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Strong and higher at 2stsc. Rye-Strong
at SIC. Barley-Firm and unchanged.
Pork-Dull at $12 rs. Lard-Firm at IS 90.
Bulk Meats-Firmer but not q loiably
higher. Bacon-Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady at 81 Is. Butter-F inner;
prime creamery 25c; dairy 1Sc.
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''VEAK AND UynEvTToDCD1.-

WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS
ve,ore5 . Ol tee human Body Enlarged, De.
esiInS eu and Strengthened, % etc. is an intsS.
In rsS,y so ~ e,Iusement long run In our papsT
no eyi3sD.ssn ~ uires We VIII say that there IA
eoptrary ~ OF numbug about this. on ths
aorSsS me advertisers are very highIy IN.
eirrpIs-, Interested persons may get ssaIsd
Era S1s giving all particulars by sddrsSSI1s
-To,c,Jo E ssS 20, I. q. Box SIS, Buffulo, NJ Y
oe@ myS3-W-Fc
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The weeks Business.

New YORK, September 7.-R. e. Dunn X
Co., of the mercantile agency, report that
in the week Just closing nothing occurred
of character adverse TO the steady I'M
provement of trade. 1t is true the ex-
changes show considerable decline in trans.
actions, but this may be the result OF hest.
tation and embarrassment growing out Of
the recent heavy depression in securities
and produce. But notwithstanding this
fact, figures show that the volume of bust.
ness is large on the whole and larger than
ever before at about half the leading
centres outside of New York city.
All indications point to the fact that gen
eral business is getting into better shape
steadily and the assurance of good crops
| and fair market abroad for our products
is stimulating all trades in this city. Dry
| goods seem healthy and the demand is be-
ginning to be quite active, absorbing large
quantities of goods. In the grocery trade
the situation seems to be equally favorable.
The demand for iron continues slow and
quotations about steady. Considerable i'm
prOvement in the stock market has had a
beneficial effect upon the tone OF trade,
while the ease in money is generally q
favorable condition of legitimate business
and increases the feeling OF confidence that
the autumn trade will be satisfactory one.
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MEDICAL:
z..;,.tgo, Casqdd Eissi, 0"E'
Iss'S. Sc,ober 20, 1881. J

October 50, iSsl'
FLKsnSe BSos'; .areans cav,
-, nils came al right, anI no. : great
cur Bilious pill l have use ,s B;SIS
goo ssn saw DR.. c. MeLAne , -
n, oIs - Fleming Brothers, are Gsn Ji.S,
IsS Won have my thanks ~ ss ~,
iIein Ss ;,Sose pills to my neigho11fs iN IL
prne 81 - nrighbors got three piils. E rs
#ns St ny Nm, He felt the next day hAS
IN. so, gentlemen, VIII 90 A, -. 80
n," N, c, McLane's Liver RUS m rn So
p hS EicTiuS Brothers. lou WI ,;lIS
oy FISIi,r for more Of your goO1 ",
one ',Ij sepd me a sample OF your
100 S0I'N TtS;,k II will take wei! mere
~ Yours, with respect, =, ,,,.,,x
send soon.
H. Slad'atS, v. T.
October 50, iSSi.l
enclosed YOU wi! find one .. so ,,5,,i
. viii please send me more o. -.
n SS-.,sI ;yer Pills. trust YOU haS 49,
tcL4ne g. axe last two boxes l oEl SIs.
! pay Md only saw, they have cor
PIC ~, I could express. lise' 81 80
B GOO o. In have for two years past Ssh'
En- More hereafter;
Us Yours truly, ,
Wss:Sand!ake, y. l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

rObssisssdl
CHAP11 II.

wonderful and mysterious curative povse
10 developed which b % varied In il opscs-
lions that no diseass or III health can pos
sibly exist or resist its power, and yet it 1
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to uSe.
sPatt0nts
Almost dead or nearly dying
For, years, and given mp by physicianse Of
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump.
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness.
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn out OF shape from excru.
eating pangs Of rheumatism.
Infammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula.
Eysipelas!
Salt rheum, blood poisoning. dyspepsla, In
digestion. and In fact almost all diseases frAt
Nature II heir TO
Have been cured by Hop Bitterl, proof OF
which Can DO found In every peighborhood
In the known world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
Pageant Night,

Another remarkable spectacle will be wit
messed, and effects produced never before at
tempted in any city OF the world.
The parade Will be the grandest In extent
known In the history OF mystic pageantry.
The costumes, all entirely new, were made in
Paris. and beyond all comparison the finest
ever imported TO this country. The unparal.
lelcd numb,r of Forty Tableau Floats will be
10 line, and will be larger and more imposing
in construction than ever before Known.
some conception OF the amazing extent OF the
pageant may be CLEANED from the fact that
upwards OF thiIteen hundred men, two hun
dred.and thirty horses, six ban DIS and six hun
bred carried lights are required 10 place II
upon the streets. ,,..
No advance will be made In the usual rates
for Hotel Accom- RdatiOns, either In Balti
more or Washington, visitors being enabled
to stop in either city, the Baltimore and Ohio
running
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
"A Radical

~ Sanford'k Radical
SA &NCure for the INN edi ate
4S$eR4&pA4Reli and permanent
W3EESSSt :, Cure OF every form OF
@Vf1H Catarrh, from a simple
49, Head Cold or Influenza
% the Ioss oSSmen, Taste. and Hearing,
CouR h. Bronchitis, and Cs.aIIna SSnsantIp,
ton. Complete Treatment Win Anha4e'' a.
at all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
EBATt S SPECIFICS Ia
seSsfully.Dr. A.

''' 90 '''' 'o,1'u - used by an srirsr, pn,.,s,,
g - Je1ssgseeSshl pactee.
Specific No. l.-GusraptseJ q, c,....-,.
I.- ~. 81 auect!ous % the Blood vhg,b~- S.sa
r, a. - .Lel Sk,n diseases plu5l,s IE0.b r,,.s
Pr,.s,s, F'lAheAIy eureG - JS,C sSgesiac No 4
EsSSpeeclnc No. 2.-Cures gE1TyAL wy,rv,,
EET.,,cSS DEBILITY from YOU.hl4 i Iul,scFe,tTs =.
isaa"o4 THIS remedy Is p0sS,aIis x a 40 Loss Of
SsaEpSg S SnIs: L e powerful stimulus 10 ~
n s,r1-S - System, assists Nature 10 rene
LlGlcSl cure. Price, 81 1S VI sAn'' Ano
EarSRlYglac No 4.-Giyes instant relief and pe,
,Speclhc No. GA positive cue ~ - al ,,.,,
S.,j iS t SI 20 females. Price, 81 ".
" I,fS EggNssEhsts OF sent On rsG.S. o. prise IN
SEND FOR CIRCOra2,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

tDaily except Sunday.
lSteubenyille Accommodatton-This train
dnring the day passes backward and forwarS
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
When required at the Sherman House, alma
Vile West Wheeling and Gravel H1n.
1yssstllon Accommodation.
asst Clairsytlle accommodation.
iCam bridge Local, daily except sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

coo aveek In your own town. Terms
q D Co, Portland Ne iyi6so
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MOUNT VERNON

Is but few hours ride on the historic foto
n,ac from Washington up enddi steamers
leaving every morning and returning during
the afternOon.
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FIFTY-RINUTE TRAINS
ween the two cities. Trains run nj
Try hour.
EARPER'S FERRY

Is directly upon the line OF the b. & o, only
A little over two hours run from Baltimore
and one hour from Washington Inc Old
John Brown Fort still stands As al the pa
RAD s, displays, and pageans nj Baltimore
take place at night, there will be abdnda nj
nnnortunlties 20 visit HarIers FeIry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

NuHa1nva from Youthful Imprudanes
AIlIIkIHN causing Nervous Debility
ness. Valuable Information tor h0me cnrs
sessfully. Dr. A. TiSH So 2, S years sue:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08
| RYTEGGI0TFTQ'UIEIRI0IR[

b.. %. ua sa.rts, for EDlcQtic Fits. -sa
sol. p ~2a4r-lz and Fal,jn: Sicknc5s.-aR
,g- Weakness quicSlg r..i,ycd and cGred.
,..v none fn dcliEium Of Eycr. "a
\ .tra.izrs germs Of disease and sickness.
...... ,r... hes and stubborn blood sores.
....r .,...r.r. --u--tsh circulation.
E.rs. Cl-rurcle~ and Sralts.-da
-.- no.. 49,. and promptly cures paralysis
q. .rsufr.aud lca'thiCl Apertent.
80. and E.n-s Evil, twin brothers.
...l Breath o good, removing cause.
H..rusr.ss and clears complexion.
. .. .r,.-: and matrE,ass laxative. "a
.u.lJgche ike IN" wind.-6a
.s 70 drastic cathartic or opiatc7.
b. ..-.- Ehr umatism ~ routing TIA
.-,s ing properties % the blood. I'D
..-s.a-r.ll T. r.uT- disorders. "a
.na.a 81, op!a;-s I2i.-aa
...... ..-.f,l and iuyi-orrtos the body"
money vetUnted.-sn =,
.s-.'fu. hy oy.rGfy thousand
s.., in L. :. a7l Europe. 50
amin L. : AMI Europe. "a
..r d ,.y9 MIA craqreror. ga
ss:. a-a--.-'s. Sl.5o.-Sa
p e.. -.orl =, .,..a, Co., Props.
~. t.-...r, ~. ~
o.. .... .f. O.. a g. ...- sr"l stamp.
.., e.. 30 4 30.
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LURAY CAVERNS,

The most famous OF all the subteranean won
den OF ire country, are readily within
DAYS time from Washington or Baltimore.
Special fast excursion trains, MAKING tne
which are now lighted throughout by cleo
tricity,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

New YORK, September - Money IN
good supply at 2@2H per cent; closed at 2 ;
prime mercantile paper, 5]9@6H per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills quiet at
4Sl1S; demand 1851.
GOyERNMENTs-Stea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

CHECKS IN 9 HogI ESs
ran ,.ru cures in 5 DAYS u NJ IS
FIX MN St0re:iS Y. nth -. F PM,
VI I5s- Market 81, WheeAns
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 2a2 I-2 Per Cent. - Govern.
ments Steady-StOcks HIgher-FlOur
Dull and wheat Higher.
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WASHINGTON,

Ever a place OF greatest interest 70 all, never
looks more beautiful 20 the eye or offers moro
Inducements for a visit than during the
lovely weather. always the rule IN septem.
her The B. 4 o. Is the only direct Line from
the West 10 Warrington, and the only line
running
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-08

5000, =. cs.,,., -.
For thu BEsTSs Bssos;t,oe.
BROOKS b rstufnsd hops ~
not exceed ~ hss sistss Ma Bes-
enciose 1CW bsssss d fhols
r III, rec sau.dsu WIN Iss.s Iss
steer HschooL
Tho Hsg cAossvn.
lon, espte.bss IA dlsssss -
rs3ca. L Z Is b $4,000 - -
4sny q tie lno1eU hsSO
nth tie dlssssa ~ eft0O0
q GO nisAt fssa ~ tissaA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01
ANDEhsON s. &C., THURSDAY MORNING, NONENIBER |, 1888

strong arms and can get a dollar day
whenever the meal tub is empty and 50
they laugh and sing and joke and eatand
sleep and live without care or apprehcn.
sion. Sometimes wish had little Of
their dent care. Maybe the wrinkles
and the crows feet wouldn't come so fast
The negroes never did want social equal
ity. They wou!dcnt have it if we we're
to tender it. They don't want to worship
in our churches, nor to set at our tables
The only darkeys who ever tried to do so
were hunting money without work
They were edi'ca:H,! vagabcnds. This
decision will have good effect upon
that class. Now hope the Springfield
Rcputlicm will let Us and our niggcrs
alone. They have got nothing 10 do with
Us. Let 'em tend to their own niggers
and we will tend to ours. If lived in n
State that had 1000 paupers and 5000
white convicts, would sing low about
crime and morality. If those Tewks.
bury folks haven't got niggers enough to
work Oh let 'em move down soith aud
then they can sing the old song:
III he dies I'll tan his skin,
And II he lives I'll work himagan"
BILL ARP
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Robert b. Elliott OIL the Civil Rights
Decision,

Robert B. Elicit, the black man who
was once Attorney. General Of South
Carolina and last ditch radical, is now
living in New Orleans. He has written
letter to friend in Columbia regard
ing the civil rights decision of the Su-
preme Court, IN which the following
passages occur:
"Time has indce ], brought its revenge.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis. the great apostle of
the absolute States rights idea of Mr..
Calhoun, lives to see his prophecy that
the doctrine for which he so vigorously
and consistently contended would sooner
or later, be recognized as fundamental
principle of the government completely
verified.
II
"In the new, progressive, prosperous
South there will not be single step
backward. The two races here already
know each other, and will, in time, learn
fully to sympathize with, and to respect
each other. If the political or civil
rights of the negro shall ever be assailed,
Of one thing we may be assured,-th
assault will no. come from the South"
Ee urges that the Republican party
has deserted the negro, and that Fred
Douglass's idea of independence within
the Republican party" should be aban-
doned for Independence outside of it."
and says the negro's safety is to diride
himscy-emphasizing the words.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01
MIR. TlLLMAN'S CONTEMPT.
The Argument he uses Against tho Anti
Randall Clamor.

A Chronicle correspondent had occasion
recently TO have some conversation with
Hon. George ID. Tillman, of Edgefield
District, South Carolina, who is described
in q prominent Western journal as zone
of the ablest men in Congress from either
North or South" am sure that some
of the views he gave me may be made
public without violation of confidence.
lie was asked il he still held the same
views on the tariff and Speakership, and
answered:
II am more and more convinced that
tho true policy tor the whole Union is q
tariff for revenue with incidental protec.
tion." ! am also in favor of tho repeal
of the internal revenue laws, in order to
break up the whiskey and tobacco mo.
nopolies, and for other reasons, which ]
shall explain, in and out Of Congress
when the occasion serves. NV position
is in line with the acts of our State Leg.
islaturo i'll exemptiug cotton manufac.
lures from taxation for ten years. | am
also in line with the State Democracy of
Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mary.
land, Virginia, North Carolina and other
great commonwealths. In 1884 | will
be found to be in line with the National
Democratic party. am more than ever
devoted TO the candidacy Of Samuel J.
Randall for Speaker, because l believe
that, personally and politically, he is the
best representative of the true American
policy, which can alone lead us to victory
next year."
MIR. Tillman was asked if the newspa-
per assaults made upon him had been
ellectiveH He replied:
They have not had the least effect,
except to streugthen my position. |
have met them with nilent contempt.
My constituents have not wavered in the
least, but have confidence in my good
Judgment and devotion to their best in.
tcrcsts. | was prepared to vindicate
myself, if required; but no ono in this
Congressional District appeared to think
a vindication necessary. The only per.
sons who seemed to think 40 were free
trade, Golden Club disciples, on the out.
side, who arrogate to themselves dic,a.
torial power not warranted by the cir.
cumstRnces."
You have seen certain threats that If
Mr.. Randall be elected Speaker, his
Southern supporters would be held to
strict account. What do you think of
such menaces? He replied:
II do not regard them seriously, and
care nothing for them. But 1t will be
time enough TO meet any such issue when
it is practically presented. At present,
as told you, hold them in silent con-
tempt" Chronicle.
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The W:a .:e Met In Chicago.

A New York stock broker, who was
on his way to Buffalo last week, observed
that one of his fellow passengers was
closely regarding him, and after time
the man came over and asked:
Didn't see you in Chicago in
The broker wasn't in Chicago that
year, but, thinking to humor the stran.
ger, he replied in the affirmative.
Don't you remember Of handing O
poor devil siiver dollar one night in
front Of the Tremont?"
II do."
"Well, Pm the chap. was hard up,
out Of work and about ready to commit
suicide. That money made new man
Of me. BY one lucky shift and another
I am now worth S25, 900.
"Ah glad to hear it."
"And now want you to take $5 in
place of that dollar. l can't feel easy
until the debt is paid"
The broker protested and objected,
but finally, just to humor the man, ho
took the 800 bill and gave him back SIS.
The stranger then Withdrew, and every
thing might have ended then aud thsro
If the broker, on reaching Buffalo, hadn't
ascertainod that the "20" was counter.
feit and that he was S15 out of pocket
IPaK Street McUs.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

- 1t is only the man with n pocketful
Of rocks who can afford to throw s:ones.
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Just the time to be Pleasant,

Mothers cross !" said Maggie, COM
ing out into the kitchen with a pout on
her lips.
Her aunt was busy ironing, but she
looked up and answered Maggie:
"Then it is the very time for you to be
pleasant and helpful. Mother was awake
a great deal in the night with the poor
baby"
Maggie made no reply. She put on
her hat, and walked off into the garden.
But new idea went with her.
"The very time TO be hel lpfu and
pleasant is when other people are cross.
Sure enough" thought She that would
be the time when it would do the most
good"
II remember when was sick last year
I was 30 nervous that, if any one spoke
to me, I could hardly help being cross !;
and mother never got angry or out of
patience, but was just az gentle with
me l ought TO pay it back, now, and
will"
And she sprang up from the grass
where she had thrown herself and
turned face full of cheerful resolution
toward the room where her mother sat
soothing and tending fretfu tee.hing
baby.
Maggie brought out the pretty ivory
balls, and began to jingle them for the
little one.
He stopped fretting, and smile dim.
pied the corners of his lips.
Couldn't take him out to ride in his
carriage, mother? It's such nice morn.
ing" she asked.
II should be glad if you would" said
her mother.
The little hat and sack were brought.
and the baby was soon ready for his ride.
"pll keep him as long as he is good"
said ii 'grie; "and you must lie on tie
sofa al ,et nap while am gone.
You al Looking dreadfully tired"
What happy heart beat in Mageie's
bosom as she trundled the little carriage
up and down Oh the walk
She had done real good. She had
given back little Of tho help and for.
bearance that had so often been bestowed
upon her.
She had made her mother happier, and
given her time to rest.
She resolved to remember, and act on
her aunt's good words, 1.-THE very time
to be helpful and pleasant is when every
body is tired and cross"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01
A Word to Clerks and Others.

Very many young men employed az
clsrks are possessed of q laudabIe de.
sire to start in business for themselves
In one respect they are worthy of ali
praise for their ambition.
If, by long and close application TO
all the details of their duties as clerks.
they have acquired clear and
thorough insight into their business, then
let them try and start cut on their own
account. Only he who has learned the
rudlments of his business thoroughly is
likely to make 4 success where he tries
to 60 it alone.
Many clerks chafe under the necessary
restraint placed upon them by their en-
pioyers. Some deem their hours of work
100 long or their pay too small. Others
are possessed of a deluded belief that
they know the business as we'll as the
"6oss, and fail to see why the measure
OF their reward should be 30 much
smaller than his.
Still others, and this 10 the most de.
luded class Of all, lay the f1attering
JUNCTION to their souls that their services
are Indispensable to "the boss" Don't
you ever believe that, young man. You
may be highly useful individual, know
your business thoroughly and attend to
your duties conscientiously. We will
admit all that. But nobody ever left
such big hole after him in this world
but that some other person was found
to fill it. History will tell you that.
Cesar, Napoleon & Co. were wise aud
great men, no doubt, but they all Joined
the silent majority, and still the world
has managed to drag along somehow
without them.
Never become possessed of the idea
that you are mercantile Cesar or Ma
poleon, young man. No, not even if
any one is idiot enough to tell you 80.
If you once get that crank in your head
you will make yourself bore to all your
friends. This poor, paltry little world
will not be big enough to hold your high
mightiness. You will suffer from lack
OF appreciation. You will be generally
miserable, fretful and complaining.
Avoid that particular shoal by all means.
We are always glad to see young men
get ahead and prosper. Remember this.
however. To be successful as merchant
you must be careful aud hardworking as
a clerk. Learn clerical duties thorough.
ly, and tho responsibility of proprietor.
ship will become easy to yon.-Cbmm:r-
ein' Enquirer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

A naughty boy said to his mother
"You see, ma, you're always telling me
to behave as we'll to the family as I do
to company, but why don't you behave
the same to me as you do to company,
and ask me to have another piece Of
Many who never complain are never
theless i'll. Use. Browns Iron Bitters
and there will be no cause of complaint.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

A meeting. house in Minnesota be.
came 80 infested with bedbugs that the
congregation had to take vacation
while the sexton burned up tho carpets,
cushions and pulpit. This shows the
evil effect of sleeping in church.
Sept. 14th, 1880.
Hop BiNer's o., TORONTO:
l have been sick for the past six years,
suffering from dyspepsia and general
weakness. have used three bottles of
Hop Bitters, and they have dons. won-
ders for mo. / am we'll and able to
work, and eat aud sleep we'll. I cannot
say too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

They are mixing flour out Of pea
nuts in Virginia.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01
snail We Let the Child D;oo

fcclv aasn; att political economist locking a ,I -,
It So vest r M % upon pillow that the child u mgb ph4y child M
There ALREADY @ no pG M life will worth much anyb "a, me
wcakng has but en @ % he use Of adding number another
About @ a e 9 is mother what about enp TING child
1 i ay M My ETH s elfst 90 ng as ha Ml, better get out
d0r 10 sas e M 1 5a5s ra @ T tie child die" ri
e ss Of the o0F little fellow up Strength N0H He naniTss revre
ethy life by Browns Bters Your % @ amGst from death
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01
IMPORTANT. TO THE LADIES,

rs NOV. r;, , MRsS DELLA KEYS
IL
Everything usalv fms s arse She invites e
pn Go and Prices % can give sat
Sept 80 49, '"us 'narlos Confectionery
Pm
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Oallding and Building Materials.

w B; BEAcHAM, Contractor and
"a builder, Depot Street, Anderson
Isn, D.ealer in Sash, Blinds, Doors &c.
b, r .or sale of Rough and Dressed Lum-
sib . uthiaties Window and Door, Frames,
hla;Sssn and doors fitted ready for the
s%na. Orders for Work or Materials
April 10. 1888 40 GIN