Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ni i i \ ! > 1 Vt" ..Kl r .An. Si.\ " I !. ':- H j i i HIS( >l I' l SS < ' ! ' I . I i a . - un i ? liai (oi)I; .i !>..; ?ipi 1 ney wan! .) . \;t tho pei ll h -1 .'II; ..aol bemm . i i!.i ii np a n i pol tefl ami I.?. !i '. ?tilo lhe hall, so I n? ni.- ?itt.iV tah. mi: I' nail bogs lyy ?jawipo; I'li ui powp ail'! ?"?I tir,' ropo i 4*i I!.-s I" 11. ::i a a : '.- n 1 Om ia!! H.. h.a I atii ; : iud .1 I-, ta, j'..j' I t h. h j.v i h a ; .; -, !l;i i i '? an-! lain- >rl ? : i heutmit i .' an.I ! ...;.. down in th'- jip Pi . 1<V ?rn fall. . wann .! it .1.na- ami ! tu th- buy. lt i a I 'Viv I'ainily th.il's gut h'-y. Wh it a luxury it. is iii n ;.(. v. Ip u'ynii h.iv'f iiui-ihi'd your job a ipi :tre; t ired! What : luxury i- deep wh-'ii bc'ltiipe noun ' NV jj at a wi..' -ia', louth sonic, ap}H tito docs I ! .? , . ami nial,.- a hoy Ilk.' n.. ?. !L-h li:-- !...".. r . .'.I - - '. nv :.; Uh. . .1 ?. -i On!.'-"' ai?! la-...ii t .-. ai..] .;'..,', apd ia . llOII'.ii,' , >:.' ("'.'. f ..!...: "i. h. ' h -fi .. ami ii: :!, ? mi mi.- That' r.i t ,;. i ' ful. I. il.-.;- m good medieim a I. pic th .1 rf! lilli's ii iff: tioil. Lil Pl' is m. i anti?.ita fm tho lit:!.' fr?-: - ind tiapi hh s of ?mr daily lilei Wi - ti I geil ol i U nut (if lilOIUiy al-" ''i' ? i > ? h" ?I Ulli omi,!- t!;;? !k apd fast in I ve lotti rs I fly (.i ih<- woodpile ami chop stove- ; w.'.id. or 1 go to thc garden ami fork ' up inure ground and transplant mme j strawberries from thc scattering run ners. 1 have now SHU plants ami they j arc lin.' and all came from home ami , all have bei n mulched with stable manure and ; cotton seed and covered with pine straw, nn>I 1 sm thc hoy thal, did it. 1 am thu horny-handed ! ?on ol'toil that you read about. My wife ha.- cut sixtj live rose bushes i that 1 planted fur her and watered and mun i -hi d and pron and scratch4 cd niy b inds with ile- thorns, m. 1 si ? luxuriates among their beautiful ?? ?iv? j cr.' and cuts botmiiets for thc uah us ?ml visitors. Sometimes when 1 peruse the papers and their sent intents : make me mail rn- fatigue my indigna lion 1 go forth among the tl ?wi rs and study th? m and ponder upon their j innocence and beauty and get calm ; and serene. Utily yesterday 1 read au article in the New Vak Pr-ss, the'! leading Republican paper, and it said j thc white Southerner waa rapidly dc- ! generating and thc n ern was coming to thc front ; that, the whit) man c . lld not grow colton at P c. nt' a p mn I. but tho negro could and that their race would in time own all the lands and thc whiles be their tenants: that wc have degenerated in sta!, aria-hip and intellect and have not gpt a whit? rna'.i in all the Smith who will compare willi banker Washington; that the ante bellum types aro ?on?'; the tine's that producml ('alhoun and Toomhs ami Stophel - and Pavisand Benjamin ? and Lamar arc far, vi r past, and that ! our soto illeil ft a| * meir, stich ns. Hap J ley ttnd I bi th >. in .'. mun, are but a 1 fair sample < f mn . . , , raoy and that (?his d,igen.? racy ail c ?>:?..?. fruin our . inhum ni t ri? at ni ? of ila ? r i am is u negation . f 1 '.'.ai he threatens us and sie tl Vi nth is very busy nov.' .villi imp . ira. (pus ; oems growing f?ut pf lb? ' ipi b v ,ir, bul will attend t" us ni ?. i ..im s--i lp it that we shall have . ; .. septation in Congress ft phi di where tho negro ballot was atimipa ti d Pr suppress d. Wi ll, pf eotirsc, T ha 1 i . drop tin? paper arid fly to the woodpile, ami ev. ry stroke 1 made with ibo ?x I tried lo imagine that that malicious and malignant editor was under it. What m to be doa.' with such people? Here wo wert! boasting that at last, thc sectional lines wem obliterate?? and wo wer?' now a reunited people, when thai pap or-- that organ of thc <}. (>. P. thai boasts of its daily cir culation being ?0 OOO gie iter than all thc other Republic.!M papers in Now York and Brooklyn combined, wipes ont all harmony aud renews its'war against thc South. Isn't it strange that lie does not soo the fallacy of his owu nrgumcutj for if such grand men ! is he; M ! > < / I l I t I I ( ju <? ?i is ii." II ? . nh ... ? H .iii li. i ?i j . ?ly ol I < ;. ' ? .. i ?i p .., . >y> 1J ? lin ii.,.'.y i I iii ." i tt. ., I t ni J. i ny or rio j 'l'uni ina ny. l?ttl lin ii,' :. o|' this. 1 r i n not I n?1;ii:i:it( Up.Uljil VV?l li ir .ren i t y. jh.'jik- I ii:ii I ha'-! Imiter . <\ nv. iij jay : ?:>l ai ia:: I v. :i . ja i ? i ; ; t..'. ii i . 'i ? rea l I pip r a! ?'.'<.,..... I I'M I jll.it I J ?il Hi r j . . i ?.'... .?tal :. i ;.. ii' a < ami li nv I ? j ? ..!\ .. tin: ra?? probh ur. Soi '.'.i;.* ?. ; I <>ii?l 'Ai', Kp iain y i IHM iii; a nu *..? O' . M ?: r vat i v? has - ver lie* ? pul,li !.. -t. Lei ? itvt r\ itoiJy road ii. . 1 I '. t,t I his epokin ' hu i ness i ? I li ii g rather i.,?>:,..(, a .a- t ? * ?.y ful!; -. ll . ai. me veri well financially, l'or . loa. Franklin vail ti..it a pe .ny i .?t\. .! was two p i;.'. ..'.iii.ni, ami ns ? I j lin Aunt A?iii tv,., dollar a WOoIi I ii >W c.i i ll four ..?.il.a - :: week. Th? j ? I;., il.?e i t !'.i: i i >t'i ?Iy ?>i\ . ?la for my . v. .i'., .'..i i obpdy pays my ful-,!: ? for ! t lioir . Wi)?.h tili? cition perking is I . .v., wt- ?.....-t e.,.' wit:..ail h..ji j i ?.ir v. ?nbl \v. ii|h"i v.il! vnn (Iii 1.1 in, ? hat they ?ir? ii.. : tim; uiie?rt.iio ?tea '?it.-. tiny alway.- wino. 'Ito y como ( ulna ti"", please and ipiit. when iii ey , plea .. ar.'l don't ear? a daru for tho | future. There isn't a rac? upon earth | thal :-o enjoys to-day ami has so little , enuc rn about to-iuorrow. "Carpe , diem" is their maxim. K'njoy to-day. . "Sufficient unto the day ia the evil ( thereof." 1 thin' we ar? getting ; along splendidly without them, for we . have less eookiug linne and things last longer. Warm breakfast and supper ] ami a eold ltmeh for dinner is enough uni? s-i you have company ami my j opinion i-: thai during these har?! j times ami seareity ol' conks company ( eng!.! tait t.. circulate to any alarming ? ext?MIt. 1' i.s au awful misfortune to bo . punt anil have a rieh man's way.-, ami it i- still awfuller fer women rai: d in , luxury to have to com? down and go from the parlor to tho kitchen. As fir nie il doesn't matter. 1 was raised poor alni had to tn;.ki' lite tires and chop the wood and gi? tn mill and ride the mail, ami so 1 am only being a hoy again -that's all. 1 am the hey. HIM. Am?. P. S.-Mr. .1. W. 'lardner writes me frem Tiller's Korry, S. C., ami says: "A- I returned from the army in !v .Ti ami w is looking over tho ground win ie Sherman's forces and Win dor's cavalry had a fight T found a lotte gtave with a neat, little headboard m'irked, ""W. .J. li. MahalToy, supposed to belong to eulup.my ll, Qubb'ti Legion.' "1 made a note ol' it in my memo random book." Maybe this concerns some friend or illative. IL A. A Hoy's Kssay on lt roath. A Iii il.1 boy in the North Sido pub lic selma] recently handed in lo the j te?ehi r the following communication j , n -Dui' jirciith:'' j "Oar breath is made of air. If ii I w.s e md f r our breath wo would die. Tint br.:ath keeps L- iff: th tam g h our! liver, our lights ami our lungs. IJoys | shut up in a room all day should not breathe, tl. : should wait ut.til tiley ? ? . ut t f doors. Air ia a room has earl nt leii'le in it. and earhptie?tde is | pois '.'ncr than mad dogs. Once some was shut up in a black hole in i Italia, a ca rho noe ido got into that there \ , ii ' , ami afore morning nearly every ] om .'.' i he tu was tieri. ( 1 iris wear ! I eprs'i'is w'-ieh their diagrams ! j too mi:tdi. ll ivis cannot run ant? hol- ( j 1er ii!, h iys cause their diagram ? aro i ! ? <j U i e.'. tl. If I wa? a giri \ would just ! run ..mi le !! r so toy .lin tani would i grow. Thai's all .?ti breath." -.1/7? ' ncapolis Journal. j -Aunt-1 larry, do you love your baby brother? Hauy - What's tho i usc? Ho wouldn't know it if i did. - If a man hart one little vice it hides lot? of big virtues from the eyes of his neighbors. rilli nf Un* Mu? I .'. i n' nj Ul*' .\ ' ?ur |..-r li,,. 1 . -.1 ..I-, I \ if:- 1 . .. .'i.l ivi.i li r?-al ii iii ni i! . m lin- in-.. V. -i. ri. hay. li i- .... ...-.:.. j. .;.'..; I-. j . III . . liitm ly .iii a r>' ai.ii a U.ii ti l', -? l i . I,ii? ri.?' 1 Ml'all'a I illili ?orii.ii in lira's lt y j? !.! - liv? crop.** a i a . H. ; . .H May i" September, and lilli >j . l ..'lil il! ii" 'il l'igat ?nil aili! goisc-r .i- 11 rt iii '#* 11 in II could I..- ma.1.' to .. ii ? ?'.. Tiiis ?-? i..?.m.r tiir 111 i * i 11 *i -.'.i'll iv li ic li ?'I.' rn grows ami pifare.:- every lit ii j'y ii i;. . .c |>t : a j - ry ! . . m.I iSry w allic: 1 I,ave ' .. av . ila ! . a i ? ? . i rn.).-, ' i 'lay ann ! I linc;;iv! .il. ,.r I.ai rac. I jr V. a ia J ?? I ' ' ' ? : i ~, ( ' i V i ? : li i ! s ) X 11 i \ i il * j-11 ill ! I . ... I. a rv?.-t,?.I atal ?it np j :i iii-- i..na:. Tin- sub-a ij>i< i.' e. rp j > s j ..'i-;-t ia:.'ly pf licimuda rrr-. vi..ci i lighter aa.i nf !..*i-r CI.mill, ' md il..- yi?'?<! i-? n.t. therefore, so bumiani ; tin. iii iv h or? I hp rainfall vi.-, heavy aaa well di.-tributt I i have imivii the fourth ?nip lp roach ?ive hon -ami [i ninds. Th?' yield ! as I'reij no nt ly hoon fr?) tu &,i|IIU lu 120,000 pounds per annum, in?] i - i.-1 i.i; sold at ti,, hi tr h ('.-it iji;ii .. t pi ice for i he best .N m illern pr >'? .. i rn hay ?ai.] iloiyu 11. -1?- -from ri? t.? v-JO a ton. Indeed, those who >. iric?l ii prefer ii t lie I preign 1 ri i. h , an?l ita" si c.* liv. for it. i- a i ilpaucr, Ipi!.1-ier, better hay. Willi i ; : < r y -ti m 'if irrigation :mp! li ii* h ? 11.1 r/.., t. ion i m- y j? 1 i c., ii i .1 i,.' greatly uorpasml. Tliis Luccrn?; was plantet] sixty lilli e ((?ill years ago aroninl the hur ler;- ol' ordinary sfptnrcs in a v ego ta llo garth II, iiiitl after hoing well set lia?! tu ho eonlincil to thc borders hy mnstatit spading and cultivation of thc M|iiarcs. About twenty-fivoyears iga, th?? Bermuda gras* having already intered from tho adjacent land, thc ?round was given up to these grasses, ind has keen mown for hay ever since. lt has not been touched by plough oi harrow in that time. 1 regret to have to say that it bas i'allcn oil' materially in ibo yield in thc past two or three years, nwing to au almost total neglect of lYriili/ation, ?h pending upon thc rain, which M nature's creal fertilizer. The figures given of the yield pv-r ?rep, '.mw. ?*er, were proved by ad aal weight. I have given you thc text, Mr. bal i tor, now you eau preach thc ser mon. SrnscRi HER. Anderson, S. C., Nov. IS, 1808. - Au old lady from Oxford, Mich., who, with her husband, had spout the winter in California, was asked by one of her neighbors if she had beard un earthquake while there. ''\es, I heard one," she answered, "and rather enjoyed it, for it was thc first thing that happened since doini and i have boen married that li?; did um. think I was i o blame for!" Hidden Weakness. ^ >^\-^*>^?v, J^" Just as we Sometimes ste.^V^^s^S^fe? --'J'',''' n lice or pole ^ .^^>^^^1^^g^y,K^^^ npparcnt lyv^^?m^^Skl^^^*^^^^ s 11 i> a g und ^.\C?^JT^NC?^^^-' Bound conic ^^pF^^j^^'*' tj?jP^ of some undetected process ^^^^l^f^fl of ?leca;.-. . .. n i -ai.i'.ior liovr go I 1111 ap] 'r-rance ii worn nu may -a.- -m. if she is / ** Biibjt ci lo :i iv hidden weak- \N".VJ? m-:.I. gradually sap. /^^??? ping nway ruuV umWr--?^^?^?MH niir.iui : vitality, '^0,^^?*>? !. tt.iv her entire ..??? eec sttuti'c.i wiO vi-?-- v-#y ^-V^ mid leave her .. ; ie.il?.?1? phyricRl wreck, The average ri? ?ctol giv<s a lilli?: sonic thing fer tho hca.htche sud a little sotnc thing < 1 ;e for the backache and siill anoth er liiing i?v the nerves mid i-o on, in ver ?meo r? ich HR thc ?ii!rfc ti weakness in tho distinctly feminine organism. Tlic vast experience nuil special practice of Dr. H. \ . lheree, chief Consulting physi (:t?m - ,' t?w Invalids' Hotel and Surgical ie if nie, ol 1.H?lalo, X. Y., in treating women's diseases, eunhles him to under Btaiul ... \ cope succf ssfully with these pur iieu'.u ailmentt. ?\;? winnini way lecltlic ntnuisl confu?? nee in consulting him hy mail. She will receive, free of cost, sound prof? .;.?:.al advice whereby her health may, in ninety-nine eases out of ii hundred, be " protrpily : ".?I perniahenliy resto-red. AU c?>ne?.p itid.-uce i? held to bc sacredly C?ii...i;' a' ?al. A l:?l> llviiiv i? Coshocton Co., Ohio, Mrs. W. T. i:' ii . MI, ..{ UHssficld, writer.: " i had female w< ... i< very b?d foi nearly three years. lJ.-ul dnii;^ln< down .>ai:is in and aliovc i?-.y hips and nu, pains in tV.- back and top of my li l inst u" though someone was lillian me l>y t!ir hair). I!ad no ambition, would try to work n few day? then would have t<> lie in bird fora lom; lime. No tougnecan express the suffering I endured. I had much pa.n ni monthly pe riivls. 1 doctored most of the time -?vita OH eiiod a physician as there ii? lu the state, but lind no e:\s?- only wlim I wu* quiet ?iud oiTmy feet and then 1 lind ?nore or lr** ivnin in niy head. When l began laking t)r. IMeroe'si medicines I weighed toa pounds, mid waa ver\? onie id weale. I look twelve l?ottlrs of his ^ rnvor :e l're?=eriplien* ami Keven pf the 'Ool.len Medical Discovery.' New I feel litte a chtTerent person. Have no ?>ain tu my head, can .1 > all thc work- for myself, lusband and one cliitd; am gaining in flesh. X feel it is tb- nigh Cot'* mercy and your wonder ful medicines thal I tuu cured." Tim lastest itcgulur Train In Th? World. \ In . nr i.-.-i;. r,f SeptClhh?i1 '?'<. ? ive ga vu an iii astral eil iii .< ript'mn ? I' i!i? i v? nain-- which make rho fasti * I ? .. 'i i-i MUM- ran -' without a stop, namely, th? Kmpirc Stain exp ri ?>, iii! New Vi)rk Central -t- 1,1 iii this country, aiiiri th? (a)rni-li < ..:pn;ss, of |!i' 'i?'. if Western system in iv ?'aii '. foi mer ran . a iii-Ium: ? .' I !*J - ii?? 't-s at 11;<- ;i\ i-ra .". ? ! ."?-' fi? I in -i ? ii ' m?. ami . !.. I. ... a t rai n . . '1 i ' '.. mi ic- at t ho . .. . . im . ia! i-f "'.'{ ..' mi les an hour S it bi ?'.'li 1 ll ve ti|i> i.j||> f,'Hti;.st ti gili TH ii: ;. : t .. di they ? re i y im iijeaur> ' i rai uh ni \ lie v. rh!, iii** ??:..- : i . '.. 'j-hia timi ! ! !.':';? .ni iii ' a i'iiiheb 'phi i . a?i Avilit tm : 'itv. T?i" lii.-laue- ii. : <;> . ti < \n..'iee, . i!.- >t.t:?ng point, ami \ t. m'I'iiy ?- ?.? *i miles. The road i- pray ti cai ly j a il '-i l i.ii .' ami tin- e irv.it III is lit/lit. Tin trains ari' iii;.. .': ?<. make th.- rilli without ti stop in ?1' tn i n ii O's at t lin rate of titi t;iiiih:> .m ho ir, a fout which . is ri iruiarly ami ea div accomplished, for it is not una- i i! for lin- distance io h<- covered in considerably less litre than thia. On ?.ne occasion tho ' trip was made in 17-' minutes-a speed of Til 1 miles un hour; while the record rilli of tho reason va- ?nado ia H 70 j minutos, or at an averai'c sneed of i V! ? tuiles an hour. Those ari' truly j wonderful performances, ami ?is mere foal.; of last run ni rn/, irrespeeti vc of lip.; di sta tice ii.i. they place the \i|aii(i<t City llier ta au hmiucslmmi- 1 hie po-iii'.n a.s t ho fastest regular' t rain in I Ii? wu ld. Additional merit attaches lo the run fr?nil th fact thai tim train is by I mi means a light one. On the day j win H tiic record was made it consisted nf a combination ear weighing :>7._??U pounds, a Pullman car weighing 85, .'lim pounds, and four day coaches weighing 2HI?.K0O pounds, a total train load of o7!'.hUl) pounds.-?cientijit: A nu vi rit ii. A Sure Sign of Croup Hoarseness in a child that is sub j 'Ci i i er.mp is ii Pure indication of tho approach of tho disease. If ('ii imbi ri.tin'.- Cough llouiedy is given a- .-non as th? child hc'coiucs hoarse, iii even al ler the cr??upy cough has appeared, it will provont the attack. M tiny mothers who have croupy chil dren always keep this remedy at hand and find that it saves 'them much trou ble ami worry, lt can always be de pend d upan and is pleasant t?> lake. Por -;:''' hy Ilill-Orr Drug Cn. moir BEDS, Big lot of BUB WHITE SUITES, PARLOR CHAIRS. B?r EVERYTHING to lie ?lld AFFORD TO BUY. COFFINS AP In slock tu be sold at LOW prices. Just gut my prices to know how m FRA.ISTI The Great Oliver OVER ten times more OLIVER make. They have been tried. Thc vi Thc Steel Beam a great feature. Wai in Car lots we give lowest possible prie 40, 20, 19,13, &c. Buy only the Olive if you are al DISC, SPADING I HARRO Twenty years experience has tang know ?mr Harrows aro just the Implen An absolute, broad, peitonal guar SULLIVAN THE ELECTRIC C BUY YOUR . . . A F COME and Fee our SHOES and cbc. We will SAVE YOU MONE1 again and again. School Shoes By tho II cr. T. : Two Cheerful Liars. Patr ck OMars, a private in thc Ninth iceni.ii-, wont to the Colonel "! Li- regiment and asked for a two v. oks leave of abseiice. Tho Colonel was a severe disciplinarian, who did not believe iii extending too many pi i vi leges t" his tuen, and did not hesitate in u-dng a subterfuge in evading i In- :?r;iiii in? ol' one; I ' Well, ' sai-i tir ( ..: >:.. 1. "what do yr i want i two wi . '.. furlough for? ' | I'attiek ati-weie'd: "Me W.ui.fc is very sick, mid tia children ?ire not . and if ye dido ; mind, she would ! to have im- home ?'.a- a few weeks . .ri e- io-r a bit of n - -e ?lance, ' 'i ii.' Coloip 1 eyed lum for a few ! id ii .. r;:tt a '., I mimili, gran? your re , i. .; . bat i u'ot a b ! li v from your Vv i Ti ; i ' : ' - .:, ruing .- :i\ ' r : slut didiij t j waul yon home, thai ym w iv a IUU.T 1 .- pico, a iel raised t io devil wiiouoyer . nt were then*. Sip! I upi s I won t ! . . I h t you ha\ anv inure furloughs. " 1'bat settles ?t. I suppose I can't gi l th-- furlough, then? ' said Pat. ."No; I m afraid not, Patrick. lt wouldn't be well for nie to do so un der the eircuuisiances." lt wa- Patrick's tura now tu eye the Colonel, as be started for the door. 8;oi.[ling suddenly, he said: ' Colonel, eau 1 say sotnethiug to ye/.?" "Certainly, Patrick; What i? il?" "Von .von t get mad, Colon 1, il' 1 say it?" "Certainly not, Patrick; what is it?" "1 want to say lhere ave two splen did liars in i!ii;- room, and Tm one of thom. 1 was never married in nm leif e." Kiiiney disease is tho enemy we have most to fear a a result ol' tilt' feverish restlessness of our much vaunted modern civilization, lt is a treacherous enemy, workiug out its deadly effect nuder cover of the most trifling symptoms. Thc first indica tion of ehangos in the urine, frequent headaches, digestive troubles, should he the signal for prompt remedial measures. Prickly Ash Bitters is a kidney remedy of superlative merit; ii i- soothing, healing and strength en tug. quickly relieves the aching dr soreness that always appears in the advanced stages, chocks the progress ol' tiie disease and ihr nigh its excel lent cleansing ami regulating effect in the stomach, liver and bowels, it brings back iee strength -and ruddy clow- of vigorous health. Soid by Keans Pharmacy. _ BED SPRINGS. ,EAUS just in. CHERRY SUITES, . DINING CHAIRS. SO LOW that Cuttou-raisers CAN SD CASKET? neb you gain hy buying my Goods. Z O.BAYTON. 19. S.B Steel Beam Plow. US sold in Anderson than any other srdiet is unanimous for the OLIVERS, .ranted to stand anywhere. Handled es. The B?zes for this section are Nos. ir Steel Beam Plows Lter the best. \ND SMOOTHING W3, &c. ht us thc needs ol' thc farmers, and we fi en ta tor this section, antee, given by us. LRDWARE CO. STY SHOE STORE. nd we will keep them Shined BEE as long as you wear them. HOSIERY before buying anywhere f. Try us once, and you will try us and. Rubbers iiuiicfirreclt*. % Your rooney savers, ? Dia-OIfcT Sc 00 SHOES TO BEAT THE BAN ?. WE don't haye to falk through our battTlo soil our Shoe*. Tho HIKIOK soiltheni iOlvos if 3 ou will only ta kn thu troublo to look nt them, Quality and Prion iLth? work. Wo just ata?d aside and grin. You don't have to boy from us just bec*J wo i^rin We bave to grin, anyway, because we can't help it. Whoii our NWaali ul mord double laat josi's we don't bavo to look tmd-eyed and Imposed ii pon, l>ecaai wo can't. Ko como on to tho place whore the brainiest foot in Anderson t.'ouutja shod, and if we (mti't Sho?? you aral your family, your son John and his family,il be because you rather go barefooted. ?9. M-Wo can also "Shoo" tho inner-tnnii with mich substantials as DEAS, PATENT ELOUK ami J. K NO. 2 COFFEE that will make bis mouth water,? L'lotho corniortablj tho legs of thu outer-man with a First Claas, < 'apital pair nf tit] liomaii'N PAN'I'S for Mix ty ('en ts that will just u:u .?ito tho Huporauuuaiuil :? Uo ch? infantile shrubbery. D?AN & RATiLlFFE.1 tl. E?..Parths owing us un Koto or Aonount will savo'tbemsolves iiouyidenbp ttxpenso liy settling up sumo li? torn L> ??co tn ber Ut. If you haveu't got a clear n-.eij from us we aro talking to YOU. DEAN it KA'FLIPPE. O. D. ANDERSON & Strictly in it at Lowest PostriMe Prices. Two Cars Texas Red Rust Proof Oats, And all the country raised Oata you want. Theeebro] go, no matter what Cotton sells at. Pure Wheat Flour Rock Bottom Prices. We can give Country Merchants oloao figures on CHEESE. OYSTERS. TOMATOES, SALMON, SARDINES anil TOBACCO. Everybody knows we b*al the Town on MBH?DE-LS, and we propose to keep j our reputation. ItAWiilXtt an?! TIKM guarautoed prices, h'ond us your orders Yours for Hu si noss, O. D. ANDERSON & BROJ CEYLON AND INDIA TEA, IS WHOLESOME. IT is manufactured in a scientific manner by cleanly machinery, ? PURE, ?o that a anuri i ti fusion extracts ail the good qualities. DIRECTIONS-Take half usual quantity, seo water boils. Pour | aft<?r live minutes steeply TFXLEY'S CEYLON-INDIA TEA. "Two cups in one." Frigr Delicious ! ! SUI3PASS8R3G. COFFEE. Blue Ribbon, Genuino Mocha and Java, 25c. per lb. For strength I richness of ila vor in the cu pi it surpasses aoy coffee ou the market. Ilj great seller. Di, Jt Buy Fruit Jars-Buj Sealing Wax. Manufactured exoressly for puttiDg up fruit. You can use "any old tim aud we guarantee the fruit to keep perfectly. Soliciting your orders, Very respectfully yours, JNO. A. AUSTIN & Cl THE OLD, RELIABLE iimitiire Store ?F V1 JJ m Still in th.? Lead ? They have the Largest Stock, Best Quality, and Certainly the Lowest Prices ! OTHERS try to get there, but they miss it every time. Kew, beautiful and select Stock of Furniture, &c, arriving every and nt PRICES NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE. Herc you have the Largest Stock ; therefore, you can get hi&t wlitfj want. Here you have the Best Grade of Furniture ; therefore, you Goods that will last. Here you have the very LOWEST PRICES ; therefore, you sa*8] big money. BS?" Como along, and we will do you aa we have been doing f(>r 16 forty years-sell you the very best Furniture for the very lowest pric*j B?u^he largest Stock in South Carolina and the Lowest Pri<* Southern States. New Lot Baby Oarriftges Just Received. C. F. TOLLY &r. SO Depot Street? Anderson, S. " C*