The Anderson intelligencer. (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, April 12, 1899, Page 4, Image 4
Intelligencer
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-IX MONTHS.
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'l im |M-M|'I< "I Iii.Mill;, :i .ii! -. .
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..louth ul 11 (l-l - nuil In I Iii il i in lum ii
ii ||!s III . \> l \ lilli' "! iii- -|(i?-. hull!
- tnijlt - t.Hill-.
Mn n!i.II.H- VMIIK .ninnie mn -ni
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inn IH i un pl nuil \ ?poi oil- ?ii'l inn.
Tin- 1,'iiilirnii . I ./i s;i\ - l lu i i- i - i \ i i \
'inln-.il mn timi nut less lliiiii ."t.UUU miles
. il m u lailxx a x tv ill lu- Itllilt in I he
'niled Slnli- III |s!l!i, represent j up II ll
lives! melli ni .limul * Kin.nOn.nun. \\
file present linn- mri I.HUH miles ?ne
. it her mulei r?uitrurt ur :n-t itilllv uiiiier
enlist niel inn.
The Ne? Yuri? f\miin>j /'MN/ sny s I lu
.\lliei ?rilli peuple nie lui lip Irl I ill plo
t ??ll III I ipuitliilli'i ?IS lu lin- pnliry i>l tin
pox m iiuietil lowanl tin filipinos, hut
! lint t ile presiilehl's hi i 111 re lo ;m linn nee
i pojicx III;I\ -iinplx menu Ililli lie has
nom-, nml Mint, like Hotspur*s wile, lu
is merely re lust up to mil i whit I lu- iii li
mit Know .
. ll is saul the Uepii jilie.-ni jenders have
ilisennleii linn plan In inline tin
smith's represe mat iou tn ('impress on
in omit ol the 11 ?-ll a Ililli-.'-' I ul tu
pines. Tin \ I't nt lill that lin nlea ul
husiiip i <-pi eseiil a t iou upon lite votes
ra-l. instead ol lipon po|iiilat ion, would
a fieri immy Northern Stales ns well ns
?he Southern Slates, lt seems that
they tailed to realize that Mindi a pilli
would shuni IHM M. ?
Ala II \ pu I il ir olheials are heroin inp sn
corrupt that they are a iiuisatire. .lust
observe how the old thing works. First
the ufticiiil steals everything in Hight,
then tin- pen]de are taxed tn pay for a
latee of an investigation, and I he winde
thing is usually whitewashed. What
we want is tu have the laws enforced.
We have plenty nf laws and ginni laws
-but too many shyster ..attorneys"
and brainless "jedpes" tn manipulate
them.
Tile Washington Vont and thc New
Orleans V?nt anne are enpagetl in a dis
cussion nf the relative merits of lump
ing and electrocution as thc means of
executing murderers. What sectus to
lie must needed just at t h is j tt ur turn is
sume improved plan of pet t inp murder
ers into the hands ?d' the executioner.
I tot h the rope and the electric current
will kill. If they contd lie employed
ofteiKT it wuttld be for the pond nf the
country.
.Justice Stephen .1. Field, ul the
Knited States Supreme Court, retired,
died ul his linnie In Washington las!
Sunday. Hr lind bren a member of tin.'
Knurl fur nearly thirty-five years, bax -
Ing been appui nt ed bx I'residen I Lin
coln. I hiring hi> term lu- w its con
?rcriicd in some uf the most important
'cases ever passed upon liv the Supreme
Court. He was a member nf the
I layes-Tilden" Kiertural Commission in
1N77, and voted with the Democratic
minority.
'.rile women of tin- city nf lleattie,
Kansas, have taken ?harpe of the
municipal government. A few ?lays
ago tin* city election occurred. There
were two tickets, ?me composed ?d' xv??
tnen ami the ot her of men. Mrs. Charles
Tut ten was elected Mayor, ami Mrs.
Sheldon, Mrs. Schlight. Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Killin and Mrs. Watkins Wai siens.
whilcMisst VNeil, for clerk, won easily.
Their administr?t inn ?d' the city affairs
w ill lu- watched with interest through
out tlu- country.
'Hie National Ih-partmciit ul Agri
culture ha- beru invest ipa! ?lip ihr ?Mist
ul'rut Inn prow inp, ami the results nh
tained by it. allhouph not perfectly
sat isla?-101 x. an intel t -t mThe tidal
returns lo tin- plantet on an average
Were ??M?'.O'!. pix ?uv him a m l protit ol'
>'"?.(?l per acre. The results fruin sen
island enttnii pax?* Ihr plantel a net
prntil ?if sd.?0 an arr?-. The iuv?-stipa
tinti showed t hal tn Intuit r?ist sis.Ki
to market a bale ol cotton in Alabama
lo l.iverpuol. xxhilr in isji'I thc rust was
Assistant Attorney Hencrai I . N
Hunter has died au opinion in reparti
to th?- school lau xvhieh may bax?' great
effort upon stuppinp the further pur
chase ?if charts, ami xvhieh may lead tn
the rejection of a number ot warrants
now outstandinp. Il?> interprets tIn
law to mean that no supplies ?-au' be
bought duriupoue school year ami paid
fur ?mt ?d'th?- finnis of another year, as
lins been done in many instances. His
opinion xvas rendered in compliance
xv it h a request from Mr. W. ll. liarton.
superintendent of education ol'Hreen
x ill?- County.
- Thc man who sit- down to wait
fora poldon opportunity to come ulong
never has a i onifortablc seat.
- I.ovf' i> a leoline that render:'
sonic 1.pb- unfeeling after marrir.vrc.
lb ...i ..-?.I I'nailer. ( il i. n- nf AIMI.TMUI.
::. ?liin^ lu fi-?!?- tri?- appcaiatii ? .1! - . :
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sigiu 'I ..< IIi/i II.'" l in u nti l of thai
silt i < le i* < v ? < 1 ? * j 111 \ ii pi.H tirai liusiiu
i.KUI, .L-ivMig waining to i.! - !' I li iv, ? :'?
/iii-, illili tiltia- - wi tun?, i in i In* ri^ il I
i! il i?t inn. billow in-_ in !:.. palhni In"
jongi'e$s?\ r . oiiiinunit u - i.in!t?" J
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nlit.liliniV - ni.ii.li labm. 'I'll?.' tn.III;,
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. MU i -i ni 11 nu 111 lu i lu int lou ina ti il
la i I ni HIL- . i nd i i rt ia in l> ni lin- I inti il
Stall -. pi i nap- ni Mn- \\ Imli <\ ni lil. ami
iii.ii 11 M - 111 : i v 11 i 11111 ? . ? . t" tin i ml II st r\ ian
dr 111 ? : i -111 ? ? I ami liiuiti-ii milv liv lin
ili'liiaml Im I In . ma II n I n< ! n i i ii product
ami tin- ra pac i t v ul lin- Sunt lu i li -nil
tn -11 j ? j ? I \ lin-law mad-rial. A ti impor
tant Irai un* ?ii lin- indus! rial progress
il il ri Hg the past year is i In - il iv chipmnil
ut Mn- [ilani at mn factory. Charlotte.,
X. C.. has bren lol a long time ihr
hraih|liartris lui tin- i|rvrlopuirlil of
tin- colton nil industry, w liirh luis
I iron gli I ihr -iiil from being. ?is it was,
almost a wa slr proilurt. to tin- position
of an i in ] M n lani raw uialrrial. An ex
Iriisivr work has liri'ii ilour in I his dr
vrlopmrui liv a Charlotte company,
which in ihr last few y ra rs has given
particularattriition to ihr construction
of colton factories, ami has recent l,\
I ut nm la 11 il plaits Cor I he const ruction
ol a rnmhiuc plant In gin colton, misil
lin- -I I il. ami luaitufacldlr lin- cotton
imo lilith. Tlii> will eliminate many
pioeesses. such as haling the cotton,
handling ihr sm I, eic. Thrrr will hr
also ot lin saving such as hagging ami
lie-, freight ami labor. Numerous
ot lui instances couhl lie citril, univ
fearing lliat space in VOID valuable
papei is limited. (>nlv the other day
the writer noticed an article in thc
Chai lui te Xnrs under ihr heading, "A
Mill that Tani for itself in five Years.''
This article had reference lo thc Tren
ton mill, (i aston in. which has just
closed its lift h year ol'existcm-e. Thc
dividends of Ihr previous four yea l's
amount to si? veil ty prr cent, of thc cap
ital stock invested, and this year a
dividend of thirty per cent, was de
clared, showing that thc mill has actu
ally paid for itself hy it? earnings in
live years. Ilcsides this there is a sur
plus of ?^2,000 on hand. This is a re
markable record for judicious invest
ments in cotton mills in the Piedmont
Hell, which should be properly pre
scnted to all who have never hereto
fore considered an investment in a
cotton mill, more especially should
this matter be pressed upon our New
England brethren who are admitting
that thc manu facture of cotton goods
belong to the South. During the llrst
three months of this year nearly ten
million dollars have been ami arr being
invested in the Cotton States in cotton
mills alone. South Carolina is build
ing some, hut the largest enterprises
of X?'W Knglaml capital ure locating in
North Carolina, t?rorgia and Alabama,
and why ! I localise in thc States named
thc people arc working day and night
to secure these enterprises, but in what
position arc we hew to accomplish
any thing in the direction indicated?
Wc have an organization fin name
only) that at times has a meeting with
empty benches, without any pecuniary
aid for the dissemination of such lite
rature as would be setting forth our
exceptional advantages we are in a
position to oller to manufacturer*,
namely, cheaper pow than any other
town in this entire section can oller,
and yet other communities arr securing
these enterprises.
St t ange indeed this muy appear to
some, while to the close observer of
events it looks very plain. We arc
simply expecting something for noth
ing, and whatever can bc had for noth
ing as a rup* is wurt h nothing.
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Program ol I nion .Meeting. :td District.
Thc I'liion Meeting ol' Urd district of
Saluda Association meetswith flat Kock
church Saturday before ihe ."?th Sunday
in April. I Si??.
Introductory sermon hy Kev . < .. L.
Martin, ?I o'clock Saturday: alternate,
Kev. .1, V. singleton.
Organization of I'ti'mn.
Ileccss. -to minutes for refreshments.
'.st ijuery: What arc thc Hilde require
ments fm- contributions to missions from
whom and how'.' Speakers, Kev. .1. K.
Singleton and Hon. .1. K. Hroazeale.
-'ml ijuery: Has the work of the Holy
Spirit been complete?! in the r?g?n?ration
and hirth of a soul into the kingdom of
Cod'.' speakers. Kev. Win. H row ll and
Kev. .1. p.. Herron.
Kai h of tin above subjects to hu open
to general discussion of live minute
speeches.
Kev. O. .1. Copeland to preach the Mis
sionary sermon on Sunday, at !*_' o'clock
itt.: Kev. Wm. llrown. alternate.
Ky the committee.
.1. lti.i ION WATSON.
Sunday-School Cn'mn tn mee' on Sun
day. io a. m.
Devotional exercises, :',o minutes, con
ducted hy .1. W. Kskew.
speeches hy Urethren I.. P. Smith and
T. T. Wakefield on subjects of their
choice tho balance of time occupied in
singing and speeches np to the hour of
preaching Missionar> Sermon,
Kt v. WM. Know \.
- . ?Sm ?
hun Klug stoves are suM in Anderson
only l>v Osborne ,v <LI> irne.
I rilli!) Ii?m
hil', .. tu -lill Ix? l J' ul: . h. I i?\ i ir.I.lt-.
?lil!?! I In- lunn (< lal i-i -i \ ?olt'if ? lo -ii
tin u ai in Ma) moi liing?. v\ hen th?-)
. .ai) ?iii -- in white ..ml ;i ?; mi lin ii
ino-ii iiraaiilul }oifk> lo ? at?rii : I M-aux
. ' ! tm -111 i 11 .
Mrs. May Tinnm,.-.m. v. ho h.;- n
in !..? lili- li?-ultil !m -nii.i : mi'. - in t .
tel, nlld wc hoi M i, we ni a) .. in r
.ul! ap.li IT.
\|?-.,-, 1.11--?.. W. lholli . Malua
I holii(i-?Mi, VAM ul li?hi'.? i!!ii-i '.< a--ti
fjd. . o Im. in, m ami iii..-.;::! ;.uin_'
?.lilli -. .o < na J?.I hi. il |?\ Ml. liai lim!)
ThjitiipvHi. - ..nt Saiiii?|.i) hipht ami
Sarnia*, in ?nu inii|-l. Wi n|i.i-ii!
'. : ho-?- ni nu: iailii ?. und hope it
\\\\\ 'a>! in ;ni- ?a-i ?inm ?oin?
alni.lal. !m| wi- ;,|\\a)?i .-...!. HM -:|iil
in . abb ;. mi i.,_ .>. .?jil?;.
Mi, ? t.-i-ai -.i i., iii - ha - lu ? ii \ i-j I ?pp
-i-t?-i. Mi-. |!tiv'?-|:ia Thonip.-oii.
Mri S a i i ? I ? t - -. '.'t.'- [ io) m la i ) ntl lip
niaa. am! ar1?- a|v,aiv> -la.i to h..-. *
lum \ i-ii in uiii II uiiuiti r it) .
M I. .lui.? Iliihiiiiiin.nl >i pl I j.s .ha
in i h in o"! ci limn til|it\ \ i ri I inp 11 h m I -
ami a Li'ai ? 'mm- agillU. you an
alua)'*, 'AI h'iiliM'il.
A Jill I : - lui i- ami all tia ho) - all?!
jil I - an i ia vi lip their .fiji j try ?lip': to Inn!
-.ihn- um . --nilli write " t nul-." ot III*] -
ail ..Inn!-.." hil? tin- IllllllUSt .*\|i|il
tun!-" -AI- havi -.rn wen- i w u thal I wu
. i i lain Im) - rein ? i v?-?l. The rumposi'l'S
ol i huse t w ?i "funis" sip ne?11 heil name?
. lot-) Scruppin>" mil "Maiv .laue
Scrapper." ami I 11 . 11 ;? ? ? 11. Mr. Editor,
tin wriiinpwas asimilas the naines,
ami it those lair you np halals write
-inh letters to tln-ii iieau.X a- those
"louis" were we would like a p?-?'p at a
letter.
The Saturday night prayer meetings
are attended with much interest. Tin
one next Saturday night will heal Mr.
1'iiow n's. I .et all come.
Wishing the INTI.1.1.1?.t s? \:u and all
its lon e much happiness, we are thc
S.\ MI. S. m u h l'un .
Mt. lt ct kel Kerns.
K ve ry body i- busy tryiup tu pet
ready fur plowinp win n the weather
pel - t a vol able.
Mr. W. h. Kt hi ?dp?- an.I lamil) \i-i
led tin- latter's parents last Friday.
Tun nt nut' y?iunp penis. Messrs. .lim ;
Murdock ami l.'hailoy Saylurs worship- ;
ped at M hlw ay Sunday.
Mr. li. II. .Mel.aili, oin- "I our indu-- !
I linus yoiuip tai mers, has lett ii-.
Tw?i ut nur yuiiiip men have pur
chased new buggies, i . ii 1-. i Iii- means
business.
Mr. S, F. Fisher has erected a nice j
new dwelliiip and says he is tired id
batching lleisguing to gel him upa
cook.
Uev. H. I*. Mifclu-11 preached an ex
cellent sermon at Martin Grove School
house last fourth Sunday and is going
to preach next fourth. All are invited
to attend.
Mrs. \V. J. Saylors, sr., lias been on
the sick list, for the past two weeks,
but we are glad to say she is improv
ing.
Wheat in this section is looking tine,
but the fall oats are badly damaged hy
the cold weather.
Miss Mallie Strickland, of this sec
tion, visited Miss Fran?e Strickland, of
('lobe, Thursday.
Mrs. IL 1'. Griffin and her daughter
visited her sister, Mr.*. IL F. Pruitt,
last week.
Mr. Calvin McClellan, of Lowndes
ville. was in this section last friday.
Conn- again, Mr. McClellan, yon are
always welcomed in our midst.
(?ur people arc enjoying good health,
with few exceptions of bad colds.
A Seuix?; CHAP.
?.I...-. I#A?MI3
api/m j ?.veins.
The health of this community was
never better.
Mr. Willie Cann and wife worshipped
at this Church last first Sunday.
Mr. William Elrod and wifeworship
I ped here the first Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Brock and her two chil
dren, from Honett Path, visited Mys.
Erwin recently.
Mr. A. A. Carpenter nod little daugh
ter, from Neill's (-rock, visited relative?
in our burg last week.
There is a v*,ray horse near Earle's
Bridge, und the last account ve had of
it the owner hud not called for it.
Miss i othella Milam closed her school
at Oak (.?rove last week.
Then- w ill be a Sunday School Con
ference nt this Church . Saturday, 1."Vth
inst. On Sunday at '! p. m. the Lord's
Supper w ill be administered.
Two G tn i.s.
Met linc Itetii
In' tai mers arc get t ?uv alon- y?Ty
U< ll Willi till il Wi.ll,. lillipilli I ?ll-' I lill
liail wi,illn r. I iluii't lliink I i'Vi'1 suv
-m il weatlu-r in my Itt*?* a- wi- -in hnv
ju-* now.
K?-v. K. C. Ligoti preached an IIIM I
?.sting .sermon ai ??'olnii- Siimlav, '.'ml
inst.. i??a large congi ?'gat inn.
Tim imitai tcr|\ Conference wa.- lu hi
.it I'un iih iicc ";a-t Finlay. Kev. .1. I?.
W ?Ison, I lu* Presiding ! :?*l?-r, wa- with
'i - ami prcu?*hcd a lim' sci limn.
JA? .ni glnij tn sa\ Mr.-. < haili?*
Swcltnii, who has IK CU i-onlim-d i?? her
lonni with la grippe lui -eveial w?*?*Us,
; - allic lu lu- np ava in.
Mi-. -I. C. i Slimer .uni -un. lillie
\ I hell, wini hav?- IIIIII .ii\ ill are
..'lum m il again.
Miss Cairo Campbell, who hu-been
-pi in I HIV a w hih- m ||;ut (ninny, lia.,
i ? lill neil home las! Saturday, aci'oin
paiiieil l.\ lu i brothel alni -i-n r. M'\
.uni Mi-. I'. ( . l ailiphell.
l in fellow i h.ii iii i\t lu- i v.,, Illach
In ?!>?.- surely mn-i have some nt I rac
: mil o vi I un | he 11 \ ? i, ti.- lu- ian l??- M en
^uilig aver (hal wa\ \ei\ often,
Mis- Kihi Sherard, wlm has hoe ii
I ? 11 c h i 11 v -limul ;ii Kidgc Spring, l*e
!!!!ni il hutne lasl Salnnlay, ami I sus
sed t In n - were several heal t - sadilcneil
\t\ lu-rileniirture. lint ii won't In- very
long mil ii she will come hack in (euell
lui us again, so j lt si wail patiently.
We ?Ile ghul lu -late thal Mrs! .1. I*.
Aliiohl, who has Inen -irk lor thc past
loni iiioiiths, seems in lu- improving.
IIUN'I KNOW Win?.
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Mt. Bethel Items.
Tim weat herstill continues hail ami
very lillie tai tn work has been ilium yet.
Kev. 1?. A. Swindler pleached ?ill cx
eelli-ut sermon at Ml. I'.ethel last S?m
il..v.
Mr. W. C. Shirley is all smiles. It is
a hounring boy.
Mr. W. J). Hillridge has been on the
sick list with grippe. Weare ghul to
suv bc is convalescing.
Slr. Tilden Strickland and his two
sisters, of (?lobe, visited th?* family of
Mr. I" N. Stickland Saturday night
ami Sunday.
There wore quite a number of visi
tors at Mt.Ilethellas! Sunday. Among
them we noticed Miss Lura McMahon
and her brother, Keese, of Globe.
Mr. Calvin McClellan and Iiis (.harm
ing sister. Miss Kula. of Lo wildes viii?:,
w ere hi this section Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss'( orrie Milford, of First Creel*
svetion, spent tile greater pur! of last
weeli wit fi her sister, Mrs. ll. |\
Mitchell.
Mr. T. C. Pruitt, wife and little
daughter, Mei ti?1, visited their son. Mr.
.1. M. Pruitt, Saturday night.
Mr. ('alvin Dodson, of Donalds, wor
shipped at Mt. Met Itel.
Mr. timi Mrs. Frank Mcl.aiu visited
thc latter's father, Mr. ,WSi. Murdock,
Sunday.
Thc people of our community arc ?*n
joying goo?! health, except a few cases
ol sore throat and grippe.
A Sl'KlN'i: CHAP.
I'cnilh'toii Items.
? Kev. ll. P. Heid attended th?'South
Carolina Presbytery. In consequence
his Church was closed last Sunday.
Thc young ladies selected by Camp
Tally Simpson, HMM, Confederate Yct
erims, to solicit aid for the Charleston
Kennion, will please hand in or send
what cash they may have on hand to
W. M. Gibson, Treasurer, so he can
send it in. Any provisions they have
! promised can bc sent in later.
E. H. Shanklin, Esq., was in the city
of Anderson first of last week.
Pendleton lins had a bnd case of the
gold fever. Prospectors have been on
thc old Hopkins place, which was
Sartly owned by the late Dr. H. C.
filler. In the party was an assayer
from 1 hilouaga, Ga,, who pronounced
thc leaders ns being first-class. We
hope the rind will prove a boom to Pen
dleton, ns it is only two miles from
here.
Mr. E. G. Evans, Jr., was incur town
last week. We hear that he expects to
move here and go into business. We
will be glad to welcome him back to
our town. TELL TALK.
- Cork, if sunk twenty feet in the
ocean, will not rise on account of the
pressure of the water.
- ?Ye love ourselves, notwithstand
ing our faults, and we ought to love
our friends in like manner.
Robbed the Grave,
A startling incident, of which Mr. John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, wai the subject,
is narrated by him aa follows : "I waa in
a most dreadful condition. My akin waa
almost yellow, eyes sunken. Longue coated,
paiu continually in back and sides, no
appetite-gradually growing weaker day
by dav. Three pbyaiclans had given me
up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying
'Electric Bitten and to my great joy and
surprise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. I continued their UM for
three we dc?, and am now a well man. J
know they saved my life, and robbed the
Srave of another victim No one should
?ttl to try them. Onlv 50 eta. per bottle at
liill-Orr Co's. !>rug Store.
DR, J. Wilkins?>D Jervey,
PRACTICE limited exclusively to Dis
eases of the EY?, EAR, NOSE and
THROAT, will be at the Hotel Chiquola,
Andernon, S C., every T0E8DAY even
ing, (commencing April 18th, 1899.) at
8 p. m., and will remain until -2 30 p. m.
of the following day. 42-2
STOVES, TINWARE,
CROCKERY.
VLAUGH LINK, enrefully selected to suit the public. We sell the Iron King,
Kimo and GarlMtid Stoves and Hanges, and the Times and Good Times, Ruth,
Cottage and Michigan ?'<><k Stoves, ranging in price from $7.00 to $3f>.00. All are
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, if not money will be rotunded. Be eure you
make us a call befor?? buying a Cook Stove. Wo are bound to sell you and are BUre
to please you. We will tako your old-Stove in part payment for a new one.
Our TIN WA RE is the best on the market.
We carry a well selected Stock of CHINA, such as Dinner Sets, Tea Sets and
Chamber Sots
We also carry a full line of PORCELAIN O00DS.
Also, H nice lino of O LASS WAUK.
We do all kinds of ROOFING-Tin Rooting, Slate Roofing-and Repair work.
We will be pieased to have you give us a c*ll before buying.
OSBORNE & OSBORNE.
??. B.-All Accounts due Osborne >t Clinkscales must be settled.
Get WHEELS in
your head and.
- AT -
$50.00
STEAB.NS, STERLING,
BARNES' WHITE FLYER,
VICTORS
Bicycles on easy terms.
THOMSON CYCLE WORKS.
DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnership of Geo. NV. Kant
V Hon, ill til?' Hook Mint Stationery Bus
iness, w;is dissolved by mumal consent
february int, ls?'.'.
G ICO W. KANT.
KU KI 'S KANT.
BKN. K. KANT having bought an in
terest in the luislne.ss, the Copartnership
in future will be carried on uudor tho
name ni KKK KS KANT A UKO.
Kl*PI'S KANT.
BEN. K. KANT.
April 1, lvi'i -ii :;
18 THIS THE WINTER
Of our discontent lingering in the jap
of Spring, or does thu mocking inni s
melody awaken Ibo glad echoes of the
appin orchard, ami rem iud tim glad world
thai plum time is coming.
Ves, wo have struck one blow that pro
duced instant death to fickle Winter. Wo
struck him broadsides witli our match
less line of SPRING GOODS at prices
neither lu- nor competition can Bland.
Tho sledge hammers we name below ar?
for coin petition* to stare and wonder at,
but not to resist :
.ca Good Sheeting, No. I, at 2Jc. vd.
? ? Extra Heavy, yard-wide, at lc.
ZS Beat Typhoon <iingham at5c.
ja**5*. I Oe. line heavy, fancy ami solid
a t jj color Ducking at Tic
*?? .. A little world of assorted Bolling,
c x ii 7?r, Curtains, etc., at ?c.
/".'Sm : Best Windsor Cambric at ic.
j c ?j Martha Blue Prints, pretty, at lc.
S'S e American and Merrimac Indigos
? u 2 I at fie.
?.Eel Solid (Jil Color Calico at ?c.
S "r_^ i A lot of Shirting Prints in Percale
jMoj Pattern, good, :ll J c.
g?g-ri Genuine yard-wide Percale, doubt
ja u i it who may, at *t;\
Sis
And now what? I 3D"?*25
Wm. Simpson A* Sons genuine ' ? ? | DC
original ? Percalo at ?e. - s
Good Hickory Stripes at ?c. %s S> <?>
Best heavy Hickory at sic. N Z.fw
Lox i nu ton Cottonade ab 12?C j
Good Brown Linen at inc. ? ? ? CT
Finer Linen at 12'c. to l?c. S "o ?
Fine qualitv of Batiste at lc. B-^^.o
All Scotch Lawns at lc -?,?r*o
All Rosebud Lawns at Ila "H.^ c M
Manhattan Linings ?c. ??'"'i
Good Cluck Satine (dc. ? so
Good White Lawns and India , a g S.^.
Linens-the thing-at 4c A" ?c. j "g O> = ~
A few more pieces Twill Flan- |?g ?
nel to go at 5e. ! ? 5 5 <
King Cleaning Soap, the best "f-o Q.<?
thing yet, two for fie. x ?".2
Celluloid Starch ?c. package. " o
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S cc .
2 o s i
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OB OD -3?
A. M'l'u. & Parking Co's, big
No. ti Laundry Blue?c. box.
Progress Machine Thread, 200
yards spools, two for ?c.
2-1 Sheets good Note Paperand
24 good Envelopes, packed
in a box. for ?c
ludellible Ink 10c. bottle.
Expreus Pencils Ide. dozen.
Good Turkey Feather Dusters
l?c and 2uc. each.
Some Shoes now-big Shoes
and little Shoes :
Ladies' Do G gol a Shoes 38c.
Ladies1 Pebble Grain ??sc.
Ladies' Heavy Glove Grain nbc.
Ladies' (Solid Inner and Outer
Sole S4c.
Our Introductory line South
ern Beauty 08c. One-half
your money back on every
tenth pair.
Still more Shoes
The Wild Rose line at 91.25.
Women Polkas at GO?.
Girls' Polkas at 50c.
Children's Polkas at 40c.
Smaller Polkas ;t0o.
Men's Solid Tau Bals, st 81.18.
Men's Finer Tan Bala, st ?1.38.
Something new under the
sun !
Automatic Egg Separator
you break the egg, it does
the rest. 10c.
A Mouse Trap that catches snd
holds them 5a
Some high grade Tobaccos,
honest work, 35c. lb.
Red J, four plugs 35c.
Old Bull of the Woods 38c lb
Flavoring Extracts 5c and 8c.
bottle-all flavors.
'isla
a erg.?
jr? -Ss
?OSO
a ST'S ?
: lill
S S> I Cups and Saucers, to please
SD?8? all, 25c. to 40c. Set.
O m ^ et?
TSSSM Decorated Dinner Sets, best
3 5 6(0,2 ornod" *-r? 78
JS^i*
.? . Dumb, blind, fools be they
3o'3??'a.Q. who cannot see the differ
?" ? a > ? 3 ence in our figures and those
*B??ea they are being d.one for by
fe. ?? - ? ? c other people.
SB S i?. 5 *"
.2 t??5 Willie better get our prices
es BH? E before paying for bis whis
ks " ? * tie.
Yours always truly*
C. & MINOR and
TEN CEN
x oavrxixv,
The people who Underbuy and Undersell*
Spot Cash does the work.
Spool*! prices to Merchants every whets
in our Wholesale Department*_
If yon want Bargains
CH EAP JOHN'S,
The Five Cent Store.
IF you want SHOES cheap go to Cheap
il olin's, the Five Cent Store.
For your TOBACCO and CIGARS it's
the place to -get them cheap.
Schnapps Tobacco. 37 i c.
Early Bird Tobacco. 87ic.
'Gay Bird Tobacco. 35c.
Our Leader Tobacco. 27Jc.
Nabob's Cigars. lc. each.
Stogies.v..4 for 5c.
Premio or Habana.3 for 5c
Old Glory. 8c. a pack.
Arbuckle's Cotfee Ile. pound
No. 0 Coffoe Oo. pound.
Soda 10 lbs. for 25c.
Candies 0c. per pound.
CHEAP JOHN is ahead in Laundry
and Toilet Soaps, Box and Stick Blue
in fact, everything of that kind.
Good s-day Clock, guaranteed for five
years, ?1.05.
Tinware to beat the band.
_JOHN A. HAYES.
REAL ESTATE.
IF you-have any to sell or want to
buy it will pay you to see me.
Rents collected, houses rented and
City property sold.
PAUL E. AYEE, .
Real Estate Agent.
The Alliance
WEEKLY BARGAIN DAY CHANGE.
In our Store news for this week we have to announC(
change of our Regular Bargain Day from TUESDA'
THURSDAY of each week. In the future as in the pa8
will continue to offer to the trading public special bare
in all departments of this big Store every THURSDAY
success that we have attained by good qualities and
prices every day makes our Special Bargain Day of j
than ordinary interest to both ladies and gentlemen
Thursday next we will offer to the trade these special val
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Merrimac Sheeting Print.value 5c, ThursiJar
Allon Fancy Dread Prints.value Sc, T?mr?rja?
Faustine Lawns, all colors.value 12c, Thursday
Palmetto Cheviots.value 9c, Thursda'v
Palmetto 4-4 Sea Island .value 5c. Thunda,
Lockwood 10-4 Brown Sheeting.value 20c, Thunda!
Lockwood 10-4 Bleached Sheeting.value 23c, Tliunday
Ladies' Black Regular Made Hose.value 15c, Thursda'v
25 pieces Embroidery.value 15c, Thursday
'25 pieces White Lace, 2 to 4 inches wide.value 10c, Thunda?
Ladies' Black or Tau Kid Gloves.value 00c, Thursday
Cuticura Soap.value 25c, Thunda?
Wool Mixture Dress Goods.value 25c, Thursday
French Wool Dress Plaida.value 75c, Thursda'v
Fine Black 40-iueh Figured Mohair.value 75c, Thursday
Fine Black 44-inch Silk Brilliantine.value 85c, Thursday
Black Leather Belts.value 15c, Thursday
Ladies' 20-inch Gloria Parasols.-.value 90c, Thursday
Shirt Waists, well made.value 35c, Thursday
High Grade Percale Shirt Waists.value 50c, Thursda'v
100 Shirt Waists.ranging from 65c to 81.00 Thursday
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' T in Dongola Spring Heel Shoes_.value 1.50, Thursda
Old Ladies' Dongola, laced.value 1.40, Thunda'
Misses' latest toe and best quality.value 1.85, Thursda'
Boya' and Youths' Racine Calf..value 1.50, Thunda]
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Men's Wool Plaid Trousers.value 1.25, Thursday
Worsted Striped Trousers.value 1.65, Thursday
Boys' Knee Pants.value 35c, Thursday
Boys' All Wool Knee Pant Suits.value 2.50, Thursdai
Youths' All Wool Suits, sizes 14 to 19.value 5.50, Thursda*
Men's All Wool Plaid Suits.value 0.50, Thunda
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Yard-wide Hemp Carpet..value 15c, Thursdai
Wool Ingrain Carpet.value 50c, Thursdai
Ingrain Carpet, all wool .value 00c, Thursdai
China Matting, heavy quality.value 5.50, Thursday
Cotton Chain Japanese Matting, 40 yards.value 8.00, Thursday
Lace Curtains, large size.value 65c, Thur&lav
Lace Curtains, extra large size.value 85c, Thursday
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT of this Store is crowded rita
ness. Wc no doubt are turning out each hour the prettiest creation: ls
dies' and Misses* Hats ever produced in this section. You are able iii
procure a new Hat at a small price, or we will re-trim your old Hat at a
inium price. Buttcrick Patterns and the Delineator for' May are now i
Mail orders receive prompt attention. Samples cheerfully sent.'
Respectfully,
_JULIUS ti. WEIL & Cl
M. L CARLISLE. - L. H. CARL
A NEW ADDITION TO OUR ST0?
WE have added to our large and complete Stock of
GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERIES,
A full and complete line of
Hardware and. Farm. Supplie!
It will pay you to get our prices on Supplies before buying elsewhere,
are in a position to give you the lowest prices on these Goods. We
glad to have you call on us.
CARLISLE 8R0|
P. 8.-Free delivery to any part of the City.
AA. A3. JTrrtllt Cfc ?l)
FOR
_ ??8 es* fit ?st^ss"1??* .
!FERRIS HAMS,
ARMOUR'S EXTRACT OF BEEF,
H. 0. COLES' OMEGA FLOUR,
Finest Flour for fastidious people.
Phone 89. Free Ueliva
FOB
Fancy and
Staple Groceries,
Florar, Sugar, Oof?ee,
Molasses, Tobacco,
And Cigars,
COME TO J. C. OSBORNE.
South Main Street, below Bank of Anderson
Phone and Free Delivery._W. H. Harrison's Owj
THEIR NAME IS MU
THIS shall be the name of the man who tries to sell Fl
cheaper than we. We bought before the rise, and we are going t?
customers have it just like we bought rt. Wo are right in theswim,
price is low enough to suit the times-in fact, you would hardly KOO
was any higher.
Then, our SHOE STOCK ?9 too big. We are going J
down, and OUT pnces will be slashed to beat the band. We ve got j?
left-hand upper-cuta for any price that's going. We aire in the hew
now. Como on and see 'em squirm. We're m it to the finish.
We aro the people of people when it comes to FERTILl*
Our 10 and 2 ACID and POTASH is the best goods on the mark*
have got the prices that will make them go on sight
All grades of Fertilizers at LOWEST PRICE8.
PEAN A RATLj!
- IB tho place to' buy -
A Dollar's Worth of COFFEE if want?somethingIRich?and S
J. G. B