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TO ALL TOURISTS, TO ALL TRAVELERS, OR TO ALL WHO NEED Trunks, Valises OrTravelingBass Of any kind we invite yon to see our line. We have just received one of the nicest, best and most up-to-date line of Trunks, Valises and Bags ever shown here. h H ie M , In Style and Finish. Our Prices are Right, We have Trunks from A J ?1C ll? It is Money in your Pocket to see Us be fore buying a Trunk. j I We are still making it very interesting for the Public in all i And are constantly adding That are attractive in Style and Price. Yours truly, rown 5 5 Whdesale and Retail Dealers ia Greneral Merchandise. ANDERSON, S. C LOCAX, ISTEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3, 1898. Read the new advertisement ot C. F. Jones & Co. Miss Christina Fretwell is in the city visiting relatives. We return thanks to Mr. Earle Gassa way for a fine watermelon. Mies Luta Bewley, of Elberton, Ga., is in the city visiting relatives. Mr. I). C. Brown has gone to the moun I tains to spend a week or more. Attention is directed to the new adver tisement of the Alliance Store. Mr. John Allen Emerson, of Florida, is visiting relatives in this County. Cucumbers are said to be used now by the girls as a complexion beautifier. Mr. Paul E. Stephens has been con fined to his bed for several days with fever. Mr. lt, P. Smith is arranging to run an excursion to Greenwood on Thursday, 18th inst. Keep your premises clean. Use lime freely In and around your outhouses and damp places. / The County Alliance met last Thursday and re elected Mr. W. T. W. Harrison cotton weigher. The candidates should bear in mind that we are ready to print their tickets for the primary election. Miss Florence Bacot and Miss Ada Jen kins, of Greenville, are in the city visiting Miss Lucia Taylor. Mr?. L. C. Mauldin and children, of Sevier County, Ark., are visiting rela tives in this County. Mrs. C. C. Cummings and children, who have been visiting relatives at Buford, Ga , have returned home. . Tho annual excursion from the low country to this section of the State will be run next Wednesday. Prof. Thos. C. Walton, the new Superin tendent of the Anderson Graded Schools, has arrived in the city. Now that fruit is so plentiful and sugar so cheap housewives should preserve and put up a quanity of fruit. Mrs. Roberta and daughter, Miss Min nie, of Ninety Six, are in the city visiting the family ol Mr. L. P. Smith. Mr. J. B. McCoy has kindly remember ed us with a basket of fine 'peaches, for which we return our best thanks. There will be service in Si. Joseph's Catholic Church next Sunday at the usual hour, ll a. m. Rev. J. D. Budds will offici?t e. The Southern Railway will sell you a round trip ticket froia Anderson to Omaha Exposition for ?51.20. Tickets good until November 15tb. Cbiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias, mfets tc-morrow (Thursday) evening at 8.30 o'clock. All the memb9rs are urged to attend promptly. All persons interested in the graveyard at Flat Rock Church are requested to meet there Tuesday morning, August 9ib, to clean off the same. The County campaign opens to-morrow at Holland's Store. To-day is the last day for the candidates to file their pledges and pay their assessments. Mr. "Whack" Bailey, a popular and well-known drummer through this sec tion, died at his home in Atlanta last Sunday, aged "J0 year?. E. F. CochraD, Esq., Assistant United State- District Attorney, is in Greenville attending the United States Court, which convened last Monday. The First Regiment S. C. V. ha9 been transferred from Chickamauga to Jack sonville, Fla., and are now under com mand of Gen. Filzhugh L9e. Capt. P. K. McCully, of this city, was appointed foreman of the Grand Jury of the United States District Court, which is now in session in Greenville. The Pelzer Ba?e Ball Team is getting up a national reputation. It visited Char lotte and Concord, N. C., last week, and defeated the clubs of both places. Gen. M. L Monham has returned from his trip to the mountains, and is again ready to meet his clients in his office I Ie will soon be in his normal health again. Two pretty little ladies of Anderson, S. C., Misses .Julia and Kathleen Burris, are visiting their sistor, Mrs. 0. C. Brown, on West Howell street.-Hartwell ida.) -Sun. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Greenville District will convene in annual Conference in the Methodist Cuuroh at Westminister on Friday evening, 12th inst. The INTELLIGENCER force is indebted to Mr J. ?. Martin for a basket of peaches, the most delicious we have eaten this year. The printers know how to appreciato Mich treats. Mri. Paul E. Stephens bas returned home utter spi-nding several weeks io Atlanta with relatives and friends. Her sister. M rn. .J. W. Johnson, and little son, came home with her. The Secretary of State has issued a com mission to the Spartanburg Power Com pany of Spartanburg. Among the incor porators are Messrp. William C. and Frank C Wbitner of thia city. Mr. Sam. D Harper, of the Anderson Volunteers. First Regiment S. C. V , is spending a short furlough ut his home in this County. He has recently been trans ferred to the ambulance corps. Don't pul oil'signing the Democratic Club list or entrust it to some one else to do it for you, but do lt nt once so you can vote in the approaching primary. This is the rule of the Democratic party. Mr. Wm. C. Power, Jr., after a pleasant visit to his parents, Hov. and Mrs. W. <'. power, returned to h ta homo in Uharlea ton yesterday, accompanied by his little brother, Muster Waller Power. ();. Thursday la?t, while Wayno Shelor, sin of .lohn W. Shelor, ol' Tugaloo, <>co neo County, was laking his gun from tho bugey it was accidentally discharged, the load entering tho young man's abdo men. He lingered several hours and then died. He was about li) years of ago and gave promise of a life of usefulness. Mr. W. P. Stevenson, an energy young farmer who lives near the north suburbs of the city, is now bringing ti market some very fine cantalopes. are indebted to him for a nice treat. Rev. W. T. Capers, who has bi spending a short vacation in the moi tains, will return home next Saturd and on Sundav services will be held Grace (Episcopal) Church as usual. Mr. C. M. Guess, one of Anderso most efficient and reliable contractors, I been awarded the contract for the erecti of a large dwelling house in Greenvi and has gone over there to begin the wo Messrs. Fred. Maxwell, BurtMcCul Ben. Fant, Lawrence Parker and ^ Evans left yesterday for the mountaii where they will spend two weeks. Tt are traveling in a wagon and will cat out during their trip. James, son of Mr. Jap. Darby, di very suddenly at bia home near HOE Path on Saturday, 23rd ult. He had be complaining for several days, and sudde ly grew worse, dying before a physici could reach his bedside. A charter ha9 been granted by the Sa ratary of State to the I. J. Phillips Cot pany of Pelzer. The Board of Directe are I. J. Phillips, who is also presider secretary and treasurer ; B F. Grege, J. Blair, G. H. Mahon, P. D. Wade. Mr. M. B. Richardson has shown us piece of a Spanish flag that was capturi from the Spanish ship, Cristobal Colo at Santiago. It was sent to him by b son, Ensign L. C. Richardson, who is c the battleship, New York, Sampson flagship. Mr. and Mrs. W. Gilmore Sims, i Barnwell, are spending a few days in tl city on their way to Clemson colleg where they will spend a week or twi Mr. Sims is a son of the famous autho and is Clerk of the Court for Barnwe County. Miss Laura Lander, daughter of Rei John M. Lander, of Brazil Mission Confei eace, arrived at Williamston a few daj ago. She comes to be educated at Wi li?mston Female College. Her father an family were well when she left Rio, o June 17 th. Mr. W. B. McAdams, of the Ray sectio of Abbeville County, was in the city few days ago and gave us a pleasant cal He is thinking of moving to this city i: the early fall to educate his children. W would be more than pleased to have hie locate here. The Kith annual meeting of the Gie I Rifles, (Company D, Hampton Legion) will be held at Williamston, S. C., 01 Friday, "?th inst, at ll o'clock a. m. Th public generally ia invited, as well aa al) Confederate Veterans, Sons and Daughter, of Confederate Veterans. Mr. John B. Neal has presented us witl two lame and luscious watermelons, o the Bradford and White varieties, fo which we return many thanks. Thesi two varieties are Mr. Neal's favorites an< is difficult to decide which is the bes of the two. Such treat9 are always ti order. A correspondent of the Hartwell (Ga. Sun says : "Your humble corresponden has returned home after an extended visi to relatives and friends in Anderson, S C. Crops are fine and well cultivated The farmers of that County are progr?s sive, and their method of farming is np to date." Editor H. G. Ch teen, of Sumter, and Miss Elizabeth Duval!, of Cheraw, S. C., were married on Thursday, 23th ult., anc left at once on a bridal trip. We extenc our congratulations to Brother Osteen and wish he and his lovely bride a happy and prosperous journey through life'i stormy seas. i The Fire Baptized Holiness Association is now holding a series of meetings in thii city in a big tent, which is stretched in the grove of the Blue Ridge Railroad Yard Delegates are present from Canada and nearly all the States. Services are held three times a day and are attended by ?arge crowds. Mr. Beaty (?ossett, of Pelzer, was in the city Monday, lie is now on his way tc Xew York, and from there he will go tc ??uiney, Fla., where he will engage in business. Mr. Goseett is a most excellent young man and we regret to tee him leave our County. We wish him much success in his new home. A letter from Capt. J. R Ander-on, Superintendent of tho Blue Ridge Rail road, to some (if bia friends in Walballp, statfS that the expected operation has been successfully performed on him in Baltimore, and that he stood it weil. He expects to return to his post of duty in two or three wteks. Tho summer meeting (if the Generostee Associate Refurmud Presbyterian Church will begin next Friday nicht, 5th inst. Rev. S. W. Heid, of Georgia, will conduct the services, and Prof. M. L Willis, of this city, will lead the choir. Tho friends of rho congregation ure cordially invited to attend the meeting. Mr. .1. M. McAdams, who lives near Firr-t Creek Church, had a valuable mule killed by lighting last Saturday, while standiug in its stall in the stable. The stable ami a tree near by were both struck, but the stable was only slightly damaged Another mule was in an adjoining stall to the one that was killed. Rev. O. L. Martin, pastor of the First Baptist Church, who has been sick for several weoks, is able to be out again. His congregation has granted him a month's vacation, which he will spend in the mountains. During his abeenee his pulpir will be supplied by Kev. (i. W. Gaidner, of (greenwood. The Williamston correspondent of the Greenville yews, writing under date ot the 2*tth ult., says: Tho Rev. \V. .1 Dowell, who was appointed at the last annual conference of the Methodist Epis copal Church, South, to serve as pastor on the Wi ll bunston circuit, has severed his connection with the Methodist Church and ypstorday evening in company with his wife united with thu Baptist denomination nt Pelzer, whero they worn both received into full fellowship of that church. Mr. Dowell served a circuit in Sumter County lust year and during his itinerancy in tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South, has preached lor thirteen years, which timo he has beon ?I member of the Georgia, Florida ' and South Carolina < 'onferencee." It is reported that Mrs. J. D. Payne ai child, who so mysteriously disappear! from their home in Williamston a fe weeks since, have turned up at Elberto Ga., though J. D. Payne went there pursuit of them a few days ago and fail? to lind them. It is said that they are sa and enjoying life peacefully and quiet] where they are and cannot be induced i return. Senator McLaurin bas presented i president McKinley the name of Cap Ellison A. Smyth, of Pelzer, for a pla? upon the industrial commission. Cottc mills of the entire South are back of M Smyth, and his endorsements are ver strong. It is impossible to say what h chances are, however, as there are man applicants for the nine places atthedii posai of the President. Mrs. Sarah Pruit, relict of tbe late Wa C. Pruir, died at her home in Marti Township last Saturday of paralysis, age 72 years. Her remains were interred ? Mt. Bethel Church on Sunday, the funen tervices being conducted by her grandsoi Rev. L. C Branyon. 8he was a mo? excellent Christiau woman, and her deat i3 deeply mourned by a wide circle c friends and relatives. Rev. CH Strickland, pastor of th First Baptist Church at Jackson, Tenn, died suddenly last Wednesday night ii his bath tub He had been suffering fron rheumatism. He was a Confederate Vet eran and attended the recent reunion ii Atlanta. Mr. Strickland was a brother o Rev. Wm. H. Strickland, formerly of thi city, and bas a number of friends her who will regret to hear of his death. Tho Barnwell Sentinel says: "Mr. .J B. Moore, (popular Jim) for several yean manager of the Yates Sboe Emporium a Anderson, S C., bas accepted a positio: with his brother, Capt. W. W. Moore, o this place He will arrive in Barnwell or or about August 1. That a hearty wei come awaits our young friend in old Barn well it is superfluous to say." Mr. Moore is a most excellent young man and ha; made many friends in Anderton whe regret to see bim leave. A Farmers' Institute will be held at Clemson College next week, beginning Monday and continuing through the week. A course of lectures on scientific and agricultural topics will be delivered by the college professors. Distinguished visitors from abroad will deliver occasional addresses. Delegates from the County Institutes throughout the State will attend, and the meeting will no doubt be a most Interesting one. The public is invited to attend the sessions of the Institute. Private B. T. Norri?, of Co. C, First Regiment S. C V., who was painfully hurt at Chickamauga three weeks ago by being pawed in the stomach by a large horse, was brought home la9t Friday, ac companied by his mother, Mrs. Maggie Norris, and Sergt. C C. Acker, of Co. C. and is now at the home of his ancle, Mr. Hob. Griffin, at Belton. His sufferings are interne and it will be several weeks y^et before he is able to walk. We hope he will soon be able to rejoin his Regi ment. The Tampa (Fla.) Tribune of last Satur day says: "Captain Charles T. Baker, Assistant Quartermaster in the volunteer service and his clerks, Colonel John S. Bishop and Mr. Robert Baker, arrived in the city yesterday, and registered at the Almeria. Captain Baker is to have charge of the supply-ship Michigan, which ar rived 'in port a few days ago. Colonel Bishop is a veteran soldier, having served in the civil war, and has seen long service in the regular army. He is a most affable gentleman, and bas a splendid record as an officer." If any young mau in South Carolina wants to take a nice trip on the Pacific Ocean at Uncle Sam's expense he had better enlist in the Second Regiment at once, and then he'll probably have the chance. One of the field officers of the Regiment said recently, according tooee of our exchanges, that ho had received information from Washington, which he considered trustworthy, that the Second South Carolina Regiment which is now being formed would be, a9 soon as it is completed, sent to the Hawaiian Islands as a part of Gen. M. C. Butler's forces. For the information of the public we republish the places and daten appointed by the County Democratic Executive Committee for the County campaign meet ings, viz : Holland o Store, Aug. 4, 10 a. m. ; Iva, Aug. G, ll a. m. ; Martin (?rove School House, Aug. !). 10 a.m.; Honca Path, Autr. ll, ll) a m. ; Williamston, Aug. 13, 10 a. m. ; Pfizer. Aug. 13, ti p. rn. ; Sandy Springs, Aug, IS, 10 H. m. ; Ola Bethany Aug. 19, 10 a. m.; Mount Airy, Aug. 20. 10a.ru.; Piedmont. Aug. 20, 0 p. m ; Double -Springs, ( Fork ) Aug. 23, 10 a. m.; Anderson, Aug. 25, Ida in. On to-morrow tTnursduy) afternoon at (> o'clock a meeting will be hold in tho City II Ul for the purpose of organizing a bicycle club and taking steps to secure a racing track. All who feel an interest in this matter are urged to attend this meet ing. A larne number ot' wheels are owned io Anderson anti we. ?hould haven track, which could be used else tor other sportM. It baa been su^g^sted that a stock com pany be organiz-d and a f-uttable and con venient lot be purchased or leased in or near tho city. Remember the meeting, and if you feel Interested in tho project be sure to be present. Mr. W. A. Fant has given us a note that was written under date of March (J, IS11, by (?sn. Robert Anderson, for whom An derson County was named, to our kins man, Patrick Norris, Esq , who was then Sheriff of old Pendleton Distriot. In substance the note stated that a Mr. Josiah Wright had been indicted by a Mr. Cherry, and that ??en. Anderson would sign a bond for his appearance at Court. The note has been well preserved and WHS found by Mr. Fant amoug some old papers. The ink in which it was written I Das not faded and the chirography shows 1 that the distinguished General wrote a very plain but beautiful hand. Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery has been made, and that, too, by a lady in this country. ' Disease fastened its clutches upon her Htid for .-even years Mh>- withstood its ; severest tests, but her vital orgnnr. were ; undermined ?nd death seemed imminent. 1 For three months she roughed incessantly, j and could not s'ecp She finally discover I ed a way lo recovery, by purchasing of us i a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for j (' nsumption, and was so much relieved I on taking lir.st dos?, that she slept all : night; ami with two hotiles, has been ab ! Kolulely otireil. Her name is Mr?. Luther ! Lutz." Tims writes W. C. Mamnick <fc ! Co., of Shelby. N. C Trial bottles free at Hill Orr Drug Co. Regular siz9 50c and ?1 00. Every buttle guaranteed. The Battle is On ! We are Prepared to Meet the 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. TOUR IDEAL SPRING SUIT IS HER$ And only here. To see is to be convinced. * We earnestly ask you to call and inspect the nobbiest and cleanest line of Clothing in upper South Carolina. East Side Public Square. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Greenville, S. C. Thorough courses leading to rh* degrees of B. Lit., B. S., B. A. and M. A. The Faculty has been enlarged. Especial attention to English, Elocution and Peda gogics. New courses in Biology. History, Latin, Modern Languages and Physics. A new Graduate Department. 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