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PUBLISH HD HVKRY WKDNKSDAY J. V. OMNKKOALI?S, ? KDITOKH AND C. t*. LANCJ8TON, I Pitormktokh. TERMS : ONE YEAR.fl 60 SIX MONTHS . 76 W KI) NT KSI) A Y, VVM. Hi, It is .said thai Ihm . Sam Jones makes $:?().0<>l) a year by his lectures. Mc is doing a good work and his. ser vices are worth that sum. It i- said thai under the operation .1 the Dingloy tariir hill and the pros perity wave lin re is a deficit in the I'nited States Treasury <>f une huu dred million dollar-. Ii'all the present and praspectivi '.Miheniatnri.il candidates Stay in tin: : ace until tin- finish, it will not he hard for a voli r to lind a candidat': to vote I' m whose views tally with hi .ma- -o- -t? I low many merchant9 in a com mimity would succeed in hu.siness if all carried only one line of good ? l'armera ponder over thin ottestioii. ?? <-*?? The price of cotton i- taking an up ward tendency tu the plantin.!; season draws near. This an ever recur ring spring occurrence, and for onee the farmer should not he caught with the hait. livery fanner in the Cotton States should feel that a personal and patri otic responsibility rests upon him in the present crisis not only to reduce the area in cotton on hi- own farm hut t > use his influence with his neigh bors to the same end. - -eu. (treat llritain may boast that her drum heat is heard round the world. The United States will very quickly, even if she call not do so now, he aide to hoast that the sun never sets upon the handiwork of her inventors and manufacturers -that through their ef forts she moves, the world. - MM mm I p to the present time the effort of .Spain to subdue the Cuban uprising has entailed upon her financial re sources the tremendous cost of $210, '100,000. llather excessive ligures these, in view of the fact that Spain has repeatedly refused to admit that a state of war exists on the island. The Spanish minister. I>upuy de Lome, has been forced to leave Wash ington on account of an indiscreet letter written hy him to a friend in Spain, in which he criticised Presi dent McKinley in very uncomplimen tary terms. The letter was purloined by a..Cuban patriot who delivered it to the State. Department. The deficit, of the government for the first seen months of the fiscal year under the administration of Han na-McKinley, Dingleylleed, is $51, H()1,H2.!. If it had not been for the sale of the Union Pacific. Kai'road, the proceeds of which have heen used in eitrrent expenses, the government would have been asking Congress for more bonds, or more tariff, to bolster tip McKinley's prosperity! - ? m ** We have before us late copies of the Dover (Ky.) Ncicm and the Itiplcy (().) Her, which are full of interesting and encouraging reports in reference to the Black Diamond Railroad. Large and enthusiastic meetings have re uently been held in various towns in Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky in the interest of this railroad and large sub scriptions are being secured for it. The people all along the proposed route of the road west of Knoxvillc are thoroughly aroused and they arc determined to build it. It seems now very probable, that the construction ompary will begin work in the early spring. Wo have on various occasions called attention to the present strikes in the Now Kneland Slates, pointing out the advantages of cotton manufacturing in the South, believing, that with proper efforts on the part of our leading citi zens the most desirable results could b" attained. Anderson to-day has greater prospects than any other town in tin' Piedmont belt, hat we cannot afford to wait for the coming of capi tal or industrial dcvclopmi nt without using tho proper means to bring it here. To stand still in this progres sive age means retrogression. If '?!?, 000 spindles have stimulated our growth, helped build up our town, increased our business, and enhanced values iu real estate, what would he the effect of 72,000 or 114,000 spin dles? We have natural resources and wondeH'ul facilities for stimulating our growth it* we will only take ad vantage of oui- greatest opportunity and send a representative to the New Kugland States for tho purpose of soliciting capital and industries to our town. Nothing is accomplished in this ngc without a desperstc '-'Fort; the struggle for existence means su perior methods in all of our undertak ings for the accomplishment of com mercial and industrial supremacy. Anderson cannot afford to wait to see \ what other communities may or may hot do in that direction. Let our wide awake city fathers look into this mafcic/aud take such step* as will se cure permanent and steady b'.ildingof mure industries in our midst. The piiucipnl paper manufacturers ni' tin: I'nitcd States have formed into n trust, with $.">r>,00U.0UU capital. Their purpo.se is to monopolize the business, raise the price of paper $?S a (mi and levy upon the newspaper and book readers of the land a tax of not less than * 1,000,000 a year. There are seventeen mills in the trust, and they propose to drive all the ether mills out of existence, su that tbey may charge what pri?e they please for the paper on which newspapers are printed. This is a conspiracy to tax knowledge, to levy tribute upon edu cation, tri blackmail intelligence itself. Unfortunately the tarif! duties aid the conspiracy. They not only prevent Canadian ami other foreign comp?ti tion in the sale of paper, but they ex clude Canadian wood pulp. The free admission of wood pulp and paper would go far to crush the conspiracy. \ Double 'I'raged) at a Georgia Church. Au \vi \. <i \ , Kol?. IA special from ISluc llidgo, (?a., to the Consti tut ion says Tin- country around hero is greatly excited over a bloody murder and the soli-, quent killing of the murderer by attendants at the church, the murder taking place at a country church to day. The arrival of .Mr. Weeks to call upon the shcriir and posse to proei-cd to the scene of the tragedy and re-ton: quiet, brought the hrst news of the terrible occurrence. The 1 m r i IV at once summoned a strong force, and is now absent upon his mission. it seem.- that the congregation of the church, situated about 12 miles distant from this point, had quietly assembled lor the purpose of devotion v. hih' some of the youug men remain ed outside to discuss the topics of ihe day rather than enter the bouse of worship. A young man named llaw lilis from North Carolina, who ban been visiting this section, made bis appearance and was proco lit": quietly toward tin- church door when some of the boys In gan poking fun at. him because of some peculiarity in his gait. The words spoken were ollcii sive that Kawlins turned around to reply to what was said, when a young man named l-'rey began abusing him. The two men came together and the young North Carolinian was about, lo get the best, of the light when Whit Pillard, another of the on lookers, drew bis pistol and bred at Kawlins. The ball entered the man's face on the left, cheek and ranging to the back of his nock, killed him instantly, and he died in the clutches of his adver sary. Il y this time everybody within heal ing was aroused and the deepest indig nation prevailed that the youug man should have precipitated h tragedy in such a place. Pillard had quietly slipped away with several of hin com panions. lOsijuirc Calloway, one of the leading citizens, and a number of responsible men got together and decided that the foul tragedy should be avenged. Mounting horses they put out in pursuit and soon overtook nie fleeing murderer, lie was called upon to surrender, but paid no atten tion to the command. Finally, when he saw that the men were in earnest, he backed himself against a tree, an nounced that he would die game. Then the firing began, when a bullet from the posse struck him with fatal effect and he fell to the ground with his linger on the trigger of his pistol, dying in the very act of giving re spoils', to his assailants. All conservative and law-abiding people indorse tV." " ion of the posse, but. the dead man had i vi en du and trouble is expected from this quarter. To Uaise Ohio's Capitol. Uoi.UMltim, Ohio, l'eb.8.?II. Slice 1er, of Chicago, has made a proposi tion to lift the massive capitol of Ohio and place another story under the stricture. Shooter says he will accomplish this remarkable feat for fclOO.OOO, and Senator Miller, of Lick ing County, has promised to introduce a bill to provide the funds for the. un dertaking. The present capitol is in adequate to the necessities of the va rious State departments, and the previous Legislature provided for the remodelling of the structure. Plans have been adopted to this end, but the great expense that would be en tailed h.ns aroused opposition to the plans. The Ohio capitol, built of na tive limestone, is one of the most massive buildings in the country and covers more than two acres. It is es timated that there arc many hundred thousand tous t ! stone in the struc ture Mr. Sheclcr proposes to raise i this immense structure without dis turbing a single occupant, of the build ing, lie would cut of! the buiblinant the base and raise it with scrof/s. | This work alone would require a forent, of timber, thousands of screws, and the labor of a thousand men for three weeks. The entire work of complet ing the structure would oocapy about three months. Mr. Shecler's plans propose remodeling the dome and put ting in elevators and all modern con veniences. ? Another problem has boon handed in for mathematicians to Htruggle with. No answers uro wanted In 1hl? office. We have probloms of our own. Toll the answer to tlm policeman: "A man owed 91 and had hut 7? cents, lie went to tbe pawnshop and pawned thu 75 cont.s for 50 cunts. Ho met a friend and Hold him tbe pawiitickot calling for 75 cents for AO tents. He thus had twoJ?O-oont pieces? ?! in fact- -with which ho paid bin debt. W/.s anybody out, ae.d how much?" Fro:i Tills Solid s er a i.*r- - ? to If. K. IV.icklen ?t t'o., *'h:cag?>, and ee-. a noa sample box of !>.-. Kind's N?vv 1, fo Pill*. A trial will convme*) you nf lie ir merits Tbrbfl pills >> ? I a-, in actloi uni >>re particularly lUlVciive. in ilit coii-of Constipation and .S.k Uortifaeh*. Kot Ma'arin and Liver trouble : -y h ivo ll? Il ur.iv? il in Valuhb e. Tftay h^o guaranteed lobe perfectly free from every d-lctni.in taib?tai)ce and to bo purely vegetable Tiny do not weaken ny their action, but t>y giving tone to atonuch and b>weU greatly invigorate the aysti?in. Regular size 2?c. per bqx, Sold by Hill-Orr Drug Co. Denver Items. Tho usiii! >iiii??t of our community re mains unbroken, save tbo rush and hur ry that aeoniM to possess our farmers to got in thoir supply of fertilizers. Ah an evidence of thia fast about thirty-live or forty eara have boon already delivered at thia place tor farinera around horo and quite a number uavo yet to no supplied. What the result ot thin will bo m not dif I'tcelt to forecast. If the yield of cotton mixt fall ia equal to tho quantity of fer tilizers being tiaed we may safely quote next fall's price of cotton at throe or four conte. Am) right now we sen that the price of cotton has jumped to nix conte, which advance we understand to he a hait for farinera to increase the cotton area. Will tho fermera blto at ho simple a bait a h this? Surely rod. The health of our community ia fair at thi* writing, except soreru colds. Mr. Brown, our new postuiaaler, has about recovered from hla recent illness and Im again at his peat. Mr. Willie (?arrisou, son of Hon. W. I', (?arrisoti, matriculated at Clemsoii ; Col ego Ust week. Wo commend him to the faculty and predict for him a hard working Hludent, a model young man, a future ii ?o Iii I citizen. The hcIiooI at thiH place is without n leaeher, and plenty of ehihlreti around hare to make a lino school. Ought thin to tie no? Can we not learn a lesson from the colored people un thia lin? ? Thoir schools aro crowded every day, and yet our teachers cannot malte an average of twenty-tivo pupils each day. There must be a fault .somewhere. Who can locate II? *** M ihm .Maltie Kskow is visiting in the I'roHpeet con. minify. We learn that the estimable L'hriatian gentleman, Mr. Lern Welborn, near Lebanon Church, ia very low, with no h ipc ol recovery. \1 i - -* Margin Major, daughter of our neighbor, Mr. .Ion Major, and principal of the I'endletoti High School, visited her pareuta 1**1 Saturday and roturued on I he up train Sunday afternoon. The .rood people of i'endlelon aro fortunate in hi curing one ho cultured, accouiplishe I and lilted to model and instil int. tho liitltd i of those who may como under her care, ns Miss Mnruie, and wo learn that her abilities and ? Horts to impart knowl edge to her pupils ia understood and ap preeiatotl by tlioi-o whom she so pleasant ly and agreeably .serves as an educator. Mr*. Kot h rock, wife of ?ur Mr. .J. W. Itothrock, who has been very ill for sev eral months, is gradually recovering, and hopes am entertained of complete restora tion to health ere long Hou.J. W. Bowden, now of Washing ton, I). ('., came home to attend the fun eral of his aunt, Miss II il house, aud re turned to his post a few days ago. Next week, perhaps, something more from 1st on. Telegmpb posts along a railway aro arranged 30 to the milo. ? In the church the kicker gets every thing he wan to except rollginn. - The various countries of the world now use I,'1,400 diil'erent kinds of postago stampf. - A girl's love affair is like measles; it's nevr fatal, but it'a mighty incon v?nient .or the family. ? Tt is estimuted that North Carolina mills are consuming annually 50,000 moro bales of cotton than aro produced in tho State. - Paper tenth are made by a denC.at in L?beck, Germany. One of hh ' ,*atrona has a aet which haa been in uhb for irt years, and gives complete aatiafaclion. -The name California, derived from the two Spanish wurde Cal lente Farnall i ?i. e , "hm furnace"?was given by Cor ; tez in the year I5?13 to tho peninsula now known as Lower California, of which ho I was the discoverer, on account of its hot climate. An immense meteor, followed by a shower of meteoric atones, fell near the big sand butte about twenty miles south east of Dubnl.se, Ida., Iaht week. The concussion was an great that it caused a perceptible vibration of the earth, which was distinctly felt within a radios of twenty miles, and waa at first supposed to be an earthquake. - Pope Leo reoelved glfla valued at 11,200,000 on the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of bis ordaiument as a priest. Among tho cash gifts were a cheek for $10,000 from tho Duke of Norfolk, 020,000 in gold from tho Queen Regent of Spain, $12,?0t> from Kaiser "Wilhelm, $40,000 from tho Austrian Bishops and $40,000 from the Hungarian primate. The revenue men are laughing at the trlek played on one of tho deputy collec tors by an Orange County, N. C, distil ler. The latter wanted a new still, the old one being nearly burned out, and could get a new one for $1;'>.00. lie re- j moved.the cap r.n,? other parts of the old . Still ami then got ?10.00 from the revenue | men for Informing as to where itwaslo- j oated. Thus ho got his new outfit f r j j only $3.00. Beverly C Basa has glvfn warning j to the Chattanooga liquor dealera in an j advertisement in the Times of that city : j "1 hereby acknowledge myaolf an hahil ual drunkard, and warn every man eon- | nee.tod with the liquor trade that he vio lates his oath by Rolling, giving or allow ing me drink." It requires rare courage for a niau to do this. Bass comes of a fine old family, and was once well-to-do, but his cups laid him low. "Col. Cooper, the McCalmout Town ship giant, who travels with s circus in the summer Ueno and Stays at the home of his mother in the winter, seldom goes out,'' says the PunxsnUwney (Pa) Spirit, "but when ho does he causes considerable consternation among the children, and also among grown folks who havo never aoen him. Ho ia S feet 4 Inches in height, and large m proportion, and reseinbliR one of tho victimu of 'Jack the Giant ; Killer' so mush that tho little folks aro aore afraid. Ho Is. however, a man of g?nial toniper.'' ? Tho brush and currycomb are *ar j loss used on cows than '.hey ore on horsrs, yet they are quite iieco>-sary to the ' animal's ? imfnrt. Who bus not seen cat tie rubbing thoir aides against a fence or tree, or their bucks under some over hanging liir.bs? It not only adds to I their comfort to rub thorn down, but it : diaws the blood nearer tho surface, *o , that tho animal i* warmor. With the ] same feeding a well-groomed enw will keep in good condition when she would ho h 'Tawny and rawboned If not regular ly currled'or brushed. Tho extent to which irrigation Iibh been developed in Nebraska appears in tho hurpriidng total of 1,4.",o miles of dltehcH constructed, with 1,008 more miles in courue of construction. Thus far in thirty-nino counties 1,210,52-1 acres has been l>enelited by irrigation, tho estimated consequent increase in tbe value of the land being fJ,732,H>2, or about fs per acre. The cost of tho ditches in operation \va* $1,670,383, or about In per cent of the added value. The work In course of construction will cost about as much morn. When done, one county will have -Pi miles of ditch, another county 154, snd two others al>out 2'20 each. In addition application has been made for water for ?,771 moro mile? of ditches, but permits are withheld until it can be determined whether there will be water to Hpare. Theso contemplated dachen will cost over tti,.*r00,000, will water l?ft,7!i7 acres, and are expected to add over (25,000,000 to tho value of tho land. A cholera-proof hog of big-hone liorkaliiro mock, which was brought to TeuiioHHee from abroad before tho war. died hoar Falcon, in that Stnt<< aged :Js years. For twenty-live yearn the hog bad not been sick, but latteriy it had been toothless, ami its owner had the food tor it boiled. Tho profits of its progeny had paid for a farm, and its owner buried it on his place and set up memorial stones to mark tho grave. THE PATRIOT' "Eternal vigilance is tho price of 1 tho times, and hcie it is in corrected for a living" But the ever alert and bust TKN CENT STORE?the man that c by his bold aud determined efforts to ] all circumstances, conditions and coinpt before for figures which at one blow sm competition, dispels sorrow and care fro into oblivion the low price of cotton at; which our people have recently been Im Well, to make "a short story long, tires, and here they are : To close a lot of Pants?82 0U and tud 81.50 Pants .shall go at 81.0?. SI und ?lOc. Punts to go at 50c. GOc. Pan 25e. und 35e. Verily the PautlciS shal From this day on till present stock of Calico on our shelves at 4e. per yard per yard. Dress Buttons 2c doz. Dre ing o'e. to 4e. yard. Hooks and Eyes 4c. and 5e. yard. Wool Knitting Yarr 4c. and 5c. yard. Hand-knit Sox and lighter goods 2c. to 4c. and 5c. pair. / Underclothing to close ut about half cc Six papers Pins 5c. A complete Lamp fume given free. Tea Spoons le. per sc Forks to go at d?o per set of twelve pi prices. Jute Roping tor wells, halters, Stone Jars, Jugs, etc., at 7:5 c. per gallot each. Bed Ticking 4c. to 8c. yard. G ?the latter 2f>c. to 3oc. value. Thin! 10c., 15c. and 25c. for large, white goot Side Lamps with reflectors 25c. each. 82.50. Hall Lamps S 1.00 to $1.75. Don't be light-headed enough to 1c reason for making these figures, wlietlie swim and let her roll. Yours always trul; O. D ANDEI WANTED GrO ?o Seed Oats, Corn, Timothy Hay, Brae, Molasses, in Car Lots. Can fill any size order?t CAR HALF I Bought 50e. under market. Sell same We Want Your Busi B?u Wanted at once, 1,000 bushej Peas, Raw Hides, green and dry, Tallo cash. Get prices and look at our stuff, and your barrel Molasses. All kinds ? O. D And we are very mn fine trade we are now It is the live cash, split dollar vali draws the masses to our Store. These i tible fasciuaiion, and our genuine R? fixed to command tho Cash Trade, and of our war. Great Bargai See our Virginia Ladies' Shoe at 8 of Shoes are simply out of sight. :Best sell more Shoes than any threec houses Big Line of Si Worth $100. We now offer for Work Shirts from 15c. up to best. Closing Out our I Will sell you a Suit for a more soi Wool Dress Goods going cheap. See our Remnants of Dress Plaids Undershirts 10c. up. Checks 2Jc. .Don't fail to sco the Racket's mat half that we have to ?fter. All wo nste; will be money in your pot-ket. Tbousnnds of useful articles for on Pencils, 5 J.?ead Pencils, 25 Envelopes. RACKE' CIIKAI MOORE & LUCAS, Sue** The nuioui t of money that a single toad might nave to a farmer In ono soa Hon by ih? destruction of cut-worms baa been estimated nt nearly $20. This calcu lation is based on the damage that tbe number of cut-worma a toad <*ould eat in a seinem would bo able fco etlect among growing crops._ Assessor's Notice. Auditor's ottice, Anderdon, S C, Feb. 14, lh!>3. riMIE Township Commissioners of the X several Townships of this County will meet at this office on Tut; .lay, March 1, IK'S, at 11 o'clock a tn., to hfgin tbe work of appraising the PERSON AL and the HEAL ESTATE of Anderson County for taxation for the tlacal year ls*3. In order to assess the prop.ny more thoroughly, the Township Abh> s?.ora will meet at seme convenient place in their re spective Township') and continue this work for oomo thne or four day* immedi ately thereatlor, until the appra seoiei.t shall have been completed, except in the City of Anderson, where the A-lessors will continue the work for ten days, or until the assentiment shall have b < a com pleted. <l N. C BOLE M AN', Auditor< f Anderson ( inty. W. G. McGBE SURGEON DENTIST. OK TICK?Front |{->om, over 1 -mers and Merchant* Hank? ANDMSOK; S. C. Feb '.?, ist-s_: ?_ S PHILOSPHY ! iberty," must now be changed U -uit in : "Eternal vigilance is the prit > of ling p".sher?C. S. MINOR, at the arrica ut hi? Now Year resolutions [ire.ss forward and upward in spit - of ?tition, may now be looked to as never ashes the puerile hopes of aggravr.vd in the hearts of the poor, and si; ka nl other unfortunate conditions'with tratscd. wo will proceed at once to the I - 81.75 Punts to go at 81*25. 81.10 00 and 81.25 Pants to go ai 75c. 76 . ts to go at 40c. A few pairs to. go at II ......... t?_? II vrCai x utils. is exhautted you can have any piece I. Second best goods at .Tic. and 2?c. >ss Worsteds 5c. and He. yard. Sheet two dozen for lc. Gingham 21c. fri 1 two Skeins for 5c. On ting 2?c. to Stockings, extra heavy, 7c. pair? ibout one and a half dozen Suits Wool at to make. Hand Towels at 5c pair. I for 5c.f with a bottle of gootl p?r it. Another Casa Table Ivnives and eces. Cotton Roping at rock-hotton^ , cow ropes, etc., at 5e. per pound.' i. Sec those jolly big Pitchers at 10? ^ood Jeans for Pants at 5c. to 15c. yd.! : of it?only about half. Charabees] Is. Well Buoketa 20c. and 25c. eaeh.l Hanging Library Lamps at 81.69 to it this ehauce pass you. There is a r you can see it or not. Fail in the THE E.Mul tSON & BRO. CASH. t to lia to it. 11 >m out-Short Profits. outpace prices. AT. FLOUR. way. Lower grades $3 90 per barrel. ness, Large or Small. Is Molasses Cane Seed, and all your w, Beeswax, Eggs, <fec. Pay you spot Will save you money on Corn, Hay >eed Irish Potatoes. . ANDERSON & BRO. o I ont] i ? Mil! ich pleased with the having. . , , . . tea that we turn loose every day that nntchless temptations have an irreaia CK BOTTOM PRICES are always knock competitors and imitators o^t ins in Shoes. 1.23, well worth $2.00. Oar 98c. Hn< and cheapest Shoes in the State. W( in Anderson. impie Shirts. 48c , with two extra Collars. Men's ?ne of Clothing. ig, and let you sing it yourself. All for 45c jard, worth 15c. and 20c. Calicoes 3?c. and best 4}c. chit ss bargains. We can't, enumerate : of you is, see u? before you buy. It o cent?4 Boxes Matchrs, 25 Slate Too numerous to mtntion. T STORE, ?iCSOT 2JN THIS STATE, sors to Moore & Wallis, } THE CO-OPERATIVE IN THE HANDS OP NEW PROPRIETORS. - ^fltgit??^^?*^^3" We are most happy to introduce ourselves througn this medium to the Anderson communitv and her neighbors, to tell them that we are proud to think that we have come among a people who have already given us assurances by their complete courtesy and expression of good fellowship, and that we have been fortunate enough to gain ownership to this grand business. We were the lucky ones. We have purchased this tremendous stock at such figures as will ena ble us to place a value upon the merchandise in each Depart ment whereby our patrons will be the real beneficiaries. We are also pleased to inform you that we have retained the entire force of Salesladies and men who have in the past served the proprietors of this business so faithfully. Every effort is now being strained to get together our Memoranda for the purchase of new Spring Stock, and our Miss Helen Cater, in charge of the Dry Goods Department, and Mrs. Gardner, in charge of Millinery, are at pr?sent in New York City, and, assisted by our New York resident buyer, making the purchases. We have instructed our buy ers that it is not only our purpose to keep on hand constant ly a line of Merchandise in each of our Departments equal to that of oar predecessor, but if possible, it will be our aim to surpass him. While our buyers are absent and previous to the arrival of New Goods, we offer our entire present Stock at? SACRIFICINGLY LOW PRICES, And cordially invite our new friendj to partake of some of the "good" things. Julius H. Successor* to R. S. Hill lantat 1 EVI whifa HEAVY GROCERIES. FLOUR, MEAT, CORN, OATS, MOLASSES. RYTHING necessary to tupply the Farm, and we will make you prices will reduce expeuses to the minimum. We buy Goods cheap and sell youfcorrespondingly. We constantly keep on hand all grades of? CHICORA ACID AND GUANO, Aii! guarantee our prices on sumo. These Goods have stood the test fer ye(rs, and all who have used them will tell you there are none better. McCTJLLY BROS. FERTILIZERS! WS ARE AGENTS FOR? Powers, Gibbs & Co'*. Eagle Island Guano, Glbbs9 High Grade Guano, And Almont Acid phosphate. Also, the old Reliable Pacific Guano. RICES LOW A8 THE ?OWE8T. HEAVY GROCERIES AND FARMERS SUPPLIES At extremely low prices. 500 Barrels FLOUR, all grades, at prices to unload quickly. Very truly, ; . d- c. brown & j?ro. pianos and: JS^IRE to inform the public that I am now Agent for |h? folJowimr weil-kno* Mu-toal Instrument? : IANO**?EMKRSON" OHTHKEIUNG aoii MEHLIW. BUAIUi-wKWBR, MILLER and other High GraJa Or^us. preeemhig tint Manufacturera direct, I am enabled to .soil you either a Pi<irn? ?.g*n at a very LOW PRIOE. and it 'you' com?.; ?lata boylog either it will P m to call on or addr?.as me at Anderson, 8. C. ' _ la the place to buy A Dollar*? Worth of COFFEE if'want something Rich and Stron" J. G. BMjE*