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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-30
A Suggestion.

Mr.. EDITOR: we wish to speak with the
readers of your paper about Anderson and
her interests. We are of the opinion that
the time has arrived to build large factory
in the town of Anderson. We believe that
our people have the spare means to enter
into such an enterprise, and if correct III
this the only remaining question is, Will
it pay? We think it will, if properly man.
aged. There can be no doubt aboutit. We
are in the centre of the finest cotton belt in
the State-cotton sufficient sold in our
market annually to supply frst-class cot
ton factory. This is certainly q very dcci-
ded advantage over many mills that succeed
and declare large dividends to their stockhol-
ders annually. We take it that a good per
centum could and would be realized on the
investment, therefore no objection can be
urged to the enterprise on this considera-
ton.
Is the foregoing all the consideration :?
We think not. 1t would make Anderson
better market for the planter; it would
double the population of our town; it
would increase the price Of real estate botl,
in the town and surrounding country; the
mercantile business would be greatly in
creased; the business of mechanics-car.
penters, masons, painters, and all-would
be greatly enhanced, and from these sources
many other advantages would naturally
arise, such as additional contributions to
our schools and churches. These consider
ations alone, disconnected from the perccn-
tage on the investment, would compensate
the stockholders, but when we get the per-
centage and the other advantages attending
the enterprise, why not enter into it?
We write with the hope Of getting our
people to think on this matter, discuss this
matter, perfect this matter and build the
factory. JOHN B. MOORE.
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The cnterprisins establishment of Mcssrs.
Bleckley. Brown IL Go. has enjoyed larger
patronage this year than ever bn!nrr III Is
history, which is evidence enough OF the
snccess with which the energetic cil2rtS OF
the proprietors has been crowned. oE iast
Saturday their cash sales and COLLECTIONS
amounted to over seventeen hundred dol
Iars exclusive of collections on guallo ac-
counts. which was probably the biggest
davis work ever done by any firm in Ander'
SON. In every respect this firm is thorough
ly reliable.
MET, Wilh;tc returned on last Satur-
dov after q pleasant three weeks visit to
relatives in Georgia. He had the pleasure
while over there of hearing o joint discus
sion between, the two rival candidates tor
Coneress-Hon. Com Emory Speer, Independent,
and Hon. 81. P. Bell, Democrat-which, for
bitterness and personality, excelled any
thing he ever witnessed. Mr.. Speer is quite
a yonng man, and very youthful in appear
once. bHt as speaker, Mr. Wilhite says ne
has never heard his equal. He completely,
demolished his antagonist, and vii! IN all
probability be re. elected to Congress III NO
yember.
Mr.. M. A. Cobb's gin house and three
holes of cotton were consumed by tire on
las Thursday night. The burning was the
work of en incendiary, and on wednesday
morning Albert Ellis was arrested, ana az
fer O preliminary examination sent up oy
Trial Justice J. c. Whitefield for trial by
tbe Circuit Court. II guilty, he should be
most severely punished. The crime OF arson
is one of the gravest, and no penalty IS TOO
severe for it. The punishment of few OF
those guilty of this offence would be declo-
edly healthy for the country.
arrangements for the sale of tickets to
tbe Kings Mountain Centennial celebra-
ton. which takes place October 5th to Sth,
are complete, and tickets will be offered by
sll roads South on October LIST, good from
ten to thirty days, according to the distance
from Kings Mountain, at II cents per mile:
Special trains will leave Charlotte and
Greenyille, S. c., every morning for Kings
Mountain. returning at night. The plat
form at which visitors will get off is 22S
miles from Atlanta, 80 miles from Charlotte,
and five miles from the battle ground
Ample cohveyances will be provided. Ev,
ery indication now points to large ana
successful celebration.
AS no District Association convened to
embrace last Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Strickland,
Agent for Baptist State Missions, went with
Rev. w. 81. King, the paston to Union
Church, near Lowndesvillc, where he took
collection for his cause amounting to
s45. 10 cash. He reports favorably in many
respects for that Church and people: a live
Sunday School meets in tue church winter
and summer, Woman's Mission Society is
in operation, and the outlook for progress
and development is very bright. The con-
gregation is one of the largest, if not the
largest, in Anderson County, and the pastor
and his corps of deacons arc doing Q good
work for that community. Mr.. Strick-
lands visit was the first ever made the
Union people by any agent for missions or
education, but we opine it will not be the
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Gratifying Prosperity.

The increase in the business OF Anderson
this year over that of any previous year IN
the history of the town is plainly percep'i-
BILE to even the most casual observer, and Is
most gratifying to all interested in our pro-
s!gress and advancement. This increase IN
business is due mainly to two causes, TO
wit: The high prices paid by our merchants
!, for cotton and other country produce, thus
inducing the farmers to bring their stuns
here for sale, and the very low figure az
which goods of every kind, and especially
those most needed by the country people,
arc sold. Up to within two years ago We
: had been Disseminated against by the rail-
roads to such an extent that it was impos
sible for us to compete with other towns IN
the matter Of prices for goods, ana conse-
qlently our business men labored unoer
very greatsdisadvantages, which served 70
destroy their energies and retard materially
the progress and development OF no' oniy
their business but that of all others as well.
Since, however, we have been put on an
equal footing in this respect with otnef
places, the many natural advantages OF our
! town as market, combined with the enter
prise and public spiritedness OF our Dusi-
ness men generally, has drawn many hither
who never traded here before, and brought
back to us the trade of hundreds who had
ceased to patronize Anderson for the reason
that they could do better elsewhere. Our
business this year as compared with that OF
former years is very much improved, and
we have every reason to believe that as the
advantages of our place as business mart
are more widely known this improvement
will be still greater. The whole number OF
bales of cotton sold at this placerfo the
cotton year ending 2lst August last amount
cds to between $4,000 and 10000, aud this
wear we have no doubt the number will
reach 10000 or 10000. Up to the present
time we are several hundred bales ahead OF
last year, with every indication that each
succeeding week will add to this majority.
There are many causes for congratulation
upon this progress, which should and
doubtless will, stimulate every one with o
spark of enterprise or public spirit to still
greater efforts to build up our town. NO
oce should relax his energies now. Do all
that is possible to extend the fame Of An
derson, and thus contribute to her pros
perity. There is no town in South Carolina
where higher prices are paid for cotton or
where goods are sold at lower prices, and
there is no reason why any farmer in'this
County should haul pound of cotton to
any other market. Our merchants appre-
eiatc fully the demands Of the times, and
they will be the last ones to disregard these
demands. This, we think, every one can
rest assured Of
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ONE WHO KNOWS says: Rankin's CON-
pound Fluid Extract of Buchu and Juniper
is the most pleasant and affective remedy
for all diseases Of the Bladder or Kidneys
that has been offered to the public. Mild
and pleasant in its action, it stimulates and
invigorates the secrctions, and gives health
and tone to the PROSTATE or diseased organs.
Pain in the Bladder, Gravel, Prostration,
Non-retcntion of the Urine. Brick Dust
Dcposit-in fact oil diseases of the Bladder
or Kidneys are cured by it.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin g. Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, Ca, and for sale by
Wilhitc & Wilhite, Simpson, Reid & Co.,
Anderson, S. G.
ANTIOCH, TROUT Co., GA, July 4, 1870.
I am one of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease of the Kidneys, and find
more and speedier relief from Rankin's
Buchu and Juniper than anything l have
ever tried esteem it SO highly were there
but one bottle in the world would willing
ly give $1OO, or any amount, for it. re-
commend it above all other similar prepa-
rations. 12-1 E. T. WINN.
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va. An acquaintance of ours obtained
relief when suffering with piles by using
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment, the best
remedy for piles in the world. Price SOC.
For sale by Wilhitc g. Wilhite, Druggists,
Anderson S. c.
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NOTICE-Camp Bros. are il Anderson
with the best WASHING MACHINE known.
We. have this territory for the Active wash
er Those who like to make big money and
fast it will be greatly to their interest to
call and see Camp Bros. at Anderson, s. G.
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SlJGC G. SIS
WATcHWoRD OF The HOUR /!
9'fIl.IB { Il.IB N W. , . .C'.AESII { STORB
FULLY EQUIPPED FOR
The Coming Campaign.
From ali Returns we are Still Ahead
NO DEFEAT POSSIBLE |!

Ehnh Season, and ri mingled feeling Of
pleasure gal the yeuy Increasing that has at
constantly aowg business N knon aA hare
crry fto podc the upcOunty css representative, large DRY
which being July appreciated has made incumbent part
prOe upou preceding unl reach the fman We fully
noriy 7emGk that larger, better assorted and suitable stock
Of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, BOOTS Shoes HATS cARPE2 ETC., Etc,
brought the wpr South Carolina And in regard PRICES
guarantee the future Duty and thanks that oe Que
demand to continue Keep tie Prices
prepared the increased trade nhica follow this ua
With large csgood for cotton and cheap goods '0
say "thc returning tide ofprop~iy has set in"
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as- Just received car load Of thirty
new Buggies, Phntons, &C., from Cincin-
natl. Call and see these handsome vehicles.
We have got them to sell, and when we
price them to you we know they will go.
REED & STEPHENS,
Main street, South of Square.
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THE LITTLE MEDICINE CAEsT-May Ep-
ple Liver Pills are the most reliable i'll the
world, and entirely vegetable. prlcc, 10
cents for large boxes. Sold by WINNIE "
Wilhite, Anderson, S. G. 0-lm
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NINETY SIX, SC, March 16, 1879.

DIR. l.. #. HILL have used your He
PATIO PANAcEA, and find it valuable rem-
edy for Sick and Nervous Headache, end
Constipation of the Bowels. would not
be without it. JAMES RODGERS, JR
Wilhite g. Wilhite, Anderson, S. C. 1O-lm
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUI."
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.

Why will men, and women, too, suffer
with warts, corns, bunions, frosted feet,
sore throat rheumatism, neuralgia, spralns
and bruises, when they can get reliet by
using Cousscns' Lightning Liniment? Price
so. For sale by Wilhite d Wilhitc, Drug
cists, Anderson, S. @.
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WOODBURY., N. j., July 15, 1876.
DR.. C. ]. MoFFEITT-Dear Sir nerer
forget the gratitude owe yos for saring the
life of my boy, Robert, schen at Deaths door,
from Cholera Infant,tns. After having tried
travelling, different localities and climates
many physicians and remedies, the disease
only increased in violence. As soon as we
commenced giving Teethina lTecthlng
Powders) the disease began to abate, the
child to rest better than he had done TOR
months, his appetite to return, and soon ms
rosy cheeks gaze jog to lis mothers heart.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. GEN. S. G. FRENCH.
For sale by Wilhite G. White. 10 l m
Take "BLAcK-DRAUGHT" and you
will never I've bilious.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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A trial package of"BLAcK-DRAueHT"
Simpson, Reid & Co.'S.

have received my first lot of Fifty Sew
ing Machines for the Fall trade. Don't
make the mistake of buying one without
seeing me. l have different kinds. A big
lot of Cook Buggies daily expected.
Sept. 23d. e. A. REED, Ag't.
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For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.

No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink Swine OF CARDUI."
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Anderson Market Reports.

The prices current for the following arti-
cles in this market are:
Cotton-h1iddling 10ic.
Corn-75.
Peas-15c.
Flour-$6.00 to $50.
Meat-C r. sides o..
Lard-1lc.
Molasses-35c to 75c.
Meal-S0c.
Sugar-10c to 12lc.
Cohee-1G3c to 20c.
Bagging-12c to i23c.
Ties-$l 80 to S2.25.
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a PUBLIC INVITATION.
FALL STOCK COMPLETE.

YOU are respectfully invited to call and examine my
at prices much lower than to-day. Ny facilities for buy
ing much better than moto merchants having my
disposal in every class of Goods great "Job Lots which
were forced upon the market by great need of money
and full value for their money Therefore, feel
dent after you make purchase at my Store you will
in the future make your purchases from the Paris Store
We keep full stock always on hand and this season it
of several more Clerks, and every customer will be
waited upon promptly.
Thankful to my customers for their past trade hope
for continuance of the same.
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NEuRALGINE-THIS SPECIFIC FOR
IN Neuralgine and Headache is not Of
fered to the public US KING CURE ALL, but is
only good for Neuralgia and Headache.
For these troubles it is unfailing EVERY
BorrLE GUARANTEED if taken according to
directions.
HUNT, RANKIN g. LAMAR,
Wholesale Agents, ATLANTA.
For sale by Simpson, Reid Co. 10 I'm
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BEWARE OF MERcURy.-Onc thousand
dollars in gold will be paid for every grain
of mercury or other mineral substance
found in May Apple Liver Pills. Price Is
cents for large boxes. Sold by Wilhite d
W:lhite, Anderson, S. G. 1O-1m
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"WlNe OF CARDUl" for Ladies only.
For sale by Simpson, Reid g. Co.
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WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,

Fire and Life INSURANCE Agent,
WILLLdMSTON, s. C.
Capital Represented over S36,000,000.
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE
" CO., of New York. Farm Insurance
on favorable terms.
Virginia Inland, Marine and Fire Insu-
ranc Go.
Columbus Banking and Insurance Co.
New York LIFE Insurance Co. Assets
THIRTYTHO Millions.
Insurance taken OH COTTON GINS,
81 w and GRLST MILLS.
Surveys OH property offered for Insu,,
rance made in any part of Anderson and
adjoining Counties by addressing
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,
Williamson, S. c.
August 26, 1850
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"BLAcK-DRAUeHT" makes chill
and fever impossible.
For sale by Simpson. Reid g. Co.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Stacy McCarly and Eliza McCarly VS.. a. A.
Dean, A. B. Towers, ct al.-Conploim for
Partition, Relief, etc.
DURSUANT to an order in the above
i stated case, all the creditors Of Robert
B. McCarly, deceased, are hereby notified
to present and establish their demands be-
fore me on or by the 1st of October next,
or be barred Of any benefit in the decree to
be made in the case.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Master.
Sept IL, 1880 10 8
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

Y,sdrheeaa Ices not progress. very salts
fsct.rlly T. ksa ppa,Saft ne ia,otmSai,on upon
the exodus subject. He hsI a choice Wit.
ness from North Caroiina the other day,
. s,alwart democrat named Badger. He
testified that the exodus was all wrong,
uuwise and Injurious aud voorhees, was
delighted until Badge, vent on to Gay tha,
he thought the United States government
ought toshe strong enough to stop the exo-
dusty protecting the negroes 10 their poll
'fcal and civil rights. He gave d history Of
the negro persecution 10 North Carolins
from the close of the war to date, giving
instance after instance to show that, the
race bad NJ protection. end could rot OBJ.
tain justice in either state or the federal
courts; that the system Of labor. WAS q
bad rs slavery andain some reapects worse,
and cited quotations from the laws of the
state To show that the oppression was legal
II III,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

The, democratic plan Of turning Wash.
burn; out of the house and seating Donnel-
y as representative from Minnesota is liable
to hill unless : new scheme is invented.
Washburn's 5000 majority was to be thrown
out because the ballots we're numbered a.
they were voted. 1t transpires that Phister,
of kentucky, . democrat, was also elected
BY numbered ballots and he does not care
to viiate his own title TO his seat BY I'D.
hitting that such . process is wrong. Two
or three other democrats agree with Phister,
and some of the greenbackers have expert.
enced q diesust for D%onnelly. So it is prob
able that the fraudulent scheme to turn out
aman elected By . large majority, for the
purpose Of giving the house into absolute
control Of the democrats, will prove q fail.
ure. But there are other strings to pull,
Should the Washburn scheme go to pieces
some other republican will be attacked
The democrats are determined to have =
majority in the house BY the time the next
presidential count comes on.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21

railroad company now being built at San
Francisco will be the Target in The world.
aud will have . greater breadth Of beam
than any vessel afloat. The length will BE-
424 feet. width ll6 feet, and the wheels viii
be 80 feet in diameter.
Major Luman H. Tenney Of Glyndor.
Minnesota, died at his residence in that city
on the 10th inst, of dropsical affection Of
the heart. He was the chief citizen of the
place and2a member of the wheat firm Of
Barnes & Tenney. He leaves a wife and
four children in comfortable circumstances.
So sure a. congress undertakes to enforce
the law against %polygamy, and brings the
crime stained votariee to the bar of Justice,
90 sure will the Mormon people assemble
for the armed defence Of their 40 called
principles" and war protracted and disas-
trous will inevitably follow.-SaN. Lake Let.
ter.
A little after midnight on Tuesday of last
week a party of about Is masked men en-.
tered the Office Of the Morning Rustler, at
Ogden, Utah. seized Charles King, the local
editor, gagged and dragged him to a vacant
lot near the Office and tarred and fea,hered
his face and neck. Neither the perpetrators
nor the incentive are known.
Mr.. j. T. Demere, Of Missouli, Montana,
was married February 18th to Miss Lea
Garnot. The cert mony occurred at ST..
Patrick's chapel. Nearly all the officers Of
the post with their ladies were present, and
the reception which followed was . brilliant
affair. An elegant wedding breakfast was
spread in the Sisters's parlors adjoining the
chapel.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
NORTHERN DAKOTA,

The 6sA hay brings only eigit dollars !
Ton q Fargo.
he Bismarck pepssofRcs yields Col. Louns.
barry $4,000 Pr anlnum.
There were only eighteen at burials the
Fargo cemetery last year.
Elk abound in great numbers in the
neighborhood of Grand Forks.
Trains that left Fargo February 10Th
reached Bssmarck February 18th.
The. Fargo board Of education contemplate
. seduction of salaries ~allsaround. $3.50
A photographer in Fargo, sold in 1879,
$4,000 views of the N. P. country.
ID. a. Emerson and Miss Maggie Powers
were married in Bismarck Deb. 10Th.
A number of Bismarckers were storm
bound ia Fargo. the 6rst of the week.
The new land office at Grand Forks will
yield 5000 salary to each Of the officers.
The Bismarck Tribune comes out solid
for Window for president aud Bennett for
delegate.
The citizens of Tower City will celebrate
the 2srd inst, by a grand opening at the
new depot.
An insurance lodge Of the Northwestern
Benefit association has been organized at
Grand Forks.
The Fargo Argus ia having a terrible
railroad company.
Grand Forks has an organized FIRE COM
lpauv, and they want dext to organize 3
building association.
The Golden Northwest is the name of the
new periodical Issued by the land depart
ment Of the N. P. R. r.
The Continental is the name of q new ho-
tel, that will be built and opened BY the
middle Of next May, in Fargo.
Judge Barnes of Fargo after performing
the marriage ceremony, kisses the brides
after the most approved style.
The editor of the Pembina Pioneer 'hae
had q present of a pig autograph album,
with the compliments Of 81 friends.
Mr.. Barto of 81. Paul, will build a mill
With i've run Of burs at Maple,on, if,he PEG.
pie there give him proper encouragement
The Bismarck boys issued the frat mum.
Der of the Bismarck Sun for James EN-.
mons while he was in Fargo buying his ma.
terial.
b0llolng mas been going on all winter IN
Grand Forks. The town 10 developing
rapidly ilto an important city of northern
Dakots.
Fargo Timer: The Northern Pacific will
build 300 miles Of wire fence in Minnesota
and Dakota this year, using the Kelly BARI
wire and cedar posts. fencing in but 100 feet
of it's right of way.
Day aud Plant are the names of a jewel
~ firm In Blsmarck. both of whom have
just been Joined In the holy bonds of wed
lock. The Fargo Argus offers conpra,tula.
tons and adds, MAY their Plant be q sue.
cese, and their Days never ending"
How the Fargo Argus got fooled A
meeting of persons interested in having the
university of Dakota located at Yanktou,
was held at that place last Friday evening.
Addresses were made by q number of dis
tinguished people.-Aryus. Feb. 17M.
A Bismarck telegram of February 10th
states that an engine, with a snow.plow aud
four cars. was ditched three miles west OF
the landing that morning at 8 o'clock. The
engineers narrowly escaped. The escape
was almost miraculous. The nine days
nov blockade has been raised ; three days
mail arrived last night.