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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-02
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ssptembe was s regular Summer
month
DO not ssrgss s.a when You bring in.
yplrs cotton. - -
See notice Of ths snnnsl meeting Of the
County Commissions
Thestorestln the city present 9 beauti-
& fnI appearance just now.
Sweet potatoes are selling lat eighty
oents per bushst Id the city
Honea Psth.has four young men clerk
sing in Anderson; this season.
,;E Mrs R. ADAMS, OF Seneca City, Is in
city visiting her parents.
Lay IN your Winter supply Of wood
before the roads get muddy.
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sportsmen can now kin birds.
me = s.'e.la. l,s.nA ~. asA = 80,
Tie splysicians ere complaining that
rs tha1 are ffif1cr nothing 70 do: 5S
ing s,lss'tlS,. y. w, 3. s,.. @
S os1s = sSs "a ss..ss = 80 ~
g The first oranges and bananas c1or3 lnls
$3.50 e go =.
rs; Capt. w q. Mcdonald Y offers some tine me.
property for sale. See advertisement.
Next Mohiays Is Salasday. The Fall:
FERN Of Court also coiiiv that, ,ds;g. e
,s Z. - a. nnoa:
s sum In his grape, arbor one day lastweek
,r,ss s;.,,;s ,ow,. bas s., i,nnortant no.
{ s,ca ain 4, tl,is is.na Is parsons indebted to
sher.
Ssa,, Paid 81. have hist received
S. bieiot 81 RluIa store: 8 ses alyertise-
nlsnt
1asStsd q n 3 /. / @Vilb;ta
.,,,,,,,,,d r,osli sivfat ha baa to aay else.
where.
& s,s y,ava,i Inc. Il, nortions Of
tba 81 connty 81 There II ars also Il several cases
& "a the. .city. -
8, ac.annt I, tba ;irontb, onr farmers
M "a haans abIa SOW much
small grain; 81
s haa Iean sbont Mo &, months since We
hsys ia anI;,oueh lrIain in the CITY, TO set
tlsthe dust,
ess1s Meana q, McGee sold four suits
sssof clothing to csitizens Of the city Of
reenyille last y week g AS &. g
Profassor ;Wicvins predicts heavy
,,ns ina a,th 81 f,is month and an.
other in Decem Der:
I1nrinp tha mont, 81 septem ber. nine
sSnndrea and Ilu Iir.ty:dys bales Of cotton
ssweresold " this ;cify.
sThes butchers: 81 tho city have been
supplying their customers with excellent.
bsef for sdme Time past
Thos palmer, Of the Fork, VIII
nlaase. accapt the than ka Of this Office Tor
1 Iarre bask tSf peaches: Spssa 5s;sas -
4 -. -,
M +, sc;tv Her manv
frispds ana gglail :tn IA har.
9, s., s, Z, . . -. i, !;
salss 8 nSSas WI olSs9 ~ wy
e fora that time. and save the penalty.
-, &
wltnstsnaing oo..on nas .oeen coln-
lDe anso sMaskes p.sssy q, ,llssly -. sMo
The friends Of Mr. y. g. Kennedy viii
regret TO learn that he g at present quite
~ e y feared thaf ne WI not recover.
Samuel Geer, g resi- peceAp pie sold coloreo
. man Of Broadaway toWnship, dled sud
denly oneday. last week OF heart disease.
Crane No - vii meet In this CITY to.
morrow Friday) ct 10: O'Clock 9. m, The
members are requested; TO attend prompt
considerable interest s Is manifested in
hesprayer meetings OF the w. Q. y. U.
in temperance Hall every sunday after
8 noon.
n The edircns season Is approaching, and
the old people aye anticipating 9 happy
time carrying the children TO see the an.
mails. !; ,. !.
~. n ,laa, .ho i. ,onresent;no
y an s,f fbo bios: shoe hoy,sss. of gRostnn Ia
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o1(R BARGAIN LIST FOR THIS MONTH


in County Anderson 90 g
house the Lady ZEN to theorists domestic
the they cmmendauoh-hy
and look at them:
Bleaching free from starch @ yasE wa D Sn 9aa or Duck OK
kinds Of Bed Ticking 10 II if M da S a m "a A h.
Kentucky and @ our s Sa Ss bgma
at 16 23 We have ABOUT U
warranted to last which we 9 At ony s @
Csc Visitors Store all say our ie anu
is
49, and end at Soc farW ne Cao1e a.
not o Ioc @ ha
Napkins and Dye match from 0oc per dozen P
desire ngewh Cashmere only LOG
desire Fine Brocaded Dress 1o
a
sacrifice only 5
Seal Brown Dro Cashnre e
only3 , ,,u forror soon Pot Rack
Cloth Mo Mie Coth Australian Co1n aenfA
- Fanne.E .Emprs
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SMALL VOICES

Sometimes shake Nation of people and arouse
them to action. Expressions similar to the follow
Ing from we'll known Druggist Of Atlanta, pour
in from sections where B. B. B. has been used:
ATLANTA, June II, 1884
It Is our firm belief that B. 8. B. is the BEST
Blood Purifier on the market. woa selling four
or five bottles of it to ONE Of any other prepara-
tion of the kind. It has failed in no instance to
give entire satisfaction. Merit is the secret.
W. P. SMITH 4 CO., Druggist.
This is the only blood medicine known that
combines quick action, certain effect, cheap price
and unbounded satisfaction.
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THE LOWEST PRICES IN ANDERSON.
We are sole agents for the celebrated
DR.. Stacy's. Health Corsets; it is the best
made.
We have also the "Unbreakable Hip"
Corset, which is guaranteed by the man.
ufacturers and by us not to break within
six months ordinary wear. We have
sold great many, and every lady is
pleased 1t is beyond doubt the best and
most perfect fitting one dollar Corset in the
world.
In order to realize cash-the solid hard
cash-and finding ourselves overstocked
with everything, we have decided upon
a great reduction in prices for the next eight
days.
4c, 4c, &c, 4c-beautiful New Prints-4c.
4c, 4c, 4c; $1.10. $1.10, $1.10-extra good
Brogans-$l.10 10. $l.10, $l.10; Csc, Csc, CSC
extra good WomeD's Shoes-85c, Csc,
Csc; 4c for :, SC for &, &c for yard wide
Graniteville Sheetiug. A big stock of
Clothing at low prices. Call on us for
bargains.
M. B. ARNSTEIN.
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3 L o O D

AND its unparalleled abuses are fully and freely
discussed In neat 80 page book, mailed free to
any address, by Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Drop postal for it, as every man and woman
needs it and will be delighted with Its valuable
and entirely new revelations.
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Valuable River Land For Sale.
r OFFER for sale about 400 acres of Land
lying on the Savannah River and
Lichtwoodlog Creek, in three separate tracts
adjoining each other. It would take too
much space to describe the above land. 1t
lies about one mile above Hollands Ferry
in Hart County. For information apply
to the undersigned. am determined to
sell even at q sacrifice.
' JAS. B. Afford,
Oak Bower, Hart County, Ga.
Sept II, 1884
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READ THIS.

MY assortment of Goods is as complete
Nl as any other house for this season of
the year, and I will be pleased t. show my
Goods to all persons wishing to buy.
A. B. TOWERS,
No. Granite Row, Anderson. S. g.
August I, 1884 4
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The Market.

The Market.
Up to Wednesday noon the following are
the cash prices for the articles enumerated
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[Adrsrtisemeia

It has been rumored through the country
that have upon oath claimed cotton in
case of David Callahan vs.. my son, John
b. Saylors, that belonged to him, and that
I have upon another occasion sworn to
cotton belonging to, him to prevent him
from paying debt due to Bleckley, Brown
d Co. Neither of these reports is true.
The first named case was tried before R. N.
Wright, Esq, but I was never sworn upon
it at all, as will appear from the following
statement of the Trial Justice himself:
David Callahan, Plaintiff, | Money demand
vs.. on Note. dated
John B. saylors, Detenda't. 24th Oct. 1875.
This case was issued upon before me, and
tried the 10Th Nov, 1878. Execution was
issued, and P. 81. Strickland dePutised by
me, and he levied upon lot of cotton at
]. ]. Robinson's gin. After P. 81. Strick:-
land levied upon the cotton, he came and
told me that J. ]. Robinson claimed part
of the cotton, and Mrs. Saylors and Jim
Saylors, and l told Strickland to let the
cotton alone. Mrs. Saylors never made
any oath before me in regard to the cotton,
John J. Robinson gave me, and Mrs. Say.
lors never had anything to do with it be.
fore me. This is taken from my book.
9th August, 1888.
r. N. WRIGHT.
The second is likewise false. have
never claimed anything that did not belong
to me. The cotton claimed last year was
mine, and was due to G.. w. MCGEE &
Son but under an arrangement ] was per-
mitted TO keep the same and sell it to ena-
BILE me to make the present crop. Mr..
McGee makes the following affidavit about
the matter:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
To all whom this may Concern.
I, G. w. MCGEE, one of the firm of G. w.
MCGEE & Son, merchants in the town of
Bolton, State and County aforesaid, do
hereby certify that about the last of Nov,
1882, Mrs Sarah Saylors came to the above
mentioned firm and asked leave to keep the
balance of her crop on hand, and made
satisfactory arrangements for Us to carry
the balance due on her account for another
year. further certify that Mrs. Saylors
has always acted honorably with US in all
her dealings with US. This Aug. %, 1883.
G. w. MCGEE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
22nd day of august, A. D. 1883.
G. s. MCCULLOUGH, Not. Pub.
have made this publication to protect
my character against these baseless SLAM
ders.
SARAH SAYLORS.
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coLORED DRESS GOODS.

suoe
shades Plaid Gooos
fnew O 30c &c.
them ALL
celebrated them from 45c s yard We can pro-
ducean W, - 1850, 3; orv-boe
aSummer SILK hea call
Wills ats avoid - ~, r,.v ~
Bottle Navy Blue Black Pn
in all atonly Csc ,..,.u,
celebrated Thomns Glove Fitting and other Styles
Handkchief plain and
Shoes We handle
America Calf B
Kid Buttons all
hoddy oes
Clothing equal
we can sell
$50
in Town. lrunk Va aanu
Bargains above will not brook of delay,
We have omitted hundred or two
But filed all the space assigned for to-day,
: And respectfully bid you adieu.
A. LESSER.
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Our young friend, J. P. Reed, Esq, Of
Atlanta, Ga, who has been quite Ill at bis
mothers residence in this city for severa;
weeks past With typhoid fever; is, we are
glad, to say, improving.
The time for getting renewed certi6cate
of;registration will expire on the 5th in
slant. Look up your registration certifi-
cate II. you can't find it, be sure to get
new one Immediately.
II the authorities would change the
schedule Of the G. q q. R. R., so that the
mail train would arrive at Anderson
about an hour earlier In the evening, our
people would like it better.
The South Carolina Presbytery con.
yenes at Liberty, in Pickens County, this
week. There will-be no preaching in DR..
Frierson,s Church next Sunday, as he
will be absent In attendance upon Pres
bytery.
Don't forget three little words-"1f you
please.n Life is made up not of great
sacrifices or duties, but of little things, Of
which smiles and kindness and small OBJ
legations, given habitually, are what win
/ and preserve the heart, and secure COM
fort.
Bring your cotton to Anderson. Our
merchants will pay the highest cash
prices for it, and will sell you goods at
the very lowest prices. If you don't be-
lieys It, try our market one time, and
you;will be convinced that what we say
is true.
Persons who purchase canned fruit
should. empty the can as soon as it is
opened. tt will not do to wait fifteen OF
twenty minutes. A few minutes expo
sure to the air will give the fruit me-
[.talics taste that Is not at all agreeable OF
healthy.
Our clever drummer friend, Joe i.
Map1din, has returned home from New
York, and is resting awhile. he has laid
in 3 Fall and Winter supply Of anecdotes.
One ofshis best, and which he recon-
mends, il his s'Pride of Michigan" Ask
him about it.
We are indebted TO President Charles
Plat, of the Insurance Company Of
North Amer;cal PhiIadelphia. for copy
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Persons 1ndeDtoQs 70 MeS9rS. y. hs~ anu
u. p. Smith should read their ..fair and
square notice. in another column. They
mean what they say.
The Court House officials and lawyers
are busy preparing for Court. Like
everybody else, they put off their work
until the last moment.
The time for sowing wheat is near at
hand. Deep plowing, good seed, and, if
the land requires it an abundant supply
of fertilizers, will make 9 crop.
Wheat was FIVE cents cheaper than corn
1 in Chicago lastweek. Corn was quoted
ate and wheat at rs cents. We doubt If
the like has ever before occurred.
Its said that q certain young lady Of
this city carries q rabbit foot in her pock-
ct all the time. Wonder If she thinks it
viii assist her in catching a husband?
The streets were made lively by the
darkeys last Saturday. evening. During
the cotton picking season they have
sdlentysof change, and.spend it freely.
Theannual encampment at Providence
closed On last Tuesday morning. Four
teen converts joined the Methodist
Church theTeas result of the meeting.
The ordinance ofthe Lords Supper will
be administered in the. Baptist Church
next Sunday, which is also the regular
appointed day for the collection for mis-
! sions.
Wearereqnested to announce that Col.
w. e: Walters will deliver an address be-
fore the Sunday School at Mount Bethel
on sunday next, 5th inst.i at 8 o'clock In
the atternoon, :, e
Married. on September 25th, 1884, BY
Rev.G n. Rogers, at the. residence Of the
: brides father, Mr.. w. p. Mathews. of
Grsenyire, S. q, and Miss Alice Hogan,
Of Anderson Comfy.
Miss Della Keys is prepared to supply
3 her friends and. customers with anything
they may need in her line for the Fall
and Winter. Her goods have beer. se-
Iected with great care, and we are conf
dent her prices and quality Of goods will
please all who favor her with their pat
fonags Rssa hsr advasttA tAtsissmsns.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Committed Suicide

We received letter, after we
had gone to press last week, from D.
r, Evans, and also copy of the At
lanta Constitution, announcing the
death of Geo. M. Logue, of that city,
by suicide. The Constitution has a
long account of the sad event. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Logue
was once citizen of Misplace and lived
here many years. He had two bro
theirs living in this county; one here,
and the other one near morrison. For
some time he had been in bad health,
unable to pursue his business of driv-
ing street car, upon which he de-
pended for a support for his family.
Being unable to work, he became mel.
ancholly and committed the sad act by
jumping head foremost into a well
near his residence. He was highly
respected and left wife and many
warm friends in Atlanta, as we'll as
here, to mourn his loss,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Prospects Favorable for Apples.

At the time we went to press last
week reports from the fruit crop were
conflicting and unsatisfactory. Since
then we find that very little fruit was
injured in this section by the recent
frosts. Messrs. John Drake, P. E.
Tennessee, N. B. Stubblefeld, j. A.
Biles, M. P. Myers, and many others.
report their prospects good for a full
crop of apples. If net destroyed by
drouth, storms or frost, Warren will
have large quantities of apples for
market. Peaches were all killed in
the winter. We have not seen peach
bloom this season. The indications are
favorable4for plums, cherries, pears
and blackberries. The latter never
fail in this county.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Tennessee at New Orleans.

American.
The following are appropriations
made to date by the County Courts of
the State to secure a representation of
their products at the New Orleans Ex.
position:
Shelby, Knox and Davidson each
$500; Madison, Fayette, Hardeman.
Dyer, Sullivan and Gibson each $3.50;
Hancock, $3.50. The Commissioner
will at an early day furnish the agents
of each of the above counties with
memorandum of specimens required,
and when and how to prepare the
same. 1t is to be hoped that if the
other counties fail to respond in July
that some of their progressive citizens
will interest themselves in the matter
and raise the amount necessary.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
The Telephone to McMinnville.

The amount of stock required to be
taken in McMinnville to erect the tele-
phone to this place has all been subs
scribed. The line is now being con-
structed between Murfreesboro and
Woodbury., and we presume will be
pushed on from the latter place to Nc
Minnville without delay. If as many
as twelve subscribers can be secured,
an exchange will be established here.
The advent of the telephone will be
another long stride in the line of pro.
gress for McMinnville-maybe we will
work up to pike roads yet.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
To Contractors and Builders.

The Trustees of Cumberland Female
College have determined to erect addi>
tional buildings to accommodate the
increasing patronage of the institution.
and the building committee is now
ready to receive sealed bids for the
work. Separate bids will be received
for the stone work, the brick work and
the carpenters work. The same indi-
vidual may bid upon all three parts Of
the work. The committee reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. Specif-
cations will be furnished upon applica-
ton. Bids must be in by 29th inst.
Address N. j. FINNEY,
April 18, 1884. Chairman.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Pure Petroleum Jelly.

Every household should have a can
of this goods. 1t will remain pure
and sweet without ever becoming ran.
cid. 1t is the best remedy for burns,
cuts, sprains, bruises, scalds, colds, sore
throats, piles, rheumatism, swellings,
chapped hands, and all disorders where
pure, sweet ointment is needed. 1t
is also used to preserve the hair and
promote its growth. 1t cures dandruff
and diseases of the scalp. 1t makes a
beautiful hair dressing, which renders
the hair soft, plant and glossy.
A few sample boxes for gratuitous
distribution at J. B. Ritchey's drug
store, where pound boxes can be
bought.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19

American: May 9 and 10 the West
Tennessee Horticultural Society will
hold an exhibition at Jackson. Com
petition for premiums will be confined
to West Tennessee grown fruits, vege-
tables and flowers, by members of the
society. The Brownsville States and
Bee thinks there will be some modifca-
ton of this programme because the in
terest in this society has extended be-
yond the borders of West Tennessee
and its influence is daily widening.
Every horticultural society in the state
will probably send delegates to the
Jackson meeting next month.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Important Notice.

Farmers desiring to purchase a Har-
vesting Machine this season, will find
it to their interest to call on or address
Mead & Ritchey before purchasing.
They are agents for the Champion Ma
chimes, and can furnish on short notice
any machine, from the Perfect Light
Mower up, including the handsomeSt
and cheapest Reaper and Binder COM
plete, ever offered in this market.
Every farmer who has as much as five
to ten acres to NOW needs mower.
They will be wanted to gather the
second crop of clover for seed.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Five Gross of Diamond Dye.

We have just received five gross of
these very popular dyes, of all colOrs,
and can now supply the country mer-
chants at just what they pay in Nash
vile or Louisville, thus saving time
and freight. Quite a number of other
articles of Drugs, Medicines, and Sta
tionery may be bought from us at
Nashville prices, thus saving time and
freights. Give us a call when in, or
send us yonr orders.
j. B. RITcHEY.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Clearmont.

To the Standard:
Farmers are busily engaged prepar.
ing for and planting their corn.
Wheat, oats and rye are looking
we'll, considering their chances.
We have young orchard that needs
pruning very much. Will you or
some of your experienced orchardmen
please tell me the best time to prune
it? Is it too late now? G. r.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
A Valuable Implement.

Through the kindness of the agents,
Messrs. Smart q Ramsey, Viola, we
have Just had the pleasure of testing
the Acme pulverizing harrow, clOd
crusher and leveler. We have tried
it on rough and smooth ground and
find it does the work well.
y. B. RITCHEY.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19
Important to Farmers.

Mead & Ritchey have been appoint
ed agents for the improved Victor
Double Huller Clover machine. Also
agents for the improved Keller Positive
Force Feed Grain Drill, with or with
out the fertilizer and grass seed attach
ments. Also agents for the Newark
Horse Hay Rake, which is warranted
to do its work well and give satisfac-
ton.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-04-19

1t is said by reliable persons that
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders
fed sparing to laying hens will increase
the quantity of eggs two fold. Try it.
1t won't cost much. Don't throw
away your money on the large packs.