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LOCAL NEWS. C. C. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOR. Court is in session st WalheVa this wick. Thc guano ilenlers sre doing s good business. Tho bnckljonc of Winteri < cur, as solid AS a crowbar. Head the advertisement headed "Splen did Pluming." Major 1?. B. Murray Is sttending ('oort at Walhalla this woek. In Charleston nine strawberries eau bo purchased tor a quarter. A fow flakes of snow fell In tho city last Sunday about 1 o'clock. The fruit tree men are beginning to make thoir appearance. The Cotton Plant for March is frill of in teresting reading matter. Mr. E. H.-Anil has retired from the Newberry Htrald and Nev?. Miss Annie Towers, of Rome, Go., ls vlsiting relative* in tho city. Mr*. FT. N. Reed, of Augusta, fia., is In Anderson visiting relatives. Miss Ella McGee, of Belton, spent sev eral dttys in tty city this week. It is said that thoro aro eight or nine applicants for the Anderson Postoflico. There are feveral very fins whist play ers muong ihe young ladles of Anderson. An annular eclipse of the ann will occur next Monday between 12 30 and 3 o'clock Court adjourned last Ssturdav. Every case thrrfwas rsndy for trial was dlspo?cd of. It is said that About GOO acres of tobacco will be planted in 8partanburg thia Spring. Tho Grand I-odgo of Good Templars of South Carolins meets at Piedmont next month. Miss Lena Johnson, of Walhalla, is in tko city visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Hreaeealo. The many friends of Mrs-. W. H. Over ninn, of Saulabury, N". C , aro glad to see her in thc city. Miss Maria Kidd, of Hartwell, Ga., has been 'visiting friends in the city during tho past woek. Here you arc again-reading a borrow ed paper. Why don't yo*" subscribo for the iNTiLMOKKCKn? The w eather for the past week bas been favorable to the farmers, who har? made good uso of the time. "No Borvlces were held in the Baptist Church last Sunday, on account of the illness of tho pastor. Mr. J. J. TruBsell b's been appointed a Trial Justice for Honra Path township, vice R. N. Wright, deceased. Everybody is consoled with the hope that the severe and protracted cold weather insures a full fruit crop. Sereral petitions were circulated In An derson last week by friends of applicant* for various government positions. The Hartwell Sun says a merchant of that town bought S3 bales of cotton from a South Carolina farmer last Thursday. Tho Aikon Comedy Company gave two entertainments in the city last week. The andionces were disappointed in the troupe. Wo are sorry to learn that our venera ble Iriend, Mr. M. Lesser, ?B quite sick. We trust he will soon be up and out again. The Presbyterian congregation or this city has adopted the new hymn book re cently published by order of th? General Assembly. By nomo unaccountable oversight, a woman was recently drawn on the jury fir the approaching term of Court In Richland County. . Hov. Dr. Burkhead, the revivalist, is conducting a series nf meetings at New berry. He has just closed a vory success ful meeting at Laurens. Tho colored glee club of this city treat ed un to a sererlade tho other night. There are some fine voices in the club, snd they make good munie. One of the bardent of all crops "to raise,''in the financial sense, lo amort ~age, bot lt ic easy to plant. Tb* less one plants of a mortgage the better. Since the oat crcp promises to bo so abort this year, every farmer ought to plantan extra-amount of com, in order to make up for shortage in tho oats. An old bachelor says tbe reason why women as o class don't smoke is bocause hey can't keep their mouths shnt long nough to prevent a cigar going put. Gov. 8t. John, the late prohibition enti b?ate- for President, will visit Greenville t an early day.. II ? is travelling through he South In the interest of the temper nco canse. The cadets of the Anderson Military Behool will- have a Dress Parade on the "Wt House ?Square thia (Thursday) after ooa, at -ii o'clock, provided the weather favorable. A sweet disposition ls so excellent that t ought to be emblazoned upon every bought and act of lire. Don't fret Don't hine. Don't look at the world through lae goggles. . . . . Our yoong friend, Pani Sharpe, who st been residing nt Anniston, Ala., for a ear past returned to Anderson last. week, ho climate or Alabama .seems to have greed with him. - A counterfeit twenty dollar sliver cer ifieate h as Intoly boon put in circulation, ring 'em to the ISTBLUO?KCEB Office, o never Inquire whether a bill is couti feit these days. Mr. John m. Peoples liss purchased the i ntsnnisl building, which ls to. be torn : 'wn in a fow wells. He contemplates I acting two or threo cottages out of it on est M artetet ree t. . ? Major af. B. McSweony, tbs talented ! il tor of the Hampton Guardi?n, has been .Med for tho third time Intendant of | unpton. Thia ls a deserving compll nt to tho Major. Every dollar paid tho editor will return you*a thousandfold, because a well ?ld man will take pleasure In doing his v<d best for the place and people who ve hlm'o liberal support. On Tuesday afternoon Mr. L. P. Smith ft Anderson ht eh argo of th 1 rty-ol x ex - mlonis'ts btmnd rVir the Exposition >? pnriy hart n spoclnl car, which run "ugh io New Orleans. Married; at'tbe residence of Mr. J- W, ^r, nea.e Aurora. Wise Co., Texas, on ? ?rd Inst., hy Re? ??. Johnson, Mr. J . Collina, of Aurora, Tox., and. Mles '*?alc JL. Broom, of Ballon, (3.0. ? M>J. A. B. 'iVxld, editor of the Jutyn?J, has returned from Washington, where no has boen eugagod during tbe aeaslon of COORI eas as clerk of au Importent com mittee of the House of Representatives. Boston girls have organlzod a mutual aid matrimonial society. Whenever one member marries tho others are assessed to set her up in housekeeping. Tim An derson girl* should organizo a similar HO clety. Thc City Council has extended tho time for paying city taxes until next Saturday, after which time th? 20 per cent, penalty will certainly bo added. Pay np, there fore, before that timo und savu coats uud trouble. The Pioneer Fire Company lins received us new reel. It la a light, handsome ma. chlue. and will hold seven or eight bun? dred feet of bose. The firomeu are a? proud of it as a little boy ?B pf his first pair of pants. They are now making cups and saucors, dinner platos, tureens and wash basins of paper. Tho good motlmra who have n Humorous offspring are delighted, bo cause the breakage now will not amount to the valuo of a row of pins. We have received a copy of the Plain denier, which has Just been started at Honea Path In this County. Messrs. Gregory A Oreen are the publishers, und Mr. W. 8. Gregory editor. It presents a creditable appearance, and baa our heat withes for Its success. Persons wishing to make experiments In the cultivation of ; tea may obtain plants by addressing the ' United Staten Tea Farm, Summerville, South Carolina " Tho applicants must state the iiumbor of plants desired and pay the coat of trans portation.- Columbia Yeoman. hist of letters.remaining in the Post ?nico for the week ending March ll : Joe Allon. Mrs. M. J. Bryson, Mrs. J. P. Cowan, Bon. Duck, John FroFt, Miss Cor rio Harris, Richard Hearse, Nancy Jone?, Gus Jonson, Amanda Major, George Owens, Lilly Powdan, col., Wash Shaw, Miss Sweet Ktono, S. H- Storrs. Frank Taylor, Mu, D. E. Watson. Mrs. Cynthia King, wife of the late Jo siah King, died at her residence near Bel ton on last Sunday morning, agod fifty seven years. Mrs. King had been afllict ed for sovoral years with epilepsy, wt ich was the canse of her death. Hor remull?s were Interred in the Baptist cemete ry at Belton on Monday aflei noon, Rev. Oms Manly, D. I).,-ronducting the funeral cer vices. Last Saturday wc bsd th ploasnro of a visit from Miss Lena Byrd, who bas been In tho city for several days past represent ing the publishing house of Messrs. L. A. Clarkson <& Co., of Atlanta. (Ja. She ls selling several very valuable books, one of which is an oxcellont work on tho culinary art. . Miss Byrd is a worthy, charming young lady, and wo are glad to know that abo met with success in An derson. . Mr. V. L Norman, of Atlanta, Ga , was in tho city last Saturday arranging foran exhibition of tho wonderful power pos sessed by Mrs. Coleman, who will appear in tbe Masonic Hall this (Thursday; evening. Mrs. Colemnn possesses a simi lar power to that of Mba Lulu Hurst, though her forco (or whatever it is) U said to be greater and moro mysterious than that displayed by the latter She i a scientific puzzle, and everybody Hhouh see ber.. Soe nutlco in another column. Section IGOi of thu Revised Statutes u: South Carolina says : "It ahull not be law ful foi any person in this State betweot the fifteenth day of March and the Aral day of October, in any year hereafter, tr catch, kilt or injure or to pursue witt ouch Intent or to sell or expose for snb any wild turkey, partridgo, dove, wood ch tick or pheasant ; and any person foum guilty thereof ?hall be tined not less thai ten (10) dollars, or be imprisoned not los! than len day?, which flue if imposot shall go onc-hrflf thereof to the informer the othor half to tho school fund of tin County wherein the olTenso was commit ted.", A meeting of tbe Board of Director? o the Savannah Valley Ruilrond Company was held tu this City on Tuesday last The proceedings of the meeting have nu been made public, but it hi understboi that ?tho prospects for ihe enterprise i very good. Tho President of the Company and Col. J. N. Brown, left here yesterday for Savannah, and from there will go ti Charleston for the purpose of -selling tin bonds of the City subscribed to tho Com pany. The grading will soon be complot ed, by which timo lt is thought an arrange fnent will have been perfected for Btock lng and equipping the road. Mr. J. A. Elliott, of thia County, ha recently patented a combined cottoi planter and guano distributor, which ii now on exhibition at Messrs. Watson ? Son1?toro. It ia attracting tho atten tioi t>t all our farmers, n number nf who? say lt is far abend of any planter and dis tributar they have ever *een. Its ?idvan tage? over other similar machines cnn b leen at a glance, besides it ia very aimplt sod durable and does not cost much. Mi Elliott and Mr. J. W. Eskew are manu torturing the plantera, and have airead: secured over fifty orders. Mr. Elliott i iu!tc a young man. and baa displayei oonslderable ingenuity in his invention The Greenville Nev? of Tuesday says "On Sunday.evening at 0 o'clock Wi!!int Armstrong went to the house of Mn Robinson at Pelzor and called to Kd war Holder, who was there, to como om Holder appeared in auswer to thia sum mon?, and was immediately assailed- b Armstrong, who thrust a revolver int bis face and fired. Fortunately tho wea pon was aimed low, and tho ball struc! Holder's chin, passing through it an lodging In bis throat. Holder produce a knife and attacked Armstrong, cuttle him In the hoad and making two aover gashes. The fight then ended. Neitbi man ls dangerously hurt The difficult ls said to have been about a young lady. Our readers can nm uso themselves fa solving the following problem*, which, bs said, ls based upon an actual transai Hon, and bas never been settled satlsfai torily to one of the two parties to tl contract: A and B farm together c shares, each to bear bair the expensi and each to receive one-half the cn made. Besides thia Joint farm, A worl another farm in the neighborhood, I wbtoh B baa no Interest. During tl Bummer, B, wbo lo managing the joli farm, borrows two of A's laborers for or day to work cn tho joint farm, snd ps. back tho loan to Asomo time Uteri sending bim two laborers from.tho Jol farm to work on hts individual farm f one day. Query : What did A make lose by the transaction t On last Monday afternoon Mrs. Chi lotte Long, wire of Mr. Joseph C. Lori who resides in Martin township,, w barned to death while helping ber hil t? ind to burn off sores new ground. 8 taft har husband to look' after anoth part of the burning? and, staying lone luau bo oxpoctcd, ho went In search her nud fuund ber t'aad, with m?. cloth?if entirely burucd up and tho fl^h terribly Scarred. She had apparently caught cn tiro while attending to ono of tho bruah h?aps. and had run about thirty yards tx? f.re ali? ww overcome by th? flameo. Trial Justlco Walters, at the request of thc family, empanelled a Jury and held an inquest ovor Ibo deceased, ami a verdict or accidental burning wai rendered in ac cordance with the foregoing Tacts. Tho community sy mpathizes deeply with Mr. Long in Iii? terrible bereavement, Dr. William J. Milford, a prominent citicen and physician of th? Btortvill? section of our County, d?t^i on \^ p^. day afternoon, after a lingering Hincas of ahyiit twelve mouths, ju tho h.vcnty swum] v. -.- ?us uurn amt lived in this County ali h's life,und made many friends by his upright lire and neighborly kindness. He WilH u member of tito Baptist Church for many y oars, atid waa liberal in donations fur public and charitable enterprise-. ue practiced medicine successfully lor near titty year*, and was imito nt) Intlucntiul ami proud neut citizen in all ol thu affairs of bis sectlou of tho County, and wits woll known throughout the County, l?g re mains were interred in the cemetery ad joining tho Tirai Creek Baptist Church on Munday afternoon, after appropriate fu. lierai, services conducted by Rev. J. S. Murray, which wera attended by a very larys congregation of tho friends and ac quaintances of tho deceased. Mrs. Elvira Norris, widow of Dr. Wm. Calhoun Norris, an eminent physician ol' this County, dio?l ut tho residence of her son-in-law, Thomas ll. Anderson, l?sq, in Savannah Township, on Friday, the sixth day of March inst., in tho eightieth year of her age, after alone, und painful illness, which was burne willi Christian patience ami fortitude. Mrs. Norris was born in ISO.i, ami thu* represen tod a ton oration ot whom lew ure now living, ah?, was a lady of elegant refinement and cul ture, and waa possessed of a bright mind, to which was added tho advantages of a good education. She was a lady ol' ?weet und amiable disposition, who formed many friendships and always delighted in their society. Loft u widow by tin death of bur husband before the war, sin maintained her residence near this city until thu disasters which followed tin surrender. She wm the almoner n thousands of Christian charities, whicl rise up to bless her memory. Her lions was always open io tho needy soldiers o tho Confederacy, and her birder w'as a often entered lo help their suffering fain liles. She leaves surviving lier twt daughters, fifteen grandchildren nu eighteen1 grcat-gnuid-ohildren, to whoii she leaves tho sweetest of all legacios thc memory of a beautiful life replet with those deeds of love and of mero; which ure the highest ornaments of a no hie woman's life. Her remains wer plucod lo rest in the cemetery at Robert Presbyterian Church, of which the dc ceased was a member, afloran upprcpriat funeral tributa conducted by Rev. T. (. Lig?n, and attended by many friends am acquaintances of thc deceased. MASONIC HALL. TUUBSDAY NIGH HAR'-H 12lh. There is quite a treat in store for Andel son. Mi's, Helen Coleman, thc |>eer of th fatuous .Miss litin.1, will give on? of hi wonderful entertainments ai the .Masoni Hull Thursday ni>;lit. M-^ Coleman is a attractive Kial relined lady, und comes we recoin mended hy the daily journals of Al lani a. No om- shoiild fail lu see her. Ad mission fiOc. Children under 1- years 25i No charge for reserved seats-. Tickets o scale ut Hill Bros. Drug Sf o re. For the best N. O. Molasses, cheap ft oasli, go to C. F. Jons? ct Co Jmt received our Spring sle ek of mern and boys' lints of every iltttcrlptioi Latest styles und lowest prices guarai teed at C. F. Jones A Co. Shoos-a new ?tock of all hindi Just r reived at bottom prices at C. F. -Jnuca Co. Far"mors, price our Standard Navasi Guanos. Also our O reen ville Cotton Fe tilizer, ruado from cotton need. Ono the best and cheapest Fertilizer* sold this market. C. F. JUNKS A Co. For good Flour, cheap--every ban guaranteed sound or money refunder! go t<i C. F. Junes & Co. For good Tobacco, in boxes or cuddil at hard timo price?, go to C. P. Jon et Co. C. A. Heed, Agont, han obtained t sale for this place of the celebrated ll .ing ? Farrel's Champion Fire and Bi glar-nroof Safes. Persons wishing purchase can save moony by buying Tn him. Mr*. Charles Ellen, of Trinidad, Colora say? : Seeing certificates of the wonder cures made hy llrewer'a Lung Restorer was induced to try it on my little non. w waa troubled with lung or throat affecti pronounced by ont physician conBunipti It acted wonderfully on him. and by time he bad taken one bottle of it cough disappeared. I am now on a visi my parents in Georgia, but will return ii few days to my home ami will take sc of the Lung Restorer with me. 2 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, In a long nrticlo relating to the II. B. of that city, savs : The BJood Balm Company stal led i year ugo with $102.00. but to-day tue t .ness cannot bo bongin for $50,000,00 ! Tho dotnai,d and the satisfaction gil is said to bo without a parallel, as its lion is pronounced wonderful. We aro glad to announce tbatour di gists have already secured a supply, i wo hope our readers will supply th? selves at "Uffe. li ls satirio bo the only speedy permanent blood poison remedy ofTe giving "entire satisfaction in all cases foro ono bottle has been used. For Bl Diseases, Kidney Troubles, Heroi Catarrh, old Ulcers and Skin Discs try one bottle ol B. B. B. WiUaeooohee Is tho namo of a-flourishing villsg Coffee County, Gonrgia, on the line or Brunswick and Albany railroad. Mr. D. E. Gaskin, a well known zon or tliBt village, writes under dat December 22 : Bonn alter my marriago, about years ago, my wife was stricken \ some trouble peculiar to her sex, wi broke down her general health. In condition abo wan soon after attacked v Inflammatory Rheumatism of ?ucl severe type that it made ber u crif She- was reduced In flesh to sixty fmunda, ?nd carno very near losing ife. Sho was attended by -throe j physicians who treated her with o benefit, but tho ?willing III lier Jo never lei! her. Last Summer tho lt! mutism returned in a still more so and painful fenn which seemed to i the skill of all the doctors. She Wi almost go frantic with pain, and wi lio and acreatri all day. . A friend of n who is an euglneer on the Brunswlt Albanv railroad, suggested that I eh use BwlfVa Specifio (8. 8. 8), which I After ?be hod taken 4ine small bottle was up and able to walk over tho - hf and altor taking the ?Ix small bottles la now able to do any kind of house w the swelling baa -gone, all the pain left her. and she is In hotter health she over was. Tho treatment before t the Swift's Specific cost ino between to $400, and the six bottles of 8. 8. S. me Dix dollars. . It is certainly the most won? medicine and the best blood pup,"' the world. Thc proprlotora should le world know about. IL " , Nora-The M. 8. 8. Company WP caution purchasers In regartl lo mel ons imitations of their giwafs- ^ carry tho Ile op ibu ike?:, purporting t vegetable remedies ; when, lu '""j1 aro really strong -adulions of poi*o minerais-ss Mercury, Potash, ?y* careful to gu? tho genuine^?- ",w Treatise on Blood>-<r^Kln ^li?^^S?KOlvtc Co., Dr?" AjJiMrta.ua AT . B. ARNSTEINS. Five Hundred Cloaks, Circulars, Newmarkets and Jackets, FOR SALE Al MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES. HAVING eloscd ont un entiro ?tock Rt lesa than half tho oost of manufacture. ws can otter to nor iMi?lmn?n $1000 Carmelita.for $ 6 00 I1J.0O Garment*.for 8 6 00 $15 00 Garnienta.for $ 7 SO M OO Garments.for $10 00 $15.00 Garments.for $ia.50 Cull carly and he convinced that wo mean what we say. Alto, a bcuttiful line of <l ICU wi; vs, in all p?tyl? and colors, from $1.25 to $4.60. We also call special atteptiun to our new stock of CARPETS, embracing a pretty linc from 25c to $1 on per yard. A finull lot of Jr.ANS and llliAVY SHOES to be cloted nut cheap, to make room for our MAMMOTH SPRING STOCK, WHICH 18 NOW ARRIVING. A full line of Homespun?, Checks, Calicoes. Knitting Cotton, tiull Thread, Bleach* Inn, sea Islands, dc, Ac, always on band and sold cheaper than can bs bought else where. We only i ?k yon to look at our Good? sud h?ar our prlttt. March 5, J8*? 34 INDUCEHHENTS EXTRAORDI?W. A New Feature for the Month of March Only. FIVE VALUABLE PRESENTS, To be given away during the month of March to Five of the Highest Cash Purchasers. First, a handsome Ladies' Wrap, worth $20.00. Second, a beautiful Imported Ladies1 Bonnet, worth $15.00. Third, a very Pretty Parasol, worth $10.00. Fourth, a lovely Bed Lace Sett and Fillow Shams to match, worth $0.00. Fifth, a very pretty all-linen Table Cover, worth $2.50. These Presonts will bc distributed after all the nales are compared, which will take place on March 31, 1885. Every Gash I'urchoper to the amount of Fire Dollars and over will be entered during the mouth, and a ?riet and accurate account kept. No Humbug ! 1 mcau exactly what I say 1 THIS IS A SPECIAL OFFER to those who will avail themselves of tho opportu nity never before offerod by any Dry Gooda Hnuse^in Anderson. Lowest price?. Honest anti fair dealing guaranteed to all. REMEMBER. I CARRY THE LAUGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FINE GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. , JL.. LESSEE,, Feb 25. 1885 33 ANDERSON, 8. C, 11 Go Tell all the People for Miles Around I" -THAT - JOHN M. HUBBARD* BRO. ARE PREPARED To SELL MORE JEWELRY. MORE WATCHES, MORE SILVERWARE, 310RE CLOCKS, &C, AT PRICES MORE TO YOUR NOTION. THAN EVER BEFORE. Jt&~ EVERYTHING in the shape of a Watb, Clojk or Jewelry thoroughly repaired _Fab 5, 1S8.S '_30_ HAVE YOU WAITED FOR BARGAINS ! - IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS ? JT you hare, here labour chance, as I will ?sli my ENTIRE STOCK At and below Cost for the next Thirty days. REMEMBER, everything I have in Sleek will bj sold at and below Cost. I earry the best line of Ladies' and Children's Shoes That you can find in the City. JOHN M. MCCONNELL. 34. _ March 5, 1885 -gr- "mr~m\ Tl tl * ?} Jt~\1 ?/. jr. sullivan fy uo., CASH DEALEHS IN Grener/al Merchandise. All Grades New Orleans Syrups. BACON, CORN AND FLOUR, Largo S to ole M. THE BEST COFFEE, s&. We invite all to come and eeo us. Jan 16. 1885 J. P. S?LLIVAN & GO., Anderson, S. C. ._27 ._ a. E. raises. PRINCE XV ANDI VER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AKDEltMOX. - - H. C. OFFICE-On Wbiiner 8treet, over B<>ok SUire of G. W. Fsnt A Son, oppo site Auditor's 0?ce. Jsn8,1885 . 30 8m j. ?. VALVES, h otico to Those Interested Registration Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the Books ot KejjUtration for Anderson County will be opened at Anderson. B. C., on tbs first Mond?J in each month to enable such nerton? to register ss hare acquired the Hiht shies tba last general .?dscUoii. to uibifersucb as bavo changed1 their rest. Hence and to renew loot and defaced certifi " tu3 u"tll sud Including the first Monday In Joly. 1888? when tho law rt qui nw the Books closed, except for the purpose* here inafter rnendoned, nsrucly : Lo?* ?nd de firsrf certif?cales may be renewed nnill bhty day? before tl* general e>?H??. ?id von mc men condor, of-age after the ASe" tb* Books may register unUl the dsrof vt^on. wm/8 DROWN Supervisor for Anderson County. Feb 38, 1885 _. .3?-_2 ^Wheat Bran, Corn, Flour. TB sale bjr- A. B. TOWERS. P^U.108* fc. ?tv.: PARTIES owing tho Firm of S. T. Craig A Co. are requested to come for ward immediately and settle their Ac count?, or make oatlsfactory arrangements for extension by Bankable psper. Other wise their Account.'* will be plticcd in the hand? of an Attorney for collection. You can make payment to 8. T. Craig at their place of busineon in Brick Range, in room forniorly oren ?fled by tbs Anderson Na tional Bank. 8. T. CRAIG A CO. Fut? 2fi, 1KH5 83 3m Notice of Sale. TBE undersigned will' ?oil. ai tbs late reiddenco of Wylie Mitchell, Sr., de ceased, lu . Martin Township, In Anderson County. S. C., on Friday, the i8th March. 18M5, st H oSciirck-a. ta., all tho Personalty nf said Wylie-Mitchell, Sr., deceased, con sist? ng of Household and Kitchen Furni ture, Wheat t. Bacon. Baggy, Hogs, Cattle, JJiacksrnlth Tools. Poultry, eic Terms of ssl?-Cash. M. JANMITCHELL, 1 ?j,??l J. MATT. COOLtSY, J A?m nu Feb 20, ?8*5 38 3 BLANKETS AT COST? AFEW pair of those Fins Blankets, and s few pair of Common Blan ket* for tale at COST for cash. Call soon,, if you do not wish lo bise a bargain. ' A. it. TOWERS. vt* ie, tm se 00 TO io' I! MEANS & McGEE 00 11 FOR THE NEWEST j SPUING STYLES AND LATEST NOVEL! g I) IN MEN'S SOFT and STIFF f~ :: ?wxuitijc?, uu 11ui^t auu J*? j BALMORAL aad SPRING WEIC ?' I] SHOES, j j Clothing, the newest styles and E :989l'ONIHdS SULLIVAN & BRO., Hardware Dealers. A SPECIAL DRIVE NOW ON Hoes, Mattooks, Pioks, Rakes, Spades and Shovels, Farming Implements, Steel Plows, Plow Stooks, Traces, Singletrees, &o. . Blacksmiths' Completo Outfits, Carpenters' and Builders' Tools and Hardware, Pocket and Tablo Cutlery, Shears, Scissors, &c. In fact, we have lately mad? such additions to our Stock as'.to put us In a position to moot all tho wanta of the Trading Public in tho Hardware Uno. Tillie Stock of General Harta to Select From. SULLIVAN &. BRO., Look roi" the tho SION of tl&o CIRCULAR SAW. F?h 10. l HHS 32 ARE YOU HUNGRY ? If so, a Visit to the City Grocery will do you Good. KNOWING that Just at thia season housekeepers find it difficult lo get up a good meal, wo have bought nearly a CAR LOAD OP CANNED GOODS, Which wa aro offering st prices that will make you feol happy. Buying in such large lots,.we are ensbled to sell these Goods st what small dealer? have to pay for them. Think or itt Ten Cann orToraatnes-tho bcut-Ibr f)1.0O. Give os a trial on these Goods. We are determined to sell diem. Fresh lota of BUCKWHEAT, SOUR KKOUT, CABBAGE, ONIONS and PO TATOES just In. Remember the pince T. It. TRIMMER & CO., Successors to C. A. Reed, Agent, Main Street. /ar- All Goods delivered FREE inside City limits. h Jan 29. 18*5 g. '2? g * 8EED POTATOES. AVAfiOED Vt PRIZE8 IN A SINOLC G EAS ON CS GO co o n 2 m S ft m m - AT SIMPSON, REID & CO.'S, Waverly House Corner. Fob IO, 1RR5 _ 32_ HILL, ADAMS & CO., DESI HE TO INFORM TIIF.IU FRIKND3 AND THE PEOPLE GENERALLY, that they now have on hand a full Bnpply of Standard Guano, Acid Phosphate mid German Kaimt, Which they pnposo to sell us low as anybody. They aro also stocked up on I' It? ViSBO.NN, bought when the market waa ai ii* lowest, and are consequently enabled to offer ?nccl;:! inducements. JUST RECEIVED, sn Elegant line of Ladles' and Gentlemens' hand sewed SHOES. Give ns a call, and wo will treat you right. Respectfully, HILL, ADAMS Ac CO. Feb 12, 1886 81 TO THE PUBLIC. WE told you last Fsll that we tried to change with the times, and make specialties of things in their season. We are now making a big mn on GARDEN SEEDS, And to tbst end huve laid In a largo aupply of Bui?is, Landreth's, ?nd Johnson, Robbins & Co.'a Seeds, and we are now ready to sell either whole ssle or retail to any who may favor ns with a call. All we ask is, that you come tn and see fer yourselves, and if we can not mako it to your interest, why we won't ask you to buy. Wo ask no body to patronise ns unless we can make il plain to them that they will be the gainer by it. If you havn't tried us already yourself, ask some of your neighbors who have, and hear what they have to say about the way we treated them. Besides Garden Seeds, woof course keep EVERYTHING in the DRUG LINE, except Coffins, Whiskey and Tombstones. ' ' Very Respectfully, HILL BROS. Feb 12,1835 31_ J3 0 3ST'T Deny Your Wife and Children of one of the Greatest, most Elevating and Refining of all the Sciences, X -M XT B X C . jgOONOaiY SAYS GET THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ! Ohiokering Pianos and Mason & Hamlin Organs Ara the RECOGNIZED LEADERS OF THE WORLD for Musical Instrument* They cost a little moro than .cheaper Instruments, simply bees use moro oar, and ter material ls used in their manufacture. Only Ons to bny In m ll fe-tim e. G ET THE BEST. .L AV DAWksnTJP, AOWiT FOR LUDDBN A BA'i 1Kb jm fy teat . . n : : 'IES O) -o 33 HATS, M o ?HT n gs . li GO ! Ul 'atterns. i! SHINGLES. ANOTHER County heard from and BARTON still ahead In the , Lumber-Business. All parties who contemplate iii build Int; tl>is j -ar will And it to t*r\ their interest lo ceo mo befo'O ma .**** king any trades for their Lumber. SE Shingles, nrick Dressing, Dray ?gliicAo. / can save you money / All orders, promptly flited. (Satisfaction guaranteed. < '.ii I und see ino at Blue Ridge Yard. JAR. E. BARTON. I 9NiAvuapuB3Ki8saya | Jan 8, 1885_20_gm FIRST PLANER in the CITY THE Show bas come and gone, bat Mayfield & Stuart can still be found it their Planing Mill on the Blue Bldg? Yard, where you can And the finest lot of Finished Fluoring, Ceiling. Weatherboard* lug, and all kinds of Mouldings, ever saw in this market. Come and see us before y?m huy, as we are bound to give satteflto* lion lu quality and price. Work from th? Kountry solicited. We would also call at tnniion tn our Stock of Doors, Hash and Ulinda which we aro selling at cost. Call il Blue Ridge Ysrd. MAYFIELD & 8TUART. Nov 18,1884 _18_Cm Why not make Homo Happy BY PURCHASING A First Class Musical Instrument? Read this, Hasloians and Stash) Lovers IAM Agent for several of the very best Orgsns^nd Pianos, and am glad to bo iblo to herald the nows to the many devo tes of the "tip of the ivory" that I ans low prepated to soil on terms that ara sat? sftictory to tba moat limited circumstances. Remember, cash or Instalment terms. I tandie tho following named Instruments : GROANS-Muaou dc Hamlin, Packard md Day State. 1'lANOo-Chlckering, ' etbushek. Sil lier Tono und others. Afior an experience of several years In lila bubinoi-s, I feel perfectly competent to dd my customers in ?making a judicious iel -ction of an Instrument. I will take Y.tusuro in visiting any ouo who anticipates toying, Drop me a postal card, or eoud a rcrbul rncssugo by your friends, and son ihull recelvoprompt intention. JOHN U. HAYNIE, Williamston, 8.0. - Jan 22, 1885 28 THE END HAS COME! RADICAL rule Is over at last, and the end of hard times 5s near if avaty one will come up and jo b a duty square ly by paying those ?rho hate helped them. Those indebted to me for C-;* \qo or Supplies MUST come forward and pay up, as I am determined not to narry orer any Accounts from this year. Bo ehme along and pay up at once. I have on hand a stock of Qeueral Merchandise, which I aili sell at tb? lowest living prices for ensh. Call and tecure bargains. J. PINK. REED, No. 7 Granite Ber. Parties indebted to REED A MOOR HEAD will take notice that after a ibort time their Notes and Aeeennte sill be placed in the bands of an Attor ney for collection. If "ou want tc arrange with tu, call >n either J. Pink Reed or R. L. Moor head at the old stand. R. L.. MOORHEAD,! J. PINK REED. Nov 18,1884 _18 iMPORTAMT_NOTiCE. IWISH through tho columns of the IH TELLioKScca to call tho attention off my friends and the public generally to ?7 Stock of Scasonablo Gooda. I wiU name a 'ow leading articles : Ladies' Dress Goods, Ladles' Cloaks, Ladles' Underveeta, Water Proof Goods, Coraline Corsets. Charlottesville Oasalmsrs, Holstein Mills, Kersey, Jeans, AU Wool Men's Undershirts And Drawers. The Finest Blankets in the Oily. Hosier}', Yankee Notions, Tranks, Headquarters for 8boes and Boote.! A full Uno of Bay State Shoes and Boote. [ have been selling Boots and Shoes ?ve* nrty y eon, and they are the best I erst tandled. 7ALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES* A large assortment of Wall Paper. Sosso >eauiiful patterns. In Window Shades I ran not bo excelled. GROCERIES* Fine Coffee-green and roasted, Sugar, N. O. Molasses, Buckwheat Flour, Cheero, Crsckero, Beet Floor, Oat Meal, Wheat Brea, Hesdqusners for Fine Teas, Macearon!, ? \nd many other at tides In Faney Groes* rles, Canned Goods, Hardware, Hat?, Bus sy Materials, Crockery, Glassware and vVoodcuwarc. ? " ,; I ask an inspection of my stock And ?rices. Particular attention ^called to ?'.voes, Boots, Blankets,, Jeans, Ossrlwe? md Drees Goods. . ' h. Give me a call at No. 4 G ran Rs HOV?. Anderson, aa : , A.* W TOW MP* %\ Nov 20, 1*84 - . I? ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ' AU psrsons having claims against ii? l?state of Wylio Mitchell, Sr., dsfjisied, us hereby no?aedjto present them, rrrop .jly proven, torte undcreianed, within1 the tm? proscribed by btw, and those indebted .0 make payment at once. . ?_ F>hyflri?**s . as . ? %^ ' 1 i\jsn Ga?deafii* i?0 *'C . LANDRETH'S and Fem \fr????<Mh?; Seeds and Omona^ejf^ej^^