The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, December 27, 1888, Image 2

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iETBIll GOOD FOR-CHRISTMAS ! you want Something Nice to Mt we iiaye it I Goods are fresh and" nice. We do net buy in large quantities, but receive lo di byreyery Train, thefetore our Goods are alwayB fresh and nice. We have in tock?.-. ? ? ? c; Canned Goods of every description, Green and Dried Fruits,. Bacon, Flour, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Wheat Bran, Dried Beef, \ Boneless Ham, Fish, &c. ^Will seli for a few days nice Northern Baldwin Apples at $1.00. Call and see ,ibefore you buy, if you want something nice for Christmas. b. F. ^rIyT?JT & SONS. : Dec 6,1888 22 lv ? LADIES' STORE Offers'-a-Few Itemarks to the Public in General* Ye connoisseurs in Notions and Novelties, Here's Gloves and Handkerchiefs, too, , Laces, Neckwear and Hosiery, ^Brought especially ou' for you jf. Ye lovers of Dress Goods and Feathers, "-: Here's Cashmeres and Millinery new, With prices agreeable with "rains" and "wrecks, We only ask yon our Stock to look through.. Respectfully, THE 8 ARC A IM STORE! |Srt?iB15ItE ypu -411 find a ?ihm! article of Good* tor the price asked. I keep a variety jV^1-'^. of Goi?dsi*snch hs F*ncy.Gn>cerie8, Confectioneries, Crockery and Tinware, *fii? Pistil?, ?mtnuriirin?. Musical Instruments, Fine Raz?>ra. Steel Shears, that will eil th? New Patent Peerless Smoothing Iron This Iron is heated by'a lamp. You ao giTtou C'M>i nioin or under a shade tree to iron your clothes. To see it is to buy it. so hoiWhold i? ooiupietH without one of thera. I alBO run in connection with my iusvie** .?.nine LUNCH TABLED, When you feel like something-niceand good to eat, nuji'and see.nie, and.i will ihow you how to feed people cheap at all hours in the day. Yesh Apple and Peach Cider always on hand. - ? -- - ^^riEM YOU, WA^!P A COOP WSEDIGINE ^o^Bhen'matisni, Neuralgia; Dyspeptiia^ Indigestion .or Chilis'andFeyer call on xne, for IP' K. F. DIVVEB, Proprietor, And Dealer in Machine Supplies. " HAVE always on hand SIEAM ENGINES, COTTON GINS, and other Ma L chi.uery for sale. .. ... . ^ ..... . :.-r-:.-:.-^-~*. -, v_rr.*-v err?*:-. I have just got control of the best SPARK ARRESTER on tbe'market. Come hU.iw?k.at it.; -- V;V ::J -t'.:.'.^- '-n^' >.:. 'I am prepared to work on your Gins, SteanT Engines, Saw Mills?in fact, veryxhtn'g in the Mnchinery line. - I am well supplied with good workmen, and m always ready to do your work. ? I also have a First Class-BLACKSMITH SHOP attached tavthe' Machine Wrks, where your horse can be bhod,your wagons and. buggies mended and jrbur! iJantHtion work done. " i\ I) T;1 ?.'^0. v'r-v' a.keeo on hand a full supply of'INJECTORS, BRASS GOODS and ENGINE fITlINGS. Come and see for yourself what I am doing ' y\ .? AT ANDERSON S. O. vueu.st 30 -1888 ? .;^.;RB1IP.,W Is constantly receiving fresh additions to bis Stock of Etaggies, Carriages and Pharstoii^ A ND cordially in vileall! who may wish to purchase ahy"th.mg'in this line to call and C2C: compare styles and prices. THE SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT fas jn?f, been ,?il?d with' latest deigns mthe Celebrated Ne W Home ffachine -ihe l>e?t.ft*the world. In addition we keep-a fall supply of Davis, fct U>hn, Zit trierictan Uniou. and several other first class makes, to which we invite boitaxrefnl attention of the-traduig-publicv y/:i>}':-*r' THE ANDERSON MUSIO;,HOUSE.:.- T 3 ir> fnll-bla?ti and'we arehbert er prepared t? fiIl'orddre'ihan~ever. 'We nave on band nd: tb arrive a car<?fiillf selected stock of Organs, bv the following well known ,?V-r?-BEB THOVEN. BRIDGEPOltT. GEO.~. P. BENT*:EIMBALL and WIL i ?X & AVTi ITE Should you want an Organ or. Piano, we can .save you, money by :ei:i^ ns be'o'iv yn'u parcha?c "We can sell on the-installment plan to good parties. Ojfoansjfrr Churches a specialty. Call and .see us, r ?.VE1SED, Agent, Proprietor. WJiO., 29 M. h. WILLIS, Manager. ?' ? ~ lv * is on is receiving 400 Bales of^ojton. daily, ^J^ete are rpwded with Wagons and ^?bicjesj of ever^^eBcrlp tion, Crops are good, the Savannah"' ValteyBaii road a grand success, more new enterprises on hand than ever before! ^.What mo&r is needed to make a people happy ? Why, nothing but to step into .. BIO STORE, rlTCH is always filled with pleaty of all kinds of Goods, delighted.enfltomeis, s attention, men toi wait on tbem,: ^nd-sell ibeOj; their .numerous BargainB-a SBfe-? that are really astonishing. These are cut down so fine that tbey could not j?s."d to sell them at it if it were not for the large quantity "of Goods they handle.. Id was predicted that the building of the SAvannatf"Valley Railroad would wrc^ Anderson?that a large share of the Cotton would be marketed at Stations pogjts line. But all these predictions have proven untrue, because .Anderson.geta fUer^ceip's in.Cotton than ever before.-;-Ano; why ^jB^asersbflJcontainifc Iwe.i ierget!<! merchants, who pay the farmers more f>r their Cotton than th'ey can get r i t at- tbe ;e small Stations where they Lave ooly one buyer, aud then they sell you pods soJ&szy-beaides?heap cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Just listen let GROCERIES we carry EVERYTHING, and have in stock now? Ei^ht; G ar Loads Fl?tir, at before the recept'heavy advance. - One Car Load of assorted NAILS just received, ^??e C tr Load of TENNESSEE WAGONS'to arrive in, the next few days, augh^o can cow fiz you up with almost any size Wagon you may want. Cases of Ladies' Walking Shoes just received at 75c, worth f Cases of Ladies' Walking Shoes at $1.25, worth $2.00. iridrcn's Shoes at your own price. 500.'.yards Flannel at7c per yard, worth 15c, f000yards Ail-Wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 25c, worth 40c. rBiySets, large 10-4 size, at $1.50, worth $2.00, EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. , Oar Store 13 so crowded with Goods that we are obliged to sell them in order to room.. ' 7; '. ? . Our Mr. JOE FRETWELL can be found on the'street at all' times, prepared mke you> good ca-ib bid on your Cotton,i while the rest of our large force will 3dy to attehd to.'your wants in tneStorel We assure you polite and prompt tfon io every department of our busioess, and earnestly solicit your trade, being cliy satisfied tbat you cannoS-better yonreelf anywhere, as we are fully prepared ^yon aagooi Goods for as little money as anybody else can. |Sovcocie in and see us when yon are io Town. We will be pleased to Bhow yon (Goods, even if you don't buy ?hem,as it is a pleasure to ns to wait op you.,,, , jAad dn bring the Lidies and the Little Ones along, too, for we have many rtp.please t>em. Yours, very sincerely, BIESTER BikeK'?&Y':e*>. IS , MASTER'S S^tiEw ] STATE'OP ??Tjf?' CAfe?N?.^ , - ' ???? CwjSrr or Andebsc*. g ?tnltH& Court Common Pleas. 0% | Mft. Janei 8. Thompson'Vs. Dr. R*. E; Thompson and oihers, IN obedience tothe order of sale made in the above entitled action, 1 will sell at Anderson C. H.. S. 0., on Salesday in Januarv next, the undivided one half in? terest o'f Dr. Addisou E. Thompson, de? ceased, in and to tbe? TRACT OF LAND . Below described, and by virtue of a power of sale to me made by J.,C., Hamlin, a co tenant and Owner or the 'other undivided half intere8tiih said liand/Lwilfselfat jthe name time.and'place the1 undivided inter "wt in said-Land of said Ji'O. HsSwn^sor] 't hat tho purchaser will get the fee in the entire Tract of Land. Following is a description of the Land : Same situate in Anderson County. 8. C containing one hundred and thirty seres, more or less; udjo'idihgiandi ?t Lent Hall,; John B Leveret.t and others, and known as the Gray place. Terms of Sale?One-half cash, the bal |^m?:nir:a-:cwditrm?rtwd | interest from day of sale, secured by bond or purchaser and a'mortgage o/itbe. premi? ses. * Purchaser To" pay extra for papered. ] ? * W. W. 'HUMPH REYS, Master. . Stitk oirfcotrrfi Cabd^nXj > '? ~~ AirbKBSoir VovKtf. Li the Court of Common Pleas. S? P.;Dendy vs.fi. ;F. W.Miller. } ? IN obedience rtto the order .Of saleTjnade : in :?he hb?veienti?^, aetidn. If will sell at Anderson C H\ 8. C, on Salesday in January, 1883, the Tract of Land below described, t^wiggg^ ? ? rTij > ' ^ ALL T?EAT?TRACTro4P^<AND^ situate in Anderson County, 8. C, on west side of Twenty-Three Mile Creek, ad? joining lands of Whit Simmes, N^Bf/M?d?: dehT and the tract'of land'Iaid off* to the heir of Dr. Thaddens Miller, deceased, and others, being part of the Retreat lands of Col. Samuel P Warren, deceased, contain? ing oue hundred and four (104) acres more or less. 1 fcr*, S Terms of Sale?Cash. ^Purchaser to pay extra.for papers. " * W.-W. HUMPHREYS, Master. ?if.-. ?10. 1w8 ;23' K0TICE_pP SALE. IWILL sell atfpubllcfoulcry5 at Ander? ' son, ongaleday in January next, the following Lands, to wit: r _ ? li All that Tract, eituetein PorkiTowni Nbtp;3 ?fadersoh CoUrity:vbn B&verdam 1 Oreek. "waters Of Togatb RiVerJ'.cohtaihlng' 3d8l adresrmorelofiless, ad jolbiitg lands of (i. W. Farmer. J. B, Allen and others. 2. Tract of 238^ acres, more or less, ad? joining the above Tract and lauds of the above named parties. ~ Terms cTSaTe^tmO'third purchase mon? ey cash, balance on a credit of one and two y,eara,rto.jbe sequrjefl by b^pdijo.Cj).urcha?ersi] and 'mortgage of tb&pre'mlses.' " These Lands are leased for next year, (1889.) and purchasers will be entitled to the rents Tract No. 2 may be offered for sale in two smaller Tracts. See plats in office of B. P. Wbitner, An? derson, 8. C. , M. TALLULAlt EFBANK, - ?1-"* Adui'x. with-Will annexed., S BeoJl3^1888,\;^ ^i=23 ?Lt- \ SHERIFF'S SALE. State op South Caboluta, .. ^:Co oktt- of':an desso.n .' BY^virtue of ?a Crop Warrant t^ me di-* ttectea. I will expose tosale orFTues* day after 8alesdav in January. 1^9, at the residenceofrWy?J.Sbaw, neat Towtrvitle, 'atfyd'clock j- p. 'm./nhe following "described , property, to wit: About one hundred and fifty bushels, of. Corn and Shacks^' ?? \ \-; t | 3-? About one thousand bundles of Fodder, About sixty bushels of Cotton Seed. Levied on as the property of W. J. Shaw in favor of 6. E, Smith. 'Terms of Sale?Cash.. i " ' W;~ I?. BOLT, . . Sheriff Anderson County., Dec 20c188fe flfr'^&Uj i^ft'.?: SHERIFFS SALE. THE! STATE OP SOUTH,' ' CAROLINA, v ; 'ASDEBSON COUKtT. BY virtue'oT a di? rected, I will expose to sale on Tues? day after Salesday, in January, .1889. at ' P. B.' Palraer'STe Bi'denee, near Townvllle. at 11 o'clock a. m, the following described property, to wit: : ?Pour or.five Bales of Cotton, 41. . ,v ' About one buniired bushels Com; -\ 4 About one hundred and fifty bushels of [ Cotton Seed.,. ... ?<? ?";tevied:bn' ?sihe^prdperty of P:'B. Pal meYin"mV?r-?f W;'K, Sharp. Terms of Sale? Cash-- ' " i r- WiL-lI*. B0LT? ''a* IC VfiheHff A'ddersoh'County^ Den 20. 1888_24 3 Notice Final Settlement. Ex' parte James P.' Payhe,'Execufdr',' in re. the Estate of Seid Gambrell. deccased.? i Petition for Final Settlement and Dis? charge. To Mary A. Richer, Mary J. Cooper. Duff I Gambrell. F. E/PaVne," iSallie f? John^ son, El'ender Burdine, Lela Gambrell, Mary Reid Gambrell. Nora Parker, Tom Gambrell and Wm. Gambrell: TAKE notice that the undersigned will applv to the Judge of .Probate st An? derson 0. H., S. C, on Thursday, the ?4th day of January, 1889, at 11 o'clock a. m., for a Final Settlement of the Estate of 1 Reid Gambrell, deceased, and discbarge from the ofiioe of Executor of said Estate. Dated 7th day of December, A. D. 1888. ^^ExecutOr Heid Garabwll^deceased^' Sf?ry^Reid^GambrellT Nora^Parkler, Tom Gambrell and Wm. Qambrell: Take notice that unle-s you apply for the ap? pointment of ? Gnardian.ad litem to repre? sent you in the final settlement of the estate of Reid Gambrell, deceased, the undersigned will apply to the Judge of Probate of AndersonvConnty on the day of the above settlement for the appoint* nbeht of one'fV you. '7th Dec, 1888. ' v J. P. PAYNE* Executor Reid Gambrell, deceased. Lec.13. X8?yj.?<*TV.J?j. 6 N" OTICE OP PINAL SETTLMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un? designed will apply to the Judge of Pro? bate at AhdersoniOiH.;:8. Q^ontti&Vtfbj, ht J-liuary. 18f9f faxt alPin?t Wltet" of the Estate of John T. Mil ford, deceased, and a discharge from her office as Ad? ministratrix of said Estate. -f-:-?-M*RTH A* Jr MM3FORD, Adm'x. Dec 13,1888 23 5 !|] . >r [ADVERTISEMENT,!: rv;, i '? IF y??' are* coming' to see these Vases and Toilet Sets and Cups and Saucera, and Elegant Brocaded .Cologne Stands, and Magnificent large Bisque Figures, with brass buttons and clothes- - all over them ; and Pine, Beautiful' Parlor Lamps, with bangles, and: beads, and flowers, and furbelows, and foolishness, and files on 'em, Why don't you come; oa .before [they all get knocked off or broken or sold. The table's spread, and everybody invited?do cards, and n? extra charge for reserved seats. Rich and poor, bond and free, old and ydnng, male and female, all'are in? vited; arid so don't bang back, 'but come at once- . Everybody jnay expect a pres? ent, and "nbbody 'obiiged to' buy, unless they want to. ? We didn't get these Goods for our own use, nor to point a moral nor adorn a tale, nor for the fellows to sweep off and. break with their long-tail coats. They are here to sell, and:, we'are going to sell them at one price or another, . ??.>-? - : Tbe same, ticket admits you to' a most beautiful line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Leather Writing Desks, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes, Odor Cases, Gentlemen's Shaving Cases, Ac Don't wait until the ""day before Christ? mas, when they are all picked over, but come now, while they are'fresh. - Remember the place?MpCnlly'a Corner. HILL BROS. Laying of th^Oorner-Stone. rilHE M. W ."Grand' Lodge Of B6xith Car-i Ji lina will convene at Anderson on Dece?ibe'r 27th, 1888, writhe purpose of lay-' intr the Corner Stone of the new hotel. Hiram Lodge, No. G-<, invites tbe officers and members of surrounding Lodges to be with us on that occasion. J. B. LEWIS, W. M. R. R. Todd. Sec. Deo. 18,1888 23 * OF tiro?TH op a \u nrr?n H oar sale* tbii Have been, perhaps, S3 per .cent la^/^.^r^fow, . ?till baying "anficip*tea\a Mg, : k h?ct?*f' a <?? t c> j >*cs.-? -; a trade We find oursetf with atfckV *? of Goods in all Departments '? that must and shall be sold at So from now aqrtr^eJ?th of ?? January we make a? ; Sweeping Ifeductioft; 1CN All along the line. We 46 not buy Goods to'keep?we eannot and we are bound to keep , ^ajb^eaat^with the times. Wo I j.rP^01^^0'' whenever we get oo that we cannot keep up with this progressive age, and sell ? .%if not'iower, thaa.othe.r people, at once will we quit this busi? ness, and go to ploughing at 25c a,day. e Bosinessl . .^ An.Crec?^ ia.eoopbatical ly to our interest to ? 'give" our customer.!? Full Value for their Money. We look not merely to tbe pre* ?nii"f'f->'?V-* ? * "> ent but to tbe futuie. We would call the especial attention of the Lsdieo to onr reduced prices on all Winter Dress Goods?Woolens, Silks, Millinery, &c. &c. Any rea? sonable offer on these Goods will not be refused. ?>,r\ 'friends that as the season for buying Provisions is near at ?. band, we, as usual, are fully armed and equipped to supply their wants. Large lots of Ba? con, Salt, Molasses, Sugar, Cof- rf fee, and one thousand barrels of . Flour on hand. Let us insist on every one to r-T : ?vn'd give us at least one showing. Veryrwpectfliilly,' p. $. A few of the Celebrated Fo^sale atjfow~^n^es.. They .are the bind we.use. in pur Man tna Making Department, : J ?fl? S ? ?Fl I ~ We give fair aoUee to every? body PW%n^ pfthex>lr;i Firm of Hill, Adamsi & Co. t. without a single exception, that tbef must pay up in full by January first. Don't "Wait Until your liair becomes dry, thin, and ?*' gray before giving the attention needed to.preserve its beauty and vitality. -Keep on your toiler-table a bottle ol Ayor'fl Hair Vigor?the only dressing ? you require for the hair?and ubg a little, ?aPv, to preserve the natural color aud pro ;ent baldness.' Thomas M?nday, Sharon Grove, Ky.f writes: "Several months ago my hair comtnei?'ed falling out, and in a few weeks my head was almost bald. I tried ninny remedies, but, they did no good. T. finally bought a bottle of Ayer's - Hair Vigor, anil, after using only a part of tho contents, my head was covered with a heavy growth of hair. I recom? mend your preparation as the best hair . rest?rer^n^f^?ti?^': '< 1 \ " My fialr:waa drifted arid dry,", writes Mabel C.'Hardy, of Delavan, III.; "but after using a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor St became black and glossy." Ayer's Hafi^Vigor Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. Pimples and Blotches, So disfiguring to the face, forehead, and. neck, may bo entirely removed by the j use of Ayer's Sarsapnrilla, fliehest and j I safest Alterative audiBlood-PuHfier ever. ! discovered., ?; ??} ,; ? Yf . Dr. . J. C.vAyeV 5&- Cb., L'oWellf 'Mass.' '-? Bold by DruBclau- $1; six bott!cn for (5.. TO MY FRIENDS f? Q^TOMEES. lit ' - r~'~ * ?*"",rT " -" *~ I p.? LL perabn?in^h"ten'to meare'requMt-. ?. ted to come forward und settle their Accounts immediately. I am needing every cent due roe, and will he compelled to enforc? I he collection of every dollar. I have made another REDUCTION IN .'"PRICES .od jnf^JGooePa, and from'now-J Mmtli.the holid?yalwill have Bargains; for") everybody. ? ? .? f~ f'Call and'see roy^wodds. and *get] niy prices. Tam'cbnfidenYl can please y?u. r-*-v . .vMISS SALLIE BOWIE. Nov 20^1888 Ml Zl 3 lm ?5* >Si ya? rn AND ? 0 Spficlai Offers, for .next 30 Days. HirTe laead in LowJP' ires. y WeLaaS'inbestiustrumcnts COME and let us take yonr^mrasure for a Piano or Organ A perfect lit guaran? teed. Write or call on ~ ' ' ^'W^Seld&trett, GREENVILLE, ??8. 0. Dec 'J?, 1888 24 PENDLETON HOTEL, STORE ROOM, and LIVERY STABLES. Dec 13,1888 " ' J. B. S1TTON. m ? ? " as'; IT WILL PAY YOU If you propose going West or North ?westtfto write to me. 1 represent. theShorUirie. "5 Ks ; 1 v FRED. D. BUSH, D P.A, At'anta, Ga. Nov 15, I?8S_10_6m ^Eveib B?ckwKeat Hour. ? F?RM,8by A.B. TOWERS. .WORTE $1,000! TESTIMONIAL OF HOtf. THOB? PAULS, \ OP |J?RIEN C^NT?,,. I Would not Take 81,000 for It Relieved ol Fifteen Years' Suf? fering from Dyspepsia. AtAPUA, Ga., June 22,1887?B. R T?. C mpnny, A tlantu, Ok?(iuiitleitiun : I had ouflered frotu that terriblo dlseate, dy.sp pjlu, for ovcrrirteun yearn, and during that Unit) irifd areryUiihg I could hear of; and npent over three hundred dol? lars In doctor', bill.-, without receiving tin* illghi cnl Ii<-Dc?t. Inde'd, 1 contfiitii-d in grow worse. Finally, after I deyiiuirrd of obluiulug rellet, a trie: d recomti ended fJ. II. B (Botanic Hlooil Balm), aud I h- pun using it; not, however, ex Fecting to ho beL'i'ijiicd. Alter ii>ing balf a buttle was KUbflt-d thst I was being benefilted, and when the sixth hotile wa> taken 1 f-it like r n"w muu. 1 would not take $1,000 lor the good it has doue me; in tact, the reliui I derived irom it is priceliBS. I firmly believe that 1 would have died lud i not takuu It, Itcsj.ectfuiiy. etc , THUM AS PAULK. ' <f For the blood, use K. B. B. For scrofula, use B. B. B. For catarrh, use B. B. B. For rheumatism, uso B. B. B. For kidney troubles, use B. B. B. For skin diseases, use B. B. B. For eruptions, use B. B. B. For all blood poison, use B. B. B. Ask your neighbor who has used B. B. B. of its merits. Got our book freo filled with certificates of wonderlul cures. A BOOK OF WONDERS, FREE. Ail who desire full Information about (he cause and" cure of Blood Poisons, Scrofula aud Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers, i Sorea, : Hheumatu-iu. Kidney Complaints, L'atairb, etc.. cau;secure by mail, free, acopy of our 32-page I llustratfd BimV of Wunders, tilled with the munt wonderful und stattliug proof ever before known. Address. Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga.* For sale by HILL BROS, Anderson1, SC. Dec. 20,1888 24 4 STATE OF SOUTH ' CA ROLINA, ..AndersonCounty. By IP. FJ Cox, Judge of Probate. WHEREAS, Mrs. E. Amanda Brown and Andy E Brown, have applied to nie to grant them letters of Ad min ist ration on the Estate and effects of John Brown, de eased. - . . Tbese-are; therefore breite and admon? ish all kindred arid creditors of the said John Bmwn,-,dec<-a>ed, 'to ..bo ami ap? pear before me in Court' of *Pr?hate, to be held at Anderson Court House, on the 27th diy of Derember, 188S. alter pub? lication hereof to shew cause, if any thoy have, why the said administration should not be granted. .- Giyen ,under; myhand this llth day of December; 1*88.' W. F. COX, Jnd&e of Probate. Dec l?i im 23 . * ? 2 Advertisers by addressing geo P. row ell A- ( u., 10 .-Sprue? St., Nt w York, In goud faith, cau obtain alt nerded infonnaiiou about kuy proposed line of advertising in .Ameri? can Newspapers.. h3. 17C jiogo.l'ampblet, Sue. i. ?i.*}-J.%.iiJk;--:i \ .--Ci..?, I lt? cured at home with out DOin.1 Book of par? ticulars sent FREE. _IB. M.W00LLEY. MiD. Atlanta, Ga. office 65)$ Whitehall St. OPEN'LETTER Anderson, S. C, Oct. 17,1888. My Dear Fritnds t ? To every one wishing to buy good Goods, at low prices, I invile them to cali at my Store, see my Goods and get prices. I keep Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Groceries, Provis? ions, Fancy Groceries, Wagon and Buguy Material, Wall Paper, and many other articles too.tcdio.us to mention, but will call special attention to my Charlotte ville Cassimebe, the best wearing goods in the Unjttd.States. B.iy State Shoes have no superiors. I have recent? ly had customers to tell me that Shoes they bought from me lasted two yean*, and one man wanted a pair for his wife ; he had bought a pair three years ago, and tbey had just given out. A ppleudid assortment cf Hats and Caps. Fine Blankets and Jeans. A fancy article of N. 0. Molasses. Best Flour, Cheese, Macaroni, Sugar and CofleVGnic&ery and Glassware. Fine Tea a Specially. A handsome lot of Wall Paper and Bordering. ?: ? ;?; ? , .., r Wagon and Buggy Materials, Corn She! lew, &c. ?? ? . T bee my friends and customers to give "rrte a'calt. "~" "* " r"" ^Bnug ^on jrour Cotton .and pay past ihdebiedne^ and.obliged ^ ' f" ?., Respect fuljj^o?rs, A. B. TOWERS, No. 4 Granite Row, ?,JP.J$^?A large assortment.of Carpets, -RuV'arid Mats. ? , A- B. T. ? ~"0cTFi8, I88S" " ^15- * A. G. STRICKLAND, ra ma m DElsTTIST. NITKOUS OXIDE given at all times for tl-e Pain let>B Extraction r.f T^etb. $3r OrBte on corner of Oranite Bow, over BIfcklev Mercantile Co. Nov. 15.1?>i8 ,- 19- . ?\rofrc:E? TO 'CREDITORS. *" J3I All persons having demands against the Estate of F. M. Murphy, deceased, are hereby notified to present them, prop erlyiproven, to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make payment. J. L. TRIBBLE, Ex'r. Dec 13, 1SS8 23 3 READ AND BELIEVE. ^ WE have succeeded beyond our most sanpuine expeditions, and if close attention Sgjjto business and fair dealing counts for anything, we am*9^t*rmlneditO;;,climb l&tiil ;We h. ve more than thribb ed our Stock, and Hre,geUh g.io ne,w'0<.iods every day SSeavy and Fancy 4*roceri?M, tan Gooda. Fruilai,' IVufs, Rai*iii8. 'CnrruuiN, Ac. Crackers of all kinds, always::frean. , Remember, we make a -pecialtv 61 Tobacco and Cigars. Our "Bob Tori"'<'igar, '"Old Virginia" Cheroots and "Mexican Puffs" are the h?^t in Town, we think, for the money. We sell stacks or "Log Cabin Soap " Try it. B^b stack of Fireworks for Qhrislmas. , Fresh tf ifsh and Oj fcters every other day. fpi^T ^ Id. W. TAYLOR Sc CO. ;n?i.H r-.4 typt IP a-UD"KENTUCKY MtJ JLE^- HORSE'S, ?incinhati Buggies and Carriages. j-oec^r k:peopees' 8| U IS THE PLACE TO BUY f Iii MM And liarness. J_ HAVE jn=t got in a Car Load of fine MUfcE3-and HORSES, ar.d..R|^p,R: fine otof utce BUGGIES. WAGONS and LT A KNE-JS.-The White Bfe&ry "Wago,, is one of the be<il Wagons on the market. 1 will not be nnder<?>'d on Bugles ?nd Harness. - ' \ ~I-have got the best Broad Saddle Harness .on .tbauiarket. ? My Buggies and Harness are in the Moore Warehouse, nearly opposite my Stable. ? ':. ?? o' t "-. : ?' \. - T vllfd1lway8 keep the best Tennessee and Kentucky^!ules and Cincinnati Buggiei on fcbeimerket. I also sell Tyson & Jones' Fine Buggies. . : All tbe above I will sell cheap for Cash,.or on time for good Notes., ?- . Messrs. Leroy L. G tillard and John D. Beard will be h^ppy' to show and sell you auy of the above Mules, Honeaj Wagons, Buggies and Harness. ?t7?86?&; 1888 21 JOHN E. : PEOPLES. TOTS! ..?*r-?: Carriages and wagons, - ENGINES, with 15 feet of track, run by Steam, SNAKES, mouth open, DOLLS, DOLL BEDS and TRUNKS, FRENCH DOLLSJeeth showing, BALLOONS; ejghtLfeet loog, ti>) ;CU'PS;?AUCERsirid PLATES] CUPS and SAUCERS, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE so cheap everybody will buy. VASES 15c. a pair, ,.. And TOYS of all kinds too numerous to mention. Come and examine gnt ds and prices before hiryjng. Come early, and avoid the rush. We will lay tbe goods aside if you don't want to take them awav early A CAR LOAD OF STOVES, Just arrived, aod willbe rold, CHEAPER than will be bought again soon for cash. ?g J5@* Parties owingns foe Stoves and Accounts must come in and settle at once, as we must have the money or the Stove. Come in aud settle to save cost. 10HN E. PEOPLES & CO. s WE wish to extend to our friends our thanks f.<r past favors, and let them know that we have just received a large lot of? Dixie Flows, And we have the Points, Slides, Wings and Bol's for these Plows? jn fact, all tie Fixings,-,.;; m*p . .. - i ?..? Our Stock of Groceries is Complete. Fresh Buckwheat, Oat Meal, Fine Teas, ?Sc. New Crop N. 0. Molas?es. We nave an Elegant Line of Boots and Shoes. ., ITS DBY^tKOQDS wo haye a.carefully selected Stock, and con please you in 8TYLEs*andiP'R 1 ftKH. I 1 fi i .J . . ., . "V A FEW GUANO NOTES STILL ON HAND. Tome to lee us. We will show you that we mean what we say. Polite atten ? tion'toalll , ^ fi Your friends,. 5, ? CUNNINCHAfVI BROS. Talnable land for Sale. BY authority, of a heed of f riist made tun. t wlit sell Salpsiay in January next*at Anderson C. U., S. C, the follow mg Land*: NO 1-"MILL TRACT," Containing flii acns, bounded by J 0. Moore, Estate of Mrs. Ii. Uillhuuse and others. NO. 2-"B0TT0M TRACT,' Containing 431 acre? bottom lands, bonud ed by J. ?. Douthit. i&*t*U of Wilson Reeves and others, on wa'ers of Twenty six Mile Creek, one mile weit of Denver P. ?t Office. : vTERMri?One half ca!?h, balance twelve mouths from day of sale, with lo per cent iuterest, ami mortgageVif the premises. J BuYCE BURHISS, Trustee. & Dec 6, 1888 22 . . . 3 Honea Path High School. Next Session Begins Sept. 3,1888. J. B. WATK1NS, A. M.. Principal. Rev. B. P. ESTE'*, ) . . . Miss CLATiE McDANIEL, J AssisUnta. BOARD per month. $10.00. Tuition, per month, from $1.50 to $3 00. Total expenses for Board and Tuition, per Session of thirty-eiyht weeks, 8J0G 00 . August 30, 1888_8_ Shortest and Quickest Route ? TO ? ARKANSAS, TEXAS, AND ALL POINTS West, Northwest and Southwest. 5 For cheap tickets, rates, .jnaps.Wcbedules, &c, write to or call on CHARLES L. HOPKINS, Traveling Pas-aenger A pent. East Tenu., Va. & (Ja. Railway, He will save you Time and Money. N B ?Special rates made for parties of ten or more traveliug together. ~ Nov 15.1*8* [Tg _ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. * - All persons having claims ngainst the Estate of W. R. Duckworth, dec'ed. are hereby notified to present them. prop? erly proven, to the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and those indebted to make payment. J. K. DUCKWORTH. Dec 0,1883 22 3* BLUE STONE, BLUE STONE, ? AT ? WILHITE'S DRUG STORE, Where you may also find one of the Largest and Nicest' LINE OF LAMPS, Of all kinds, at prices that cau't do " Otherwise than "suit you. We have just received a fresh lot of ffil?WER SEED. It y? u refdajiytbipg that Is font d in a Pirpt Cla?s Drug;8tore^-8ucIras PER? FUMES. TOILET?. SO A PS, r8PICES. FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ?Sc, you will find it at . . WILtflTEl'mHrfrs, ItfOVED. mm. itii mi DRUG STORE MOVED TO REED'S BUILDING, Main Street, Near Railroad Bridge. MASTER'S SALE. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CotJNTT OK GttEENVILLK. In the Court of Common Pleas. Alire M. Blalock and S. Cloud Moore, Plaintiffs, against Richard H. Blalock, as Administrator of the Estate of Dunkliu D Moore, et al, Defendants. PURSUANT to a decree of sale in the above stated case, I will sell on .-mlesday in January next, during the legal hours, in front of the Court House door in the city of Anderson, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following Real Es t?te, to wit: All that Tract of Land, situate in the County of Anderson, near the Town of WiliianVstnn, beginning at a stone Hx in ?id Wilson Bridge Roao ; thence S 77. W. 12 75 to a atone 3x in Piekent-ville Koad ; thence, with snld Mad Southeast to a et<we :tx al Dr Wilson's rortier on said road; i hnire N. G0J, E 34 40 to a stone 3x ; thenc* N. 7S, W yitiO to the hegiiitiinti corner, containing fitly acris. more or lesn. and Mt g a part of ihn Charles M Bennett iarid. cuiveytd to Wm K rlrnieiit in l>-54 Terms?One ?hint cash, and tlie 1>bImic ?m a creilil oi twelve month-, wtth inte est fmm day 0? sale, the credit p ?rtiou to b ecured by tlie bond of the purcha-er. i nd uor'gajre <<f tbe pn mi?es Purchaser to pay ior pap?rs. 1). P V ER NEK, Muster Greenville County, ?- C. . Dec6, LSS8 .... 22 3 WlLL sell delivered on any main line Railroad point in South Carolina? CAR LOADS 25 HEAD TEXAS MARES, $37.50 Delivered. J. F. GTJILMARTIN & CO., . TEXAS IIAMCH AGENTS, Snraunuli, - Georgia. Q6t28, 1888 \ 16 gffi tern Kcwaro of Fraud, as toy name und the i,r!ce are stamped oq the bottom of nil my advertised shoe* before leaving tlio factory, which protect the wcarcra ngilnst high price* and Inferior goods. If a dealer efTrs XV.L. Douglas shoes r.t a reduced price, or says lie has them wltltou'. my name aod price stamped on the bottom, put him ilown as a fraud, FOR GENTLEMEN. The only ca.f 83 SEAMLESS Shoe smooth side. NO TACKS or W AX THREAD to hart thofect, easy ris lianJ-ccved and IV ILL NOT RIP. W. L. DOUGLAS SI SHOE, the original and only hand-sewed welt St shoo. Equals custom-mad* shoes costing irnmS6 to 59, ? ? XV. L. DOUGLAS 83.150 POLICE SHOE. Kallroad Men and Letter Carriers all wear them. Smooth inside as a Han J-Sewed Shoe.. No Jacks or Wax Thread to luirt the feet. ? '..??r-. W. L. DOUGLAS S2.50 SHOE is unexcelled for heavy wear. Best Calf Shoe for ttie price. >V-L. DOUGLAS 82.25 WOKKINGMAN'S SHOE Is the best In the world for rough wear; oco pair ought to wear a man a year. XV. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE FOR BOYS U the best School Shoe in ihe world. XV. L. DOUGLAS ?1.76 YOUTH'S Schoo* Shoo gives the small Boys a cliancc to wear the best anoes la the world. All made in Congress, Button and Lace. If not sold by your dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Masst For sale by 0. F. JONES & CO., An? derson, S. C. ? " THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ANDERSON. IN THE COURT OK PROBATE. M. P. Tr.bhip, Administrator of tbe Estateof Mrt. Martha Wilson, d ceased, PluiutifF, against B. M. U'ilsou. P. E Wilson. Martha B-iwden, Ben. F. Boggs. Philip Boggs, (lyd* Hoggs, Dora Boggs, ami the widow and child of I", f. Wilson. (Te ceas'd, namestitilciiown, Defendants.?Summons tor Relief, t'omplaiut not >ervid. Tu the DefcuduMs above uaiuid: YOU are hereby summoned and required to an? ??wer the Cvmelaiut in this action, which is filed in the oir.ee of tbe Judgo of Probate, at Anderson C. H.. S. C, aud to Kcrve a copy of your answer to the raid complaint iu the subsc.-iber at his oiEcc, Ander soii C. H., S. Cm within twen'y davs alter tbe ser? vice hereof, exclusive of the day of mich service; I and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, Ihe plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In tbe complaint. Dated at Anderson, S. C., Nov. I5th, A. D. 1S88. H. W. SIMPSON, Plaintiff's Attorney, [t. s.] W. F. Cox, Ji dge ot Probate. To the above named Defendants: Take notice, that the complaint Iu this action and the sum iooiin, of which the f ingoing is a copy, was filed iu the office o the Judge of Probate tor the Coun? ty of A"derson and State ato.esald, ob Ibc 15; h day .of November, 1838, and that Ihn object of tub action Is to obtalu the sale of a house and lot in the town of Peudleton, in the County aud Stale aioresald, belonging to the estate of Mrs. Marina Wilson, deceased, containing one-fourth of one acre, more or less, adjoining lots of Elizabeth Johnson, T. S. Crayton uud otneis, and known aa the homestead of Mrs. Martha Wilson. In aid of ijerMnip.h y to pay debts, and that no personal claim is made against, you. November ISth, 1888. . K. >V. SIMPiON, Pl*fi*a Att'y. To the minor 'Defendants, Philip Boggs, Clyde Boggs, Dom Boggs aud Ben. F. Boggs, with whom - they reside: Take notice, that unless you apply to tbe Court, within twenty days from the service of the summons herein upou yon, exclusive of the day of oervice. fur tbe appointm?-iit of a guardian ad lUem to appear and drfeod this action on behalf of Ihe minor detendauts, Clvde Boggs and Dora Hoggs and Philip Bogg?, the plain lift' will apply to the Court to appoint Mime sul'able peruon us guar? dian ad lit>'iu to appear and detenu tbls action in their behalf. k \V. SIUPSON, Pi'fls. Att'y. Nov 15,1338 20 6 WANTED I TRAVELING and Local Sales? men for Agricultural and Machine? ry Specialths to sell to the trade. 8tate age. references, amount expected lor salary and expenses. Address, MASSEY & CO. Montezuma. Qa, July 2G. 1888 X . _ 6m J>?ouIg1 be u^e<& a. TVWhk ^C-fbpc ?Or$\nertierit. 5ckcC,ier took'"To Mothers* ha?? drj-rce. _-?? ? BRADFICtD. RECUL^TORCp.. 32 PIEDMONT AIR-LINE, Richmond ?& Danville R. R.t CO UMBIa. & GEEEHYILLE DIVISION. CONDENSED SCHEDULE, IN EFFECT AUG. 19. 18*8. (Tinins run on 75th Meridian time.) .Southbound. No. 55 Lve'Walhallas. Yon?r? Seneca. R.OOam .'.tidcrson... 9&lam S|iartanh'rg 'l..'.r)nni Abbeville... Ill30am Lauren^.... fi.OOam .Greenville.. 8.41 am Green wood li 56pm Ninety-Six 12 40 pm Newberry_l 2.15 pm Arr. Columbia... 4 40 pm Augusta....! 9.10prui Northbound. Lve. Columbia Ncwberry_ Ninety-Six Green wo'd Arr_ Greenville 'Lauren*..*. Abbeville Spart'ubr'g Anderson.. Seneca....? -.Valhalla... Atlanta... 54. 10.23 am I2..t9pm 145pm 5.80 pm 7 25pm 3 55pra 2 50pm 4.25pm 5.45 pm 6.4Apm in 40mn No. 54 makes close connection for AtUuu*. No. 55 make; close connection1 for Augusta ana Charleston at Columbia - .Iss. L. Taycob, Gen'l Pass. Agent. D. Cardweel, Ass't I'ais. Agt, Columbia, S?C Sot. Uaas, Traffic Manager. , H \ \ POET HOYA! &WE8TEE5r CAE l 0LIJSA HALLWAY. In effect May 13 1888-75th Meridfan Tim*. GOING SOUTH. Daily. Except Sunday. Leave Anderson. 5 20 a m Leu ve Deans. 5 40 a m I^aveCooler.Gil am Leave I.owndesville.' fi ??7 a ra Leave Latimers.- 7 03 a ra Leave Hesters. 7 19 a m I Leave Mt. Cannel.... 7 41 a m Leave Willington.... 7 55am r^eave Borde-iU.?. 8 10 a tu ' Arrive McUf<rtiiick> S 88 a m j Arrive Aufriista. 9 50pm I Arrive Savatitmb.... .?15 a m j Arrive Jacksonville 12 30 phi GOING NORTH. Leave Jacksonville. 2 05 p m Leave Savannah. 8 20 p m Leave Amtii.sta. 7 Warn Leave MeConniek...l0 Id a hi Leave B.?rdeati.10 40 a m Leave WilHimton... 10 57 a m Le.ive Mt ('annul...II 13 a tu Leave Hester.-.II 3(1ani Leave La'inters.11 53 |> m Leave Locvndesvilte 12 20 p tu Leave Cooks.12 5>> p m Leave Ueans.? 1 17 p m Arrive Anderson. 1 45 p m BETWEEN LOWNDK6VILI.E AM) AlfPEBSOy. Daily, except Sunday. H 01.Lv L<'iwnde>viile.Art! 00 pm an. Conk's. 539pm KM. Starr. 5 27pm 6 39. Dean. 5.21 p m 7 UUpni^Ar AfderMih.,.Lv5.00p m Connects with train t<? und frmn Green? wood, l.unretis nod Sparnnihur?. ConnecM'oiia at Anen^ta with Georgia, Sniitli Carolina and Central Railroads. At Spartanhurg with A & O. Air Line and Abbeville & Spartanhurc R. R. Tickets on sale at Anderson to all ['Oints at. through rates. B?>rjrage checked to dts tinntion. . W. J. CR A IG, A O. P. A. W. \V. STA RR. Snpt,.. AiieuMa. O*. ~ LADSES! Do Your Own Dyehtg at Home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will dv?? everv hltig. They aresold >jvrry where. Prlc-" 10c. a" package. 40 color*. Trey have no ?-qu?l lot Mrenuth, Brlghtnesa Amoi at n Packng-s or for Fa?tness ?I * olor, or n?n ttg Qxalitlrs. Thev d>> liol crock or smut 1 or by Sliup?ou Reid '&. 1:?.. Drtiggl-itj. Atlder.on Sunday only. 7 00am 7 23am 7 46 a m 8 It am 8 34am 8 4S a m '908am 9 21 am ? 0 85 a m 10 00 a m 9 20 p ra 6 15am 12 30 pm 10 20 a m 10 45 a m 10 59 a in 11 '2 am II 31 a m 11 46a m 12 10 p iu 12 34 p in 12 57 p ra 1 20 p m