll, and the Missionary Sermon by Rev. L. M. Ayer. The following queries will bo discussed : l$t. "What methods of in ducing children to obntrlbuto |q. Missions Hhould be adopted by our Sunday Bchools?"-Speakers, B. Frank Mauldln and Jj. P. Smith ; 2nd. "Why are wo Baptists?"-Speakers, Rove. C. P. Ervin and T. P. Bell. . Tho meeting! in tho Court House , last Friday night, under tho auspices of the W. C. T. U.. w&8 well attended. The ad dresses of Rev. J. 8. Murray and Mr. O. C. Feat h ors; GU upon the nu bj eec of tem perance were highly intoresting and lis tened to with marked ottention. The colored W. 0. T. U. also held a meeting on the sam* evening in the colored Meth odist Church, addresses being made hy Messrs. IL G. Scudday, L. P. Smith and the pastor of tho A. M. E. Church. These meetings will doubtless accomplish much good for tho can^o of temperance. Wo quote what Horace Greeley once Haid ....bout how to keep a town email : "If you'want to keep a town from thriv ing don't erect any more dwellings than you can conveniently occupy yourself. If you should bavo au empty building, and any ono should waut to rent it, ask throe prices for it. Demand a Shylock Erico for every foot of gronnd that God as given you stewardship over. Turn a cold shoulder to every mechanio aud business man who seeks to make a home with you. Look at every new comer with a aeowl. Run down the work of every n?w workman. Go abroad for wages rather than seek to do business in your midst." Two white tramps, one a German and the other a Frenchman, broke into ? col ote J man's house, near Belton, last Sun day morning, while the occupants wero absent, and stole somo clothing, tobacco, money, victuals, <*-c They came on to this city inri afternoon and applied at tun residences of sevoral of uar eltizens fur something to eat. The police were noti fied of thoir presence in the city, and just before dark' Poll coman McKinney arrest ed them near the depot. Shortly after their arrest the old ne^ro. whose bouse they had broken jntoanu who had follow ed tbem up the railroad, carno np and re ported what they had done. Tho tramps.1 were carried to Jail,' r.rtd, before being locked up, were searched, whon several of the negro's things were found upon their person, together wttb ? lof of keys, knivee and a pistol. Both are young men, and evidently are professional tramps. One of them confoised to hav ing broken Into tho house. They wore regularly committed to jail on Monday to rnyuit trial at tho February i?rro of Oqurt. A writer, who. signs himself ;"G." and who is a member of tho Atlanta Bar, in an obituary fin the death of Mr. J. P. Reed, published in tho Atlanta Constitu tion of October 17tb, after giving a brief account of his life, nays the following beautiful tribut? to the memory of our departed friend Ul " 'J. P.,' as be was famil iarly called by all who know him, waa no ordinary man. P Indeed" fpw\men have ever come within taff writer's observa tion who possessed so many trait:? of chai noter to admire, so many qualities of mind and heart to love. He Was gontlo, no bio, sweet, kind and impulsivo.. Ho was brilliant without conceit, generous without ostentation, proud without van ity and bravo without, rualioo. With a physique that was'fht?ltl?ss in tts propor tion? ? face that beamed with intelligence, a heart as tender os love ; every hour of bis4Jfe waa rich willi kindness, and overy momont was Jowelod with joy I He was a loved and ?c.ving broker, son and MenoV Tjii'dA Ula Toreneso.'foll golden* dawning of a brighter day. He had not rcachodron life's highway, *hd storm that marks tho highest powtljut ^ ?8 Z^tl ho fell into 'a dreamless st?bp that ktt?es down his eyelids still.' Without n mot mur of complaint, bat wMh H la f"*Utbt, [ am resigned to God's will,* fie uled. when manhood's morning atmoftWUclW?T noon, and while tho shadows -S^WftB railing towards the, weslJF f Jos^la toe bapplest, ml board' tl ship J Conld every pne for whom Pp did, some kindness place a hloesflWj? nw ?ave. be would sleep to-day Aeaeatu *> nobler, gentler, manlier ms?a>,Y?i;;? *1 ,-.-,-"?>? . ?lt ' To the Wo??? Of Sentis Carolina^ The Department of Agriculture desires . ","?.?? *n exhibition of "Woman's frorT St toe ^^^?iif^^?i ?din doing so, lt isL-P^j"* .g^g' that the display should In every way ne Creditable to the fair women of ont ./tato. To this end, we Invite the co-ojperatton of too womenof every County and e*<nMUy roSn?t shat they will con tribu to to toto bSSSr ^e-a?rterOThit-taavthtna they andi tn^Ss oo^& anVxhibUion of ZEffiL VD6bartulent will tofte<every; rvErmY, f . to tort* 'to? 'safa return of ?'verv^V?jleeona^ed to ??S?? bioVordosf vt tojUttri, a^i?ias-?T bia, 8. O? ZU-_ Go to Wllhlte'?i dito ^??^?^Si agisse l'-f?SKl?-ni rient, ? :' ' .' . .' :..?-.. *nd Friends of th* cans?. LWllilP?? Of temperance .throughput tb? SUte who <an po?bry^^d.re^ueet ed to meei in TeinperenoeHaU In Colum 5?J S? ? PrIn ' f?r lb0 I'urpoaoof tdopt tog a plait for ? State organisation and transacting ano* other bn?toe*WUml come befo>-9 the meeting. . ^ H. I? Cirai?rr?iERa. A. COKE 8M.TII, L. B. Il A Y M ta, . . - J. A. ELKINS, // J. F. TROT, L. R. MABSUAXI?. (3MH0&31 The Market. Up to Wednesday noon-Abe follow lng aj? the cash prices for the articles enumerated below : .BAoon-Skies..........,".;.,J.A.?...1.11 Ilatns.i.'.ici Lard-best relined. "l2J Ties-best spliced.,,*..1.40(5,1.50 ^l(.Wbx6b..\???.1.0?dl.75 MU?*) SOLVED. The auesinn : How to save money is nat easily decided, but by going tc M. B. Aro8tein'a largt? Orv goods and clothing ?tero, the whole pro??em is aolrod. He will aell fbr tho next thirty dava Dross Good*, Flan nols aud Clothing at a redite tvm of to pet lee>U. You can buy now 12 yards of beautiful colored Cashmeres for ?*H?%h?\i i ll- I ilii'tcit iou can inak? your selection from 25 difforent klndB of Flanuols at lowest prices ever known. !.i 1 Our Jeans arc the cheapest.' ? . ' . . Tho peoplo are all finding out that M. B. Arnstein means tc do a large trad o on small prout.--, and by ailing on him you will a'-vava Eav ? rnoxioy.- - You can save from two to live dollars on ovory suit bought from M. B. Arn stein. .:- -VI. ? VII'''' Children*B good b,eayy shoes at 55c, and Women's good heavy shoes at T5o* Mena' Brogans at $1.10; - A'' largo'stcck of La dieaT Hits, also of Jtraeyj and Circulars. PLAXH QUBMT?0H8. Mythical ideas ore fanning the publie brow, with the breath of prejudice, ignor ance or humbuggery. Have yon (ho ro nioto.it Idea that your scrofula was created by the.usa ef potash and mercury? No | matter what the cause, B. B. B. is the peor of all other rom cd kn. Do you presume that y??r troublesome catarrh is the ro snit:of mineral poisoning? B. D. B. is the quickest remedy. Aro your chronic ulcers.and bolls BU?? sores the nwult o'! potash and mercury ? Medical gentlemen -v:u ...... mn 1 ... T> T? T? - il?'? only sovereign remedy. Were your ter rible kidney . troubles, .?rpaf?d Ajyi minorai poisoning? Not a bit of ii, but B. B. B. baa proven to bo a reliable remedy. Aro yqur skiu diseases, your eczema, dry tot ter, etc., tho effect of too much potash and mercury? Tho medical profession aro the best judges, and they? y nay,--bat B.. B. B. makes moro pronounced cures than al 1 other propar|qioi^ccm?jjned. 2 'L-idtoW. whcnUri-?bfl?ii?n Sro invited to call at C. F. Jonen it Co. and see their: beautiful stock of Dry Goods, Notions, and Fine Shoos. Their Dress Goods, RJack Cashmeres, Flannels and Corsets are the best to be found in the city for the mon cy. ' Their atoro waa never sa full of now goods of every description,.ansi their prices, as many bavo already found out, are the lowest to be found in Anderson. Tho best preparation for cleansing, prc norvlng and beautifying the Teeth is Jo li ii ?ton o's Saponaceous Odontiue. It hardens tho guinn and imparts adellclous odor to the ? breath. ' Recommended by A. P. Johnstone, I). D. S., Andorson, S. C. WRblte ft Wilhlte, Proprietors. Fruit Jars and Jolly Glasses just ie ee! ved at Wilb'.te <\ Wifhtte's. Boots and Shoes, Athens and Missis sippi Jeana, Blankets, Linseys, Flannels, Dress Goods, Sheetings. Shirtings, and a full Store of Dry Goods tow for cash at J. P. Sullivan & Co's. ---Ul Bring your sweetheart and enjoy with her a giasa of Wilhito's Artic Soda Water. Shrinera Indian Vonni fugo is perfect ly safe and easily administered. It is cheap and will give satisfaction. Try lt. For salo by W?hlte <fc Wilhlte. Hundreds of letters from those using Ayer's Hair Vigor attest ita val?e as a restorer of gray nair to Its natura! color. AH a stimulant and tonio, preventing and often curing baldness, and cleansing and soothing tho scalp, Its use cannot be too strongly recommended. | rs*s A .-, j n' If you want a first-class Sewing Ma chino, Buggy or Carriage, do not fail to look through the immense stool: kept by C. A. Reen, Agent, in bis Roposltory over tbe City Grocery Store. He will Bavo you money every time. We invite your attention td tho. adver: tl?ement nf Wilhito's Eye! Wat?rT?'th?s issue.- ' '' ' Persons indebted to me for Groceries, Sewing Machines, Buggies, FertilizoT, &d.,' ar? earnestly, requested to call promptly and settle up, and thus bavo mo tho tron?le and-expense of-sending my collector to seo you. I must have the money. Respectfully, _ .. .O..A. RBBD, Agent. I? \* ? * e * 1 .- '?? F?r Sor? Eye?.-Wilhlte's Eye Wa ter is a sure cure for inflamed or weak eyes or any common form of sore eyes. It is sold on conditions tbat if it does not Dfjreqt.acttr?, money to, be refvTtd?a\: -,fTry lt;' ITU does you no good it *Wlll cost you Opthing. v. r; ~ s W.lIiHlTJt, $ WlLHlTK. Trial uro vc J that honesty la the best policy in medicine as well as in other things. Ayer'? Sarsaparilla ls a genuino preparation, an unequalled blood purifier, 4??id3<2lL* suprior to ali otbor-S? t Congress Water roi i ev co thodlscomfo/ta Df indigestion, snob as flatnlence, hcad ^f?0?B!^^^?^? (Wjlblte's. an Aged Baptist Mtn?ster^TW? More Itu . t ; . portant Cases. Your'sgV,nt being, in'TJolUrnbuS, Ga., a few cVys ago', and meriting tho venerable brother J. H. Campbell, we asked him for the nows. His reply waa, 4,I have twn morel itnbbiia^ by Swift'sSpecific to report." This vener tiblo man la known far and wldo for his unremitting tabors of Ibvo In tho benair ?f the poor of Columbus. It will bo re oiem*er^that^ft Swift bM donated quito an amount of their ruinous rpediolne, to be dlatrlbuted.by- Mr. Camp bell among the-?pbor of tho city ; hence his rom ark. Herald: ;? V?J?. ?'Ihave just seen a lady who has been Kreativ annoyed by a Tetter in one of.ber bands/- IP had given her much trouble and palm She said abe bad been treated -by severa) physicians daring the past three or four, yesrsiftRb the old remedies. bolUesaddlla now^ appruently perfectly well. ' Her band is smooth and not a sign of tho disease left. It is marvelous iwppss ""Mn i \m?Urtbat waa Milady also. She bad been affected with tbe eczema for fonr years. ' Her lace, banda and arms, as well aa her body, was covered over with sores and scabs. It waa one of tba worst cases of thia torriblo disease that iL have ever seen. Thtfmil^SPtitofW was beyond es pression. She tried every remedy at command, Including mercury and iodide of potash, but sba only grew worse. Sbe was In this condition when I first saw the case. I soon had ber taking Swift's Specific, and she bas now only taken two bottles, bot every mark of tbs cures that baa come ander ??'a^arled^p^ene? Itt^mlngfing w?tl Uf?, Sands' Sarsaparilla wan: the great blood pttttfleKi Many others kW^me to tho ourfeco. bnt -lc ia my deliberate judgment.tbat Bwl.a'a Sp?cifia ls tho craudost blood purlllor cvor discovered, .BB? U nothing comparable to lt? There ls nothing too good to a^y about Swift's SlTrca?so on Blood and Skin Diaeaaes mailed free. TH? SWUT 8???ir;o Co., Atlanta, Ga. A LARGE STOCK, Polite Attention .380 Vt ABE I8TIC8 Or THE t Ile It wilwll ?llfllJB? siiiiii Slips m?i Because we do the Largest Business, Buy our Goods in Large Quantities, Buy them Gheaper e&d! ^ iii Sell them Cheaper ! .*utiMi:)!I ^ WA3 ^Alitei-iitttbt' DRESS GOODS Beginning at 8c np to 13.00 a yard. -rxJ? . Wo have a stock of OJCQ^HING Beginning ut $4.00 up to $35.00 a Suit. Wc have k stock' of SHOES Beginning at 25e up $7 00 a Pair. 9 11 Wo have a etock o? HATS Beginning at 20c up to $1.00 each. Wo have a stock of OLOAK^; Beginning at $1.00 up to $25.00 each. ' ' 1 Wo have Snook of MILLINERY Beginning at 50c up to $12.00 each Bonnet. Tho truth of tbs business i? thai we hsvo EVERYTHING nt unheard of All the people who have crowded our Store the past two weeks ABE DE LIGHTED? w^ur^OO^ PRICES, J | . . SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to our Grand Stock of Children's, Misses and Ladies'- . tuts Circulars, Jersey Jackets and Dolmans. ..lOF.V.UMU1. , T" ... ; : AV Iii ' ' ' . . B. Ws can show y pu the Handsomest doods for tho . mAm MONEY 1 J i A DOLLAR' SAVED IS A D0LL?? MADE, Therefore, make up your mind to trade with B. ARNSTEIN I-iei?dex? of Low Frices, Who is determined to please all in GOODS JLISTID PBIOBS. t&* Call tbetp and you will be more than satis6ed. Oct 16. 1884 _14_? ? : WHITE CRYSTAL" - ?. . C?f . v ii cr. . -a ii t?te '? ?**XV? *. tt %B> ? t?* COLD AMD SILVER WATCHES, JOHN M. HUBBARD'S Oct 23. ISSI 15 ? ?ak* Ota TT"-r CITY QROCERY STORE. WITH tl??rtks"t?*my friends for the liberal patronage heretofore citeflolyit me.'ffpa respectfully soliciting a continuance of the sante,. I beg^to.state that THAT I HAVE??8T RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS br CHOICE STAPLE ANO FANCY GROCERIES. Which would require too tauch space to enumerate, so I-respectfully invite one and alt, and ESPECIALLY THE LADIE8, to call and look through my Stock, and 1 am sat?, fled they will feel repaid lor so doing, and honor me with a shara of their patronage; : ? Iresr^ectfa?ly's?lrclttfftilr trial. ' ttemember, I deliver all doods WlUiiu tlk^ .Jlty.llplte free c? charge. You will find thu H great cpmfort and conv?nie?eo. , - ? . 1 ?til ** ,0et 2.1884 C. i A, REED, Agent, Proprietor City Grocery Store. JJM~....... ' ... ??^?V???1? CROVER s lr . ' I P. A a . vu Is to be our next President, and better times are in store AND t>s we confidently expect a Grand Jubilee after the election in November, every body, of course, will feel like making very LIBERAL PURCHA8E8. I have, therefore, laid In a sery large stock of- . O fi 90? HAMB, BREAKFAST STRIPS,* "* MACKEREL, FLOUR, :; .SUOAR?, ? . , .COFFEE, .... RICE, - CHEESE, ? OATMEAL, ? BUCKWHEAT, MEAL. , , FRUIT BUTTER, O CONFECyiOWERlES, nata* APPLES, ORAKQESTBANANAS: TOBACCO, C?GAR8, p , .... : WAGONSaudiDOm CARRIAGES,. I it fi U? vt.., ..?.i,, v. i .BOBBY and SHOOFLY HORG?S?, i , ....?.-OIET! Q0PS, VA8E8, &e. &c. tn. e??|i \ I 1% pct 23,18*4 lr.wt'\ f: I l i .-Mit j' >4-> <?|Kiv tot: -vt First Door Below Post Office* dttotl SN-' .-A/. I*. .. JOHNSTONE, 15 Sir I NEW STORE ! NE W GOODS ! INB?MON OASf GR?"OHRT STORE, ; At the Comer of Whitner St., on Public Squarer?&\% IMOST respectfully inform the pcot>!o of Anderson und tho surrounding countrv that I keep ou liant! a full clock of- . ,f| 7 r, STAPLE AND FANCY OB .Vtl-i n <'.''t -i HM M iii?:-?; I buy for CASH, at the very lowest prices-I . sell for CASH OHLY> .* Therefore, Ivlae?d^00*^ ^^O* '^^.^n^^i^^ Anderson is roy home, her prosperity is my wolfarc, and my.ipteresta are hp^Cj, WmW^Lo'w?B? Prices at ?adera4 Qr^fStor^ I 1^*? B 14 roRifcrroi All penoes having claim? against tho EaUte of'M? D. . Kennedyw deflSSSsA are hereby; not i ficd to- pr?sent, them, propV Srly proven, to tho nndcrsIgneJ, within the mas proscribed by btw, ena those indebted to make payment at once. JOHN McORATH, 1 M. KENNEDY, I**** 0019,1884 . 15 8 ni*. Goods to all persons weting to boy. gOj A. B. TOWfi?SV- I - H 4 No. 4 Granits Row, Anderson, 8.0? AnsnstT, 1S84 4 ai IV: Bj CLO LADIES', MISSES Ton will al CLOTHING AND 61 Oct 23, i?? '? ;'!' ' THC i^AHVIOUS TROTTING MATCH . . ,-...Q '.J. I; Cly Abo celob.c'cd trotting horse, (named after his ovncr J. I. Case, Esq.,) waa recently intered '' nt Prospect Park, Brooklyn,; oldw er bia own record of 2.10, '/o ha to beat "Maud B," Vanderbilt's great; maro, tito fastest anim?! on record, and who?- tizz* was 3.09t, The ex. , citement was Intense, 6,000 people having assembled to witness tbs contest, every one being eager nud expectantly looking lor the favor ito to appear. At about 8 o'clock p. m. "J. I. C.," amid . tremendous . appian '?. ame down tho track, passiu'. tho Grand Stand of tho ju'' ,e?, throwing first one ear and tu j.: tho other forward, as if in re? .cognition of. the cheering of the crowd, then passing once around tho rac? coures, just to get warmed upsndprrpareblrnaoJf forthe raw,' ibv: ucnimHit runni.ig i:,,. ii.-teye- ' ry minute, until "Ho in cm ! Ile is oil' !" echoed through the crowd. And sure chough, he was off! With rapid strides he moved on, on, in* creasing hts speed at every step, fairly flying through the air, as if by magic, passing, around tho nerves like a whirlwind; then oom i**, in ! plain view, of the apoctatore, every, body on tip-toe, and the excitement of tho people Was at fever heat to get a glimpse of tho beautiful black steed as bo dashed along. Passing by the Orand Stand bo slacked up, and after returning in 'front of the : Judgea'.Btand.' in a.few momenta tho Board announced the rpcortlst 2.18J, at the second trial al 2.}*, . and the third timo at 2,12:}. wow, ladies Sud gentlemen, wo want it undorutood that wc are si ' ways In the race for gi ring low pri ces, and competing in our linos.lo giticnately with ANYBODY, and we propose to lower our record. Wo. bang out the board : r . ,274p. .for elegant. doublo-wldth ?Ssh meres, worth 37|c-all the evr Sbadesi? thia line. Splendid linc of "Black Crow" Caaumeres 40c to Ol.OO. Those goods are bet ter blacks and lustres than other brands. ,Alpacas'.from 12a to '?5o - por yaruV 28o. for all wool, heavy twilled Flannel. 25c fer Qeorgla Joans., worth 37J. . Ladles' and Gents Handkerchiefs and Gloves at greatly reduced prices. 25c for Boys', Casslmero lista, worth 40c. 40c for Mons' ^Oasslmero Hats, worth Toa-3- 60c for Corsets, cheap a* ooo; ' Splendid lines of all kinds of Corsets from 50o to $1.60 each. $2.76 for paull Btock P. Calf Boot, worth $4.00. $2.25 for a splendid Kip Boot, worth$3*60. Bleachlngs, tings. Dzduags, and ???ry thing 4 In that >line you'may want, now offered at special low prices. We hare a much larger stock of Dress Goods than usual, wdeMod with great care, comprising all .ho latest and most fashlonablo shades and patterns, which, wo will tako plcn:iuro in showing yon, feeling assured that"w?_?sh^>IettS5 yon. jS spssn?ni ?iric of ??uic?', CJ?n?o: ???? Children's band-made Shoes at prices to suit th? times. Come and inspect onr stock of Goods, i W,o guarantee to please you in quality ns Welt as prices in every .instance, and will no our best to give you sausntctlon. Always in tho Cotton Market at highest cash prices. Yours, very respectfully, BloGi?Dyi Brown & FrBtw8ll, Sold Agents for Studebaker and Ten . neates Wagons, Wcndo Phosphate ?' r Cb., Hasard Powder Go., Mar . cy's hand-mode P?niten .tiary Shoes, &c. Oct 2, 1884 22 SIS SS? CTflSI^ ? n .1.,: i.? lyn? . - , ' . '- AT - ' \\f>W:? ?? .?.?nt,.ii.,nir. . . ? . . SIMPSON.REID&CGVS. WAVERLY1 HOUSE CORNER/' Oct 2, 1884 12 NEW GO?D83 .(V?8?TAM?3HR; ! AM NOW RECEIVING Mi; FALL and W2NTE& S7.'0CS . -vr1"-. .... ..I fm P--.II-.1 KEVV: ac or s. . CharloUovill? Cissimercs-the beat Cassi*, meres made. Holstein Kerseys,' Jeans and Dress Ooods. A beautiful line of Printe. Bay Stat? Shoes and Boots-the best goods fn the market. - i Give DW I call before .ton boy, and be ?h. 4 Granito Row. Sept 25,1884 ., ll ; ISf?tico to Creditors. Hiram B. Cooley vs. Mathias Robot ta, Mrs. Jsne Go tb ran snd others.-Action to set aside Deed, sell land to pay debts, .?fcc- tfjj ttl '. ?ifiett . ' EU Kau Ar T to an order of Court ia the above . tated case, all persons having I claims agairst tbs Estate of Allan Cochran ' sbsrrsdV. ? MPHREYS, Master. JJi The underset icd, Administrators cf the Estate of learlah lillis, deceased, hereby givo ndtloo that they will apply to th?) Judgs pf probate for Anderson County} on 17th clay or November, ISSI, for a Pl ri al Settlement of raid Estate and discharge front I their office as Administrators, "flt ? .. DAVID LOLLI8, i ? 1 4<;#m?u MARTHA LOLLia j Adm rs. Oct 16, 1884 .14 ?,.." -WrOTlOE TO CREDITORS^ JJT - All posons having demanda against the Estate of Daniel E.Watson, deceased, sra hereby notified to present them, prop erly proven, to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law. - ; - WM. B. WATSON, t-?,.' D. 8. WATSON, j??*'??... Oct 23, 1884 15 8 NS & M?CEE'S THING. SHOE AND HAT HOUSE, AN ELEGANT DINE OF " f AND CHILDREN'S FINE SHOES. way? find them with the Largest stock of 5NTS' FURNISHING GOODS IN THE CITY ! PRICE TQ AIiJj. ? r rT /fran i?."' f, -ol'). ; _ iii io ).:i."? ii gr?il;?>HI ?ij of?nijo. ?...S . THB ?EO?RtBTBEBS W THE liDltr &TM? . ' HAS JVMfX RBT?BBBD WITH , gggg* A STOCK TEAT IS SIMPLY IMMEKSB, A tVK iO:;;-v ND /eel* con fide ni. to ot, with ber corpi of experienced Ladies, can please io dB and Prices. . .. . ? . ?fa , Gooda and Prloes. TJTT HURRAH T ; HURRAH ! FOR CLEVELAND Since St i? ce?talit that ike ?Jomo?ifatio aominces fbr ; pres? 5=? "Vies P??5ids>at Yi?R cs ei?c?c?, 5>ry G?KWS)S , have so tumbled io price that I canafford to : . . sell them Cheaper Utan e ver ! JUST REOEiyED, A BEUUTItf UI< X.IN? OP > NOTION& DRESS GOODS, DRE8S FLANNELS,:'; BLACK DRESS SILK VELVETEENS of all ehades, . CASHMERES. PRINTS.-INDWO BLUES, Tho Celebrated DIAMOND'S DIRT,- ' VVj6 (SBSff???ffi? CORSETS, BLANKETS, Sil AWLS, ' CA88IM#RH?. JEAN8,at all prices. ..?', And the Largest Stock of BOOTS and BIIOB9 I hnvo over carried* fai??i . ? ' ViEIGLBR BROS. FINE SI I OE H a Specialty. .,,,," :, :u\r.n\*:: X0* It will bo to'your interest M call mid ox am In o my etook balbra > buying elsi Sept 18, 1884 . ..IO-. . ? ?? o ?? ?-'-V-to ?tUlliJLUX.I gal-?BgggggBHUi--. I.lU'l'Ji--"-1. L.LUW .?-.'.! muti ; .- '< il wi' aril ???iiirf-li?ni .e?;v*v?-.l ?SW !..>'. f':f. i? Jy< /?.>R)./:! - . .,( ? ?WV- /!. : ?MUi,*.-J .ftT?yl? nd ii sr* )? Take it for Gracted that you can Buy ?oods at any other plaoe aa Cheap aayou can; at TUE L&DEP^' T| WMWf? ?'?.SP . .?ar.npn ?-*?? S|n., .; *|TKTIL yon examine their largo apd well-selected Stock of Drv Gooda NnMim i ir?. AL. Sdn6fy'^lo?.c*i R,bbc-"/ Lices, Embroideries, KnltUng w& iSdlffi??e?; Ooiseta. CloakB, Dolmans, ^culara. Jackets', riaunolaT^UJokota Cnhforts ' onO^ta ?re?s Goods, Millinery, Ladies' and ChlW??n*s gk??a III ?llKT VA! Ttl fyi M llMniAmA tmm - -_- Llb!__? ? ? I _ tf. ces, for y?u canbay tjiosnmo Ladles', <fo?ldra?Vnd Mf:-.; BA?T receiving every day-all the Latest; Sh/Iea fn Ladl?V<J A??' Sf.1 you ouJ?ht to ,00k nt befor? PbrchasTbtt eTaowbcroT; ?? . Thankiug yon for past patronage and bcblngyOu will continuo i I, remain yours, ,'. .iheeanio, Oct 3, 1882 -[1-j !. .' .!,:!(>??>' = ; it?V!i;? ui-j -x..r. vi? K?tofrVI Sviy. .... .?!: >Li>j;-.-i.-:<: ,*.hiH| l.. !K i.u. a", ?.????.ihv'l Lue ?.?..-.. ..'..' i ?ft . "-.. i roq-0 ?.-??h-: vteixWk>: ur\;ci: ttMtdV ni ?J.Jii'??? stilafl'M*1' ;:l .; ? '~.;...i.?..t'v 'it!-' V?j V?O?; n'< - 'rt'! ti'H ,'?U''J3'!&>vr.-. ' ? ? ??Ii .Xisv?.^vt?^e?' ;lir;i : Ottr Stock of Fall Goods n?w in Store will Eclipse any 111 ?Hi .< i :-'{?j<ui?.v ti>>''..f'>-;, 1 .:n'.r:. io V?::o?>;s- Hai? f.^h? ifOy'U) (?J-AUV rv.!: ?if i O'.'fji.-- ' . O?R BARSAD? LIST FOR TlIS M?KTH .. -i?.- '>.- -j<w !-? ?. ? --. '. . ? ? % I IP Poor Richard was right Ih bia asas every roan, woman and child in in baying Gooda at our Store for tho ne Em?ns in baying i_ lower than eny,houao in tho band. assertion that <*A jsenny.aavedijs ia penny earne?,?? 1 In tho^OHy ond..Ouurily? .of AndffraOu will do good next thirty days, aa'WASre selling Gooda 25 percent A Lady or Gentleman wm8ayo2?e. on overy^ottt?a commend tbls argument to thcorlsta in, W - they nwd nb commendation-They'Bpyi . .-.ninan >u* -?{Ui;inj}:T.if,t Superb Prints at 6c. starch, di j ynrd-wldo B?U the Loom.^Ooby bolt ; 7-8 Shirting 5c ; 4-4 Sheeting Clo; 7-o Drill-,74 121o. Wo.h?TaaeTanUjtt kinda of B*h Tloklng.atfe,?, IQ, ii. iffit ^;V?W0o, No. 4 at 22J, and No. 5 at Wi.it? ~ menee only lu. bleached ui apklns and Dqyl.._ ?Olor you desire InsingT^Width Cashmere at only15c. color yen desire tn Fine Brocade* Dt??a acoda ?-eidi-Wbn J )iiti,'.--.ib.i?; jhj,j?f?il> ., doubler?idthf ,40inch ea wldo? .Black, Cashmere, ,**^PW^?Mf^eociiV vi . ..?.i - utii&' ?le Green, Red, Seal-Broiyn, Drab.?^hmerea? ?-Mle Cloth, Anatralttn ClotvlG^r??ttryao^ ^WA?we'ia.viJKs^?^gg DT po ventuckyiJc-insatiCoand 35o: C UriaJSnijat 16 2-3. ', Wel?ev? a"" 7UaSnWi to last t?rever. >rtteoT** _ : Our No. i.f?OrCff ? Mynt-i2io -No, 3 it l?c. ' yiaUpia to otu1 .c- all bay our Bed and VSKtnTfuhew. .850,- 80c, 3?.'' >*"-'.sv-J '"^.^^^..^?^.?i^Ws^dlada?/ t.icm from 4^o to $1.75, por yard. Wo can pro 7?atiat?-i9S* ; y,.y . ? . -. ?dopnta, Yon jean not. eqoal lt anywheni; want tobo^S.St^'in^.dllk cheop3.call on ?iaii?s-Solid coTb^ot' l?e; F?h?y'atlO, I? kt 600."?JJDa&es^Bfeefe BrilUa^t Lbl? Bottle Green. Navy Bine, Black, Pian?, .Thompson's Glove Fitting, and other styles. XfcRistiichc-d II/(n?kerrhiof5, in plain and otbsaaMof'tfar'^b lSnba*:1 W?' h*ndld " the r?putation of being Iho.irery best '5?J?rJ2?5?ni?- ?klf-Rtygao?, j-Gaiters,. Mm ^KWBatf?ns, anet ali W^'of no naper tor sboddv srd?i.. . *ifMLO/: a of I les. .wa can a " dSSoV-rV--^5' Sept ll, 1884 'e ?an aofl not brook of delay, ahi?n?red?ft^ _?ac? assigned for to-day, y bid you adiou. . .:;>./ 0 4a?