The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-10-02
when you wish to lay in 4 supply of deli
ciouS candies or fruits for the little ones.
MISS DELLA KEYS

ciouS candies or fruits FOR the little ones.
MISS DELLA KEYS
millinery and mantua making establish
ment is next in order, and those who de-
sire anything in her line of goods or work
should by all means call OIL her before max
ing engagements elsewhere. Her reputation
as first class mantua maker is second to
that of none while the taste displayed in
trimming hats, bOnnctS, ETC., is admired by
all. Her store is in the Centennial House.
We next halt at the brand new establish
ment of
FAINT & BRO,
which is in many respects one of the most
attractive in town. They have brand new
store room chock full of new and beautiful
goods of every description, and which they
are selling at short profits. Their dry goods,
boots, shoes, groceries, staple and fancy,)
hardware, &C., are all of excellent quality
and are guaranteed to be just what they are
represented.
MIR. o. H. P. FAINT
will also be found at this place Of business
with o large stock of tobacco, the quality of
which is excellent. As q tobacco dealer he
is widely and favorably known. and needs
no words of commentator from us to en-
is also agent for the Piedmont goods.
BLECKLEY, BROWN & co.
This firm is widely known as one of the
most reliable and trustworthy in upper
South Carolina, and is in every respect
worthy of all the confidence reposed in
them. They have now one of the largest
stocks of general merchandise ever brought
to this market, and, from all appearances,
are doing tremendous business. They are
probably the largest cotton buyers in this
place, and always pay the highest market
price for it. Their stock of groceries is ex
and examine their stock before purchasing.
We next enter the
PARIS STORE,
of which Mr.. A. Lesser is proprietor, where
is to be found everything in the dry goods
line, and at remarkably low figures. Ladies'
dress goods, shoes, shawls, etc, are made
speciality, and the most fastidious taste can
be satisfied in his present excellent stock.
He is an energetic, perseverine and enter
prising young merchant, and promises to be
successful in his calling. Be sure to give
him call before laying in your entire sup
ply of dry goods, etc, and you will be
pleased with both goods and prices. The
OlQ anu IelldDlc uEIu O1
A. B. TOWERS & co.
is next reached, and, as usual, very large
and varied stock of goods, comprising dry
goods, groceries, hardware boots, shoes,
clothing, farm implements, carpets, and
hundred other articles meet your gaze.
Purchasers can always rely upon what they
buy in this house as being good, as they
keep only the best of goods of every kind.
"Quick sales and small profits" has long
been their motto, and they always practice
what they preach. Call on them for any
thing in their line of business, and you can
be pleased without doubt.
J. r. & L. P. SMITH
hold forth just above the store of Messrs. a.
B. Towers & Co., and have long been recog-
nized as reliable and fashionable tailors.
They keep on hand large stock of gents
furnishing goods Of every description, and
any body can be suited to anything they
want in the way of clothing, fine or COM
mon. Their goods are remarkably cheap.
Next in order is the drug store of
WILHITE e. WILHITE,
where can be found anything and every
thing usually kept in airst-class drug store,
and which will be disposed of cheap for the
money. They compound physicians pre-
scriptions at short notice, and in every re-
spect will do what is right by their GUS
toners.
REED & HERRICK.
Last but not least of the houses to which
we call attention is this one, which is in
every respect worthy of public patronage
and confidence. They have large and COM
plete stock of general merchandise, which
was carefully selected by Capt. Reed in per-
son, and which is being sold extremely
low. They desire the public to call and in
that you will be pleased with both goods
and prices.