The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, July 23, 1885, Image 4
patosa? f ?tillia*??*.
T$A0HE??$'COLUMN,
? .-?.
J. G. CLINKSCALES, EDITOR.
The following letter was received from
one in another County. It speaks for
itself: "as I am now Preaching in you re
co. my people ere wanting me to teacho
for them please dear Bch. Comr. Indorse
my Certificate and send By next mail.
Youres in christ" *
Wo are glad to know that the patrons
of Shiloh school near Pied moot are ex
orcised on tho subject of a new school*
house. They hope to have one rc'?dy for
uso in two weeks. Let the good work go
on. Ooo or two; pushing men can stir |
up tho fever in any community when a
new houKe is needed.
Our young friend and former pupil,
W. T. paynes, of PacolelS^ Spartsnburg
Couuty.bas commenced lite publication
of a {Sprightly little ebeet, 77?? Weekly
Newt, We congratulate thc ambitious
youttVon the general appearance of the
first i ;jwe of his interesting little paper.
Ile s?ems to bo determined to make his
vaca' ion profitable as well as pleasant.
If we.erer had to "lick" Thorn well wo
havo ?ffigotten it. We do remember that
ho wffjfin obedient and faithful student.
Tho Teachers' Column would be glad to
hiive ti article from him on "Students'
Temptations."
We are glad to learn that the closing
exercises of Miss Ivu Cook's school were
highly entertaining. Tho address was
delivcrod by M. B. Clinkscalcrt, Esq.
Parties who heard him pronounco the
effort a very ablo one. Prizes wero de
livered) Jp/the ^uetcasfnl pupils.; ?For
best sprier lu dictionary' class to Miss
Essie Cook ; best writing to Miss Lila
Beaty; greatest improvement io writing
to Paul Teasly ; greatest improvement in
reading and spewing, on bool: to Wide
man Ligon ; spelling off book to Miss
Nettie Latham; punctuality to noire
Ligon. Miss Cook, though quite young,
has labored faithfully and given hor
patrona entire satisfaction. Wc hope
she likes teaching well enough to con
tinuo tho good work she has begun.
MEIIOBY EXEBOXBE.
Below, we give our readers the benefit
of Miss Nora Hubbard's plan for devel
oping tho memory. Miss Hubbard bas
our thanks. Lot us hear from others.
Tuts ls herplanr
"I have several exercises, for.the pur-j:
pose of training my llttloV-^up?ls^re*'
member, but tbe ono which hos given
me the best results is shorTdally review,
obtained in a conversational way. Be
fore beginning"tho' 'lesion" for the day I
ask some such question as this : What do
you remember about yesterday's lesson ?
or else cati on each member of the class
to state aome fact from tho previous les
son. This teaches them to notice the
connection between tho lessons, instead
of looking upon each one; as a separate
and distinct task. My little ones take
great interest in this ?ally exercise, and
uauslly, in addition to what they learn
from their school-books; have something
of interest^ to state which they hoy?
learned from reading other books or
news
THOBOUQH PEEP ABATIO?.
V/u havo often wondered at tho ten*
doney to toshJbQjrs.off to College before
-a big mistake. It puts tho boy aita,
a disadvantage. It' gives tho netter pre
pared members of his clase the "long cud
of the rope," and he ls chagrined to find
that he must study night and day tt ac
complish what they acquire in half the
time. 'Great bd?a'have'b?en 'bV?roo?ne*
by djlj^ritjttujen^^
chapters in the histories of Colleges jus
tify tho.assertion that hundreds of bright
boya have been irretrle?bl$|l&oarfbn?
by unexpected failuresjn tljE^r^B^Jsr \
of College life. Why sond a boy to Col*
lege until he ls thoroughly prepared, for. J
it? The country is dotted ali over with
high schools and acad?mica-neb o oin
whose pnrpose is to prepare youog?rhW
for College. In our humble judgment, '
preparatory deyy^^n^to^qUegea ar? i
nuisance*. *?l*jwTOP?fflg? schooLd j
the iudlsr^l^^fl^W?wC^negW
proper. Whati?.1?a>nedin "preparatory!
departments" might be just as well
learned st heme or near home, and in
in many-we*/1 we3da*? ?iy, d?'*otr?*
colvo the attention they could cot at
high ?ohoobM^^
there is sn evident disposition on the
part of parents in what is known SA mndy
orate circumstances to urge th?irbo^fD
crowd into four years what ought ?7~|e
is not always economy in tho end. When
tho work of six years is done in four,* It
.Is, in most cases, poorly dons; * ort If
well dor^^lttpi?ted b# i?ev?vii ?
effects. It substitutes tho "pouring in"
for the "drawing out" process. ' " To' oe'
educated s young man must know some*
thing ?lee besides what is contained In
the text-books used in the Colleges.
True a Colleg? course is nothing more
than a fc>UQdstiotf*r?i ,
thal ionndattiVnwHHw^? ?s^?fe? and1 '
cor^-Hik^ive as; probfak^bm^'^
necejM?ty be narrow If 1t"^?mw?*oVi^^r
ft knowledge'of the bra nebea contained
in a tylWjfrje^^
is fortunate who 1? so well prepared as to
take a credllablo stand",and the presumed
tl?it Mhat^aJ. ytrUrj^Irhen desffe to.tlh
that, 8chd' him' weif prepared 'ancV hV
Worn
>4v*nb|
fjgfTU ,*JJ* WwM *n**r;-n?m+ ? yews "Hr Ju when
FACULTIES OF TUB 8UMHF? INSTI
TUTES.
The faculties selected by Superintend
ent Coward for the white and colored
Normal Institutes, aro as follows :
FOU THE WHITE INSTITUTE.
Mr. Henry P. Archer, Superintendent
Charleston City Schools-Principal
School organization, management and
methods.
Prof. E. S. Joynos, LL. D., South Car
olina College-English grammar and
Prof. iv. Means Davis, South Carolina
College-History and geography.
Mr. D. Ii, Johnson, Superintendent
Columbia City Schools-Arithmetic und
algebra.
Mr. W. II. Witherow, Principal Ches
ter Graded School-Natural philosophy
and physiology.
Prof. T. D. Uuddock, Charleston City
Schools-Music.
Miss Edith O. Mathcwcs, Charleston,
S. C.-Drawing.
! Miss A unie E. Bouhan), Columbia City
Schools-Calisthenics.
Mr. G. W. Alcxauder, Principal Con
federate Homo School-Secretary aud
Librarian.
FOR TBK CeaoitBP INHTITUTB.
Prof. W. T. Rodenbach, Scoficld Nor
mal School-Principal and instructor in
methods of teaching.
Prof. Edmund A. Ware, Atlanta Uni
versity-Mathematica.
Prof. Charles P. Slnnott. Atlanta Uni
versity-Physics and physiology.
Miss M. J. Shermau, Hampton Nor
mal College-English grammar and lite
rature.
Mi.:-! Eliza li. Merrill, Atlanta Uni
versity-History and geography.
Mies Olive A. Thump mi, Atlunla Uni
versity-Model school.
Miss Carrie G. Wallace, Columbia, S.
C.-Music.
Mr. Edwnrd J. Dickerson, Secretary.
- (Mrolinn Teacher.
Shooting nt Flpoy,
Soon after tho boat left Vicksburg n
young mau in n swoll suit brought out a
pearl-bandied revolver and began shoot
ing at floating objects on tho bosom of
the mighty Mississippi, villa i object
jtfjqmnd?tobe tos^bWjojjF, and as -a kj<ot
of piiHicngcrj began to Applaud hhi-ahoi?
ho grew what might be called triumph
antly reckless. The steamer presently
overtook a flat-boat loaded with hoop
polos, bound for the New Orleans mark
et. The Btcorsman, wearing a broad
brim hat and red shirt, was a very prom
inent figute. - i Sf] . ; I .
"I've scon tho day," remarked a pas
senger,\',th?t'IiCould.iiut a bullet through
that chftrj-'rf nat arid tiot harm a hair of
his head."
Lit can do it myself," replied tho shoot
er.
"I doubt it, nir ; doubt it very much.
If you mako liiat Bhot you can call your
self tho champion of the world." , ,
What did tho idiot do but haul off?
and pop nway 1 We saw the man's hand
go up to II?H car, and it wasn't half a
minute.before his place was taken by n
second man and ho was pulling off for
us in his small boat. He was soon along
side, and not a man of us movod as be
rushey ujMta?rt?.witU a bowie knife os
lOPff' an.jthe leg pf a chair in his mad
right hand. Tho shooter was whiter
than chfllk7 bot" hto'sang froid was the
genuine article. J le fore tho man with
thc bleeding bar had como within ten
feet of him he had a $50 bill oat of his
wallet, and, taking a stop forward, he
held it out, and Bala : . ? > 1 ! ?"
\ "Sdrry to have troubled yon, my "dear
slr.r Intended to.leave it for you at tho
next loading. ' I shot to break the pipe
in your mouth, but ?t bit your ear. ThiB
is my regular price when I make such
blunders."
lied Shirt hesitated took the bill
scanned the figures on the corners-slow
ly put np his knife, and then turned and
left tho steamer without having said one
single word to one of us. Tho nerve
and money of the dude had prevented
that wicked knifo from tasting life, blood.
?? ? Her (J mm mar, ? : \ )^
It is a pathetic sight to watch the
meanderings of the childish mind
through the intricacies of English gram
mar. Little Jane bad repeatedly been
reproved foe doing violence to the moods
abd tenses of the verb "to bo."; Sba
would say "I bo," instead of7'! am,"
and for 'a time lt seemed aa if no one
could prevent it. Finally Aunt Ifatsv
tnado a rule not to answer ari, incorrect
question, but to walt until it WSB cor
rected.* \%
Oh? nay the (wo sat together, Aunt
K*4*' bri8y with embroidery, and little
Jano over her dolls. Presently doll so*,
cioty became tedioua. and tho ehlld'ti afc- ?
ten lion was attracted to tho embroidery
frame.
?iV4unt-f?te,'A*sjd4b& "please tell me
what thatl?9:?oj?gvfJob?f''
<iB?l AUK KLawwas counting and did
not answer. Fatal word, be 1 It was her
aid enemy, and to it it alone could the
?hild aacribcTnVsilenco that followed.
"Aunt Kate," abe persisted with an
honest Attempt to, correct her mistake,
''^?a^Me^'ftVlrhfrlpat is going to
sm?"
MUMME
,f Will you please tell mo what that is
going to are?"
Aunt Kate counted on, perhaps by
this time actuated by a wicked desire to
7^A^ntwKals4. w\at am that going to
are r%r Youwn Companion.
vltf^H ? .emu imi _
? fevujii'i A Hog Story, ... . ,<rp
, Somo ycam ago in the Northern part
of Na? fins[jncVFarmer Adams bought
nrove oTsneep Brom farmer Scott.
^"1 need someone to h?to m^drlve
ros^?o^aM^llidff o>frtho motin*
(ahas and through the woods."
"Ibero is nobody hero to go with you:
but?yonjnay havo one of my shflpnfrd
?ftC" ?uo?jpfyiU'/'VmSI^ let
hom?'gtVo him a good breakfast and tell
him togo bneb homo and he will find
the way all right.'?
The sheep were all turned Into the
fiosluro.nt thc etui of tho journey; but
he dog had been so efficient thal farmer
Adams thought bo would try to heap
bim. Th ere foro be was chained and
- Tho Bummer ha? como. Do oot
keep little children penned up indoon,
fearing fresh air frill give them coldB or
tho sunsbino ?poll their complexion.
Turn the rascal* ont.
A Wonderful Discovery.
Consumptive*) and all, who Huller from
any affection of tho Throat and hiing?,
can lind a certain cure in Dr. King's
New Diacovcry for Consumption. Thous
ands of permanent cures verify tho truth
of this statement. No medicine can
?how such a record of wonderful eurea.
Thousandi of once hopeless sufferers now
gratefully proclaim they owe their lives
to thij^New Discovery. It Will coat you
nothing to gi v? it a trial. I ?'rec trial
bottles at Hill Bros.1 DrugHtore. Large
size, ?fl.00.
Very, Remarkable Recovery.
Mr. Ceo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich., writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that
she could not turn over in bcd alone.
Bbc used two Dottles of Electric Hitters,
and is HO much improved, that elie is nblo
now lo do her own work."
Electric Hitters will do ali that is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials attest their great curative powers.
Only fifty cents a bottle at Hill Jiros.
Hucklcu'ti Arnica Halve.
Tho Heat Halve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Bores Ulccrs.fialt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Bkin Eruptions, and.posi
tively 'chr?ff PficB,or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to gire perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 2G cents
per box. For Bale by Hill Bros., Ander
son, B. C? g
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons having demands against
tho Estate of Win. M. Archer, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, properly
< proven, to the undersigned within thc time
? prescribed hy law, and those indebted to
I make payment.
MARGARET E. ARCHER, Kx'x.
I July HI, 1HH5 1 3
Albemarle Female Institute,
CHAHL0?TE8VILLE, VA.
I?MJLL corp3 of superior teachers ; course
nf instruction thorough and exten
sive; location healthful aud accessible;
scenery bountiful ; surroundings most at
tractive ; terms very moderate; order cat
alogue W. P. DICKINSON,
July l'l-l-4 Principal.
For Sash, Blinds, Doors,
Plastering Laths,
Window Fixtures,
Building Material, &c.,
c
HEAP, call on
W..II. BEACHAM,
Depot 8tn*t*.,Anderson, H. C.
April 30, lS*.r, 33 3aa
Valuable Lands for Sale.
THE ?nflersigned offers for sale on Onay
t-'i.iin his valuable Homo 1'laco,
situated SA miles South of Williamsion,
c?nsistingof an clghtwootn Dwelling with
necessary^; outbuildings, threo tenant bon?
sos, gin ijoquQ and fixtures run by water/
with Tra* ?f about 3B? acres of Laud, enc?
third orlgUfntforest, ferty acres of bottoBT,*
.aid balaiice^Mn high fltiito of cultlvaHct,'
adapted fo.jynall grain, cotton. cornMcj
Situated gwltbln easy access to excellent
educational advantages'.
'Also, a LIouso with six rooms nnd two
acres of I.and, situate opposite the Hprlng
TSrk in WiHiamston. ? *
T-'or further .parf.icnlrtre apply to Col. J,~Nj'.
Brown nt Anderson, or Dr. John Wilson,;
of tho unrjel'slghed at "Wtlllamston, B.C.
Xjy- WM1. M. COOLEY)
july 2, Seta ci
Ros^LKifJiniiCut,
fiavjTCfippin.js
and"
at'
?ook!
4o Bristol Card?, whit? or ?tated, 12? ; 29 AllgnnJ
Clijomos, 6 designs, 12c ; 25 Jpn ney Mixed, HM
all tc, 12o;J?Hf%nlc Huh, 10c; 20 Trantpageltg
Gajd?, 10c f~S0 Elegant Chromos, a handsome teil,'
isa ; 72 Beautiful Cnromo Cards, i5o : 23Sea Hfieirr
104 ; CO, no two alike, including whito and tinted
bristol, snowflake, comics, St?., 13c ; 23 Pet Chro
mai, 10c. With nimo, post paid, to any address.
Anili' Outfit, Oe. CENTRAL BOOK A CARD
CO, Cascade, Wis._ _._
rjtt k TSTmT?T\ INTELLIGENT, Ambitious,
Vf ?1M X.U.U Energetic, to eccuro and' fill
? n/T A HCT I our order* In bu section. Be*
JL\ 1*1 ri yj I sponsihlo House. Beferenees
exlhangod. (Also in diffus?t de-1 fini nw
partment, LADY, WJ.) Oi&llM. X
j GAV BROS., Box 1,683. N. Y, | 07? to WOO
July 0, ISM_62_4_
THE YEAH of JUBILEE.
All Creation Happy, aud Buying
Pianos and Organs.
Unusually Easy Installment Terms
now offered by
J. HAYNIE,
Willlanstca, 8. C.
PIANOS, |60 CASH ?nd BAL. NOV. 1.
ORGANS, |20 CASH and BAL. NOV. 1.
And If crops turn out &>or, so that when
Nqv. 1st comes the en ti? balance cannot
bo paid, wo will accept oHo-half of it, and
waft until Nov. 1,1886, Ar the other half.
Now, come np, buyers. SOnr Instruments
les 3 the world. Our prieta are the lowest,
on ' terras the easiest, sid we offer every
tnt ucemcnt that can bo feonoatly lived up
to.
J un
J 25 YtEAWS IN USE. '
L.^^sa??w? OF A
TORPID LIVER.
lAxss of appel lie, rtowel- cos t Ive, fain ta
li* head, wit? ? ?all aaaaatlon la (br
hack port, PA!? uns?*'Ibo ahoatder
~*4?ade, Fnltnesa after entine, with adie?
tnfcllnntlonto exertion of bod/ or mind.
ai mi dr?QJJP lis^s^N * *"'*0<*
$?m ?ud Magnet Skirt**!
^?WANUiPACrtintBD for me. The best
'-??A fitting arid the best wewin* Shirts
No ?otter In any market. > . ; .- .'.-t;
' 1 A. B. TOWERS,
Ali EXPLODED BOOM
, , ' ok, h tn r.od chro?jl Antl-Potaah
Boom mc tte? ncr, tttap4 aauey Allanta lilt; Boltl
I'"'*' '^lyday. MK'
',\\%o arv you*" nsk^l iii-- I!. II. II. Boom.
"I au thc <>1<1 Aatl-Potaab Boom," wan the tad
reply, aa the perspiration rolled dow?, and lt
Ica&cd heavily on tho B. 0. B. Boom for support,
"Don't lean on lac," ?aid the B. B. B. Boom. "I
may look strong, ^ra| 1 am quito you?g-only 14
uiDn,t?t^hJ, aty KfoJrJng ra pt OJ j-, and ant mighty
a| l^?Je?knc?*, . I nu doing th? vorV nblcb
ou have fulkj to Jo, although you aro 50 yean
old. You ure old, and tough, and rich, aud don't
require a m j |>oi i But what raus? ? you to ht;): M
hin of late f" , . \ I '
' Well, I hardly know," mplied thu ?htl-Vofash
?oin. "My physicians tell mu that my abilities
have bvn over-rated, and that while tryln't to
whip out all opposition by boat I arni brag, that 1
"lite proven pi y liutblUty. Old. tige la alto ere? p>
nt; on me - lim lng fought Bear fit) y earn htfoffaasy
an? knew I win, I Iring?--? nd nov I am un able io
(.er for tu feala tbnt'othen are doini;. T nm fol
anted; my frb-ndi hare turned agalnnt me and
rall me nairn*, and ob, Lo rd y ! how nick I become
at tin- Tc ry ?ight of n. B. li. Hold my bead v. hilo
I die."
A SUNBEAM.
Oiiup;i?< d to Olht r rt nif.JJei, B. B. I), ls tbs ra
dient Miljb?u&ijfof mtijc?ay-, flinging ila glittering
glare to saddened hearts, white others arc pale
moonbeams, purding along through mitty mothes
Of darkness, in araren of something (boy can cure.
Heures Blood Dlseasoa and l'olaous, Catarrh, Old
deers, Scrofula, ltbeiiinallsm. Hkin Dlaeasu*. Kid
ney trouble?, cte., and wo hold a 5'J-page book full
of erbte ac o-jAUanta. oTlihsnce-r-?iat cannot 1*
donbU<L |-ri>ir?ig all'wa claim. Oar cart I neates
are Bot phaDtasinagortt-Al, cor far-fetched, but aro
Voluntary oiitbtirsTs or men and won cn of Atlanta.
RHEUMATISM.
Aliboup.h a practitioner of in ar twenty years,
my mother, injlueuccd ruc tojirocuxc B. ll. li. for
ber. She bad beim < on ii nfl to her bed aeveral
mouth - with UheuuiatUpi which had stubbornly
restated iii! Ibo usual remedie*.' Within twenty
four hours jitter commenting JJ. ll. li. I observed
masked'relief. Mie hus Ju-it coniuicticcel her third
bottle ana is nearly as active as ever, and bas bren
In thc frout yard "rake in bund," cleaning up.
Mer improvement ls truly ircntltr/ul and Immense
ly gratifying. C. II. MONTUOMKKY, M. 1).
Jacksonville,.'.!? .Jan. fi, 1SS.V
FOU SAX1? ilY HILL BROS.,
Anderson, S. C.
IX AH built up a reputation nncqualltd
in tho last fifty ye;tr.i. Maiiufiiutiired. in
Baltimore, it stands our climate beet. For
combination of vplume and rich noaa of
tone, together with refined sweotness and
imrity, IT STANDS THE LEADING
PIANO FORTE OF AMERICA. Sub
stantial and durable? Fully'"warranted' for
five Juara. Fl'lill Lit!
THE VERDICT'
OF THE PEOPLE, srcms, thuy will not
buj' any hut the
STANDARD I ORGAN,
Made hy Pcloubot & Co. In flftocn months
I Bold thirty-one of them, and published
the? testimony o?' thc satisfaction of thc
pUrchaaers to tho world. I have tried to
sell four other makes of Organs for tho last
tY7o;yt:u.5 and only ?old four. Now, the
people's judgment may be wrong-^but that
is their VERDICT. They prefer the Stan
dard .'QjBgaji, *u?d* by rPoloubet 417Co.
Hence,| w^nV^jlell .anV otner%n?tru
mpnt but thc above. Sold ON EASY
TERMS. Come and seo me, or write to
me.
j J. A. DANIELS,
\fei^HieV?^t/>
Vay -2S, 1884 * * ?rf
-?
Bacot sBest Liver Pills.
THE following parties in Andorson
County are selling Bacot's Rest
Liver Pilla. Prico 25c, per box. Try thom:
Wm. H. Smith, R. A. Kuskerson, Bole
man <& Bruce, G. E. Smith A Co., McCar
ley, Harris & Co., Sharpe A Ledbetter,
Al M. Holland, Wm. Riley, L. J. Shearer,
John W. Majors. J. T. Harriston, Wm. D.
Sullivan. Cox <fc Poore, Mahon & Bro.,
Finley & Bhirl?v, Duckworth & Poore,
J. i E. Woflbrd, Mrs. M. I. Scott. Orr*
Sloan.
lakeland, Fla., Jan. 29th, 1885.-D- T.
Bacot, Dru.-'-'lst-Dear Hir : After experi
encing the beneficial ciiccts of your "Bout
Liyer Pill:]," I feel lt my duty to testify to
their etil ca cy as a, preventivo in "bilious
Mer1 'and Ague." And in fact all diseases
caused by torpidity of tho liver. They are
certainly tho only specific I have been able
to Ind for bilious or malarial fevers In the
debilitating climate in which 1 have been
living for the last three years,
jj . 'P. F.T( JENKINS, Civil Engineer.
j For sale nt wholesale by
. j WrLHlT?u? WILH?T?,
Anderson, 8. C.,
Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Atlanta, Ga., or
caf be ordered direct from the manufactu
Pl?!
'CARPETS? OA^PETS.
"lpHST received a lar?? assortaient of new
tl] iratOidos bf Tapestry Brussels, 3-Ply,
Extra ?uppr. ?nd Entra Soper. fl. OY Car
a Carpet, I can nell you at a low ?tf?e,1'<
iOTn",^ ?-?<:? .pAv B. TOWERS.
B SAUTIFY YOUR ?OMIT.
? new lot of WALL PAPER and Bor.
X?. doring.just received by
l7infri-Y.fr ? AaOSES^i
roiilaliKun mithloto for till inutarlnl ?ll?
outer* ?Iii 'li, f.ir Known, ?a used 111 no
OtliUI itlllUh. lt ' ' I ;1 ' 11J yuiiiine, J.'.r
Buy mliivT:il uujr JvUl?"f'"U5 : utotaoco vtli.it
. fef. and co!iiijqtwiit)y|iroiliit(a noiujurlouj
*lt#:t nfoii thc ?;biii?ttniitf>it,"tjut lenrM th*
lystetu aa licultby ic. it wai before Mic attack.
VE WARBAKT AYCB'S AQUK COBB
. JO cpr" ?.vci- caec o( l Yvcr ittnl Ague, Inter
MHtfwllI ?r Chill IVter, Keiultteilt Fever,
Dvnili italic, HHIOHS K?'?Tr, nii-l l.lrer Com
j>l4int can?, -i !>>. uiaUu ta- lu ?ile <>l ffnlliir*,
j;? fur ?iiturlnl, >'.<-&'.w- *te i?aiiwr'Kj?i. hy our
CciftuUr OV.'-J July 1ft. ?Vf.-, (.> ?ktuu? tho
money.
DrJ.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Unicista.
Wheat Bran, Corn, Flour,
FOH sale by
Y A. Bi TOWERS.
Feh Ut 188? ?!
C. A. REED,
WhU?
AGrHJlNT
HAS JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA
LARGE INVOICE OF
lUrGC-'?KS. '
,.. CARRIAGES,
WACs'ONg,
HARNESS
and WHIPS,
Anil respect fully requests parties wishing
to purchase to j;ivo him n call and examine
his stock. You will certainly
SAVE MONEY
by so doing, ami will have the LARGEST'
ASSORTMENT iii the up country to select |
from, j ; ii j ii I
SEWING
Having taken the Agency for several
Counties in thc upper portion of this State,
he is compelled to koop in stock a largo
number of Machines of various makes to
supply tho increasing demand from Sub
Agents, and i* will certainly pay one and
all who contemplnte buying a Sewing Ms
4 chino of nny kind to call, and you nre re
' spcctfully'inyitedt to do so, and shall re
ceive polite and careful attention.
Tito L?|fl*t Ruunini;
NEW HOME
Is now the favorite, and ia certainly above
all competition. It kV simple nbd strong,
doing tho widest, rango of work, ami
equipped with all the Tate improved At
tachments. It is tho lightest and easiest
running Shuttle Machine on the market,
and in fact the New Home takes the front
rank in Sewing Machines.
O. A.. REED, AK't,
ANDERSON, S. C.
Feb 10, 1885 . .. i'l i 32 . '
Sfip?S ?KD HOOTS. ~
I'HAVE a full tine of Bay State Shoes
and Boots. Warranted n?t to rip and
to have no wood or paste board. -Also a
few Miles' Ladies' Shoes. All. in want of
good Shoes und Boots will'flnd i?to their
Interest to call on
ti mm*
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
,*'.;(!;!. J i ?-?:?}f. .->".' * ? l! Hi
A8IN0LE SPARK may destroy your
Dwelling Ip one hour- I can give
yon ample security against loss by Fire, as
.the combined Assets of the Companies I
represent amount to 811,002,418. Call on
me and Insure your Dwellings, Furniture,
Barns and Merchandise, lt will be top lats
when the fire starts. w*wt?*iii.?,. !
A. B.TOWKRS; '
J Airdersqu. feOt'fr arjg S7?l8M,t-fr *' ? j
JOHN E. PEOPLES,
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Van Winkle Gin, Feeder
J^JSJy CONDENSER,
Manufactured at Atlanta, Georgi* and to wbich tho Premium
was awarded at tbe Atlanta Cotton Kxponitlou, Charleston
Industrial Inhibition, Feb. 2, 1882, ami at tho Soutb
Carolina and Georgia State Fairs 1881.
CERTIFICATE ;
F V VN WINKLE A CO.-Awarded for best Sample, host general reaulls in (Jin
nillir and be?? constructed Machine, the first prize, ?100, or Gold Medal.
JuiHiEU-B. 8. RICKS, Mississippi. '
T. W. SM KUES. Mississippi.
W. E. BARUOWS, Connecticut. r ^ KIMIIALL,
Director General Atlanta Cotton Exposition.
THF VAN WINKLE FEEDER AND CONDENHKR cnn be attached to any other
'(jin : so parties having ot'.er make of Oins and wishing Feeders or Condensers
can bc supplied by sending in th .ir order in time, nnd I will guarantee satisfaction.
All kinds of Tulley* ami Shafting and Moat Improved Cune Mill?
and Evaporators furnished io order.
s Van Winkle King Cottoii Press
<gSX I ,--^tisJI?a lins long becu before the public, and ls too well
fMffKffrT^* ' iiiwiiniVffirff^fiF?l known to need ?ny further description. Its chief
P^SSB^t^S^?BsS^^tM^ points of merits arc: lt hikes very little room, is
I ^SHHH^^I^M^^HPHV easily handled, und tak'-s fio little power ; can bo
f.yUBKW''HfuallllMM Hy] used on all kinds of power?-horse, steam ur wa
/- S j-' ? I ;'?! ter. Ginning nm! packing can nil go on at the
'ill i "ann- timi- without interfering with tho Gin. A
iWT^^a^i^liOen^ two-inch heh Will ^pack a frXMb^ bale of cotton.
'^V^B? ISBISH^H^ TheASteani? Power Van Winkle Cotton Treas
j ..aBBI m*' bought of you lost Fall has given eutirc satisfac
ILB ulHv \ WNM?H H? tion. I ]>acked bales of cotton weighing ?G0 to 725
I B ?lifo AV ffls? mn' ' lbs. in fivo minutes with all case, using a 4-inch
HJJBff1 _nii DflRSl arh bclt aml 25 lo8- 8lca'n- There did not soom any
Kraaf OOnO" "M iJl^ moro strain on the Tress than with a 460 lb. baie.
HfiS*' ?? For durabilitv, strength, lightness of power, small
i l'? ^?^^?[Hj iiuautity of steam required, economy of space. I
.J I V -^^l*ff*g$ar3^ oeem it tho King ?f all Cotton Presses ; eepecially
!^-. Ko as the low price at which it can be bought puta
?: /&P03R9K^ it within reach of every man running a steam
^SBBSa^^^^^^r'^-^^Gin. In facti woald not be without lt fur twice
y~jgj5B<B8fe^f - " its cost. I would advise all my friends to buy one
of Van Winkle's Steam Power Cotton Presses^ as
you will save its cost in labor in one year. M. A. UOBB.
Below lind the names of parties who are using tho Van Winkle Press, who will
testify as to its -nerit-s :
W M Murtin, C S A C J Milford, James Erskine,
Shirley cfc Co, J E A J F McClure, J C A W P Shirley,
Reuben Clinksmles, I?royle.\ Routh A Co, J B Douthit,
Thomas C Jackson, James N Richey, Drake & McConnell,
Fred G Brown. J Willel Pr?vost, W J Ervin,
Jentha Wntkinf, Gantt A Co. Himbfce A Bow?m,
DH Hammond, W O Hammond, Leak A Jones,
H Bush, Sligh A Woodin. Wright A Knox,
Ur John Wilson, Stringer A Poore, Samuel Knox,
G G Richards. JohnMcAlistcr, Jesse T Ashley,
Bolt A Milford, E W A J M Ashley, B C Martin,
Jolly Poole. Garrett A Opt, S R Timms,
Keasler A Lindsay, C P Davis, Wclborn A Welbon?,
M A MahaiToy, S J Duckworth, J W Ashley.
Mr Simpson, Piedmont, S. C.
THE HALL SELF-FEEDING COTTON GIN.
Manufactured nt Sing Sing, N. Y., has given satisfaction wherever used. The Saws are
made of the best imported steel. The saw shaft is the largest made. Ar. examination
nf other Gins will convince you it is the most substantially built Gin in ase. It never
breaks the roll, and therefore does away with the expense of the revolving head, as the
secret of making tho Gin to prevent its breaking thc roll is in the proper shape of the
roll-box. Every one should examine the improvements in the Hall Gin made this year,
especially the improvement in the Feeder. Below I give you a few names or mose who
have purchased the Hall Gin :
Lewis C CHnkscales, A J Stringer, John ? Kelly,
WM8hirley, 8 R Timms, C S A C J Milford,
Basil Callaham, Welborn A Martin, Morris A Outs,
Janies Erskine, Shirlev A Co, Reuben Clinksbals,
J E A J T McClure, J C A W P Shirley, John McAlister.
W M Alewine, B F Dacus A Bro, JohnBou A Dacus, .
Kichard T Elrod, J W Ashley, W A Neal,
Henibrec A Bowon, E A A B F Ru ?sci I, Knight A Balcntiue,
Shirley A Burford, 8 A Hutchinson, Abram Bolt,
J D Pinson, L H Welborn, J L Haddon,
M A Cobb. D H Hammond, Garrett A Opt,
Martin A Duckworth, Jesse T Ashley. R A Drake,
Dr Jos Marshall, Abbe'U Hugh Rush. E W Long,
: Welborn A Welborn, J W Poore, Gabe Hodges,
A Breneker Alford Sheriff. J C Milford.
?SS' E. Van Winkle A Co. make a Single Scrow Press that will pack a bale of cot
toii in two minutes. Send for pricos and catalogue.
Sample Gin cnn he seen nt my Store.
June li?, lb8i
JOHN E. PEOPLES.
50 8
STOVES !
OUR Stuck of Stoves is very largo, and wu ?an sell them at prices as low as they can
be bought. We have on hand a lot of Second-hand Stoves-?onie of them
almost as good as new-and they are bargains. If von can't pav all cash, we will sell
you for part cash, or on lime fur a good note. We have a complete Stock of
Tinware, Crockery ware, Glassware, Hollowware, &c,
The beat ossortiiumt in tilla murket. Wo keep almost everything in House Furnishing
Gooda. Have nome handsome Dinner Sets in Lustre Band just received.
Weseli all kindauf WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER
PAPER BA?iS, TWINE, Ac.,
And pay highest prices for HIDES, RAG?, BEESWAX Ac
In Cash or Barter. '
wSt>: "ffi??i. pro?"",y' 01"1 ln "">bM """"'<*. Ro?0"!i ?Tl "uttering a
STOVES !
STOVES !
JOHN E. PEOPLES & CO.
1T .
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IT STANDS AT THE HEAD1
THE
LigiMiii Domestic.
falHIS cut shows the Now Style of wood
,: JL ' work that tho Company is now in*
" .trodudng. Artistically beautiful, without
M a peer inuits mechanical construction lt
^...ibas no rival. The new line of Atta'ch
r. . menta that are now being placed with
..?eaeh.V.Domeetlo'*. are speciesT TNO
. Other rnaohlne has them. Thes? Attach
ment? and the now wood-work make the
Domestic" more than ever, without
eSlcnou. acknowledScd ?tandara of
lA,a& A??njs wanted in unoccupied te>
ifflPi, Add^?? Domestic Sewing Ma
yg&m ^.Maln Street, Richmond,
For Salo iiy^. A. REED, Agent, Anderson. S. C.
0,1885 ? . 62 . -
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ll^llllgii^ill^ BABB; ?
St^f^?t1M^B^iBlv9B Ardingly.
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SADDbSS Alli, <Im?l>l.cSa
A FEW WM
FOB TBS QA fr A . 1
For Conttlpatlon, or Cottttja^
remedy ia to ctfectlvo M AngTjt?*
They Un uro regular dally ac?oa ?T*
.tora tba bowels to a healthy eoa?u?. *
For Indigestion, or Dyiptpti?, An-,
PiLLSRrohJTaluable.audaiurt?Bt^
Heart-burn, Loa? of Appttlt?, y ?
8tomach, Flatulency, DlxtUaat, ?? |
nebo, Numbness, Mantea, *r? sj) ruthy 1
and eared by Avuu's FILLS, !
In Liver CoraplHlnr, nnionaDUo^w.
and Jaundice, AYEH'? PILLS the^u
f.Won In doses largo enough to exet!? tZ
liver and bowels, and remoro eoratotU- '
AB a cleansing medicine in Uio Bjrtafcj?! 1
FILLS aro unequalled.
Worms, caused by a morbid eontoVarf
(ho bowels, are expelled by Ihet?
Emptions, Skin Diseases, tad Rj
tho result of Indigestion or CoMtlptUotuta
cored by tho ute of Area's FILLS. , 1
For Colda, tako AVER'S FILU to et? i
tho pores, remove inflammatory MottoT. '?
and nllay tho fever. !
For ?I ur rhos? and Dysentery, uaw h
euddon colda, indigestible food, tte, Aroft 1
FILLS aro the truo remedy,
Rheumatism, Clout, Heuralg!*, ??g .
8clatIca,of ten result from digestir??aw 1
mont, or colds, and disappear ca reaorl?
th? canso by tbe uso of AVES'S PQU
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney CompUh?i,
and other disorders caused by dehf?iy ?
obstruction, oro cored by Avza't rat?.
Suppression, and Painful Htaatra?.
tlon, bave a safe and ready reato} is
AY ER'S PILLS.
Foll directions, tn various langBigts,!?,
company caoh pack nco.
pncranKD nv
Dr.4.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowel!,Msii,
Sold by all Druggists,
EXPERIENCE.
t. ."CalTor^Toja,
** I wi6h to oxproeo roy apprcchtioact &s
Taluablo qualities of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
as a cough remedy.
" While willi Churchill's army. Jan Wo?
tho tuttle of VlcfoV'ir;, I e., ?uMeq ? ?
yet? milt, whi-li I? run..! in a ,>,,..,,.(
couch. I found Kt? f l:-. ti'? f II oi.r icvti
wo cauto ten et?ujitr??:- .. <-'. '...M?VILJ
?.;?? :X? rna:e.!.', 1 V.:.t ti . ... ! > trjA?a'l
t :;;:? K-V I'M rn;: AI..
"1 did >.?: :<:d V.-.3 rt? :.!'... ' Vaat
. . , ' F? ' 1 1 '.. . ?of?;tr.
j ve, lui" :'<.-:.. ?. .:, :<"'t i ;. ; :. i.;...; jj fy \$
i r M.f. remedy i.r l.';t >- I ru' li-.r;
f".? ?.?v . J. Vi. U'?ITLLX,"
?ii?rt|'M..?j t,f (oslinuiuiab certify to tb]
pro.-ij't fJ.tH o? r,'.l t-ioiiclil'iV rel lr.nj
air-uinn*. by tit? uta <; Avra* cn-r.st
Pi.? r.:r.?:? Jiving '?.i; pslilab".c,lb;y;>n)C;
et; childi ou take i? readily.
raw-taro nv
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, M?H,
. Kold by all-innrsisu-i.
KING OF THE SINGEB8!
FOR TWKNTY. DOLLARS we TOM
the above Btyle of Machine, which ?
without exception the very BEST
INTUEWOBLD. It has all of the Ut? in
provenants. Extension leaf, lWjJJ'
ors, splendid wood work of tbsflpestw
nut, and is supplied with a full lineo'*?*
tacbmenla for doing all kinda or Wo* .
Remember, that you art mt
if un/ti yon Aar? teen and examtnti ft??"
only want to know that you arepiepja??
pay $20 for tho BIST SKWIK? MWSiV
TDK HABEST, Bild WS WM SeR^?? V>r*t
Philadelphia, Pa. '
REA? THlfe
IMPORTANT ffOT?CBi
IOWE money, and cannot pay Ik w1**^
.j/! persons who owe rospay???. ?1L .3
tfhereforo, I beg all who are ;
mei by Noto or Account to call fggBsg
without delay. . I cannot run -f
without money. I am prcPar^]?|?
SB?1. I>rlC: f0F C?fe I
*Hopt 25,18S4 ' H._1?
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'SF erclM of common aense, <^rf "U)dpi^
? troattnon..- An enormous numbed j
SjetrbMiy ?ulc??lVnBV^ nh.'^?^? i
QJnoter ?all? wb??adrly trt?< : ' Q? ,
??J Thia will certify ^'?aSS?^
S? my Jmmedlale family. ?fJW h?Wg^^.
ollln of .
Send ro?b?r ^^H^^gSS
IlBPhincs?of Wem?? " MalleSirw-.
? { -I JW I i* Klatt 9'ta'> ,M 10Y stell wai)2-, -^i to ? Ii?? .othb*-.
! . X) ,0011ft ^oMPA?F? ;J>JB^U??a?BMclSIf,.-TaM ..><. ic?. M.->ht'm?I?,
? ,!?foi foi?; bat l^.u^U ???t?oii ; daw -??te iel ?M'a t ?_v"?T(Si^da
' X^Eirgro St ot ??c H.
,I,TSB?BSB,B'.-GOFF5IB,.''
jenJ-?* .tfn?it?fc?* > f.ff- * ?ftfl in?!? v n,!?;i?!?a..-?r?irl'?Oi te?W') T
?a. we Invite all to como and seo us. . ..- :
o? ?t? ' /(iii i;ic<t J. iP. SUttECTAlR & CO., Anderson, S. C.
Jan 15.1885_, _gt / jn- . i: > ig,*. ? Um t>^-< v?i .?? '
~Z^a?,< ~,T? rt^uad aata^ud f** 'M?\ f <*. V *? Sito* at,.
If so, a Visit to thc City *giS&r^w?U do you Good.
H CAR I.OAS?F MT ??^MEO! COODS,
Wh ch wo aro offering at prices that will make yon feel tiEppy. Baying lr; such largo
biro us a trial on theee Goods.. We are determined to sell them.
tlOta of BUCKWfnS!A.T,.80?R K30UT, CABBAGE, ONIONS And P?
justtn. ..
mb? the place- . R TRIIUIIER A CO.,
^taTOMfMto CB. JO?, Agent Main Street. .
r ?U Goods delivered FREE Inside City limits. >" ;5 1? ?
Jon 29,1885 2D . 1
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