The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-08-27
Note TIlese Changes.

On next Monday will begin series of
changes in the location of the places OF bus
mess Of q number of firms in this city.
So many changes have never before taken
place here in 80 short time.
On that day Mr.. r. s. Hill will move
the Alliance business into his new store
on the west side of South Main Street.
This store will be No. 3 from the corner of
the Square, the first being occupied by
Messrs. Orr g. Sloan and the second by
the Enterprise Furniture Company. This
new store is an elegant one, and is Like
the city of Washington in that 1t will be
remarkable for its magnificent distances.
Mr.. Hill proposes to do more business
than ever when he gets settled in his new
quarters.
Mr.. A. g. Means, who keeps one of the
best stocks of gents furnishing goods In
the up country, will move down few
doors from his present stand and occupy
the room in the Masonic Temple formerly
used as the hardware and grocery room of
the Alliance Store. at this new place
Means and his men will be better pre-
pared than ever to sell their customers
what they want
Lesser T. Co. have been telling the read
ers of the INTELL1GENcER, through the
advertising columns, for some time that
son the first day of September we will
move into the large and spacious store
room now occupied by R. s. Hill on
Broadway" This room is also in the Ma
sonic Temple. Lesser & Co. have been
selling goods cheap to make moving easy,
but will keep up their usual big stock in
their new place of business.
Messrs. E. W. Brown & Sons will move
up from their present store-rooms and
take possession Of the room vacated by Mr..
Means. This is q frm of young men that
drive their business steadily forward, and
while they will have only one room at
their new place, they will have an up
stairs, which will enable them to do the
same volume of business as formerly.
Everybody knows that this firm handles
only irst-class goods, and that you can
get whatever you want from them,
whether in the dry goods or grocery line.
Mr.. W. A. Chapman will transfer his
stock of goods to one Of the rooms vacated
by e. w. Brown & Sons. His friends
will find him there, ready to serve them,
says, "Don't forget the bargains at Chap
MANS" Keep that in mind.
Mr.. w. F. Barr will hereafter be found
in the lower room vacated by E. ".
Brown & Sons, and his customers will
find him just Ss well prepared to let them
have what they want In his new store as
he was while on Granite Row.
Messrs. Cunningham Bros. have rented
the new store, which will be No. 4, Oh the
west. side Of South Main Street. These
gentlemen have needed more room for
sometime, as their trade requires them to
keep on hand heavy stock of goods.
They keep complete stock of hardware,
and in their new quarters they will be
able to do this with less crowding.
Mr.. o. B. VanWyck will move into
the room now occupied by Mr.. a. b.
Towers. Mr.. VanWyck says a sman
has To get hustle on him to make
money these days." and all obsery-
ers can see that he is accordingly .hust,
ling" and will doubtless ''get there"
new store with "bran new stock" Of
| goods.
at his new place of business Mr..
Towers will continue to dispose of his
stock of goods preparatory to entering
into other lines Of business. He has not
vet determined where he will 60.
Mr.. G. s. Minor will be found at the
same old stand, but as his present room is
no longer large enough to accommodate
him, he will also occupy the new room
being built next door to him towards the
square.
quite number of new firms will go
into business here this fall. So far We
have been able to learn of the following:
Mr.. Walter W. White will occupy store.
room No. 1e, North Main Street, where he
will be ready to serve the trade with q
good stock Of staple and fancy groceries.
Messrs. A. Evins Brown and e. 6. FAINT
have rented the store.room No. on west
/ \ T1sS nd tInn m m
| hand stock of novelties.
Messrs. Gossett Bros. will keep stock
| of shoes in store-room No. on the Chi
quola block.
Mr.. D. A. Ledbetter, formerly of the
] firm of Sharpe & Ledbetter, of. Townville,
has bought an interest in the wholesale
and retail grocery businessHof Mr.. R, 8.
.Ligon, and the style of this arm lyon
& Tedbetter. These gentlemen be
depended on to give you anything you
want in their line.