The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, May 04, 1898, Page 2, Image 8
Tu? fount) Convention
r,,.? D?mocratie Couniy Convention
eonveued io tho Oponi Housoliist "Aon
day al t?volvo o'clock mid was called to
order h.- County ?'li orman .john F,
i roHzeiiie.
<ln motion, li. M. lUieker, .lr . was
elected Secret try.
The ml! of . ?iib- was ciiilod ami tim i.,1
inwing deb"-' >'< s enrolled:
Anderson, N ?. I ??. ?'. Tolly, I". A.
Spellman,.5 L Tribblo C. C B?iigst??n,
.1. K. il....i. I}. S. A'aildivor, K.M. Kuno
air! 1. II. Clarke.
Aiitl<M*son. No, 2 >l. M Sullivan, * i. K.
Prince, K. M K n ker. .lr., I. 1'. Max
wo! : and ? ?, ? ods buri;.
Anderson, No. -?- N it represented.
Anders II, S'??. I .'. .?ihiior, J. M.
Payne, .1. F. Urea/ . ile. .1. li. < J rant lim!
i. I.. 11 temi
Helton. No. I .1. J. Vaughn,.I <?. Har
ri-, and l?. I ?. smith.
Kelton. Nd. .: -B T. To 11 CHOU, I. T.
11 r? en and .1. W. ( 'lenient.
Hialiop'H ilniiicii Not represented.
Howling Oreen-Not represented
lt road way S N I'earuuin, P. li. Kay,
?.t F. Pruitt ami .1. .1. Maj .
Brushey Creek-1. W. Picken*, I".. M.
Scott, .1 M. Long. Bullier Strait li. .1.?'
Kosnuion, ll K ? elv and F. I! Perrv.
Cedar ( Jnive I. H. FllUhu and .1. H.
?laue ck. *
Cravtonvjlie W.H. Canfield ami NV.
!?. Wii^li'.
C, nU \ v ? : . N'?! roj.n.iit? .!.
i .:!n . i I : So; rl-ni.ni-..
. Vir'iM r. Ni . <<- 1*. Kiinh ". '.. Wu
M,.cn ?.. \V. 1 :. ;.. - . i ! I. !..
.I ?e. f> S,on
Five C..i..- . I . W - iiebi, A- N
?:!-.;. u.t-" i>. M. ::. I: <. o i> "?, I'. M.
Welburn and I. ?.. i "n- A . >r! .
Kbit ): ck .1. T. H?MIIOI, .i v. ?lal!. II.
1 i I'd wa rd si abd S. W ? ' . '
?f..,k. N,,. : S. I.. P. .1. it.au, .!. I . . ni:
iroir nod I.. A SulllV.in
?g.il k, .V? 2 I, ii. P. - t Uti rr?. .
ililli C. ll. B.li'?i>. S. Me sj B. j
? '. M nv: i i ;iod H. .?. Tair.
! I ii po ive 11 W A :.e?ii. I.. B. Watson,
A1] 'I'. Nowell und < '. <'. K my
lluut<?r's-pritij: W. ll. Cbmn, -I. A. I
. i Weal, P. I-'. Bing ??tel I. N. ll llinnse. I
Hone? Path -W. P. .1.illusion, .1. W. !
Ashler. T. lt. (iiijL'itn. .1. I?. I,nr.ts. .i. N.
Shirley, P. 1 . t?.tssaway und M. P. WU |
liam-.
Martin lt. P.. . I; ddti inti, .l.'.T. Ash
ley, P. N. Martin, .1. T. Drake, F, W.
Ash?ov, I.". ? Parker, : . P- I <-le r and
W. T. Ashley:
Piedmoi i .1. P. Clardy.
Pel/.-r- Not leprn-enled.
Pendleton -Sain'l MoCrary, K. H.
Shaiiklin, S. I,. Kskow and I. Mcphail.
Kock Milla L. O. Willi lord, C. If. (Bl
mer W. II. Shearer, S. B. Burrett ami B.
F. Yon.
Sundy Springs- J. H. Ix ulliit, .f. D. Mu
Kirov, J. W. Mitjor uiui M. C. Smith.
Slabtoi! .J. P. (Benn.
Town viii,-. Nn. i .1. I'. Singleton and
P. M. Whitfield.
Towiivilh', No. li N??t renresenteil.
West Savannah T. P. Wright ami N.
('. Burris.?.
Winburn ton P.. C. Marlin, <;. W. An
derson, M. P. Billson, J. D. Bolder ami
Van Irby.
Thu Convention then p"rm timidly or
gani/.-d liv tim el.einn nf lim following
0 (li CH rs: Pi -es nient, .1. K. Hr a/, nb; Vice
President. <',. 10. Brutee; Secretary ami
TrotHiiror, K. M. H?cker, .lc.
Hon. .1. \V. Aslib-y. by ref pi ext ol'
1 i n:ma Bath (.Hub, in) rod need tim ii db ic
ing resolution, which wa-* adopted:
Resolved, That all Stat?? ami . minty nf
ticer? now id?ct?d by tho Legislatur? or
appointed h.V tho ii.?vernor, slntll On
nominated ai Um Democratic primary,
and wo instruct our delegates io tbe Statu
Convention and mir mouther of t'-e State
Democratic. Bxeeutivo ('ommitten tn usu
all proper moans to secure lins end.
lion. .1. W. Ashley ollVirod a r. Holutioti,
which utter amendment, suggested hy <?.
E. Prince, took tho following form and
was adopted:
Resolved: P?v tho Democrats of Auder
son County, m Convention assembled,
that wo instrtict nur delegates to the Ulam
Democratic Conventmu to urge and vot<?
for the adoption of a resolution instruct
ing the State Democratic Executive ("om
mttiee to RU hm it to tho yntcr* at tho next
Democratic, primary tho ritioMtion of Pro
hibition, Dispensary or High License fur
their decision thuruna ami that all candi
dates ho pledged to abbin liv said decis
ion: provided, that m ease I lie Stain Dem
ocratic Convention ?Inclines to take Much
action, that the County D?mocratie. Ex
ecutive Committee snail make provision
tn tho end that such question shall bu
submitted nt-the primary election tor this
County.
Tho following me rn hors of tho ('minty
RxecutivH Committee, who had been
recommended hy their respective ('Bibs,
wore con firmed by tho Convention:
Auderson, No. i -(i. |?\ foll v.
" No. li-ii. K. Prince.
" No. -I-J. rv. Breuxeale.
Bolton, No. 1 -J. ii. Harris.
Moiton, No. 2-t. T, Creen.
Il road way-S. N. Pearmsti.
Mrnshy Creek-H". M. **?ott.
Cedar Grove-M. K. Ellison.
Corner, No. 2-(?. F. Burdett.
Craytonviilo-W. P- Wright.
Kbit Bock-J. A. Hall.
Five Forks -A. N. Klchardson.
Pork, No. (-.1. f*. Cromer.
" No. li-J. L. O. Muret.
Hall-C. H. Bailey.
Hopewell-C. C. King.
Hunter's Springs-T. H, Burris.".
Honoa Path-J. M. Hanks.
Martin - IL F. Barker.
Piedmont- J. F. (Manly.
Pondloton-Sflm'i McCrary.
Book Mills-W. II. Shearer.
Sandy Sprinns-J. I). MeCrary.
Slabtown--C. A. Rankin.
Towuvllle, No. l -W. J. Wooten.
West Savannah- T. B. Wright.
WiUlamaton-A. MahalTey.
The following delegates "woro elected
by acclamation to represent the County
iu th? Slate Convention: .1. P. BreaznaJp,
J. A. Hull, A. T. Newell, K. B. A. Rob
inson, J ii. Lung, B. C. Martin, ,1. W.
Ashley, H. H. Fd wards, W. IL Glenn,
M. L. Bonham, J. Billion Watson and W.
A. Neal.
J. Perry (Benn and W. A. Noa! wore
nominated for the position of State Kx
ocutlve Committeeman. A ballot was
ordoreti nml resulted ai fol In wi-: W. A.
Neal, -I**; J. P. Glenn, 17. Mr. Neal was
declared elected.
On motion, each, delegate to tho Stato
Convention, in case lie could not at?end,
was autfmrl/.ed to appoint .sumo ono to go
in his stead.
There being no further business the
Convention adjourned.
The business of tho Convention was
dispatched promptly and the utmost
harmony prevailed throughout.
C?-utervlHe Itcnm
Kvorybodv is well, as far as I know.
Master Willlo Erwin is going to the
Oraded School at Pendleton.
Mr. Arthur Erwin has a now buggy.
Look out, glrJs.
The protracted meeting at Asbnry last
woek was a success. There wero several
converts and several joined the church.
Wo think the Anbury folks should ho
proud of their preacher.
There was a picnic Ht this placo last
Saturday afternoon. All enjoyed lt. It
was a picnic to hs rn m o m bored, and the
supp T w.H best of all
Tho sm ?ll grain crop is fine this year.
If nothing happons, everybody will make
lots of wheat. I hope the rolling mill
will bs established at Anderson.
.Mr. S. C. George and Mr. J. B. Steven
son haVH established a sawmill near this
place, and are going to put a gin up also.
We wish them much HUCCOSS, as both are
hoo'Hng men.
With ben wishes to .-vii
BONNY BELT/H.
. ?:: tl!::wi1 Wi liding :i1 lU>\\m\
Hi \ ?" ? H li III '. ,\v ill I', i V.M..I l-l ? I ? I \!n ?
! ! ? -. A . 1 ' > ? i.! I '. . !< m wi-IM?: tit HF
. ?. -I ;-.' .- : n u'e ? i !? hs* P. ul- c if tifo r
M. J ll?! M ?.j,?. lil tliit y/?.i Ititi g' ' ?. I . .I'M;...
I i <i ! Iiii'i1) ~ whichWH? I?II wili i i lo ils
IlllllO't CApuf'llV by mi i ll NT I H'< il mill wi I - !
wishing itsMtumly Tii-ii.'iii il n il il?cora- I
i in N . -i Muipln ami beau li lu I cerem my, a .
I iloadng ;uiKV ?il li- i I ii nm 'u vi-! i m-s Hill] '
i HI mi II? i- -1 is c stu mes wore ClllSplCUOli
fruinr<'" <>1 an tituiod ideal nuptial no .?
-inn 'l'un wi'ilii'ii.' i/ivi' II-? WKro played
ly Mi-. !)?:HV !'.: ?.. TllH hfiiiti! party,
n-linind liv Messrs. Hu ii I? )wen um]
Herman I'nore, firncee'iid i . IIIM ?Par in |
til*, fi il 11 ? vv i II LT i,riler: Miss .lessie Sanders ?
'vttb Mr I!, i Itrnaxoalo; Miss Kv?
Stringer wini Mr li K (?aer, nf Green
vii e Min M ulm Ilrown willi Mr. I. W. I
<;.'X,m l'i !/. i ; Mi-i-i Kn?ella ll ?wen, bis- \
ii : rn tin- L-iLim, with Hr.-I K. Fooro, ol'
I. I.HM-ii-r, I.r->!t-i r ol lim brillo; Mi?-? Ma- !
mi,, p. ii.rn -1 - ti T ut i ho tirulo, weh Mr .1
li i . i n j 11 -i ll. rhu billin was oseornil lo
0. 1- i mt ul tim altar upon thc arm of b r
tallier, dpt, .lames W. I Nm ro, ami there ?
liv hint UeliviTi-if lu lim OHIO nf Hi?? ox pee
titiii urn un. Tilo wonlH nf lim marriage '
i!?rdliouy wem conciso) y < timmi ami ?in- !
incisively pronounced hy Dr. <"liarles
M.oily, <>f Aiiilormm.
Tnt- brille prcsenln i :i channing appear
ance ina hitiiilsoum gown of white silk.
Iriinmitil with v/liite chill m with white
vc;), (liaiii'inil ornaments ami h uiqiid-t ot'
UMlduiih-iir nii'l lilli's nf tho valley. Too
bridesmaids wont attractively ul ti roil in
ci nil'orin ot' organdy ol' dill' rent color?
?.ni various v trimme i tim who!,, pro
cm- i ?; .m ii.rgri .rat? t !l. d of fiiS'-iiiHlillg I
c nr.i-'- a O i .ill lu I p<op"i:i uivi. j
I n. ..i,iv i vi<ning previous tu lim wi ll" ;
ii' :g iii" hin'in ?lt?ii? ?iifui ty i iitortain'td ?tl .
. a iii-- umim - i . -; tlc- Initial > my im-i a |
I - -i :.- . iii? un ii . I. it- il -.
: ?lit ,..!,. i- . .< j Jj- ;,, i| ?i. |; min Will j
t M. les : r.-siiit nts n li n, ?.t.o
y>!?. int i.iii i. --i gr mi,o. itu. ir'.: ?nil
?till ut;, iji'ti.k li ii .. .ii ? int-.I po-.-o duli ol' ;
II j; Lill ll lil I , -. ri, Vt?:;:, ililli ' 111?; I ? I. fyi il
! p'i .i .t . , ?if.<| i lil j III ti A roll? -ti t
j ? ?il.CM ii .'o- tt ttin?;<y m; ? ?nf.-j Ui ti-lilli i ?j? ;
i . '->-: .I len nr.- mu? --v?. 'II?- iii tb j
|- . ; ifiii ti-i p.,.-, .-i fi . i in iii^ t>r>' ?'iii!
1, CHI Itlleitti! li.tl ?tlld Iii - i .t i t-.\i..it-..-. j
. X j
Kcspi'i'iriilij l?i'fciTeil fn flic Mayor
?uni l ilv Council.
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Whclill-, in tin- I.. I - tn U ??ll j il-li; ni !-i it ol :i j
f i tin t I! ililli i', it li.is M-i-un-.t lilli?! iiinl j
pinper ib tl um ??.ii y intnioil mi ornament j
in tuc hhu|.I a wt rent Mp? inkier, not c n .
on ?II..', ti r.i,-ii vos with liny mu a ch ?up
?Ht Ci- lt lill Villi' Cl ?lil IVpri'MttnlOli to I Ililli I
i l-l it cinaji r-prinklor would Huon "lall I
iltiwii* ni: mi a llltl.! wa ur wan put in it '
?ii h-n-t one?! m livo yiiar-i, nut timi our
MriMn would i-vt'r m fd sprinkling, hut
willi n pm,.tit til- ? > e, Mi-in,; tent oin Hide
?liiit:? nuil a ti II in i mr of tim more impor
tant minn would hmm Ind into a ututo nf
innocuous tlo-imiiide, owing t? their
growing popularity as a reiitb'7.votiM lor
bout ak ll I I*, huies, h-mia, draw und cotton
from tun pt Util hedrick*, brok'.1!! bolt lee
?.bips H.ni tin cann, tin- n rtillzuig qualities
t.i windi am regarded as t-xtumn Iv high,
they calen ?Pe 1 I li-?t when grass und w?eds
ll nilibili il in th?* drents, mi tho Hidewalks
Illili Ul Un- MOWOIM, ii wniild limn be the
pr- per tun? to convert euell Hlroeti int-?
pnUio patches, trun np thu road HcrHpn to
lil 111 putulu load, usn tim sprinkler
freely on each pateti niul keep tin- ^arlia?!!
Wiimiim imsy liiuiliiiK "'I dibcoiileiiiod
hie? iridis
Now, thor, f -re hit ?t enaeleil bv Um
M i\<>r, eli?? iionorabli' Council concurri??;,
nuil inasmuch as tito tune lias arrivai!
wiieii two Linr.fM ol' the H|reels in tlc? city
nie nw i m pus ?ilil? m lile.xeiists und v??.?i
nii>li sn lo ail nlh??r IIU??IHS ut irr-.v?t hal
k?HI?-IL; iCnno iici?'ptod- thal mich Htr--its
:-iaili Im op ned l'or p ?lato |-alelie.s m ho
llpp-iiliolleti ?o.-OrtiiliK l i Hie ?rof i???? on
iinii si i eels i-. oponed, Kiinrantei-.ini; ti
Hiieti <.|iltivato!H tititiree usn of ihe af.irn.
Mini > cap??, sp i ink lern mnl |?.irhit}4?) carts,
tim property of the city ol Aialorson in
oiten a. thc iioeesHury b-nal proceeditiKs
iniy bo i i. Mt i t ii tod against OH in proper
turill ami HU orth-r Feen roil fruin the Coori,
! ilstiiliit<i liy the State Supreiiie C mri ?md
thu .Supreme Court of tho United Stutet,
lor hiieli Hervioe. Stich patches Miall be
Mil jed lo ii yearly rt nial ot one* half nf all
crops mali?.. KxTliA DRY.
Corner items.
Nothing ha vin? inion hoird from us
Ihroiigh the colnniiiH nf your raper. Mr.
ICilitor, Cor the psst tew wc-*kH I take the
liberty ut wriiuig a few items in order to
bit all whom if. may concern know that we
om promt und Independent people ni tho
Curlier Towiihhip ure abreast of the times,
and ure hi-*t cliubing to tim top round of
lim ladiler instead of sinking m'o a suite
ofdespuudenuv and oblivion If ?ni eotne
ol these iirighl lieantiful morniiiKH one
hil-uid m H ka a MU voy mul inspection of
mir neiithborlinnd, ho wmihi bo surprised
at tim uiaov i tn pr ?vnmeiits that are rapidly
taking placo For i nd ance, nur r ?ada are
in liner condition at pieaent than Ihey
have over been before, madn ao by tho
strenuous efl"?rta of Mr Sam. Jackson and
Mr..I W. Bowie. Amiiti, wo eeo that tho
lunii is being more thoroughly prepared
fur eulllvation than hue ever bean don??
previous to this. The best Uelde nf amati
grain wo hsve ?oen in tina County ?re
growing right around us. Ne?t, wo have
never bet?re in the history of our nsiah
borhood seen BU 11111113. uew il wellings going
up as there ure at ttl? preaent, which go to
snow Hint i ur neople in spite of flin war
and hard time?., ara mukiug money ; for
without money it would be impnssib'e for
Mich buildings KU these to he erected. We
could go mi enumerating if space and time
would permit, for there aro roany other
improvements too mime-ons to mention,
which of conrHH contri tinten their part to
our pro 'ress und advancement
Mr. A. H lt ?win in ahead of moat of the
farmers of thia County, in that he has a
telephone ovatem, which runs from his
storo to dlffeient parta of hia land, thus
bringing him in almost Instantaneous con
tact will) the ditr-rent parts of bia farm.
?1 wuuid bli tve'd if ?o;r,R of our other far
mers would imitate Mr. Il.mio in Hits
teepee'.
Rey J. V. Black has h??oti away for the
pa*t few daya assisting lt*v. R. F. Brad
ley, of Troy, C'ltiapqutMitly lhere was no
proaohing at G>merostee on Sn inlay.
H?v. It C. Litton, accompanied by ins
dam?hier, han been in Charleston for the
pist week visiting relativea ami attending
the rounion of en-Con federate VetoratiH.
Kuy. W T. Matthew?. Chancellor of
Clinton College, spent tho night in our
neighbo rbood recently.
Miaa Ndtie Bowie, who has tuon visit
ing relatives in Townville, lias returned
home, much to tho delight of her many
fi lends.
Miss Iola .lohtidon. of Anderson, spent a
sh rt while last week with bereister, Mia.
J. A. Cook.
Miss Mabel Smith, who h na been torch
ing in this vicinity for seme months past,
lott Monday morning for her home in
t.iHiiiiii?, ri. C. Mina Mabnl is a most
estimable young Indy, and it is with the
?retihst regret that we ase her leave. Tho
patrons of the nchool will do well If they
can f-ecuro lier services for the ensuing
year, f-r sa a teacher nhe lian but few
equals and no superiors.
Mr. Isham McCleo, of Kiste, visited our
neighborhood recently. Como Rgain
Iaham for lo abo walla fer you.
Mr. \V T. A. Sherard baa recently pur
chase! a now buggy and pair of horses for
himself.
Why ia it I hst ono of tho original d-s
is wearing .such a haggard countenance
Which ia fil'ogother al variance with hie
muni bslulf It must have boen ?leoasloned
by the untiinoH departure of the beautiful
and charming 8'. Clair.
Several of 1 he young people attended the
picnic at Andersonvillela?t Friday. They
report a very pleasant timo.
The regular May meeting will begin at
Goad Hope Church imxt Saturday morn
ing at ll o'clock. The pastor will be
ivsisted bj Rev. J. 0. Henderson, of
Coketbury, 8 C. "ANUROMKDA."
Denver Monis
'ibis ln-autiful, bright m-irnmwhen
y. e l-i k urotiud ii-, ami sim nul un ni: i ,
iii.riii-I in all Its -[.riiiii Inviflini^M, our I
loimls rovnrl lo lim ?cenes tl: i nm hoing
... ..?..I .il m. .-.i m ?mi UK.'iiM Oy war, war,
cruel relentless war, und contrasting tho
nun with Ibo other, wo wonder wliy mon,
human beings, will ilo so? Why this 1
bloodshed '.' this (Instruction of life ami
iirojiertj ? Why ?loi s mau thus reckless
ly mol ruthlessly, without the tear of j
(?oil, (hus provoke war? Why do not ?ll
men s? n alike ami not trespuss upon the '
rights and liberties ot others not regard-i
lng the golden ruin? Whats beautiful
world would we have and peaceful, If
neighbors as well as nations would re
spect the feelings and liuhts of others,
tims avoiding all tim bard thoughts Slid
feelings and blows thal inevitably follow
a disregard ol' tim rights of others,
Mut aside fi ..tn war, tim young people
??' Den vor attended a fishing party Satur
day itfteriiooii at Mr. Win. J. (irwinn
Mill, ijoito a number of visitors were
also in attendance. After spending sev -
eral plea-ant hours in angling for the
tinny all were invited Up to .Mr. Krwin s
residence and served willi most elegant
refreshments. Mrs. Krwin certainly '
kimws how to make tho young folks i
enjoy themselves, and no doubt she will ,
often have them asking fur a repetition of ,
Saturday afternoon, especially by the '
girls, as sim is the "mama" of three hand- !
some boys.
i>u Salur.'av afternoon Mr. Sylvester:
Kl rod gave a "musical" in honor ol his
blond, Cadet Heller, of the F M I. All ?
?-peina mott delightful evening (easting!
on st raw berrin* and cream.
< ni Sunday II. m. following a lartr"
crowd wa- in attendance at 8 indy Springs
and listened lo a line Hermon by Presid
ing ? bier Power. Sunday silicriioon lhere
was preaching ti' - eic? m io by tho Hov.
M. M?lico ni bis liguai im prt-Ssi ve sly lo.
. .i nm t number ca ne . > \ er from the si ng
utu < invention ai L?<hun< n.
I hn I'dtowiriL! wore visitors ni Denver']
"-'??iii i i?. : Dr. U.icai Sanders ami hroilier, ;
I. vi-*. \i r lt ?'ar Browne mid * slur, Mi-s'j
I .?>i/..', ("adel Willie t i irr ison, of (Moiiis'iu,
Mr. 11 arve Druitt, ol f ?.ur. ? ad et 1'ai ker.
..! the I'. M. I.. Miss Pearl l.ollg. ol Co j
rinne, Misses ld ? ami Ada simpson, of |
Piedmont, M r. Will. I olly and Miss Meta '
I lenthall, A lien ami A tlllio mid M ?..San:.
Harper, nf Anderson, and Mr. mid Mrs
Albert Farmer, ol Bn?>les, S. (' so von ,
se?? Denver i". *'us wann ns she looks " j
Wo wonder il' Conductor Anderson
i! ...-n't think sn anyway, from tim way '
Ibo girl* waved at bimini Sunday a'tor-!
m un .' Moro anon. "INCOO."
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Pendleton Items.
As '-Tell Tale" ii nut in t .wu th's week [
1 will take hh plaeu Hois on an ex
leiidnd trip to Charleston, Abbeville, :
liol ton ami Anderson, (?tiesa ho will bo :
absent for many days.
Misses Mamie and Laura Havant went j
to Augusta, UH., last Saturday.
Mr. IL F. Sloan, Mr. J. C. Stribling,
W. M. (ilbsou, and lither veterans at-i
tended tho reunion last week in ('liarlos- i
ton; also Miss danie (011111, as sponsor for i
Camp Tal Iv Simpson.
Mr. H. P. Sitton and Mrs. J. T. Hun
ier went down to Charleston to visit
friends and relatives
Mr. 'Prescott, now of our pince, is very j
sink. His sons, Messrs Merl. Trescolt, of
Washington, D. c. and Mr. Fd. T reset itt,
ot Mlacksburtr, S. C., aro hetti here at the
bedside of their falber, whose death is
expected at anytime. Mr. Truscott has
been au invalid for sumo months. Ho
hus lived in Washington for a good many .
years. Ho gave up husiiif-.ss and came to {
Pendleton to spend his hist days.
Von KNOW Wno.
- ?< .?? j
A Suggestion.
Mu. Km ron: Please allow mo spann in \
your valuable paper to (suggest to the
Voters of Anderson County the following
names as suitable to be voted for in our
next Democratic primary election tn lill
tim various County ellice*:
For Senate, Hon. Jas. M. Sullivan, An
derson; for Repr?sent?t ives, J. W. Ash
lev, linnea Path; J. C. Cantt, Fork; .Ino.
Fskow, CentervKle; P. H A. Kubinson,
Martin, and C. F. Harper, Honea Path.
For Probato Judge, S. N. Drown, Esq.,
('fullerville. For County Supervisor,
W. P. Sn i zrove. For Treasurer, L. ().
Williford, Hock Mills. ForCnutitv Su
perintendent of Education. L H M ah it f
foy. for Auditor, (J N C. lloloman.
Respectful ly,
A VOTKIP
Undi lens Arnica salve.
Tho hoHt salve in thevrorld for Outs
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever ?Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions ?nd positively cures Files, or no
pay required It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Prise 25 oonts perbox. For sale
bv Hill-Orr Drug Co
Muy a Coupon P? iok-the only satisfac
tory way to do business. Ni,-disputes, no
forgotten charges. Yon can get them at
Phone 41, F. M. lintier
I want your patronage If yon aro good
pay. Hmitst people who can't pity tbeir
debts cut no figure with me So if you
are worthy of ?redit buya Coupon Book,
and commence basin'--ss in a business way
with F M. Butler. Phone ll.
( i red di (Terence in Hoes. The farmers
will at once rpcnitnlsn tba superiority of
the Unes now offered by Sullivan Hard
ware Co.
Brock Bros. are sole ag"nts for the genu
ine Terrell Cultivator.
Broken down aristocracy and rich peo
ple can't buy ?ny better meat from me
than the poorest man who has the cash to
pay down for what he sets. So, Mr. Poor
Man, buy a Coupon Book. I will give
you J off for cash or 30 days.
Phone 41. F. M. Butler.
Don't forget Elias and his Fish. He
r.a? oui hing io do but wait on yon for
Fish. Phone 41. F, M, Butler.
Snllivaa Hardware O ? is making s big
effort on wheels and bicycle gooda for
l si is. Tneir sales for thia year to date has
moro than doubled last year's business.
The Bro >ks C.itton Plautor, genuine and
original, sold by Sullivan Hardware Co
Tho Imperial BievcleB are one of the
best wheels mado Sullivan Hardware Co
by a spr-ctal deal offer tbe Imperials at bar
pain price?.
ir you want the benefit of Sullivan
Hardware Co's, special figure* on Impe
rial Bicycles now in your time.
Bumblers and Columbias are. made by
two of the oldest manufacturera in the
United Statea. Brook Bros. Agent.
Brock Bros. have high grade wheels to
rent, 25 cents per hour.
The Crescent Bicycles have been built
for many years and have climbed to the
top in reputation. Beside* they are sold
at reaoonahle prices No other wheel can
successfully compete with the Crescents
in appearance, eervice or price. Snllivan
Hardware Co sell the Crescents and can
prove their merit
New features in Crescent Bicycles are
not adopted until they bave been thor
oughly teated and tho manufacturers do
the experimenting. The publie gets the
benefit and Sullivan Hardware Co- jell
the Crescents.
If von buy a Cresceut Bicycle of Sullj
van Hardware Co. you will get the best at
mighty low flgnres.
The Crescent Bicycle ou mell any wheel
made-S3,OOO a year-because they are bust
liked where heat known. Sullivan Hard
ware Co sell and guarantee the Crescents.
The G. A. Heed M ta file House
Are offering some special bargains in
Pianos and Organs at thia time. It will
eertalnly pay any, who wish lo purchase
an instrument, even in the remote futuro
to see and investigate their magnlfloeot
stock.
jICIX?RCC WAC
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A 1)1)11 I
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But it was only the natural result of the plain statement of Facts and Honest
Vaiu_s that we have presented to the Trade that caused it.
are
It was not a stupcnrlDm rush, but an even, pleasant trade, showing the appreciation of the Trading Public. We
out for a big May business. Don't see why our offerings won't bring about the same results as last month.
We lay great stress on Cash Business. Your Cash is very interesting to us.
As the weather is gradually growing warmer, Hot Weather Stuff will become more interesting. To this end we call
attention to
A pretty White Silk Parasol at ?1.00.
A pretty White Silk Parasol (big frill; at $1.25.
Pretty, stylish White Parasol at $1.50 ana $2.00.
A good Black Parasol for sun or rain at 50c.
Silk Serge Parasols i pretty handle) at $1.00.
An interesting line of Parasols from $1.25 to $3.00.
Ladies' Gauze Vest at 5c. each.
Ladies1 Bleached Gauze Vest at 10, 15 and 25c. each.
A real nice, Long Waisted Corset at 50c.
Warner's Corset all lengths at $1.00, 1.25 and $1.50.
R. & G. Corest at 75c and $1.00.
Red Table Damask at 25c and 50c.
Bleached Table Damask at 25, 50, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
Good line Doilies and Napkins.
Large Cotton Towels at $1.00 per dozen.
Large White Quilt, extra quality, at $1.00.
Ladies' Belts in white, black and colors.
Ladies' Mitts and Kid Gloves.
Ladies Collars at 10c and ldc.
Ladies' Cuffs at 20c and 25c.
Laces from 2c cotton goods up to the fine novelties ia
Silks and Chiffons.
Sash Ribbon at from 25c to $1.00.
We are showing an exquisite line of Fans at from 5c to
$.50. We have the Little Empire Fans, as well as the larger
styles. Pretty Fans are always admired by the Ladies.
We still have a few yards of the Bargain Silks at 15c
j and 25c. Such bargains are always appreciated. Some new
I patterns in Dress and Waist Silks just received, and prices
; reduced on first purchases.
Another addition to our line of 5c Wash Goods, which is
j ahead of anything offered this season. The line of Wash Fa.
! bries at 10, 15 and 25c are wonderfully cheap, in both white
! and colored goods.
White Welt Cords and Organdies are sure to be leaden
I throughout the entire season. We will have them for you.
From now on our Millinery Department will show pretty White Hats for Ladies, Misses and Children, at prices
which, we think, will prove to be popular.
DRESS WELL!
Just as easy a3 not. Good Fitting Clothes mikes one appear well-that's dressing well. Our garments will fit yon,
We expect to push our Clothing and Gents' Furnishings with all the force at our command during thc Summer. This 1?
partment will try to interest Cash Buyers. We can't advertise the inducements here, but beg that you come and see what
we are doing.
It is our desire to please every one.
right.
That is what we are trying to do. Always let us know when things don't
Yours very truly,
r F TfiNT^ * rn
VJ. 1 . vj \Jk\lAU W. \J\J.
Head-to Foot Outfitters for Ken, Women anti OhtldrAn,
T. F. II I LL
S. M. OKU, M D.
W. II. NARDIN, M. D
J. P. DUCKETT. M. D.
Hill-Orr Drue Co.
WE hope the people uuderstand that our taking these
Doctora into the business doesn't mean that they are all to
live ofT the Firm. The Managers and Clerks, of course,
ure dependent upon the ?uceesa and profits of the institu
tion, as they have no other vir.ihle means of support.
These Doctors, however, get their living physicing folks,
and their priucipal base3 of supplies are those who imagine
they are sick.
Our purpose is this : The good old days are past. Com
petition and new methods have done away entirely with
the large profit feature in all lines of business. It is thc
volume, properly managed and directed, that leads to snc
C66? in au y line ; and we hopa by a community of capital
and influence to so increase the volume of our business as
to compensate for the decrease in net profits.
We shall carry EVERYTHING in the line, Whole
sale and Retail, and arrange so that you can get. what
you want from us any time-day or night.
We confidently ask our share of the patronage.
HILL-ORR DRUG CO.
ifii 11 rant" nan UAH APT YHAY1 ID MT? ?
n?iE?iii uni my bti i sis i nHS ?
The Racket Store has a Millinery Department,
And has Cut Prices all to Pieces.
Our 98c. aud $1.24 Hau equals any 82.00 and $3.00 you ever saw. Our
Millinery Department is not us large as it will be, but come and let us give
you prices. Good work neatly done by our Ladies will please you.
THE RACKET STORE
Always leads when you want
White Goods, Dimities,
Lawns, Black Skirt Goods, &c.
BEST SHOES
On earth fur the money. You miss it when you fail to see us on Shoes,
Slippers, &c.
In fact we are tUe Cheapest
People in the State.
Laundry Soap lc. Bar, best, two for ?c. Thousaud* ot Bargains on
hand. Sheeting 2?c per yard, Calico 2*c. and 3c. per yard.
SEE XJ? BEFORE YOU BUY.
Yours for BigvBargains,
MOORE & LUCAS.
RACKET STORE.
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC!
PIANOS, O?Gr^isrs,
And Small Musical Instruments, of Every Variety, at
THE C. A. REED MUSIC HOUSE.
ALLOW us to caU jour attention tn the vital and important fact that Music is th
most refining of all educator!*, and we cannot afford to allow our children to
grow up in ignorance of thiu elevating and refining influence ; hence the great impor
tunen of proenrine; an Instrument of Home kind. Wo have at present Borne GRBAT
BARGAINS in Pianos and Organs which we wonld be glad to show yon.
Thongh it Ls hardly uecesaarv to make this statement, we allow no one to super
sede ns regarding Quality, Piice or Ter aaa. and every representation that we hareerer
made regarding our goods have proven correct. The many unsolicited testimoniib
we receive corroborate this faut We can certainlv mike it to the interest of pmspic
tive purchasers to call and ei?mine our Stock, or write ui for catalogues and price*.
Respectfully,
_ C A. REED.
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
"j,^^ WE have just received a Car Laad of j
^ COOK STOVES. We keep
Forty Different Sixes,
Forty D?n?rent Kinds,
Forty Different Prices,
Forty Stoves and Ranges
Put up on our floor to select hom. Ai j
soon aa one is sold another ts put ia itt]
place.
Remember, we buy Stoves in Car lots and give our customers the aiwj
tuge of cheap freight and cheap prices.
All Stoves Sold by Us are Guaranteed.
19* Gall before buying and inspect our stock.
Yours for Trade,
OSBORNE & CLINK8CALES,
Headquarters for Stores, Crockery, Trowaie, Etc
THJ2 Gi?iNuINE TERREL CULTIVATOR.
Bife
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THE BEST CULTIVATOR ON EARTH for Cotton
Strong and durable. They have stood the te?t for many years. Th^.
acknowledged by every farmer to be the best Cultivator ever pat on thea
ket. We are sole agenta.
But, then, there sro o?her*. We also sell the Eureka sfi^ Roman-_
.The Great Improved Brooke Cotton Planter plants Cotton, Corn ot Fjj
It is also a good Guano Distributor. We * have jost received an?. ?LLt3
Load of the Brooks Planter, and hope to be able to fill your order this ee?* j
Manufacturers could not supply the demand last season.
Remember, we sell the old reliable'Smith and Harper Hoe. made of
best trowel steel, riveted to a good, Smooth 'handle, every one guaranteed
We have the neatest, nobbiest line of
u Ever brought to Anderson.
Just received another Car Load BARBED WIRE.
See Us Before Euying.
Yours auly,
BEOGKBRO^