The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-10-24

in our columns. Last week we HeSiecleu u
mention
JAMES II. PAYNE,
manufacturer and repairer of harness, who
can be- found over :hc store of Bleckley
Brown & Co. He is fully prepared thi:
season to accommodate his customers will
the very best of everything in his line, and
can always be found in his office. Next III
order is
ARNsrEIN & ROSE,
proprietors of the New York Cash Store
where can be found everything in the dry
goods line from pin to the handsomes
silk dress. They have the largest stock o
dry goods in the up country, and sell a
low prices, by which means they have es
tablished ior themselves an enviable trade
and reputation. For full description O.
their stock, see advertisement. Next dool
is the reliable firm Of
BARR FAINT,
dealers in general merchandise, who art
always busy receiving and selling goods
The reputation of this house for justsdeal'
ing is widespread and well established, and
we can assure our readers that they will dc
what is right and honorable with those who
patronize them. Over this store can be
found
]. D. CLARK & SON,
merchant tailors, who are better prepared
than ever to please their patrons. They are
well known as first-class tailors, whose
charges are moderate The Singer sewing
machine, one of the best ever made, is also
sold by them.
SULLIVAN & co.
occupy the next store, and are making
special effort this season to extend and en-
large their already extensive business
Heavy dry goods and groceries are their
specialties, and everything il just what it is
represented to be. They are agents for
Tozer's engine, an excellent cotton gin and
Cooks evaporator and mill.
a. P. ToLLY's
furniture store is especially attractive at
present, as he has larger stock of furniture
on hand than usual, which he. offers to the
public at very low figures. He makes a
very small profit on his goods, and cannot
be undersold by any dealer in the State.
We next come to the establishment Of
CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
where you can find almost any thing you
want, especially in the grocery line, both
heavy and fancy. Dry goods, ETC., are also
kept, and everything is sold strictly for cash,
which enables them to put their goods at
very low prices. They are also agents for
the popular Avery plows, harrows and
cultivators. A few doors above this store
will be found
M'CULLY & TAYLOR,
who are always courteous and accommo-
dating to their customers. General supplies
for planters and farmers are always kept
and those desiring anything in their line
would do we'll to give them call. They
are agents for the Georgia Grange guano,
Pratt's revolving head gin and fire insur-
ance company. Passing up this row we
find at McCully's Corner
]. R. & L. P. SMITHS
merchant tailoring establishment, where
the public have long since learned that
they will be honorably and justly dealt
with. Their stock of gents furnishing
goods is complete, and their tailoring is
done by experienced workmen. They arc
agents for the Wilson sewing machine,
which is sold at reasonable figures. Just
across Main street, in the east end of the
Waverly House, you will find
C. A. REED, AGENT,
dealer in general merchandise, who is well
and favorably known to the trading public
of Anderson and adjoining counties. He
keeps complete stock of buggy material
on hand, and is agent for the American
sewing machine, which has been reduced in
price in proportion to other machines. A
few doors further down we come to the new
store of
W. A. CHAPMAN,
who recently opened out large and COM
pletely stock OF dry goods, notions, ETC., at
the old stand of the Emporium of Fashion,
which he is disposing of at prices to suit
the times. He is an energetic ard thor
oughgoing merchant, and We hope will re-
ceive liberal share. of the public patron
age.
A. W. TODD,
architect, contractor and builder, can be
found in the Waverly House, when not en-
gagged, and will take pleasure in submitting
plans for buildings and contracting for the
erection of the same Our next point is
the
LADIES STORE.
of which Miss Lizzie Williams & Co. are
proprietors. This house has long been
known to the people of Anderson County,
and needs no words of commentator from
US. Special efforts are made to please the
ladies, and to what extent success has at
tended these efforts the public are fully
acquainted. At No. on the same range,
we find the jewelry store and photograph
gallery of
J. D. MAXWELL,
where everything is bright and beautiful.
A large lot of jewlry, silver ware and silver
plated ware, spectacles, ETC., are offered very
cheap for the cash. Capt. Wren is still in
charge of the picture gallery, and the re-
pairing of watches and jewclry is attended
to by an experienced artist.
J. E. PEOPLES
still occupies his old stand, and is just as
busy as ever. He has large lot of stoves
and tin ware on hand. which he will either
sell for the cash or barter for rags and raw
hides. He is also dealer in printing and
wrapping paper, which is sold at manufac-
turers' prices. Next in order comes
SIMPSON, REID & CO.,