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t ANDERSON, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1898. VOLUME XXX1V---N0. 27. Christmas is at hand and you will soon have to purchase tents for relatives and friends. What to buy is the ques , ?ny article below will be an acceptable gift for man ?y. The goods are the best, and the prices-well, you gee for yourself. IECK GEAR. 99 Perhaps you think nothing presentable can be had for We have Scarfs, Bows, Puffs and Fo?r-in-Hands hum ble at that price, some as Jow as a quarter. Lawn Ties .yening wear, just the thing for Christmas er New Year (Two in an enameled pasteboard box) 50c. VES AND HANDKERCHIEFS. ese are, perhaps, the most acceptable gifts-articles make a good show for little money. For $1.50 we can yon as good a pair of Gloves (silk lined) as a man could to wear. For the same money half dozen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Silk Handkerchiefs, in great variety, np. Collars, Cuffs, Half Hose, Night Bobes, Overcoats or Snit of Clothes. . L? T THE SPOT GASH CLOTHIERS. fO THE TRADING PUBLIC. If you want one yard of Cloth or any kind of GOODS, KOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Or anything we keep in Stock between ibis date and Christmas you can ewe money by simply coming to we ns. NO . FA^Er-rfitroight. bueineeg. We will certainly sell youJf^ou come.to so us. ?Fine eroceries ^'fteapor than anybody. If ,ynu,owe 4?8 wi Account we need and MJ8T collect it. . ~t&g Voaro for business, BROWNLEE St VANDIVBR8. THl ? IS WO FAKE ! Jewelry Palace ILL* OB* m MEXT TO F. sad M. BANK, the Larges!, Prettiest Finest lot of . . . . IAS AND WEBBING PRESENTS HW ?SEISES C?TY. petition don't cat any ice with rae when it cornea to prices. I don'' s to keep. I want tlVo people to have them. Gold and Silver Sterling and Plated Silverware, Jewelry, Clocks, Lamps, China, ?, Novelties of all kinda, Rogers' Tripple Plate Table Knives 91.50 world beater. WILL Ct HUBBARD. EVERYBODY should be careful what kind of Soap they use in cold weather. You want good, pure Soap. We have one of the nicest assortment? of Toilet Soap ever opened here. Use the best and you will not be troubled with chapped hands and face. Call and see us when you want nice Soap? ILL-ORR DRUG CO. ^ & We give Trading Stamps except on Patent and medicines, <? Snap Shela. ( Mr. B. 8. Galloway, editor of the lo cal department of the Associate lie formed Presbyterian, recently visited our section, and in the last issue of his paper writes as follows, under the above caption, of his trip: We ran up last week to Anderson, Concord, Iva and Mottutsville. A number of new dwellings have gone up in Iva since Spring. The place seems to bc prospering. Tho good people of Iva are thinking of painting their church. This church will be an ornament to the town. Mr. Olin Brownlee and Mr. Frank Pearson both have positions in Ander son. Mr. Jesse Sherard, of Motfattsville, is principal of the Bufort graded school. Wo predict that Mr. Sherard will ruuke his mark. Mr. and Mn?. H. I. Stewart, of Iva, have moved to Boscbud, Texas, the home of Bev. Calvin Presaly. Tho Presbyterian wishes them well. Bev. J. V. Black is preaching good sermons and has good audiences to hear him. The people like Mrs. Black. Young Miss Black is the apple of the eye of fond parents. It gave us pleasure to meet Mrs. Dodd in Anderson. She was formerly Mrs. Neighbors, of Laurens. She is a thorough A. B. P. and has a bright young son whom she wants to educate. We learn that Mr. S. A. Pressiy is en couraged with hin o'.'ileok at Anderson. Mr. Pressiy is engaged in tho broker's busiuess and seems pleased with his situation. Mr. S. D. Brownlee and Mr. James Pearson are each in strong linns nt An derson and are doing well. Wo are glud to see our young men succeeding. Mr. Pringle Cook nut us under obli gation by kindness last week. He is one of the solid business bien of that sec tion. We trust his shadow will not grow less. We met Mr. Jimmie Drake, in An derson last wee:: He is teaching most successfully a school at Flat Bock, six miles from Anderson. C. H. "Jimmie1 is a good fellow, and deserves to suc ceed. Miss Iva Cook is just back hume from a pleasant visit of three months to Woodruti'and other points. Sheen joyed the visit. Miss Iva is a great church worker. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sherard gave us the hospitality of their home. Mr. Sherard has been a patron of both our colleges. He has some bright boys at , home now that we hope to see in Due Weet. We dropped in at the Merchants and ? Farmers Bank of Anderson, and found President HiB and Mr. Vandlver very courteous and kind and the bank doing a good business. These gentlemen are skillful and safe business men and their bank stands high ia the commercial world. Stock rated at $175. It was a pleasure to meet Mr. Reid, formerly of Bartow, Fla./ at Anderson. Mr. Reid married Miss Nannie Hood. His good looks are only equalled by that of his good wife when last we saw her. Mr. Reid will locate in Anderson and engage in the insurance business. The church nt Concord is over one hundred years old. They have some active young men-good young men coming on. We had not been here be fore. Some of our people have as good farms as we have seen recen ?ly and weil cultivated. We were glad to meet them and make their acquaintance. We believe Anderson County to ne one of the banner counties of the State. The land is well cultivated and ranges from $20 to $40 an acre and the people are proud of the county. The town has a tine country to back it and the busi ness interests of Anderson are prosper* ing. We heard the expression made Catarrh 1 to Cons A Forerunner of the Most Fatal Disease. Though its. offensive features are sometimes almost unbearable, few people are aware of the danger of which Catarrh is the forerun ner. Catarrh invariably leads to Consumption. Growing worsrYand worse each wiuter, thoso who rely upon tho usual treatment of sprays, washes ?nd inhaling mix tures find that it is impossible to check the disease with these local applications which only reach the Hurface. The offensive discharge increases all the while, causing a feelingpf personal defilement, and .gets deeper, and deeper until it? is only a question of a short time an til the langs are affected. The importance of .the proper treatment con therefore be readily appreciated. . But np good what ever can be expected from local applications/ as . such treatment . never did ?ure Catarrh, and never will. Wnt'Aridersou ought to have an A. K. P. organization. There are tino possibili ties here. All our people know Mr. Mobt. More head. Yes. Well, ho is a good fellow --but not married. Well, he ia "think ing about it." There ure rumore in tho air up in that country. Mr. Morehead has a farm of 430 acres-broad acres that wo rode over and we pronouuco it tine land. Of course this hos no con nection with tho ubovo remarks, but the land would be "handy" and not to bo despised. Mr. Morehead wus kind to us. While in Anderson wo heard und saw Mayor J. K. Hood preside in the city court with ease and grace. Mr. Hood showed us over the new city hall end the new court house, which are an hon or to Anderson and are fiuishcd off in modern style. Anderson is building up rapidly. We regretted not being able to accept the kind invitation to spend the night with Mr. Hood. It is a pleasure to say that our young friend is to-day one of the prominent figurer in tho public eye of Anderson. Mr. Kobt. Morehead and Mr. Burns of Concord were very kind. Mr. More head went with us over tho congrega tion. Mr. T. E. Mcconnel and Mr. G. F. McConnel are capital farmers. We counted twelve big banks of potatoes in the yard of Mr. Willie Stevenson. Ho is a very active young man. Con cord is talking about a new church building. The Black Diamond Kaiiro.'id has stirred Anderson. Thu route runs from Columbus, O., to Anderson, S. C. South of Anderson the route has not been ugreedon. Due West has a chance if she wants to pull for the road. The j road is to be a double track line. Mr. Jas. Tribble is the head of the move ment in Anderson. It might bowell for our people to interest themselves in this road. Work of Ruffians. MERIDIAN, MISS., Dec. 21.-Lucy Thomas and her four-year-old boy were shot at Eutaw, Ala,, to-day by soldiers o the First Missouri volunteers, who were mustered out nt Columbia. Tenn., yesterday. The child was shot above the left eye and is not expected to re cover. The mother received a painful wound in the left arra. The soldiers were drunk and disorderly, recklessly shooting into every house as they pass ed. The woman and child were stand ing in the door of their home and prov ed an easy mark for the ruffians. The tiring was done from the train on which the soldiers were en route home and was kept up at other places along the line, but fortunately without further fatal results. Gov. Johnston, of Alabama, has offer ed a reward of $100 for the arrest and conviction of every man implicated in the shooting. Catarrh Cannot be Cared wita LOCAL APPLICATIONS, sa 1W canuo* reach tb-seat of th? disease . at ar rb Is a blood or cunathmioDal disttuo, and In orler to euro lt inn muet tak? i tiler.ml remedies Hall's . aUrrb 'un* is taken tut roaliy. ond nett directly OD the blood and n uous surtaxes Hall a Catarrh r*?ire is Di>t a qttack medicine It was pr.scribed by eoe of the best physicians in this c ttntry for ye;.\ and is a nyular pr. scriotlon It I- com posed or the best tonics known, combined w th tb- best blood purifiers, neting directly on t? e mucous surfaces The perfect combination of tho two Ingredients ia what produces auch wonderful resalta In curing Catarrh. Send for testimon?ala tree _ -ne- _ - lt hurts a person less to be Iu d about than it decs'to lie about others. Pains in the chest when a person has a cold indicate a tendenoy toward pneumonia. A piece of flannel damp ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on to the chest over the seat of Pain will promptly relieve the pain and prevent the threatened attack i of pneumonia. This same treatment I will cure a lame back in ? few hours. Sold hy Hill Orr Drug Co. Leads umption. "I had such a severe case of Catarrh that I lost my hearing in ono ear, and part of the bone in my nose sloughed Off. I was constantly treated with sprays and washes, hut each winter tue disease seemed to have a firmer hold on me. I had finally been de clared incurable when I decided to try S. S. S. It seemed to get right at the seot of the d?pease, ano cured me permanently, for I have lind no touch of Catarrh for seven yenrs. . "MRS. JOSEPHINE POMIII.L, "Due West, 8. C." Those who have lind tho first ^^^^^^^^^^^^ w j 1^ '* *9 lief and found only disappoint ment iii local treatment will find it wise to waste no further time on sprays, washes,. inhaling mix tares, etc., which are only tempo rary and can not save them from Consumption.' Catarrh is a deep seated blooded idease. S. S. S. is the only remedy which can reach tho very bottom pf the disease and cure it permanently. Books sent free by tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga, THE BEST m%y m% POWDER GLASS FOR WINDOWS, GLASS FOR HOT HOUSES, GLASS FOR SHOW CASES. GLASS FQR'-CRAVAT ANO GLOVE CASES. CUT ANY SHAPE WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. EVANS PHARMACY Something Choice to Ea IS what every person w<*nts and I can supply them. I make it a point tn keep pure, fret-h Good*, and can please the , mot fastidious in hui h qnnlity and p'ice. Jot now the house keeper finds it difficult to Hiipply th? table, but if you will give me a call I can help you, as I heep PLA??? and FA??C7 GROCERIES of Every Description. My Stuck cf Canned 0?M>?IS can't be Excelled. FRUITS of all kino's\in s?a on, and when you want to make a Fruit Cake I can supply v?ur demands Fine line of CONFECTIONERIES. TOBACCO and CIGARS. Just received a f.esh lot of POTATOES, CABBAGE, Etc. Yours to please, Free City Delivery. G. F\ BIGBY. The Great Oliver Steel Beam Plow. OVER ten times more OLIVERS sold in Anderson- than any other make. They have been tried. The verdict is unanimous for the OLIVERS. The Steel Beam a great feature. Warranted to stand anywhere. Handled in Car lots we give lowest possible prices. The sizes for this section are Nos. 40,20,19,13, &c. Buy only the Oliver Steel Beam Flows if you are after the best. DISC, SPADING AND SMOOTHING HARROWS, &c. Twenty years experience has taught us the needs of the farmers, and we know our Harrows are just the Implements for this section. An absolute, broad, personal guarantee given by us. SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. g m w fi} *2 Sa o w Q > M & z 0 .<! ta r* M ft CD < ? > ? M _ H O O * ft ? BJ > a 2 ? w O H ? ft s 2 Z ?0 ft Z O H M z ft CO . o o ? mn 09 a ?J THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CO. WILL I? A. Y YOU INTEREST ON YOUR DEPOSIT. Money to lend on mortgage real estate or other approved paper. Office at the Farmers and Merchants Bank. rtOTTON is and will cott tinue to bu the money crop of the South. The planter who gets thc most cot on from a given area at the east cost, i's the one who makes he most money. Good cult* ration, suitable rotation, and liberal use of fertilizers con arning at b ast 3% actual Potash viii insure, the largest yield. Wc will st ml Tree, upon application, mmphleta that will interest every nilton ilanter in tho South. OERriAN KALI WORKS, Ol Nnosr-J St.. New York. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OP ASnKRHOK. COURT OP COMMON PLI2AH. os?ph G CiionlOKlnra. as vi tu MI Ht mi tr of the I Niai.- of furner ti <)>bqrn. >1ec -mc. t, P ai mid, against L. ?J.Osboill, Cl. T Oth-irn. R M. Oe l.'irti, Kc. mn K ni;, nod C rn V uko ry, ai lt .int or Tumut R Osborn, iKo a-ed, end of Catherine. Os burn, il. cunard, mid .1. is.-ph N lt ron it, Do I'm dnntt - SutninouN for Belnif- Complaint, .not fierveil 1*0 Hit' Defendant abovi? named : Ytill arv hereby summoned ?nd readied io zn af.rr tie- Complaint In this action, whldi a tiled in thc ollie? <tl'Hm ('Ink of tho ?curt of 'murnini Pleas, at ndernu li., H C., md to lervo a utipy ol your answer tn*li,., said Complaint in the subscriber ttl bin office, at Anderson V. H.. ?J. C.. witltlu twenty days stier the service he rectal sxclnaive of lite tiity ttl snell service; and il you Tail to answer the l'<uii|dalut within the tim? aforesaid. Ute ft ? i ti 1 i ll" tn lilia aetioti will apply lo ibo Court Tor the rellel demaiided in the Cora plaint. Dated Noretnber SK?. A. H 1898. iiSKl'U N. BROWN, l'Iainiiilti At tm ney, * idcratin, 8. C. [SKAI. | Inns C.. HaTKtMi, i t e I?, To tho Defendants above i nu ed : Take tiutlcu that the t otU|?lattit in this action. lOBClhei wi'li lint Sit.ut ult- lt.Mein a cm y of whleb I? he ewltii nerved u|iOti yo i, were flied tn tho ullJee asl* nie . "lotk ol' the < ourt nf t mn mon Pl as lor the County ol Anderson on tho ?9(1? day of Noven ber, A D. 18MB, ?nd the obj. ct of ibo acion is tu sell tie- Jte.il KM UM- ni Turner R. Os born, deeeas d-(Hi aeres in Kok . owiishlp-fbr payment of debts Mo personal client is made ?gainst you. JOahi'll N ItlUlWN, ? laii.ttlVn \ tut miff Atidoiao?. ti. C., Nov. 29, lHb8. To thu Defendants Ku ina King and Cora Vickory ? ak o II ot leo that unie?? y?u spiny within twee ty d?ys alter the sot*iee ol' this Siimumu. upon ynu tor the appoint n eut of a du.niiau ad llioia to upi ear m tl tieiend i bi? iv linn in your behalf, ibo P aiiitur wilt then apo y to tho Corni for Minti appointment "ii your behalf J 8KI-11 N. BHOWN, 1'lainMtra Att'y. Anderson, H. C , MPV '?a, l8"Jb\._21-6 THE STATE OF SOU?H CAROLINA, COUNTY OP ANDERSON. COURT OP COMMON PE.ISAS. Martha H. Hmlth, na G rai, ten or Caroline E Wei bun, and aa Grantee ot Lemuel U Welborn Oranteo of Wm Harper, John E Harper, Ana lilla lUrper, Calhoun I. Harper, Wm. A Aeksr B C A ntrer, Ma' y J tv mpt,JU atid LurlDdn Wel boro, Plaintiffs, against Martha E Harper. 8t pbla C. Rainwater, narah A Lopa;, Fannie 0. . aulds, Panie M. Bag?dale, Ernest O. Towa aond, Oale H. Towiaend, N M Harper, Robert E House, E mo Strait, Mary J Btruit, Untile G. Strait, Calhoun I?. Harper, William A. Acker A nevill a Harper, Jubu K Harper, Fordy Hc-uao and Wm. 8tra t, Defeodan a.-Summons for Be .iof-Complaint not Sotred. To tbe Defendants above named : YOU are hereby summoned and required te an swer the Cou plaint in this action, of whit* a?*pj? is nsruwiib served ap,u j oe, asa to es rr? a copy of your answer to ino said Complaint oat tbe subscriber at bis office, Anderson Const House, South Carolina, within twenty days afta* the service hereof, exclusive of tbe day of such service; and If you fail to answer the t omplolnt within tbe time aforesaid, the Plaintiff ta tba action will apply tn the Court for the relief de manded in the Complaint. Dated Anderson, d. C , No ember 28, 1888. JOSKPH N BROWN, Plaintiffs' Attorney, [8KAL ] Jona C. WATKi. a, c. o. c. p. To tao D?fendante above i.urned : Take notice that tho ? on plaint in thia action, together with the Summons hoieln, a copy of ?hieb la herewith a?rved upon you, ?ero flied la the office of tbe Cl rk or the Cou t of Cou.moa Pleas for the . ount. of Atidetson, Stat? afo ress il, on tbe .8d day of November, A u 1898, and the obj ct of the selim is lo partition 123 acres of Land In Anderson ounty.s C,atao?sths h-Ire of A,a Harper, deceased. No personal calm to made against ou JOSEPH N. BROWN, Plaintiffs1 Attorney. Anderson, ti C., November 23,1898. To tho Defendants G ?le H Townaend, aa infant and E neat G, T wn end. bi? fatbor. Mary J Strait, an lofant ov?r 14 years of n<o, Hattlo B Strait, an li. rant, and Wm. nt rait, ber father : Tako nott o that tin ea, you, or some one ea yonr heh*!', appll-a within twenty dav? after the norville ol tblsSuii muna upon you for tao ap po nfr tueut of a Gnard au ad lileui for tah) Infanta te ap, ear and d> fend aa d . ellon on their behalf, tho Plaintiffs w ll then apply to tho Court to make auch appointment. ? JOS PH N. BROWN. Plaintiffs* Att'y. Anderson. 8. C . Nov moor 23. Wjg_2H-ft Notioe of Final Settlement. TUE undersigned, Aduiluhnrator oi Batate of Marv I. Martin, deceasd, bpeo ny gives notice that h? will on tbe 2Dth day of Dacoroht-r, 1898, apply to ate Jndgeof Probate for Andornen Coonta, 8. C., for a Final Metttetneut caf aald ? tate, and a discharge from bia ufta a* Executor. _O. T. MARTIM.Adm'r Notice Final Settlement. TUE undermined, Administrator of tho Kulin? "T I. M. Tilley, deceas ed, hereby uiv>s notice that ho will on the "Int tiny January, 18011 apply to the Judt?H of Probate fur Anderson Coun ty for n Final Hottletnent nf said E-ttto, and a d?charge from bia office aa Adtuin ietrator. J. R. TILLEY, Adm'r. I>SC Ul. 1S?IS _ .2i? 5 NOTICE ALL persons havtnp; clainiH U^H?HHI the County ol Anderson will pro -t ut them beton? the Annual Meeting o? tho County B ?ard of Commissioners on the third day of J-tnuurv iiexi, W. P. KN KL? HOVE, Coutitv Wu per vernor. RICE, RICE. CONSIGN M KN TS of R?URh Riio sy belted. Prompt uillling am' relnra of proceeds or aceount SMI^H Uighest market prireH paitl tor Hood ttieo "Cdrolina Hieo Meal" or "t-binr." Ibo cheapest and tu-ht stock f >od on tho mat* ket, for Hal?? at low Ott ure* WEST POINT MILT, CO., Charleston, H. C _Ofit. 2/1, 1S?IS_ 18_2m W G. McGE?, 8URCEON DENTIST. OFFICE- 'ront Ujora, over Punmiru and Me.chants Bank-? ANDERSON, M. ?. Feb ?>. 1308 88