The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, November 10, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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We are showing, some beauti
ful acts o? this popular beauti
ful and .useful Ivory in, Dresser
Sets, Toilet Sets, l?tanlcuro Sets, :
Etc.. . .
NOW 1? an awful good time
to buy your Christmas presents,
and lay them aside. Now your
selection la^ better than lt' will "
be later; and'yoii will not bo
rushed for time..
SEE SHOW WINDOW '
HEAD STUFFED FROM ::
CATARRH OR A COLD |
Says
ed in Nostrils T
" Hight Up, X
Dintnnt relief-no walting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air]
passages of your bead clear ajad you
'.can by?athe freely. No inore hawking,
snuffing^ blowing, headache, dryness.
Nh struggling for breath at hight;
ypuj^feold'iot( catarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from' your druggist now. Apply
? 'little <rof*? tt??t': frdf?f?nt,' antiseptic,
healing cream In Vehr riostrils. It pod
etrates through'every air. passage ol
' tho head; . r.pothe? ;?he . inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly, ,
it's Just "fine. " Don't stay Bluffed
up with a cold or UBSly catarrh;
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tesy, kindness and concentration.'^jrUk
unlock all doors. Systematic "j?aMj|
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la a key to success.S AYE
DIMES. Call todny and got ohe of
our Dime Savings/'.Banks, tbfey\wi??
help yoit . ll') .EAilffif?.
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Mrs. J. L. Sherard'and little son,
Marshall, have- gone io Ira -for a few
days _v5sU to friends there.
Mrs".. Lindsay Harper has returned
Ito her homo In .Alberton, Qa,, after a
I few days visit io her daughter, Mrs.
Harleston Barton.
Miss Bessie. Allen of Belton came
up last oveniug Tor "A Pair of Sixes.'*
She waa the guest of Mrs, J. P.
I Trowbridge. ' .
; Senior riillutbc.i Class.
.; The-S?nior. Phtlatbea ciaos of- the
First Baptist church will. be enter-i
ta In ed- this .afternoon by Mrs. James
N. Pearman ' abd Mrs. Joe Ashley at
Mrs. Penrnien's residence on . South
Ma'n -etrcc-t. Every momber ls- urged
io attend, and. ari* requested to take
the South Main street caf, leaving the
square at 3:30 if
..'.V' ' ?.
Mi&s Vina ^Patrick haa returned
from a visit to^Mrs. Frank Gary in
Abbovllle.
Mi's. J. -P. Hlllhouso and Mlbs Lou
Hillbouse spent the week-end In Ab
beville with, relatives.
. Hearts Delight Club <
The H-sarta Delight club will meet
on Thursday afternoon at three-thir-.
ty.'.with Mrs. W.\ C. Gllmer, north
of Anderson. ' .
I PERSONAL ?
Messrs. Claude and P. D. Batter
f leid bf i Bowman, Ga., were business
visitorsi in the; city yesterday.
Mrs, Keith Glenn ot Cen ter vi lie,
was hi the city shopping yesterday i
Mrt N el non Bonds of Iva was a bUB
Inoss visitor yOBterday.
.Mr? ?F^lph. Hunter bf Pendleton
waa among th? . .business visitors lu
Anderson yesterday.
Mr. Will Mouchet of.Ivja spent yes
terday in Anderson. .
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PASTOR POUNBKD.
Pleasant Occasion Hela ?n Willam sion
Church.
:Editor The Intelligencer: .
. Please - let nie say, .the geodvpe?p?e
of tho First; Street church. William-!
.nton. continua to make !tbeir ^pastor
feel that ho is among friends. . .On
r'lastr'-Battfrday:rn?ght t<hiito~^cTowov
walked- into my homo with bundles
40/ nico tblng?'toveat,;^ Flour,-sugar?
"cbgeoj rice, potatoes, frnita.'and many
?good thing's; too many . tb. j mention
^nd laid them dnjm arOimfi/ihu table. I
Well it surely did make ibo: pastor,
smile. ; ???fe; ??f&(?F?ffi&'s^i%j&
Then followed'some good speeches
by .Deacons Pepneil, Abner McGee,
Brother Harris/ Brpthor Elliott, Broth
ed Goodman and JSroihcj^Vbddeil, all j
.spoke-on not"only'duty. tb the pastor,
but the.-great privliogoa and ?leasure
found?jp .such ' cessions; Then: ; song j
and tttayeir, service, iOllpw?dNvith a
closing ? response by; the. pastor*
. Pleuse let nie- state that oh., next
Sunday morning at-ll o'clock . bjt Flat
.Ropk j?hurch I .> wi}l, preach, : op. %&$?
"Mat-rJage of ?the Kings Son.*' AU,arel
Invited.. .
?Sii?i t ?-.-.'jU--.^ __^iW>. ._V>. Hammett,
.\vnnmmspo?? i\?y.' v,. .//!^?^^B3H
?- ?---_-V--^^^-h-r--H-- l
??V?s? cf. hot vt;aieir each rnorn
ien li?lpi us: look and feel
?l?ahj? svyast, afresh,' f
I
Happy, bright,., alert---ylgorou3 and
j vlv^clpt?s-ra '. ?if^dvoi^ar/ skin t ? nat
ural, rosy complexion and freedom
from, illness oro assured only hy
ct?-y*,. hoaltliy i'blood. ;i?f only -every
1wontan "and likewise every man could
realizo the, wonders; of tba morning
inside bbtbi what a gratifying chango
would take pldce, .
Instead of tba ihouSands oJ slcfely,
ahhemlc-looklng'.' ?ion; wemen and
glrl? with pasty! cr muddy complex
ions: instead cf lila 'multitudes ot
.???erve. *r?CRS,Mi "rundowns,'' "brain,
f-'irk" itniJ.-hAAhlmtets WO >BtU>4?d EOS h
virile, optHoie-?o. throng ct rosy
cheeked t?bpi?; everywh'?re.:
0. H. BUSSELL HAS
GROSSED THE ?lVEfj
,? ? . -,_
WIDELY KNOWN AND GREAT
LY BELOVED CITIZEN DIED
. EARLY TUESDAY
FUNERAL TODAY
Services Will Be Held at Central
Presbyterian Church-An Au- ,
tohiographical Sketch, j
Mr. David Hamilton Russell, ono
of the best known and most deloved
citizens et Anderson and the upper
section of tho st Ue, died at his home,
No 1220 South'Main otroet, Tuesddy
morning ?t 6:25 o'clock. His health
had been ? failing rapidly tor several
months, and for the past three monte?
had been .copfinpd to hin bed. . For
two week? or more immediately pre
ceding hi ti dent h he was practically
unconscious, and last Monday it waa
realized that thr ead was Very near.
The death .bed wad .iii r rou nd od hy i'm
members of the family residing here,
I The funeral services * will bo hold
! this afternoon at 4 o'clock- at k ? tho
: Central Presbyterian church, of whl??
1 he was a consistent and devoted nierb
bor, and will bo conducted by- n^s
ipastor, tho Hov. '.D'.',. 'Wit|ier?jpoo?
Dodge. Interment will be at'Siiv?ir
Brook cemetery. The following eld;
ers of the church, ''will servo as pall
bearers: Dr. 03. A. Henry, Mr. W.S.""
Rams-VTf ?tr.*' O. .. t?. C.,-Bolomfcn, M/j
J. L, Sherard, Dr, M. Av Thompson
aid -Mr. J.H. Anderson ,? : -.< ?'. :.
Mr. Rusaell is suryiv*li by Mis
widow? who' was Mise Francas .15,
Smith and five children, as follows:
Miss May Ru BS el I, of ibis city; Miss
Leila Kussel! of York county; Mr. H.
II. Russell ot (this county j Col';" Thos:
H, Russell and Maj. T. G. Russel^
both bf Staunton Military ; Academy,
bf Staunton, Va. Two infant daugh
ter.; mid one son, Jame:, V/"., aged ll
?ears, died many years-ago, Mr;
lussell is also shrvlved by five broth
ers andi two sister^. . Tho brothers'
are: W. W; Russell of this city; Mri;
?};.'A. Bussell of Oklahoma; Mr. G.
R?ssen of Easloy; -Mr. B. F. Rus
sell of "WHiiamston: and Mr. J. Ay
Russell ot Greenville. Tho Blaire
aro Mrs. J. M. Guyton of this elly,
ene Mrs. W. A. Neal of Atlanta. : :?.'&
Bketeh ot His Life. - M
The sketch as written by. Mr; ROSr
sell himself ls as follows:!. ;'.'?,.?}.;
I was born on January 4th, v184I,'?p.
Garvin township. Anderson county, S.
C., in tho home where my. mother
"Wor^m-?ord Miterer ?ne .^'ss'm^r?rap
on the "i8th day of December, 18ll&
she being nqt xmite. eighteen :yoa,ra( pi':
oge.when I was born: I wiis bapllspd;
In Old. Carmel church by ti^e. Rev. '3Lt'-.
)L. Kennedy, who had/also loarrled my.
father and mother. .':i^eni,I;waA Bey eh)
years qi aB^)my father- removed f>?c??>
thc plantation, to Anderson .to pnb
i lian, the county., paper. The Andersen
Gazette, la, which W had bought &n
interest. '.. ifc..Yc-nialned in Anderea4
for..'about seven/years during:-which
timejI'W'ent to schcol, flrst-to an oca
Hlemy'ro?Hthft Baptist parsona/go lot
which"_j??B the. beginning of tho jobn.
?ibn female University, and \ viator
to the Presbyterian. Collegiate Semi-:
.forvGlrls, but: whlch.had ?vCfei
nartment for boys ofm>* lender years.:
later ? wont to tho .Anderson. Male
Academy':>au^i?t hy >l?v. . ,Tohii S.
was a ~moat rigid.dlaclpli??r Jan, u?nAlrl
iV:.iiBiriiiiVinjj tho. ??ay*?s-'?e:?5?e!s,ss. -J>yr
"tnrashing^ tho delinquent boysvorthe
day before.
,1a tho fal i of .1854 my1 gr^dfaibeF,
Col? D. K. :Hamilton/haring lost all
his children- ey- death; c-c?ptmy moth; '
er, 'g8,vo-,;nt>r arplantation adji/inipg.
hts to: Induce my father, and mother
?io ? m ovo back so 'as to be near alia
.In his declining years, ;and from 'tnojt:
tlro? Until I went to tho University
of Virginia I was a pi?pil under Rev.'
?omi Ii. Kennedy .at Old Thaliau. aca
emy. In. the.fall of. 18&8 * centered1
tho University of Virginia, taking ' h.
literary course -tho first year and th?
course;:ip.'Jaw-the second: year, .pUuK
nmg to ?nt?? thb bar ; when of cge.
In tho fall of 18?o. I entered^ the' Jaw:
office of Harrison and Whither av An
il i;ram khd remaihod frith thom,. till
January . 1st, *SGI, and. not being old
enough by a year .ta bo admitted tb
the bar 1 taught school in tho Old
Thalian academy, ; Mr. Kennedy hav
ing moved to W.11amston; '..;'
:?VvInvJsa?srCv ? -rtol?m teered \'?n
..4ha-Palmetto, Riflemen, a , comput?"
4or??edi jm ?nder?ou under..jp-ap??in'
Janies if. Whithor, ?nd .on th? 14?V?f
April, iS$S waa called into servie^ ft
W?lmont having mcatotmlo been form*
cd o? -wirfch ray company w?ft A part.
p|iai%a8;;the:>Fonrai( : South Carolina.
Volunteers.and was comniondevl by
Colonel John D. Ashmoro: shdrt?y af
ter ^rjsi?t??it?en Cdlonel Ashmer^re^
?ign?^^a^t?^pelonej J. 3? mfel^C,
Bucrt^ed'*? :4hB t?omroa?dv:?t??, re
mained, thev?ftlonfel until th^tfermi'of
BDiirtment (l2 u?nthB> e^lredV ^
r?giment fra* -quartered in ?btui
?toiterif'nieirf^
,'?1?jtt^<fe''w?^^^r.erre? .to'.tii?.t.
MM-i^M^-itt^lirun?kj*a?;.wer?i 'xaf?te'? \
to Vk^inl?. In ktoe we reacheu ?
Ri?litoo?d flow! ? werfe cawped.. -^hero
.^gfere?s'-Wtk ' n?^r^?? then aa ola ??ia
full o? pia^e. ;,W*m here d?\i^mr^'\
Fd'?tefi --to, t&bit?li?t?-fW?f??
on the PotonU?j r?var>i?3??R^g mt: jtftst ;
march ?a ;f?btfremr.?ftl?i?svjil? to I
.two and??i&fo\*fa:^$:fy?mPry-'
- i a?d ait?r t^extf y?HK>
^dereA.^ck tbiButl j
'fj;te;4l?r??t,r?coi?ii^.
IA- e? Mat?assas, ;: and i
. ,^f;Jo^,;?841v>*-'T6?::
g?gement was opine* by the Fourth
regiment. The >re8ult tho' world
knows. The nigfci after 'tho battle a
terrific ; tatmdertitorm prevailed and
aaviftE-lio protection we were drench
ed, to too. ..Un. This exposure brought
on rheum ai ir-ju of a violent nature and
I was sent to tho Culpcppet1 hospital,
and -rota there I was sent home in
AugUBt, ISO!, and I lay prostrate and
helpless? uat?l tho following; March.
I reached the army on Its retreat from
M??ass?sat Orange Court House and
rand o tho march back to lulohni?nd
through cold and rain and sleet, but
being inuch weakened by my lougH!
ness, f v?* taken ill again and .was
carried ->'Manchester hospital, where
I- kr/ for tli itu wc olen and was dis
charged from the service.
??t?r a re_t or three weeks, during
which time I procured a horse, I went
to'"Charleston and joined the First
:Sv-?. Cavalry? then stationed near
Adams II un, end after, a. few months
Bervico thors;, we were ordered, to Vh*
pinift, ih?B .horses being'itakeh. through
tho country and the men on the train.
Wo''were carried to Staunton, Va., th
await.the arrival of our horses and
camped there for two .or three wcsh?
?nd hitor the arrival of oiir horse's we
were marched out to Buffalo .Oap td
repel a reported raid by-tbh'en'omy,
but nothing, came of it. Then wo
wore brought back on the eastern
side of the Blue Kh?go and placed in
?Hampton's brigade Under Stuart. Here
1 was detached, and ordered to re
port-to General Stuart's headquarters
and .he. assigned me;to,duty in his
^l?nal corps, and for 18 months'I was
ongdged'.dn this duty 'tihd a'jgrcht deal
of ..tho timo, at his headquarters. Just
after the'jbattle pf 'Fredorlcksburg, at
tho.tinko bf which Gen. Hampton made
?a raid <in .the rear of Burnside's'army
Iculd captured a depot of his suppli?s
at' Bumf rles, on the Potomac; i was
sent' by General Stuart acroBs the
Rappajifennock with a younger broth
er- bf tmiao (Walter Passel) _?h?!_o tho
lilies, cf .Hooker's, loft wlng^ with or
ders to watch and report his move
ments, and also the movements of the
enemy';. vessels on the Potomac aha
Rappabttnriock. I remained'' thpre uh;
JU,af tor, tho hattie o! Chancellorayino. |
when we were ordered to Join., .the
army on the march to Gettysburg, t
want tb say that tb ia wa? the only
easy: and pleasant s?rvlco I had dur
ing the! Mar : The mother pf an . old
college-mate of nilne at tho Univer
sity^ of. Virginia, Edwin Bowie, Upon
learning this Tact had nu invited to
her "hbush and for over four months
we had ftooxl.quarters and the beBt ot
food and HO .camp duty to do, our
only.duty being daily to" .watch the
enemy and lil3 vessels. But it all end
ed .when! the Gettysburg campaign
Btarted. ^- .
, ,i^'f{U_m^ne;'r in Loudon county
<lT?ra&^i^$d ono of tho' most excit
;^|j^SMgB^er<njs experiences of the
war: >".> !2t?&yalry : battle' " lasting .* ' all
^fewa?y^ght..between; Stuart and
ip?^?pS^^^?l. roii^v?d, and \.tt .waited j
CQITMK_. infantry,'hhd us on the
gb ?r?riv -i-U! blurt and to the ' dLn
ch^Si^^OTi^ny signal.duties' P.'was
ai' times loft between ?the-.-JiupB,
bullets and ?hell? comln^iwih
directions, my signai .flHg'm?k'ihg
'a? conspicuous langet tor the sharp- '
"ioofers. : My orders weramo hold the
:'?-jl^Ion until relieved, ?nd. L.wanted
ind wished anxiously fbi4 orders' to fall
backi' We were 'reintorci^X'.by^.Lbhk1
? r-irc:;.';! infantry 'ofter "wu< "had been
OTU, through Vpporvlllo and then
burned tb? tables t on Ahe. ' "bjii?
ats" and ruado thoni bustle hack to
ibVptlier side 'of/GOo'so Creefc much
llh?t?r; than they;carno. From here L
^^p^tihdef: G??'?rai ' Beverly
inson, and on /July* Std,, 1863, wo
reached .tho ;battierieldt-and partlc?
j)ated.;?n som? of the bloody scenes, ot
that day-also .witnessing iho'm?^lfi;
c?nt chorze of 'Pickett's division. - j
From['Gettysburg I'begas the m_r_? !
? MUC% W Virginia on xhc-nignt ot julyj
{ ?th,, and nsar\ _ls?e^_i?>jrh,' ma., wo |
{ waited ih line; ct battis for ssvafai
J _a/o, a? ?b? ixixomac was so swollen
j we could not cross. (But M??d?'dld
[hot caro to repeat th? dose he had at:
j Gettysburg Of ; the ' mott lo of crib's1
l anny.. I crossed tho Potomac at V/il- ,
liamsport attd was* tho entlrb night in. j
the .river, by, the side of, ; the . wagon '
train, AV I th the welter over ...my* tee*
abd. ankles. Coming ha?fc into Vir-'
General 8tuaty ih?de, h?s head
quarters at tho Sl?UjghtferrH?fcs?, hear
ibo battlefield.et Brandy Station,^ah?j
in August we hod, another encounter
>wjih;the Yankees bri Hie same field,
In which tho fortunes ?t the day yore
wjt?ii .ps.at first,.but later in tho day
the Yanks got the "bulgo" on tis and '
;#snad to hustle away from there,
. 'spent the.>.w^n'tey.VfV^3r6,? on the
Bf?pnahahnock? beiow,.'FredeHckshurg,
hear Port Royal,' th th'?aigha? service,
and in April *C4, ?py regiment was. or-.j
dbred- tmck to 8. C., and of course I
??d^:t?are*arh. with it; We verb
landed on James Ik?af.'d , near Charle?
ton,'*and there-?we remained;. ..until
Charlestori waseVacuated in February,
"Sr. laj da i lc-s on Janies .'Island/were
to climb an observatory at Secession?
day ohd 'with a , powerful
th?^oeipfau^or ttc.-mbye
f."tap YaaT^.'^e^'hiVV^i^j^
?j;, wast;i2Q'';feet tjlgh, ari open
... .rork.'-ja'aiS. each morning as, I
climbed-up the Yankee batteries ori
.Folly;Islandjyf??M'open oh- me,, but
jotrf jt?att?riei^?t Se'cossionvilla . would
^h dei?, a?Ml.. draw off their'
fen wo bvacualed Oharle-': on w^
-aa^rcued?' in i^^ i?^^op ot Fibw?te;
nia. ihif? 8^ru?l?;.<4iagoually
fgS?Sae. of ShertitRh's - .march in an
effort 'to get -, ih' MkJ. 'ron t, , To \mf
.dy^^;,day.'I:'?halftVhevor: forgot, ".tho,.
^MmMm desolation.1;! ?wjtuejfiped^^
that ?march.i#i^^^rs^nit^'
pin* -h?mnoys etan<nn_r on tho -ites ;ot
llijimk,.once ?ware iruppy hom?s.t.i^nd
l^iw?hire was/.thertfaay. animal ltte^
??0 s?en, in-!x^&<S^>?&$t>f?t
?MWgMffl??-been wantonly.shot down
end;the .carc^#eevli# ..?^.;deca?. We
?ue??ed?d tn plac?a? iheraelyo? Ia
^B?pisn'e front, and uhitod wlth thb
main army in March..?^
-4 About this..?time .^#aa>:^e*sailed tc
?c?at'ffer Gim./?x>g^ .wha
???oded ; to.Uie;c?^?i^^??
oi?? brlgado. Tit- thia hand of. ocootc
1 had many itv^ly eheeariters? at
operated Juslde ; the enemy's lihee.
sBBBHBSB?
On ono occasion We Started cut Just
betora sunset anil had not geno for
before wo encountered a band ot. UK?
enemy, just aa we came to the ion ot
a'lilli. Theiro was considerable see
sawing for ? while, each aide hesitat
ing to charge, the Yankees meanwhile
laming thc b.uUetav.pn HP unlit,, our
commander, Muirhead, from ML Pleas
ant, waved his pK'.ol and called on
his men td follow,-hird at them we
went. They started to run and one
who was riding a mule . was thrown
by the mule falling in u mudhole and
rolling clear Over him. He'was a
comical looking sight when we came
up: to him and captured him, the rest
getting away. He had $18.00 in sil
ver In his pocket which we appropriat
ed and divided among.ourselves, giv
ing each man |4.00. The next morn
ing we started out about sunrise and
going down a long hill to a river
which we crossed on a bridge, we ran
into' the most exciting experience ot
our lives. . ?-woman's screams and
the crying bf :children reached our
.ears, and looking up on the hill wc
saw a hand of Yankeos-plundering a
house. The big gate was standing
open,, and the command was given tc
"forni four;) end charge" and wc
swept'through the.gate and up lute
tiic- yard abd were oh them before
they knew,lt;, every one of thom
having a ham in his hand. .Wo ask
ed no. questions, biit'went to shoot
mg and shot down eight .of then:
captured (bur, and two who wore
well mounted ; got away.. When w<
got-back.to the road.a..column o
Yankee infantry was . oru^sdhg th?
bridge and wo'were cut off'. Wo turn
ed into the woods and for two inilei
^.ont up tho. stream looking for i
place to.cross, but each bank;was. i
steep bluff. At last wo came to ?
j place where d br?Uch went lu on on
sido end oh the opposite aid?, thougi
the bank, was steep, there was a. bot
\ tom ditch that emptied into tho river
i stairhead led the way ,and -'swat
[over and got his horse bill thro?g
the ditch. One at u time wo follow
cd, jumping, off and letting tho boree
Bcramblo out, Muirhead reaching hi
gun barrel to each bf us to help clim
tho bank.' Soon after that the arm
w< nt into, camp, haying heard of Leo'
surrender,, and .'General Johnston, pi
?no'd uegbtl??o?fi- with "Sherman tc
the aurrender of blB army. The nlgl
before tho surrender wo got word tin
thc surrender would lah o place tl
next day, and . General Logan soi
word to his brigade that hb was hi
g?llig tb snrrehaor, and Iiis brlg?i
could do as they pleased. We plebs?
not to, surrondet' and did . not do i
but got out by an all night ride, ai
I have not surrendered yet:and i
not intend to.
. ln.'abo?t.'t?n'4sya"I reached hoc
tp.-fiudi. the whole.country, disturb
by .a .raid .which was viothing but
band of robbers, 'as they , plunder
p?d'Stole-'everything they could fin
A.cmall party Of us old .: soldiers e
together and . attacked a ?and
seventeen of them within. t*ifoe,
four -mires bf^'K?a?oy'a ?ridge on ?
.luda river. Though'??th?i'ffjyere ~ I
seven, of us-we* killed one>- enptui
-five,, and the balance'them . (
getting sevjohteoh hbrses?- .?ad " muli
That vt/aa tho l?st episode in i
war career. Soon after I. met-the g
who.-ls nowvmy wife and the mott
of .my, children, and- wo haTe.iourni
ed together for * nearly' ;fbrty-el)
years nt tins writing, Jun? lul?, hi
.lng-'been married ' December' 1
I8S5.
Reconstruction troubles were
ginning and having been driven fr
homo "by tho Yankee garrison, i
: compelled'to hide-mysetf- tinder
?o jsuined name in. order to av?ld.
rest,' I -decided to mot e to thc state
Indiana, which I did ld .<Jauul
18?8, and remained there, teach
rS?i?co?, meTChandjalnK and farm
r uuill'loTp, Mhtf?'X ciyno back"?]brae
?it3^ ?o aim a . red shirt and 'help
; el?Ct? Wads ; ??ainptou cnvnmnr
tho state. Attsr ip?s ? bought a fi
in Hopewell township; five miles fi
Anderson, 'and' (armed bad- tau
school ' there toi?-."seven yearn, hole
the -office pt magistrate: during
time. Front there I moyed to To
.ville, to take charge;o?;<thc( Acud?
?t that i dacey ?nd during my sec
year there I was elected to the ol
of county superintendent of edu'eat
which office Inhold tor three termi
?twp years each,., During thia ^lm;i
political rer?lutibr? beg?p lu thia is
! nuder ?tub jedd . bf Benjamin R. tl
man aird I took-the Side ;of THh
I and tho.. .Farmers. Alliance and .
?made the edi torpor ,tlie Alliance pa
the peoples Adv?cate, abd f einalhc?
! fbr ??me :?ikht br niue ycart-.; W
The OaUy MaUy^was'founded I.
imade the.,.editor . of that,, pb
.conducted lt (or four years, j\
: the; Interval bf almost a year," w
?? .^eld the bfllc? ot mipervlsOr of
Twelfth United [Mates census for
I Third District of South Carolina,
lit 1895 i i^as.elected ' a moil
: from this comity to tho co-.etltutl
i convention,' ..winch met. ia-septer.
pf. that year .and framed tho .prc
state constitution,'.umier, which
a?e hbwilvin?. anet it is a son rt
prido tn mejthat I felpad to fraim
constitution for South ; Carolina,
insures white supremacy .tn;this <
mon^balth. :
it ls aiso a source Of prido U
that 1 Ti?ve been biased ; -nt --re?
lafao?lb: ^i?teWi?fe?r? leading
r7i? "Ilv?s .and ?ssiiding to proin ot?
?WjB^I^Uedueationa! .uplift of
'?m?W-.T'J'-?? 1 am pro roundly g
ful 'to'lite Ainrtghty that r'i*SF
Itt'-'tt?'??toW^'-the v land ol
ideals,i%hjbwv sbni ' for. nearly si
ity-ill trajeara >?erb tue 'leaders;?
p?tttical??nS^
mrd? the, mort of the Idstbry.vol
greatest-country in the world. -.
since this sketch was written ;
Russel was elected recorder o
?lty bf Anderson on Debembe
WIS; for a fem'of.It?rir f??f?:
fltiod this Omeo hbly and to tho t
satisfaction of the ebn,jn?^il
pSshment islioald"taft
a Judicial mind for he K?UP always
to go* to the bottom c> the ease
toro J^';ana'; to .'.place. .Jhe ros;
?
---?o-i ? nu,, "mi . mmm JHMMMgBflWam
TiT " TO? . Tb .
But How Good
pf course, we endeavor to, and
actually give Good Value at all
. times; but wc never sacrifice.
Quality to Price.
Then again, when; you, buy
herc, you KNOW that it is thc
. "Proper Thing" and that ls
mighty saiisiaciory.
Every Day
We receive New Coats Suits,
New Coats, New Dresses, New
Dress Goads, New Trimmed
Hats, New Untrimmed Shapes.
New Furs, Etc. ; Everything
just as Dame Fashion Decrees,"
and at the proper time-not
after everybody else has worn
. it. v ' .
When it comes from this shop-it i?v "just right.'? Ask
youri?lends. They deal here, and'they,know.
?
'zo
S. B. GRAV?S B
m
J ;,, ,. ; ; Agent for Frolaset Fren* Laced Corstets*
'rpi
U MOLASSES, lt wvt?
down th? fwd bia tt?aTiuUd? up th? ?tock*
IFS something thc horses and mutes ukc~glvea them.
? appetite-starts the saliva ruhrdhgua? aids .?1^%.
W Far ?uper?or to-an all grain feed.. GWo yeur "J??^?.?
F- tanita a treatr and at,tho serin*timesave moncy^ ?J . * r
Our RED SHIRT (first grade) Horse and Mutemmg^tM
?i contains Corn. Oats, Ground Alfalfa, made appetising with salt
^ and pure capo,molasses, and analyses aa-followa;^ w .g?
?. *" " Protein t$#i F?t 3fl>l Fib? ?Vf ? CaroohydratOJ G?ft ^|
: Carbohy
rat ?9? t Fi?xo ?3w i Carbohydrate^ '
drrnjist?(na
J? amctmgU
of BtralgH
arafat and grotuit?
srliuhydriitis CO?;;. '?'
IfiwM?Wft ?4?td Joj?4?-ARaljjK*t Proton 12%i S*at 2%%I BM?,
-"^^S?i^MMBP^ aczcen?hcsiTETJ?n?i?nms. mrpsinsn?siiinEwii-ii"'
gSS ??^ SED Q?f?pT ???i?sh r?? --J tiigft gnmy tut? rajA _r_____..
t?t? 8le*l, CPV r?*sT ftUat* iltal Bffd l?ns?o6 Hi t?.
i leOt Pdi ?^?-J ?Vtttro 127?? Carbpbydmtf?
fe? iee fco*? In our a*.nrw>? ail ??*ur f?e* t? taa?fl'from ?Uro])"?
Oate, Cern, Wat, Alfolia I!?y attd ?ny othe*kto$|ggfl
Waai^'e?rrr^
OU? fectls, es ahoirn sbjyo ??. ?l?od
. on erlontiOc prl>clpl?? to f?irn?rtt thc
?rtateat nour?ahraent at th? ??weat
' ?cet. Lt t us < frhofim you. hov .to
cut your feed tili? down. Writ?
, BJi fsr.pricfo. otc. ?. .
molony ? Carter Co*
<CHARLES'fpN.e.C.
$r We offer until s?ld ??r entire
and : . ?^ .
We are d?sc?htinuiiift these two lines
: ahd^NOW is the time anc^HE?lE
<Vvthei^ce to get them ai: a Big Saving