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C L ANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOB. r,t Monday ia Salosday.' J drink? are in demand now. urt convenes at Picken* next Mon .??tor Orr Hpent Hcveral days In thc last week. South Carolina 8tate Pros? Assrxda III "".el In Oreenvllle Ulis year. j Dehon, General Agent of thc AVir< tVu. V/ . was in thc city last week. t-Bst ha? bccoino of the baso ball club 1 buys ahould keep tho ball in motion. lit driuuincrs Hay if business doc? n?l ,rove they will have to ?top travel lie Kev. .Sam. Jones told tho Chalu gu people that "danoing is bugging to gie.*' evoml of our lawyers uro ir. attend e upon tho Supremo Court at Coitim isla week. ryon aro neoding any job printing ?tis your order. Satisfaction guaran 3 anil prl?? us low as the lowest, he avcrngo small boy is longing for time to (?mo when bo can "go in iain' " am' have bl? back all blistered .Lo Chief of Police lias bis oye on your mise? Bo sure to koop them clean i purified. A little limo won't cost ich. t docs no good to sit down and croak ) growl about tho dull times. Work is liddy Koml romody for dull times and blue.-. ?Ivory farmer should plant a full crop tow peas. They aro good for man and at, and always command a good prlco the market. fte rain carno at last, and the farmers mUls'led, at least for awhile. They I now have to go to work to keep ttil of the grass. Ve aro requested to announce that tho ul weekly prayor meeting will not be d in the Bnptlnt Church to-morrow idayj afternoon. ,n abundanco of all kinda of fruit thia jon may now be safely counted on, I the farmers should now begin to te preparations to savo lt. STeit week is Commencement Week in iderson. A cordial invitation is ex i .ic J to our friends of adjoining couti i to attend these exercise*. 'ollector Bradley has informed the blic that all oftioes in bis gift are taken, e names are not yet announced, but the oleo for each office baa been definitely lied. Tbc pastor of the Mothodlst Church II continuo hie sermons on the propbe j next ".itulp.y night. The subject 1 be, "The sermon at Ninevah and its Becta." The civil service examination will take ia Columbia cn Tuesday, June 8ib. (any of our citizens want sn office, y should go down and stand tho ezam lon. ' l'hono sections along the Savannah Hey Railroad interested in securing location of depots should read tho ertlsemont of President Humphreys illa issue. ie State Convention of the Woman's ilonary Society of the Methodist rch will be held In Newberry, begln ; Thursday night, Jnly 2, and conti n . g through Sunday. i negro boy, who was engaged nt work Messrs. Orr, McGee & Orr'a new build ; fell off the scaffold (a ui?.'moe of mt thirty-five feet) Monday moru'ar*. was not seriously hurt. Mr. R. L. Moorhead, of LiOwndoavJlle, ipped In to see iui last Friday. He re nted good ralni In.his section, and says people tire happy over the prospect of early completion of the Savannah (?lley Railroad. lat of letters remaining In the Post ee for tho week ending Msy 27th : Bakewell, Mrs. (Bora Brown, J. lt. |bnson, Howard Kay, E. B. Lewis, G. McNair, Stokes Bros., Jane Williams, ? Margaret Williams. , Tho Sunday School Celebration, which to have taken place In the Methodist lurch last Sunday afternoon, was post ned until next Sunday afternoon. A .-dl.il invitation is extended to all to be Tsent. Tho exercises will begin st 41 ?lock. lome of our cl ti cona ara feaating upon ^a?, potatoes, beets and other vegeta rThe recent rains have bad a won ul effect noon the gardons, and in a more days there will be an abundance vegetables. Ehorse, or rather one-elephaUt, cir are said to be Utting ont by the for tours of the South and West i coming Pell and Winter. When they ion the road they will all be gigantic mblnstion concerns and tho greatest Bws on earth. - ^n officer from tho Penitentiary came laat Friday evening and carried Doo. nee, the colored convict whose capture > mentioned last week, back to Colnm J. As soon as Jones's term expires, ho U be brought back io Anderson and .a for housebreaking. tte Managers of tho Exposition at Orleans have decided te re-open the ?position lat of next November. An ?*>n sent over ono hundred mid fifty ?ors to the Expositlou during tho psst 0 months, and will doubtless send that ?>y or more duriag next Winter. N>? following ia recommended as a J cru-j tor ehiokon obo?ora: Take ona . orel?m, ?wo parts each ct epsom i? srid charcoal. Pulverise thoroughly J Jw dongh. Fee? tbem wllh J-csgh b-iTiio they go to roost and .Ptoem awM/ from Water.: ; ; Wno*00T100 ?rth* Sunday Schools wUllamaion to-morrow promisee to be "f**?i? occasion. T?IB committee baa "ected all necessary arrangements, and *'nt> >. wanted now but a beantlfu? 1 and plenty to ?at, The train will ^.bere at a o'clock a. tri., and return ?P.m. ,v,^?? . . ,.' ;,/,< , ^John H. Hopkin? died at bis res*. ?J,n th,? ?Ry on last Saturday after 2? after a painful illness, of a few "*?.st the ripe old age of eighty-one IM ~ Hopkins WM born and rained y?onty, ?nd baa always reulde? in ^^>:>?*^well k?lwb, anda ^oC Wends will regret to hear of bU was av'member of the Mothc " Church of this city; LAftiir appro wr "^?'^loea,cott>u<!te? by Kev. w. WoOlo*;at Ute residence of the\ *? Sunday aftaroooD. bis ra/1 ~* *?. ?iierred in the Presbyterian z"ery- 3e leaves an aged Wiro and a *. P??tority to ?oura his deo'.h. If any of our readers oonteruplato buy ing an organ or plano, they should read tho advertisement of Mr. J. A. Daniels, who Ia agent for tho Poloubot Organ and the Knabe Plano, both <-1 which are ro eogulacd as standard Instruments. Mon ey is scarce, and if you will buy an in strument of Mr. Daniels now, you" will get a bargain. Don't take our word for lt, but try bim and see. Tho A. R. PraAgterkm, of Due West, , eays : "Tho students of Erskine College have boon fortunate lu seourlug Maj. E. B. Murray, of Anderaou, S. C, as tho Anniversary Orator for their Commence ment In June. Although quito a young , uion. Maj. Murray has always occupied positions of trust and honor in his State and is over looking forward to th? best Interests of the ?tate. A good selection, and a capital address wu may ex poet." ?j Mr. A. Weill, Soliciting Agent of thc A tlantte Coast Lino, paid our city a vlsll last week, looking after thc interest of hi: line, which oners tho greatest facilities foi freight and travel to tho public, lt? through tra?nes make rapid f.peed, and arc thoroughly equipped for tho comfort and convenience ?if tho traveling public. Mr. Weill la a most pleasant and accom plished gentleman, and is bound to makt his road popular wherever he is known A few minutcH beloro going to pres? we learn that Mr. Robert Parker, an aged and respectod citizen of Martin Township, died ut bia residenco In thia County ?u Weduesday, tb? 27lb Inst., after a >-hoil illness, in tho 83rd year of bia ago. Mr, Parkor leaves a wife and twolvo Bons and daughters, his being the first death in hit family. He was a member of the llaptisl Church, aud an excellent and respected old gentleman. His romains will be in terred in the Kbeneczui cemetery thii moruiug, tho funeral services hoing con ducted by Rev. M. McGee. Mra. Lucretia Hamey, relict of tho late Johnson Barney, of Abbeville, died al til? realdonco or her son in-law, Mr. J. W. Trowbridge, in this olly last Saturday ovoning at 6} o'clock, after a brief ill ness, aged about 77 years. Mrs. Rame? waa born and reared in Abbevlllo, and resided there until about tire y oars ago, when she removed to Anderson with Mr Trow bridge's family, liy her kind and affectionate disposition, she made a bosl of friends In Anderson, all of whom arc made Bad by her death. Since her child hood Mho bad beon a faithful and devoted member of the Methodist Church. Hei remains were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery on Sunday morning, the funeral ser vices bolng condueted by Rov. J. W W?lling. We have frequently nlated in U???BO col' umiiH that communications or items o news intended for publication must bi accompanied by the truo namo of th< writer, not necessarily fo- publication bu as a guarantee of good faith. Every da j or two we re?oive a letter contalnlni items of interest which wo would publiai with pleasure wore they signed by tilt true name of tho writer. Wo are alwayi glad to receive any item worth publishing in our local column, but when such Itemi are signed only hy a fictitious nam?, w< will not publish them. Hear this li mind, friend-?, and when you send ut anything for publication, scud tis you: true namo vt itb it This is a rulo of al newspapers, and is made to |>rovent im position. Th M Commencement exercbas of th Andersen Military School tako place nex week, and tho occasion promises to be i pleaaant one. The exercises will begin oi Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock, with origi nal speeches by a number of the cadets On Wednesday morning, nt 10 o'clock tho younger cadots will deliver extrae speeches, which will bo followed, at 1 o'clock, by an oration from Oen. Ellisci Capers, of Greenville. In the afternooi at 5 o'clock the annual plume drill ?..-il take place on the Court House Square and at 8 o'clock p. m. moro original speeches will he delivered by cadets. Th exercise* will take place in the ?paci?n chapel of the school building. Tho Pria clpals of the School arc desirious that th patrons, especially, attend these exercise! though a cordi ' Invitation is extended t tho public generally to bo present. Mr. Samuel Browne died at his res dence in Broadaway Township, in thi County, on Friday morning, tho 22n Inst., after an illness of near Ihres month from dropsy of the heart. Mr. Brown was born lu this County Septeriber 21s 1815. nnd marrlod Miss Nsncy Gee August Otb, 1835. He had thirteen chi dren, twelve of whom grew to manhoo and ten of whom aro now living. Mi Browne was Commissioner of road bridges and ferries for a number of year and County Commissioner from 1877-'7t He joined the Methodist Church at ?Cl enetor early in Ufo. and was ever an -J) right, honorable and OXOCuplary Christin, citizen whose death is regretted 'ay li runny friends throughout the Count: ll in remains were Interred in the Eb ueezer cemetery on Saturday, Revs. C. 1 Barnes and W. H. King conducting a) proprlate funeral services on th? o cc alon. Tho Greenville Newt of Sunday sayi "The neighborhood of upper ?nderet in which tho poisoning case recently na rated in the New* occurred, has been niue excited by the incident. Popular sen) usent unanimously centered on the oolo ed man Gaillard as the person guilty tl) e poisoning. It waa found Imposait) to obtain evidence to make bis oonvlctte likely in a court, and bo was therefo not arrested. It was determined, hoi ever, that he should remain In the neig bo rh o o d no longer, and Friday he w visited in broad day light by a co mm itt of citlsens oonslstlng of thirty color, and twenty white men. TV ?ey Instruot? and advised Gaillard that be would pr mote his personal interests and safety 1 becoming . scarce, within 'tw.enty-ft> hours. ' ?Oal?lard'? wife produced a sh gun andU threatened tho raiders with i b?t?eglffa^d.wii* Wore tfblloiopbtf Ono o f tho growing *&rfi^$< Al derson I? the buggy anti carriage saan factory of Messrs. Reed & Stephens, < Mouth Mnln st. eet. Sines thia firm fli .tarted In And orson, their business h inoreased year, siter year, their bnlldlo Uave been enlarged, and new machine addled, until now lt ta one of theme completo establish mon ts of the kind this Beetloo of.the.State. Mr. Ktcphei the senior member of the firm, has b twenty-Are yeera exp?rtenos. as a prac cal workman himself, and every piece work put up in the establishment closely Inspected by bim, which is s gui antee thal nothing hilt the most subeU liri work is sent out. Thaphsatons, bo gi ea and wagons' built by this Arm i scattered all flg&gg* upper section of I S toto, and wherever used they hayeglv entire satisfaction. A gontlernsn l marked in- oar presence the other d -that ho had been oslng a phaeton man facto reel by them tot ten years, and wot not to-do> awsp lt for one made in a W< ern establishment.- If any of oor read contemplate baying a vehicle of any kb wo wnuldjadvlsc thom to consult M OM rs. Recd & Stephens. Thoy also sell West er^ buggies, and do any kind of repair ing. Andorhou Couuty losos ono of ber most popular, substantial and upright cillions in the death of Mr. James 8. Beaty, which occurred at his home in Hall Township last Tuesday, after a brier illness from fever. Mr. Beaty was about 57 years clo, and waa born and reared on tho planta tion where ho died. For a fow yean prior to the war ho wa? engaged in busi ne-a at this plao.v Whoo tho war hogar and tho Hiato called upou her ?ona to do fond her right? ho, despite hin bad health volunteered hit* services as a Hin?ber o Orr's Regiment; After seivlng his couti try faithfully for a time, hi? health grov so bad that he was honorably discharged aud ho retired to hi? farm, whore he ha over nineo resided. For s number a year? paat he wa? the olllcient Postmaate at Stony Point, and always took an ac livo, lOiuling part in any of tho affairs u hi? neighborhood that would tend to tin welfare of tho Cou II ty j Hi was a mau o noble, generous impulsos, and mado friend of every ono with whom bebocam acquainted. Ho united with flood Hop Presbyterian Church when quilo a yo.m?? man, and throughout hi? life wa* nu ej emplsry Christian. For :\ number < year? past bo wa? a Ruling Kider in thu Church. Ho leaves a wife and ?ix chi dron to mourn hi? death. Hid remalli wero interred in the cemetery at Ooo Hopo Church on Wednesday murnini Rev. R. C. Llgon conducting the fu?era ncr vicos. Tko Female Heiuluary Coiuincucouieii Gen. Ayer baa kindly furnished i with the following programma of iii Conimoncounmt exercises of the Ando son Fotnale Seminary : The Ann ual Coinmencemeilt exercise? t the A minson Female Seminar j willbegi on Monday nixht, Juno lat, w' li au Al Levee, bold at tho President'* residenc to which the patron? and frieitdi of tl Seminary aro cordially invited. A goo deal of the arl work dono by thc pup! bas been seat off to distant friends i presents, and therefore cannot bo obtali ed for exhibition on this occasion, but i far as possiblo sverytbiog done in tho A Department this ?casion will ho place for exhibition and oxaminatioa on Mot day night. On Thursday night, in the Beptii Church, tho Primary Denurtmont wi sing in a little Cantata called "Fall Hope and Charity," which will bo follow ed by an address from Rev. T. P. Bell I the Exocbean Society, after which the will be some music and awarding of me als to tho young ladios who, in tho opt ion of the judges selected for this pnrpos by the President, have glvon ovideuco best progress in painting and dr&wir during tho session. Among the Art p pila at the Seminary aro quite a numb of the teachers and ladies living In t city, but nono of their work will cor pete for the medals ; only that done t the young ladies who arc regular pupils tho school. On Friday morning there will be t usual exercises at the Church, consistir of the reading of tho reports of the stan lng of the young ladlee during the seasl tu their classes, etc. To these exercis the Prcaidrnt respectfully urges tho t tendance of the parents and friends of tl pupils. Ou Friday night Judge Logan E. Blee ley will deliver au original poem, t essaya of the graduates will be read, a dip'oinas will he awarded the you ladies who have secured them. To tin exercises tho public is respectfully 1 Vited. A Lively Contest. The question aa to who ls to be Pa maater at Anderson has bocomo tho i sorhiDg theme here for the past few da; and personal feeling runs very high the subject. The active applicants for I position are Mrs. Cochran, the pres? Incumbent, Mr. C. W. Webb, Capt. J. Barnes and Mr. R. W. Todd. Meat Q. W. Fant, A. S. Stephans and J. Fi ter Brown, while .submitting no petltloi had strong endorsement from promin citizens. Mrs. Cochran had a strong tition, with tho names of a majority the business men of Anderson upon while Capt. Barnes and Mr. Todd e had large petitions from the County, i also a number of signer? fi om the ci Mr. Webb, who applied lat? r, presen a largo petition from both tbe city i the County. Matters stood lu this v until the article which we copy from Newt and Courier appeared. Thia I duoed an activity among the several plicants, which resulted in a call fe meeting of the Anderson Board of Ti on Monday afternoon. This meeting ' a stormy one, in which personal feel ran high. An effort was made to ni one of the candidates as the choice of Board of Trade. Thia was defeated ar resolution was passed expressing sense of the Board of Trade that a D ocrat should bo appointed. The ^ upon this resolution stood fifteen to f< teen. On tho following morning ano! meeting of tho Board of Trade was h at which the resolution ol the day be was reconsidered and laid upon the ta The Board of Trade then hy r?solu proceeded to ballot for the choice of Board of Trade for Postmaster, drop] the lowest candidate on each ballot ti a choree, waa undo on the third ballot suiting in the {nomination of Mr. C. Webb. TbU was made unanim?uB i a single dissenting vote, and was graphed to the Postmaster-General, Senators cod Representativo Aiken. The result1 of this meeting i* genoi ojncodod to put tho selection between Webb, Mrs. Cochran and Mr. Todd. ? is strongly bscked for the sppolntmei Mr. Webb has the Board of Trade many of the leading citizens of Ande endorsing him. He is an sotive, dills thoroughly co ai potent ?nd popular yo man, and would make ?n efficient oil Recent information shows thst Col. A has also endorsed him for sppolntmei Mr. Todd h ss on his papers tb'j end< ment of n ve, y largo number ot infl t lal gen ile trioi throughout '.be Cou and bsd also Col. Aiken's endorsen Ho hna mado n folib*'"' ZUd diligent ] Ua officer, and if appointed to the 1 oroffilfS?'0^ P^SM?SS^ the^orseme?t of a large number of bu sines? men patron? of the ofti co. Sh o baa H uni efficient/and acceptable officer for tbe four years, and although' her hus bas been a prominent Rep?blica! conservative conree enabled her to ge names of many Democrat* ?o her tion. In fact he bas taken ho pa party management sineeAWB. Bene department ls hesitating between three applicants;, lhere is, of course, much pomonal lng eyer the appointment, but tho p haveithp;assurance thut tho bunin' the office will be properly, nd ml nie Whoever the President inky appoint, Every' one should visit C. F. Jo Co 'H mora It ls foll to overflowing beautiful goods, and they sell aa h any house tn the r.p-country. ra Next week boing commencement week, my Skating Rink will be opon ovory day from six to 8 p tu. O. J. Mooni: Music LUMKINS - For instructions on Uie Violin. Flute ?nd Quitar apply to Julius Poppo or at FanU' Book Store. Violins and Guitars repaired at reasona ble prices. ju le? I Iee I Ice t A full supply of Ture Lake leo on band. Customers will please rend for their supplies before 0 o'clock u. m., at which hour Hie a? re will be closed. C. A. RKKO. Wllhltcs' Arctic Soda Water still latter than ever, and still improving. Thoy have just added a new Syrup-tho cole brated Now Orleans Mead-which is tho Popular drink wherever known. Tho be?t yon ever drank. Go and try lt Twenty-five ticket? for on? dollar. For uice Hats, Shirts, Collonadas and Cat?imercs, cheap, go tn O. F. Jonen A Co Johu E. People? has on hand three lloraos for aulo willoh cm ho bought on time 45-2 ^fir Choice Timothy Hay, Buggies ami Bran sold cheaper by Wofch than any hody else, in town. Waroliottso on Depot Htruet. 30 13 Ayer's Sarsaparilla has such colleen* trau d, cu rall vu power, thai it is by far thu beat, cheapest and surest blood purl lier known. For beautiful Calicoes, M iud i lift, Brena Goods, Ginghams and everything o. w and pretty go to O. F. Jone? A Oe. C. F. Jonen dc Co. have the prettiest and chea (test White Lawns and Nainsook io bn found in tho city. Reed ?fe SU'pheiia have Just rece!ved a largo quantity of celebrated Col unibus made Buggies, und always keep in stock all Myka and grades of Iloiue-inadu and Westum Phrotons, Buggies and Wagons, which thoy sell on time until Fall on ap proved paper. Call on Mr. A.S. Step! io UM ut their Factorv, Malu Street, South of Square, before you purohaao and get bis prices, and you will bo paid for your trou blo. They have also added to their work ing force three ox port Northern work men-a Blacksmith, I'ulutor and Trim mer. Send them your repairing if you want it done with dispatch and iii a neat manner. Mr. Stephens, who ia au expert wm kunu) of tweiily-tlve years experi ence, overlooks all ibo work before it I'.-avca th 3 shop. 44- - llalduets moy he avoided hy tho une. of Hall's Hair Renewer, which prevents the falling out of thu hair, and stlmulatos it to renewed grow ill und luxuriance. It also rb* to ros faded or gray hair to Its origlr.al dark color, and radically caril nearly every disease of tho scalp. When you go to Greenville to buy gro ceries, you will lind R. E, Alien it Uro. in iheir New Storo, four doors above their old stand. j 4* Lime.-One car load of best lime just recclvod by C. A. Reed, who expects to keep a full supply on hand hereafter. No trashy gooda advertised cheap ; but for tho best goods, fairest dealings and lowest prices for everything, go to C. P. .Tones ?fe Co. Ladies, if you want to see a large and beautiful stuck Spring and Bummer Dry Goods, Notions, j;o to C. F. Jone? it Co. PLAIN QUESTIONS. Mythical ideas ore fanning tho public brow with tho breath of prejudice, ignor ance and humhuggery. - Have you the remotest idea that your scrofula waa created by tho uso of potash and mercury? No matter what the cause, H. B. B. ls thc peer of all other remedies. Do you presume that your troublesome catarrh la thc result of minorai poisoning? B. B. B. la tho quickest remedy. Aro your chronic ulcers and bolla and Hores the re sult of potash ami mercury? Medical gentlemen will not tell youno, but B. B. B. is the only sovereign remedy. Woro your terrible kidney troubles creatod by minerel poisoning? Not a blt of it, but B. B. B. has proven to be a reliable rem edy. Are your skin diseases, your eczema dry letter, etc., tbe eflect of too much potash ano mercury? The medical pro fession are the best judges, and they say nay, but 15. B. B. makes more pronounced eurea than all other preparations com bined. - Tho longest legitimate word in the English language is disproportionate* ue-s. - The Nashville police have been instructed lo arrest every person who may be hewrd prefixing the name of God to an oath - A Connecticut school teacher bas a queer method of punishment. After using the "ruler" she compels tbe child to stand up before the school and read three verses from the New Testament bearing upon the behavior for which he is p ii ii io h cd. - Mr. J. T. L#. 8tover has a young chicken with two legs and a well-formed arm and hand. The hand has a thumb and four fingers very much like a human band. The arm ia attached to that part of a chicken which crosses thc fence feat. It is quite a singular freak of nature. The little fellow seems to be all right and is as healthy and peart as any chick en of ita age, is running around lively enough with every prospect of living to maturity.-Lanca?Ur Leaper, AGENT, HAS JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA LARO K INVOICE OF BUG G J JES, WAGONS. HARNESS ?n?l WHIPS, And respectfully requests partie? wishing to j m rel KIM- to givv linn a call una ox n in i nu lu's mock You will certainly SATE MONEY br so doini*, and will have the LARGEST ASSORTMENT in tho up country to eeleot from. 150 SEWING MACHINES. i hiv in j; taken the Agency for several Count if* in tho upper portion of thisStnte, he in compelled to keep in ?tock a larg? nu inlier of Machines of various makes to supply tho Increasing demand from Sub Agents, and it will certainly pay one and all who contemplate buying a Suwing Ma chine of any kind to call, ?nd you ara re spectfully invited to do so, and ahull re ceive polito and ca ruf ul attention. Til? Hfcjlit Running NEW HOME Is now the favorite, and is certainly above all competition. It is simple and strong, doing the widest raneo of work, and eqnlppcd with all the late improved At tachments. It is the lightest and easiest running Simulo Machino on the market, and in fact the New Heme tskes th? froat rank in 8ewing Machines. O. A.. REED, Ag't, ANDERSON, 8. ii. Feb 10, 1885_32_ NOTICE. A Chanco for au Entorprlstiip Ainu. THE undersigned oilers for salo the in terest of thc late Dr. W. C. Brown in The Taylor *Si Cox Steam Fire Extinguisher Co., consisting of one fourth interest in the Patent for the same. Also, one-fourth interest in the manufac ture of tho Eureka Gin Naur Filer fur the duration of thc Patent for the same. Also, one-fourth ef Stock on hand, con sisting of Iron Piping, Valves and general Fittings. Also, over 200 Gin Whets man ufactured and ready for delivery. To any one who bas thc timo to devote to it, thore iv a fortune in thc-e inventions. To be s ld cheap, and on easy terms. For full particulars as to the prolits , ?.tock, lice,, apply to MRS. A. L. BROWN, Executrix, Belton, S.O. April 80. 1885_42_ Ladies' Dress Shoes. JUST received Ladies' Fine Shoes, and for lui ? low by A. B. TOWERS. In tlie Centre of Our Store can be found ? BARGAIN GOUNTER, On willoh we nave placed Desirable Goads at Ruinously. Low Prices, la order to close ont the assortment. Look at these Prices, then look at the Goods t Pretty Malalssso Drees Goods only 5c, worth double. Mixed Suitings at 80 only, worth double. All-woi>I Washington Debeges 12}c, worth 35c. Bonnet Ginghams at only 7c, worth lOo. All-wool Black Buntings st 15c, worth n quarter. 1 Hummer 8Uks worth 75c at only 47ic, Black Bilks at 75c, worth one dollar ten. Qnilts and Towels at your own prices. Cottonadea at 12ic Calico ut -lc, Muslins at 5c. Before buying elsewhere inspect THE) BARGAIN COUNTER AT M. B. ARNSTEIN S. " Largest Stock, Lowest Prioes "-our famous motto. ? ? May ?4,1885'' " j ' j j j 44 IfiS AmiK #)tti irani .. $y*\ - AND-? T" UK L?DIRS?wno have favored us with a visit Uris season pronounce oar DRY OOOD?, HHOK8, MILLINERY and NOTIONS tho 4'hcnpcnt ami alrantl .onsestselectionthey heveever seen in Anderson--- ?<. ?-?'?^?y ?^?.V -.. ? . , Uur Stoc% of MILLINERY Js larger than Hmf^c??S?tl?B?pUtM^ .Goods from the bfest mai.ufact?rers; 'wi will sell Hats,' Tip,, Pteru^ flowW,-?Od( 9r)m minga for less tbsp any, other boase In tho city. J? * V$ ^&g|Tv oj $ p* * THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is presided over by MISS BERTA WOOD, of Baltimore? a first-class Mininer lo every respect. ?. > Ni JOES aad SMPPEUa.-I moko n specialty of Flfto Shoes for Ladles. Men end Children. Shoes for everybody, lu fact, I can supply you With EVERYTHING you went in Orv G node, Milliner** Shoes, Fancy Goods, end every thing found In s first-class Dry Goods Store, and in vito yon to cell end see my Stock-rich end poor, white and colored. ThsnUSgIfcVpnblic for their liberal patronage In tho psst, I prom ise to couti n uo selling et the very lo weat prices. . Most respect fm ly, JOHV M. l?oCOHHELL, No. 4 Waverly House May 14,1885 44 ~ SPRING, 1885. GO TO ih il MEANS & McGEE QO OQ FOR THE NEWEST SPRING STYLES AND LATEST NOVEL' ?H| IN MEN'S SOFT and STIFF .~ j ;. CONGRESS, BUTTON and BALMORAL and SPRING WEI? oo ?I SHOES. ! j Clothing, the newest styles and ] S881 'ONIMdS $20,000 WORTH OF Dry Goods, Notions, Gloves, Hosiery. Laces, Buttons, Embroideries, White Goods, Silks, Satins, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Nun's Veilings, Buntings, White and Colored Lawns, Lace Curtains, Lace Tidies, Lace Collars, Table Damasks, Doylies, Napkins. SHOES, SHOES, For Men. Ilirys, Children, Mi - p i and Ladies-the very (Inest nooda in America, in ir?a? chine und hand mudo BELOW COST! To the average reader this will pound extravagant, hut nuvcnhelcss the rase. Find ing these Hoods entirely too fine in quality for this market, wr have concluded to offer them for LESS THAN COST, in order to enable us to replaeo with such goods as are In demand here. We have not the space to enumerate, but you will sec that these aro solid Tacts. OUR STOCK IS IMMENSE, And money rather scarco, hence it will pay us to dispose of theso goode rather than corry them ?vcr until they hvcnme shelt-worn mid out of stylo. Old ideas are dying out and new ones taking their place. The only sure road to succ?s? is by keeping pac? with fluctuations in values as well as with desirable and stylish goods. THBS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY, Never again to ho odored to tho people in the upper part or tho State, mid wc proposo to save you money eu a'l the goods you may bay from us. WE ASK ALL In doubt of theso assertions to come carly and inspect our ?lock and hear our prices, feeling assured that if you belong to yourself and free to epend your money wherever you believe to get full value for ii that w?< can suit you. DON'T FORGET To examine our stock before you spend u nickle eb ow lie re, and you will go homo tnt hi lled that the BEST BARGAINS can he secured by trading with ?L LESSER? May 21, 1885_ _ _45_ Mef\u* IQ THE TM TO BUY YOUR &B.AI1 C lui I) I BS. ISO Grnln Oradlo? Equal, if not superior, to any in the market. GRAIN SCYTHES! GRAIN SCYTHES ! Cheapest and Best in tho market, LARGEST STOCK OF HOES, And Lowest Prices in the City, . ?sir TRY TTS. IT WILL PAT YOU. STJLXal^T^nisr &c BRO-, HARDWARE DEALERS. N. B.-We now occupy C. A. Reed's new Storeroom on Main Street, next to Railroad bridge, where we will remain until our new Storeroom is completed, which will be about the 15th August next. April 80,1885 ^ 42 _ HIGH GRADE ACID PHOSPHATE. GERMAN KAlKIT,- ^Per ccut Potash. PURE CHEMICALS FOR COMPOSTING. A ROUSING STOCK OF HEAVY GROCERIES, FARM SUPPLIES, And PROVISIONS GENERALLY. 4,000 lbs. STE: :L PLOWS. Complote Lines of Boots, Shoes and Dry Goods. COM PEI ITION for the above Goods is very SEVERE and RELENTLESS, but I ara BOUND TO BELL, and ask your inspection of Goods and Prices before bnying. ?J. J. BAKER, Benson House. Fob5.1885 : _22_ 3m MISS DELLA KEYS ANNOUNCES to the Ladies that she is receiving her SPRING AND N?MMBB . MIMMNEBY and NOTIONS of tho latest styles. PRICES T? 8UIT THE TIMES. f?r~ Bbs asks for a share of their patronage. No. a Waverly House Building. ' March 20. 1885 _. , 87 2m. MISS LIZZIE WILLIAMS | lias Returned from the North, w li ero ehe purchased ail ELEGANT STOCK of THE HANDSOMEST GOODS That has aver been brought to this market, consisting of fVTYUSH SILKS, BEAUTIFUL LACES of all descriptions, EMBROIDERIES, JETS and PAR8EMENTRJE8, LOVELY EMBROIDERY ROBES in Hie newest shades Our tfllENCH AND WHITE DRESS GOODS cannot bo surpassed. We have CLOVES, BOSH, SUPPERS and S?OE8 o? everyquality. . Don't forget to notice our varied stock of RIBBON, and come and hy our stylish HATS on Devore purchasing elsewhere. Wo feel aaroied yon can Ve pleased. Our space is too limited teexhibit our Goods. Anything you do not t ee call for it, and our acoommodslibg Clerks will take pleasure la waiting on you, even if you do not buy. Wc have everything that Ladles and Children NEfcd) Jo make them happy and attractive. Very respectfully, .r . . . X-A1>IEJS? STOKE. March 26,1885 ll . 87 Cf) -v Z O va 55 OD cn ?atterns.!l MISS SALLIE BOWIE IS again Sn tho MILLINERY BUSI NESS, and han on hand an cntiro New Stock of Millinery Goods of tho la test M vii and fashions, which she offers Cheap for Cash. While shopping in An derson do not fail to give her a call at No. 2 MASONIC BUILDING. March IP, 1885 30 8m IS not a BCOHOU for advertising any specialties in our lino, we avail ourselves of thc opportunity to call thc attention of our friends to two preparations of ours that have not hitherto been brought prominently before the public. The llrst is our DOMESTIC COLOGNE, mado from u formula known only to ourselves, and on which we DEFY COMPETITION. Tho La dles lu Town who have tried lt will, one and all, attest to its aupo rior qualities. This is no idle boast, (?nd we respectfully ask those who don't believe what we say to como and see for themselves. Tho next is our Grease Extractor, a formula also of our own, and which wo GUARANTEE to take ANY KIND of greaso spot ont of ANY KIND of cloth, from tho heaviest Jeans to the most delicate ly tinted Ribbon. On this wo likewise Invite inspection. Respectfully, HILL BROS.. DRUGGISTS. April 2, 1685 38 IMPORTANT NOTICE. IWISH through the columna of tho IN TKLUOKKCKB to coll the attention of my friends and tho public generally to my Stock of Seasonable Goods. I will nama few leading articles :' Ladies' Dress Goods; Ladies' Cloaks, Ladles' Undervests, Water Proof Gooda, Coraline Corsets. Charlottesville Cassimsre, Holstein Mills, Kersey, Jeans. All Wool Men's Undershirts And Drawers. . The Finest Blankets in the City. . Hosiery, Yanked Notions, Trunks, Headquarters for Shots and BooLC A full lino of Day State Shoes and Boots. I have boen selling Boobs and Shoes Over forty years, and they are the best I ever handled. WALL PAPER ANO WINDOW SHADES. A largo assortment of Wall Paper. Some, beautiful patterns. . In Window Shades X cannot be excelled. GROCERIES. Fine Coffee-groen and roasted, Sugar, N. O. Molasses, Buckwheat Floor, Cheese, Crackers, Best Floor, Oat Meal, Whoat Bran, . I Tcodquartei 3 for Fino Teas, cacearon I, And many other articles in Fancy Groce ries, Canned Goods, Hardware, Hats, Bug gy Materials, Crockery, Glassware and Wooden ware. I ask an inspection of my stock and prieta. Particular attention called to Shoes, Boots, Blankets, Jeans, Cassimera and Dress Goods. Give me a call at No. 4 Granite Row, Anderson, S. C. A. B. TOWERS. Nov 20, 1884 10_ For Sash, Blinds, Doors, Plastering Laths, . Window Fixtures, Building Material, &o., CHEAP, call on W. B. BEACHAM, Depot Street, Anderson, S. C. April 80,1885 . 83 - 8m BLANKETS AT COST? AFEW pair or those Fine Blankets, and a few pair of Common 3lan kets for sale at COST for cash. Call BOOH, if you do not Wish to loso a bargain. A. B. TOWERS . THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OP ANDERSON. COI I HT OP COMMON PXiEAS< ii. C. Long, plaintiff, fcgaini? Francis Hoare, farah , Eli od, Caroline Mor?hy, Jefferson B. Klag, Ton nte williams, Sarah Gason, Dora Kirip, John Klag ead Noah B? Moore, Defendant*.-Sum mons te lieUef-Uoniplainl not Sr nt J. To tho D<fendant? Francis '.Moore, Santa Etrod, . Carol I no Murphy, Je Ourson B. Klag*. Fannie C. Williams, Ramil Cition, Dora King-, John'Klag and Noah II. Mooro : .. YOU ara hareby summoned And required to an? ?wer tba complaint lathis action, vhtch la flied lu the omeo or tho Clotk of tho Court of Common Pleas, at Anderten C. H, s. c., and to ?erro a cony of your ans?cr to tho said complaint on tho subscriber at bia office, Allder- : eon C.HnaC, within twenty day? after Uta acrrlco hereof, exclusivo of tba day of meta terrie?: end If yon fail to anawa* tba c*wplaint within tito ti ra a aforesaid, the plaintiff in thia action Tin apply to tho Court foi ibo relief dcm anded In tho complaint, Dated Anderson, 8. C., May Ht, A.D. 18W. h. W. liONO, rialntUTS Attorney. [G34L] M. ?'. TiirniiLi;, e.c.e. To tho abott named Of?ndanla t Take notice that the object of th.a action, In which a Su ramo nt ia here VT Uh serrad opon you, Is to obtain partition of Ute t rac t of lani, of w hieb Thomas D. Mooro died aclaed and poeteeeod, eon* tain lng three hundred aerea, maro or? les?, situai* In the County of Ancleraou, SUteof Sooth Caro lina, to be aaada bet wein the ow rn rs thereof, ac. cording to their respccilT j right?, O? to Obtain ? Bale ? hereof lo bo mado and a di? Won of th a pr?- J ceeds. if a partition cannot bo mada wlthcat pr? judice to tba la tarent of tba owner?. No pew ona! eUhn Uma^agt?attyoa. . R w< ^ PleinUCa Attorney. May ti, ms " ' , M ' ? ^ ' " S -' BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME. A r?ew lot of WAI*!? PAPER and Bea?. A dering* jost received, by i = . A. ?, TOWERS! ?.