The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, March 26, 1885, Image 3
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LOCAL NEWS.
C. C. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOB.
WijWlo?'* ?torin didn't put tn appear
ance.
SUet fell in Ibis section on last Buuday
"?gut.
Tito boys are getting their fish hooke in
order.
Kev. J- W. W?lling bas gono to the Ex
position
Winter bas completely monopolized the
Up of Spring.
We have'nt yot seen a peach or plum
blossom this season.
Hcforu buying your Spring goods, read
our udverii.-iiig columns.
Sei d us your ordern for bill beads, lot*
ter beads, envelopes, etc
The dayr will gain an hour in length
during tho present month.
!';:.???'. and butter have been ?caico in the
city during thc past week or two.
Sweet potatoes should be bedded now if
you desire to transplant them carly.
Mr. J- S. Fowler's"dwelling house on
Whittier street is nearing completion.
Rev. DeWitt Burkhead, tbs revivalist,
begins a ?cric- of meetings ot Abbeville
this wiek.
Spring chickens are beginning to bloa
H"in, and will be ripe in time for big meet
iugs und pic nice, i
The iwlicetnen are having an easy time
just now-untiling to do. This speaks
well lor Anderson.
The oat crop bus been seriously injured
?ll over the State. Our fanners, there
fore, should plant more corn than usual.
Some of the formera are platting corn.
We hope every one in the County will
make enough corn to do bim next, year.
-The value ol a good garden to a large
family cannot be estiiuuled. Itsnould
be half the living duriug the Summer
months.
Another very large and appreciative au
dience greeted the Amiersoii Dntmutiu
Association in Masonio Hall last Friday
evening.
Tho gossipers are out r.f something to
ulk about. They are wondering now
who wiil bo the uuxt couple in the city to
get married. s
Our Senior has planted bis corn crop.
Newspaper men, you know, have to eat
corn br? ad, lor that sud promises are all
tuev In o on.
The firo bsa been the chief topic of con
versation for the past treck. Nearly
o. erv mau you meet bas some incident to
reiute in regard to it.
There will bo no services in the Presby
terian Chuieil next Sunday, as the paster,
Dr. Friersoa, will preach at Midway
Caurch on that day.
Mr.M. B Arnstein,'or the New York
Cash Store, bas returned from the North.
He says he hud a pleasant trip, and
bought lots of goods.
The Court House building is being re
covered and otherwise improved. An
derson Countv needs a new Court House,
and it should be built
Married, at tbe residence of J. H. Lati
ner, on March Otb, 1885, Mr. W. T. Lari
mer, of Abbevlllo County, and Miss Janie
hilson, of Anderson, 8. C.
There are two reasons why some people
don't mind the.r own business. One is
that they haven't any business, and the
other ls they haven't any mind.
Miss P. Erskine bas opened out a milli
nery store at Pendleton. We bespeak for
bera liberal patronage frons the people of
that section. Soe advertisement.
Miss Estelle Brown, of Anniston, Ala.,
an accomplished milliner, has taken
charge of Mr. A. Lester's milliner^ de
partment. She arrived in the city last
Tuesday.
The Honea Path Plaindealer says that
Mr. John Wilaon has tendered bis resig
nation as Postmaster at that place, and
that Mr. G. M. Greer bas applied for tbe
position.
Capt. Dwight, Chief Engineer of the
Savannah Valley Railroad, was in the
city last week. He reports the grading
progressing rapidly, and aays lt will soon
be completed.
Hon. D. P. Bradley, who. if is under
stood, will succeed E. M. Brayton as Col
lector of Internal Revenue,, is receiving
SMres of applications for the position of
deputies, store-keepers, gaugera, Ac.
Married, on the 17th inst., at tbs resi
dence or the bride's brother, Mr. A. A.
8wanghyine, by C. P. Rogers, Notary
Public, Mr. John T. Burgess and Miss
? ella Swanghyme, all of this County.
Mr. A. Lesser comes to the front again
thia week with a big advertisement. His
?toro presenta a beautiful sight, and we
.dvise our readers not to paas it by when
making purchases. Read his advertise
ment carefully.
Mha Della Koyn'a advertisement' ap
P**rs in ,thls paper. Our lady reeders
?uould be sure to read lt. Sbo ia receiv
ing her Spring millinery and notion?,
which she ia offering at reasouable prices.
Give har a call.
The Lau rena vi) <e Herald, which was re
cently burut nut,'han reoeived its new
outfit, and will make its appearance tu its
lew suit this week. We hope the Herald
?ill never hare the misfortune to be
burned out again.
Msrrled, on Sunday, March 2ind, at the
p?denos of tho brido's mother, Mrs.
Harriet Sim mons, by P. A. Daniela, No
t**y Public, Mr. B. F. Sanders, of Oconee
County, iud M?me simmons, of
Anderson County.
While out shopping, our lad*/ reeders
'"ouldby.sJl means call at Messrs. C. P.
?.ines 4 Co.?, andeee their pretty Spring
Th^3' wh,cli *?*? ??frlvlng every day.
. hey ?.!! tbs very best goods, and are sst
?Md with a very little prent. -
?Me8*r*" Sullivan <ft Bro. bsve moved
?heir stoek of goods to C. A. Reed'satore
wom, on Blain street, near the nJIroad
D,,d80, where they wi? remain until their
Moro-room ia completed. Their ens
Mniers should make a note of this,
M'- J. A. Daniels makes an interesting
annouueenient this weak. Read whet he
**je. it o ls gol tig to irlvo awsy another
*?ld watch. His showcases have been
Jfw?Uy refilled with a new lot of jewelry,
^eh ha ?i ^li,^^^^^,, ever be
There will be bo assessment of proper
V for taxation by the Auditor thia year.
JV a law enacted by the, last Legislature
win he to ?Teturn" of p^.pesty rc
Blt lbu Sprlnjr, "" ono ,ieed ?give
*** their prop?? ty for taxation until Jsa,
.Mr? MM.
. Theremin bo a meeting of Bandy
Springs Grangeon Saturday, 4th of April
at 1 o'clock p: m., for the purpose of elect.'
lng officers. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
Editor Petty, of tbs Sparenburg Sisar.
fa? nmda a tlnuHy suggestion when he
said the 4th of Mareb should be set apart
for returning all borrowed books to their
proptr owner?. Lot us have tLo Ut of
April for such a work in Anderson.
Our old friend. D. A. Smith, of the
walhalla (burier, was in the c|ty last 8at
unlay, and, of course, call?d to "eo us.
He looks as if Time was dealing gently
w.th him. Wo wero glad to see him. and
regret that his may in Auderson was so
brief.
Miss Mary Robina died at the residence
of Mr. W. J. Robins, in Garvin Town
"hip, on Friday, 13th hist., utter an III
ness of two or three weeks, aged about
Kl yours. Her romains wero interro.1 at
Vrinity Methodist Church on tho .lav fol
lowing hor death.
Mr. J. Pink Howl has something to say
in another column. He is offering rare
bargains in goads Just now, und ii w|||
repay every ono to visit hisi-toro. Per
HOiis Indebted to the old tir u of Heed <fc
Moorhead will also find ?otu Jibing of in
terest to them in tho same 'idvertisement.
Mr. John Hull, who resides in Ocouee
County, near Townville, had a tine sorrel
horse stolon from bis stables last Friday
night. Mr. Win. Junes, kce|?er of Mar
well's Bridge, who resides within a milo
of Mr. Hall, also had ona stolen from him
the bame night. There ia no clue ua to the
thoft.
It is astonishing how much hotter some
people think they are than everybody
else; but the day will coma for tho
huughtie.it when wonna will devour his
body aa well as that of tho humblest.
The grave level? ?ll rank?. The sextou
never asks how much money is in the
collin.
To find out whether your onts are en
tirely kilted or not. take hold of a bunch
and pull. If it conies up easily and tho
root? look black, they are gone beyond
redemption, but if they hold on pretty
well there ia a ehance that tho roots uro
not hurt mid that they will com? out.
Exchange,
"Are you going to tho Exposition, Mr.
-." asked ono gentleman of another
tho other day. "No, slr," bo replied;
"I intended going, bm my wife and
daughter have picked out new Spring
buhueiH, and by the time I pay for thom
I won't have money enough lett to buy a
chaw of tobacco."
The last week of Laut, called Passion
We.k, begins on March 29.h. Divino
BO rv ice.*, will be held ut Grace (Episcopal)
Ghureb daily at half past 4 p. m., ami 'on
Good Friday (April 3rd) at ll o'clock a.
tn On linster Day (April 5th) the Holy
Communion will be administered, und the
offerings will be for the repairs of tho
Church.
Ordors have been issued by the Post
office Department for thc preparation of
a new one cent newspaper |>o?-tage stamp,
.*hich wPl be needed aftor July 1, be
cause of the law paBsed ut the recent
session of Congress reducing tho rate on
newspapers. Th-j stamp is to be similar
in design to ilie present serien of newspa
per atamps ranging from two to ten cents.
A certain gentleman of this city, who
recently visited New Orleans, met with a
te?na receptiou there. The landlady of
his hoarding house poured a hot cup of
coffee down his back. It was an accident,
of course, and tho lady made many npol
ngios. The gentleman told hor it didn't
burt, but Hince his return homo ho hus
been using every known remedy for a
burn
The McCormick correspondent of tho
Abbeville Medium says : "The railroad
bootu ban Struck us broadside. Tho
whole town and surrounding country are
alive tn the importance of the extension
Of the Savannah Valley Railroad to Aiken.
Since the Suvunnuh Valley Railroad is to
be completed to Ibis point by next Full
we hope to push the work to Aiken in a
few months."
It will repay any person who is desi -
rous of purchasing Spring gooda to visit
Mr. W. A. Chapman's storo, where every
thing in the dry goods lino can bo pur
chased at remarkably low prices. Mr,
Chapman is un experienced merchant,
aud handles nothing but tho very best
goods. Every art ?clo bo sells is just what
be represents it. Look ont for bia new
advertisement-next week.
Recently we have noticed a number of
dogs on tho street* without a collar, if
we mistake not, thero is a city ordinance
requiring every owner of a dog to procure
a collar and tag, with a number thereon,
from the City Clerk, and all dogs found
roaming around without this collar aro io
bs killed by tho policemen. This law
should be enforced,.as it would rid the
city of a number of worthless curs.
List of letters remaining in the Po?t
offlce for the week ending Marco 2.1 :
T. W. Bowling, Kirksy Blasenglm, y.
Franklin Brown, Pink Black, Jessie Con
ner, Joe Dluiery, Will Donaldson, Jno. F.
Ellison, R. A. Huskeruon, Bill Holland,
R. M. Meadiock, Bumethio Norris, Wash
McDowell, Clark Patterson, Mias Eliza
Redmond, Ellison Kilt. Mrs. Carolino
Roberson. Anthony Bucker, Baylis Wil
liams.
Mr. I?. P. Smith will leave Anderson
next Wednesday with another excursion
parly for tho Exposition, going through
in a special car via ibo Atlanta ?fe New Or
leans Short Lino. Porsona contemplating
going should notify Mr. Smith ut once,
and if sleeping car accommodations are
desired, berths will be secured in advance.
Tho probability is that the party wilt be a
large one, and a pleasant trip is in store
for those who go.
Murgu rot Maverick, an old colored wo
man residing at Pendleton, was burned to
death last Friday morning about 8 p. m.
The old woman lived alouo in a cabin,
and it is not kuown bow she caught Ure.
Directly across the street from where she
lives stands a church. About the hour
named Boate person was passing along tbs
street and saw~her under the church with,
what be supposed, a fire- As she bad
been fora long time in a demented condi
tion, lt waa feared that she would bnrn the
building- The Town Marshal, who wss
at once notified of her conduct, went to
where sba was, and found her baiely
alive, with her clothing nearly burned off
of her person. It is supposed that Bhe
caught ?re in ber house and theo ran
across the attest- aud crawled under tbe
church. ,. Coroner Nance held an inquest
over the remains on Friday, when a ver
dict in accordance With tile above facta
was rendered by tho jury.
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JLtnxet.-Ono car load of best limb
Just received by. OVA. Reed, who expects
lo keep . full supply on hand berefllter.
I Every one should vhlt C. F. JonesA
Co 's store. ' It ts full to overflowing w.ib
beaut.f;il goods, and they sell us-low BB
.ny Louse lu tbe up country.
F..r nico Hats, Shirts, Colicuad esland
CUsai tosrss, cheap, go to 0. F. Jones ?Co.
A hrrloti'i Affray.
On last Thursday evening et abont 7.j
O'clock a serb.IIB difficulty occurred lu
Jail atteet, near the rear of Mr JoUn
O'Donnell's eamon, tn which P. Haughey
relived five dangerous wound? lu the
head-four Indicted with a piero ?if mar
ble, 0 by 12 i nebe?, and ono with a knife,
tho latter reaching from behind tho ear
across tho temple, >uvorlng two arteries
in iiHcour.sc. II? wasslao slightly out on
tse l?a arm. Haughey nays that be with
Jamo* Moore and William Kennedy were
in O'Donnell's saloon, and bad taken a
drink or two, when James Moore banter
ed the crowd for a v revilo He accepted,
and Moore, Kennedy and some others he
did not know went into tho street, and
when nady for thu wrestle he discovered
he was being assaulted by several pei .
?(.ns, mid attempted to ward tiff the blows,
until the partie? were separated from him.
Not until ho went lo the light did ho dib
cover thut hu wa? cut. He stales that he
bad no difficulty villi any person. The
parties wbo wounded Haughey aro ?aid
to he J .mi' :< Moore, Thomas Mooro anti
William Kennedy, and their rearons for
the attack upon him cannot bu ascertain
e I, ai they have either left the County or
seereied themselves since the occurrence.
Warrain* were taken for thuin Ibo next
morning, but the officers bave so far been
unable to ii'..I ilium.
The foregoing is tbe version ol" thia un
fortunate difficulty current upon tho
Streets, though wo are Informed that tho
friends of th? so young men claim that at
tbe proper lime they will abow a di (Ter
elit state of facts entire y. lu the mean
time, il is fair lo all the parties concerned,
that public opinion should await thu full
development of thc altair before deciding
the merita of tho difficulty.
Tho occurrence is generally regretted,
and ia attributed to over Indulgence in
liquor. Mr. llitti;;liey, whose woonda
were dressed by Dru. S. M. Orr and J. O.
W?hlte, is doing very well, and is now
supposed lo he out of danger.
A Disgruntled Keptihtican.
. WASHINGTON, March IS.-The Sen
ale, in executive session, continued the
notniuatiou nf JA*. S. Miller to he Com
inissiouer ol Internal Uevenue, vic*
Evans, removed. Mr. Evans said lo day
tiini it was not true, sa was asserted in
the executive session ot tho Senate yes
terday, thal lie had expressed lo Scere
tary Manning a willingness lo resign.
"Aa a matter Ol' luci,*' said Evans, "I
not only haw not resigned, nor have J
ever b.td a word ot conversation nu lb?
sUljeCt willi either the President or Sec
retary Maiming, on tbe subject."
Evans has wrilien a letter tu the Sec
reiary of the Treasury io regard lo tin
mailer, of which the following isa copy
Hon D.tuicl Manning, Secretary o
the Treasury : Sir-i Have receivei
your letter til' this dale, in which yoi
state thu by direction ol the President
am informed that my "resignation" a
Commissioner i-f Internal Ke.enue "i
accepted," io take elle l upon tuc quali
ti. a iou of my rUiC asor. 1 was bardi;
prepared lo it-Crtve. such a letter lo tiny
tn \ iew of tim lad thal I hud not rc
signed, and especially as my iofortnalioi
mat my successor ?a? nominated to th
S? .ute >esleid:?y. il may bo prope
. nat I six.o?d lake tins occasion to stat
ihat wid e 1 have net er resigned nu
over had a pr.ipi r npp-?r'unity io talk t
VOL upon the rUbjcc?. atilt it has bee
my fixed purpose u> resigo ?t an earl
.?av, in m. event litter lliafi the close ti
thc fiscal year, my ht ct ?nd in ollie?
ami I thought 1 h.ni prohaoly a fair ngli
io a-sume Hie cxisietice of apparel;
cause tor believing thal lhere was to
great a disposition io avoid hasty rt
mov?is, to make it necessary for me t
speak of fi, ii al sll, in the hurry u
Varier days of the administration. I wu
neting Upon that assumption, and wit
no tliotighl or desiio to caibarrasa ans
body, und uni supposing that 1 was doin
BO. Very respectfully,
WALTEU EVANS, Commissioner.
- The James' bank building, si
stories, in Atlanta, was destroyed by fii
ou Weduesday morning al 2 o'clock, it
vol vi oir. a loss 'of many thousands i
dollars. One mun was burned to dent
atid two others probably fatally injure
Several families made very narr??
escapes. _
Lndiea, if you want to ans a largo nr
beautiful stock Spring ami summer Dr
Goods, Notions, go to C. F- Jon?-f? <fc C
,ir-iJ~ I dosiro to inform my friends tin
I inn now engaged at Mr. W. Ira Drei
nun's Kaloon, on Mouth Main street, whe
I will bo pleased tn serve them at ar
timo. Respectfully,
ll AI.uv McOnATH.
No trashy good? advertised cheap ; bi
Tor the best goods, (airest dealings an
lowest prices for everything, go to C.
Jones ?St Co.
?&- Choi??c Timothy Hay, Biign?os at
Bran sold cheaper by Welch than an;
hod v elso in town. Warehouse on Dep
street. * 30 13
For beautiful Calicoes, Muslin*, Dro
Goods, Gingham? and oye.-*>ihlng ne
and pretty go to C. F. JoneV <fc Co.
If you are suffering from ? sense"bf t
treme weariness, try one bottle of Ayei
Sarsaparilla. It wilt cost you tint Ol
dol?as, and will do you im-alctilablegon
It wilt do away w.uh that tired feolln
and give you new life and energy.
- C. F. Jone* ?fc Co. have the prettiest at
riles pest White Lawns and Nainsook
be found in tho city.
Have you n eoughT Bleepl's** nigl
need ?o' longer trouble yon. The nae
Aver's Cherry Pectoral, before retirin
wl'l soothe the cough tn quiet, allay !
iiiiinniinatloii, and allow the net-d?.? i
pose. It will. inoivov?.r. speedily In
i he pulmonary organs, ana give y
health.
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Beware of Mercury and Potash.
Mercury 1? more destructive t?? bum
health and life than war, pestilence ai
famine combined. Bnstdd ndUtlngtilsh
.writer many yeara sun, nnd it is a* tr
io dav aa "then. The poor victim
Blood Disessn is drugged witt? Merrit
tl? euro tho malady, and theo dosivt wi
Iodides to cure* tlim or the Mereur
Poison i 11? ; but insten I or any relief, t
first break* down bis general health a
makes bim a cripple, and tho ottior ml
bin digestivo organs. Mercury und P
ash are dangerous-even when admin
tered by directions and uniter tho eye o
good physician, and whon put up
nostrums, oneo by incompetent persoi
are apt to produce evil coniieqtiencce
careful or these polsor.ou* mixtures
Von may regret lt. Swift's Specltlo
tm tl rel v a "vegetable preparation, a
Should not Ivo confounded with the <
rfoua Imitations, non secret bumbo
."Suocns Altorana," etc., all ot whl
either contain Mercury and PotAsh. or i
composed or old retn?>die? which lin
lone; tdnee lieen discarded a* of no val
in the treatment of Blood Distanos, n
nono or them contain a single arti
which enter* into the compoalt!
?,r Swift'? Specltlo. Thcro ls only n
Swift's Specirlo (H. S. S ) and Ibero
nothing in the world like it. Bo ?ure
got tho genuine.
Inflammatory Rheumatism.
I have been a?llete?! Tor nearly fo
teen years with the aoverest form or
(Um malory rheumatism. For O tai
portion or tho time wai confined to b
and ?uflered the most excruciating pt
my legs badly swollen. My caae t
thought Incurable by tlie physician* s
I have often hoped that death wo
ensue snd relieve mo or pain. I
month I secured, at Ilia ??Kg??*,
Of a friend, ono dosen boules or Swj
Specific ?nd slier using about six bot
1 am entirely free from pnlp, tho lind t
In nearly fourteen year?. My joints
boco tn if g more supple and the swell
gon?. I am ready u? annwer ?ny .equi
ss to'the facts In tho case.
CtM>.,t, Ark.. April 19. ?
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diam
malled free. ' _
T?p SWIFT ecsxnvtc Co., Drawer
Atlanta, ?a.
ANNOUNCEMENT !
READ, AND READ CAREFULLY.
WE ABE IN DAILY RECEIPT OF
AN ENORMOUS STOCK
-OF
SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES !
Tb*? equal of winch, br.th in EXTENT and VARIETY and In LOW
PRICES ba? never before been seen iii AN DICKSON COUNTY.
Though ihn cry of hard timen, and lamentations on the scarcity of
money are heard on aH side?, we have not been afraid to buy
a larger Slock than ever, because we know that at the
PRICES for which we propose io Sl'.LL our Goods
they cannot FAIL TO SELL. Would you like
to Kee sumo HEAL BARGAINS ? Then
GO TO
M. B. AMSTEIN'S
It is the Only place in tho City.
.COME and se? our lar;;? line cf HANDKER
CHIEFS-ul', new, pretty and cheap. The very In
test paneros in plain and fancy. To look at tbcic
alone will repay a visit.
BEAUTIFUL
PRINTS
Only 4c. per yard
A GOOD
CORSET
AT M. B. ARNSTEIN S
for 35 cents.
. T r' .ps you are interested in LACES. Wo have
: Ton . JUS. uti linen, only 25c. for a pieco of 12 yards.
. Tl en, also, some real Oriental haces at 8c. 10c anti 16c
. a yard. Also, it full line of White anti Creme Laces
ut only 5c. Nobody can beat us.
HUTTONS ure very fashionable, and we Intro all
the novelties in Gilt, Silver and Jet. hunk at our
White, 1'eurl Dress Duttons only 15c a card of twa
dnzen, which ia remarkably cheap. Also, our Fancy
Dress Duttons at 25c tur card of two duzen, worth 35c
lo 50c per duz. We can match all Dress Good?.
JUNO I JUNO!
At 05c. outr.
Pretty Fancy
DOYLIES
On.y 35c. a dozen.
: For Spring and Summer trade eve expect to sell
: a large lol of Will TIC iiOODS, Do come und pee
: our linc Sheer Lawns, pretty PUid Nuinsooka, India
. Linens, Tiques, Pendan Milba-hi fact, every tiling,
. and ul wholesale pt ices, for .we bought them direui
from lite manufacturer*.
: Everybody likes nice and line Table Damasks,
. Towels, Napkins and Lace Curtains. We have aoiutj
: areal bargains in all thee?. Guaranteed Turkey Hid
. Damask only 40c. I'ure Bleached Damask only 50c,
: wortb $1.00. All linen Giant Towels ai 5o . cheat? st
. double the money. Pretty Lace Cttrtaius ut 20c. Our
: Stock this season is complete and cheap.
CANT ASM BELTS,
All colora, 10c.
8AIM>tt COLLARS,
10 coota
Yard Wide
BLEACHNG
8 13 ceuta.
. A Specialty with us la DRESS GOODS. Our
. Stock is complete hi Plain amt Piney Nun's Veilings
; to match. We have looked at tilt: styles in New York
: the past rh o,wee ks, ami purchased Novelties at low
: prices. Cashmeres in biiick and colons, sta great re
. unction. Pretty Plnitl* at 10c, Wurth 20 \ Keinem
: ber us whtu jon wanta stylish Dres*. We ::*ve evu
: rytbiug new und pretty, and ut the very lowest prices.
' Also, all tho Heede.t Trimmiugs.
. Our success last year has warranted the purchase of ?
i a tremendous aaaaitnient ot EMBROIDERIES. We
: fuel safe io the assertion that every lady will appreciate j
: the selection, and be pleased with thc matty new jut- j
j terns. They are beauties-but must be seen. 3 cent* a j
. ya- 1 gets some, but $3.00 a yard gels handsomer ono :
ChildJcns'
SAILOR HATS
At 25 cents.
SHOPPING
BAGS
25 cents.
Gold and Silver Braid, Wave and Novelty.Braid,
At?ame, Tinsels, RinUms for fancy work. Zephyr*.
Mik Floss, Fibing Silk, Velvet Ribbons, Primming
Braids, Macratuie Cuni-in fact all kinds of Notions
thai ure wauled und Novelties that are pretty, and at
the lowest priced.
Pretty Muslins 5c, White Lawns 8c, Seersucker*, j
Ginghams, Indigo Prints, and thousands of other .
things at tar less than any where elsa. We are ahead ;
of everybody else Nobody can show a stock liku .
OUTS or match our prices. We eau prove every word .
we say if you will give us a call.
OUR
CASH PRICES
Heat Other Peoplea'.
. Jeans. Cotton adea, Linens, Cava merca for Men'u ;
TRADE WITH . and Boys' wear, we will ?ell cheaper than you have j
. ever known them. Wu want the trade, upon the basis ?
If. U; ARNSTEIN. . of holiest good* at low trices, and this the people are j
? : not slow iu duding out. .
Never have yon seen oar Store so crowded
. with pretty and new Goods as this ? nason- ?ir. Arn
: stein speiii six weeks in Now York buying pretty and
; seasonable mulerials and novelties, and paying cuati
: Ar them ia enabled to sell them fur less money iban
. anybody. Every intelligent customer will bc ub.c to
: ts ie thia at the bret investigation.
We ?ell oar doods
Toe Cheap
To admit of giving
Lottery Prisca.
X0 OLD GOODS OH WHICH
A PREMIUM Xl
OFFERED PE0PT.E TO
BOT THE tl.
Those Ladies who did not buy HATS from ns last .
season, we would auk lo come and see our Stock.
Tbo?e*who did buy will surely como again, for they .
wru pleased. We will lake pains to show then* orel- *
ty tbi;:g? that a Laity or taste will id ni tnt. ' dur* pri .
ces, in order to build up our bUainess, are attractive. .
Lota of new and pretty P/Jtd Ribbon, Gilt Laces ?
and Braids for Trimming. No old slyle^. Nothing.':
out ?<ew go...?-. :
. We are selling more CORSETS than any bouse in
. upper South Carolina. Why? Bees uso we have the
. right fitting goods at the right .price*. Every Lady
. wbo wears tba Celebrated Juno Corset, (of which
. thousands are sold In Charleston at 96c.) will buy it
. nguiu and tell others about lu Our price is only 05c.
. We ainu ha ve French Woven Corsets at $1.25 and fi 00.
PEARL BUTTONS
Tic per dos.
LINEN TOWELS
5c each.
LINEN CRASH
Hie a yard..
A Beautiful line of
OTTOMAN BATIKS,
Only 50c a y-ird.
Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Window Shades, Cor
. nlces, Poles, Picture Cords, Curtain Material and' Frin
. gea. All iIteae needed Ulinga can be found up stairs,
. where tb ire is room end facility for showing. What
. we hell lu thia line ts goixi, ito that our customer? can
: always rely on quality atwell as priced. We shall al
. ways t y to give good value for money .spout with tu.
Kid Opera Slippers only $1,00. No ase paying $1 50 j LADIES,
: in onler to get ? ticket for a prize. In fact ali our. La >
; dies and rhild ron's Fine 8 hoed ure known for their; Buy your
: fit nod durability, and our prices cannot be matched, ; - ? .
j while tbe goods are the beat and guarateed. Try a > GLOVES,
. pair We have roany new atyles io Button and Lace. .
; Genta' Half Hose, Fine Collara and Culls, Scarfs, ? FANS and
I Shirts, Gauze Underveats, Suspenders, und alt oilier ;
j paraphernalia of Gentlemen's attire can be found lal ? PARASOLS
. our rstore ld a niora choice selecdoH sud at lower p.-l- > From na.
? ces than elsewhere- Six of heat Unlaundrted Shirts ?
. made for $5 50. Try them and you will he pleased, j*
We could enumerate for a week ora month, to extensive ja our Spring Stock,
?and no LOW ARB OUR PRICES: You arc carnally requested to call oe M. B.
Arnstein, who ia eager lo give you some of the. bargaioa be purchased in New York,
I Wc deal equally and honestly with all. Goods from us are a' guarantee io them
selves that they are the 'jest and also the cheapest to be found anywhere..
. Polite treatment to all, without exception.
Mnrch 10/1886
M. B. ARNSTEIN.
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Slum I Dations.
The President tent the following nora
inations to the Senate to day : Milton J.
Durham, of Kentucky, to be Fir-t Cow's
Imller of the Treasury ; Wm. Garrard,
of Nevada, tn be Superintendent of the
Mint of the United Ht.ite* at Carnot!,
Nevada ; JIM, H Ky HU, nf Nevada, ti? be
Coiner of the Mint nt Carson, Nevada;
Malcolm liny, of Pe nu ay I vania, lo be
First Assistant Postmaster General ;
.Marlin V. Montgomrrv, nf Michigan, lo
be Commissioner of Paient* ; D u id 8.
Baker, Jr., of Minde Inland, to 1M At
torney lor the United Staten for lb? Du?
I rici of Rhode Wand ; Beti). H. Hill,
Jr., of Georgia, to he Attorney for the
United States lor the Northern District
of Georgia.
- For severn! month* Sim**, who
acquired notoriety by ill treating bin
wile in Aiken County, ha* lu?> n living at
tlighlauds, Macon County, North Caro?
lina, and since his h st trouble with his
wife, ha*, by the help of an unprincipled
lawyer, kept the community in which he
lived in a continued stale of disturbance.
Ile has encouraged the illicit whitey
business to Mich a degree that the United
Stales revenue oflicers were obliged io
take matters in hand.
NOTICE. ~
"\T0UNO LADIES who wi?h to take
X Lessons iu Gurman, French and
Drawing can do so by meeting my Class at
Mrs Van Wy ok's School.
Terms moderate.
M. BOOKBINDER.
March 19, 1885_30_6
NOTICE.
IHAVE Fixtures by which Windows
can lie operated for v ntilatiuu cheap
er and better than weight- can be applied
lu any Window. Como and seo lt. i
know you will want your Window? fixed
before the heated term.
W. B. BEACHAM.
Depot tit.. Anderson, 8. C.
Feb 28. 18S5_ 33_3m_
Notice to Those Interested !
PARTIES owing the Firm of S. T.
Craig & Co. are requested to como fur
ward immediately and ?eitle their Ac
counts, or make satisfactory arrangements
tor extension by Banksbio paper. Oilier
wise their Accounts will be placed in lite
hands ol' au Attorney for collection. You
can make payment to S. T. Crai? at their
piuco of buMiiess in Brick Bange, in room
tu rm orly occupied by the Anderson Na
tional Hank. b. T. CHAW & LO.
Fell iff, IW5 _ _33_3m
SPLENDID PLANTING.
fi?in the Columbia Reguter.
'WI! understand that Messrs. Arcork &
Bon. ot Wedcelielil, H. C.. mail? this pa?t
tens?n on -iso seres of Und, with nineteen
plows, an average of Tl t) 24 bales of cotton
to the plow, together with sufficient pro
vitdons for Mock. This I? equal to about
|4'/5 bales of cotton on 480 acres of land.
The only conimeiclal fertilisers used were
the Kutaw and Ashepn? brands, mauufac
turad by the Ashepoo Plioipti ate Company
nf Charleston, ol whom Messrs Robertson,
Taylor .fc Co.. are tbe General Agents."
The Fortillscre named above for sale br
A. U TOWERS.
March \3, 1885 M
SHINGLES.
LU
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A NO':Il EU County heard from
and M A H ION mill ahead in tb?
Lumber Uusineas.
Al! purtles who contemplate
hnildit-.K liiU year will find lt to
their Int?r?t t to seo me before ma
king auv titules fur their Lumber
Shit gles. Brick Dressing. Dray
injr. <So. I can tave you money I
All orders promptly filled.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call -and see mr. at Blue Ridge
Yard.
JAR. & BARTON
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Jan 8, 1885 26 Sm
Why not make Home Happy
BY PURCHASING A
First Class Musical' Instrument?
Read thia, Hnsloian* and Musis Lovors
IAM Agent for several of the very nw?
Organs und Pianos, and am glad to be
aldo to herald the news to thu many devo
tees of the "tip of the Ivory" that I aro
now propaicd to sell on tenus that are sat
isfactory to the most limited circuuistonces.
Remember, cash or instalment terms. 1
handle tho following named Iiiiirmuenta :
ORGANS- Mason A Hamlin, Putkard
and Uav Stat?.
PIANOS-Chlckering, Mathtubek, Sil
ver Tone and others.
After an experience of several years In
this busiiie--, I feel perfectly competent to
aid my customers in making a judicious
j selection of an Instrument. I will tains
pleasure in visiting any ono who antic?palas
buying. Drop mea postal card, or send a
verbal message by your friends, and you
shall receive prompt attention.
JOHN IJ. HAYNIE,
Williaruitoii, ti. G.
Jan 22, 1883 28
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IWISH tbrough the columns of the IH
TELLIOKKCKR to Call the attention of
my friends and thu public generally to nay
Stuck of Seasonable Uooda. I will nasa? .
few leading articles:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' Chalks,
Ladies' Uudervosts,
Water Proof Goods, .
i'm aline Corset*.
Charlottesville Cassi ii ivre.
Holstein Mills, Kersev, J?*as,
Ail Wim' Men's Undershirts
Andi Drawers.
The Final BlanktU in the (j?y.
Hosiery, Yankie Notions, Trank:,
Headquarters for Shoes and Boots.
A full line of Bay H ta te Shoes and Bool
I have been selling'Booti and Minmi o*w.
forty ydsra, -..ni wiey ?re tba *?m* 1 ever
handled. . ,
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES.
A large assortment of Wall Paper. Homo
beat, ti ful patterns. In Window Shades I
cannot be excelled.
GROCERIES.
Pine Coffee-tr reen and roasted,
Sugar, N. O. Molasses,
Buckwheat Flour, Cheese, Crackers,
Best Flour. Oat Meal, Wbest Bras,
Headquarters for Flue rvost,
Marcaroni,
|?And many other articles In Fancy Groce
ries, Canned Goods, Hardware, Ila's, Bax*
Materials, Crockery, Glassware and
Gooden ware.
I ask an inspection of ruy stock and
prices. Particular attention called to
I Shoes, Boots, Blankets, Jeana, CaMlmors
I and Dresj Ooods.
Give me a call at No. 4 Granite how,
Anderson, 8. C. A. B. TOWERS.
Nov 20, 18*4 10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. V'
All personr having demands against
the Ea tata of Wm. H. Terrie, deceased,
aro hereby notified to present them, prop,
erly proven, to ibe undersigned within the
time prescribed bv law, ana those Indebted
to mateo payment.
JAMES T. HUNTER, Ez'r,
March 12.188* _35 ' S .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having demands against
the Estate of John A. Reeves, deceased
I are hereby not i tied to present them, properly
! proven, to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law, and those Indebted to
make payment.
JOSEPH W. MAJOR, Ex'r.
March 12, HM? M S
: Fresh Garden Seed,
LANI>BETH'S and Ferry's fresh Gar??*
Seeds und Onion Sets for asia by
A B. TOWHLV
fan jg MM_M
Wheat Brr;n, Coria, Floor,
I T7H)B sale br- .
J? ' . A. TOWERS.
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WE HAVE REMOVED OUR BUSINESS
TO THE OLD BOOK STORE.
Twu door? shove Hie old Hank Stund, ?dich bu been
Mined und repaired to rvceivoour
NEW STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING,
Worsted and Cassimero Suits,
Genta' Furnishing Goods, &c.
r'j~ Weare offering u SI* KCl AL LIN ul of Ur?ldaBLB Q00D3 now at A0
TUAL COST.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Will continue to huvu tho undivided nt tent ion ot' our Mr.,J. I). CLAPS. Call on ttl at
our new quarter*, and nullify yourself that we are np with the latest styles and down
with the lowest price*.
CLARK Sc ?DO.
JOHN W. DANIELS, Proprietor.
Mnr. li 19. IRKS Sri
HAVE YOU WAITED FOR BARGAIN! I
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS) CAPS.
DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS ?
?F yon have, here ls your chance, as I will noll my ENTIRE STOCK
Af and below Cost for the next Thirty days.
REMEMBER, everything I have Iii Stock will be sold at and below Coat, X anny
the be?a line ol'
Ladies' and Children's Shoes
That you can find in tho City.
" JOHN M. OCONNELL
Mardi 5. 1883 _ ?4
SULLIVAN & BRO.,
Hardware Dealers.
A SPECIAL DRIVE KOW ON
Hoes, Mattocks, Ficks, Hakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Farming Implements,
Steel Plows. Flow Stocks,
Traces. Singletrees, fte?
Blacksmiths' Comp?ete Outfits,
Carpenters' and Builders' Tools and Hardware,
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Shears, Scissors, &c.
in fact, we have lately made such additions to our Stock as to put os ba a poalUeo
to meet all the wants of tho Trading Public lu thc Hardware lino, '
Treinta Stock" of General Mm to Select From.
SULLIVAN & BRO.,
Louie for tho tho SIG IN* of tho CIRCULAR SAW.
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HIGH GRADE ACID PHOSPHATE.
GERMAN kAINlTVtw>.r<..?i..toaa.
PURE CHEMICALS FOR COMPOSTING.
A BOUSING STOCK OF HEAVY GROCERIES,
FARM SUPPLIES,
And PROVISIONS GENERALLY*
4,000 lbs. STEEL PLOWS.
Compl?te Li nos of Roots,, shoos and Dry Goods.
COMPETITION for the above doo U lt very SEVERE and KELENTLR3?J, bot I
am BOUSl> To HELL, aud ask yuur inspection af Gooda and Prie? balbra
buying.
.T. J. BAKER, Bensen House.
Feb 8,1885 JW _ tai
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