The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, August 06, 1885, Image 3
LOCAL NEWS. "~
I (j. LANGSTb?, LOCAL EDITOR.
UlttfcP ?fENTION,
H ^iufty-Six is to brtve a Block 8bo\v ou
1,1*131" inst
I ," infant son of Mr. Anton I'.oj dy
B(iud in U'c citv ,ast Tuesday.
I sow ??a most opportune Unie to lay lu
IS voiir Winter's supply of wood.
I <r|lC County Commissioners havo two
OjU)|Wrtant notices to contractors in this
B Mm. M. VauWycli will open ber school
?, city on lat September. 8oe stiver
? llseruent.
I Capt. John li. Allon oifors a reward for
B tho return of a Shepherd dog. See adver
I Emmerson'* Bridge, ovor Rocky River,
? has heen condom nod by tho County Com
B-ni-^iuncrs.
I Don't let yoursplf he imposed upoi\ by
Blliobeliof that all thc fools aro dead yet.
? Tliey are not.
I \\''Q invite tub nttbtitloh of those ailllct
89ni willi disease to the advertisement of
B pr. X. J. Nowell.
I Mr. A. B. .Sullivau has prosontcd us
? with a basket of large, luscious grapes,
? for which we return thanks.
I Miss Della Keys, who has been visiting
Hlior sister, Mrs. John Hall, in Alabama,
? returned on Tuesday afternoon.
I |jy applying to the Chiof of I'ol ico, our
flcili/ons limy obtain limo and copperas,
Hfrco of charge, to disinfect their premises.
fl Mr. W. C. .Sherard,.of Monterey, called
? loseouslnstSatdrdaj'. Wo regret that
Bom- absi'tibb pro vented "US from greeting
I Thu voung ladies of tho ?xochoan Bo
rn (?cly will servo ico croam at thoSomlnary
fl buildings this (Thursday) afternoon, at Q
Mr. W. W. Keys, of tho Baptist Courier,
Burtonville, S. C., has boen spending the
I past week in tho city with friends and
fl relatives.
lion. II. G. Seudday has been added to
fl Hm list of speakers announced to speak
fl ?it tho New Hopo Sunday School Plo Nie
fl oil the Ulli inst:
Miss Ella Beaty, tho efficient Postinis
fl iras nt Stony l'oint, spent last week In
fl tho city visiting tho family o? her uncle,
Sj Mr. C. S. Meaty.
jn An Infant son of Mr, and Mrs. Gossott,
fl uf this city, died last Tuesday morning,
fl and was interred in the Presbyterian
B cemetery that afternoon;
Lost Friday afternoon lightning Btruck
fl ?i tree on Mr. O. 13. Brown's lot on South
HMCDUIIIO Street, and killed a Ano bog,
K which was standing near by.
Mr. C. A. Reed is having another story
fl added to his cottage on Main St., and
9 when completed will bo one among the
fl handsomest residences ia tho city.
I The friends and familia of those who
Imo been buried at Neal's Jreok Church
are requested to meeton Wednesday, 12th
inst., tor thc purpose of cleaning off tho
graveyard.
List of letters remaining in the Post
?nico for the weok onding August 5th :
W. Y. Corel), Harry Evans, Miss Hattio
Garey, G. V7. Gordon, C. Mitchell, Miss
Ellen Nod.
Wo uro requested to state that Deep
( reek Grange will moot at it? usual place
<>{ meeting on to-morrow (Friday) morn
ing, tit IO o'clock. A full attondance of
tho members is desired.
fora Voshti, youngest daughter of Mr.
mid Mrs. 8. A. Whittaker, of V?rennos
Towt: hip, died last Thursday morning,
aged about ilvo years. . Her roihnlus were
interred in the graveyard at Plat Rock
Church on Thursday aftornoou.
The Rock Mills and Centreville Town
ship Singing Convention will be held at
New Hope Church, sevon miles South
west of Anderson on Saturday and Sun
day, 15th and 10th inst. Prof. A. J.
Showalter is expected to be present.
Mrs. W. D. Beverly, wife of Rev. W.
D. Beverly, formerly pastor of the Baptist
Church of this City, but now of Crock m r,.
Toxis, departed this life in that city at 3
o'clock, on the morning of the 27th, ult
ncr many friends will regret to learn of
her demlBe.
In clothing, gents' furnishing goods,
Ac., Messrs. Smith & Co., are offering
rare bargains just now, in order to make
lupin for tholr Fall stock. When you are
in ibo city call on thom and see their
goods- Next weak thoy will have a new
advortisomont .n our columns.
Messrs. Roed dc Stephens havo just
built a very li andaomo doli very wagon for
Mr. M. J. Collins, tho baker. Mr. Collins
is displaying considerable energy sud on
tcrpriso in pushing bis busin&ss, and
should bo liberally patronized. He de
?wWS frosh bread at any hour In tho day
to his cut lomen--.
A small cyclono passed through tho
country near Mountain Creok Church
last friday afternoon. Its track waa
about one-half mile wide, '''maderable
umber was blown down, ann the growing
crops badly damaged. Or. some farms
the corn and cotton looked as if it had
boen riddled with hail stone?.
We hopo that the teachers in tuc Com
ly will bo aldo to attond the Normal in
?ututo next week. Prof. Morrison, the
inncipal, has bad considerable yxperl
onco in teaching, and has a reputation of
being a lino educator. All who attond
win no doubt feel that they havo been
fully repaid for their limo, trouble and
orpense.
Our young friend, Mack Holland is
Wn8 bachelor's ball and farming at
? ? Sf0*'0'8 Fe?y place. Judging from "
outside appearances, wo put him down as
? Ao 1 farmer. It is worth a trip to bis
lr i ? 800 hls corn on Blver bottoms,
uack is too clover ahoy to keep bachelor's
.Lui.' fihonld form a copartnership ?
with some fair malden. . !
.{jonday School mass meeting will be
hold at Mountain Creek Church on Satur-'
day, 15th inst. Mesan. J. G. CWnkscalod
Si"dJ. E.Brcazeale aro Invited to deliver
Bonday School addresses, and Messrs.
John B. Moore. E. M. Bucker, C. O. i
2ffi??* ?nd E. B. Murray to dlscnss pro
Tho public generally and the
neighboring Sunday Schools especially
aw Invited to attond.
lA;,&,,F; ?hrletaborg's sermona. In
?.o Methodist Choren last Uunday morn
111*," , ovenin& wera highly enjoyed and
SSSiS very a^?vely by the large
22ffSP???*? Present. Hr. Chtiettberg ?
Ki u?1 of admirers in Anderson, and
u??? ? ,,cr<> was a source of much pleas- ,
tJl" U,,ein- Tho 8o""> Carolina Con- j
??2P? "as no brighter or moro eloquent
member than bo. " i
nSSL Or*??J??0- AViw of Tuesday au
&*Vho l,c*Ul of Mra- Narcissi Mo
??.8'?!'?of Maj. T. H. McCann, which
SSE*1 In that city on last Sunday ,
^H>*t ? brief Illness, aged 77
f?*L Mrs. McCann Is weM-khown In ;
?W,?1*1* wallon of our County, where
?IT many friend* and relatives, all of
will be saddened to hear or her 1
*3i7?. u1r remains were Interred nt Car
?*? Church Sunday afternoon.
J?oro ?11,1 bon Sunday School and Tom- 1
^goe pic Nlo at Neal's Creek Obhrch
2. n *JF* Messrs. W. E. Wal
:B\&iS' ^lott? H- ?- Soadday and M.
8oi52r!i^h?yd bcaainvited Jo deliver .
5??day School addresses. ano^Meaam _
??r3 J?. M? Rocker. E. B.
8KV ?nd li. ??. Smith havo leen In- J
aa^ ^JP*?* on 'bo subject of temper- ?
vTn?.iwbllo are invited to attend, ?
^oS?haaS?tn0t t0 forffrt tho imp??'
.ffe^J?* dorris, eldest daughter
Miljie *t ^Thnn?w^orria, of Rocfc
SK?^^Mfe'^ on^Thuraoay morn- ]
ijffi?^l*k or typhoid fever/ after on i
Jerti5^Rl??**bdays. Miss Norrt.s wai i
Wii"?"0 bloon> of womanhood hoing 1
SmS^S^ i
?Sr^^^'ngly har early demise, i
****** ot Wenda and relative*. 1
*he^rtaJ*?.lm* to be,?uch ? big crop
made this Fall ?.fut a groat ni?py Sf ocr 1
mrman will have to buy a new wagon to
market their,producta fu. Anticipating
thia, Messrs. Bleckley, Brown dc Frotwell
baye bought a largo uumber of Ute cele
brated Studebaker Wagons, which they
will BOU. at a Kory low price. In their ad
vertisement they have a number of testi
monials in reference to thia wagon from
ratable citizens who have used thom
This firm can also supply you with a aub
BtantUl buggy. Their stock of hageln i
and ties ia very large, and as they bought
I thom cheap thoy will sell them the sarao
way. Read their advertisement carefully.
! . Po* City Council has takon a step in tue
nght direction in looking closely after
tho sanitary condition of tho city. Noth- I
lng conduces moro to health than clean
liness, aud nothing is more productivo of
sickness than Ililli ; so it is necessary for
tho protection of those who do obsorvo
Ban Ujry measures, that thc carolos? and
indifferent shall be made to do no na well.
If a man sees flt by neglecting to keep
his pretnlBoa clean to invite fever or some
other dlseaso, and endanger his own lifo
and tho lives of his family, ho can blame
no ono but hlmsolf ; but ho has no right
by such negligence to eudanger tho livos
of his neighbors. We hopo that tho
Council will not faltor in its work of hav
ing tho city cleansed. Strict sanitary or
! dinancos strictly enforced, will do a great
deal of good.
Last Monday was tho liveliest Salusdav
wo have had since Spring. A largo crowd
was In town, and horse swapping indulg
ed lu considerable. Tho day was compar
atively quiet. One young man, who had
imbibed too much "corn juico," creatoda
littlo excitement . 4 he started home.
He rodo down Whltuer street at full spcod
yolling at thc top of his volco. Aldormau
Fowler, who wus standing in tho street
near Iiis stable, made an attempt to stop
tho ridor, and aa ho did BO tho latter cut
him on the hand with a kui io. Tho young
man rodo on yolling and cursing, but
before he got beyond t,he city limits ho
waa arrested and brought back to tho
guardhouse. Tba Mayor charged him
only $25 for his littlo fun.
Mr. David Sadler died at his home in
Corner Township last Sunday morning,
after an illness of several weeks, aged
about 70 yoara. Mr. Sadler was l>orn and
raised in Anderson County, an for tho
East forty years has resided ou .10 plan
kton where he diod. He was man of
genial disposition, kind and c. aritable,
and was upright and honest in all his
dealings with his follow-man. For many
years he has been a ruling Elder iu Good
Hope Presbyterian Church. His remains
wore interred at Roberts' Church last
Monday, Rev. It. C. Lig?n conducting the
funeral services. Ab agod \vifb and two
cbildron survive bira. An earnest and
consistent christian, kind and affectionate
husband and father, and a good and use
ful cit ?zen has gone to his rowarr?.
Messrs. Sullivan & Bro. have moved
into their new quarters, next door to
Messrs. Craytou & Sons. We dropped in
to soo them Tuosday afternoon and found
tbolr force busy arranging tboir goods
and putting them in place. This Arm bas
now ono of tho handsomest storerooms
in tho city. The room has been arranged
especially for their business-hardware.
Thoy occupy both floors, which aro con
nected by both a stairway and elevator.
Tho clover proprietors told us they in
tended in the future to carry a largor and
more complete stock than they have kept
heretofore We would adviso our load
ers when thoy come to the city to T:Isit
Messrs. Sullivan & Sro. and seo tboir now
quarters.
The Atlanta Constitution, of last Sunday,
in speaking of that popular Summer re
sort, Tallulah Falls, says: "Mis. C. II.
Strickland, of Anderson, S. C., bas be
come a bright, particular star in tho gal
axy of beauty and wcnltn at Young's
hotel. She is quito young and the pos
sessor of a soprano voice of raro purity
and expression, with which she has do
lighted tho guests at the hotel. Mrs.
Strickland is also a poetess of no mean
order, and bas written somo exquisite
littlo verses; arid besides all this, she
paints beautifully in oil and water colors.
On Wednesday evening a mnaieal and
literary entertainment was given in the
parlors of Young's hotel, lt consisted of
recitations, fancy dances, readings, and
vocal mid instrumental music. Miss
An::'?? IJleckloy scored a decided hit in a
song entitled 'Awfully Awful.'"'
Tho Presbyterian Church last Monday
evening waa lilied with a very large and
Intellifont audience, which had assembled
to listen to Rov. H. F. Cbritzberg's lec
ture on tho subject of "Llcenso and Pro
hibition." Mayor Tolly introduced the
speaker, who, for more than an hour, en
tertained his bearers with ono of the
strongest appeals for prohibition wc have
ever listened to. He handled the subject
with "gloves off," clinching every point
with an argument that could not be dis
puted. He criticised the present laws reg
ulating the sale o? whiskey, and said that
tho responsibility of the whiskey curso
rested not only on tho shoulders of tho
dealers, but also on tho people, who li
censed tho saloons, The lecture through
out was interesting and full of facts, and
doubtless made a deep impression on the
mind nf each ono present.
We took a jaunt over to Hartwell, Ga.,
lost Saturday and spent Sunday at the
Camp Meeting near that beautiful town.
Of course, the trip was a most pleasant
one. No ono can visit that country with
out enjoying himself. Tho people aro BO
clever and hospitable, the young ladles so
charming and sociable, and a v'sltor faros
so sumptuously, that one visit ia bound
to bo followed by another. We had boon
there before. Tho attendance ut tho Camp
Mooting on Sunday was very largo, the
people coining from ail the surrounding j
counties and from Carolina, a number of
young gentlemen being present from this
olly. It was the best behaved crowd we
over saw. The good behavior ls attribut
able, no doubt, partly to the prohibition
law, which is in force in that County.
There wore a number of ablo divines
present, aud wo hoard several fine ser
mons. Hart County ia making rapid
Btrldes forward. Tho no-fonce law ls be
ing agitated - by her citizens, and in all
Crobablllty will bo adopted. Whon thia
i done, abo will progross moro rapidly.
The crop prospects throughout tho Coun?
ty oro very promlstng. During onr so
journ we met many old acquaintances
and formed many new ones, or course,
wo met Brother McGill, of tho Sun, who
ia aa gonial ar.d handsome as ever. Tho
crops from the rlveT to this city oro very
Ano. Our trip did us good, and we snail
go again when tb? opportunity presonis
Itself._;_
. Survivors* MeaUn*.
MR. EDITOR : A call having been made
through the IKTELLIGKKCEB for a meet
ing ofConquray F and Company G, 2nd
g. C. Rifles, to consider tho propriety of
a Ronnlon of said Com pan lou at sortie
time In tho near future, a number ot the
survivor? mot last Monday for tbatpur
^n motion of Thoa. M. White, Maj. D.
L. Cox was called to tho Chair and Win.
M. McGnklu was requested to act aa see
the following resolutlona wore offered
?nd unanimously adopted :
?Resolved, That each survivor of aald
Companies la requested lo meet at Ander
en on Thursday, 20tb hist , for tho pur
pose of further completing their rolls, and
transacting any other bualnosa that may
como before ?ho meeting.
^Besotted, T lat we hereby
tho papers or adjoin'"- Counties Interest.
ixl Irtour Regiment be requested lopnb
IJah thea? pi-orj?ed?igs. , ,
On motion, tho meeting ndJo"ne?
Arrangementii have N?n mado^>
which all who attend our meeting can
Bapttot Church. In Plokena County,
sante
KfiffiaS blKw?r importance?la to bS j
tranced. } -jA**?# Moderator.;
A Kamariurtrta Encape.
Mrs. Mary A. Dailey, of Tun^nnoek;.
PA was afflicted for ela yean with Asth
l a., waa aimow IUI , / wlilrdi t mo
Sot?ber she" probed * *^*&2&
>^WB?*8* o/tbra ?rb?u eure of
11 Throat and Lung Dlaeaaea tt llill
Closing Exercise* of ailsa feil? tiela'?
Behool.
MR. EDITOR: A day bf uurlvalltd
ooauty an assembly as representative
ana well-behaved aa It was burge, and a
program lilied tb thobrim with entertain
ment, contributed to ru ak o the clewing
oxerclaea qt Silas ElUo Reid's school; et
Gcnorosteo Church last Friday, a coui
pleto and unequivocal succors. The
church building, in which a stage had
Iroou improvised, and which was taste
fully decorated cn the interior, wu?
crowded to its utmost capacity, when the
oxerciaes wore opened at 9:30 o'clock
with prayer by th? Rev. Calvin Preasly.
The Rill of Faro for the day Included a
repertoire of 68 separate and distinct per
formances, and occupied moro than two
boars In Its presentation. In it were ar
rangod in Judicious and pleasing variety,
charades, dialogues, r?citation? singly
and iu conoert, extract speeches aud
essays, in tho rendering ol which almost
tho entire school took. part. The essays
of Miases Lula Sherard, Eaalo Bbwlo:
Haggle Stevensott, Sallie Sudr?rd arni
Marnie Pressly wore read by proxy.
No higher com pl ?men t could have boon
palo to the excellent execution of every
u?iaii of the program than was expressod
in tho unbroken attention bestowed there
on by tho large audioncc, comprising aa it
did, thc patrons and friends of tho school,
with mauy visitors, who, wbilo not per
sonally interested, could but remark tho
evidoncos of careful and well directed
efTort on tho part of tho teacher In tho
promptness, faithfulness, and easo with
which each Rom was performed.
A "Farewell Addross" read by Mist
Roid formed tho/wife of the occasion, so
far as regarded the elocutionary and dra
matic portions thereof. The next all-ab
sorbing and all-conBumlng topic was tho
couHidoration of a dinner of immeasu
rable bountifulness and inexpressible
toothsomene&s" which bad boen up read
'neath shading oaks.
After an interval of an hour and a half,
seats wore removed to the grove nu ITO un d .
lng the church and addresses were lis
tened to from Baxter Clinkscalea and
Pringle Cook, Esqrs. Mr. Cook was in
terruntod in the midst of his speech by a j
thunder shower, which; while it Was not ?
"down on the bills" bad tho effect of
rapidly and thoroughly dispersing tho
crowd. Tho calamity was intensified, in
that it prevented the bearing of an address
from Col. Jno. Q. CUnkscales who was in
attondanco during the day.
With tho clearing away of the clouds
came the breaking up of the crowd of
pupila and friend;, accompanied by
mutual congratulations upon the success
of tho occasion, and oxpressiona of praise
tor the young teacher who bad had the
pluck to attempt such an exhibition and
the ability to carry it to a Huooessful iasuo.
Miss Reid ts from Due Wost, and baa only
had charge of tho school for the post
session. Tho young America Cornet
Band gathered unto tbomsclvea a host of
friends for>tholt kindness in furnishing
music of the most suporior quality and
in the most liberal quantity throughout
the occasion. T? E. II.
Church Festival at ?tUoneeor.
Mn. Kn iron : ItwaBour .rood fortune
tobo among the numbor that attended
tho Church Festival at Ebenezer last I
Friday. Tho occasion was a success in
every s??nse of the word.
Just before dinner was served the
crowd assembled in the Church whore
the following topics of discussion were
disposed of : "The Church-ita temporal
benefit'!." Opened by Geo. E. Prince,
Esq., and participated In by Dr. C. V.
Barnes and Col. B. F. Brown. "Temper
ance-evils of Intemperance, its remedies
and prospects," opened by Mr. C. C
Foathorston, followed by George E. Prince
Esq., and Dr. C. V. Barnes.
After this, the time was consumed by
partaking of one of the most elegant din
ners it was over our good fortune to
handle, or at least to try to handle, und in
having a good, social tinto generally.
Several young ladies from a distance wero
present, among whom ive noticed Miss
Faunie Hall of Florida. Mias Lou
Breazeale from Greenville, Miss Sue Wat
son from Andorsou, and Miss Emma
Clinkscalea from Belton. Taking lt
al toget er, tho Church Festival at Ebe
nezer was a very pleasant adair, and we
would adviso anyone in search of a good
dinner, a good* time, or good looking
young ludios, to try the Kbenezor com
munity before going to any other market.
F.
To the Teachers.
We hope every teacher of a public
school in Anderson County will attend
the County Normal next week. Do uot
forget that the Normal is Tor your special
benefit. It will pay you and pay the
community In which you teach. Be on
hand at the opening session, if possible.
Lot tho trustees bo present, at least a part
of the time, if they can. We hopo to
have present overy teacher and as many
of the patrons of public schools as feel an
interest in the success of tho schools. Let
no teacher flatter himself that be knows
enough about the art of teaching. Many
men Know very well what to teach, but
do not know how to get about it. Tbero
is much for us all to learn. .
Respectfully,
J. O. Cl.IHK'iOAL?.S,
Sohool Commissioner.
These are Solid Facts.
The beat blood purify and system regu
lator ever placed within tho roach of suff
ering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters.
Inactivity of tho I fi vcr, Biliousness Jaun
dice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any
disease of the urinary organs, or whoever
requires an appetizer, tonio or mild stim
ulant, will always find Electrio Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, evory bottle guar
anteed to give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at flay cents a bottle by
Hill Bros. _^_
There Is no economy in paying $2.00 per
doz. for glass fruit jare when you can save
your whole crop with $1.00 worth Ameri
can Fruit Preserving P. and L., in com
mon jars, kegs or barrels.
40-2rn HILL Bno.'j.
Iee I Iee! Iee I A full supply bf
Puro Lake leo on hand. Customers viii
please send for their supplies before 0
o'clock p.* ?m., at which hour tho storo
will be (dosed. O. A. REED.
Reed &*8tephcna have just .received a
largo quantity of celebrated' Golumbua
made Buggies, and always keep in stock
all styles and grades of Home-made and
Western Phaetons, Boggles and Wagons,
which they sell on time until Fall on ap
proved paper. Call on Mr. A.S. Stephens
at their Factory, Main Street, South of
Square, before you purchase and get his
pnces, and yon wlU bo paid for your trou
ble. They nave also added to their work
ing force three export Northern work
men-a Blacksmith, Painter and Trim
mer. Send them your repairing if you
want it done with dispatch and in a neat
manner. Mr. Stephens, who ia au expert
workman of twenty-five years experi
ence, overlooks all the' work before it
eaves the shop. 44
Tho most deadly foe to all malarial dis
eases is AVer's Ague Cure, a combination
of vegetable ingredients only, or -Which
the most valuable ia used in no other
known preparation., This remedy is an
absoluto and certain specific, and suc
ceeds when aU other medicines fall.. A
cure ia warranted.
A Card.
i Before going North in August wo want
to reduce our stock of Dry Goods, No
tions, Shoes and Hats. Low quartered
8hoee, Obttonade?, Hats end Slippers al.
most at your own price. We have inst
rccelvod bUr1 first lot of Ladies' Fino
Shoes, the nicest goods ever offered for
tho money.. We Invite overy lady to soe
them before buying. Oar new $i00 and
$3.00 shoes for men can't be beat. Goree
and sra them. In Batten, Lace and Bal-,
morals. Every pair warranted. Don't
spend your money until yon price gooda.
?j G. P. Jomes ?k Co's.
The curativo powor of Ayer'* Sarsapa
rilla ls too well known to ret?nlre the spe
cious aid Of any exaggerated or fl ell tiona
certificate. Witnesses of ita marvelous
eurea are to-d^y Hying In overy city and
hamlet of tho!land. Write for nantes if
you want borne evidence.
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VOR
[an and Beast
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more and
more evory year.
ANOTHER WEEK
- or --
UNABATED INDUCEMENTS
- TO THE
People of Anderson County
A SUCCESS WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
e-ft? ww\ i?i%$\ m$m
CROWDED !
CROWDED !
CROWDED I
Vtith Customers and Bargains !
CONTINUATION OF OUR
GREAT REMOVAL SALE
Until there is Nothing left to Remove T
Nothing kept hack, no matter how Staple. Everything
is offered at
INCOMPARABLE LOW PRICES.
It is our firm desire to open out this Fall in
Our New Building,
Now occupied by Messrs. B. F. brayton & Sons, adjoining the
National Bank of Anderson, with a Stock of FINE GOODS,
FRESH and NEW, that for
BEAUTY, TASTE and ELEGANCE,
Shall exceed tho expectation of our most fastidious Lady
friends. --^--?-"?-s^
ROYAL OFFERINGS.
Who Wants Dress Goods?
The question is who wants them ? We DO NOT want them, and almost any
price can get thom.
Cotton Mataiasse Dross Goods at 5c, worth J Oe.
Pretty Plaid Dress Goods at 14 yards for one dollar, worth double the money.
Undesirable shades of Nun's Veilings at 10c a yard, formerly sold at a quarter.
One piece of Black Dress Silk afc 65c that canuot be matched for one dol
lar elsewhere.
All our pretty Satins-18 different shades-at only 40c a yard.
Black all-wool Banting at lOo a yard.
To keep and move,
Or not to keep and moro,
That is tbe knotty question.
We certainly do think it best
To sell right now, not keep Ibo rest.
? To open out new with pretty things
As only Madame Fashion brings.
Big Bargains in Bleached and Unbleached CANTON FLANNELS. Buy
i hon now-yon ?rill save money. We wilt sell them awfully chenp.
We have left plenty of Turkey Bed Table Damasks at 10c, which other people
are trying to sell for 75c ; or Turkey Red Doylies for 50o a whole dozen, or 60c for
a whole dozen of Towels, or 5c for a whole pair of Hose, or Sic for a splendid
Corset, (it beats the world) ; or 25c for Black Silk Gloves, which we sold ourselves
evon for 75c, only they dre odds and ends, and we want to get rid of them.
THE LIST OF BARGAINS IS ENDLESS !
COME SOON X COMB SOON !
Aro our solemu words of warning to all persons economically inclined. A TWEN
TY THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK is thrown opon the Counters for your in
spection at prices which appear too rid i cul ou a to mention here.
Don't delay, but come at once ;
Bring yonr wives, daughters, sons
And neighbors-all are anxious for
The Bargains at the New York store.
Goods cost but little-they are awfully cheap ;
So come and buy-you will not weep-(nor we.)
^lET ESOIJI^SH I
White Checked Nainsooks at 7c a yard. Dotted Swisses at 12} a yard-(we
mean what wo say, 12 Jc a yard. White Lawns only G J c. Yard-wide, world*
renowned Fruit of Loom, only 8c. . Embroideries, Laces and Parasols at Cost
(don't want to keep them until next year.) Fans and Fancy Goods at less than
cost.
, Why not buy your CARPETS now 7 You v? il 1 bo th o gai nc oy tho transaction.
Wo hare been telling SHOES an cheap that some people thought tba price waa
for one Shoe. Please remember we are selling Shoes by the pair. Eighty pair of
Brogans left at SOe a pair, besides hundreds of other 1 jargains in our Show Depart
ment. .
WE WILL SOON BE IN OUR NEW BUILDING.
AND THEN PLEASE 3EAR IN MIND that we want the money kept at borne;
that we Intend purchasing a Stock of Goods in every wsy titted for a city tea times
the size of Anderson ; thai there shall be no excuso for any Lady to send o?* for a
dogie article, and we bops that no one will do BO bsioro giving our assortment s
thorough Inspection. We earnestly desire to build ap a Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe
and Millinery Business that shall havo no superior in,tbs city of Charleston or in
tho Stale ; but of course we need th? good will, custom and patronage .of the best
people of thia and adjoininlng Counties. On our nido nothing ?ball be wanting to
deserve such-consideration from your hands. Wc shall dp' business ?poa buslncsa
principles; adopting tho tacthod-j of tho largest and rnoU successful bouses in the
country-such as a perfect CASH SYSTEM, a Cashier and Cash Boys; A ONE
PR?OE PLAN, a? near aa circumstances will permit same, obliging and expert ?
enced amistan ts, polite treatment, an ever trilling tas to show Goods; and above
nil a thorough regard for what each and every customer wants, nay the article be
?ver so trifling. Upon such principles we must ouccccd, as (acosta only deserves.
In ?ho meantime,
Take Advantage of our Bargain Sale.
Moving Goods costs money-wi will rather sell the
Gooda BO much chiaper,
t?~ Our Mr. M B. Arnstein will be In Nea- York tho next tlx weeks, and soy
letter addressed ti bim at 885 Broadway, Kew York, will have hts prompt attention
.1 . . *
July 30,1885 8
3Vi:0"VI3?TC3- lE^XOES?
For tho next thirty flays wo will sell all Good*
A.T A. GREAT SACRIFICE
FOR SPOT CASH.
We do this in order to reduce our Stock before moving into our new
and handsome Store, four doors from National Bank.
Call early.
July 30,1885 8
DUE WEST
FEMALECOLLEGE.
EXERCISES bogin first Monday in Oc
tober.
Careful moral training. Thorougli teach
ing. Best racilities in Music, instrumental
and vocal ; French and Painting.
Terms unusually low. Whole cost of
Boar.? and regular Tuition for year #165.00.
For Catalogue apply to tho President.
J. Pi KENNEDY. ;
July 23, 1885 _2_._
NOTICE. j
WE will lot to the lowest reeponsiblo
bidder, at the Poor Uouse Place,
on August 25th, between tho hours of ll
and 12 ru m., tho contract for the building
of a largo and commodious Frame Honro
for the use of pauiw?. Plans and specifi
cations exhibited on day of letting.
J. JAMESON.
A*0. NORRIS,
W. J. ROBINS,
Board Co. Com. Anderson Co., 8. C.
July 23, 1885 2_5__
IMPORTANT
TO
GIN OWNERS.
TUE undersigned dc?lria to inform Oin
owners that he is prepared to do any
kind of repairing on a Oin. Shar
pening a specialty. Now ls the time to
get your work dono. Don't wait until you
are ready to uso your Oin. I have had
years of experience, and guarantee satisfac
tion in prices and work. During the sea
son I can always be found at my residence
in the Southern portion of tho city. If |
your Glu needs repairing, br?n?- it along
without delay.
B. F. WILSON.
July 10,1885__1_2m
READ, BEAD, BEAD 1
, In what everybody says there must be
some truth. Where a preparation is
guaranteed to please everybody, in overy
particular, and none complain, there must
bo virtue in tho preparation, as it 1B human
to grumble when you get a chance. Some
of our friends say :
MOFFATTS VILLE, 8. C., April 7th. 1885.
MssHItB HIM. linos.- Gentlemen: I used tho
American Fruit Preserving Powder and
Liquid lost year, and lt Is with much satis
faction I add iny_lestimony to its virtues.
The fruit and vegetables I used it with aro
now in a perfect state of preservation with
natural taste and smell. Tho advantage of |
this over canning fruit is that it kocps
larger package*, ls more reliable, and can
bo opened and used from timo to time
without Ramage. Respectfully,
Max. THOMAS A. SiiKRAno.
MKSSRX. HILL BROS.-Gentlemen : The
American Fruit Preserving Powder and
Liquid I bought from you last year, is all
that you recommended it to be. We UBod
it on peaches, apples and vegetables, and
they are preserved perfectly without un?
pleasant taste or smell, and we have used
them from the day they were put up with
out any damage. I heartily recommend it
os a perfect preservative of all kinds of
fruit and vegetables. Respectfully,
D. A. ELROD.
MESSBS HILL Bnca.-Dear Sift: The
American Fruit Preserving Powder and
Liquid has certainly been a success with
me. I have given it a fair trial on fruit, and
do unhesitatingly and heartily recommend
it. The fruit we put up with It is now in
a perfect Btato of preservation with no un
natural tasto or smell, and we used it out
of the vessels constantly without damage.
Respectfully,
W. A. GEKU.
Hill Bros. sole agents, Anderson S. O.
For salo also by Jas. Hunter & Son's,
Pendleton, 8. C., and Finley & Shirley,
Honea Path.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN order to reduce my Stock of Goods by
the loth of July I will offer
INDUCEMENTS to CASH BUYERS
-IN-,
DRY C.OOD8,
Consisting of n fall lino of
CALICO.;
MUSLINS, PIQUER,
WHITE GOODS, n full line,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CASSI M ERES,
COTTON A DES. .
HATS.
A good Block of Hats. .
My ?took of Sb oes la Just splendid. If
you want a first-class Shoe at a low prlco I
can accommodate you. Special attention
emited tovruy LADIES' ?HOitt,- Mens
Low Cut Shoes, Kips, Brogans an A Gaiters,'
Kystocfe oT /
GROOElBIfigl
And other Goods complete, I have a larg?
sale lu Roasted Anea and Golden Rio
Ooflfce and fino Tea.
Givomn?caUbeforobuylug.
?. B. TOWERS.
Jun? ll, 1885 ?8
ANDERSON
MILIT?RY^SCHOOL.
W. J. LIGON. IMncipal.
COL. J. G. CLINKSCALES,
Assistant.
-o
npiIE Fall Session of thia School boglna
JL SEPTEMBER 1st, 1885.
The scholastic year Is divided into two
ecaaions of twenty weeks each, and extends
from September ?, 1885, to June 4, 1880,
with a week's Intermission at Christmas.
Tho charges will bo $10.00, $14.00, $10.00
and $20.00 per session, according to the
grade of studies pursued. All charges be
?In with the pupil's entrance toto tho
chool, and continuo to tho close of that
session, unless tho pupil ls prevented from
attending hy serious Illness. A contingent
foo of fifty cents per session will be re
quired, to cover incidentals.
Payments must be made each half
session In advance. This requirement will
bo absolutely necessary in order that the
demands for Teacher's Lire, advertising and
rent of school property may be promptly
?set. Don't complain at this, since you
well know that no business eau be success
fully conducted on tho uncertainty of a
credit basis, especially that of educating
the young, which ia of.the first Importance.
Let the Teacher be assured of hrs pay, and
it will act aa a stimulus to good WJJ&;
Regard lt os a sacred duty to educate, and
thua elevate your children, and for that
purpose lay by frcm your earnings enough
Board can be had with Col. Clinks calca
in the Institution at$12.50 per month, pay
able monthly in advance. This Includes
all necessaries, except towels, vashlng and
lights. Rates for board from Monday to
Friday afternoon. $9.00 per mouth.
Apply tot Catalogue.
W. J. LIQ ON, Principal,
Joly 9,1885 52 cow
JHLAB built up a reputation unequalled
in the last fifty yean. Manufactured In
Baltimore, lt stands our climate best. For
combination of Tolarno and richness of
tone, together with refined uweetnoaa and
pu il ty, IT HT ANDS. THE LEADING
PIANO FORTE OF AMERICA. Sub
stantial and durable. Fully warranted for
fivo years.
THE VERDICT
OF THE PEOPLE, seems, they will not
buy any but thc
STANDARD ORGAN,
Made by Pcloubot & Co. In fifteen month?
I aold thirty-one of them, and published
the testimony of the satisfaction of the
purchasers to tho world. I have tried to
sell four ether makes of Organs for the last
two years and only sold four. Now, tho
people's judgment may be wrong-but that
la their VERDICT. They prefer the Stan
dard Organ, made by Polonbct & Co
Hence, I wUl not sell any other Instru
ment but tho above. Sold ON EASY
TERMS. Come and see me, or write to
nie. .. .. .
J. A. DANIEL?,
Exclusive Agent.
May 28,1?84 46
C O TTON GINS I
DO YOU WANT TMS BEST!
THE "COTTON BLOOM" COTTON GIN
MAKES botter lint, gina faster, and ia more durable than any other. The Cotton
Bloom has an iron frame- and "PATENT BEATER" for thoroughly cleaning the
the lint. 10O of theso Gins sold by us justify the highest praise. Buy a Gin that will
wear well and do good work. For prices, terms, Aa, apply to or ball on us?
We are also agenta for Galleta Steel Brash Cotton Gin? made, by the
manufacturers or the "Cotton Bloom" Gin.
Cane Mills and Evaporators, Wagon Scales, &o.f
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS,
HABDWABE, HAEDWAKE.
Baye time and money by buying your Hardware at the
"THE HARDWARE STORE" OF
SULLIVAN & BRO.
Bf. H.-Wo now occupy Reed's Store, near Railroad bridge, on Malo Street, but
will return to our former stand and new rooms on tho Public Square the 1st August next.
July 80.1885 ._
W. A. CHAPMAN'S
Is the Plaoe'to Boy Your
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, SHOES,
An he will move by First September to th? Store Boom .
now occupied by BI. B. Arnstein, (the New York
Cash Store?) and so.os to avoid moving; ho
now offering certain lines of
Dross Goods? Calicoes, Ginghams, Bleaching,
Cassimeres, Cottonades, Bed Ticking,
Sea Island Cottons? Towels, Table Damask,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Mose,
j?uT J^ISTID BELOW OOSCC.
sar- Be sure and giro him a cali beforo buying elsewhere,
..... WY Av CHAMU?r;.^
July 28,1885
AU* KINDS. AX*X>
FRUIT JARS,
Simpson, Heid Sc Co.*s
DRUG STORE,
Waverly House Corner, Anderson, S. ?,
COLUMBUS BUGGIES.
Jurt IR and fa arrive Car Load of tte Famous
OOLUMBUS BUGGIES,
?uS^S^ cf
' Conic to see us, and we will fl^qu ^"wltt the ^ ..
July2,1885