The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-11

tohdS TO mQkO up O H00u urnp Store. IhGy
also carry full stock Of tho best oils and
paints, glass, lamlsand lamp goods. They
aIsu sell cigars, perIllnlery anil lnallyuthtr
| things too humorous to niontiOn. Mr..
john j Norris is their clerk.
HOTEL CHIQUoLA.
Tho finest hotel in the South in all its
appointments 1t is model of structure
and management. Mr.. M. S. Dickon is tho
proprietor and J. r. Stuart and Wilton
MCGEE are the clerks.
TODD BROTHERS.
This firm is composed of DR.. w. II. and
A. n. Todd. They carry full and we'll
selected line of all kinds of goods usually
kept in first class dug store. In this
store is kept stock of fine confectioneries.
They recently moved from Bolton to this
place, and are making a success of their
business. Mr.. Charlie c. Geer is in their
employ. Thoy also run soda fountain,
and supply milk shakes.
D. S. MAXWELL & SON.
Messrs. D. Sloan Maxwell and Baylis c.
Maxwell compose this firm. They are the
proprietors of we'll kept grocery store, in
which is SOLIDS all kinds of staple and fancy
groceries. Their senior, Mr.. D. S. Max
well, has been in business in this city for
quarter of century. Their specially is
to satisfy those who trade with them by
giving them good goods at reasonable
prices
l.. H. sEEL,
Dealer in stoves, tinware and house fur
nishing goods, of which he has o large
stock. He has the exclusive sale for this
county, of the celebrated Guaze Door
Range and Cook Stove. he makes q spec
ialty of roofing and guttering. Mr.. Seel
has in his employ Messrs. Thos. A. Arch
or, Joseph Archer and VIM. Bryson.
THE ANDERSON BAKERY,
The proprietor of this establishment is
Mr.. A. Schilletter. He keeps all kinds of
bread and cakes usually kept in well
ordered bakery. Besides this he carries
nice line of fancy confections. In the near
future he will begin the making of candy.
Mr.. Schilletter moved from Charleston to
Anderson last year. Sincehe came to this
place he has met with reasonably good
success, and is pleased with Anderson.
GEORGE .-FANT & SON
Are the proprietors Of the well known
book store Of this city. George w. FAINT
and Rufus FAINT compose this firm. This
book store has been in existence for more
| than quarter ola century. They carry
very large stock of everything kept in a
| book store. Really they, keep the biggest
stock to be found in the up country. They
make speciality of school supplies, and
standard literature. In addition to their
general stock of stationery they carry a
very large stock of oil paintings and steel
engravings. They also manufacture all
sizesand styles Of picture frames.
:. S. FOWLER.
We now come to speak of Mr.. J. s. Fow-
ler's harness and buggy establishment,
consisting of a large repository and three
big well filled Warerooms. He now has In
stock about four hundred and fifty ye-
hicles and three hundred sets Of harness,
valued at $50, 1000. He makes special run
on Columbus and Buckeye buggies, also
the Columbus, Cortland and Collins carts,
and the celebrated 'Old Hickory and Mil
prietor Of a huge livery and sale stable, in
which he keeps the finest stock to be found
anywhere in this country. He prides him
self in fine horses. His stable capacity is
800 head, and during the sale season he
keeps on hand from rs to 100 mules. From
Sept, 1885, to Sept, 1880, his sales of horses
and mules amounted to S122, ,971.19. All
his business in that time amounted to over
100000. In connection with his other
business he runs grocery and farm sup.
ply store, and sells fertilizers. Mr.. D.
Prue Sloan is bookkeeper, assisted by Mr..
Swain n. Gilmer. Mr.. J. Reese FAINT has
charge of the grocery department, Mr..
Henry johnson and J. Il. Arnold the bug
gy and harness stock, Messrs. John Catlett
and John W. Farr supervise the stable de-
partment. Besides these he has Joseph
Martin employed manufacturing and re.
| ooirino harnoes The nronriatnr of thia
mammoth establishment is 38 years old, q
man of indomitable energy and enterprise,
which is demonstrated ia the fact that ten
years ago he began this business with q
very small capital and has in that time
brought it up TO its present volume. His
only recreation seems to consist in his de.
votion and attention to fancJ farm of
forty acres near the city limits, from which
good judges say he will gather fifty bales
Of cotton this fall, portion of it making
| two bales to the acre.