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Builders of New Homes i If You Wish By all means seo our Stock. "rr If You Wish .?:..>:. ;f-.-: Ton wfl? t? disa^oiM? if you do not *ee <ra? Une befo?? - toying. CsroxSugs, ?r?x Art Squares. Ctees Carpeting is especially adapts to Sununoir use. Be-ssas? 1&at yon es? ?stt?noit - v. iv . i rj*,:j ? - ?. ,-? ri i ? ? i . ? ?? . ~ 's .?ii-; .i-'^ii 'i, :?) ii i iii Y.ri, riinS'in' .i;!..,.^. 1 't ..M^-L * ? ? .. * * 1 ' '?* * 1 *" >< ;': <. ? . .i-. > j y^? If yon wish the Swell th??ig ia ^?ffp ?a^tf ifoi? netto inspect our lisie, <wfthout Sonht the ^ anos^ uj^ , M Csirtaiii , Poles, I . 'i^isses, ;I i erics, 1 .an iact, Valmost^ ?verything for the homo. . lil T Wg????- ?^???- ;8BHm>^HI l^J Right Price. ? JLocal News* WEDNESDAY. JULY 25, 1806. Tho dog dava are here. Rev. 8. T. Creech is in Union. Mr. aud Mrs. Jno. ?. Pruitt are in Asheville. Mies Kato Marchall, of Abbeville, is in the city. Mrs H M. AcUor and Miss Ola Moore are in Asheville. Miss Isabel Wicker, of Bock Hill, is in tho city with friends. Mieses Ko*o Payne and Estelle Mc Kinney are in Asheville. Mrs. Lizzie Todd is visiting ber son, A. N. Todd, in Lenoir. N. C. A protracted meeting is in uro g re cs this week at Shady Grove Church B. O. Evaus, toe clothier, ia in the Northem marketa boying fall goods. Archie Cathcart, Willie. Joe and Jesse oiiupson and Frank Cray ton are in the mouDtaina. , Rev. Mr. Hayes, a holiness evange list, is carrying on a meetiog at the Orr mill under canvas. Street Superintendent Kay is doing a good deal ot needed work on the sidewalks of the city. . M. li. Bass & Co. have opened op Harness Factory in the store room back of Julias H, Weil & Co. Ed Fnereou, Fred Gam bi oil, Brat* ? ton Simpson and Archie Cathee t are in the mountains. A protracted meeting will oegin at Barker's Creek on the first Sunday in September, D. V. Rev. R. A. Sublett I will aseist the pastor. ; On nest Friday, July 27, those inter ested io tbs Churchyard at Neal'a Creek will meet, for the parp?se of cleaning up the same. Bring tools and come early in the morning. * The municipal election held in Iva last Saturday resulted in the election of the following: P.E. Spoon, inten? dent: Lu C. Townsend,, w. P. Cook and T. C. Jackson wardens Miss Macis Cochran ia visiting in Ab beville. When she returns ehe will be with The C, F. Jones Co aa steno 8^ee&a & Bolt, tho clothiers, have ad ded a second story to their show win dow* and otherwise improved them in appearance.. pi Li. H, Carlisle, a form*? Anderson boy? bnt who has been living in. Union, for some years, spaas last week in the ' I etty on bis way to Spring City- Tenn., where be wilfmake bia futurs borne. 1 < Ernest F. Brown, formerly assistant i saperia tendent of the Anderson Tele phon? Company? bat how now baa a, * position with the Bell people ia1 J?T, Virginia,. spent ? Sunday in Anderson with Mc parents. Rev. Sam T. Creech pastor of the \ Orrvillo MethodistChares, willlecture at the Park Casino at an early ?date on the eabjeat'.'Wfeyaaarriedlife?seome timea a failure." Thop'zoceedes will L OaU? the cow Job* printer, baa opened op bls.buslneea in Ander son and is .now.mady to ?o your lob le imo a DOW ana ce&plete ; Jikfag rubber stampf and can aupply you with anything tn that 'MB?tbtt yoaaisy want.v * jv .Tberawi^ be preaching at Roberts church on ? Tsarsdny, the Sod day of AegnsL. Everybody is cordially invi ted*to attend. Rev. S. L. Wilsop, of Ninety-Sis will do the preaching. -, Tile Belton Printing Co. baa been, ?raptad a chwu>r by the Seo***rry of ?ute. TKO ?otf^eratora are D. A. Geer? fi. A. Lewie, J. B, Adger and other?. They will publish a newspa per ?ndelo ge&erel ^ff?^J^ A brotbe? of S.Lt??Md If?s^Hto *of thia city, feat been ?sleeted president jo& tikv^Bjae*4^v^ and f Wv.ikeywaw?baa relived a letter .?raj DM xi in-.**? tm. ?two woy oby timo , and t a ai another Jo hos to wa flood. Will follow whenever ie doss gt*o way? ;. .,/xv-/f"f ,"-M-r' Mn. Jimmi? O'Donnell, ie having erected on McDo?ie Street, a handsome two-story, pebble dash repasos. This will be the only pebble dash in the city, ?c? ?feen ^k^j f&plesr dwelling csa bs ionod in Anderson. . The Tntettige&?cr would like tc se care a good correspondent in every section of the Cssstywb?v? wa have 'ab correspondent, prop la tho ofiice tfhan in the ?ta??unery T. Lorton Robertson and family of Abbeville, are in tbe city visiting re?a uves. Congressman Wyatt Aiken is an nounced in today's naper as a candi date for re-alection from this district. Capt. McCully with his men, Co. E, 1st Infantry, will leave August 10 for Chickamauga to take part in the Mili tary manouvors Dr. J. D. Chapman is carrying on a meeting at the Hopewell Baptist Church, in this county, this week. The Centret Presbyterian Sunday school held their picnic at Centorvillo Mills yesterday and had a pleasant tisse. . Mr. Hays, one of the i lachiniete at the.Traction Co's powerhouse, got his left hand badly hurt in the ma chinery Thursday. Dr W. J. Smitb, M?RB Helen Fant, i of Walhalla, and Mr. Jack Smalls, ol Philadelphia, are in tho city the guesti of if ra, M. A Dean. Married, by Rev. Henry Jfartin Sunday, July 15, J. J. Muliinax ant Miss Minnie Watson. Deputy Scott and Constable Davit run in seven burr heads, Sunday whom they caught gambling in th< edge of the city. Capt. H. H. Watkins and brother J, N. Watkins, and Jno. C. Watkin and others are in the mountains for i few days. Mrs. Margaret Minter has ru turn ci from Laurens, where she was called 01 the sad mission of attending the f u neral of her mother. The First Infantry band of Pelzei fnrnished music for the Georgi State Press Association, which waa i session at Hartwell last week. Married, by Rev. Henry Martii Sunday, July -15, J. A. Hombree an Miss Minnie McClain. Mr. William Bolt's family will hav their annual reunion at Portraai August 8th. The public is invited t come and bring well filled baskets. All interested in Roberta Chore yard ase requested to meet at ti Chu ich on Monday, July 80, for tl purpose of cleaning np the pre na lam Don't forget to bring tools to wot with, ' Mrs. Pani Stephens has retorne from ? visit to Atlanta, She waa m companied home by her mother. Hr Hearse, and her sister, Mrs. Johnso A. C. Keys, who lives just belo the city, lose a barn by lightnii Tuesday afternoon. A good ?leal ? roughness waa consumed. Capt. 6. K. Willis, who has been li lng in Williamstou for a lons tim will soon more to Greenville, who he will push the piano business Tlw congregation of tho First Ba tist Church will invite the Saluda Ba tiat Association which meeta in Hon Path in a few days, to meet in Ande son next year. This body has not m in Anderson slnoe 1878. . Several gentlemen are being talk of as possible. candidates for Coon offices and they will probably coi oat in s few days. Get in the gan boya? and, lora, have a little exoil ment. Mist Allie Duckworth, who has be tho popular and accommodating opel tor in "charge of the Starr tetephs exchange, baa resigned and returned her home in Anti creon. Uncle Dock Owen, a well known < Confederate Veteran who lived in A dereon for several years bot who la m irving in Green wood, spent last we in the city. Uncle Dook is very poi lar in Anderson and his friends nope see him move back tx? God's country Street Supt. Kay bas a force hands digging an D?p?t street 1 tween Font and Norris street, and v soon be laying down the balgi blocks. The old wooden bridge front' cf toe Knitting mill has 1M tom away? piping pot in ita place a the hollow filled with dirt. Mr. Wm. F. Loo. of Piedmont, apt yesterday in the city. His friends Ju announced bim for the lower ho; in the legislature and he has desk to yield to their wishes and will mt the nee. Mr. ii ?ery p?i)B?nr over the county. Ralph Robinson of McCormick ? Mason Young ot Due Weat, iee* gradu?tes or Erskine College, he been given positions in one of we g< ern ment college a in Egypt and v eau for that country from New Y< io a few days. Tho - iaet issue of the Charle Southern Publisher says; "The And son Intelligencer bas entered its for second volume. Alm^?? hali a e tn ry of esefel service to its town t State Lahahim! it. Tjfcis ?S??wra bo proud of, and we hope the fat years hold happiness and plenty store for thia veteran Journal that -J ably done lt? part in the. State's < building through bright tioaes s dark, through evil and good rep? Long Ito tole." , i Tho neg* ceo held a big b ar boca e f general frolic at Belton lost Saturd Coroner Pruitt, Deputy Sheriff Sc and State Constable Davis wes* hand. Constable Davis relieved colored geatlcman of ? hand sate foil of booro. Mayor Pro Tem Moo head assessed ?the negro one hued: dollars cr.?0 ?laya for being luco pony with the said satchel., v Secretary Wm. E. Earle. ' of Anderson County "Fair Association, setting things in chapo for tho Fal: ba held in Octobev. He says the cc tag f*fr will -bo by far tho bigg thing ever pulled off in Andero Borne of thaJbos* soraea ia the SI and surrounding country will be S? sasrwr'ans & pointed* A largo number of attr tiona will bo b-wked for she fair i Among those building new hoi ares Mr*. . M. Lease? at the cornel Join and Merris Street, Mrs. Mci Calnosm ?aswBfVt^ vf,P^j Browne Weat .Market afreet, half dosen Mrs. D. C. Holland cu N. Fant otr Q. L. Arnold on Grr street, Jno, k; fsar ftfrsg ass prop^^ o?t^^ J. F. White, the horse trainor, who hSA spent several seasons in Anderson, ia tn the West this summer with a string of South Carolina horses. He has witli him Peorless Dan, Craw, John and Bon llur, horses well known in Anderson. Theso horses have created a sensation among the horao men of the Weat aud have won first money on several occasions. In the second election yesterday \v. li. Oaborno won out over B. B. H lock Icy for alderman from ward 2. The vote waa: Osborne 64, Bleckloy Ri. The next City Council will be: Mayor, P. K. McOully, Sr.; Aldermen, ward 1, J.E. Barton; ward 2, W. R. Ost orne; ward 8, W. W. Robinson; ward 4, C E. Tolly; ward 5, J. T. Pearson; ward 0. R E. TJgon. There are only two old members on the the new council. Tho candidates for school trustees received the following vote: Dr. W. H. Nardin ?r, 831: D. P. Mclirayer, 800; W. F Cox, 250; U. E. Soybt, 1518; J. Temple Ligon, 168 As only three now trustees vrcn, to be elected, Messrs. Seybl and Lig?n were defeat ed. The members of the Farmers Union at Wiliiamaton are requested to be present on the 28th hist, at 8:80 o'clock aa we have some important business to attond to. M. E. Ellison, Pres. The Farmers Union at Cef ir Grove, No. 85, will meet August 4th and have invited O. P. Goodwin. State President, and other speakers. The public ia in vited to be with us and bring well tilled baskets. CE. Copeland, Pros. A Card. We wish to express through your ?aper our sincere thanks tc our rienda and neighbors for their many services rendered and kind words of sympathy spoken to us during: the recent illness and death of our darling baby. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mo Adams. Joly 88,1008. Notice To Confederate Veterans. AU Confederate Veterans of each Township will meet at their usual voting places in each Township on the 1st Saturday in August for the purpose of electing a representativo who abell meet with other repr?sentatives at the court house in Anderson Monday, September 8? at ll a. m. for tho pur pose of electing County Pension Board. John T. Green, Chairman. W.T.McGill, Seo. All county papers please copy. . !-T-!-.>-: ' . May De the Nejt Speaker. Hon. E. M. Rocker, Jr., ls annout J ed in today's paper aa a candidate for re-election to the House of Represen tatives: Mr. Bucker is opposed to the Stato dispensary and is in favor of abolish ing tho whole business. He is In favor ot giving the people of each County a chotea between County dispensarlea and prohibition. If elected to the Legislature he will be put forward by his friends for Speaker ot the next House and will probably bo elected, as he is very popular among the legislators. "?gerTt, Walhalla, 8. O. "McCormick" Mowers will out whare all others (all. The large wheels, the wide wheel-base and the long Pitman Rod enables thc operator to ron this machine in rank or thlok grass, pea vine*, <xc, where QO other rnsolunes will run. Sullivan Hardware Co. are tba General Distrlouting Agents for Mc Cormick Mowers. Fast 1st pes?tes Ostsi. Tho feeling of Impending doom In the minds of many victims or Bright's dis ease and diabetes has been ohcsssd tu i thankfulness by. tbs benefit derived' from taking Foley's Kidney Curs. It will ours Incipient Bright's disease and dia betes and ?van in the worst cases gives comfort and relief. Slight disorders aro cured lu a few dayo. <*? bsS dUw?v?* in Its worst fora," writes Marlon Leo of Dunreath, lad. "I tried eight phyol etaoa without relief. Only throe bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made me a well man." Evana Pharmacy. ?' Repairs and Soppllee of all kinds for Farm Machinery and Ginneries are car ried by Sullivan Hdw. Co When yon want a Cane Mill or an Evaporator, call on Sullivan Hdw. Co. MONEY TO LOAN-A few ....?leand dollars to !e?d on Lind for ol???i*. Ap ply to B. F. Martie, Attorney-at-Law. Say Live IUD Years. Thc chancea for living a foll century are excellent tn the case of Mrs. Jennie Demean, of Hey nos vii le. Me., now 70 years old. She writes: "Bleotrie Bitters cured me of Obrenlo Dyspepsia of 20 ' years standing, and mada ms foal aa well and atrong as a young girl." Blectrlc Bitters cure Stomach and Livor diseases. Blood disorders, General Debility and. bodily weakness. Bold on a guaranty at Orr, Gray & Co's, drugstore. Price only OOo. ' , ANaOTJNCEMEK'fS. sap* Candidate*' sn notus cern enU will bs sob Uohed ontU the PrlnutT BlcaUea fer Five Doftere -PA XAXLU ur ADVASCB. Boat ask os to credit AUDITOR. - ; ' s' Ibero?? sansone* ?yeelf se s eendidei* for UM ?Ota er tOessty 4?Altor of As?steos Oooaty, ?er?c*t te th? sottes of ?be DssNsraUe pria err , JOBOT A, MA JOB. ' ? henty SSBOSBOO ft>r tko oflloo Sf Anil ter for M?Umm Ce?sty, ssbjeet . to tho roles of tbs Deso&reUe prUaery. . ?_ ' >-#Tv J0A1MA. O. B?BBI83. , I hereby sssosoo tnyoelf ss ? easdtdete fey AsSttor of AB?SMOS Oeeetr, enfajeet to tho rales of thoPostssrsMofrlstary. _ _4" . JAB. H. CBAI6. JODOK O? PBOBATB. 1 bores/ sssoQseo styeelf ss s ossdldate for tho .CU? of Jedfe or Frobots tor Asdereos Coast?, eabjef* to tho ostlos of tho pMoerttlBjerty. J. Bl. VAJfDlVEB, Tho ?sSsretfSod roejteetfolly BSBOSSOM htaeeJf s ossdldatefor tho office of Judge of Pro be te for As?eseos Goassy, sobjeot to ibo relee of tho d??c*mlo priaery^ JjSjjjjjjjj iflCHOLSGN ; I fetish* easoaaes srs^f a eesdldafte for th* sst** sf Probsts Jsdgo for Asaetees Geest/, sss ?ul abide tho melt of ?tc DemoersUo jn-faury. cobirrr TREASURER. J. M. PATeTE I* he-ibr announced es a eesdl sots tor recettes esOossty Treeeerer, ?ab'e to tbs rakia of the PesMgcstto primary. _ '.. gTJP?BTi?OB, ' jtbsrohyajiass?asj wfsolf a candidate for re? riorti?^ 8o^rjl?rfjrAiider?os County, eas* j Jests? tba trtsiianitf i W?Wf% a JACB90*. J, B BREADS ALB te hereby ??wnxsrd ?e S ^i**^?oX^?&D?a?<w^ P^aery*1*' M^MC HOtS? OP aaCP?SSXATXVIB. oonoenoe Stat co B oeodldete' fer the BOOM O? aieiCMBU?lv*n,os*?eo>to the mles ed u* r>s^ I herefcy aaa?onee tnyeel? e candidate for gV?f/vti9tbstrWoftBssf?sestetivoo for An dersen C<raaty. ?ubjoct to th* ralea^oMSe Dwac 1 reraotfnllr aaoonaee nycelf a candidate for. re-eJ*ett?rYt? the Henee of ?tepree?ateU?.?, ?ub Jeet to th* notion of the Den^eraifo pr?sary, . -t? ' "v ''-''i; ' B Ja*? ?UCTCKaij Jfr? * A'Ws>'?iS:'?sibe^atd( i* aassifoeo W. p. vat. Y litio O O CERTAINLY should not miss tbe opportunities we offer dnring thc next ten days to secure seasonable Merchan? dise at suoh astonishing LOW PRICES. - : ; " : : - 1 ; aa? Good quality Cotton Checke.at 3 Jo per yard Best quality .Drilling.at 60 per yard 10-4 Cotton Blankets.at 45c a pair Men's Fine Negligee Shirts.at 35c Fin?? 27-inch China Silks.r,t 27c 36-inch Warranted Black Silk Taffeta,.at 75c Fino AU Wool Black and Colored Dress Goods. .at 36c Yard-wide* Flannelettes.at 5a Large size Colored Bed Spreads.at $1.00 Bleached Cannon Cloth.*.at 8 ie Linen Dam** < Knotted Fringed Towels, eaoh. .at 13a Ken's and Boys' Clothing, Ladies' Ready-made Skirts? Millinery, Ladles'? Misses' and Ken's Oxfords and Shoes, Ces? pets, Mattings, Bugs and TO all Paper. All we ask of yon to come and look at our Goods and compare prices. We are positive you will buy from ne. We are anstaue to close out our entire Stock by September 1Q% and are sacrificing Goods at prices newer heard of before. Respectfully, jyjjjg ^ ggj. & QQ 118 Granite Bow, .a? .tas This is the time of the year when a man'? thoughts turn to Bathing Suits. Better make a dive for ono of oura-we've a splendid line.' IVs Cheaper to Buy Than to Rent. fe . ? ni, TWO FIEOS JERSEY CLOTH, Plain and in Colors, Men's and Boys', $1.00 to $2.00.) WOOL SUITS, Plain and Fancy, $1.00 to $2.00. We've a few Sampl c V Ladies9 Suits Togo at a price. 5 WeVs a good variety of Bathing Suits, and axe er ? sure we oak famish exactly the stylo of Suit you % win want IG wear* # i. m Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers. , im MI w^?w^^i