The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-09-13
Among our Adyertisers.

The attention of the trading public is di-
rected to the advertisement Of the Brown
Bros. in this issue They are now receiy-
ing their new stock Of Fall and Winter
goods, which they will be pleased to ex-
hibit to the public. They keep first. class
line of goods, and will sell them as low as
any other house in the city. Try them.
Mr. A. Lesser, the popular proprietor of
the Paris Store, has word to say to his
many friends and customers in this issue.
Despite the drouth and hard times, he has
purchased one Of the largest and most ele-
CANT stocks of Fall and Winter goods he has
ever shown in this market. He says he
wants to sell these goods, and does not de.
sire big profit, therefore he thinks he can
| make it to your advantage to call and see
him before buying what you need. Read
his advertisement.
Messrs ]. P. Sullivan g. Co. have new
advertisement in this issue. Their Fall
stock Of goods has been carefully selected,
and they cordially invite their friends and
customers to call and examine them. Their
| line of groceries is always complete. They
| will give you as much goods for the same
| amount of money as any other firm in the
| city.
| We take pleasure in calling the attention
| of our readers to the advertisement OF that
| well known firm, Messrs. Bleckley, Brown
& Fretwell, which appears in another col
umn. The junior member of the firm has
| Just returned from the Northern markes,
where he laid in q large and splendid STOCK
| of general merchandise, and they are de-
termined to push them off at low prices.
| This firm needs no commentator At oHf
| hands. Read their advertisement and give
them CALL
A!essrs. Arnstein & Rose, of the New
| York Cash Store, have an interesting adver-
tjsement I'm this issue, aud it should have
the careful perusal of every one desiIlne
apy goods in their line: Their MI. Rose
has spent q month in the Northern markets.
u,hc-e he has carefully selected tremen'
dS,.s stock of dry goods. notions, boots,
shoes. hats and ladies' and gents furnish
inc goods. which have been marked down
TO The lowest living prices. They keep q
stock of goods that will compare With any
similar establishment in the up country
and all they desire Is when you nee1 any,
thing in their line to give them call anu
see their goods.
Mr. T. A. Daniels has declined having
his distribution on Christmas, as ~ ;s s
| classed under the head of lotteries, ana IS
n violation of the laws of the State. See his
advertisement.
Messrs. Smith & Co, the clever clothing
dealers at McCully's Corner, have contract.
ad for a snace in this paper, but could NOT
Get m III their advertisement ready for this issue:
Watch for it next week. They are DAILY
rece;vine their Fall and Winter stock o.
cIotbine and gents furnishing goods. whicn
have been selected with the utmost care,
and and which they propose selling at as low w
nrices as the same class of goods can oe
bought anywhere else.
Persons desiring to purchase piano OF o.
organ should read the card Of Mr.. i. =:
Norryce. general agent for the i.udden q
Rates Music House. He Is o reliable gen
tlemen. and represents a reliable house.
We would call attention to the advertise, E,
ment of the Honea Path hign scho9a os a,ceI.
leat instructors. and thorough course O
study will be adopted. A prosperous ses
sion ia anticipated.