The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, August 27, 1885, Image 4
Gr. CIJNKSCAiiES/iiiTORi
3 ^RfflS!
^ - J^Mri^ Institute. It is helpful to havel
. the silent approbation of such a &w.i
- May helonglive to encourage us in
^BkN^ strogft. against* ignorance and
'?? ->>f^ y ? ; ?;:
;:;^Mui;DBviatel Todd and Both
rc^ honored the Institute with?1b?irv
pifjeenceS These. gentlemen\have. our
>?i?nks- It ia-worth a ride from ono side
*riby?: j ..- ?? ?;_ -J>/ ...
jfesuccess in her work of the fttoje)
l?teyer^?t.m?y be. ";. * '
imerjoWtwSoJf,
l JBrnsny. weW-T6wnj@r?
: to Texas next Wtef."
*>n6 field :-bf; nse^
j^esa^ning;ii>?^ool&;s3ftitQ
beeafce&ib/^ or' Gp^c^
er free,
ij^oolsv "Boes th?'St&te NonhaJ
?Mobi-assuredly it does hot.
:1t in^ndersohG?nity, and
those teachers attend^
,*ere
eprerogafave
temperament of^ the-hnm?
rotrjv v^Itnot
toivswfor the instruct
ig\ schools ^nd
' find it? Nine
i^'Vfrom
ae^m^-toj
tie place. ^^Tiie^Sfert?
J?itt^ibV^^ j
3?.&wt ^ We make tbia sugges-'
l$^yj$H^
^^^/Jt^^^^a^^'do.- away'with!
^?iCk^7:!Njp?ftE mnst iake its place.
t$jfe fact, we^. are, fi#yc parauad?!.-1
s/?fc)ttnty'^b?tH&ro?gfi 'which we
?expeR_
wpporters. Our untrtictors reach
rla ^j^hu^blest
;eajdow^; .4o,j^u?Ql??KJm worki
kUieirieach^
r rwrk^^a^^^l^^d lec;
'VjM^-j^^^ didn't
rany.;;; ^.didn't have any "literary
spoken of by thef
:*. other counties. We
iy ;be wroo^'iit?olfee we may, but
;^i?re nevertheless-free to cor^ess.the
guthat .ajl^ortf ^t^ Normals iiave j
Wto^ ii^^^^Tarj treats.'';
itr doeiis't ^ropc?tf ^ gve/her
: j.;^ta?Vy .^eatft^ii^oi}4: com
J$fcoJmfe$n?,
'i:;:^;^tae^ng^er-exereuw of the-State
Normal, must conclude that it is the very
?' thing our 'teach era-do -not.needy. - We, re}
jsipwtfully^ iovlto .the 'attention of our
Let the
Sfete Normal be"'numbered among the
Mty7?W,et i^o amount
^:; ;5aYp^natea. fbrUts supportT bieliiviaed
;i?tttong?xe coon ties. 'We make that mo
::pu^in\;y?ur/^6.t'; shot;'if right,
? ^y^h^/ef ^ou'^appreyal.^
be r.ttart?g.hiy;.^en^_&ted.^ ;_We
. the matter w.OT$^J^.thooghtgil
ansideration.
, ^If every County were required to have
aNonnal of its own, the State Snperin
.: ten^eat ^QUld..Jie. ehabledrto meet that
' ^ciasa of tochers in wh?se'wdrk he is, or
f^^^M^M^i deeplyfinterested.
^^(^^yeiyr''g^D?8me&. who have, been
' d^nveriDg grand lectures"ai[?i)Te St|t6
?JSpWOTV;,c^. go-Mt. to the County Nor:
?'a?^pi^vrAway:i^aeir a?JfeJrlower their
>Jfhind-8fghis," and dc-effective worki
^?S^?d^6;Jflctnre'on the ''pynaWrt
Qt Phuoaoph^ the "Astronomy of
>jGteography"--onr teachers. Of geograpbj
_L3?QCQln remarked on one occasion, "such
leetores are very nice io: that class of
persona that like that class of lectures."
] en can show our t each era
h a class geography;;; history,
id anihmeUc, they will flw||
la needrnofgo ttfjoM^r
lersoQ and Bichland can furnish in?
structors enough for- a dozen County
JNbrmals.:? rCmTrfe?^era^ave asHS^for
two week?' instruction next year. They
r8|?g vhajfft#t.^ ~fflf&x \rjbr ]aj?rej jpf>fte
amount for State Normal, we can have
an Institute from which w^ejaay derive
?nfi$toiy greate>l>en^t^an|w^ouJd
What say our readers ?
Bully
?.t.ia,favor ,of i
pVovo^0onr'"$lj
The wanton and lawless Use of the
to disgrace. Tuere i
as*
ft is permitted is because a; few bullies
and boasting: cowards in certain neigh?
borhoods intimidate the great majority of j
^?nrnt&Stlf
er, a few of his friends will pat him on
j.tjhjti frfti^ I
better glass ,af law-abiding
I ter, just left hfn|alin? pfence
caster and JjaoJfeB tbjfr&niay be
ing or other outrage every week, and it
j is permitted because law officers have not
the cnuraige to .make thearrestsland, get
indictments. TffivTitie reports in
I the papers a negro was wantonlly Bhot
piS^oSeto talk tojj
I iodifference as)
killing-dog. Ir? ... ,_
was sentenced to pay a-fine for some vio?
lation of the law and not- having the"
money, two white men aT^RFlA^f JP.il
he would work it. c Tailing to do
this, the negro left anajf
bor's hb?se. Some perse
arid shot him as he $
jthe ^use^These. ^w
Wood there is not nne-fo?rth of the
white men of the State that sympathize
??itb^hose whocommit the deeds,
"tsWwborieve the ireas?n th?Fsuch. ft-state;
of affairs prevails is because all our peace
5omoBrs,^3froiniSe G^rhor^oVvntoithtf
constable, are afraid to.use all the means
in their ;power to reprm such crimes and
punish, the' crmrinafar; ^vigorous1 ad
mjhistratioh of law is \ needed. The
strong arm 01 the Government should be
1
inany ;X3tizens:-in^?icertaitt Cbpnty, :was
?enfcto^(fownciuT^
de tail d sfi veral * 'instahess ? of ? oppression"
terrort aad this; very terror may _ have
can^eo^:^ the evils
infiicted. Bat Jie-.pe?tion--Wj^.^ic|
?to cause tb ? f^vefn? liHfcl
quire iDto^Mtft^ w
and he mayliavedone it,^or thioo
ceedingly-cautious, he is?
shirk-duty whence: fccw.,^
state of law
class of ci
itantjeopL- , .
?rnor to make immediate and thorough
investigation. He should. cot-wJait..uuiil
the Legislature meets, or refer the matter
jtothe sieriff of the County, or the Judge
should act at onpap
tat all good citizens
, .. .use the honor and
gnity of the State are at. stake.??zro
-{. .On -Friday last the two-year-old- child
^^?Mliaffl/Boyd,' HvirfgiberowtowD
a fewmUea,.was fearfullyiBtong by bees
and we understand that its condition was
very serious for a day or two.? The.child
was playingon the yard r?ndle? atten?
tion,- of^^i&eir#/wa8^
'whetf-they'ran out: hurried!
iby-bad-approach
too near to one of the bee-hives and that
the. bees had settled on the child's hej
the^cdnldr; was In great agony and;
young to run was being pelt
dreds of the vicious.litUo-inseeC Water ?
ihe^chil&l
was
and
atta
Si
child>iA*as f(
ite^face, n1
of bruised'
prescribed; for the^
accounts it was dot
it was not yet out of
swallowed
wirds
Ifeiss?
while
Herald.
ic uu'.-j ud'at~ls
very weUrrarlW
The baby
and after
^"up^t
bees enter
(ras cryin
le mouth
Euefelen's Arnica Salye. vf
^e^dfori^Ou^
/and all Skin Eruptions, and posi?
tively cures Piles, otJmSgpy;rtf|iW?L.
It is guaranteed to givtf perfect immie?
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents'!
ile*y?f^ad4?lnc
S. C. Military
CHAIRMAN BOARD OF VISITORS.
[CI1HE following Beneficiary Vacancies I
? Jiveilst fh the Soutb^jCOToTina :MilitaryH
htch willbe filled by dpmpeti-'1
tive exam&atlohs before Boards to assem?
ble in the respective Counties, at the Coun?
ty Seats,, on 18th September next.
' 33ie forms of application for permission
^ppWb^fbfe?^bard^wdl DeTumish^
to the C^l^m^i^f^h^^^^l^T^^^
at Barnwell, on or before the 12th day of
September. - '
erry^.y||v,l?
lerson.f..1
Chester....,.1
CoUetori........ .........1
Greenville?.:.'/, '....^.'.i
Georgetown,....*.1
Kershaw...1
Pickens.;..1
Richland....2
Spart?nburg ......1
Snmior .'......'...V...I
Union......^...1"
WiUiamsburg......l
JOHNSON HAGOOD,
Chairman Board pf Visitors.
August 20,4,685 ; -t 6 < . .3- .'
STATE OF aO^TH CARQIiLNA, ??-?;!
yaNl?ERfiQN COUNIY.
'Byi'.-ThotA ?:2Bfcm, I Judged bf:}probuPsr
WHEREAS,- I^*re&eJ.vHiii lias
applied w 'life to grant rieUe'rs oT Ad-'
miutetmtion on the Estate -nnd eflccts of
Ssmrael TOi>deceasBd, to "A.sW..HPifekBft5. T?
These are therefore to'-cl^e and ftdmon
ishjriVj^Bdrjd and, ewfditbrs of the said
aulotteT^Tr.'^eceased, to be . and ap
pear -boibro me in Court of Probate, to
be held at Anderson Court House, on
(1fcerfth\day ofSeptemberi'188?, after, pnb
ifcftiliS.horQot, to shew caiiso, if any theyi
have, why:. ther i said' ?dministrati?nr
snonftl not bo'granted. " _r:.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
August, 18^ j ^ ^ j. p.
. August 20; 188S~-^ We^"7 ? " ?
iff.
The Mirror
is no flafteirer." Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm?
er that almost cheats the
JoCjkiilJ^Iass.
v All iSorts of
hurts and many sorts of ails of
man and beast need a cooling
pk&on. jiustang Lfnimerit.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, i
Anderson County
By Thomas C- Ligin, Judge 'of Prob
I WHEREAS, Betty Johnson ha3 ap
$>Ued to;, me tor grant her letters <rffAd
mrnlstration on the* Personal Estate |of
B. Lewis Johnson; deceased.
. : These are the?er?fe?to citg:arid admon?
ish all kindred' and creditors of the said
.B. Lewis Johnson, deceased, to be and ap?
pear before me in Court of Probate to *e
'held at Anderson Court House, on the
29th. day of AngU8t^'-1885, after publica-<
UUu lMwr tu ?BUtfW-mHeT^any-they.
havOj^hy the said administration should
^t r^Wtoted/^^BS^ader my hand,
^A^igust^, 1885^ffi^ ^IQON? J- *\
.A-WOMAN.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
. ^y nan? Is Mary. Chapman; aad*F li^a"*? the
cc*herkf W?Uafea^iKJox 4tree?rA???Si: ] I
have^eenfc dmdful: sufferer from scrofula abd
runiift^eating scrofulous ulcers for six yjars.
Have Bjjb^fiieff nfijg during the Umo by sevfen
Atlanta phyaicians, but they failed to cure me.
I also used various advertised remedies without,
!ttl8ilttut bwreflt. While being thus treated, I grew1
worse all the time Scrofulous swellings on both?
aides of my neck.?which became running, eating
'sores, ,affec?ng~rny throat, mouth and nose. The
?eating sorer on my neck were amass of corrup?
tion almost down to the bones.' 5fy throat be?
came so ranch affeoteilhat J cotrld: scarcely,' swal?
low, my food lodging in a portion of my throat.
I lost my appetite cnthely, lost my. flesh, and was
reduced to GO pounds weight? being amiere; skele?
ton. My'wholo syBiom,became terribly'poisoned,
and in a' fearful ^condition.''' tn^th'? condltfohil
commenced the use of B. B. B., and found great?
?lief inlthe"first bottle/ . " ..>,{?
"When I had used five1 bottles my health iiad' ic|
much improved that the ulcers were all healed, the
swelling subsided, my appetite rrt]ph^cdymyf skin
became active, my strength returhediiind I gained |
44 pounds of flesh. ? I am now healthy, fat ana
hearty,'and'am a'blo to do a* much work as any
wo man, and feel as happyas-*la^"'"''hK
kidney Com pl?itrtl^
t^r^rsiXfe^r^^e^aterriblesuffortW'
Sr^a^roublesomeklaney complaint, for the re
lief of which I have spent over ?250 without ben?
efit, tho most noted 6C-rcalled remedies proving
|?Bures.;' The.use of onestnglo bottlo of B. B. tf:
haabeen marvelous, glvingpiioro relief than an?
other treatment combined:- - It- is a gute'- cure,
while others, if they euro at all, are in the aistant
V
v'V FOR'SA-LE BY ffILL BROS.,
-^-Notice to Contractors.
f;wiil let to the lowest bidder ort
the
ay ? of letting. Reserving!
the right to reject any and all bids. 1
.Noticeis hereby given''that.thi above!
Bridge is considered in .a/daugerojs con
dijion, and persons crosjjggyh/ same will:
ao so at their own risk. - \
J. JAMESON, Ch'n., i
A. 0. NORRIS,
'fi-jo w. j. robbins,:- gT ;
^i'?V- Board Co. Com. A..C.,Sf.C. ;
Angusr;6,-1885- ? :4 - j
: r? ? ? - .
Notice to Contractors.
,\I/E .wiU let to the lowest responsible;
bidder on Friday, the 4th day o?
'\^j?fe Jiew.
wenty-three MflelJreek, j
sfopins1 tMiU. Plansand specifications!
pikno^n at the time of letting. Com-;
ranera reserving the right to reject any
^bids. J.JAMESON,
A. Ol NORRIS,
t W. J. BOBBINS,
s^tDMdJpounty. Com.
JOHSV
College of,
ledlcal Students unsur-'. |
passed cunTcal and other advantages. Send for a
(?taltfguatDf-?:;< PB.: THOMAS; OPIE, Dean,'
r ... .. 179 N.-Hqward Street.
)" ADV^Ti?teBS:~LoWest; Bates for'adrer-'
tiaing In 0G2 good nowspapera sent free. Ad
_gT.Tj'jft nrt, -in "nruxnffV,,,^, ,Y ?
;6, 1885 4 4
ND BOOTS.
" HAVE a full line of Bay State Shoes'
" \ Boois^ Knanted not * -
food Shoes and Boots wil
iterest to call on
A. B. TOWERS.
25 Yg?RSJFT
The Groatert Medical Tricaph tt the Age!
8yrtr*TOWso^
_ID L9VER.
* LostofiippatHe, Bowels costlvo, Fain in
Cbe head, with m dull sensation in the
tteok Jtftrt, K?4
a foellngof having neilected so mo dsty,
I Wesriness, DIrzlnoas, TIu11crice at the
Heart, Dots hsfar? the ?7ea,IIe?d?ck?
over the right eye, Restlessness, with
fltfttl dreams, High! j colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
- tutpt'S PITaliS are especially adapted
to ouch eases, one doso effects ouch a
mis
_on on
tr Stools) ?ro
?r ac.ir.Y.
HAIR DYE.
Gbay Baxs or.WBunas changed to a '.
.Goourr Black 1^-a atnale appUeaaon of
tail dte."It-imparts a-natural color, acts
lnttantancoTUly. Sold by DrnggUta, or
sent by express on receipt of fl.
Omee.44 Murray (St., Now York.
-_IJIU.lji.ll. W^.U ?? I '-. 'S-^i.M. -I.E.. 1
THE TEA11 of JUBILEE.
? ?' ? 5 5 y % i i 11 * i
AlII Creation Happy, and^Buying
Pianos and Organs.
Uuustiully Easy lust ailment Terms
now offered by ;
J. L. HAYNIE,
Wiiiiamston, S. C.
PIANOS, $50 CASH and BAL. NOV. 1.
J ORGANS,'$20 OASH and BAL. NOV. 1.
And if crops turn out poor, so that when
Nov. 1st pomes, .the entire balance cannot
be paid, we will accept '?he-half;b'f-'it, and
waft until Nov. 1,1880, for the other half.
Now, come up, buyers. Our Instruments
lead the world. Our prices are the lowest,
our terras the easiest, and wo offer every
Inducement that can be honestly lived up
contains nn antidote for all malarial dls
. ordera vhich, so for OS known, is used in no
other remedy. It contains no Quinine, nor
Bribtuvsut
SrAnfli use i ntly produ?
Jnt
system as bedltliy as it was before the attack.
\TE WARRANT AYER'S AGUE OURS
to cure every cose of Fever and Aguo, Inter- I
mittcnt or Chill Fever, Bemlttent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com?
plaint caused by malaria. In case of fall uro,
; duertrtai; dealers are?uth?ftoa,1)you?--* ?
u^-clatedjffrjjis^i^ toiiefimtfaie'.;
Dr J.C. Ay er & Co., Lowell, Mass.
SoMby&aDrnggifl^
Pf?l DANGEROUS?:1*
ASINGLE SPARK .may^estroy^yonr. |
Duelling in one hour. I can give
you ample security against loss by Fire, as
the combined- Assets of the Companies I
represent.ayTount to $fr,902,418. .Call on
rour Dwellings, Furniture,
landisa} I It'wiUibe^ocfaJe
tarts. * ? K- 'WK-T*
Av B. TOWERS,
Insurance Agent.
Anderson, S. C, March ?7^r&M^ M ^r-A
j^r^^t^M^^^^ab^^^^>
consisting of an eight-room Dwelling with
necessary outbuildings, three-tenant hoj
sea, gin b^onseaggrf?n?tfe^ W? *&yi wate .
with Tract of about 380lacres of Land, one
third original forest, forty acres of bottom,
and balance in high-state-of cultivation; ?)
adapted to small grain, cotton, corn, &c.
Situated within easy access to excellent
educational advantages.^-.' -,' > ?| *\ I
.Also, a House with/six rooms and two |
acres of Land, situate opposite the Spring
itonstr a *TT^i'Mi
ticullrsajpply tojCol. J^ ^
ion, or Dr.;. John Wilsoni"
jdaKfi^WiHiftrn'iston;^. Cr
WM. iL COOLEY.
July 2, 188**- - ;f?s "51 ;
-, . ? ?-?rrr
Notice to Creditors.
M. J. Mitchell, J. Mr e^OTeyrAdm'ftTorj
JFyley Mitchell vs. Edward Mitchell, and
others.
. A LL-peraons having claims -against-khe |
-Jf\. dEfetatierof Wiley Mitchell/deceased,
are hereby notified to present .and:prove*i
same before me on or by the l?th^eptem- ;j
ber next or be barred.
T'ir.i W.m ?HTJMPHp.EYSi Master.
/Ang!6,1885 ; h ) 4 j ' ? : 6
CARPETS, CARPETS.
JUST received a large"as&brHrfent bf.new
samples of Tapestry Brussels, 3-Ply,
Extra Super. and'Extm Super. C. C. Car?
pets at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Also, RugsahdTL>CK>rTf?fe. * If you want,
a Carpet, I can sell ^ou at a low price. .
tf^t, r; - * & > ^.A, B.^QJWBRS.
ier^Sas^Bliiilsilfcors,
Plastering Laths,
tkioh -rrLWiado^iixturos,
Building Material, &c,
Depot Street, Anderson, S. C.
April 30,1885 33 3n
rlj,.J ^, . 1-:. " .???" ': " -'
Gem and Magnet Shirts!
MANUFACTURED for me. The best
fitting and the, he
No better in any market.
fitting and the; best wearing Shirts'
terin anv n&rlel,* t i * 'm J*
A. B. TOWERS.
8ept27, 1883- f: ..v^r'^^
BUGGIES,
. - HARNESS
*?<V WHIPS,
And respectfttl^ requests partieV'.'^flhlpg
tO;purolifiae to^gtve him a.?alland examine
hisstdokj%Yon will certtttphr-^- ?:. : ;
SATE MONEY )r$?
fojr/i&iibiha, and will have the LARGEST,
ASSORTMENT In the up-country to select
Having taken the Agency for several
Countios ;n the upper portion of this State,
"ne*'is* coupp*!cd to keep, in stock a large
number of Machines of various makes to
supply the 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- are re
snectfulte ibjSted to dp?so*andi[5h all re?
ceive polite and careful attention.
The Lig-lit Runnirg
Is now the favorite, and is certainly above
all competition. It TS pihiple'Anp&trong.
doing- the widest range of work, and
equipped with all the late improved At?
tachments. -.- It is the lightest and .easiest
running Shuttle Machine 'on the market,
and in fact the New Home takes the front
?rank-in-Sawing Machines.
ANDERSON, S. C. .
rtEeb^Iffl885TT*7 32_
lt?
CASH DEALERS IN*
All Grades New Orleans Pyrups.
BACON, CORN AND FLOUR,
Large Stocks.
T-EIIEj best coffee,
s?- We invite ail to.eonie,and;see ns. i
J. P. SULLIVAN & C6M Anderson, S. C.
vJ?-al5,1885 27. "
B ; -,<o ...
If so, a^is^ to theijity Grocery <wiIL do y$u Good.
|? NOWING thatjusc at this season housekeepers find it difficult, to get up a good
?fV/ meal, we have boughtnearly a-r
; CAR LOAD OF CANNED GOODS,
Which we are offering at prices that, willinake.you feel happy. Buying-, in; sucli: large
lots, wc arc enabled to sell these Goods at what small dealers have to pay for them.
Think of it! Tctr Cans of Tomatoes?the best?for $1.00,
Give us a trial on theseGoods. Wc are determined to sell them.
Fresh lots of BUCKWHEAT, SO?R KR??T.C?'BBAGE, ONIONS and PO?
TATOES just in. -
Rcmeinucr.thc.place-T .
T. R. TRIMMIER & CO.,
Successors to _C._A. Reed^Agent, Main Street.
fSf All Good-s^delivered-PREE inside City'limits. JL i
Jan29,1885 - - 23
:: ? ? \ ? ? - ? ??? ? i ? ?
ij*6r More than Half a Century
fei ?
5KO
??????:' w4 '-/' j /m i
:T? * a; -?.'Iii- ?:: i ?i ..-t
"AS been in successful operation, during which time over 20,OOO Gins have
been made by them and distributed all over the face of the globe where Cotton
is grown.
? We are prepared to furnish the Improved Gins, Feeders and Condensers to parties
wanting them, and from the large number sold by us in this and adjoining Counties
in the past nine years, we feel confident of entire satisfaction on the part of the
purchaser.? The main .features in the Pratt Gin are the Revolving Heads in the ends of
the Cotton Box, thereby destroying the friction^ and preventing tbe Rbll from breaking.
It gins the seed cleaner than any other Gin, and makes a splendid sample. The Feeder
is the most perfect machine made for the purpose.
Tbe Condenser is so constructed that no dirt or dust can got into the Cotton, which
improves the sample greatly.
The whole outfit is more simple, less complicated, stronger and more, durable than
any Gin oh the market.
Parties desiring to purchase will be furnished with any further information as re?
gards terras, prices, &c,, by writing or calling on us.
We are Agents for the sale of the White Hickory one-horse Wagons?workmanship
and material guaranteed. The Thomas Smoothing Harrow and Perfected Pulverizer,
The Corbin Dlsk Harrow and Seeder, S. W. Vcnable it Co.'s Chewing Tobaccos, the
following brands iq stock, and for sale to Iho trade or at retail: "Blue Jeans," "Rapi
dan," '/True Bluei' in-caddi(?s,???."FlorimeV'.o.nd otherjnakes and grades
OurStocjcof GeneralItiercliandlse is complete. A trial asked.
, , 0 I ' , "lsait ?oqU^LY, CATHCAJtT & CO.
A^reon,s.c.j^yp, im ^' ' ? ?
Clothing,
Velvets,
Collars,
Undershirts,
Shirts,
Ties, &c,
!
Stock of Goods and Fixtures at a liberal discount on
New York cost, with refusal of Stand offered.
Call at No. 3 Brick Range, Anderson, S. C.
JOHN W. DANIELS,
Remember, we are selling at COST for CASH.
VALUABLE LANDS TO RENT OR SELL
July 9 j 1885..
52
DO YOU WANT THE BEST!
THE "COTTON BLOOM" COTTON GIN
"VTAKES better, lint, gins faster, and is mow durable than any other. The Cotton
lxl. Bloom has an iron frame and "PATENT BEATER" for thoroughly cleaning the
the lint, i 100 of these Gins sold by us justify the highest praise. Buy a Gin that will
wear well and do good work. For prices, terms, &c, apply to or call on us.
We are also agents for Gullett Steel Brush Cotton diu, made by the
manufacturers of the "Cotton Bloom" Gin. .
Cane Mills and Evaporators, Wagon Scales, &c,
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
HAKDWAKE, HARDWARE.
Save time and money by buying vour Hardware at the
"THE HARDWARE STORE" OF
SULLIVAN & SRO.
. N, B.?We now occupy :Re<?d?s Store, near Railroad bridge, on Main Street, but
will return to our former stand and new rooms on the Public Square the 1st August next.
Jnly.30,1885 . _3_?
STOVES! STOVES!
STOVES!
OUR Stock of Stoves is very Ir-r^o. and we can sell them at prices as low as they can
be bought. We have on hand n lot of Second hand Stoves?some of them
almost as good as new?and they a^e bargains. If you can't pay all cash, we will sell
you for part ?n?\i. ?>r on time for a 'good hole; We'have a complete Stock of?
Tinware, Grockeryware,. Glassware, Hollowware, &c,
The best assortmonr. in this market'. Wo keep almost everything in House Furnishing
Goods. Have some handsome Dinner Sets in Lustre Band just received.
Weselhili kii. t- -r WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER,
. PAl'KK 15 AGS, TWINE, ifcc..
. iVu?l |>?y highest prices for HIDES, RAG>S, BEESWAX. &c,
In Cash or Barter.
p?r Repairing done promptl}'.. and in the best manner. Roofing and Guttering a
specialty. Give us a call.
Peb 12,-1885
JOHN E, PEOPLES & CO.
6 31
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD!
THE
THIS out shows.tbe New Style of wood
work that the Company is now in*
rrodin mg. Artistically beautiful, without
ti prcr in its mechanical construction, it
has no rival. The new line of Attach?
ments that are now being placed with
euch ??Domestic" are specialties; No
other machine has them: These Attach?
ment* and the new wood-work make the
"Domwtic" more than ever, without
question, the acknowledged standard of
excellence.
' iii?. Agents wanted in unoccupied ter
itory. Address Domestic Sewing Ma?
chine Op;.. 000 Main Street, Richmond,
Virginia.
For Sale by C. A. REED, Agent, Anderson, S. C.
July 0,1885 52
iy
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 CAPS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HAREWARE, SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
Bacon, Lard, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, &c.
ALL of which I will sell LOW for Cash or Barter. Give me a call before buying, at
No. 10 Granite Row
W. F. BARR.
Take Notice and Govern Yourselves Accordingly.
N. 0. FARMER & BRO.
Hsyc Jus^Received a Large and well assorted Stock of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
SADDL.ES AND BRIDLES,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
BACON, LA I? IT. FLOUR, MOLASSES,
And in fact EVERYTHING generally kept.in a first class General Store, all of which we
propose to sell at the very lowest cash prices. It will pay any one to call and examine
our Goods and prices before they buy.
^SB- Thosc"indebted to us will greatly oblige us by an early settlement of their Ac?
counts and Notes, either for Merchandise or Fertilizers, as we must have our money.
N? O. FA?5^H & BRO,
Oct. 2,1884 12
ayi?i
No other complaint? ard so f nsidions in theii
attack as tb csaaffect i n g tho throat tmd lungti
tono so trifled with by tho majority of ?jiffcr
ers; The ordinary cough or coldj rcsnlilu
perhaps from a trilling or unconscious ex?
posure, is often but tho beginning of a fatal
eickncss. Ayeb's Cm:uuv Pectoiui. liar
+rcll pr?vell Its Ofllcnc.r in a forty yVftraMIgui
with throat ami lung di?enBw,~;?:Hl should 1%
taken in all cases w lUioa't delay.
A T?rrIblo Cough Ciirvil.
" In 1M7i took h m-velveoW, wliU-li.MWttil
my King?; 1 had ;> terrible cough, ami >?; .->?? <t
niglit'nftcr night without rteip.- Tho <'"emu
gavomcup. I .tried Afr.n'n-V.nHKjix I "re
tou.vl, which ;rbHcVc(l myjjiugi',' IMnvM
sloop, and atforded .me .?tic rr*t r"iTA>niy
for the recovery of my Vireiiglli. Hr (ho
continued uso of-tlio 1*kc?om.<i'. s>1 i-rrnin.
neirt coro vrns elTocfcli"." J.'i.rn n?? yrfirn
old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied vour
Chkiiuv Pectoral saved me.
HOltACB .FAIitllRUTIlKK/*
Bockingbnm, Vt., July 15, IfcM.
Cronp. ?A Mother'* Tribut??.
" Whilo in the countrytiisl wli?t? r *? > lUlfa
boy.-Hireo yearn oM.wr.K Inki-n. Ml will. < r-. ui-;
It Kcunicil an" if hewuTd'uIc lrmti Mrai.ku
lation. Uncof flic fatir'.x ??jrj:<?l?T?l tlx- ii.?o
Of AVKIt'S CHKIM.'V I l.'T/'I.VU.. ?;< !(!?? of
which wan alwsti. ;"-!'l< til* 1 i'liis
wastrieil in >u.::i' n-.;iu:.'t itiM.-?,'hi.<l
: 10 our delight :i. ? .-> fuat\ tin In itr llie.
lilllo patient was l?r-i -liiJy - :-~i'V, Til* tU'C
tor said tlutt tin- t n i:i, v j': < i;i?ai. Iirnl
saved iny darling'* Id-. Chi? you \i.onucr at
our gratitude.' Sfnci r-u u'lirn,
.v.ns. I'mm a tlrirfi'x-.V.
150 WCBt-lSSth St., New Volk, M:<j -Iii. I?; 1.
"I havo used AYr.u's CheebV rrru>j:.\<,
In my family for seV'-rnl yearn,?nml rAfimi
hesitate to pronounce it lhi> < i><v(im1
remedy for coughs and .euMn we b?>v.- ? vir
tried. : <"i:.tNft."
Lako Crystal, Minn.. iMaifeh is, Vtvi.
" I suffered for eight yeais from Un-m-ldi in,
?ami after trying many remedies'wit b in?,#*???
cenn. I was cured by the'nsti of Avi i:V Ciu-Ji
jcv ????fTon.it. ?Toski'U W/.i.t?i:s."
1- . .ilia, Miss., April 5,1&2.
f I cannot say enough In praise of A Yin's
Cai:i:iiY PKCTOHAL, believing fis 1 do flint
but fur it" use J should long nine: have died
from lung troubles. ft iSJMtfVOStf
Palestine, Texas, April 22,1?ES
No case of an affection of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the oso of Ayeb's CrrEEBY -Pectobavs
and it will always cure when the dlscaso is
not already beyond the control of medicine.
? pbbpabed 3Y
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Are generally induced'
by Indigestion, Foul
Stomach, CoBtlToness,
Deficient Circulation,
or some Derangement
.of Cio Liver tmfl Digestive System*
Soffeors will find relief by tho tue Of
iyer's Pills
to stuolato tho stomach and prodoeea rcga
Iar dily movement of tbo bowels. By their
actio; on these organs, ayeb's Pills divert
the lood from tho .brain, and relieve and
euro .11 forms of Congestive and Xerrous
Hoaache, Bilious Headache, and Sick
Hca'ache; and by keeping the bowels free,
andprescrving the system in a healthful
condion, they Insure immunity from f atari
attaks. Try
ric.
peepabed by
DrJ.C.Ayer&Oo.,LoweII,lTfat9.
Sold by all Druggists.
BEIUTIFY YOUR If OME.
Anw lot of WALL PAPEB and Bor
lering, just received, by
A. B. TOWERS'
Km OF THE SING-EES!
FOR i^ENTY DOLLARS we will sell
the !|ove style of Machine, which is
without eieption the very Best Machikb
ix the Woj.d. It has all of the latest im?
provement Extension leaf, large draw?
ers, splcnd*, wood work of the finest wal?
nut, and isVpplied with a full line of at
Utchmcnts f\ doing all kinds of work.
! Rcincmbcrhat you are not axked to pay .for
it until you teen and examined lt. We
only, want tondw thalyou ore prepared to
pay $20 for t\ ipT Sewiko MxcmNE iw
the mabket.'ui we will seud It to yow
?nearest depptHt i orders to allow yom lo..
examine ir bche ou pityfor it. Send for a
descriptive ciril r to WILMARTH & CO.,!
Philadelphia, ^ ? %?ly
R]
IMPOK^
IOWE mbn
persons
Therefore,'!
me by Note o
without delay
witliout mone|
highest prici
debts.
Sept 25, i
ID THIS
IT NOTICE!
/and cannot pay it unless
. Bo owe.me pay-mc
: ^ all who are indebted to
iccount to call and.settle
|I cannot run my business
? I am prepared to give the
or Cotton in payment of
A. B. TOWERS.
11
This iuvaluip prepara?
tion is truly afluraph of
scientific skuand n o
more incstinpe benefit
was ever bcsUcd on the
mothers oi iwrorld.
<5~Itnot|y shortens
the time of fcr-and less?
ens tho intejty of pain,
hut, bcttcrjhan all, it
greatly dlm'ihcs ? t h c
danger tofe of both
mother nij ehlld, and
leaves the nhcr in a con?
dition bigiffavorablo to
speedy re^rv. and far
less llable/loodiag. con?
vulsions, \ other alarm
Idr sympls incident to
Ungerindid painful la?
bor. \ Itjdy wonderful
cfficaW P'ls respect en
iltlel mfuihtn' /Wend
to lirfranl as one of the
life-ifvviappllanccs giv?
en tijllforld by the dts
eovefie; modern science.
Frpnie nature of the
casufit,*H of course be
undcrod that wecannot
pubisiecrtificalcs con?
cern) nfa is Bkvteoy with?
out, fading the delicacy
of mrrlters. Yet we
havf idreds of such tes
timtn* on file, and no
mofht'lio h.as once n-ed
it w1 cr again be with
outlqher time of trou?
ble*
No More Terror!
No More Pain 1
No.More Danger!
TO
Mother or Child.
The dread of
M olherhood
Transformed to
HOPE
and
JOY.
Safety and Ease
-to
Suffering Women.
K.
linen t physician lately remarked to tbe
prop )r, that if it were admissible to make
pubii be letters we receive, the "Mothers'
Frlei would out-sell anything On the market.
In earnestly entreat every female expecting
to.be ifincd, to use Mother's Relief. Coupled
with s entreaty I will add. that during a long
obsti :al practice (forty-four years,} I have never
kno't to fall to produce a safe and quick deliv?
ery. H. J. HOLMES. M. D_
Atlanta, Ga.
St for our Trcatiso ou "Health and Happi?
ni* Woman," mailed free,
j n.iDviki.d Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
IJyiLHlTE & W1LHITE,
Itolesale Agents for Brad*
j J field's Medicines,