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IT is patent fact to the observing eye
that Arnstcin g. Rose have at present the
largest, incest and prettiest stock of season.
able and fashionable goods that the people
of the entire up-country have ever seen in
Anderson. But this stubborn fact does not
end here. Having bought such very
large assortment, and that for two Stores,
besides, everything was procured ut its low
est possible price, and it is but the natural
course of events that they can, and certainly
wiN, sell for less than anybody else. Though
we have by far the largest and best portion
of the trade, we desire to increase our busi-
ness still, as we have both the stock and
means to do it, and for that reason we So
licit orders from neighboring towns, guar
antccing, in every instance, Charleston or
Atlanta prices. We are always willing to
send samples to parties living out of town,
as we feel satisfied VIC can please in styles
and quality of goods and prices.
Our Dress Goods Department is filled
with newest and prettiest fabrics for ladies'
wear, comprising every grade of goods, from
1000 pieces of handsome prints to the
finest, heaviest gros grain silk. This ad-
vantage, to be able to make nice selection
of those desirable and necessary materials,
the ladies have by their liberal patronage
fully appreciated. We can show wquantities
of Persian Lawns, Saratoga Stripes, Merri-
mack Figures, Piques, Linen Lawns, French
Cambrics, Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Nainsooks, Jaconets, Marsailles, Batistes
and Fine Dress Linens. We have an enor'
nous variety of Domestic Goods at factory
prices. Our fine Shoes and Slippers are
becoming very popular-we are selling
quantities Of them at popular prices. The
same we can say of Ladies and Children's
Hats, Shapes, Flowers, Ribbons and orna-
ments.
Let everybody make it his special bust
ness to visit their establishment whenever
they want anything in Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing. Hats, Window Shades
Carpets, Mattings, ETC., etc, and we kno'O
we can pleose them.
We shall offer our select stock of Cloth
ing from now on ut cost, in order to close
out the remainder. You can buy q suit
very cheap now at the New York Cash
Store.
Fine Shirts, White Vests, Collars, Cuffs,
Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders-ey-
erything in abundance at the most reasona-
BILE figures.
We desire for all to look at our gouds and
prices. We are Headquarters, and un-
dersell all. 1t ls for your best interest to
do so.
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HORSE SHOEING
AND
FARM WORK A SPECIALITY.

TIME undersigned have formed Il cOpart-
ncrship under the firm name of Ben
SON e. Dooly, for the purpose Of carrying
on a regular Blacksmith business, such ns
Shooting Horses making, mcnding and
sharpening Plows, Ironing Wagons. repair
ing Guns and Pistols, and all kinds Of work
usually done in the Blacksmith Shop. We
are located near the Presbyterian Church,
at the old shop stand. Persons desiring
work done i'm our line will do we'll to call
on us before having their work done.
ABE BENSON,
DAVE DOOLEY.
=. S.-We have heretofore been employ
ell with Mr.. David White, which should be
q guarantee of workmanship.
Jan -, 1880 2o
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"A Chicago clergyman began SER
mon with the following story of man
who was noted for his ugliness: Being
at party, he had taken no part in the
dance, as his hostess had some difficulty
in providing him with partner. At
last she led up to him prim and aged
spinster, at the same time whispering a
few words of apology in his ear. ooh,
you needn't make any apology" said he,
jumping up with alacrity, "any old thing
is good enough for me-"
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Harvey P. Ferguson, of Edinburg,
Indiana, about six weeks ago caught a
common house rat in flour barrel, and
endeavored to smother it with q meal
sack. In the struggle for life the rodent
bit him on the thumb. The wound was
a mere scratch, and healed up in few
days. A month had not elapsed when
the thumb became sore, and his whole
system was filled with poison. After en-
during intense pain lock,jaw set in and
was followed by hydrophobia, ending in
death on Thursday.
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EVERY YEAR.
BY ALBERT PIKE.

Life is count of losses,
Every year,
For the weak are heavier crosses,
Every year;
Lost Springs with sobs replying,
Unto weary Autumn's signing,
While those we love are dying,
Every year.
Theday have less of gladness,
Every year,
The nights more weight of sadness,
Every year.;
Fair Springs no longer charm us.
The winds and weather harm US,
The threats of Death alarm US,
Every year.
There come new cares and sorrows,
Every year,
Dark days and darker morrows,
Every year;
The ghosts of dead loves haunt us,
The ghosts of changed friends taunt us
And disappointments daunt us,
Every year.
To the rast go more dead faces,
0NO2y JSA
As the loved leave vacant places,
Every year;
Everywhere the sad eyes meet us.
In the evenings dusk they greet us,
And to come to them entreat US,
Every year.
"You are growing DID," they tell US,
"Every year..
"You are alone, they tell US,
Every year:
"You can win no new affection,
"You have only recollection,
Deeper sorrow and detection,
Every year."
The shores of life are shifting,
Every year;
And We are seaward drifting,
Every year:
Old places, changing, fret us,
The living more forget US,
There are fewer to regret US,
Every year.
But the truer life draws higher,
Every year;
And its Morning star climbs higher,
Every year;
Earth's hold on US grows sllghcer,
And the heavy burden lighter,
And the Dawn Immortal brighter,
Every year.
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"A Western man, having lost his
wife, was accosted by a sympathizing
friend, who remarked upon his woeoe-
gone appearance. swell, I guess you
would look thin, too," was the melan-
choly rejoinder, eff you had to get up
before daylight, make the fires, draw
water, split wood, and feed the cattle all
before breakfast. I just tell you what it
is, if don't get somebody to fill poor,
dear sainted Maria's place I will be rest
ing by her side before many weeks are
poet -
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South Carolina Railroad.

On and after Sunday, September !, 1879, Passcn-
ger trains will run as follows:
DUwN.
Leave Columhin. ..-""..f.3O M 300 III 33n III
Arrive at Charlcston..i.G p III 7.i5 III 5Il Il III
Arr i've mt Auglsta.......3.l5 p III 3Z' i III
Arrive at Camflcn."..12 noon 1.3O pm
Ur.
Leave cCharleStOn.....5.jO M 5.l0 III SlI p III
Leave Auy,lsta SIS 100 p in
Leave Camden ........EaOa a M l.3n pm
Arrive at Columbia Ii 80 4 III $40 pm 300 a IN
The Night Exprcssl' iving Columbia ai' 81, p. m.
and Charleston at S.H ,. H.. will run daily, all 9TH
or trains daily, exf ,pt Sundays. The 9.W p H.
train from Coulnb. makes connection nj Charles
ton on Wednesday ard Saturday with New York
Steamers.
Sleeping cars are run on Night trains t" Charles
ten and Augusta. Rate only 81 jn for double
4. Is. DESA,.ssuEE. Agent, Columbia.
IniI,i i. PECK. ten. Su.'t
j.. {. ALLEN, Gen. Ticket AEt Charleston, 5. G.
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Men dare not, as bad as they are,
appear open enemies to virtue. When,
therefore, they persecute virtue, they pre-
tend to think it counterfeit, or lay some
crime to its charge.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
LUMBER! LUMBER !

A LARGE lot of good Lumber is kept
II constantly OH hand At my Lumber
Yard at the Blue Ridge Depot in Anderson,
and orders for large or small lots of any
kind desired will be promptly filled at low
prices. Mr.. Robert Maylicld is my agent
for the sale of Lumber at Anderson, and
will furnish any information desired to
persons wishing to make an order.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
Ian 20 1S7Y % 1y
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New Advertisements.
Rheumatism and NEURALGIA,

On receipt Of one dollar will mail to any adj
dress Recipe which is a complete and radical
cure for RHEUMATISM or NEURALGIA. I pro-
cured this valuable recipe from famous French
Physician, who, by its use, restored to perfect
health many persons that had suffered for years
with these complaints. Address W. {. DAVE,
Schenectady, y. " p. O. Box 2l7.
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Special.

For the accommodation of our many
lady customers we shall keep our Store
open until seven o'clock, giving them m
opportunity of shopping during the cool
of the evening.
ARNSTEIN & ROSE.
Nav 12 1880 1
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Every bottle OF Shriners Indian Yer.
mifugc is guaranteed to give satisfaction
if used according to direction.
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Never ask the editors or printers
who wrote the communications appear
ing in the paper. The chances are that
it is none of your business.
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Application for Charter.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Appli-
IN cation for n Charter for Meals Creek
Church will be made, according to law, be-
fore the Clerk of the Court at Anderson, y.
c., on Saturday, June 5th, 1880.
WNI. SHIRLEY,
and others.
April 90 1850 ~
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Raadc-, have you caught cold7 Are you un.
able to raise the phegm7 Have yon an irrit9
ton In the tlroat7 A sense of oppression or
the lungs, with short breathe Do you have :
it OF coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp palE
now and then iu the region of the heart, slloul.
ders aud back? II sO, our Advice IL take u
once dose OF TNt.s E5pcct0rnnt; you will soor
be able TO raise the phlegm. Ia al hour repeal
the EIpcc:orant, place hot Iron 10 tho feet tak.
two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon full into
pleasant sleep aud wake up In the morning
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath.
lug, and the bowels moving in natural manner
10 prevent a return Of these symptoms rss the
Expcctorant several days.
Office 3S Murrav Street. N. Y,
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1879, the passen.
ger Trains over the Greenyile and Columbia Rail-
road will be run daily, Sundays excepted:
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,d terribie NIGHT sWEATS.

Memphis, Feb, II, 1911.
Or. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for neary tive
years Will. 2 severe cough. When c2mmensed "a "a
nd sixteen pcunds IN weight l had triod almost
everything had torrbis night .woats. Iha!e taker
half dozen bottles. Tho night sWeats have lelt mo
the cough has disappeared and have gained fftcer
pounds in Iesh. recommend Il to all! my friends
MiIh great ruspoct, OLIVER RICE.
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DIR. .J.F. HAYWOOD,
READ WHAT HE sAYs:-

-REAO VIVA HE SR1S:
Dr. TIJTT: .- Now York. Sept, 1a, 1s77.
ensss of lung d No .sek in tho lnwsr " rds Of the
city tho G. SOS ners OF very Bovere type. 1t wM
there ,ny tton ion W 20 called to TUFTS E1pectorsnt
During a practice OK twenty years, have novei
known medicine to act as promptly, and with snct
happy ofocts. It instantly subdued the most violent
few days. chcorfuly indorsei it us the best lung
medicine over used.
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10 ''0' j. J.I%i FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES

Office, Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
Dr. TUT: Dear Sir--My litto son. was attatket
with pneumonia last winter, which lott him w1th
for the ouro OF which am indebted toyonr valuable
Expsctnrnnt- l had tried most every, thing rec9m
mendrt, but none did any g"od-untii used our E{
pectorant, one bottle OF which removed the cougl
entirely. With many thanks, mn yours truly,
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"TllE WORLD"
35 Park Row, New York.
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May Is, 1850
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On and after Sunday. September !, 1879, Passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
, 1880-12-18
BETWEEN US.

fbr 7hs Chteaoo 1Sib1,Hk.
The blue Sky arGhGs aNoyo yoitr huad,
sMtttlsX and trnt.uutl nsli AIl tho nIr
IL filled with tho IriAtt uE thu rls..S nNl,
Anl HtltEapr ewuBsAcsa beyond ctlnlrare.
Th1 brooks run wild. lal1 tho WtHMl- brA4 his tc
Silver ant tlute'llku 4ntl under YHur feet
Is q tangled Mn8s Of HnWcr M!lii thlsttn-
0t tl.I1,t hlossunluK complete.
Tho sunshine hollis YOU IN royal fashinr.,
Thu hlnd MIR btnu8 yNll III drGAuGtll tTnucCs
OWfHt IL tho WUrll, Nr !0ru, GF l',lssinn,
ihAt 1t should pierce yGl' Will cTttel lNlco2
Tho brown heoH atNllblN l!llHI1x TITO clover,
Tho butterflies eifcIu in lniry play;
Whuru ynu rumble, tncOl!sclnlls, u lAppy rover,
At tA!r LOS Angeles, far ARAy.
Hero, NH tho SHOWS Are white and drIftctl,
Aha thu skitB uru plltl trun hl6rti Til eve:
And who cau BE,i!o, with hrArt upliftc.l
ln sEAr&hE courage, Ger Wounds thnt grIeye?
Tho WlHis Aru cold. Atld sigh aud xhiyur-.
Wl.u fnva lHrIulne Ah4 SUNSHINE 81.
1}n you thlnk theso Aro lilies uiltlur tho rIyerf
do you think thare arc ytul0ls undcr tho slow7
only know 1t !a hittercst Winter,
CH!d O'er tho Earth ind doep tn my soul:
and nlt my days are wGnFy AvNtjl,r--.
Wlstlut !nnglnK lvyt,n,i contrnl,
~ Tho sllnstil'G gliding zach happy t!uy,
NnrlH ~ your AeAtt and your oreSf dusk tplentlor
AZ ta!r ltoa AnKeles, fur Awnr.
, 1880-12-18
LITERARY NOTES.

4@kAkS4sfANA A%OA ItSt
Count Deust Ia hard ut work on his "1Te-
moirs," which will shortly be published.
Al. Granlor do Cassagnac has flnislictl the
second part OF his "S0uvenlrs du Second
Empire" p.
-liall & Whiting. Boston. will Issue early
In january. "Thb House Of 1toss mld Other
Tales" by W. G. Riddle.
Prof. Arnlt, Of Lelps1c, has discovered
oil hitherto unknown work OF Goethe,-a
"S!Dgspiol In prosc,-which will soon be
published.
-1Iarpcr's "Cyclopedi ia of British and
American POETRY" OH which Mr.. Epus sar-
gent lias been Engaged for seVc raj years, IL
nearly ready.
-"The Countess Monrentpo" Is the namo
OF 4 now anonymous Frunei. novel, dealing
In detail wilt, tho customs ind inner lifp Of
Tue russian ,arlatoeracy. Tile author Is said
to bu n Russian noblelnan.
ts1 ns rNanss a Sa{S sX Xas!seqs asf sssass Ell
IN paris. and llas created u eei!satlor, .slnce
tho characters arc recognized as portraits OF
persons we'll known to the Paris world.
Lord ucaconstleld has. In han.l, besides
rs own @ n!ennlr, collection Of essaYa ,ln.lcr
embracing personal rul!llnfscences Ut rellark-
ablo men In Europann history for huff ccnt-
ury,
Mr.. A. D. Anderson, author OF "Tho
Silver Country; 0r The Great Southwest" !" hn8
prepared brief narrative 1f all etfurts since
the tllne OF .CGrtez 10 effect lntcroceAnEo
Transit across tho lSthMus 0f TDhuuntepec.
Tho book will be published ut once.
-"Ouita !" Is In Ireland seeking back
gronn'l for llor next novel. II sho selects n'l
lrtst! gtrl for Aer herolne. says tho Hour, tho
how departure in the linn Ut modcsty will be
III striking IN its originality as 1t will ba
die.
Tho Berlin police have been ransacklng
the bookstores 0f tho OcrlIlal, Capital antl
sc!zing every volume ot tll0 poet lleilio, con.
probably Mined ut the poets "Sclloss
Lesen4e," Which seOtts ut IrNsstan Kings
a.Id deals .unklndly with Frederick William
I'm order to understand, says Mr. Palmer
In his Ilesy translation Of the korul,, this In
laehse influence which the Qur'AA fkUra,0
l.as always exercised upoM the Arab lnillI, it
IL necessary to remember that II consists hot
merely Ut tho enthusiastic uttGranccs of MI
Individual, but Of tho popular sayings, chutco
pieces Ut el0ytlel,ce, mud iayurlt leEu1lds cur
rellt among ulH desert tribes for AKea beforo
his tIilc. Judged, then, by the stalul-
ard wilcl! we apply to ot!ler .cseels. Afo,uni-
med's religion stands forth US something
, 1880-12-18
ls4ADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
FRItFEcr pUR0ArtvEs. SOOTHING ApEuI-
Ek1A, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
AELtANI.k, AND NATuHALINs
THEIR OPERATION.


Ek1a, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
AELtANIk, AMI NATuHALINs
TllEi1t OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for calomeI.
Perfectly tasttiess, elegantly rl..cI With
tWect Ktli'l, purge. Hgulatg, purify, cltiIlse aud
sttchEtA1h. ltatiwAy's lt!lls lnr tho cure Ut ull
disorders q tle STOMACH. Liyer, liawels, KID.
.ttEatlou. Cnss!vvne-s. Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
ii!llbusntss Fever. Inflammation Of tho liowekn,
Fea, aud All lefanytulenta Ut thu Internal Wis.
cts,l. Warranted tu uIftct q tNaaItjvv cura.
FnFely Vegetable, cDntntNtu1 no mercury, MIN
ernl. nr delctcrlttl4 tlruR4.
EH n1s1rvG lilo following symptoms resulting
fFSM l!isor1lurs q tho Digestive urEaas;
sa N!ooa !" ,, tn9 M.ad' Asilty Ct ths sso'nasa:
81 Waght It! thu sthsnActl. BUR Eruotatiu1s,
6tnktnXs or Fluttarlngs ln tho Pit Of thu btnin.
ach swimming Ut tho Head, Hurried ,ull DILL
cult sluulhlHH, Fiuttsffng Ut thu Heart, Choking
or SliiftEatluE SENSATIONS whsn In u lying ptS.
tMre, }uts ur Wotts bufurn tho sight, Fover and
Dun rM!M llt tho Head. l!ettclonoy ct PcEsplra-
tion, yelluWHeas Of th1 Nkiu anl Eyea. Pain 10
Hear. burning in thu Flesh.
a luw dueAs nf hsdway's Pulls win FREQ tbs
eygtem from All the uts,fe-llAIted dlsngdes9.
PRICE 26 cKN1B PER UOX.
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:. Send a letter stump 70 JkANvAY a. co..
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~ Information worth Thousands will ps soma
YOU,
, 1880-12-18

No one Gun persistently treat h!s stomach
With in4l!fere.'eo without tbs l,iul rctulta-
thu u tll1t organ by It's intlIelson Of dyspels-
KFayatIng disease VI, nny Of !ts elects, usu
lsa!nburg Drops, which Will Instantly 1elieyv
ulla cure ths most desperate cases.
, 1880-12-18

MAGAZINES.
Inc Dental Jutrus Is a monthly journal
ef dental science published in Sacramento,
Aa etltel by W. o. phfatlkill. 1t has III any
articles on subjects Of Interest to the deistal
procession. among ottors, Cooperative Don-
mSFy," "fllo Cogswell College," Dent sts'
aaools." "Socioty Proceedings" "Transla-
Tile american La1v Revie1o for Do
seMoer hns tho following table Of contents:
ntliugtleld's Casc,-Declarations as Fart
y! ue lses 0esta," by james B. Thayer;
l!lght OF a Creditor to Ills Suretics' Sc
su'itles," by Joseph Willard; Review OF
Wy Mouth" and Index to Vol. XIV"
Tile December number Of tho Penn
Ms.o'th1u y. las tho following leading articles:
~ Lessons OF Social Scielics In the Streets OF
.nlladephia," by Prot. Robert Ellis Th0mp-
ssn; ;" Art Clinu, kyrasntcnlly Collsltlerethn -
~ !; William do Heauyoir Fryer; Frozen
aa ,a1d IT. l,re,liro"; "proi. jain Stuart Tiackio
Ha a s.TLii W. itlshlan.irrS," by John, MarsI9ch;
N'oa. Join W. Mears, j. u.
Tor I,ss.,aa I!!e articles IN hhlcm!slan's Afagaztn
nj snJGeelt;tler are entitled: '.The Portrnlt of
NiV.s'"" 5h. " lsnry y lanes, Jr. Chaps. XI;-
lpri.m II a!!1MlA JMCk: "A New ANtlp0tleAIl
i,ss1uoalenl u; "rhnbnA viii, AtlnIutils,n By
f6gg frad6ge'g; ,Mcrgttlsll; "Wl,at Ean DO Dune fnr
of oafeimaiad," miad, by W. iscnce Juilrs; "I'lIu Novels
sesiaN CRballero," by Miss n. uuthau,-
6ycrarus; b. rsrus; aud "The Ethics OF C0pyrlght,n
" oFant Allen.
A,ra!,e Am,aae October number OF tlls Magazino Of
bsImnss' at:ah utstosHis n "Gates !" nuinher,
,aas0teal entirely to articles On that
n.sn,s 1,s4llonary General. The original tloeu-
tIoa' ta,tIa tIta snlllu letters of Maj.-uen. Gntes
trb4fy1sais " 70 Aug. ~, ITO llifty-ni,e nov
E,uSIp ~, published, and some Vt his orders
En-, tti1, ;,,,l llle historical article on tho South
Gaifss" fss"..!a.lnl4n u l7e0 treats particularly OF
4us,.a ~ txCallell, al,4ls prepared by John
ber ~ ~ t,' 'olNnng essay In the December mum.
anjctc Wy las iaMctceuth EcHtislpls compound
ila Nau9,h On The Irish Crisis, In which Jus.
llrlanIf If99fthy discusses "lrclal,u III ~ and
aloSt ~ nAown Miss Charlotte u llrien writes
l.iHatrdH Ho ~ 'Thu Irish Poor Nun" uiid Lard
Il ln prssan. "a "rlle Irish Land Question:" Just
eunnltrSSe,nA Ireland Is tho best advertised
helai h,'loWt, Al1d Irish articles lind es-
keod da1of ns viii magazine publishers. The
y furnS;Nthtie!e S;ttie!e II also u timely one. 1t
i ON o"n'A,i,iled ,,e BY Samuel Plnnsolj, anil
co!lssrlcssl ~ s,t tsH4btset q II "Expiusions in
1'us'c aud the People," by Mrs. MIR