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BY CMNKSCALES & LANGSTON. ANDERSON, S. C., WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2S>, 1897. VOLUME XXX II l-NO 97 CHBISTMASI is at hand and you will soon want to purchase Presents for relatives and friends. What to buy is the question. Any article advertised below will be an acceptable Gift for any man or boy. The Goods are the best, and the prices-weil, you can see for yourself. ' ' ? ; ? ? -1 ti : ii, v Neck-Gear ! Perhaps you think nothing presentable can be had for Half a Dollar That is a mistake. We have Scarfs, Bows, Puffs, Fouivin-Hands innumerable at th.it price. Somo as low as a . Quarter. Lawn Ties for evening wear. Just the thing for Christmas and New Year parlies. Two in enamelled paste board box Fifty Cents. Gloves Handkerchiefs. These are, perhaps, the most acceptable Gifts-articles thf.t make a good show for little money. For $1.50 we eau give you as good a pair of Gloves as a man would care to wear. For the same money, half-dozen Hemstitched Linen Hand? chiefd. Silk Handkerchiefs in great variety at 25c, 50c, 75c, and $1.00. sS P ' ' I . * fl SMrts. No more acceptable Gift than Shirts could be thought of. No man ever had too many of these. We have them in all styles, laundered or unlaundered, white or colored. Which do you prefer ? COLLARS AND CUFFS. Ve have these in as great variety as ?ho Scarfs. Tbs prices whatever you like to pay. 2100 Linen Collars ouly $1.50 per dozen. 2100 Linen Cufls only 25c. per pair. HALF HOSE. Good Socks for $1.50 per dozen, in all colors. Something bei* ter for $3.00 per dozen, in all the new shades. Prices, like the Goods, are right. D. U* L1 ?4115 1% \AJ Profits Twisted Off at the Roots. mumm, itnjitkkA. To be sold at prices never heard of before. A Tegular 25c. Sailor Hat for 10c. A regular 50c. Sailor Hat-for 25c. A regular 75c. Sailor Hat for 50e. Trimmed Hats, sold all over the place for $1.50, now 75c. The secret ls that we have no expensive trimm?? hired. Our Miss Dora Geisberg attends to trimming as well as selling. " In fact, we do all our own work. No Clerks to psy, hence our expense ? vory ?rissU i;; cGiapa? ??oii Aviih other houses who employ a dargo force, all wf which the consumer paya for. <4 . Merl's ariel Boys9 Clothing .For less than others are offering at Cost. QUILTS and BLANKETS from 50c. up. A regular $3.50 MACKINTOSH for $2.25, which is guaranteed to wear, made by one of the most reliable firms in the country. Wc do not sell trash. We were born here, aud expect to be here,,so tho Goods wc sellmustbens 'represented.' NO FAKES IN OUR BUSINESS; Remember thoplace .-. THE FAMOUS, 14 Brick Range, West Side Public Square. L. CEI SBERC, Proprietor. W?li?I? I AVINft bought th* .stock nod eoort will of Vi. H. Poore & Co. we kindly esk your sn ?ention tn tbe fuel that wenro ,>Tho.Fe?3ers of toe People " Oar mar >* PUpoHPfl with ihn vorv beni Moni? th?? tuonev c*n buy--BKRF, PORK. MUT? V FISH, OYSTERS, CHICKENS, MiICED HAM, BREAKFAST BACON, Mr. .T.. Ci;'Nelly ha? chat-go of our Fresh Meat Department, and will look after the fis of our customers with the gr?atest oar?. Wir Vegetable, Fruit and Oro wry Department ia.presided over by quiet ?ind hon .??ni? Pant. In addition to tho above wo bayo opened" a Citv Dining Room ?nd Restaurant, rf re^mmr Meal* will bu served from 12 to 2. Before and after these boure the Qrant feature will prevail, where tho Dlcwst Flab, Oester??, Birds, Steins, Hams. ??n bo bad At.fdl ho?r*. Mr.Dyeth ba? t-pabt the'irrester parter hi? hits in the Hotel and Restaurant bus ? i"5d kimws how to'cater-IA tbe Pppetf to of hi? fellows.' ?tr . Store wi'1 DH rtl? y * a High Class Store, Where everything will be conducted rH?nly it?git*tnatn und nnai?e*? prFsciplffc. Very respectfully, BUTLER & LY?TH, MANAGED. . I?. I*YKT?. Mftt>?g?? RritanVatit. . ' J . I^ANT. Manser Grocery--Department., ft O Na M?oajrer of Market. 1 . M. BUTLER, Back Nambo;'." Carswcll Institute Items. Well. Mr. Editor, ls'jy ia almost to a close and the Institute munt have somo dota in the last issue of the INTKLMOKX CEU of thia year. Mr. K. G. McAdams is now at home ?pending the holiday* with his parents. He reports a very pleasant trip in c; ?or gia, and we think that hs contemplates reducing the inhabitant* of Georgia by taking from thom one of their most channing young ladlee. Prot. G. M. Chandler has suspended school for the holiday?. Ile will have a flourishing school next year. Miss Mattie Price, of Royston. Ga,, ie visiting relatives and friends in this sec tion. Miss Bessie Sanders, ess o' Hartwell's most charming young ladies, is spending & few days with Miss Ella McAdams. Wo wish Miss Bessie n pleasant stay. We would ask the magistrate of this eoctiou to read bia ceremony ?ind study his prayer more carefully before attempt ing to marry another couple. JL.ook out, young ladies, IMS will soon be bore and the one-horned ox will be in readiness. Messrs. Terry Vickery and Tom O'Barr, of Hartwell, Ga., paid a Hying visit to this placo last Sunday and Mon day. Come again, boys, we are always glad to see you in our midst. It is reported that wo will have several weddings before the Ne* Year. Finor.En. Alice'Items. Marrying is the order of the day. Small pox is the biggest topic of couver F.?ti m in this town. S mn- of our citizens have been vaccinated. Mr. F. C. Cann has been appointed post muster at tbis place to succeed Mr. F. M Andersou, who has resigned. Messrs. Parker Alewlne and Tom Hall and family visited Belton last week Mr. Knfos Tilly and Miss Lula Yon, of Bock Mills, abd Miss Marie McAdams, of Antreville, have been visiting in this sec tion. Miss BfMsie Sinders, one of the fairest belles of Hartwell, Ga., is visiting in this section Mr. E. G McAdams, of Hartwell, Ga., bnt formerly of this place, came home to spend Christmas. Mr. C. H. Taylor visited AbbovH.'o last week in search of his first love. Miaa Neilin Hail bas returned from a visit to Abbeville A happy new year to si!. FARMER STATE NEWS. - Col. Wilie Jones has resigned as a member of thc State Board of Con trol. \ - Greenville has seven mild eases of smallpox. All the patients arc ne groes.. - I write this to let you know what I would not do : I would not do with out Chamberlain's Pain Balm in my house, if it cost $5.00 per bottle. It does all you recommend it to do and j more.-J. R. WALLACE, Wallaceville, Ga. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the j best household liniment in the world, and invaluable for rheumatism, lame j back, sprains and braises. Be ready I fer emergencies by buying a bottle at Hill-Orr Drug Co. - Claflia University Washington is the name of a oegro boy at - Orange - ! burg, S. C. He was born within a ! short distance of ibo college, hence his name. -- There is no medicino is thc ?Onu ! equal io Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the cure of throat and lung diseases. This is a fact that has been proven in numberless eases. Hero, is a sample of thousands of letters received: UI have tried Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy , wh??a a u?ier?ng from a severe throat trouble, and found immediate and effective relief: lean unhesita tingly recommend it."-EDGER W. WK?TT?AOBE, Editor Grand Rivers (Ky.) Herald. For sale at Hill-Orr Drug Co. - If, is stated that the only contin gency which will keep Geo. D.* Till man out of the gubernational rac? is that the dispensary law will go to : pieces before the pricary. He will favor a license system. - A Tennessee lady, Mrs. J. W. Towle, of Philadelphia, Tenn., has been using Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy for her baby, who is subject to croup, and says of it : "I find it jus as good as you claim it to be. Since I've had your Cough Remedy, baby has been threatened with croup ever so many times, but I would give him a dose of the Remedy and it prevented his having it every time." Hundreds of mothers say * thc same. Sold by Hill-Orr Drug Co. - The State V. M. C. A. Conven tion will be - hold in Columbia, Feb. 10-13, and from present indications it will bo largely, attended. An excel lent program is being propared, inel tid ing several specialties that will mark a new departure in South Carolina conventions. Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., says: "My child is Worth millions to mo ; yet I would have lost her by croup had I not invested twenty-live cents in a bottlo of One Minnie Cough CnreJ" Itcuna coughs, colds and all throat and lung troubles . Evan? Pharmacy. - At Orangeburg a negro boy met death in a rather peculiar way. Ho was a son of Addison Mitchell, and improvised a Christmas cannon out of a bicycle pump. Having filled it with powder, he held it in his hand and "touched it off/' The explosion of the powder drove the pump through the boy's body and produced instant death. - At Camden dnring a heavy rain three negroes, by means of a chisel, cut out an irot? bar in' the doorof the County jail, and by use of their blan kets slid to the ground and made good their escape. : \, Catarrh Canns! bc Carca with IX>CAh APVMCAT?G??S, as they cannot ?each the teat of the disease. Catarrh I* a Mood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it yon must take internal remedies, nail's Catarrh Cure ii taken Internally, and acts directly on tho blood and nnicoui ourlaccs. Halls Catarrh Cure ia not a quack medicine..-.It WAS. prescribed hy ene of tb? bett physicians in this country for years, apd is aregu'.ar prescription, lt is com-' posed of tho heat tonics known, comhtned with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on Oe mucous snrfar-"!. Tho perfect combination of thc two ingr?dients Ls what produce* such wonjerlul results lu curing Catarrh. Send for tesl I mon I als fra?. When a woman gets ! Cjr^J sickly, nervous, fretful and j rV^r^T^iT -f1'^ despondent ^&J^\ yWL^i^i? Sh <f doesn't have ; y . iimf* )"^\i'lV lue fa?ntcst i * /Bl *"# y/?nfe*. conception . / /rSl-i?SSi 01 What is I Bf ' >T/ / i /^WiKkthe matter. W-/U?i ?ft?/L;?when sht' I WK 1?/ If NW \J* Ri" Is worse, ?H\ wr/ I y \? und lu* final W \ Wi I f \B ly realises that ill - W M HBM 1~ ..ill h tait h nf some j Am/Si iBP^ S / description h:?^ 1 _w' ttil ?J ? MJinelhinn to do ' ?i I /I-,. J ? with it, he calls in ?T7'A *^*-/ A*>somc obscure j .?Sbdj^jL I if neighborhood doe -^ItA tor. The chances arc that the doctor says it's stomach, or liver, or heart trouble. Nine times in ten he isn't within a mile ot right. He treats for these troubles and charges big bills until the husband j?cts dis gusted and throws him out. The trouble is usually weakness or disease of the dis tinctly feminine organism. Many husbands, after paying bip doctor bills while their wives grew steadily worse, have at last wntten to a physician of na tional reputation and learned the truth. They have been justly indignant -?l thc ig norant pretenders who have experimented upon their wives' health. Bj writing to Dr. B. V. Pierce, any ailing woman may receive thc free advice of an eminent and skillful specialist, for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi cal Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a marvelous med icine for women. It cures all weakness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine. It heals all internal ulceration and inflam mation and stops debilitating drains. %Over 00,000 women have testified, over their owii signatures, to its wonderful merits. ..For several vcars I suffered with prolapsus of the uterus." writes Miss A. Lee Schuster, of Box 12, Rodney. Jefferson Co., Miss. " 1 lind a tall from my horse, causing r?troversion of the uterus. Our family physician treated inc for kidney trouble and everything else hut the right HIIIIK. I grew worse aud worse. My body was entreated, hands and feet clammy and cold, stomach weak, with great palpitation of the heart. I dreaded for night to come, for I would suffer from nausea all night, and JO 1 continued until I began iumng Dr. r?crcc's Favorite Prescription, and I began to improve right away. I am now well and happy.'. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OP ANDERSON. COURT Ol' COMMON PLEAS. J.S. Fowler, Plaintiff, aicain?t Muri.m INkew, De fendant - Suinijioi s for Itetief-Coiuplalut not Served; 'Tu tire Defendant ahotre nanti tl : YOU aro herchy summoned ?ntl required to an ow?>r the Complaint in this anion, which is Hied in tho office of the Clerk of the Court ot Cuiumon Pleas, at An tenon C H., S. C., and In servo a copy ol your answer to the said Complaint on the subscribers al J heir office, at Andorn. .??*. JJ 8. C., within twenty dara siiv? tho service hereof, esclunivo or the day of such srrvlce; and it you fail to answer tho Complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho*Plaintiff in this action will apply to thu Court for the relief deinauded lu tko Com plaint. Pated Nov 1*11 ber 16th, A. P. 1897, TKllUtLK A 1'IUNCK, Plaintiff's Attorneys, Anderson, S. C. I 18KJ.L] Jons C. W.?Kia?, ac. c. I*. ITo Marion Kakevr, Defendant above named : You will take notion that tho Complaint in this action, together with tho SumuoDs, of which the foregoing is a copy, were, tiled in the office oftho fork of Court of Common Plea? for the County of Anderson. November 16, 18K7. TUMBLE A PMNCK, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Anderson, S. C., NOT. 26, 1807. W-6 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. . COUKTV or ANDKUSON. COURT OF COMMON Pl,HAS. Levi N. (Jeer. Piantiff, attains! Marion Raicw, IV feudant.-Summons for IJelief-Complaint Serv ed ! To thc Di fendant, Marion Kskcw : ? "\.7"<)U are hereby aurainoned and required tonn X swer the Complaint In.this action, of which ? a copy is herewith served upon you, r.nd tu serve I a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on j the subscribers at their office, Anderson Court ; House, South Carolina, within twenty days ?Uer i l.be service hereof, exclusive, of the "day" of ?noll 1 service; and if you tail to answer the Complaint J within til? time aforesaid, the Plaintiff lu this action will apply 10 the Court for tho relief de I mantled in the Complaint. Di"-d at Anderson. S. C , Nov. tSlh, 1807. PONDAM A WATKINS, l* 1 ai 111itt s Attorneys. ! [SEAL] JNO. C. WATKINS,C.CC. r. [ To the abient Defendant, Marion Eskow : Take notico that the Summons herein and the ' Complaint in this action were filed in the otllco of i .Ino. C. Watkins, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Anderson County, at Anderson, 8. C., on tho 18th November, 18U7. - 1 BONHAM A WATKINS, Plsifftiirs Att ys. Anderson, 8. C., Dec. 1, 1807. 28-6 A Delightful Application lor Chaps, Sunburn, Eczema, Hard, ' Rough or Chafed Skin, Piniplcs and Wrinkles. SOFTENING, HEALING nod BEAUTIFYING. It is quickly ab sorbed and at once cleanses, softens and nourishes the skin aud keeps it fresh and healthy. Nothing is better to preserve and improve the complexion. Opal Cream is neither sticky uor greasy, and contains no poison or min eral ingredient. Price, Q5c EVANS PHARMACY, I Corner Hotel Ohiquoia, - - - - Anderson, S. C, ?nt?T BARGAINS AND GREAT G?BS Tremendous Stock ! ii Brill ? Muzzle Loafc SM Gis ii les. A superb line-bought right-will be sold right. Now is the time to make your choice. AMMUNITION, SPORTMENS' GOODS, &c, Betailed at wholesale pricas. Cn these and other classes of Goods in our line we are simply in it to sell. Sullivan Hardware Co, LET'S H AVE SOME FUN ! We propose to give aw?y absolutely for nothing, the following Presents on 15th January, 1898: :::::::::: Present No. 1, one barrel Standard Granulated Sugar. Present No. 2, oue barrel beat Patent Flour. Present No. 8,-:ton pounds tine Kio Coffee. ? Present No. 4, ten pouud box good Chewing Tobacco. 4 Present No. 5, one pair Men's Pine Shoes. Present No. (J. one pair Ladios' Fine Shoes Present No.. 7, one Fine Decorated Bowl and Pitcher; Present No. 8, one Set Fine Decorated Plates. Pr?sent No. ?), ono Fine Decorated (covered) Dish. Present No. 10. one Set of Fine Cups and Saucers. Thc person who guesses, or conics nearest to the number of Bales of Cot tori received and weighed by the Sworn Weighers in Anderson from Sept. 1st, 18i>7, io Jan. i4th, 1898 (inolusivo), will receive Present? No. 1, and the next nearest guess, Present No. 2, and so on through the list. Every one who trades with us will be entitled to a guess for enoh dollar's worth of cash goods Surohascd from us between now and 31st Dec. next; guesses to bc made and atcd on day purchase is made ; in ease of a tie, the gues* bearing curliest date to count first. ^Guesses to be deposited in a iocked tin box ; Mr. J. B. Vandi V??j.'G?shje??F; & M. Bank, will hold key until 15th dan., when he and Mr. W. T. V. Harrison (cotton weigher), will award the presents to the best guessers. f . We will not add one cent to the price of our Goods, but will xr\\ you < ioods as cheap as you can buy elsewhere, and somebody will get the presents that wc will givo away for absolutely nothing. If you get otic, it will be a clear gain to you. If we don't pell you Goods cheap, don't buy them. This is the most HberaPoffor ever made by a merchant iu Anderson, as we propose to give you value received for every dollar spent with us. Guess early and often ! ? S > 1B? IX P. SLOAN. . .Anderson, S. C., Sept. 2?, 1807. THIS IS NO FAKE ! rh at jewelry Palace - OP WILL. R. HUBBARD'S, NEXT TO F. and M. BANK. Has the Largest, Prettiest and Finest iot of . . . XMAS AN,, WEDDING PRESENTS UN CITY. Comp?tition don't cut any icc with me when it. cornea to prices. I don't buy poods to keep. I want thc people to have them. Gold aud Silver Watches, Sterling und Plated Silverware, Jewelry, Clocks, Lamps. China, Spectacles, Novelties of allkinds. Rogers' Tripple Plate Table Knives 81.09 per Set. A world heater. WILL. R. HUBBARD. BIG BARGAINS FOR JANUARY,1898. CLOTHING. A Hil? HU?! Completo ?ine. Som-tiling io plo.i>?? jill Bo*t p u!. Pricer lo suit (ho timen. List??n : Men's Suits fioni $1.7.1 up. Hoys' Suits frot-.i <? . . up. '.i-ounco All Wool Jesus Punts '.?.?... D1?KSS (?OODS. I have ii Iii?; Iii .><.! New um] Blylbh t: unis ol' nil hinds,.tn which I have knocked thu bottom out <>f prieta. CLOAKS AND CAIMOS. A lino that will tickle you, i>|i?;rli;i|v prici?s, ?TX?>K? W ISAK. l/.i'lir.s' I'ndervests from It).?, up. Mctt'a lintier vests fruin l'2'.e. up. SHOES, HATS AND CA I'S. Just coins lind see lor yourself, ?tiren! E?ig Wo. 7 ?love 85.OO. ii BOC KR I ES. A large fresh lot bought low down-will sell you the same way. Renninbor, I am in tho Cotton ami Cotton Seed market to stay. Two red hot stoves if your are cold. "Yours for liargaius, Ra A. LEWIS, Belton, S. C. .? W t * ffi g fe o ea z ss tn ? . O CD m_ ? tn ?? P ? Ut C? < M t? 3 W < t? H < g2 t? feg" W Og? ? >n ?u o t? O > 6 P=5 IS < Q SS ~? Sig g 0 o 1-5 NOW IS THE TSI&E ! Beginning December 7th Hrs*?, will put the estire Bankrupt Stock of J. W. Pavne on the market at . . . TWENTY PER CENT UNDER NEW YORK COST. Regular 5c. Ginghams. 21c. per yard. Yard-wide Scrim, Gie kind. 2-ic. per yard. Regular Gie. Bed Ticking.,. 31c. per yard. Fnll-wi3ih Li o eu Tabie Cloth. 20c. per yard. Full-width Turkey Ked Table Cloth.12*c. per yard-. Full-weight School Boy Jeans. Tic. per yard. Ladies' Outing Belt. 5c. eaeh. A good Linen Handkerchief. 5c. for two. An All Silk Hundkerchief. 10c. One dozen Silver Hair Pius. 5?. Men's 25c. Undershirts. 10c. A good Corset. 29c. Men's $1.00 undressed Kid Gloves. 50c. per pair. Ladles' SI.00 Kid Gloves._ 50c. per pair. Infants' Knit Sacques. 20c. each. White Braid, per bundle...?. lc. Child's Mittens, per pair. 5c. Good Doilies six for.I?L>. We have thousands of things at marvelous low prices which cannot ba mentioned in an advertisement. Now is the time to buy Goods at 20 per coat less than you could buy them if you were in New York City. 4 Large and elegant line of LADIES' DRE3S GOODS, latest and r.e^ est styles, all bought from the markete this Fai?, 40 per cent nuder anything in tue city. Come, we are ready to show you one ot' the cleanest and pretti est lines of Goods ever shown in Anderson. Yours truly, D- C. BROWN & BRO. G. F. TOLLY k SON. The way we are Cutting* Prices on Furniture will be a revelation in Furniture Selling*. The rush of Christmas traders almost upon us, and the room now taken up by large quantities of Furniture is absf> lutelyjnecessary to the display of our HOLIDAY GOODS. To make a prompt and effective clearance'of this surplus stock we have made a remorseless use of the knife in CUTTING PRICES. Will you be one of the lucky ones to share in the Big Bar gain Feast we will spread before you the next few days? The largest Stock of Furniture in South Carolina, and at prices at Retail below what the little fellows pay wholesale. So come along and get your Furniture and have money left for Christmas. All prices below everybody else's price. C. F. TOLLY ?& SON, The Lawlers and Money Savers for You.