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The hero of the hour, is in control of the Phillipines, the War spirit is running high, hut. Are in charge of a number of the Bigest Trade Bringers Ever shown here. OUR BATTLE CRY : "ALWAYS H CHE rn? X I War ! ! On High Prices. 'Competition must surrender before this death-dealing cannonade of red-hot bargains. Others must match us or acknowledge our supremacy. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENLIST For the rare Bargains being offered in our t . Such pretty Millinery, at such low prices, were never heard of before. We seldom miss selling those who come in reach of our guns. We oan soon silence the batteries of all com petition, in our I We have some hot shot there. Both Woolen and light, airy Summer Goods, we have the kind of bullets that makes victory easy for us. WE HAVE A GREAT LUE RIBBON Our Stock is complete in every Department, and our Prices defy all competition. We are making a great effort to keep abreast of the times, and are constantly receiving Novelties. One of our leading attractions just now are our READY-MADE SASHES, with fringed ends. Also, Melba Ties for the Ladies, and Washable Belts, and other Novelties equally as good. Our attractions are numerous. OUR UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS ARE BEAUTIES. ENLIST NOW FOR THIS WAR ON HIGH PRICES Yours truly, Brown, Osborne S Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Mieroliariciise. A IND Kl** O IM, Ss?. O. LOCAL NEWS. WEDNESDAY, MAY ll, 1898 The matrimonial market ia brightening up a little. Strawberries are worth 15 centa a quart in Anderson. A. H Dean, of (ireenville, was in the city yesterday. The P. Rf. I. Commencement is the next big thing on hand. Col. J. B. E. Sloan, of Charleston, was in the city yesterday. Flour baa advanced sixty cents a barrel in the past two weekf. The price of The INTELLIGENCER per single copy is 5 cants. Several communications reached us too lato for publication this week. Why does snow come down in winter and ice go up in bummer? One or two farmers report a little rust on wheat, but it is not general. Mr. and MK. John K. Hood visited relatives in Greenwood last week. Mr. Julian Fant, of the C. & W. C. R. R., is in the city visiting his parents. The State Democratic Convention will meet in Columbia next Wednesday. The men folks will be interested in the new advertisement of B. 0. Evans <fe Co. Attention is directed to the new adver I tisement of Moore <fc Lacas, of the Racket I Store. The Presbyterian Sunday School will have a plo nie at Flat Rock Cburoh next Saturday. Yon will find some interesting facts in the new advertisement of C. F. Jones & Co. this week. Mr. M. A. Dean and son, Harrold, of this County, have gone to Baltimore and Philadelphia. There are G.611 Confederate pensioners in the State. Of this number Anderson County bas 493. The cold snap of last Friday and Satur day did no ?damage io this section, but it gavo us a big scare. Miss Zoe Bleckley, who has been visiting friends in Spartanburg. has gone to Old Point Comfort, Ya. The Lancaster Enterprise eays : ''J H. Foster, Esq , hss gone to Anderson, where he ?xpect9 to locate." C. S. Min jr, of the Teu Cent Store, has anew advertisement ibis week, and you will fiad it interesting llev. S. B. Harper will preach iu the First Methodist Church next Sunday morning at 11:30 o'clock. Housewives are anxiously looking for ward to the time when the gardens will yield an abundar es of vegetables. Brown Ojborne & Co. make war on high prices in their advertisement in this is-ue Pat yourself in the way of their mighty guns. Julios H. Weil & Co.. of the Alliauc-j Sx.te, announce another great success in their Tuesday Sile Day. See advertise ment. Mr. M. G. Lindsey is in Charleston this week attending the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as a delegate from the Anderson Lodge. Rev. Mc3 wain Attaway is critically ill at the home of his father, Rev. John Attaway, near Pickens. It is feared that his illness will prove fatal. Mr. A.M. Sharpe, one of the efficient bookkeeper in the Bank of Anderson, ha?gone :o Durham, N. C., to spend a few weeks .ith relatives. Wyatt Aiken, the official stenographer of the Eighth Judicial Circuit, is one of the volnnteor? in the Abbeville Rifle?. He enlisted as a private. Now that the merchants of the city have agreed to close their stores at o p. m., the ladies should boar it io mind and do their shopping beforo that hour. Parin green is the great potat j bug de stroyer and ibo only thing used by western fajmere. Watch your potatoes and gofjr thi> hui?? when they appear. Married, ou April 7, I*93, at the resi dence of tho officiating minister. Rev. J. J. Bsck, Mr. Androw P. Fant, of Belton, and Miss Lula Davis, of Anderson. Tbe soldier boys in camp in Cdurubia are heinu vaccinated, and in a few days tho}' will have plenty of sore arms and will bc unable to handle their gnus. Rev O L. Martin. Rov. Chas. Manly and W. F. Cox left last week to attend the Southern Baptist Convention, which con vened in Norfolk, Va , last Thursday. Rev. W. T. Capers wont to Columbia last Thursday to attend tho marriage of his bister, Miss Charlotte Palmer Capers and Dr. William Honry Johnson, nf Char leston. The Grand L>dge of Knights of Pythias will convene in Newberry next week. Gen. M. L. Bonham,U.E.Seybtand Louis Slutp!) will represent the Anderson K nights. On ac^ouist of the Southern Railway noL being ab'n to furnit,h him a train juht at this time. Mr. L. P. Smith hal again bren compelled to postpone his excursion to Charleston. A small bul appr?ciative audience gath ered at thc City H?ll Monday night ta seo '.Ben Hui" UH exhibited by tho pro.jecto scop?. Tho viows wer? entertaining and instructivo We uro in receipt of an invitation to at tend the commencement excroi-es of tho Belton High Ncbord, which will tako pince on Thursday ovoning and Friday, 19th aud 20th inst. l'armer folks should not forget corn and hogs tbh year. If this war lasts long, bog and hominy will he very high and may be hard to got It's a safv thing any way to havp plenty cfit. A toy about 17 years old, ^ivin^ tin? rame of Charles Mansingill, from Arider son County, who was hoboing it on a train on the Southern Ilsilwny Sunday night near tho coal chute, got mixed up with the whirls and ?amo throti?h the mi-hup nunns tho loo* ci thorijiht (oot.-Vlinton Gazette. O. C. Brown. E?q., of Hnrtwel dropped in to H?6 US last Wedn Mr. Brown is a successful lawyer of well, and is a son of John Brown, tl mer owner of Brown's Ferry. The pic nie at Cooley's Bridge ne: urday will attract a large crowd candidates are especially invited to a and any of them who desire to ez little will be given a chance. Mary Orr Hall, infant daughter o and Mr?. W. P. Hall, died at the ht Dr. S. M Orr, in this city, on Ta night, 3rd inst., and the remains wei ried to Greenwood and interred. We still have a few copies of om venir Edition ou band, and thia we will tend out a number of them t various postoffices in the County, % persons, who desire, can securo a cop; Twenty-five of the Anderson Volui jould not paso the physical examin in Columbia, and nearly all of these returned home. The majority of number failed on account of weak ey Mr. Henry D. A. Bieman died sude it his home iu Walhalla last Mo morning, and the announcement 1 jreat ahock to his many friends in r, [Jarolina. He was in Anderson a few igo ard looked bale and hearty. We are indebted to the committee f< nvitatioa to attend the unveiling of nonument to th? signers of the Meet 3urg Declaration of Independenc Charlotte, N. C., on Friday, 20th inst, nterestiog program bas been arrange? be occasion. Rev. T. M. McConnell, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Greenv las accepted an invitation to deliver commencement sermon before the P. A Cadets on Sunday, June 12th. The lite iddress will be delivered by T. J. Maul Ssq., of this city. Oar young friend, J. D. Maxwell, rho accompanied his father to Waehi on, D. C., last week, applied for the p ion of an electrician in the Navy Dep aent. He was successful in his exam: ion, received his commission and m mediately sent to New York to take position on a naval vessel. Mr. Story, an old man 95 years of 8 lied in Piedmont on the 23th of Ap ie was not a resident of the place but1 tere on a visit to some of his kind] 3e was the grandfather of Hender ?tory and was the patriarch of the St amity who live bereabcuta. His rema mle old age is something unusual ben Piedmont Sun. The Rt.. Rev. Bishop Noithropa will a this city next Wednesday, 18th Inst, idmiuister the sacrament of confirm?t!* vhich will take place that evening : relock in S:. Joseph's Catholic Cbur Che Bishop will be accompanied by R Father Budds and other priests. AH lordially invited to attend tba service Clemson is to have a game of ball w [Airman next Saturday at l o'clock p. )a the same doy an excursion will r from Spartanburg to Clemson. Refre? nsnts will be served on the Collego groui ior the benefit of the Y. M. C. A 1 jublic is invited to attend. The c promises to be a most enjoyable one. Yesterday was Memorial Day and it w ippropriately abserved in tho city. 1 P. M. I. Cadets turned out and lead t procession of pupils of the city schoc The procession formed at the Grad School building and marched first to t Presbyterian Churchyard, then to t Catholic and Bipiist Churchyards a then to Silver Brook Cemetery. All t jraves of the sleeping heroes were cover with beautiful Howers The Edgefield correspondent of t Johnson Monitor, under date of the li inst., says: "Misses Marie and Clauc l'revost, of Anderson, left for their hor this morning after a brief visit to thi friend, Misa Virginia Addison. They ? pretty and attractive young ladies, a: quite popular in Edgeiield. Their frien bx press much regret that their stay was short. Come again, girls, and stay longer ('apt. II. H. Watkins has sent an urge telegram to his partner, l?en. Bouhan asking for recruits to till up his rank which were so depleted by tho medic examination. He wants 24 men at oe in order that our Company may get in the First Battalion aud be first equippt aad armed. Any one desiring to en!i cnn report to Gen. Bonham. We, as people, cannot affjrd to have Anderea loto her place in the Regiment. Dr. T. 0. .Kirkpatrick was painfully ii jnred lust Monday while in the city. E came in from his father's plantation for loid of supplies and was getting into li wagon preparatory to leaving, when h accidentally touched the horte with a bc handle, which caused the animal to ru away Dr. Kirkpatrick was pinioned b< tweem the wagon body and tho singletrn and would doubtless have ?een killed ha the wagon not been stopped by strlkin one of theawning posts in front of Mi! ford'? storr. He was painfully hurt, bu is donn; well at this writing.-Hone l'ut h Chronicle Miss Kite Wily Hine, the f?ir spouse fur ('.tnip Marion, tl. C. V., contributes, ai interesting article on the recent Reuni? in ('uHrleston to the Marion Star, an pay.i our fallow-townsman, (ian. M. L Bonham, the iojiowing compliment ' Gen Bonham na* made a place for him ?elf in the hearts of tho people of hi State, und is almost worshipped by tin Sons of Veteran*, of whom ho was unani mously re-elected command; r of the Stat* Dividion, and I think it safe lo prcdic tba', when tho South Carolina troops in vade Cuba, that he, if ho is with them wili a;id honor anti glory to a name at ready renowned." Tim Greenville A'CIIM, of the s h inst. tuyn: 'Dr. C. C. Geer, a hrotLor of Join. M. Geer, of HMM city, has been appointed chief surgeon of ibo Georgia vol un tee i troops, with the rank and pay ot mpjor Then- were lit?? applications lor this very responsible position and the examination, conducted hy a I'nited States cllicer. w?s sj ri^id (hst wVtri^ .wmant tave two failed utterly to answer to tho requirements. Dr. Geer was sent to Savannah where he will ba in ehargo of the medical hoard whose duty it i? to examine recruits desir ing to enlist for service in the United States Army." Dr. Geer is an Anderson County boy, and his many friends here will be more than pleaded to boar of his good fortune. Anderson boys sre hard to turn down in any contest. Graded School Honor Roll for Month Ending- May 4, 1898. SCHOLARSHIP HONOR ROLL. Second Grade, advanced-Herbert Che shire, Arthur Davis, Arlington Kant, George Fant. Pithan Frierson, Tom Hill. Charlie Long, John Major, Charlie Na her?, Carrol Heddie, Ned fcloan, Robert Todd, Oze ViinWyck, Dessie Martin, Lu cille Sloan, danie T?ornton, ?arah Wil hite. Third Grade-Frank Croyle*, Marshall Craig, Leonard Cummings. Sam Gil mer, Claude t? arris, Ramsay Holleman, Sam Tribble, Nardin Webb. Third tirade, Advanced-Moll Glonn, William von Hasseln, Bertha Duckett, Cora Wilhite. Fourth Grade, Sec. I -Florie Goisberg, Hattie Divver, Olivo Brownlee, Webster Boleman Fourth Grade, Sec. II-Jako Sullivan, Rob Sullivan, Lydia Orr, Adele Pr?vost, Saidee Strickland, Nina Sullivan. Fourth Grade, advanced-Mamie Du Boine, Lilla Sherard, Erlaine Pr?vost, Kelle Aroher, Nellie Watkins, Bessie Tolly, J. J. Summerell, A ebie Cathcart, Willett Sloan, Stacey Itussoll, Willie bimpson. Filth Grade, advanced, Sec. II-Sallie Giles, Mattie Hill, Sue Pinckney, Lizelle I Willis, Annie Gary. Sixth Grade-E. B. Murray, Murray Riley, Walter Poore, Herbert Nowell, Marv Acker, Zora Brown. Sixth Grade, advanced-William Rus sell, Maggie Erskine. Seventh Grade-Annie Farmer, Cora Mauldin. Seventh Grade, advanced-Mary Major, Eunice Russell, Bessie Simpson. Eighth Grade, advanced-Mortimer Sloan, Louise Johnson, Eva Murray, Daisy Riley. Ninth Grade, advanced-G ny Norris, Roland Nowell, Della Cater, Evie Lewis. DEPORTMENT HONOR ROLL First Grade-Fred Acker, Ligon Acker, Lawrence Brown, Clyde Mattison, Basil Vandiver, E hel Glenn, Lillian Maxwell, Kathleen Norryce, Archio McConnell, Cleo Bailey, Connie Williams. Second Grade-Goodlett Thornton, Edmund von Hasseln, Frank Mauldin, Alpha King, Millwee Talbert, Tura El liott, Jno. Will Hubbard, Jean Harris, Lois King 8econd Grade, advanced-Herbert Che shire, Arthur Davis, Frank Dobbins, Jesse Dobbins, Arlington FantJGeorge Fant, Ethan Frierson, Robbie Frierson, Tom Hill, John Major, Charlie Nabers, John Prince, Starke Sullivan, Robert Todd, Charlie Watkins, Grady Wells, Florella Beck, Bertie Boykin, Mattie Carlisle, Jessie Jeans, Ruth Jeans, Husie Johnson, Dessie Martin, Raymond Sher ard, Lucille Sloan, Janie Thornton, Sa rah Wilhite. Third Grade-Holbert Acker, Frank Broylea, Marshall Craig, Leonard Cum mings, Charley Fant, Claude Harris, Ramsay Holleman, John McGrath, Wil lie O'Donnell, tjJFrank Reed, Theodore Richardson, Helen David, Eula King, Addella Ullman. Third Grade, advanced-Lawrence Caudle, George Giles, Mell Glenn, Reba Bailey, Julia Barns, Cairo Campbell, Bertha Duckett, Effie Welch, Cora Wil hite, Fourth Grade, Sec. I-Webster Bole man. Frank Archer, I arrio Brown, Olive Brown, Bertha Cashin, Hattie Divver, Florio Geisberg, Ethel Gary. Fourth Grade, 8ec II-Joe Simpson, R'?b Sullivan, Lee Henderson, Eva May field, Carrie McKinney, Ola McKinney, Sallie McKinney. Lydia Orr,"Dot Payne, Adele Pr?vost, Macis Sherard, Saidee Strickland. Nina Sullivan. Fourth Grado, advanced-Emma Ack er, Nello Archer, Mary Leo Breazealo, Lila Brownlee, Evie Byrum, Annie Chapman, Janie Hamlin, Linda McKin ney, Erlaine Pr?vost, Nonie Smith, Ruth Stevick, Bessie Tolly, Bessie Tribble, Nellie Watkins, Vera Webb, Archie Cathcart, Curran Glenn, Bismarck Seel, Willie Simpson, Willett Sloan. Fifth Grade, advanced, Sec II-Philip Lossee, Malcom Mf-Fall, Sam Prince, Sallie Giles. Mattie Hill, Frances Ligon, Edna Norryce, Cecilia O'Donnell, Sue Pinckney, Lizelle Willis, Essie Wil liams. Sixth Grade-Carlisle McKinney, E. B. Murray, Murray Riley, Walter Poore, Forman Boleman, Herbert Nowell, Eu gene Watkins, Mary Acker, Nellie Bar ton, Zora Brown, Lila Lee, Lily Strick land, Ellen Sherard. Sixth Grade, advanced-Max Geisbi-rg, Mamie Craig, Genevieve- Simpson, Alma Spearman, Meta Sullivan. Seventh Grade, advanced-Annie Ri ley. Bessie Simpson, Bessie Summerell. E'ghth Grade, advanced-Daisy Riley. Ninth Grade, advanced-Guy Norris, Mary Chapmau. . ma % ? a? . Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery ha^ been made, and that loo, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upou her and for ?-even years sh~ withstood its s^vere>t tests, but ber vital organs were undermined Hnd death seemed imminent. For three monthssbe roughed incessantly, and could not s'eep She finally discover ed a way to recovery, by purchasing o f us a bottle of Dr. King's Nr??>w Discovery for C .nsumption, and was so much relieved on taking first; dosa, that the slept all night; ano with rwo bottles, has been ab solutely curod. Uer name is Mr?. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C. Hsmnick ?Sc Co., of Shelby, N C. Trial bottles tree at Hill-Orr U rug Co. Regular sizs 50.3 and $1 00 livery bottle guaranteed. Foi: RENT-Tho offices recently occu pied by Bonham it Watkins, in tho IN TELLIGENCER building. Apply at this o Hi cn. The right :<tt. the right metal end tne right handle in noes are wh-u the larmer wants, and are just what Sullivan lUrd ware Co. can supply. To Cur? H Cold in Out) Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if ir. fails to cure. 'Si : For .'al? by Evans Phar macy. Kino lol of 3* mm g Jer-nv's in milk and to come in soon from ?20 00 to ?35 00 each. J. C. Stribling, Pendleton, S, C. No loirowere house in A mc-rici can beat ihe old established firm of Sullivan Hard ware C??. in quality of nooda and advanta ges in prices. Especially now on Harrows and 11 ?e-> Tli?'larmer who fails to interview Sul livan Hardw&iv Co. on Hoes ?nd Harrows is standing in his own ligb; ll iv*> you.inspected 'Sullivan Hardware Co'.s, f?icyclc Department under the man agement ol Mr. W. W. S'jlltv.sn? Thar? you will find much to intered you and threat bargains on wheels and -und ries. For tho bist plumbing go to Osborne it Clio locales. Sullivan Hardware Ci', buy handled Hows in car l.?ts and therefore git inside prices Tho farmer who neglect* lo consult Sul livan Hardware on II-.ea and Harrows is robbing himself. Now til!? time tn arm yoiiruslf for tho deieriM* ni" Kmg Cotton with Sullivan Hardware Go'M great HTH-H killin',; imple OieOIS. ll ly ?.. ninga direct from O.lorne it Clink?caJes and save the traveling man's ox p.m.sa?,. Cut Flower?. Pot Plants and IVdnia for sale. Mus. J F. CI.INKSCA.LKS, 2-12 Main St. He-pot your Howers and buy your new pots of Osborne ct CiinkHcalos. Farmers know ?nd appreciate the Ter rell and Roman Hirrowa sold hy Sullivan Hurd warn On. Sullivan Hardware Co. baa reduce.i the prices ori Terrel!, Riman and lOurtka Burrows. Buy a Gasoline Cook Stove nf Osborne it CiinkKcales thus reduce your fuel bill to 1 one half cents per hour. Wc are Prepared to Meet Hie Springtime Demands ! Our Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes .... Are as the standard of Spring 1898 dictates. Modern Ideas, New Kinks, a touch here and there, all combine to give the wearer better satisfac tion. In the face of the improvements] we have not discrimi nated on the smallest detail to accomplish our purpose, which is to give more and more and always more for less money than elsewhere. YOUR IDEAL SPRING SUIT IS HERE, And only here, lo see is to be convinced. We earnestly ask you to call and inspect the nobbiest and cleanest line of Clothing in upper South Carolina. In order to get lid of our large stock of heavy Goods we are offering them To make room for our Spring Stock, which is arriving daily. We also guarantee to please you, both in style and prices. You had better come and get the best of these heavy Goods before they are all gone. It is no trouble to show Goods, whether you buy or not. Don't forget the place-^ UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. We have a few TRUNKS left that we are offering at very low figures. Yours ready to please, m tes Shoe Co. THE "SUCCESS" WEEDER AND Saves labor, saves time, consequently saves money. The cost is small and cannot be compared with the benefitJyou will derive from using one. Try it on this year's cropland you will not do without one for three times the cost. Don't put off buying too late. Here are some who are using their Weeders to-day : E. M. Ducwrorth, \V. RC. O won, C. H. Bailey, G. M. Rogers, Dr. J). S. Watson, J. W. Mattiaon, C. W. Norris, S. J. Wakefield. P. F. King, Dr. M. A. Thompson. J. E. Smith, J. D. Alewiue, M. H. Richardson. O. W. Casey, T. H. Barr?as, W. H. Martin, Geo. M. Harper, ,T. T. C. Jones, M. A. Martin, J. E. Wakefield. B. F. Cnn ton, L. 0. Dean, J. J. Fretwell, J. C. Shirley, .Ino. K. Masters. A. W. Smith, F. M. Morris, J. A. Eskew, J. M. McConnell. M. L. Keys. Mc CULLY BROS.