The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-02
OUR ADVERTISERS.
Who They Are and Where You Can Find
Them.

In LOOKING over the business OIL dHueIsol
as presented through the advertising col
umns of the lNTELLIGENcEE, our reader
will find everything that is necessary tt
meet their wants in whatever line they may
desire to make their purchases. The stock
of goods in every department are especially
attractive, and our readers will therefore
not deem it amiss if we call their attention
to the attractive features of these individual
business houses. Upon leaving our office
and turning to the right upon Granite Row
we enter the well-filled and snowy
NEW YORK CASH STORE
of Messrs. Arnstein & Rose, which bewild
ers the purchaser who wishes to invest il
dry goods, shoes clothing or notions will
the endless quantity and variety of articles
which are presented for the purpose of suit.
ing the purse and the taste of every custo.
mer. Here you will always find the --latest
novelties, in addition to very large stock
of staple articles, which will be exhibited
by some one of the half dozen busy but po.
lite salesmen who are always pleased tc
show their goods and sell them at the most
astoniskingly low prices. The next door
continuing on the right, brings us to the
popular house of
MESSRS. BARR & CO.,
who have one of the largest stocks of gen.
who wish dry goods, groceries, hardware,
hats or shoes will find their stock complete
and their prices ir keeping with the low
prices which everywhere pervade the An
derson market. They make a speciality oi
bagging and ties and are always glad to have
the trading public inspect their goods and
compare their prices with those of other
places. Next door to this firm leads up
to the tailoring establishment of
J. B. CLARK & SON,
in whose large and varied stock of gents
furnishing goods, consisting of the finest
broadcloths, diagonals, cassimeres, cheviots,
jeans, collars, cuffs, etc., the most fastidious
can be pleased. Their reputation as first
class tailors is second to none in the up
country, and satisfaction is guaranteed to
every one who patronize them. They also
keep large stock of Singer sewing machines
on hand, which they will dispose of at very
reasonable figures. Going back down stairs
we next reach the store of
MESSRS. J. P. SULLIVAN g. CO.,
where you will find q well-selected stock OF
dry goods, hardware and groceries, which,
for quality and price, are fully equal to
those which can be found anywhere else in
Anderson or the up-country. These gen.
tlemen are well known throughout our
County, and those who come to purchase in
their line should avail themselves of the
opportunity of trading with them. From
this store we 60 down Depot street short
distance and reach
THE FURNITURE EMPORIUM
of Mr.. G. F.. Tolly, which is the most ex-
tensiye and cheapest establishment of the
If not in the whole State. 1t has always
been said that competition is the life of
trade, but Mr.. Tolly has actually sold so
cheap that no one has dared enter into COM
petition with him. He therefore has mo-
nopoly of the business, but uses it to enable
himself to keep the finest furniture in the
largest quantities and to sell at the most re-
markably low, figures. He sells furniture
in this and the surrounding counties, and
is constantly increasing his trade. If you
want any kind of furniture this is the place
10 get it, for you will get more for your
moneys worth than you have any idea is
possible. Going up Depot street from this
house we next come to the store of
MESSRS. CUNNINGHAM & CO.,
where we find staple dry goods. boots, shoes,
hats, caps, groceries and hardware. In the
line of hardware this firm does larger
business and keeps in store larger variety
of articles than any other house in Ander-
son. You will. however, have no difficulty
in procuring anything which you want in
their line, for they have not allowed their
specially of hardware to cause them to neg
lect their other lines of goods, which will
nj nd Gov Ia off f1o ,Ocf
reasonable prices. Next We come to
MESSRS. McCULLY e. TAYLOR'S
store of general merchandise, where the
articles in their line are kept well replen-
ished, and are carefully selected to meet the
wants of this country. They are making a
speciality of the Daniel Pratt Gin Co.'s gin,
condenser and feeder, which has made an
enviable reputation wherever it has been
used. They are also large cash cotton buy
crs, and are always glad to have visits from
the trading public that they may exhibit
the goods and quote their prices on them.
Going up this street and crossing Main we
come to the store of
MR.. C. A. REED, AGENT,
situated in the southeast corner of the
Waverly House. Here you will find pro-
fusion of hats, clothing, shoes, groceries,
hardware, buggy materials and sewing ma
chimes. He is also the agent for several
frst-class fertilizers, and will be found to
have full stock Of all those lines of mer-
,handise which are needed upon the farm.
Mr.. Reed has been in business here for
many years and employs his experience to
please his customers by selecting the best
class of goods and selling them on the most
favorable terms. Going up the Waverly
House block for three doors brings us to
The
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM
Of Mr.. w. A. Chapman, where an extern
sive and elegant selection of everything
that can be desired in the line of dry goods,
fancy goods, ladies' dress goods and all of
the latest novelties, notions, &c.. can be
found. He also keeps one Of the best and
finest assortments of gentlemen's and ladies'
shoes that can be found in the town of An
derson, and sells them at surprisingly cheap
prices. This is Mr.. Chapman's second year
in business in Anderson, and during this
time he has established large business,
which is constantly increasing. Two doors
above Mr.. Chapman's We come to the tim
ware and stove store of
MR.. L. II. SEEL,
WHO HAS large SCOCh Ol tlnWare anu va
riety of styles of stoves, both for cooking
and heating purposes. He also sells the
celebrated and popular steam cookers,
which every family that can secure one
should have. He is the sole agent for this
County, and can either be procured from
him or his agents. In addition to these
things, he keeps on hand different sizes of
the new kerosene cook stoves, which are
not only safe, but are exceedingly conve-
nient and pleasant for persons who do their
own cooking. He is an enterprisng and
successful business man. Crossing Whitner
street, next door to the Post Office, we come
to that favorite establishment for the fair
sex, which is so widely known as the
LADIES STORE,
where Miss Lizzie Williams & Co. have for
several years done very successful busi-
ness in the line of ladies' dress goods, man.
tua-making and millinery goods, always
keeping fresh and fashionable supply of
everything in the line which Temps the
taste and which the ladies always seek.
The facilities of this store for business can-
net be surpassed. and as it is conducted en-
tirely by ladies they know exactly how 70