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C. r. JONES G. co.

- G. F. Jones and Robert G. Webb COM
Z pose this firm. Their stock of goods
comprises. the following: Fine dry goods,
notions, shoes, hats, clothing and milli-
merry. They make specially of fine goods
Of every description. Their senior and
Miss Slough spent three weeks in the
Northern markets this fall buying their
. fall and winter stock. They have three
floors. The basement is devoted to shoes
.and the main floor to fancy dry goods,
notions and millinery. Their millinery
department. is nicely and neatly arranged
and carpeted. Miss Lillian Slough su-
!. perYises it.. The up stairs is filed with
hats, carpets and clothing. Their stock
of clothing is very large and well selected,
ranging in price from the lowest to the
year amounted to nearly 100000. They
have the following salesmen J. N. Wat
Z kins, Beatty Gossett, Y. Al. Barnes, A. B.
Cater and J. W. Sadler, with Furman
Evans as bookkeeper. They will have
several lady assistants soon.
RICHARD s. LIGoN,
z wholesale and retail dealer in fancy and
heavy groceries. He makes speciality
in carrying tho best goods in his line Of
business. Mr.. Ligon has been engaged in
I. the grocery business about sixteen years,
Z and does as large business as Anderson
affords in groceries. His clerks are Elias
T.. Clark and W. A. Power. He delivers
!, sll goods sold to those residing within the
. city.
R. s. HILL, MANAGER.
This is a general store, in which can be
purchased almost anything that is kept in
: o store, including groceries, dry goods,
notions, millinery, hats, sewing machines,
stoves and hardware. This is known as
the Alliance Cooperative Store. The
millinery department is in charge of
Misses Hart and Brown. The following
ladies are employed in this store: Misses
Helen Cater, Lillian Murrah, jamie Nc
Grath, Ida Wright and Grace Cater. The
bookkeeper is John j. Mattison, and the
salesmen, are Frank Hall, Ed. Weleh, r.
E. Allen Charlie Hall, +. B. Aus
tin, u. NJ. Bell. C. B. Allen, John T. Law.
renee, L. G. Parker, o. W. Breazeale,
Hugh Fl. Russell, sidi Harper, W. a.
Simpson, Eugene Burriss and two cash
8nafaa,
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SYLVESTER GLECKLEY CO.

Composed of Sylvester Bleckley, Joseph
J. Fretwell, VIM. r. Dillingham;, Fred.
G.. Brown, VIM. r. Osborne and Jas. T.
Pearson. This firm carries on a general
merchandise business, including every
thing nearly from paper of pins to q
hogshead of molasses. They sell for cash
or credit. They have in their employ
Misses Lou Gaillard and Willie Harris,
and Messrs. VonHasseln (bookkeeper)
Augustus F. Spellman, Rutledge Osborne,
Townes Holleman, John N. Bleckly, Levi
N. Geer, Sam Murphy, Jr., ]. r Callahan
and ]. Edward Brown.
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SULLIVAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
This Company has for its purposes the
manufacture and sale of all kinds of agri-
cultural Implements, machinery and
builders supplies. They also deal in lunl-
Der, finished and unfinished, doors, sash
and blinds. They use in their business q
patent steam dry kiln that has drying
capacity of 5000 feet of lumber day
They work about fifteen hands, and with
them they are not able to supply the de-
mand, consequently they are at present
adding to their plant machinery that will
about double their capacity. They intend,
in the near future, to add to this business
a first class machine shop and foundry.
They will then be able to build almost
any kind of machinery.
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NEW YORK RACKET STORE.

This is owned and run by P. j. Cop.
pedge, who moved to Anderson about
eighteen months ago from Wadesboro,
N. G. We cannot undertake to describe
his stock Of goods. There is such vari-
what it is composed. Among other things
osny Gs tsses esn good nSsGnt Dases "a a ae
men are W. G. Andrews, Miss Ola Moore,
Lee Balentine and Jacob Beard.
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]. q. COLLINS

Is tho boss photographer of Anderson. If
you want to see yourself as as you you look but
a photograph ofyou. Mr., Collins settled
in Anderson last year, having come from
Chester, S. C. Since he began work here
has been literally patronized. and express
es himself as well pleased with his new
home. He alsoY takes orders for crayon
norfraife
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MINOR
Married and Happy !!

welded to his ''last love-" in the
City of Anderson, in he presence of a
host Of witnesses and multitudes Of ad.
miring friends and patrons.
The bride, attired in her most becom-
ing costume, won the hearts of the glad
lhrong that witnessed the nuplials, and
as to the happy groom, everybody envied
him his sweet treasure, and wished for
him and his long life of usefulness and
pleasure.
Everybody says Minor has done
we'll" and he, not content with laurels
already won, still aspires to higher
achievements, and ere long his bride of
eighteen months
THE 10c. STORE,)
will be decked in robes be6tting q queen,
Tor on every train comes new goods,
bought so low and with such care that
all can be pleased.
Happily yours,
For G. S. Minor,
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BLEcKLEY & FRETWELI

Cotton Buyers aud Sales Stable. Messrs.
Sylvester Bleckley and Joseph J. Fret
well compose this firm. They keep on
hand at all times horses and mules, which
they sell at reasonable prices and on rea-
sonable terms. They boughs last year
about 10000 bales of cotton, and sold about
$4,000 worth of [horses and mules; and
could have sold mang more.
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THE BELTON ACADEMY


TFHE exercises of the Bolton Academy,
Il Bolton, S. c., will commence MON
DAY, SEPT. 22nd, 1890.
Rates of Tuition, per Session Of FIVE
months
intermediate Departmental. ......... II 25
Higher Departments ....... ............. Is 90
Incidental expenses SOC. per Session, pay
able in ADVANCE.
Every pupil will be expected to pay the
regular tuition from the time he enters the
School until The close Of the current Ses-
sion, except by special arrangement with
the Principal or in cases of sickness, pro.
tractcd for two weeks or more.
All who contemplate patronizing the
School are requested to enter their children
on the first day of the Session, if possible.
For further particulars. address
J. T. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal,
Bolton, S. C.
Sept II, 1890 10 Sm
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LANES r. JONES

Is the proprietor of a fancy grocery and
confectionery store, in which is all kinds
of can goods, candies, sugar, coffee,
syrups, bacon, hams, lamp oil and flour.
Messrs. j. C. Whitfield and Samuel r.
TroWbridge are the salesmen.
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ENTERPRISE FURNITURE COMPANY.

EN IEKFK1bE FURNITURE CUMTAN
This Company was organized about two
months ago, with capital of $40. 900, half
of which IS paid in. The purpose of this
organization is to buy and sell furniture
of all kinds. from baby chair to the
finest chamber suites, They are manu-
facturers' agents for carpets and rugs,
which they will wholesale, job and retail.
This company also carries all kinds of
decorative and house furnishing goods.
They are now engaged in opening up and
IN enT he ss0ea ea Vain vare WIN oe obn
]. Baker is the business manager. aud Mr..
E. HI. Poore, who has been in the employ
of G. +. Jones 6 Co. during the past two
years, has charge of the selling depart.
ment. Mr.. Poore will be glad to have
his many friends call and see him in his
new nlaca of husinaSs
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". A. CHAPMAN
w. z. BARR
i P. SULLIVAN & CO..

j. 7. SULLIVAN e CV',
Dealers in general merchandise. They
carry full stock of family groceries, and
make a specially of good coffee. Their
stock consists also of shoes, clothing, hats,
trunks, valises and everything else usu-
ally keptin general store. They have
as their salesmen R. Y. Fl. Nance and Ed
die 2 VandiYer.
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JAMES Z. BARTON

Is the proprietor Of q large planning mill
and lumber yard, from which he fur.
nishes any and all kinds of building ma
terials, such as lumber, shingles, doors,
sash, blinds and scroll work. He is also
contractor and builder. He makes
speciality of flooring aud ceiling, of which
he keeps always on hand large supply of
the very best. He keeps in his employ
about eight or ten hands, and even then
be can hardly supply the demand.
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PEOPLES g. BuRRIeS.

This establishment is owned by the es-
tate of John E. Peoples and John T. Bur.
riss. They carry big stock Of STOVES, tin
ware, crockery; roofing and guttering.
They are also manufacturers of tinware.
They make specially of fine China, and
the Iron King and Elmo cook stoves.
This establishment has been in existence
about fifteen years. Mr.. Robert G. Webb,
Jr., is their bookkeeper and Clarence Os-
borne and James r. L. Beard are their
salesmen. From this store one can buy
anything from the smallest piece of tin
ware to the finest stove or China set. They
also carry a nice line of lamps and Christ
mas goods.
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THE ANDERSON COTTON MILLS.

This enterprise was organized last year
with subscribed capital Of S100, 900. The
buildings were completed, the machinery
put in position and actual work begun in
May Of this year. At this writing all the
machinery Is in cunning order and all the
spindles and looms are utilized. Iherp arc
5000 spindles and 1GS looms. 1t is estima.
ted that during tho next year they will
Iso from s1tesn 10 eighteen hundred bales
of cotton. The engine, cloth room ma
chinery and DRESSING machinery are SUI
ficient with small outlay for mill three
bs tins a the rIagss5 prsse55 vtp tapaoy vw Of th5
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Is dealer in carriage and wagon material
and coal. He also makes specially of
repairing all kinds of vehicles and farm.
ing implements. Mr.. Stephens has had q
long experience in his line of business,
and does nothing except first. class work.
He also makes and sells wagons.
G. A. REED, AGENT,
Is dealer in pianos. organs, sewing ma.
chimes, buggies aud carts. Also manu-
ufacturers' agents for iron fire proof safes
and the Sidney School Desk. He makes
speciality Of the New Home Sewing Ma.
chine, the Wheelock and Kimball
Pianos and of the Kimball and Bent Or.
gans. Mr.. Reed can sell you anything
you want in his line from the cheapest
organ to the highest priced piano. The
following are his employees: J. L. Snipes,
M. a. George and W. A. Miller in the nlu.
sic department, and J. J. Gilmer, W..
Wilson, 0. ?. Knight and j. P. Dugan in
the other departments. Miss Maggie j..
Mauldin is his bookkeeper. and Miss M.
z. Todd is in charge of the sewing ma
chine supplies department.
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ATTENTION, DOCTORS

TIME ANDERSON COUNTY MEDI-
Il CAL SOCIETY will meet at Ander-
son on Wednesday,, October 1st 1890, at
o'clock p. M, to be followed by an enter
tainment.
w. II. NARDIN, President
w. T.. CAMPBELL, Sec. and Treas.
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D. c. FLYNN.


Deals in dry goods, shoes, hats and
clothing. Mr. Flynn has recently settled
in our city, having come from Union, 8.
C., to this place. So far he has had lib
eral share Of the business of Anderson.
The following ladies are in his store
Misses Mamie McGrath and Matte Jones,
His statesmen are M. F. Conlon, NJ. L.
Carlisle and Frank Austell. Mr.. Flynn
says he is pleased with Anderson and its
bright business outlook.
". a. CHAPMAN
Deales in dry goods. He makes spe-
cialty of fine dress goods, trimmings, nov
elites, notions and carpets. He is now in
the North buying goods for bis fall and
winter trade. He has now in his employ
Mr.. W. G. Keith, and will employ others
as soon as he returns.
W. F. BARR
Carries on general merchandise busi'
ness. He makes speciality of trying to
please his customers and give them as
much for their money as they can get
anywhere.
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BARNEY o'DoNNELL

Carries full stock of whiskeys, brandies,
wines, &C. He is the jolly man of the
town, and is always happy to see his
friends. He makes special run on his
pure old Monongahela rye whiskey.
JONES & LEAK
Are the proprietors Of the North Carolina
har
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THE ANDERSON ICE FACTORY


J.H. Townsend President, and Geo. B.
Townsend Secretary and Treasurer, man.
ufacture end supply the trade with pure
distilled ice. They have had good de.
mand for their ioe all summer, and at
some times were unable to fill all their
orders. Their capacity is five tons day.
They are now sinking an artesian we'll,
and if successful with this, they will get
their supply of water next year from it..
Their machinery was built by them un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. n. r. Keeling,
and it proved so satisfactory that they are
manufacturing these machines for sale
They have recently put one of their ma
chimes in Montezuma, Ca, with guar
anteed capacity of five tons day, and it
produced five tons and five hundred
pounds day. Those for whom they
built it were very much pleased with it,
and give Messrs. Townsend &c Keeling let.
ters of endorsemen ent and recommendation
Mr.. Keeling is now travelling in South
west Georgia in the interest Of these ma
chimes. Any one contemplating build.
ing an ice factory would do we'll to cor
respond with these gentlemen at this
place. These machines are built by
Messrs. II. G. Townsend and N. R. Keel
ing.
ANDERSON SHOE AND LEATHER COM
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IAMES AI. PAYNE

Deals ia and makes harness, brides, &C.,
of which he keeps full stock. He has in
his employ VIM. Martin, Clarence and Sam
Payne.
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Run Drug Store which is not to be ex-
celled by any in the up country. They
carry tremendous stock Of drugs of all
kinds. They make a speciality Of their
prescription and soda water business.
They also deal largely in garden and field
seeds. They carry first-class line Of
cigars and tobacco. DR.. Samuel NJ. Orr
and Ed. P. Sloan are the proprietors of
this establishment. Mr.. George w.
keep nothing but pure goods Of the best
oualitV
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W NJ. i. IIULT,
Sheriff Anderson County.
Sept II. 1890 10 4
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A, i, WEIGH

Deals in all kinds of stock feed, sheep,
cattle and hogs for the market. He also
sells coal and hides at wholesale and RETAIL
Mr. Welch is also the proprietor of two
first.class beef markets, in which is kept
the best meats of all kinds that the mar
kets afford. If you have cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., for sale call on him. If you
want bran, hay or other stock feed, he can
sell it to YOU.
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A. L. FURSTENBURG

DENNIS o'DoNNELL
Carries stock of liquors for the "beneft
of his friends.''
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THE WESTERN CAROLINA IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY

Has been organized with a capital of
100000. Capt. X McCully is the Presi-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer, and J L
nurcbased nlcbiu $50 acres Of land in AbbeviIis @
County at the junction OF the G G g. N,
and P r g. VIC railroads. The purpose
of this organization is to build modern
city at the place above named, and
thereby bring into early use the immense
water power of Trotter's Shoals near there
1t is expected to build in this city large
factories, to be run by electricity generated
at the shoals above named. This is O real
enterprise, and its aims will be speedily
put into effect.
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This Company was organized last No.
vember with a capital Of $4,000, to be
paid in weekly installments, beginning
1st January, 1890. James NJ. Sullivan is
President, and Thos. S. Crayton secre-
tary and Treasurer. So far buildings
have been erected on lot purchased for
that purpose, at an expense of about
$4,000. It is expected 10 begin manufac.
turing shoes about the 1st of November
next, with capacity of 200 pairs day, to
be increased as the stock is paid in until
it reaches 1000 pair day. They will
begin by making medium grade of
mems and Womens shoes.
THE ANDERSON LAUNDRY COMPANY
Has been organized with capital of
$4,000. Gen. w w Humphreys is Presi-
dent, and Mr. Robert A Maybe is Super
intendent. They expect to begin work by
the 1st of October The machinery is or
dered and the house is built. This is q
long felt need, and will be welcomed
with delight by many Of our ladies', who
have in the past had so much trouble
with their washerWomen. This Company
purposes to 90 for and return the clothes
and laundry them at the very lowest pos
sible cost.
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ROSS g. BLANTON
Garry a stock Of whiskey and othe
drinks usually kept in barroom.
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LESSER & co.


This firm is composed of Messrs. NJ
Lesser, A. Lesser and Mrs. M. Lesser.
They deal in general dry goods, shoes and
clothing. They keep full. line of fine
dress goods and fine ladies and misses
Northern and Eastern markets laying in
comprise everything usually kept in q
first class dry goods store. fhey have as
their statesmen Louis Sharpe, Will P.
Lesser, Samuel Lesser and Solomon
Lesser.
NJ. S. BAMBERG, AGENT.
Mr.. Bamberg is just from Camden, S. c.,
and is now opening up large stock oil
dry goods, shoes, hats and clothing. He
says he will make special run on cloth
ing of ell grades and styles, His statesmen
are Messrs. j. w. Brown, W. L. Beard
and w. c. Bailey.
j. L. MCGEE
Is now the proprietor of the Livery, Feed
and Sales Stable formerly run by Mr..
John E. Peoples. This is one of the best
kept stables in the city. Its capacity is
from 200 to $50 head. He keeps good
stock and vehicles. Mr.. McGee succeeded
Mr.. John E. Peoples in April of this year.
In connection with the stable business he
carries large stock of buggies, wagons
and harness. He has the exclusive sale
of the Hiram w. Davis buggy, also Of the
Tyson & Jones and Hackney Bros. bug
gies. They sell the White Hickory
Wagon. Mr.. l.. l.. Gaillard has charge
of the stables, and Mr.. Jas. T.. Bolt has
charge Of the buggy department..
THE LADIES' STORE.
Miss Lizzie Williams is the proprietress
OF the Ladies Store. In this establish
ment is carried on millinery depart
ment, tirst.class in every respect. This is
the emporium for styles. Miss williams
also keeps large stock of imported and
other fine dress goods OF the very best
grades and qualities, She also carries one
Of, if not the biggest, stock Of notions and
novelties To be found in the city. In the
Ladies' Store is also kept select li9e OF
ladies', misses and Ghildren's fine shoes,
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Charter Notice.

NUTl,'E is hereby given that appli,a-
ton will lit. lua.le. l., lirt'pneral Assembly
uI' SOUTH CHrplIa, ;t lis next session. to
incorporate the Savannah, Scnecaaila Yves
tern Railway Company, extending from
some point on the TuSaloo River, near
Andcrsonyille, in South Carolina, thence
to Townvillc, thence to Snncca, and thence
to the NorIl, Carolina line, near Eaatalnc
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Hiss sALL1E BOWIE

Carries on millinery establishment in
connection with which she keeps select
stock Of dress goods and notions. Miss
Sallie has been in this business since 1877.
During this time she has built up good
line of trade, and her trade last year ex.
ceeded any previous year. She has in her
employ Misses Sallie Shelton and Jennie
Ruff -
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A. B. TOWERS,

Who has been in business in Anderson Tor
nearly half century, carries on a gen.
eral merchandise business. He prides
himself in keeping the best quality Of
goods that never fails to give entire salts
faction. He is too well and favorably
known to need words from US. His sales
man are B. F. Wilson and W. Med. Sher-
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Is the proprietor of the "Alliance Bar" in
which is kept full stock of liquors Of all
kinds.
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Is the proprietor of first class meat mar
ket, in which is kept meats of all kinds.
He buys his beeves, &C., and pays the top
of the market for them in cash. He settled
here only short time ago, having come
from Philadelphia to this place. He is very
much pleased with Anderson and its busi-
ness prospects, &c. He has in his employ
7. Van Straaten.
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J. N. WATKINS

Carries on book store, in which is kept
school books, blank books and all kinds
of stationery. He also keeps full line Of
confectioneries, cigars and tobacco. to-
gether with many other things too tedious
to mention. His salesmen are G. e. Moore
and LELAND Frierson
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E. W. TAYLQRS CO.

firm IS composed Of E. w. Taylor
and A. B. Taylor. They deal in fancy and
staple groceries, making speciality of sta
pie groceries and confectioneries. Mr..
Taylor keeps nothing but goods which he
c,uarantaes to be fresh and sound
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FAINT & LIMBAUGH

Keep fancy grocery and confection es-
tablisnment. Messrs. Jas. r. FAINT and
Thos. N. Limbaugh make up this firm.
They moved to Anderson last year from
Florida. They are young men, with rea-
sonable prospect of success. They are
pleased with Anderson.
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The only exclusive Shoe House in the
city. Mr.. VanWyck was raised in An
derson, but moved to. Salisbury, N. c.,
and after remaining 9. year or two decided
that Anderson was the best place for busi-
ness. He now carries large and care.
fully selected stock of shoes Of all grades
and sells them at reasonable prices. His
statesmen are Messrs. R. L. Cheshire and
9. B. Fripp.
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@. F. ToLLY d SON.

Furniture men and undertakes. This
firm is composed of g. F. Tolly and G. M.
,Tolly. The senior has been in the furni.
;ture business thirty.three years, having
been engaged in making furniture for ten
years in this city before he began buying
and selling. This firm keeps and sells
every thing in the way of furniture used
from the .crad]e to the grave" They
carry the largest stock of furniture in
this State outside Of Charleston. This
firm adyertises literally and gets good
returns for it. They have in their employ
G.. E. TollY and John Dodd.
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Is the owner and proprietor ola store in
which you can get notions, confectioneries
and good lunch. It is impossible to
describe his line of goods more minutely.
His son, John, assists him in his business.