Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Local News. ". DN KSI) A Y, A l'I?l L -v.. IS'J!' At ll JUICIOS A ititi*. Th?' murrin;.'*' ol .Miss Victorine Nar ?Im. ot this ? itv. ami ?Mr. O. M. Heard, ot Middleton, lin., wIlilli took pla??- in St. John's M. K. Chunh last evening ?it t! o'clock, uns witnessed hy ?1 large congregation ot friends ami relatives. Th? ' (Temoin was performed l>v the pastor. Kev. *\V. W. Daniel. The at tendant* won- >Ii>si s I. crtriitl?! Hoyt, ot '.Hi llville, mani of honor. Melisa Daw-. Kfibei ta Heard, Daisy Black well, ol Elberton, lia., lii rti u?le Jones, Ina Hill, Ellie < taboriic, Christi ne von ltoi>:?'ll, of Anderson, and Messrs. !.. M. Hoard, ll. I,. Cleveland. <.. L. lin .ilon. J. II. Blackwell,C. M. Heard, John Heard, of KIberton, lia.. lie? ir gc lli-aril.of Middleton, Cu., F. W.Nai diu .ml W.H. Nardin. Jr.. ?il Audcr >on. Miss Ayers rendered a ? halming WM billig mareil while t he part y intend (ht-Church. At the conclusion ol' HM* ? eli molly a most enjoyable ro?'eptio? was rendered th?- happy couple al tin* hom? ol' tin- biiile's parents. Tin1 bi ni? is a daughter ol Dr. NV. II. Nar din ami one ot Anderson's most neenm iilisiic?! \011ng ladies, ami ill wining In-; .ts Iii- Ute . 5mi]>aIIi?ui Mi . Hear?! |s ex? ? ? ?liligi*? toi lunate. W e join theil man;, friends in wishing t hem all the happiness al 1.unable in this lifo. Heath of a Venerable ( Ml/en. Wi regie) exceedingly to chronicle (in- ?h alb ot' ?mr venerable friend, Mr. J ell ?'!.<? Ul Mel.?es, which Occurred ?lt ih?- home ?J bis son-in-law, last Satur day afternoon. His illness w as of short duration ami was caused by lin* mea sles. H?-was in the Muli year of his ag?-, ?iud by his death Anderson County loses iiue ol her oblest nativo citizens. M1. M? l.?.?.> was thc eldest son ot'thc lat?* Andrew Mci.eos, and was born ami rcnivil hi the Sadler's Crook section, wborelie lived until a tow years ago, wllcl] be moved to W i ll iaillst oil lo lliak?' his home with the family of bis son-in law. II?- was a most worthy, upright citi/eli. who exercised a strong ami pun- i ntl nein i- in his with' circle ol' tri? inls, ami .1 Christian ill w hose lite and character was daily manifest the exemplification of the beautiful doe t ri lies ol' lin- religion he professed, He descended from the grand obi Scotch Irish people thal settled in t li is count ry mon- than a century ago, ami bad been a devoted member of the 1'reshylerian Church since bis young mau bom I. 11 is win- preceded him to the grave, and his remains wen- carrie?! lo Roberts Chili? li ?rn Sunday and interred by her sub. Ile leaves a wide circle ot'friends and !. lathes to cherish his memory. Killing at Piedmont. Last Friday afternoon J. li. Bridges, <d Piedmont, was mortally wounded by M. K. Howard, ami dmd on Satur day. How ard is a tenant on th?'farm of J. T. King, a m-ib- west ?d' Piedmont, in this County. He was in th?' Held ploughing, winni his young wife caine running to bim. crying and necking protection. She tobi him that Bridges was at the hom e drunk, and got on the lied, when.1 sbi' was lying, using insult ing language. Howard returned to the house with ber, found Bridges stand ing ?it the door and ordered bini to leave. Bridges refused to gt?, cursed Howard and moved towards him, when he picked up a club and struck bim two or three times. Bridges received prompt attention from a physician but never regained consciousness. Magis trate J. C. Mitchell held an inquest on Saturday, and Howard's version of the affray was corroborated by several witnesses. It is said that Bridges bad been drinking heavily recently and was drunk Friday afternoon. Howard made no effort to escape and was brought, to this city and lodged in jail Saturday ??vening, lt is generally felt that the homicide, was.iustitiable. The prisoner luis employed Prince & Tribble t?> rep resent bini, and in a few days they will make application for bail. Pendleton Items. Mis. !.. J. Langston, of Audcrsou, ami Mrs. Carrie Howard, of Piedmont, have been on a visit t?> their sister, Mrs. AV. M. Gibson. The latter bas a son who is 11 student at Clemson Col lege, and these Indies spent a day up tber?'. Kev. B. P. Reid attended the recent meeting of the Christian Endeavor at Union. S. C. At a meeting of Camp Tally Simp son. No. 1,000, CC. V" litBt Saturday, Miss Sila Stribling w"s elected Spon sor, and Miss Mamie Davant Maid of Honor at the Bennion in Charleston. TKI.I. TALK. .- 'mm . 9m Buckle na Arnie? Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaoNion, or money refund ed. Prise 25 cents perbox. For sale by Hill-Orr Drug Co Tomato Plants at 1>. S. Maxwell's. It pays to invest?gate. Sullivan Hard ware Co. Invite investigation of the com parative morin* of their Harrows, Hoe?, and other implements too numerous to mention. t We bought our Hoes before the big ad vance, consequently we can save you money if you will see us before buying. 4 !-- Brock Bros. The Improved Brooks Cotton Planter has never been excelled by any other. You buy them at Brock Bros. -|:.-2 Fon RENT-Two nice Cottages. Ap ply to J. 8. Fowler. pj_ Fon RKNT-One two-story House on Whitner Street. Apply to 1). C, Brown dc Tiro. Vl-:\ Iron King Stoves are sold in Anderson only by Osborne ?fe Osborne, .Ino. T. Burris* will give your burstod pipes or plumbing of any kind prompt attention. s t. Iron King Stoves are considered the beet. Buy one. Osborne ?fe Clinkscales, Sole Agents. Bloting, tin work, galvanized iron work and plumbing done on short notice by Osborne ?fe Osborne. The C. A. Reed Music House hus ro cehtly received a full car load of Pianos, and are offering high grade instruments at lower prices than ever beard of in this country. Have hot water pipes run from your stove to bath room. Try Osborne ?fe Osborne. The C. A. Reed Music House bas taken the State Agency for the celebrated Co lumbia Graphopnone, and is selling them st manufacturer's p?ic-vn. It wiii interest every one to call at the Music House and seo this wonderful invention. To Curo A Cold In One Day Take ?taxativa Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tnonoy if lt falte to cure.( 25c. ^ The genuine has L. B. (.j. on ?neu vauiol. We have an experienced repsir-mau at the head of our Bicycle Department, and weare prepared to do any kind of repair work at low prices. Brock Bros. UNPARALLELED BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY > ONE WEEK'S GREAT SALE I j Great Slaughter of New Spring Dry Goods ! The biggest and best Stock we have ever shown. Anderson can't produce the equal of this sacrifia It is past the remembrance of each and every one of you. It is marvelous, it is mammoth, and it is onj meant to last one week, beginning THURSDAY, April 27 th, and ending Thursday, May 4th. Com and you will not be disappointed. THIS WEEK'S PRICES. 100 pieces Silk Veiling, big assortment colors, this week a yard... II. &. G. Corsets for this week only. Ladies' Fine Ribbed Summer Underveat this week only. 1000 Thimbles, formerly sold at 5c, this week. Ladies' Hemstiched Handkerchiefs, worth 5c, this week. Ladies' White P. K. Puff Ties, the latest fad 25c, this week. Fancy Metal Belt Buckles, value 25c, this week. 2G-inch Ladies' Umbrellas, natural stick, worth 65c, this week.... One hundred dozen good, large size Towels this week each. Coats' Spool Cotton this week three Spools for. Cuticelli Sewing Silk this week a Spool for. Felt Window Shades thi3 week only. THIS WEEK'S PRICES. Children'^ Knee Pants, worth 25c, this week. 10c 1000 dozen genuine Pearl Button?, worth 5c dozen, this week only. lc 100 dozen Gentlemen's Silk Neck Ties, Four-in-Hands an" Tecks, worth 25c, this week only. 10c Ladies' Leather Belts, this week only. 3c Children's Lawn Cans, all colors, this week. 7c Ladies' White Lawn Aprons, ex tia fine quality, worth 25c, this week only 10c Buttermilk Soap, 3 cakes in a box, this week per box only. 3c 300 Ladies' Fine Silk Bows, worth 25c, this week._ 5c Gentlemen's Wash Ties and Bows this Week only. lc 500 Ladies' Fine 8hirt Waists, value 81.00, this week. 19c 200 Ladies' Crash Ski rn, worth 75c, this week. 26c THIS WEEK'S PRICES. Mattress Ticking this week. .. Feather Ticking this week. ,^.....". 4-4 Sea Island Sheeting this week. 4-4 Bleached Sheeting this week.. 10-4 Brown Sheeting this week. 9- ounce Blue Denims this week. 10- 4 Sheets, ready for use, this week. Pillow Cases, hemmed, this week. 500 pairs Ladies* $1.25 Kid Gloves for this week only. 100 Fine Corsets this week, each. R. & G. Bummer Corsets this week.v., R. & G. $1.00 Corsets for this week only.. To first twenty customers Thursday morning1 we will give an Organdie Dress Pattern, ten yards, for NEW SHOES. Once you buy Shoes here we ara sure of your Shoe trade hereafter. Highest Quality, Lowest Prices aro magnets that draw. Our Shoes are made expressly for us by the Harrisburg Shoe Co. Kadles' Kid Lined Slippers, Genuine Dougola, all solid, worth 91.50, this week. 98c Ladies' Patent Leather Sandals, value 91.00, this week. 75c 150 pairs Ladies' Oxfords this week. 48c ^^^^^^^^^ NEW SHOES Ladies' Tan Vest Top Shoes, value 92.00, this week, Ladies' Spring Heel Lace, yjdue 92 00, this week.... Ladies' Chromo Kid Button, value 92.50, this week. Children's Tan Cloth Top this week. Men's Tan Camel Calf this week-. Men's ViciKid, all Toes, this week. Men's Bicycle Shoes, Kangaroo Calf, this week. Boys' Tan Shoes; value 91.75, this week., Extraordinary A?Vasli Groods Values ! 100 pieces Brocaded Wash Goods, beautiful dark patterns, worth 10c, White Heavy Stripe P. K., worth 30c, this week. 19c Colored Organdies, extra fine quality, beautiful designs, worth 35c, th . this week only. 4ic 54-inch Fine Quality White Organdies, worth and sold by us at 60c per week. India Mull, value 5c, this week. 2*c yard, this week... 33c 1200 yards Yard-wide Percale, wortn 10c, thia week only..... French Ginghams, all the new patterns-others get 30c per yard-for 36-inch Plain White Lawn, Sheer quality, this week. 3|c Fine quality new Dimities, all the new designs, worth 20c, this week - this week only. 13c Good quality Checked Nainsook, this week-. 3?c SST Don't fail to look at our Wash Goods. NOTIONS. Beldiug Bros. 10-yard Spool Twist, per dozen. 12c Jar of good Vaseline only. 3c Box Talcum Powder this week. 5c Paper Needles. lc Paper Pins. lc Paper Hair Pin9. lc Hooks and Eyes, per paper. 2c Box Writiug Paper and Envelopes only. 3c Best Kid Hair Curlers. 4c Best Black Ink, per bottle. 3c Ladies' Beauty Pins this week. 2c Ladies' Blacks Silk Mitts, best quality, worth 40c, this week. 22c Ladies' Initial Fan Chains, worth 50c, this week.. 19c Ladies BobinotTies, value $1.00, this week. 48c SILKS. Kew Silk Waist Patterns, no two alike, new, our SI 00 line, this week_ 48c Beautiful Flowered Japanese Silk, 72 inchts wide, value 81.25, this week 72c Line beautiful Taffetas, latest Shades, this week only..._. 74o Beautiful China Silk, pretty, neat designs, worth $1.50, this week. 99c Extra tine Calais Silk, Roman Stripes, value 8*2.00, this week.1.39 Take note of this great event. Mark the time well. ? One week only, beginning THURSDAY MORNING, 8 A. M Seats' Furnishings. Gentlemen's Percale Shirts, with two separate Coila?, this week... . . UNDERWEAR New styles in Fancy Egyptian Figures and Stripes, Plain, -Balbri and Colored Effects, Shirts or Drawers, worth 50c, this week.. . BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS. We never have had such an immense Stock of Boys' Clothing as n \ New Suits from.j. 75c LESSER Sfc^ Positively no Goods charged to any one--our terms are strictly Cash? & COMP ANT,