Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ARE NOW R?ADY FOR riv Soring; Business And are showing a large assortment of .ACES AND EMBROIDERIES he latest Spring Styles and newest and neatest designs. SPRING NOVELTIES alicoes and Percales. We are offering an exceptionally p percales. It is 36 inches wide, good quality, and sold erly at 10c. Our price is 5c. per yard. Not remnants, 3r Comes in bolts. You can buy any quantity you Also, good lines of Percales at 6 l-4c. and 8 l-3c. per i and the very best Percales, in New Spring Styles, h 12 l-2c-we are only asking 10c. per yarde Fe also have a new stock of WHITE NAINSOOKS, jed, Checked and Plain, and prettier WHITE DIMITIES, tripes and Checks, than ever before. A good assortment DUCKS, bite and colors. A big line of the newest thing in WHITE WELTS, we pride ourselves on our selection of WHITE P. K'S-, will show you the largest and most up-to-date line of \ in the city. Our Stock of WASH FABRICS |>w complete, and we are ready for the EARLY SHOPPERS wish to get first choice of the New Things. We are |showinff some new things in our BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. Par Stock of DOMESTICS t" io large and complete. In fact, we are ready to supply wants with almost anything in the way of [General Merchandise ! rocexdes, ardware, arm Supplies, AND FERTILIZERS. Yours truly, frown, Osborne & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in funeral ]VIeT*clia,iiciisei ANDERSON, rsi. O Local News, WEDNESDAY, F KB. l?. im. THE COTTON HARKET. Corrected Weekly l>y Brown, Osborne A Co. Strict Good Mddling-<'? = . Good Middling-itt. Stritt Middling-(H. Middling-tl. Stained Cotton-1'?? to Ol. J. il. Grant, Ksq., attended Court in Walhalla last weeli. Thc Alliance Store announces a grand and tina) clearance sale Miss Maud Miller, ot* New York, is in th?' city visiting relatives. Miss May Bamberg, of Bamberg, S. C., is in thc city visiting friends. Thc creeks and 'rivers have all been ou a boom from thc recent rains. Thc cunt inned bad weather is inter fering with all classes of business. The new advertisement of C. F. Jones \ Ci?, is worth your attention. The examination of teachers for thc public schools takes place next Satur day. Tile contractors are expecting a good deal of building in Anderson this sum mer. Next Monday is the last day for mak ing ymir tax return to the County Au ditor. Tho grippe continues its attacks on the people. It spares neither youth nor ugo. Mrs. T.K. Hill has gone to Tit* ton, Ga., to spend a few weeks with her husband. Mr. .1. A. Daniels, of Newberry, has been spending a few days in Anderson with relatives. Mr. W. W. Sullivan, a popular "knight of tlie grip," is at home resting for a few ?lays. Lesser \- Co. arti ottering bargains in shoes. Bead their new advertisement for particulars. Notwithstanding the continued had weather, the sidewalks of tin* city art ju a very good condition. Yon have only two weeks more in which to pay your city taxes. Don't put it oil'until thc last day. Our old friend, Mr. E. T. Leaved, ol Fort Hill, was lu the city hast Sat u rila j and gave us tm appreciated call. The latest Black Diamond news wi have is that the English syndicate wil put np the money.to build thc road. Mrs. Dowling sailed from Tampa Fla., on the ?lrd inst, for Havana, Cuba to join her husband. Lieut. H.S. Dow ling. Messrs. J. 8. Fowler, \V. Q. Ham mond, I?. B. Allen and A. T. Newe spent a day or two in Columbia his week. Mr. W. E. Lee has gone to Mobile Ala., to represent the Anderson Cam] in the annual session of the Woodmei of the World. Mr. T. E. Watkins, who recently tbs appeared from his home in this County returned ti few days ?go and is nov seriously sick. L. L. Mouchet has been appointe! postmaster nt Dean viced. W. Matti son, and .1. Ii. Pruitt, Vice.;. A. Mc Al lister at Starr. If you art! interested in men's wear ing apparel it will do you good to rem carefully the new advertisement of I O. Evans & < 'o. City Clerk Mauldin is cou li ned to hi room on account ot the grippe. Mr. .1 Baylis Lewis is neting City Clerk un collecting the taxes. Chickens and eggs have been brinp ing good prices all the winter. ] would be a good idea to misc poul tr instead of cotton this year. A large number of our subscribe] will visit the city ?luring the session < Court. We hope they will bear i mind that we have plenty of blank r< ceipts. The books.of registration this yet arc open on every Solesdoy in the yeti So if you wish to register yon must tl so on the days named; there are i others. Mr. .!. C. McFall. alter spending week visiting his motlier, .Mrs. L. , McFall, accompanied by his wife, r< turned to his home in Danville, Vu last Friday. Mr. .1. H. lattimer, brother ol' Ct? grossman Lattimer, died at his home Abbeville County on the Nth inst., ugt HO years. A wife and two childrt survive him. Practically no tarin work has bet dont anywhere as yet, on account i the continued wet weather. The aci ago in spring oats will be cut. oil'< j this account. J. J. G ?liner, Esq.? requests us ttl at nomico that he has received the pei sion blanks, and the members of tl Township Pension Boards arc urged call anti get them at once Mrs. W. M. Wilcox, with her tv little sons, Herbert and Janies, ami h little ?laughteri Marion, of Elberto Ga., are in the city visiting lier pa ?mts. Mr. anti Mrs. G. F. Tolly. Chiqunln Lodge, No? 32, Knights Pythias, will meet to-morrow evenin There will be two candidates for tl first rank and four for the third, large attendance of the members desired. The election for Magistrate hast Sa nrday resulted in favor of Mr. 1). Greer, who received 72 votes nguiu (50 votes for Judge Trussell. This w one of the closest races ever held tho town, although there seemed t?i very little enthusiasm ami very litl interest manifested for either cant .date-JJiMie? Pitth Chronicle^ Mr. W. Kealy Gusset!, formerly of Anderson hut now engaged in business ill Quincey* Fla., was in thc city yes terday his way to Now Vork. lie looks hair ami hearty, ami is welt pleased with Iiis new home. Kev. J. C. Johnes returned on Tues day from Anderson, where he went to preach on Sunday. Ile thinks that Anderson is our ol' the most progres sive towns that In; has ever KIMMI in the South.- Vorkvjlle I'.'nauirer. Mrs. Helen !.. Bullock, ol' Kl ni ira. N. Y.. national organizer ol' the NV. C. T. I'., will lecture in tin-City Hall Mon- I day. Fol?. 201 h. al S o'clock, p. m. The ladies of our local I nion earnestly and cordially invite thc public io In pres eut. Thc Court ul General Sessions con venes next Monday. The uno will !??. a busy on?', as then1 arc about thirlj prisoners in.jail, besides a number who arc ont on bond, awaiting trial. Ju rors and wit nessi's should he on hand prompt ly. The con I inned hail weat IHM* has intel re red considerably willi thc country mail service the pas! two weeks. < >n account of the high waters on tin streams ami the had condition ol' the loads the carriers were unable to make theil usual trills. When you attend Court next week give Kiley's Dining Kooma call, next door to the 1 sri i.l.K.I:N< i i: building, il' you want to get a good meal at a low price. Mrs. Kiley superintends the tahle and knows just how to prepare and serve you a square meal. The dance at the Hotel Chiquilla last night was a most enjoyable occasion and attracted a huge crowd of young people, many visitors being present from neighboring towns. The music was furnished by the Fifth Massachu setts Regiment Hand, now encamped at Greenville. The Charleston and Western Caro lina Railway beg to announce t hat all one thousand mile hooks of their issue sold after February 8th, l*im, will be honored for passage over the Colum bia, Newberry and Laurens and Atlan tic Coast Line Railways. The atten tion of the drummers are especially called to this arrangement. The Hartwell (Ga.l Sun says: "Mr. R. ll. Dove died at his home near Bowersville, Ca., on Monday morning, February (Ith, 1890, of peritonitis, lb was about 72 years old. He was a citi zen of Hart County for about fourteen years. Ile leaves a wife and t wo grown children. Anderson, S. C., papers are requested lo publish notice of his death." Mr. R. NV. Henderson, of Anderson, formerly corporal in company C. First South Carolina Regiment, has returned froma trip to Cuba. He reports the Second Regimenl doing very well, hut wanting to come home. KusincsH there, he says, is unstable, but it is the general expectation that there will be a "better time ahead" next fall.-Co lumbia Stu te, YMh. We invite your attention to the ad vertisement of the bicycle department ol' the Sullivan Hardware Co. Tin manager of this department, Mr. W, AV. Sullivan, thoroughly understand? his business, and is now ready to show you the 'JW models. He handles tin most reliable wheels manufactured and if you contemplate buying one bi sure and give him a call. His prieei will jilease you. The Seneca correspondent of tin tlvouee Mens says: "Mr. J. Mit Simp son, half brother of Mrs. Dr. J. lt drown, wli6 left this place about threi years ago to take charge of Mr. M. W Coleman's orange grove in Fla., wa shot and killed near Tampa, on Feh. :! Full particulars not know n. He wa thirty-live years old." Mr. Simpsoi has a number of friends and relative in Anderson County who will regret t hear of his death. The marriage ol' .Miss Rosabel] Smart, ot Troy, and Kev .1. F. Singh ton, of Feuilleton, S. C., has been an non need to take p! .ce at the heme ? the bride on Feb. 21st at IU.:H) in th forenoon. Miss Smart has visited i Abbeville und many people w ill cxtcn to her good wishes for her future lil'? Kev. Mr. Singleton has preached in tli Rapt isl Church at this place dunn two protracted meetings and our pi-? pie congratulate him on the good luci - Abbeville M?dium. Mrs. tl ano Ann Atlger died in Char leston on tin* evening ol' thc 7th inst. Mba Adgcr was an ? . 1 ? 11 . 11 > haly, and lesivos a largo family circh? to cherish her memory, '^'ic deceased was prom - i m ut tor many years in goml works, ami l'or a long period was secretary ol' Ila' Con fe? lora to Home in I'liarloston, to which slur was a ?lcvol?'?1 friend. She has no( long lingered after her broth ers, Hov. John lt. Adger. 1>. I?., and .Mr. .1. Kllisou Adger, lim record ?d' whose deaths it has lu i n our painful duly to notice within tin- last icu mont hs. Mr. William M. Kiowa died ai his home, near Mountain liest, lYhruaiy .ld, 1SSW, alteran illness ol une week. Iii' was horn in Abbeville County, October '.Villi. IMI?, but in carly child lo mil Ins parents moved io Amlei '.tui Coiiuly, w'here he remained until |N7?i. In the early pan ?d' I hat year lu- um veil t< ? t leoma- County, where he li veil until ldc ? 1 ;iN ot his death, in earl\ mun lonni In- professed a hope in 4'ludst, aiidall through his life his daily wall, ami dully conversation proved him io hen Christian <?l ibo highes) type. I\ : ?Wi < < \tH i ii r. j Mrs. Manha Chainbhe, wile ol \|?.! K. C. Chambh'o, died suddenly al In r home in Helton lust .Sunday night. (?ii Monday morning she did not got ont nf Ind al her usual hour, and her hus band, thinking that she was steeping, did not disturb her. Later he went io lier bedside and found her dead. Mrs. Chamilico w as about iii' yours ol'age. and lnt?l long been alllictcd with i lien - mutism. Sh?' was a most excellent wo man ami had long been a devoted member of the Baptist Church, lier remains were interred ni Helton on Tuesday, li?*v. NY. T. Tate conducting the rimerai services. The many stylish fashions so hand somely portrayed in Thc Uvsojuvr for Mureil arc most springlike anti attrac tive, whether designed for ladies, misses ?ir little folks. Shirt waists in every imaginable sty!?* sir?- illustrated, in addition to costumes, wraps, fancy waists and underwear. The millinery paget, show advance models for ?rnw hats. Twenty-two fancy woi? pat terns are giv?'ii this mouth, accom panied by full working directions, and "The Children's Sewing School" will probably set more than one motlier to thinking. The literature ol' the Mandi number is excellent, both as regards (jauntily and quality. \Ye have on ? our desk u copy ol' '?CahTchce. of Ken wee,"'a descriptive poi'in. a very neut and interesting little book, by Kev. .1. VY. Daniel, of Abbe ville, S. C. Tho story of thc book isa historical fact, and ridules to the days when this section of South Carolina was occupied by the Indians. Those who have read the poem speak in glowing (erins of it. There ure many traditions in tho past history of ?un people, and every writer who attempts to record them should be encouraged, The author of t his poem is a brother ?il Ii?'v. \V. \Y. Daniel, past?ir of the First Methodist Church in this city. It it for sale by Messrs. ii. \Y. Vaut & Soi at 40 cents a copy. Robbed the Grave. A RtartMnK incident nf which. Mr. Johr Oliver, ?if rhiladelphia, WHS the subject is n n mud by him HS follow: "I was ir H most dreadful condition. My skin wai almost yellow, eyen sunken. tongue couteil pain continually in back anil ?iden, n< appetite-gradually growing, weaker din by dav. Three phy alelan s '?ad given nu up. Fortunat ely, a "friend advised try inj .K'cctrii: Bitter* :' and tn my great joy HUI surprix, thu first, bottle mnde H decide? improvement. 1 continuad their use foi three we'k1*. and tim now a well man. know they saved my life, and robbed th pravo ?f another victim No one ahouh l*-?il tn (rv th?-tn. Univ 60 cts. per bottle lt 11 il I-Orr Co's. Urug Store. The Electric City Shoe Store in Kellin their mi ti re sto?'k bf Winter Shoes at ?'om It, will pay you to go there for you shoe*-", (?reat bargains 'lil-tf. Illackumith Toola ure ottered HO elma hy Sullivan Hard war? Co. that thoHinal est tanner-? will lit 1 that iL will pay thei to buy un outfit. by spocia'. arrangement with a tirs class Art Studio we are enabled to malt tba following oller to our Customers: \\ lilrnish you with a card, and after ye have purchased gooda tn the amount' .<.i.(;o fer cash al our Store wo will indon it. It will thoo entitle you to one-hfl dozen ol* the heat (?losa Cabinet Photo anti ono lile si/.e 1-1x17 enlargement of tl sumo upon payment of only si.ILS. Tl work niven with thia oller is positive! uiiaratiteed to be Jirst-clHHH and those n bold i UK tickets will be charged the roi?i lar price, *3?,00. Tah o advantage of th grRiul ofter. Brock Brus. When the weather prohibits Bicycling it's our opportunity to talk '99 Models. fi AND Crescent. Represent ever practical Bicy cle improvement of the year. Eight in PRICE and unap proached in QUALITY. Sulllivan Hardware Co. Now have their '99 Models on exhibition, and invite every one to come and examine them. W. W. SULLIVAN, Manager Bicyele Department. Our business has been successful, and wc extend our sincero thanks to our patrons and friendo, and wish for them, as wei* as ourselves, a prosperous "New Year."' We always keep in shape. We have Shoes in all thc latest lasts and toes. They will be a little heavy for our Spring business, so they must be moved to make room for our Spring Stock. PRICES ARE CUT IN TWO. You lind low prices and solid leather. Men's, Youths, Ladies* and Misses' Shoes-any price you wish. Our new style Hats-Shell Bands-are quite the rage. Grays, Pear's, Tans and Newturies. Come and see how one will look on you. Our Clothing Department Is broken. What we have you can buy at your price. Every one knows we are head and shoulders above competitors. Down they go, and they will go at the Cut Prices. "Seeing is believing." IMPORTANT NOTICE EVERYTHING IN OUR . . . WINTER WEIGHT SHOES Come and look through and see if you can't find the size you want. Every pair guarantee!. Remember WE SELL THEM FOR LESS." You i s for Reliable Slices, COBB & C?I^YYTOJS?, The Shoe Stun; People in Masonic Temple. Bia)'* Can't give you Trading .Stamps with the above Goods. SIT ON THE FENCE AND SLEEP! . . . Wm. .I*, tho procession passes If you want to. Nobody will disturb you. Kilt ii you are alive to your own interests* arouse yourself, shako ?if slumber, climb into ibu hand-wagon*and wornt your way with tho crowd to THE JEWELRY PALACE OF WILL. R. HUBBARD! They that want tho best and prettiest to be obtained in Diamonds, Jewelry, .Silver and Plated Ware, Watches and Clocks that will keep time and ure backed with ?1 guarantee, Finn Chum and < ?lasswar? and beautiful Novelties, know that to Will. iL Hubbard's is th? place lo go. They that want honest treatment know that this is th? place to lind it. All Gooda aro jual as represented, ami are fully envered by guar antee The young man who has a irirl and wants to keep her goes there. Hubbard will help you keep her. The young married couple goes there to beautify their little luune. Ilubbard beautifies it for you. The rich people go thete because they can alford it, and th? poor there, also, because they can alford it. ??r Kvorvthing NKW and UP T< ? DATIL ?r* KNG'UAVINfJ FR KR. WILL R. HUBBARD, .Jewelry Palace, next to Farmers and Merchants Punk. Look Out for my Sew Ad. Next Week. ALLOW mc to thank you all for the liberal patronage of last year, and also in Christmas Goods, which 1 appreciate very much. In the meantime if you need a NICE COOK STOVE don't forget I am Headquarters for Stoves. ^ Respectfully, JOHN T. BUHRISS.