Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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???N - - ( . ... .. y ... .. ir" distinguished from all others by its fragrance. The first time you get a whiff of STAG, you'll go buy some. In the pipe, in the tin, indoors, out doors, its natural lasting fragrance will win you at once and forever. Convenient Packages: Tho Handy Hajf Size 5-Cent Tin, the Full-Size lO-Cent Tm, tho Pound and "No Bite, "No SUng, "No Bag, "No String.1 Half-Pound Tm Humidors and the Pound Glass Humidor. . ? _ _ _ ifflilWHlM?i? For Pipe and Cigarette. .'EVER-lASTtN?-LY GOOD". P. LotiUard Cp. -Established ?76G You will be doing yourself a good turn bv installing a GAS RANGE. We sell them under the strongest guarantee $2 per month. Anderson Gas Co. Tho Farmers and Merchants Batik is prepared .to issue the American Express Co.'s Travel lers' Letters of Credit available anywhere lu the known worlds These checks provide an easy way of identifying the owner. They are Safe and Convenient. . j t's Jim Like This Wime yaw need glasses yon natur ally want tho best and at a living, I prlco. Hight ft??* ls wljersr you get1 both, as well as the services of a graduate Optrejnetrisl vsji.? l?*aty. two years orspcricsce. SssjaineUo? entirely tree. lt?. aVCHRARY ULkMPIf Kje-rtigftt SaeelattsL , Orar Stans Paaratte? Sa. a, GAVE LADIES A BEAUTIFUL PARKI Col. Jos. N. Brown and John] Linley Presented Civic Atso-i ation With Eleven Acres (From Tuesday's Daily.) Col. Jon. N. Brown and John W. Litih y. gav? .to the Ladjes Civic Asso ciation ? df -Anderson a' trnc-t of ldnd in .North Anderson consisting of ll acres, according to an announcement made after u^e' ig ?iuderatood that, .the,.land in. give;; the civic association for a terni ol 2w years fcjtti thc understanding tbat a" paj-k will be mado there as soon us poiifliile and maintained during the ensuing 20 year?. The tract of land is adjacent to the famous "Gulley" in North. Anderson. This will mean that Anderson will have another beautiful park and that at no distant date. Those Anderson people who know what the civic asso ciation can accomplish when it sets out cn .a project will f??! assure ! that the new park will soon bc under WRV !t ir. P.2.?C. tri that ?t V.?? bc u credit to th? city 5? every 2er.ne| of the word. -, ooooooooooooo o IVA NOTES o o . M o ero o o o ooooooooo Iva, April 22.-A pliant KWH*, of the week Was a "nilr.c-?tlau?ous snow* ci" at the "nome or Mrs. T. C. Jack son, by the members of tho mission ary society ahd Phihit'i-;a class of the Presbyterian church of Mis?. Mary Sherard, who ls a mcmbit of both and . wll be married on WT. Thur tulay af ternoon at fi o'clock io ^r. Jos. T. SInipaon of "Anderson. Tlu-re were about forty present, fiervic^,contesta' wore engaged in co;i<(Utm-? ot How Mary er-.ptivated Jim. How she should ^ict on her brdal tour, how to man ag?- a husband, 'etc. Mmw laughable ann we rs were Riven, after theis a ring sit tlie door was li:--rd y;id Master Louis Jackson wa? adm.tfedt he be ing dressed In the.garb o fa Railroad Mail i'iqrk ViuVitis ? i-Oiipi'y ?>* vi.' ?J&erl mail bags. He was announced .by Miss Mabel Heid in the foiiowln.x venus: "Hark to the merry pn.Uuiau'3 wel comc knocks. All blessings and r?ood luck to him, | To .Mary he comea not as 'Uncle Sam," Hut ?* her hannv "Untie Jira." v.- ..' v\"<*' . ' ' The postman then pro<t??tlod lo crop ty t'?o bess-gt ho ieet of the bride to j bat, tba mail proved to l>> laden with many beautiful and useful rr<:scnla which attested"'the low ?nd estuew in which ?he is, hel l bv tho fellow members and cl as macs-. Atter the j matt had been delivered t'.e gufn's ?vere served with, a>tno*t d^llcioui salad cdnrso. . K^coilent music waa furnished throughout lb?j jfternoon by Misses Margaret Hlack and Mabel ] Reid - - ^Rev. and Mrs. ft, J. Hood spent, Meg. AW A. Y^le8.,1 spent Tuesday in Anderson shopping. Mra. Raymond floaty and Mrs. Earl Lew!? of AfM?er*on wero vlsi"l?,g r?le. Uves here Tuend** . Mr. and Mrs. S. B5. Ijeverett i-pent tho day ?a Anderson l a?? ?lay. Miss Mamie Seawrii'ut baa iptui ri ed from a sjiort stay in Anderson where sim lias b?>n vist,:.->g lur sli ter Mr?. J. T. '.McDonald. Mr. Henry Harper, a popular !r:i\el_ inc man bf. Andorran was here on business one day Uris week. Mrs. LenniRok) and-riaug^ter Miste.? Mabel nod. Minnie Were shopping in Anderson Wednesday aVtevn.Min. ' L. H. y * y * r f; .* * * t * * * * * J a* V '?j4r ?*?!' - 0 ! LU ?. -ft? v ..? .-?*??. ft.' .. i--r.^i,^T.,v On last Thursday night about 300 patrons and quite a number of Visitors gathered at the schoolhouse for the closing exercises of the school, which consisted of . recitations, dialogues and songs. Tho school has been un der the management of Prof. A. W. Meredith as principal and Miss Loin Copeland and MIBS Huela Wolff as sistants. The enrollment this time !:?is been !?rg?r that) ?ver before and the year has been a very successful one li? every wny Mrp. Joe Dickson or linorgia is vis iting fr'ends and relatives at this place. M?BBCS Euuiro Warnock and Floride Kelly of Belton were visitors-to our community Sunday afternoon. Mrs.'Harve Kelly and her guest. Mrs. Joe Dickson, spent Saturday in Potter. Prof. A. W. Meredith left Saturday for his home in Oconeo county. Mr. Meredith ls a young man of ability abd has made many-friends while in Chedar. Miss Minnie Dunn and rn ?ner are visiting at the" home of Mr. O. H. Har rison. Prof. A. W. Attaway of Willlamston spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J. J. Copeland. The ladies of the organ committee served cream and cake at the school hcupo last , Saturday "night.. Some thing near thc sum of $10 was raised. Miss Rucia Wolff' left Saturday for her home In laurens. Miss Wolff has been an efficient, teacher In the school herc for thc p?3t three years and dur ing that time she'hhs made a host ot friends who will mis? her in the so cial as well as the school life of the community. Quite a number of our young people A?t^r.ird thc preliminary oratories! contest at Belton Friday night. * ZION AND 5tT. TABOR. . ;* . ? Pcadielon. April^ 22.-A jseries of services has jnoi t-??.:.t.>? Mt. T?tor ! Baptist church conducted by the pan tor, Rev. Anderson ot Central. Sirs. Carrie Gambrell is Improving after several weeks sickness mach to the delight of her friends. Mrs.- J. G. Cann is also improving after several days illness from a fall which was very severe. Mis?es Kittle Sears and Morley Mooro of Anderson spent Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mr?. Moore. ' Mr. J. W. Queen and son from ba ronia came over and. spent Sunday with hi* brother M. H. Moore. ~.r. rr'. 1?. :? visitin? his brother in DRUborougu. N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bolt visited the latter's parents recently. School at this place ia in fine con dition under the management of Prof. B. C. Cromer- Misses Cora Haddon. Uif Madden, Vannie O'Neal ?. MONEY RAISED IN MISSION CAUSE Almost $100 Contributed At Ral ly Held With Rat Kock; " Church SunAjpP (From Tuesday's Daily.) Tim rully bold, with tb| jFtat: Rock rib ure h last- Sunday wad*one Of tba most successful ever known by that church and as a result of the plea tor missions, the sum of $84180 waa sub scribed. This ls aj splendid showing for. the people of the - ?The program for last i easily, one of the. beat "vnjr arranged at Fiat Rock. Some of Anderson county's best sneakers wera prenant while ' another feature was,-tba pres Laurens. Mr. Cooper made a splendid addrees, -IR did alt the .other speakers, assigned to places in the program. The picnic dinner served after the conclusion of the program was. an event much enjoyed by the large num. her of people present and on'"the whole it was a day not soon to bo for gotten by the people of the Fiat Hock section. iv&J?* A v>sxva,r-it'sa.fc*x NEW CHURCH HERE People of Lutheran Faith May Build Place of Worship Ia Anderson (From Juesday's Daily.) Services were held laut Sunday af ternoon in the Graded school building on West Market street, nt which time thc question of organising a Lutheran church lu Anderson was discussed and the matter considered in all its phases. Rev. Janies t). Kinara, pastor Of the Lutheran church of Greenwood waa present and apoke before the body urging tb?m to. make the effort here. There were a number of Lutherans present at the exercises Sunday after noon and thc greatest interest was manifested. It Was decided that plans would at once he formed for erecting tho church here in the near future and committees were appointed with that end in view. All Lutherans in Anderson are re quested tn send their namer, at once tn p_ A Peuchtenherger !n order that the work of getting "the organization under way may be started as soon as possible. SOUTHERN ROAD PROBE IS NEAR Senator mwn tn IJMU it B? fore Naval Committee On Thursday Washington. April 20.- Senator Till, man had placed in tue senate record today at letter from Proslent Harri son, of. the Southern railroad asking to answer charge? made ,by B, L. Du laney. in a noto to Senator Tilman, that the railroad discriminated against Southern cities In coal rates. Senator Tillman, in a letter to President Harrison, stated the matter V. ;. ?3? hrCI?^h* *-*"* t-f* !i*j*i****l0?i . of the naval affairs comm?tes April 22. A sewing, machine tor sewing up rents In the haman st?nach waa de scribed by Dr. Wi Manlagcr cf Bud apest, before the International Surgi cal Soclsijtia New Vorjf.... PROSPERITY mm HERE TO ?88 CITY IS MAKING GREAT STRIDES PEACE AND PLENTY In An Interview To Georgie Newspaper Anderson Men Hes An Optimistic Outlook (Prom Thursday's Haily.) Thurn may he oven a few people right her?s in Anderson unacquainted with the real strides that the city is making, it tuny he that man of them do not know what the city ls accom plishing and what is yet to he accom plished in the work of progress for every industry in the city. A rep rerentatlve of un Augusta newspaper was in the city yesterday and asked a j well known business tuan of Anderson to tiri! bilja just what the city ls do ing. Because there are some people here afflicted with the "knocking" habit rather than the booster spirit, the Interview given out by the Ander son man to the Augusta newspaper ls reproduced verbatim : "Andereon ls going through the greatest development period in her history. Already a handsome and prosperous city of nearly 20,000 peo ple, the home of many factories. Job bring housese and commercial enter prises, new concerns continue to come to the city as a headquarters point for Western South Carolina and Northeast Georgia. The city is the second largest textile center bf the routh and leads South Carolina in the production of metal products. Its textile plant;-, employ more than 4500 people and its other manufacturing plants 1000 more. One hunderd and nine travelling men make Anderson their headquarters RVitirt??? jobb? firms are located here. "At present something over $1,400. 000 is being spent in Anderson or con tracted for on various public and pri vate Improvements, including $1C0. 000 hotel; $58.000 theatre, $400.000 passenger and freight terminals, I $100,000 telephone improvements; $25,000 power line improvements; $250.000 In new residences excluding development at North Anderson, where over $80,000 is being spent. It ls stated here that as much money is now being spent or contracted for in Anderson as in Greenville an Spartan I burg combined. The city is alive and* optimistic and ready fur various pub , tlc improvements such as additional : street paving, etc., to be consumated I when new city council ls elected. There ls some agitation here, however -for commission government. [ "The Interurban between Anderson j and Greenwood end betkeen Anderson 'and Spartanburg via Greenville. Ss having great effect on the growth of the city. The railroads are a1?o vost ?ty improving their services', and it is hinted that shortly a much better ser vice between Andersen anti Augusta Via the C. & W. C. will be secured, the efforts of the Merchants and Manufac turers Association of Augusta and the local chamber Of Commerce both be ing actively behind the matter." ouooooooooooonoouooo jo - o [o Denver Notes* o o ? o o o O o ? ?? O O?) o U ii ? fl O li ii ii April 20.-The recent rains have put the farmers back in their work. Some of the farmers planted their cotton seeds before the rain, while other didn't. If the grouud getB dry enough cotton seeds will go in the ground this week in a li ur ry. We are glad to report the health lof our community so much better at I present than it was sometime back in I the past. Our Sunday school at Welcome is In a ftourts&tqg condition. Every body is invited to attend and bring their songs books. Mr. J. W. Palmer made a" business j j trip to Anderson Saturday. Mr. M. It. .Iones of Wet..minister. | SASE TEA DARKENS HAIR TO ANY SHADES Don't Stay ?ray! Here's a Simple recipe that aftrb?dj cnn cpp?j with a hair bra?h. The u?e of Sage and Sulphur for re storing faded, gray hair to Its natural color dates back to grandmother's time. She ueed lt to keen her hair beautifully dark, glossy and abundant. Whenever her bair fell out or took on that dull faded cr -treked -ppo-r ance. this pimple mixture was ap Ln|led with wonderful effect. ^ilut brewing at home ls mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by- asking at any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of "Wyeth'? Sake and Sulphur Hair Rem edy." you will get this famous old re cipe wh'cb can be depended upon to restore natural color, and beauty to the hair and is splendid for dandruff, dry., feverish. Itchy scalp and falling hair. A well-known downtown druggist says lt darkens the hair HO naturally I nd evenly that nobody can tell it ha? i been' s?"">!le*l. You simply dampen a ? sponge "or soft bruah with it ana draw I thia* through your hair, taking one strand nt a time. By morning the ' gray hair disappears, and after anoth er application or two. lt becomes beau tifully dark, glossy, soft and abund I ant. Evans''Pharmacy, agents. M? ?j ?v no LI '?J ?> pia vi i i-. ma Your Best Oppor- j tunity to Secure 1 One of those TENNESSEE or OLD HICKORY Farm Wagons ll of which we have jual received a CARLOAD, is right NOW. I There U no better Wagon made. Thu is weil known andi B has been often proved. We GUARANTEE every one we M sell to he as GOOD if not BETTER than any Wagon sold on ? the market. S PJL If you have not already tried one, now is the time to be convinced. We have just received a car of TYSON & JONES Buggies-"NUF SED." On our extensivo reposi tory Boors you will also find a stock of MOYER, NORMAN, BABCOCK, ROCK HILL and other stnn&r d makes of vehi cles, which offers you the LARGEST STOCK and BEST AS SORTMENT from wheih to select to be found anywhere in the STATE. We have a GOOD LOT OF HORSES nnd Mules to show you, and at figures that will prove attractive. Come to THE CHAUTAUQUA beginning April 28th and running through a week, and make our place your HEAD QUARTERS We will be glad to hs vc you do so, ot which time we hope to have the pleasure of showing you through our extensive .lock of VEHICLES, LIVESTOCK, HOME- 1 MADE HARNESS, "Made in Anderson." We extend a I hearty WELCOME to all. . PRICES and TERMS are Always RIGHT. The Fretwel] Co. I . DON'T BUY THAT BUGGY or WAGON o nrl HORSE or MULE Until you have seen the ones I have for sale. If you want the best, say Piedmont Buggy or Mil burn wagon. Theo P. Watson- ' ...Sales Stables... N. McDuffie St, " - \ Anderson, S. C. /"TT spent ?. few days last, ?reek: \x\ih ?dr. und Mxa. Zi I.. -Fowler. Hurry up boys and get out your old] bats and gloves and have sumo base ball games tills sunmier. We are"?Iud Dr. W. S. Hutchinson bas him a new Auto for we need him In our community very often, he is one of the best DrB. we know of. lt the cold weather is over there will be plenty of nples tbiH year, and perhaps some peaches., A Rood milk cow is worth Siio of There will be a picnic on tlie last i day of our school and un entertain ment .it nl,\ht, April 24. If summer hats get any higher than Kastor hats, well the country girls will wear their Easier hats ull the ypar. . We don't think straw berries will b( much this year, but we hope black berries Will be plentiful. We wil agree with Six and Twenty writers that Church is no pince for th? men and boys to take their* liquor, for it twill teach the Sunday School boys to think it would be all right for them to do the same. If you have to drink? please don't take lt to the it will tench thc Sunday School boys your hlcps. Mr. W. M. Wlllainson made a bus iness trip to Anderson last Saturday. Most of the young girls and boys in our conn A unity will go to the sing in convention at Double Springs the first Sunday In May. Mr. and Mrs. Otarenrc Bolt spent o-?- .- i.v- mg- -. Un T 1~ . -m un...? ..ni* tni .CHU ....O. .?. Palmer. H. W. C. RAILROAD PAYS FOR KILLING DOG Chas. A, Cromer Awarded $25 Against Southern Railway Fqr Killing a Canine (Prom Thursday's Dally.) An interesting case was heard be fore Magistrate Clemente yesterds this actio;? was brought by ' - A. Cromer against the iV- :t "- :. . a 1 way. Mr. Cromo- yr .:?.,A Uve rail road for killing one or hts fine dogs, thu; occurence having taken .place some time ra October. The case was called before Mr. elementa and J. 8. Acker aooeared for the plaintiff and ihn nniVnnani wna ?ejtfrej?j?a.fed ?>> c. K. Cooley. KviTy feature of the case was ??one into thoroughly. The pedigree of the dog waa explained, lt being shown that tho dog eras very .valuable, ?ince he waa largely blood-hound aud there ------ i. ,~:?J-\=r--v "A-V--' - i SEED PEA^Eg^ Try Frierson's Improved Spanish j Peanuts. They pull up with the l bush and have three to four peas to the pod. Tue flavor is better than the smaller Spanish or any other peanut. Remember our offer of $10.00 in cash prises for the largest Uie?o?S grown iii;::; ;?u? icc?. IGet your garden seed from us rf you want the best results. FRIERSON'S PHARMACY Vthe leading Drugstore.) j BELTON, S. C. LOST Certificate No. 56 for Five Sh area preferred WIMiamston Mills stock. Also twp aliare? of Builders Lui and Supply Co., certificates No.'a 18 and 19. w. W. uni ww, Willlamston, 8. C. F. 0. Smith of New York City ' EN ri; UT PI ABOFOME TUNBB AND H M LI?: ?. all kinds of musical instrument* re paired without geing to the Factory? Fifteen years of factory work. Headquarters at WILLIS * SPEAR? MAS MUSIC HOUSE, Blockier BM* Anderson, S. C, fore of much protection to his own er. The owner valued tbo dag very highly and considered that he should be recompensed tor the railroad hav ing no more consideration than to run over the dog v Uh one of UH trains. FolV'-v:.:-- the conclusion ot cvideueo " ....glstrate took thc case under advisement and pursued the law. Fi nally a verdict for the plaintiff waa granted In the sum of $2"?, probably the first verdict of Its kind In Ander don county. Iiclogetes Sained. Exchanges will be held in Augusto the 4th and 5th or May. The An son Chamber of Commerce bea invited and the represen tau vee haiMl| from this city are J. L. Mounce Cary and Bert McCuUy.