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^A?HEjRg'COLUMN. J. G. CLINKSCALES, EDITOR. NOTICE TE?CHEKB ! Tho Anderson County Normal Insti tute will open on August 10th and con tinue to (he 15th. Wo are sorry that tho time wl.il not suit all the (cachero, but hope every one will make au earnest effort to attend. Wo have been asked whether or not tuition would be charged There will be none. Your chief expense will be your board. Make your arrange ments at once aud bave every thing ready to bc preacut at the opening exer cises. Ilia iraportaut that every teacher in the County attend. Thc exercises will be conducted in the University rooms. All persons interested in educa tion ure invited to attend. Thq public echoo's in Helton Town bhip trill open first Monday in August. The article fron? Pendleton Township will appear ticxt week if wo eau succeed in boiling it down. It is appropriate, but our space is limited. We bad thq pleasure of examining a number of copy-books at one school lost week. They would do credit to larger children than those in that school. Hitch neatness and exactness are rare. That wash-pan and clean towel looked out of placo in the school room. But the truth is, they were just in tho right piuco ami put to the proper use. A little water and soap judiciously used after recess "help it boy's appearance wonder fully, and, no doubt, holp his feelings, too. That waa a pleasant surprise when every child in the school rose to his feet and m .".de a polite bow to tho teacher aa he entered.' Ho lgad not been accustom-' ed to Hitch treatraoot, and, for a moment, it really embarrassed him. Politeness doesn't cost much-it is worth a great deal. Th reo schools recontly visited have been running all tho year. Ono taught by Mrs. Heroic Allen, oue by Miss Alice Davis, and tho other by Miss Maggio Graham. We could wish there were more schools of the kind in the County, and that they were taught by just such teachers. What a power is a good, Christian woman ' in a school-room I Let tho grumbler? who say wo want no more "woman teachers" cease their growling. Tho .very best work that ia dose in the public Bcboola of Anderson County to day is done by earnest, faithful, patient, humble women. We know whereof fr? affirm. There are exceptions, of co urn c. Sumo ladies are out of place in tho teacher's chair, but they are not all fail ures, by any meana. COMMON EBROEB IN SPEECH. Tho following, collected from many sources, are by no meana all tho common errors met with in npeech, but there are quito enough to put you on your guard. When people set about murdering the English language, they uaually begin with the smaU words : tbua we find a great many errors Brining from the wrong use of pronouns. "You are stronger than her." says Mary, "and she is taller than me." Hero are two common errors in one contoneo-her should be she, and me should be J. "Tina ia a secret," aays Alice, "between you and I." ,' Wrong, Alice ; you ahould say/'between you and me." "Eliza went with Kate and I" Here, again / should bo me. "Was it her who called mo?" lier should be ?A?. i ' ? - \? - "It is me who am tb blame." Me should be J. 'In "let each of you mind their own buaineas," the their should of course bo for or Au. Who and which are often confused. Long ago both worda used to be employed to stand for persona ; ' but nowadays io ho is used when speaking of persons, and wAicA when alluding to things. Thus, "the lady -which I spoke to" ought to be "the Isdy to tohom l spoke." . ?. .. ? , " Who do you think I saw to day ?Ml la a> phrase .often ,h?" ar iv" Who nh quid bo whom. *' Who do you mean ?" 8ayj " Whom do you ii)c;.n ?" . Hauy of our errors arise from attach ing wrong meanings to words. . ^Reverend and reverent ato very different words, but they aro often confused. Rev erend ia the subjective word, describing, the feeling within a man as ita. subject ; reverent ia the objective word, describing' the feeling with which n man ls regarded -of which he la the object. The words tu apd lay aro very often wrongfully.used.- Tho first ia .inputer verb-vessel lies.in a harbor." The other is an active transitive verb-V^h^n lays an egg." It is decidedly bad gram mar, then, to say, "My cousin laye ill of a fever" ; "The books were laying on tho tabla" ; "The boat was laying, outside the bar/' .Another common error in the mean ings of words is found in such sentences as "Lena walked down the centre of the Street,!'.-and "ino stream vau down tho centre of the town." Both Lena's walk ing and the atream's running are impoa uiblo, for a centre ia rt point. J?pine {people fall to distinguish between utily and number, and say, "There was. ? quantity of people present," in stead of, "There w?re a number." Tback ery and Sir Walter Soot^hay^be^,fallen. Itt'c^iftctlrMtfItt toumbsre. on/ftiM? qae?tlj?h?ava tho ihofirti use^??ffg$? ought io bo tho firit two. ~ It ia by,,no, means a matter of Indifference winch yob/say. The giris at tba top of two dif ferentclasses would bo tho two first girls. The first and second gt ria of the ' Rame class would be tho first two-girls.- F~ There sre,alar errors connected with superfluous words. '^?Open o?t the ?par eel/' Ia ono of these. The out isJ&Qt neoned. "I^ad sioks 'rfown in wafer.'? DolcnM WpMiMa^'J ; - . h. - .; - i.f .. 1'Eqh?lTy oe well." Omit the as.. ' - "Whoso are ?bese here pins ?" is a very common phrase, to bo mended by ?mit ti?* tho Arn-, For is often employed unnecessarily, ts jin; "She carno to Saratoga for to drink tho--eateni." This would have passed ns good grammar in old English, but it witt aoft'd?>^o?o times. \ ...?% "One df my great difficulties," says Annie, "?a m connection with ?WbV jSh?uW I say\?oew>or##-?/. T/ha^ depomis: putirely upon circo Br etones*. Bomftiioifis the vwb should Ix? in ?io pw&h sometimes in tba singular. ^?A,?iotb?rtf?ff?ottUy.r dhmild you say, 'MHM yon or I : Vroog?' <k ?'Either you orTar/wr?ngS'' ' Ttt?Ik?t?t?? gwi^a?Mlb'cor?Oct. . , '?\V/aWe?a?x*rnpl??f'tno verb in a VcoOj? g^njh^.^th? ?on{ence? "Ono"o? those houses were sold yesterday." Here the ear is misled by the plural noun "houses." We forget that the verb should bo "wan,'' sgreeiug in number with "one." "Each of the girls are to have a sepa rate share." Unis is au error of the same sort. A re, of course, should be is. The questiou has been raised whether we should say "Two and two is four, or are four," and it hos been laid down by some people as a rule that in all abstract cases, when we merely speak of numbers, the verb is better singular ; but there is as much authority, perhaps more, on tho other side. A number of miscellaneous errors re main to be mentioned. "I shall Oe much pleased to accept your kind Invitation for Wednesday first.' This should be, "I accept with pleasure," for there is nothing future about ymr acceptance. An every-day mistake among tho half educated consists in the use ol' like in tho place of as. For example : "Mic she did" ; "Like I do now" ; "Lite wo were" ; "/Ale she told me." "Six ?jioons full" and "six spoonsful" are different things, though often con founded. To take "six spoonful!*" only om spoon Is needed, but for "six spoon*] full" you must have tlx spoons. Tho use of directly instead of immedi ately is a common error. "Directly Mary came," say? Julia, "I went away." May ono say "veil looklne" instead of "goodlooking V No. Well looking has no standing m respectable society. "Ulandi is a? different to Georgiana UH she could bo." Here to Hhould be /rom. "I intended to hare played on thc niano io-day." This should he, "I intended to play." Namoi of pliices aro often pronounced wrongly, but it is hardly in good taste to make oneself conspicuous in company by giving tho local rendering of the name of any town or district when tho general and outside public have mado up their minds that il should bo pronounced dif ferently."- -North Cand?na Teacher. Iucrcnso of Cancers? From reliable data it is estimated that from fifteen to twenty thousand new cases of skin disease occur among thc poor every year. In 1869 there were 804 deaths from cancer in this city, and lu 1879, 672 deaths from tho same cause. In 1880 thc deaths by cancer had increas ed to Gf>9, and in 1882 781, or more than two deatlw daily. During theso/ourteon ycarc 6,848 persons fd lcd; of cancer in Kow Yprk city. All tho other large cit ies in the United States exhibit the same startling progress of the disease, while tho report of tho registrar general in Great Britain HIIOWS nn increasing prev alence of malady lu that country. Ac cording to tho statistics of tho health department of tho city of Baltimore, thero were seven 'deaths from cancer in that elly in 1830, and 172 from tho samo caus? in 1884*\ Duriug this period tho population had iucreased fivo fold, and tho deaths from cancer twenty-six fold. Tho association of skin disease and cancer in tho same institution is based upon the reasr.u i;,,;t in many instances cancer nttac? s tho skin alone, or appears on or beneath the skin and afterward affects the organs, and that by tb' nlon of akin diseases and cancer many , SOHB may be lcd to seek relief long before the case would be recognized as cancer either by the nationt or by many physicians. A furtuer reason is found in the hope that something may yet be done for can cer by means other than surgical opera tion. To aid th?.:, ii prize fund has already been established to stimulate research in this direction. The cause of the disease is not known. Tho accepted theory in England attributes it to mala ria. The most that can be said respect ing this hypothesis ls that it Is not prov ed. But the fact that cancer is frequent ly observed along water courses, as in London, Liverpool, New York and Baltimore, gives strong probability to I tho theory.-New York jelegram. Nho Know Her Husband. Gentleman-"I bear the sad intelli gence, my dear madame, that your hus I band has been struck by lightning." Madame (anxiously)-'How many 1 times did it strike him ? Gentloman-Only puce. Madame (relieved)-Then, thank i heaven, he is still alive. Gentloman-Yes, be is still alive, but in a very critical condition. Madame (confidentially)-Ob, ho will pull through all right, if yon aro cortajn the lightning only Btruck him once. I ; know John. - To discuss an opinion with a fool is like carrying a lantern before a blind man. Hucklou'8 Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Outs, Bruises. Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Soros, letter.Chapped Hands, Chilblains, OoroB, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac lion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Hill {Bros., Ander son, S.O. 'VT?TIO? TO CREDITORS. JL3I .Andersons having demands against tin:: Estate, Of Wm. M. Archer, deceased, ?re bweny notified tb present them, properly proven, to tho nndcrsigned within tho time prescribed by law, and those Indebted to make payment. MARGARET E. ARCHER, Ex'x. I July 10,1885 . 1, 8 Albemarle Female Institute, 0HAEL0T?EBVILIE, VA> j FULL corps of superior teachers ; course Of liatraclion thorough and -exten sive ;'location healthful and accessible; scenery beautiful; surroundings most at tractive; terms very moderate; order cat alogue. ... . W, P. -DICKINSON. July_ld-:|-4t_ Principal. CAliPETS, CARPETS". JUST received a large assortment of new samples of Tapestry llru&sols, 3-Ply, Extra Super, anti Extra Super. O. C. Car pets at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Also, Rugs and Door Mats. If you want a Carpet, I can neil you at a low price. A, B. TOWERS, i -r--?---T- ..f^f79.* I'-E For Saab, Blinds, Doors, Plastering Laths, ?tr i. ; : m * Window Fixtures, */*1HRAP, ?iii tn \> ? W. B. BEACHAM, Depot Street, Anderson, S. Ot/ / April 30, l?fe ; 83 ?it f % Oem and ftagnet Shirts! i "l^ArTOFACTURRD for'n3e? < tho best JJUL fitting and the best wearing Shirts . No better in any market. _-_. A. B. TOWERS. ? i .Sept.gjT, 18S3- i . , ,,. ll? O j Val nable Lauds for Sale. -. THE undersigned offers for sale on easy terms bbl valuable Homo Tinco, situaicd 14 miles South -of WilHamston,! , consisting of vn elaht-room Dwelling.wJih . nccesstr.y outbuildings, thrco tenant hon . e^gtahonscani.nxUires run-by wa?er, 'ffilrf?rtef? or tim undersigned at Wminmsturt, 8. 0. WM. M. COOLEY. ' July avisai 51 AN EXPLODED BOOM. A long, lank, lean and chronic Anti-Potain Mooni incl iii? new, fat and saucy Atlanta Dig Mold Moora,on a liol, sultry day. '.Who art- you V Mk*tl Iii? M. M. H. Moora. "I am the old Aatl-Potaili Mooui," wa? the ?ad reply, a* the jH'r.>)>iratiun rolled down, and lt leaned heavily on the M. ll. M. Moora for support. "Dou't lean on me," said tho M. M. M. Moora. ''I may look strong, hut 1 HUI rjtilte young-only H niODthi old, ara growing rapidly, and ara mighty weak In the kneer. I BM doing thc work which, you have failed todo, although you are GO year? old. You are old, and tough, and rich, and don'' require a support. Mut what causes you to look VJ thin of late?" "Well, I hardly know," replied tho Anti-l'otarli Room. "My physicians led mc that my abllltlos have ht?n oror-ratcd, and that while trying to whip out lill opposition by hoast and hrag, that I hate proven my Inability. Old agc ls also creep lng on me-having fought near .VJ ye* rs before any one knew I wi.s living-and now I am unable to iierform feats that others arc doing. I am col lapsed; my friends have turned against rue and call me names, und oh, Lord* '. how sick I become at the very - ' /lit of M. M. M. Hold ms head while I die." A SUNBEAM. Compared to other rem?dies, M. M. M. ls the ra dient sunbeams of midday. Hinging its glitUrlu^ glare to saddened heart-, while others are pale moonbeams, pushing along Ihrougli misty meihes of darkness, in search of something tliejr can cure. It cur'-s Mlood IMsea ea ami l'olsons, Catarrh, Oi l fleers, .Scrofula, KlicumatUui. Kkiu ln-i .., Kid ney troubles, etc., and ne hobl a :tt-page I^MJK full of evidence-Allanta ?vidence-that cannot be doubted, proving, all we claim. Our certificates ure not pbautasinagorlcal, nor far-feti Iud, but are voluntary outbursts ol men and women of Atlanta. RHEUMATISM. Although u practitioner of near twenty years, my mother influenced me lo procure M. M. ll. fur her. Hilo had been conOued lo her bed several months with Itheumatisra which had stubbornly resisted all Ibu usual remedies. Within twenty four hours after commenting M. M. II. 1 observed marked relief. Mn: has Just commenced ber third bottle nud ls rn arly as active ai ever, and has been In the front yard "rake in hand," denning up. Her Improvement ls truly mmiler/nl and Immense ly gratifying. C. H. MONTOOMKKY, M. I ?. Jacksonville, Ala., Jan. C, 1885. FOR SALE BY HILL BROS., AntlcrHOii, S. C. TRY ?S7 -o For th? Next Sixty Days WE WILL BELL DRY GOODS SO CHEAP That You can't help but Buy. ?S?* We want to make room for our Fnll stock. CORN, BACON, FLOUR, SUGAR? MOLASSES. COFFEE, A? CHEAP RH cnn be bought in tho ripper j part of South Carolina. . Give UR rt call. j Wc are willing to Jive and let ?ive. W. S. LIGON & CO. July 10, 1885 1 .V/; a. 25 X ? Sst ?*% YEARS BM USE. Tho Greatest Ma die al Triumph of tn? Ait SYMPTOMS OP A TORPID LIVER. I.nssofappotlto, Dowala COSIIYO, l'a In t? ehe bead? with a dall aensatlon in th? baek D'.nr, Fain under the i!io?!-t?r< blade, I'ullccoa after catina, srlth n <ll? Inclination to exertion of body er ml?.l. Irritability of torapor, Low spirits, lt UV a fooling of bavins; neglected snme dm j. Weariness, Dlxxlnoi?, Flattering nt ike Ileare, Data karore th* aroa? Hondnrhe over tba rlsbt oro? Boatloosne**, with Gtful droamo, Highly colored Urine, .tn it CONSTIPATION. TUTMPS l?UXSaro?apaolallr aanptr.r to auch oates, one doae effeota aueii . enanas of feeling aa to astonish tho eu de rr t - iDpetite.and cause th "Hus tba system I' i Action c. 'ato?la a" ur stt..rf. V. GHAT BAIB or wmtxaaa changea to a GLOSSY BLACK bf a single application of this Dra. It Imputa a natara! color, net? Instantaneously. Sold nv Druggists, or aant by ??pree? on reoalpt of ?1. OfRo*s44 Murra* St., Now York. Wheat Bran, Corn, Flour, FOR aale by-. A. B. TOWERS. Feb 14,1884 31 ?iook! Head this Big Offer. 40 Bristol Cards, white or tinted, 1% ; 33 Album i romos, 0 designs. 12c ; 25 Fancy Mixed, no two alike, ISc : 46 Cor?le Hash, 10c ; SO Transparent Carda, 10c j (?0 Elegant Chrome?, a handsome lot, 19c ; fa Beautiful ch rom o Cards, loo ; SS 8ea Shell, 10c ; ?0, no two ali ko, Including white and Untad bristol, snowneke, comics, Ac., l8o? M Pet Ch re mo?, 10c. With name, jpcat paM. to any address, .agenta* Outfit. Ce. CENTRAL BOOK A CART CO., Cascade, Wt*._ TFT A TgrPiyn I INTELLIGENT, Ambitious. W Ai>Jl Jil/ Energetic to secure and fili ATUT A SH I our orders In hts seetlon. Re JKLASLJM 11 sponslble House. Referencei exchanged. <Also In different de-1 QolftW rmM^vi&? ?KK? ?; July 9, l??fy ? 4 TUB YEAH of JUBILEE. ' ?E - ' . I All Creation Happy, and Buying ' Pianos anti Organs. UBUSUBIIX Eftsy ?usthllmcot Tenu ^ now olftral hf VV> ;^l?Bi8foij^8. C. ??A?f?B, ?rpAS?I ORJ BAT*. NOV. 1 ?Rf?A*NS, #Kjf.{?A8XI nfiS BAL. NOV. 1 ! And If crops Irtrn (.tit.poor, PO that whet Nov. tat comes . Ibo enUfe balance carino ba pair), wo w?l accent ?Ba-nalf of ft, ark wnlt until N?y; i, 18^0,lor the other hall . > Now, como up. buyontjxOu? Instrument) ; liad thc world. Oar prftea aie Hi c lo weat dar terms the caaiost, and wo ofi>r evarj j inducement Abai eau Lo bA?>j?t!jr lived tn AYERS Ague Cure contain! nu antidote fur nil mularlal dis order* uliicn, ?o fur ns ktiotvu, lt. used In no oiber remedy. lt ?ontulns no Quinine, nor s ny mineral nor iHetCnona *ubettueo what* over, njiil coji'oqatrntly produces no Injurions effect -'ii ni tho con?titut!on, but leaves the i>>tcin ni beallby u li wa? be-fore ibo utuclc. TU WARRANT AYER'8 AGUE CURE to ..tiro i vi ry enif <>f fever mid Ague, Iutcr nilituiit or <;lii!l fever, Iteinittont Fever, Jtuinb Ague, Ulllon* fever, and Liver Com* plaint caused by malaria. In cate of failure, ? ?Ocr due trial, deniers are autboxised, by our circular 'vi I .li.I;. Ut, I . i" refund tito money. Dr. J.C. Ayer?tCo., Lowell, IVia&o. Hold by ail Draggikts. THE KNABE XX A S built up a reputation un* quailed io tbej last lifty yearn. Manufactured in Haltiniore, it ?tamis mir climate best. For combination of volume and richness of tone, together with relined sweetness ami purity, IT STANDS THE LE ADI NU PIANO FOOTE OF AMERICA. Sub stantial mid durable. Fully warranted fur Uve years. THE VERDICT OF TIIIO PEOPLE, Riems, they will not buy any but the STANDARD ORGAN, Mude hy Peloubot it (Ni. in fifteen months I sold thirty-one of them, and published the testimony of thc satisfaction of the purchasers t<> tho world. I have tried to sell loni other makes of Organs for tile lust two years and only sold four. Now, thc people's judgment may be wrong-hut that is their VERDICT. They prefer the Stan dard Organ, made by Poloubet it Co. Hence, I will not sell any other Instru ! ment but Ibu above. Sold ON EASY TERMS. Come and see me, or write to me. ?J. A. DANIELS, Exclusivo Agent. May 28, 1884 46 SHOES AND BOOTS. T HAVE a full line of Bay State Shoes -L and Hoots. Warranted not to rip and to have no wood or paste board. Also a few Miles' Ladies' Shoes. All in want ol good Shoes and Boots will lind it to theil interest to call on A. B. TOWERS. ?P??E&IEJ I DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. A SINGLE SPARK may dentroy youl ia. Dwelling in one hour. I can givt you ampio security against loss by Fire, as thc combined Assets nf the Companies 1 represent amount to $11,002,418. Call or mo and Insure your Dwellings, Furniture Barns and Merchandise. It will be too Inti when the fire starts. A. B. TOWERS, Insurance Agent. AnderHon. S. C.. March 27.18S4 37 C. A. SEED, AGENT, HAS Jl'HT RECEIVED AN EXTRA LARGE INVOICE OF BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, WAGON'S, HARNESS and WHIPS, And rc j nc tinily requests partie? wishing to purchase to give liim a call and examine hi?stock. Yon will certainly s A. VE MONEY hy su dollie, and will have thc LAUGEST ASSORTMENT iii the up country to select from, Having taken thc Agency for several Corintios In thc upper portion of this State, he is compelled to keep in stock a largo number 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 Sewing Ma chine of any kind to call, and you arc re spectfully invited to do so, and shall re ceive polite and careful attention. Tho Lifcjlit Runnlug NEW HOME Is now tlie favorite, and is certainly above all competition. It is simple and strong, doing the widest range of work, and 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 Homo takes tho front rank in Sewing Machines. C. A!. REED, Ag't, ANDERSON, S. C. Feb li), 188.-? 32 JOHN E. PEOPLES, AGENT Vim THE CELBBRATED Van Winkle Gin, Feeder ATSJ> CONDENSER, Manufactured at Atlanta, Georgia, aud to which tho Premium ??s awarded at tho Atlanta Cotton Exposition, Charleston ^??? Exhibition, Feb. 2, 1882,an? at the South Carolina and Georgia State Fair? 1881. CERTIFICATE ; u ?AN WINKLE A CO.-Awarded for bes? Sample, host plierai results in Ul;? hlu^Ja&^b^SSdA Machine, tb? first prize, $100, or Gold Medal. . j, ,?,KM-H. H. KICKS. Mississippi. T. W. SMKDE8. Mississippi. W. E. BARROWS, Connecticut. fc j_ KIMBALL, Director General Atlanta Cotton Exposition. TUP VAN WINKLE FEEDER AND CONDENSER can he attached to any other ???ii-^uinSm?SS?^'ut?^?S ?ho and wishing Feeders or Condensers can be sup .'lied fending ? their order in time, and I will guarantee All kinds of Folley? and Nhattl?g and Most Improved Cane Milln and Evaporator? furnished lo order. . I Yan Winkle King Cotton Press _ BflfiffwjjVi - Hu3 l?,:t? ,-cn hQ?L?r? |(lie ?,ubliji;'t"lul is j?" .yjgj. ^jj^l^ sallie^linewl^thoi^t. ' interf'^ with^j J j0 ^'n^ A B^S^SlsliHiYn^l ThcASteain? Piiwer Van Winkle Cotton Press HU &g?^S<"WWPW8a BM bought of you last Fall has given entire satisfac I ?OB-H &AWmf?H BN tioti. I packed hales of cotton weighing (UM) to 725 ?Mt^^fiW B'A lbs. in live minutes with all ease, using u 4-inch H|flB''r aor^i B '4 belt and 25 lbs. steam. There did not soem any SHrSSfrtJ COTTON T"J 1 1 " i moro strain on the Press than with a 450 lb. bale. IW?IHM ^ >| For durabilitv, strength, lightness of power, small ?VtkVs'^l^^^Sf'T? ii ?luantity of steam required, economy of ?paco. I I .vi SR^T?-S??I i'i neem it tho King of t'f Cotton Presses ; especially SHBHH^? tt *? US ,,,c low I,rice at which it can bc bought puts BM.|?||HHK@rw*?HK^ it within reach of every man running a steam ??33 HH?i^w^^S57r*'^^*Cin. In fact I would not bc without it for twice ^ J^MWAW- its cost. I would advise all my friends to buy one vsMUjgg. of Van Winkle's Steam Power Cotton Presses, as von will save its cost in labor in one year. M. A. COBB. Below lind thc names of parties who arc using tho \ an \\ inkle Press, who will testily as to its merits : , ..... W M Martin, C S A C J Miliord. James Erskine, Shirley ?t Co, J EA. J F McClure, J C dc W P ?hirley, Reuben Clinkscales, "royles, Routh A Co, J B Douthit, Thomas C Jackson, Janies N Richey, Drake A McConnell, Fred G Brown, J Willct Pr?vost, W J Ervin, Jeptha Watkins, Gantt & Co. Hembreo & Bowen, ]) ll Hammond, W O Hammond, Leak <t Jonas, H Rush, Sligh & Woodin. Wright it Knox, Dr John Wilson, Stringer A Poore, Samuel Knox, O G Richards, John McAlistcr, Jesse T Ashley, Bolt it Milford, E W A J M Ashley, B C Martin, Jolly Poole. Garrett A Opt, S R Timms, Keasler A Lindsav, C P Dar's, Welborn A Wei born, M A Mahafley, " 8 J Duckworth, J W Ashley. Mr Simpson,"Piedmont, 8. C. TEE HALL SELF-FEEDING COTTON OIN, Manufactured at Sing Sing, N. Y., has given satisfaction wherever used. Tho Saws are made of the best imported steel. The saw shaft is thc largest made. An examination of other Gins will convince you it is thc most substantially built Gin in uso. It never breaks the roll, and therefore does away with the expense of tho rovolving head, as the secret of making the Gin to prevent ?ts breaking the 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 tho Feeder. Below I give you a few names of those who have purchased thc Hall Gin : Lewis 0 Clinkscales, A J Stringer, John D Kelly, W M Shirley, 8 It Timms, C S it C J Milford, Basil Callaham, Welborn A Martin, Morris ct Outz, James Erskine, Shirley A Co, Reuben Clinksbals, J E & J T McClure, J C A W P Shirley, John McAlistcr. W M Alewine, B F Dacus it Bro, Johnson it Bacus, Richard T Elrod, J W Ashley, W A Neal, Hembreo & Bowon, E A <t B F Russell, Knight it Balcntitie, Shirley <& Burford, S A Hutchinson, Abram Bolt, J DTlnson, L H Welborn, J L Haddon, M A Cobb, D H Hammond, Garrett <t Opt, Martin ct Duckworth, Jesse T Ashley, RA Drake, Dr Jos Marshall, Abbe'U Hugh Rush. E W Long, Welborn A Welborn, J W Pooro, Gabe Hodges, A Breneker Alford Sherill*. J 0 Milford. ^30* E. Van Winkle ct Co. make a Single Scrow Press that will pack a bale of cot ton in two minuted. Send for prices and catalogue. %S8r Sample Gin cnn lie seen at my Store. ?J O XT IN IC. PEOPLES. June 2.r>, lbSl STOVES! 8 STOVES ! STOVES ! OUR Stock of Stoves is very large, and we can sell them at prices as low as they can be bought. We have 011 hand a lot of Second-hand Stoves-some of them almost as good ns now-and they aro bargains. If you can't pftv all cash, we will sell you for part cash, or on lime f-T a unod note. We have ?1 c?mplete Stock of Tinware, Crockeryware, Glassware, Hollowware, &c, The heit assortment in this market. Wo keep almost everything in House Furnishing Goods. Have seine handsome Dinner Sets in Lustre Band just received. We sell all kinds of WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER PAPER BAGS, TWINE, &c, And pay highest prices for HIDES, RAGS, BEESW*AX. otc. In Cash or Darter, pis- Repairing done promptly, and in the best manner. Roofing and Guttering a specialty. (Sive us a call. h _JOHN E. PEOPLES & CO. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD ! THE LiOTiME Domestic: THIS cut shows tho Now Style of wood .work that the Cotnpanv ls now In troducing. Artistically beautiful, without a peer in its mechanical construction, lt has no rival. The now line of Attach ments that are now being placed with each "Domestic" aro specialties. No other machine hos them. Tbeso Attach ments and the now wood-work make tho 'Domestic" more thou ever, without question, the acknowledged standard of excellence. Agents wanted in unoccupied ter itory. Address Domestic Sewing Ma chine Co.. 909 Main 8treot, Richmond, Virginia. FOP Sale by C. A. REED, Agent, Anderson, 8. C. July 9,1885_ 52 ly SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. Now in Store and to arrive a A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ! NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HATS AND CAP8, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND 8HOES. HARRWARE, SADDLES AND BRI 1)1.RA CROCKERY AND 0U88WARE, ' Bacon, Lard, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, &e. H^?ltf?S;1 L0W fM CMb ?* Sert er. Give me a call before buying, at Take Notice and Govern Yourselves Accordingly N. O. FARMER' & BRO. Have Jnat Received a Large and'wei! assorted Stocker SADDLES AND BRIDIES Andm? 0*0^2^ oct 2, isa* **' ?* ,FAR^?? ? A MARVELOUS SIMI IOLD in TWO U?rtgi, . ' FRO!.] THE SON: "sst** ?U,u- .?.n: My father 1*2*2%* VU Ile ..ni boen?greatK&MC!8**/ ula, and tho inclosed V*UtT??m??**>? amarvclouaollect ~*t|S?j j Ayers Sarsaparilla hu had in bU case. I think bis hiv? bare contained tho humor toatuL8** yoars; but lt did iwi show, oae?^ fw*8 ( of a scrofulous sore os the w^S tein i ure years ago. From a tar s?*iWti 7** pcared at that time, it gra^/L^** to corer his entire body, ltm^SV*^ terribly afflicted, ?ad aa objc* JaW9** ho bogan using your medicine, J&r??]?* 'J iow n.eu of his ago who enjoy sj ??J?** ai he bas. I could easily mao ?ntwf^ ' who would testify to too facts bh^i?^ Yours truly, W.ltlsntg? FROM THE FATHER-. ?> a duty for mo to state to yea,ttakal?* ? haro derlTod from the osa ot Ayers Sampaiflla, Six months ago I was courpl?te?Te0Mrrf . a terrlblo humor and scrofulous BOMS/ TU humor caused an laodssanttu?b?-^ . Itching, aud the akin cracked so estoi&Z tho blood to flow in many Dlaeasww'* I moved. My sufferings were graAjL??T* lifo n burden). I commenced & Bis af?? SARSAPARILLA la April lutsslw? lt regularly sinoe that time. "riSsT* bogan to Improve at once. tttaZfi all hoalcd, and I feel perfectly s^a?T J?* rospeet-being now able to r?>gMM &2 work, although T8 years of ar, a, MSS32 what has wrought such a ctuj tamjomS I toll them, es I haye here triedwunw AYBB'S 8*MAPAWT.Li. Gkrrer VLrw 21,1882. Your? gratc?QUy, HIBAK Parua,, AVER'S SARSAPARILLA COTtJ lawf?v ' and nil Scrofulous ComplaUUs,ibraa! cia?, Eczema, Ringworm, VSSBBBL Horns, Bolls,Tumors,end Knrptto?7. tho Skin. It clears the blood of an {m rities, aids digestion, stimulates ttesstfoact the bowels, and thus restores vltattt sal fitrougthous tho whole system. mKPAUED BT Dr. J. O. Ayer &Co., Lowell.MiH. Sold by aU Druggists; fl, ats bottlnfor fe. 3 VEOBlABL? BIOIHM? Hair Beneweri Seldom does a popular remedy via rvb s Strong hold upon tho public con?deneo si hs HALL'S HAIR. RENEWER. Thu cjuoa la ^Md, lt has accomplished a complota restoration ol color to tao hair, and vigorous health to Qa scalp, aro innumerable. Old peoplo Uko it for its wonderful peveril restoro to their whitening locks their orijiul . color sud beauty. Middle-agod people His it becauso lt proronts them from getting 1*14, keeps dandruff away, and makes lbs blr grow thick nnd strong. Yoong ladles Illili ru a dressing bccaiuo it gives tho hair abet* tifill glo?.<y lustre, mid enables them toarra it iu whatever form tueywbb. Tum HU Us f ivorite of nil, f.ud it lias become so limp!; because it disappoint* no ono. BUCKINGHAM S DYE FOR THE WilISKUlS Has become ono of tho most important nor* lnr toilet articles for gcntlcinrn's u.V. wira tho beard la groy or naturally of sn tod* r>(rablo shado, BrcKixaiiAM's Du is tts remedy. nt:'rA.'ir.D nv R. P. Mall & Co., Nasliun,H.IL Sold by til Druggists. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOBIE. A new lot of WALL PAPER and Ibr x\ derinr?, just received, by B A. B. TOWERS' KING THE SINGERS! FOR TWENTY DOLLARS the above stylo of Machine, abitfii J without exception the very BEST M*"1"? i R THE WORLD. It bas alf of the hitit im provements. Extension leaf, targa om; ors, ?i-lcndid wood v ork of be ?nnt w nut, and is supnlieJ with a lull Jlacoi?. tachnienta for doing all kinds oi wort. Remember, that you ?renot atkedtovtjff ii wirti you have seen and ewptfgt^,? only want to know that you weprepirea ? pay $20 for the BEST SEWIKO MACBT? ? THK MARKET, und wo will nerd lt .tojo". U?AD. THIS IMPORTANT NOTICE! [OWE money, and cannot p?Jlt persons who owe me W.gfv,^,? I Therefore, I beg all who a? me by Noto or Account to ?>I with?nt delay. I cannot JPMSffi. without money. I am prci^jffi af ( h?hest price for C?^in^A 8opt 25,1884 ThU i n val ii able prepara- Na iOfkBS?^ lion U troly ? triumph of -ut .clentlfio skill, and n o y Mort) Ft"11 more Inestimable benefit no P" was over bestowed pit the ? . na?|tf! mothers ol the world. Wo MOW ?"1" . assflt not only shortens tho Urne of labor and lesa- TO ena the intensity of nala, but, bettor than . " f*iU sreatly dlmlnUbes. ?h e f?Wffl M W^- ; danger to llib^of both ?*u,u aothtr and eb lld, and leaves tho mother In a eon dlUon highly favorable to . . speedy recove??, and far Theors***' 1 loss liable to flooding, eon- , v ul si o ns, ?ad other alarm- ?? 0 \ lier a?** Ingsyn^tomalncldeat.to WU1 ," to bo ranked a* ono of tho ?? life-saving appllanees ?tv- .RD en to the worM by lbs dis- A" coverlea or modern science. m ?*%t From tho nature of tba I fl Y S caso lt will <ir.course bo ajM ' nadmUsxlunt wectaaot publl'jsesTtlfleaies.es^ csnuag thbiuntaovwitt.. ? aavehundredsofsuchtea tiai?ahda r? file, und no -le mother who baa ottfti used ^ lt vlllavsr ayala .ba with? 0jA,rfta out lt la hert?me-of trou- 8|lBW/^ with this ent/ealy I viii ^/*^)l???JEt fk-nd for. our TrealWe ou "Ilea??? ness o? Woman," malled free. . .^uS?? BaAonptn REOULATO? ?. CASH DEALERS IN Greiiex#al ]\?ei*elia,iiclise All Grados New Orleans Syrups. BACON, CORN AND FLOUR, Largo StoolcH. THE BEST OOFEEE. cst- We invite all to come and see us. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO., Anderson, S. C. Jan 15. 1K85 27 ' _ ARE YOU HUNGRY 1 If so, a Visit to the City Grocery will do you Good. KNOWING that just nt this season housekeepers lind il UifUco.lt to get up a good 'meal, wo have bought nearly a CAR LOAD OF CANNED GOODS, Which wo are offering at prices that will make you feel happy. Buying in such large j tots, wo aro enabled to sell these Goodsat what small deal ors have lo pay for them. Think of it! Ten Cusin of Tomatoes-the bout- Ibr $1.00, Gi vc us a trial on Ibcsc (.louds. We are determined to sell them. Presb lots of BUCKWHEAT, SOUR KR0UT, CABBAGE, ONIONS and PO TATOES just in. Remember tho place T. R. TRIMMER & CO., Successors to C. A..Reed, Agent, Main Street. ru- All Goods .fcHvcrvd FREE inside City limits. Jan 20, 1885 _ 20*_ For More than. Half f> Century The Daniel Pratt Gin HAS been in successful operation, during which lime over 20,000 dina have been made by them and distributed all over tho face of the globe where Cotton ls grown.. We are prepared to fu mish the Improved Gins-. Voedere and Condensera to parties wanting them, and from the lMgo number sold by-ba in thia and adjoining Counties in the past Bia? years, wa feel confident ol entire satisfaction on the part of the purchaser. .Thc main features in tho Pratt Gin ore the Revolving Hoads in lire *nds ol the Cation- Box, SerSby destroying the friction, and preventing tho Roll' from breaking. It gins the seed cleaner than.an/ other Gin, und maka* a splendid sample. The Feeder is tho most perfect machino m ado for tho purple. Ttie Condenser ia so constructed that no dirt or dost can got into the Cotton, which improves thc sample greatly. Tho whole outfit in mo/e simple. less complicated, stronger and more dnrablethan ony Gin on tho market. PittUs desiring to pnrehoso will bo furnished with any further information aa re gards terms, prices, Atc, by writing or calling on us. We are Agents Ibr the ?al? of the White Hickory one-iionw Wagons -workmanship and material guaranteed. The Thomas Smoothing Harrow and Perfected Pulveriser, So Corbin Disk Harrow ami Seeder. fi. W. Venablo ds Co.*? Chewing Tobaccos, th? toeing brendB in Mock, and for salo to thc trodo or at retail : "Bluejeans," " R?pi da n." .fTrbfJEMdrtfA^oiai^^ anSjbtber makes and grade?. ' Our S|p?c bf flatters**. mtgc|?%ndt?c?^ complete ; A trial asked. . i r KcCTiAY, CATHCART ACO, Aocicnson.S.C, Jnly 0, lftSS