The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, November 27, 1884, Image 3
TOCAL NEWS.
C. C. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOE.
Bacon has declined in price,
?our weeks from to-day until Cbrist
rjas.
jt is said a drovo of hog? will be in the
city i J o few days.
Benieinbor. all placea of business will
be closed to-day.
Tbe dust bas been settled at last, and
everybody foe,s better.
Don't forget tho Savannah Valley Rail
road electlou to-moraow.
Attend tbe cntertahnent in the Masonic
Hall tbis (Thursday) evening.
For tho past week the farmers have
been busy sowing small grain.
Our Representatives in tho L?gislature
left for Columbia last Monday.
Blessed is tba-man who doth subRcribu
for the newspaper and pay therefor.
Several o! our Inwyors are Ju attend
ance upon t JO Supreme Court this week.
"is it right certain that Clovefund is
elected?" i ? still asked by many persons.
Mr. E. B. Bonson, of Hartwell. Qa.,
oilers some bargains In land in thia issue.
Young man, Mesara. Means & McGee's
advertisement will interest you. Read it.
Everybody shonld attend the Thanks
giving "service in tho Baptist Church this
morning.
Mr. M. B. Jackson lins bought and im
proved a lot on tho extromo end of Whit
tier street.
The weather prognosticators aro busy
now predicting what sort of weather we
are to have this wintor.
Miss Annio McFall, of Cokcsbhry, and
Miss May Johnson, of Walhalla, are in
tho city visiting Mrs. J. E. Brenzeale.
Dr. P. A. Wilhito and wife left tho city
last weok for Florida, where they will
spend the Wintor. Tho Doctor owns a
valuable place down lhere.
A young lady of our acquaintance lost
a linc silk bat on Clevolund'a election.
She wagered tho hat against a fine ladies'
bat with a gentleman friend.
Capt. P. K. Norris has purchased the
house and lot of Mr. M. A. Snipes, on
South ^iain Uroot, sad will at an early
day becomo a resident of the city.
In Hcrry County, this Stato, sweet po
tatoes aro offered at ton cents per bushel.
Thc producers should ship a few o? thom
rip this way. It would pay them.
Did you ever seo a girl get a lcllor at
tbe postoftlce from bor fellow and not
Tend it until sbo got homo? No, fdr; and
bistory has no record of-any such freak
?of giri.
Tour hundred and ten voters hnvo reg
istered to voto on t.ho license question on
tho 4th of next mouth. O? the nutpher
reglstored, ono hundred abd sixty-one
aro colored.
Seneca Free Frena: "Anderson claims
ono of Seneca's fair daughters in the per
son of Miss Lon Dickson, who has gone
thither to attend school under the charge
of Mrs. VnnWych." 4
Next Monday ?B Salesday. We trust
those of our subscribers who'visit tho
city that day, and who hnvo not yet
squared up with us, will remember that
our books are still open.
Married, on the 16th inst, ot the resi
dence of J. N. Richoy, hy H. A. Blchey,
Notary Public, Mr. William Junkin and
Miss Pauline Hunt, daughter of J. J.
Hunt, all of Anderson County.
Married, at the residence of tba bride's
father, on November 2,1884, t?y the Rev.
D. L. Whitaker, Mr. J. D. Wynn and
Mrs. E. J. Wilson, daughter of Mr. B. P.
Driver, all oi Oconee County, 8. O. '
Wa would remind tbe citizens in the
neighborhood of Roberts' Church that
tho ladies of that Church will hsve re
freshments for sale at Willlford's Store
noxt Tuesday. Go out and patronize
them. '
Married, ot the residence of the bride's
father, on Thursday, November 20tb,
1884, by B. F. Shirley, Trial Justice. Mr.
Jas. R. His and Miss Lucinda R. White,
daughter of John.T. White, all of Ander
sen County.
Wo are requested to announce that Rev.
D. E. Frlerson, D. D., will preach atMld
woy Church next Sunday morning, at the
usual honr of holding services. There
will bo no preaching, in Dr. Frierson's
Church on that. day.
A young lady in South Georgia Inserts
thc following advertisement in. n local
paper: "Wanted, by a young lady, not SO,
a husband, be he bachelor, widower, or
dude. I am good-looking, weigh 110
pounds, can COOK, wash and iron."
"So, you have finally made up your
mind you won't have me?" he asked.
"Yes, firmly," she replied. "I suppose
you take mo for a fool for proposing to
you so often." "No, air: I don't take
you for o fool. I wouldn't have yon for
a gift."
Read John E. Peoples & Co.'*, now ad
vertisement. Besides their large stock
of moves, iinware, <ftc, they have Just re
ceived a bi? lot or goods suitable for the
hobday trade, which they will nell very
cheap. GIvo them a coll arid inspect
their pretty goods.
Miss Fanny Langston, daughter of Mr.
Mathew Langston, died at tho residence
of ber uncle, in Hopewell township, on
baturday, 22nd inst,, aged 10 years. She
waa a consistent member of 8lx-snd
Twenty Baptist Church, where her re-,
mains Were in ter red on Sunday.
" Mrs. Sallie O. ^Idd.'the beloved wife of
Capt. J. M. Kidd, died at her home in
Hartwoli;-Ga., onTtho lDtli inst. Mrs.
Kidd was a daughter of CoV W. W. Hol
ond, of Fair Play, 8. C.,. mid bari many
rrlcnds and acquaintances in this County
Who regret to bear of-her. death.
Many ladies lu society rejoice to dis
cover that the low, broad heel begins i to
replace thofco splno-destroy era known aa
'French heels;" and that the time ap
proaches when wornt i will wear boots
long enough and broad enough to admit
pr using the feet with natural grace and
freedom.
A little child about Ave years old of
Mrs. Elrod, living near Honea Path, was
burned to death one day last week. The
parent was absent in the field, and it is
supposed the little one was playing with
ure whoo the accident occurred. Anoth
er warning to parents against leaving Ut
ile children alone,
A new departure in society, says an ex
change, ls the twilight party, ai which
{he only light ls from the fireplace. All
mo company gathers about the glowing
??ls, and each one tells a etory, sings a
Jjjng, or recites a poem. Thor? aro great
P?? bllUles for the twilight party. We
.redie* for It immense success.
Thoaormon of Rev. Dr. Lander, in the
Methodist Church last 8unday night,
?P?n the subject of temperance, was a
roaaUsrly eftbrf, and was highly appro
Jhtted by his largo audience. Aa we Ba
nned to the words Of this learned divine,
wo regretted that overy boy and yoong
?nan of tho city waa not present to hoar
hi* remarks. . iL
?uini[? mooren mis moram?, nt.- xi
?.m. Rev. Dr. Frierson, of the Presby
"*3an Church, will conduct tho snrvioes.
rbere will bo a total suspension of basi
ness to the city throughout tho day. and
"fwjbody ?ho can possibly do so should
a!? 6 ?eryiees will be rery inler
? nR' . ;
A. xpeclal metung will bo htti<ijfW
h?5tet?* t?h ***' ?Tha^*yM^Brs"
'.?maton, andGadadm, of Anderson, will
oo present. ThA.crMilnV, will ham'tho
Atoran
?ho Earl?
?r? Thur?
Iff the ia
thia city.
"rr^!*1,0'.1.?116T "???"hing In the Port.
S?& cndin8 November 26:
?t?? Lu,,avB5?. Mb? Ellen Briloy, E. T
Cooley (1), Jno. K. Gaillard, Prue Gen
try, Allen Hammond, I/ndy Hardy, R.
W. Hammond, Mies Mary E. Holmes
SS5 lflna Jon?' ReT- * J Mean? SS
Jano Miraras, MU? Rosa McGowan, N. F
WllllaiS: "oberson, DftQiel 8*P
An Anderson youth who was inaklDg
a rather extended call tho other night was
asked by the young lady If ho>muv!
been reading tho Greely expedition lately
h?Silw??K?W?? ro?*pon on the subject
S? H? KAlee2 bim. to ???Ine ho was ?ow
i*h?A?$}c re?l,on?- ,:W?at mskes you
ask that?" said the surprised youth.
Because you seem to bo under the Im
:Knt ?ni?l,?tr?,,,e u,ghta "rc Bix months
long." He left immediately.
It may be a consolation for some of the
Radical negroes around here who were
debarred from voting in tho last election
on account of their failure to register, or
that they had lost their certificates of reg
istration, to know that Gen. Grant was
denied tho prlvllogoof voting lu tho same
election because bo bad fhU?d to register
1 hoy thought It was hurd to be tiealed
thus, but Gen. Grant said nothing about.
lt, Tor ho know what tho law exacted of
faVulty ?I1C' *nd kn?W UlRt il WBS h,s own
* Mrv\Y".F-.?oxi Hocrelary, requests un
to publish the following: Tho Uuion
Meeting of District No. 2. Saluda Asso
ciation, will moot with tho Cedar Grove
Church on next Sunday. Rev. M. McGee
will preach tho Introductory Sermon and
Rev.lt. W. Burta the Missionary Sermon.
Query: "Has tho Church Clerk the rieht
to cuange the maiden name of a lady
member aftpr marriage?" Discussion to
ho oponod by J. W. Crymes. Tho Hun
day School Union will meet with the
Cedar Grove School on 8unday morning
at 9.30 o'clock, and will bo addressed by
?r? ?"o wi !1K breth"-on : W. G. Wbllden,
W.R. Sullivan and M. B. Gaines.
Tho Town and County of Sp?rtenburg
ajo "dry." The Grand Jury makes tho
following presentment in relation there
to : We have observed with great pleas
uro tho good effects of tho *uo license*
law throughout tho whole County. It is
to bo hoped for tho sake of the peace,
prosperity and good order of the whole
community, that the city of Spartanburg,
which is tho natural market and gather
ing place of tho people of tho whole
County, will not, from selfish policy or
other reason, inflict upon the County all
the evils of public bar-rooms." An elec
tion will bo hold in the city of Spartan
burg to-morrow on tho llcenso question.
"Say, Mister," said an old darkey to our
accommodating Postoffloo clerk the other
day, "I want ten cents worfof three conta
Btaumps." '"What do you want with
three cents stamps?" politely inquired the
clerk. "I wants dem to put cn letters,"
Bald tho darkey. "The law has beon
changed," said tho clerk ; "two conta will
carry a letter .anywhere In tho United
Btatea.'! . .'.'No Blr, boas, I's been fooled
long enough. Glin me do three conta
staumps- I'se been writln! an* .writlu'
letters, an' puttln' two cents on dem, an'
I can't nobber get,no answer. So boro
aftor I'se gydn? to .put three conta on dem,
an' I knows Flt get ah answer." He got
thc three cents stamps. Fact.
Mrs. S. F. Chap?n, President of the W.
G. T* U. fit South CaroUua, will botiu An
derson: neziy Monday,' Tuesday- - and
Wednesday, by Invitation of the Union
of this city. She will deliver an address
in the colored Baptist Church on Monday
night, and in tho colored Methodist
Church on Wednesday night. On Tues
day night she will address the white peo
plo in tho Baptist Church.Sho will also
bo with the Union nt tho regular meeting
3U Tuesday afternoon, at which time a
Tull attendance of the members is desired.
The public generally are Invited to attend
lier lectures. Mrs. Chap?n is an interest
ing, eloquent speaker, and thoso who at
:eud will not regret it.
Thd . entertainment by tho Anderson
Musical Club and Drem >tic ssociation
in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday night
)f last week was witnessed by a very
?ood audience, despito tho Inclement
weather. Everybody who attended were
leligbted with the programme. Many
jompliments have been passed upon thc
lartlcipanta. The audience was i;o well
??leased that, by request, the entertaln
nent will be repeated this ovening. The
idmission price bas been reduced to tbe
miall gum of 25 cents, which should in
iure a packed house. Tickets can be se
rared in advance at ?Hill Bros.' Drug
flore. Go out and you will get a dollar's
vortb of enjoyment for 25 cents.
The colored people's new Methodist
'burch will be dedicated next Sunday,
ttev. H. M. Pincknoy, the Presiding Bi
ter, . preaching ' the dedication sermon.
The building cost about $1,000, and is a
rery pretty structure. There remains yet
?umctiilng OTOr 6100 duo r.n it, but this
imount will be raised noxt Sunday. Rev.
3. F. Witherspoon, the pastor in charge, j
ms labored zealously for the building of ;
bia edifico, und doserves credit for his i
fork. Ho aceniB to have the good of his 1
ace ut beart, and confines his efforts to 1
he Bible and its teachings, not lowering ?
ho dignity of bis calling to meddling {
vith politics, as some of his brethren of
he pulpit do. * Wo congratulate our coi
led friends opon their success lu thlsun
lertaking, and trust they will in future
nako gr?nter eftorts to improve their
norals and their religious sentiment.
A meeting ol the Stockholders of the
Anderson Farmers' and Mechanics' Asso
iation was hold on the 10th inst. Tho \
nnual election of officers resulted as fol- (
Dws : President, B. F. Crayton ; Vice- ,
?resident, J. W. Norris: Dh^tors; W.- \
V. Humphreys, G. F. Tolly. W. H. Nar- ,
Hu ?nd J. N. Brown ; Secretary and
treasurer, j. E. Bre?zeale. A resolution
vas adopted authorising the Directors to
el; the property belonging to tbe Asso
tallon. By reference to an advertise
ment elsewhore, it will be Been that the
iropeity will be sold to the highest bidder
n Friday, 10th of lecember. It IB a val
lablo piece of property, and will doubt
esB bring a handsome cum. It ia under
tood that na soou aa the. property ls sold
od titles perfected, a meeting of the
tockholders will be called, when the
rocceds or the sale will be divided
mons thom, and tbe Association dls
landed. -
Under tho auspices of the W. C. T. U.,
large and enthusiastic temperance tneot
Dg* was bold in the Court House last
?.ucsday evening. Tho meeting was pre
ided over by that veteran temperance
rorker, Mr. A. B- Towers- After a most
3i-vont prayer lu behalf of the temper
nce cause by Rev. T. B, Murray, Me. Jas
li Sullivan was introduced as tho first
peaker. Mr. Sullivan Immediately took
p bis subject, and handled it "with
fovea off" His arguments were pre
tinted In a forcible, logical aud eloquent
lanner, and at the close of almost every
entenco an observer would .immediately
utico that what ho bad said bad? desired
fleet upon his hoare ni. He consumed
bout thirty minutes time, and when bo
Mik his seat it waa the general verdict of
ll present that a more eloquent and pow
rfu 1 plea In favor of prohibition bad
ever been made in Anderson. Mr.Sul
,van was followed by Rev. J. W? Woll
ag, who, In bia usual happy style, held
be audience spell bound for about thirty
limites, using some very appropriate ana
iterating argumenta in favor of prohl
itioh. His appeals were very termer
nd pathetic, and wore calculated to move
io hearts of the most bitter opponent of
lie principles of temperance. We regret
ur space wilt not allow ns to give a syn
pals of tba speeches. The effects of the
Meting will no doubt be felt on the 4th
f December. By request, Mr. StriUvan
las oonsented to redeliver hu? speech in
lie Baptist Church next Sunday after
looo, at 4 o'clock. Everybody ls Invited
?attend.
vr\MUUi^frpa.,. ' J
Ma EDITOII : Wo ask space in thelw
nr. cu? ENC EH for tho following :
?Prohibition ls good tor the country,
rby ia lt not also good for the little in
orporateoVlowM^nere the country poo
le are compelled to trader
lt Prohibition., is. fo excellent, ?n the
jwns. Equity sod reason demand this,
nd the women end children of ibo conn
Ife??V Anowson, we urge yon by all
li?t ie sacred In heaven and honorable on
W>nelb?d.y, ?ni .your bom???*?
will und tbolr way to tho bar-keeper* till,
leaving; your wives and children home
ess and desok-,*e and your memory dis
honored when you hie cabed to your last
.coount- Rouse yourselves, enthuse your
nelgabora, and prepare for thorough' or
?ff?*?,ON' Strike for your homes and
nro-sldea, God and your native State.
Remember your wives and children.
Remember your sons who are growing
up under the baneful influence of the
treacherous dotnon that defiles every
creature lt touches, that disgraces the Jury
box, corrupto the voter and makes our
PopuUr elections scenes of shame and
aeeds of crime. Remember the ruined
homesteads, and broken hearth-stones of
your kindred and neighbors who have
fallon under the -maree of the insidious
trafile. Remember these things and -u
you hopo for the salvation of your eter
nal souls, as you value the happlnsss of
your trusting wives aud dependent chil
dren, by your loyalty to grand old South
karolina, by your own manhood and self
respect, wocharge you to arm for the con
lllot which under His blessing will crush
out forever the cruel, avaricious and pois
onous trafile, that respecto neither God
nor man, and burdons society with Ito
victima. .
W" C. T. U. Of AWDKHSON.
In liebaU ot the Orphan?.
There aro over forty Inmates in tho
Thornwell Orphanage Clinton, S. 0.
They aro orphans who deserve woll of
thoir country-good, faithful, Industrious
children, seeking to do as much in the
Kitchen, Laundry, Farm aud Printing
Ofllco, as children can do towards self
help.
?This Orphanage is a Southern Presby
terian Institution, receiving, however,
children to its care from any place and
any denomination. It ia supported
altogether by the charitable gifts of Peo
plo who have hearts. From day to day
tho bread or tho money comos lu, and In
such a way that our prayer for .'dally"
bread has to bo a daily one.
"Thanksgiving day" r i? at hand.
"Christmas1' ls coming.' Wo, as t% peoplo
bavo much to thank God for-peace, fair
crops, good government, and Uborty to
serve our God as wo please. What bettor
way is there to shew thankfulness than
by doeds of love to God's little ones.
Sit down qnickly and send your mite
or your check to the President-Rev.
Wm P. Jacobs, Clinton, S. C. Or/rona
the harvest of your farm apare a barrel of
flour, or rice, or molasses, of a sack of
corn, or peas or some such thing and ship
simply to "Thornwell Orphsnago." The
orphans will get it.
Your gifts will be economically man
aged. It will cost only $5 a month or $60
a year to provide bread, clothing, school
ing, and matron's care for one orphan I
How small a sum to do so great good
with 1 If the Lord bsa blessed you, will
you not bless.ptharsY He is the Father
of the Fatherless, nor will Ho forget those
whose hearts pity bis little ones.
"The Old Folks' Quadrille."
At tho splendid State ball in Columbia
last week-in the spacious and elegant
Hall of Roprosontatives-at .about 12
o'clock, and wbihs Reeves's band was
crashing out a new "Lan co rs" of bewil
dering boauty*--we saw dozens of ladies
mid gout lomon tush suddenly and franti
cally to tho south-East corner of th?
Hall, while clamoring voices cried out on
all sides : Let's go nnd see tho "Old Folks
Quadrille." Wo Joined in 'be rush and
clamor promptly, and-;discovered these
coupl?e cfanclng tho Lancers: Mrs. Pich
ona with Gov. Bonham ; Mrs. Allon Green
with .State Treasurer Richardson ; Mrs.
John E. Bacon with Senator Butler; and
Miss Annie Bleckley, of Anderson, with
Gen. Humphreys. It will bo seen ata
glance that the grim and portentous
words, "Old Folks," applied only and ex
clusively to the ma/e performers in this
interesting set. Indeed pretty little
blondo Annie Bleckley ls barely out of
the nursery. But interesting it Was bo
yuna a doubt, and to our mind fittingly
illustrated the political resurrection of
the South.
' Mrs. Fickens, with? ber indescribably
beautiful hair waving above ber Grecian
brow, wore a magnificent robe, en train,
of black velvet, with diamonds in her
sara and at her throat, and a royal meas
ure of natural white roses upon her bosom.
Mrs. Allen Green, a daughter of the
singletons and a granddaughter of the
Van Durons, wore a robe, en train, of [
gorgeous garnet silk, d?collette and with
mort sleeves; Upon her neck, bosom
md arms shone a quaint and magnificent
set of ancestral garnets set in dull reddish
-old. She has tue bearing and manner
>f a marquise of the court of Louis
^uatorzo. Mrs. Bacon wore a dress of I
leavy black satin, trimmed with black
marabouts and gilt poo pons, while upon
ber shoulders and bosom lay a splendid
-ape of white point lace that bad figured
3 vcu in grander acamas than thi:.?. Pretty,
rogulah little Miss Bleckley who 'seemed
o infinitely enjoy tho novelty of her
joeition, wore a charming short dross of
idiot rope ratiL hsndpninted tel ps-nsMaj
mci trimmed with flounces of gossamer
gold lace. The ladies all moved wilb the
itatelicst and most highbred grace, and
nade such courtesies as would canse tho
Marquise do Gallifeat or- the.Princess
Metternich to die of envy. And the
gentlemen-wo leave them in your bands,
rentle readers. Suffice it to say that they
were no less gallant upon tho carpet tban
n the field. The Edgefield element pre
lominated in this courtly quadrlllo.
Cherefore it interested us. And therefore
ve write about it.-Edgefield Advertiser.
EIGHTEE?-EI0|RT?-E0DB.
How quick tho' year has passed I will
JO shortly beard from all sides, and the
mestion whether you have made good
iee of these twelve months will present
Itself. Have you, for instance, made, tho
most of this valuable time?
Have you taken advantage of tho many
jxceptlonal' bargains which M. B. Arn
tteln bas constantly offered since last
lanuary? .
Have you bought from bim a dress, a
mit, an overcoat, a carpe:, a pair of, shoes
it a fine batT If not,' part of your tune
las been wasted in looking for those
'.ninga elsewhere^ say nothing nf the
money which you could'have saved.
But luckily it it ttill time f Cali at once on
M. B. Arnstein for auch things as you
may need and you wilt not only atone
for the past Wrong done to yonr pocket
book, but aiso learn for the year which is
to come where to make the moat advan
tageous purchases.
Important te Parents sha Otters-The
Orphans' Home*
We have bsd a great improvement in
:ho health of our children by the use of
Swift's . Sp?cifie. We had . among (ho
mlldrett some who had scrofula-notably
me case in which lt was.
II UMIST A K A m,Y Tl KHKIUTAIIY.
We got some of Swift's Specific and
--ave it to this case, and in a short while
it was cured cou net and well. It was as
|>ad a caa?, I think, as I ever saw, and had
been; under,excellent physicians with no
permanent relief. We have been giving
?t?o nil the-children as a health tonic.
We have four children and ono seamstress,
who, tat 'years have suffered Intensoly
?very spring with erysipelas, and though
they bsd been taking Swift's Specific only
In small dos? as a health tonic, they all,
without-exception passed through this
spring without a touch of tho complaint.
A young lady of the institution, who
has bean'with us for years, has been
troubled with a most aggravated raab
Bver sinos she was a child. She
tried all the known remedies that are
prescribed for it with no benefit; bot she
has been cured by taking Swlft'ii Specific,
and bas had no return of tho trouble.
It ls such an excellent tonie, and keeps
the blood so pure, that the system is 1
liable to contract disease. All of
teachers and children who are
enough to know, agree with me lu bcltov
lng it is the greatest medicine known
Mf faith rn.it is un bonn
my assistants Uko great pl
commending it to every, one. I can
with any who ls interested in this remedy
Our Treatise on Bined and Skin Dis
cases malled free to applkamls.
fi. ;.:$? ntl*, fut?.. Mail*.-?'*
N. Y. omeo, ll? BW?b*??
and 7?h Ayes. Philadelphia office, 1
Chestnut St, y-\?p- ? ,?v/ $
It. R. Todd ls subscribion agent Ihr
American sud Foreign Newspapers
Magasines. Subscriptions taken at
Usher?* rates, and cost of remittance ea
lo th? subscriber. 20-1
John E. Peoples w^ots to boy a
rood young Mules. Will pay the cash
them. Parties wanting to. buy Mules
Lima can get them f)rnm him on
Th? Korket.
UpbW^DAsd?y no^fr? following ?re
tho cub prices for the articles enumerated
below :
Ctotton-good middling. 0|@0J '
Bacon-Side9.".7?(?
Hains.l?jf'i,.
Lard-best refined.12J@
Vlour.$4@5.50
Fancy Patent.i_. 7?
B?ggiug...:.101(411*
Tiea-beet spliced.1.40(31.60
Whole.*.l.G3@1.76
John E. Pooplee baa on hand a lot
of second handed Wagons and Buggier,
wblcb be will sell Saleaday next. 20-3
John E. Peoples & Co. will buy all your
Raw Hides, both green and dry. Also,
I *U remnants of Seed and Lint Cotton
brought in within legal hours. f 2?*-4
Another big ?tock of Dress Conds,
Flannels, Bleaching*, Calicoes, Shirtings,
Joans and chocks, Boot?, (Shoes and Hats.
The best solid Loather Shoos at bottom
prices. Our Urge sales has enabled us to
buy a second stock of all kind? of goods,
also to employ another salesman. From
now until Christmas we ?ball offer our
largo stock of beautiful goods, at such
low figures that it will be to your interest
to buy from UH. TO those who have never
traded wltb -un we Stk you to call and
prioo our goods. We Sell the best goods
at tho lowest prices.
C. F. JONKS ?fe Co.
Debility in adults is often caused by
worms. Tho chango from childhood to
manhood is not sufficient to rid tho sys
tem of this awful plague. Shrine:-'H In
dian Vermifuge will expel them and re
store hoalth aud a bright complexion.
For sale by Wilhito ?fe WUhlto.
I (AVer's Sarsaparilla thoroughly cleanses
the blood, stimulates the vital functions,
and restores tho health and strength. No
ono who,.J blood ls impure can foel ?well.
There is a weary, languid feeling, and
often ?sense of cttscouragoment and de
spondency. Persona having this feeling
should take Ayer'? Sarsaparilla to purify
aud vitalize the blood. ' >
If yon bavo a cold or cough ono bottle
of Wilhito's Cough Syrup will relievo
you. Price 25 cents, per bottle.
If you want your prescriptions prepared
with accuracy and oy compotor.t person?
go to Wllhite ?fe W?hlte. r
When you want Medicines of any kind
go to WllbiUJ A Wirhlto's, and if they
can not furnish what you want lt will bo
useless to go elsewhere.
The best preparation for cleansing, pre
serving and beautifying the Teeth is
Johnstones Saponaceous. Odontlne. It
bardens tho guma and imparts adeliclous
odor to the breath. Recommended by
A. P. Johnstone, D. D. H., Anderson, a.
C. Wilhito & W?hlte, Proprietors,
Boots and 8hoes, Athena and Missis
sippi Jeans, Blanket?, Llnsoys, Flannels,
Drees Uoods, Shootings. Shirtings, and a
full Store of Dry Uoods low for cash at J.
P. Sullivan <fe Co's. 10
If you want a first-class Sewing Ma
chino, Boggy or Carriage, do not fail to
look * h rough the immense stock kept, by
C. A. 3eed, Agent, In bbs Repository
ovor the City Grocery Store. Ho v.ill
save you money every time.
Persons indebted to me for Groceries,
Sewing Machines, Bugglos, Fertilisers.
Ac., are earnestly requested to cali
promptly and ?ettie up, and thus save me
the trouble and expense of Bonding my
collector to see you. I'must bare the
money. Respectfully,
C. A. RKKU, Agent
Mr. Charles Eden, of Trinidad, Colorado,
says : Seeing certificates of the wonderful
cures made by Brewer's Lung llestorer, I
was induced to try it on my little son, who
was troubled with lung or throat affection,
i>ronounced by cue physician consumption,
t acted wonderfully on bim, and by the
time he bad taken one bottle of lt Ute
c;ugh disappeared. I atm now on a visit to
my parents in Georgia, but will return In a
few days to my home and will take some
of the Lung Restorer with mo. 30
For a good smoko, buy Wilhito'i; Lead?
er Cigar.
If you waut tho best Coffee go to J. P.
Sullivan - Co's. 10
Tho Drug Store of Wllhite A W?hlte ls
headquarters for Fino Cigars, Smoking
Tobacco, Moercbaum Pipes and Holders.
Finest Teas nt W?hlte <fe W?hlte.
FOB SALE.
rn M1H undersigned will sell at public out
JL cry on 8a leda y In December next, at
Anderson, 8. C., one Tract of Land, con
taining 160 acres, known vs the Shaw place,
and bounded by lands of Geo. Long. J. B.
Leveret and others. Two dwelling houses
on place* ,Twenty aerea in woodland, and
balance under cultivation. . .'
. TERMS-One-third cash, balance on credit
of twelve months.
I Persons desiring to look at the place can
I do so by calling on the undersigned.
s ALLI 13 v. MCALISTER.
Nov 6,1884 17 4
raSIMPORMTTOKNO WTHAT
_ YOUOANFINDTH?LARfiESTSTOCKA .
NDALWATSTHEL?WESTPRIOBSAT
JO.ARNSTEIN'SGOTHEREFORBAR
' GAINS?OTHEREFORRELIABLEG0O
DSANDGOTHEREFORP?LITETREA
TMENTPRIGESAREREDUOEDONCL .
0THINGDRYG00DSSH0ESANDHATS.
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cKl?Od -if 31 Ct
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GOOD TIMES ARB COMING !"
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Let Every One be Happy. Come in and See Us, and ? be Sup
plied with Articles to Beautify Your Home.
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WE ARK NOW UECEIVING OUR STOCK FOB THE SEA80N, and have tho
hamliiomest display of Gooda in our lino in the up country. Our Stock of
CROCKERY AND CHINA
Is unsurpassed. Come in and see. our Beautiful Chamber Set?, Tea and Dinner Mets,
Toilet Sets, Vases, <fec. Wc have a Superb Line of
" ! . SILVER . WARE, % ? [
The handsomest ever brought to this market. Be sure to come in and see the handsome
articles too numerous to mention.
Toys ! Toys ! Toys !
Bring in the Little Folks. We've got Wagons, and Horses, and many .other things to
please them, and the largest stock of Stoves, Tinware? ?tc, wo ever bsd,
JOHN E. PEOPLES & CO.
Nov 27, 1884_ ' '?'' 20_'__.
ORR AND SLOAN
?q r~;yTrJ?C-"M "
DRUGS CHEAP.
ra* il
a
tr.
FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD
.?' t
AVlLL be given as a premium to the person wbo will compose the greatest num
ber of words oat of the above. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary ls to be tba
guide, and no word will be counted if it contai tm a letter hot found in the words
mentioned.
This offer will be kent open until the 1st January, 1886, and ls confined to
residents of Anderson County.
When you have completed your list seal it up iu an envelope, with your nama
plainly written on the outside. Place that in another envelope and send it to us.
A committee of reliable gentlemen will open the envelopes on the 1st of January
aud award the premium.
ORR & SLOAN.
N. B.- Don't forget we keep the largest sud best slock of Drugs, Medicines,
Lampe, ftc., to be found in the up-country, and sell them at prices that defy com
petition.
g MPV 20,1884 19
^SPECTACLES
GOLD AND SILVER
JOHN Wt?
Oct 23, ISSI . 6
91
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um au
ALSO, A FINE LIN
Call and
CLOTHING, OVERCI
MEA
Nov 27^1884
THE FAMOUS
TROTTING MATCH
"J. I. C., the celebrated trotting
Lone, (named after hla owner J. 1.
Catie, Esq.,) waa recently entered
at Prospect Park, Brooklyn, to low?
er hla own record of 2.10,0o aa to
beat "Maud 8," Vanderbilt's great
mare, th? rastest animal on record,
and whose time was 2.09J. Tho ex?
cl temen t was Intense, 6,000 people
hating assembled to witness the
contest, every one being eager end
- expectantly looking Ipr the favor
, r, "'. ito to appear. At about 8 o'clock
p. m. "J. I. C.," amid tremendous
applause, came down the track,
missing the Grand Stand of the
judges, throwing first one ear and
. Uten.the other forward, as^f in r?
cognition of the cheering or-the
crowd,- then passing once around
the raco course, just to get warmed
up and prepare himself for the race,
the exdtement running higher eve
ry minute, until "HeisofJl .He
' is off I" echoed through tho crowd.' '
And sure enough, he was off I With
SSa^?^^?^:
' fairly flying through tho air, as if by
magic, passing around the curves
I Uke a whirlwindthen coming in
plain view ol the spectators, every
body on tip-toe, and the excitement
of the people was at fever best to
get a glimpse of the beautiful black
steed as he dashed along. Passing
by the Grand Stand he slacked up,.
. and after returning in front of the
,-j Judges'Stand, in a few moments
the Board announced the record at
2.18!, at the second trial at 2.14,'
and the third timo at 2.12?.
Now, ladles and gentlemen, we
want it understood that we are al
ways in the race for giving low pri
ces, and competing in our Unes le
gitimately with ANYBODY, and
wo propose to lower our record. Wo
bang out tho board :
27lc for elegant double-width
Cashmeres, worth 37ic-ail the
new shades in thia line. Splendid
Une of "Blaok Grow" Cashmeres
40c to 81.00. These goods are bet
ter blacks and lustres than other
brands. Alpacas from 12o to 26c
per yard. 25o for all wool, heavy
twilled Flannol. 25c for georgia.
Jeans, worth 374. Ladies' and
Gents' Handkerchiefs and Gloves
at greatly reduced prices. 25c for
Boys' Cassimero Hots, worth 40c.
40c for Blens' Oassimere 'Hats,'
worth 76e. ' 60b for Corsets, cheap
at 05o. Splendid lines of sil kinds
of Corneta from 50c to 81.50 each.
$2.75 for a full stock P. Calf Boot,
worth $4.00. $2.25 for a splendid
Kip Boot, worth$3.50. Blcacbings,
Shirtings. Drillings, aud everything
in that uno yon may Want, how
offered at special low prices,
Wo have a much larger clock of
Dress Goods than usual, selected
with great care, comprising all the
latest and most fashionable abades
and patterns, which we will take. .
'.casmo in shoeing you, feeling
assured that we can please you. A
splendid line of Ladles', Gents' and
Children's hand-made Shoes at
prioes to Suit tho timo.
Come and inspect onr stock of
Goods. We guarantee to pl ca-o you
in quality as well as prices In every
instance, and will uq our boat to
give you satisfaction.
Alwsysin the Cotton Market at
highest cash pricer.
Yours, very respectfully, j
BlocMey, Brown & MM,
Sole Agents for Studebaker and Ten
nessee Wagons, Wando Phosphate.
Co., Hazard Powder Co., Mar
cy's hand-made Psnlten
S?C U tu^- fffldM**; j ?sj j ?j
Oct.3, 188-1 ... .? - - 22 ?_- -
Notice To Creditors.
Hiram E. Cooley vs. Mathias Roberta,
Mn. Jane Cotbran and otbora.-Acli' u
to set asido Deed, sell land to pay debts,
Ac
PURSUANT to an order of Court in the
above stated case, all persona having
claims aaalnst'the Est?tdof Allan Cochran
are hereby notified to present and prove
them before me on. or by tho first day of
December next or bo barred. >. _
WE would Uke to cail to tho attention
of the p copio .of A nd cr? on County a few
signiftcbnt facts concerning the Drug
Store of HILL BROS., recently moved
from liroyles' Building on Mein Street to
McCully's Corner on the Public 8qusre
Smiths'? old atand. i':V?n -. 1
In tho first pince, tbeaemen endeavor.by
watching their business closely, to keep
always on baud such Drugs, Patent Med
icines. Lamps, and other articles In their
line, tnst parties wishing to ccmeor send
to their Store for anything,'not entirely
out of dste, cao always be accommodated.
For instance; the season fer oowing wheat
is now upon un, and they have plenty of
Bltie, Stope for soaking it all : and sb
when the bilious ecasonr Jame tney have
always on band a - plenteous supply of
Liver Regulators, Pills, Ac., aud in the
chills and fever time they doable their
stock of Quinine and Chill Cures of all
kinds. And even so in the season when
"young rinso V fancies lightly torn," ?e.,
that ia, along about Christmas, you can
..?ivayb^nd thoro what you want in the
way of beautiful Celluloid Bets, hand
some Dressing Casta, deliciously ceo cl ed
?cd elegantly decorated Perfumed Bottles.
Ladies' Work Boxea, lovely Mirrors and
Fancy Articles of ?very description. ,
It ia true they keep ? stock of all theco
things throughout the year, but they try
to regulate the quantities to snit,the
season for which they aro particularly
adapted ; and while even in Spring and
Summer they keep their stock of - Lampe
full, vou will find that they bate now on
hand the largest and best ejected stock
of Library, Extension, Stand and Ii and
Lamp8 they.have over kept before-it la
really worth a walk over there to seo tho
display. -
Another significant fact ls, that tho
Junior partner, who is thc Drugget,
sleeps 00 tbe Pabilo Square. Itt easy sc
cess lo those wishing Prescriptions or
Medicines prepared nt night.
Andsraoc,S. G,O?V I6VI8&L .
TQ-OT10? TO CREDITORS.
All persona having, claims against
Set?ssr - s*fi *TO*SSK
properly proven, to tho undersigned within
fc. ?me.pres^
Nov 13,183? 18 8
VG, '
ts, Overcoats,
id Light Weights-a Second Lot just in.
E GENTS' UNDERWEAR-AH Colors.
, Examine our Second. Shipment of
DATS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
NS & ?i
20
DON'T HX>RGr-EJT. !
THE PE0PR?ETBE8S OF
?
TIE IA DIM' 8T0R1
HA8 JOST BEtDBHE? WITH
A STOCK THAT IS SIMPLY IMMENSE,
ND feels confident that, with her corps !of experienced Ladies, ceo . piesse io
ioods and Prices.
We will vary from our rule of quoting prices, and ask you to call and see our
rerseys from $1.00 up.
Sept 2?. 1884 MISS LIZZIE WII^TA^S.
HURRAH ! HURRAH !
FOR CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS!
Since lt Is certain that the Democratic nominees for Pres
Ident and Vic? President Wilt be elected* Dry Goods
nave so tumbled in price that I can affprd.to
sell them Cheapor'tfcap ever *
JUST RECEIVED, A BB!A?*lr?t Iil?iE Qt4
NOTIONS, DRESS
BLACK
>OD3v DRESS FLANN?LS, .
^S?VOTEENB ofall'shadeS, -
^ERES PRINTS, INDIGO BLUE8,
Tho Celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT,
A ^!?Jin??CC0RSET8' BLANKETS, SHAWLS,
ZEJQLER RR08. PINE SHOES a Specialty; w,r"eaf , - .
"beroT K w,,! be *? your interest ^jl^aod ??mino my stock before buylpg else
Sept 18,1884 V oura very ^y. ^^ p,W.AI???A^. '
f j . * ? 1 . .J..,,._ *f i _
;v <!..<..? iii Will,, ,U:
'>,-. Iv
rake it for Granted that yon can Buy Goods at any other
plaoe as Cheap as yon can at.
THE LADIES' mjkzm^
My Mock of
Dress Goods, Millinery, Ladies' and Cnl?q^eh's Shoes
JTbanking you tor, past patronage and boping you will continue th? t?ro?1'
I romain yours, ?vi ; .i7T<! v?
.-ry f,ill \.; ,;< .... ;n, i
TEE mmmm W??
ip-,* fora
dur Stock of Fall Goods now itt Store will Eclipse wy
past Season 2 n^t^mmm
-O ?.?.'i. . -.?
FOR LOWEST PRICES'
OALJLON-^-.
Who has just returned from the Northern markets
Urtiere he purchased a fusing Stoofc!
?- i
: mt p
tb ('i? ''??fa
OUR BARGAIN LIST FOR THIS: MONTH t
,10,17,15,10,
ted Alb?
IF Poor Richard was right !n hui assertion that "A penny
JX'fyPS0? woman and Child In the City and County of Anders?fr wflldo j
n trayirig Goods at Our Store for the neztthirty days, as wearesellingGooda 88 per cen?
owor than enV house in tho land. ' A Lady or Gentleman will save See. or* every^UaPa
worth of Goods they may buy. We commend this argument to theorist* i io domestic
SSivea^? need n0 <?^odatlon-thoy;.spea?SS
rh Superb Pxjnts st OA Simpson's bestPriobj only ??; yeid-wlde Bleaching, With ?tomo
: arch, 5j ; Vinl.wWi'B^hhVg free from Starch.^; jard-wide Bl?aW?>* '^Ftdlt ^f
?he Loom/f 0cby holt \>TS Shirting60: 4i^She>ac5 Ole; 7^ Dril^7^0 ?^a^?^T??ck
Wt? Wo have seventeen kindsof Bed ?l?klng ^lftill. i?J*4vif - *' -
20, 31,-3% 23, 24,25ci Our Celebrated AtheAa Check? at 71o by bolt : our<
ieana*"8
i..
S&kw?*' S^P*' S0'6" fD^J yt??tort te our^Store'a^
WblteFIsnsnel Bl?parttneat Is?hamostcorapl''te ever seen In AciV-^sW'^PH?aTo?m.
?.nocet 12LJ5Jllv20?3%.^ ^ ?i, 40, Und end st 60d.'. Ysi*wl?^ns^bS5l
only lue. Bed Damask Turkey .Red,. warranted not to fade, at 60C ,05c,-. 75o ?So? Half
^^^f?^JSSJ?5-. W8Pi,n?a"(1 ?oyl|eetomsteh?o^^
A BfK Bar?rttin -Any color you tfeslro In fliugla-width Cashmere at only 15c
^ft^y .color y^o.desfr^ fh Fine B'rocade^/prew'Goooa
4%[e&B double-width, 40 Inches wWe, Blsek Osshmere,
.aaca^ a^ only ftOe, ncr yard.
nal, Bottle Green, Red, Seal Brown, Drab Cashmere at
* J??**!?0008 I?superior to onyi-fprmer scaaon. , Pot Black
-MleCloth, Australian piotb,henrietta ?'o^art??? :
7 mum, mar
pws?THolh
??jaw
iU-n\nlaAne"
iustice. ,.Wt?fe?d
wide, nil ?bade?. "Plain
W0jbhWgot:thehia1l, AVohahd?ecnly
them from-loe to $1.7* per yardi Weean pro
handsome. You cannot eqaal it any where,
"* W*nt tp buy a Summer Silk choap, call on
?, Thompson'? Glove Fitting? and oHheratyte&