Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WHITE GOODS ! The kind you need right now. The kind the housewife is looking for to put her house in order before the rush of the SPRING SEASON. We have a jnost admirably assorted Stock of BLEtCHED MD UHBLEICHED DOMESTICS, AtpRlCES in DEFIANCE of all COMPETITION. Ponder our prices. Come and examine the Goods.. SHEETINGS in all the popular widths. 45-inch or 5-4 Pillow Casing or Tubing at 12 1-2 and 20c per yard. G-l Bleached Sheeting at ibo ncr yard. 9- 4 Bleached Sheeting at 22 I-2c per yard. 10- 4 Bleached Sheeting at 25c per yard. 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 22 l-2c per yard. 10-4 extra quality Sheering, bleached, at 30c per yard, 10-4 Linen Sheeting at $1.00 per yard. Ready Made Sheets. Good quality, plain, 81x90, at 62 l-2c each. Hemstitched Sheets, 81x90. at 75c each. Ready Made PHJow Cases. At 12 l-2c, 15c and 20c each, We have a full assortment and exceptional values in 4-4 Bleached Muslins at 8 l-3c, 10c and 12 l-2c per yard. ?.Iso, Lonsdale Cambiic. WHJ.T1? LAWNS at 5, 8 1-3,10,12 1-2 and 15c per yard that cannot be matched. Get a sample of ours and try round. WHITE ORGANDIES from 20c up to $1.00 per yard. Also, BLACK ORGANDIES. WHITE P. K's. at ld and 20c per yard that would be reasonable at 25c per yard. Some remarkable values in White Nainsooks and White Dimities. Embroideries and Laces. It will be a treat for you to look through, even if you do bot care to buy. Others may show you Embroideries and La? Je?B, but take our advice and see our line before you buy. We ?presume that you want all for your money that you can get ?honestly. Muslin Underwear. We are showine a moot attractive line, both in quality, Jjtyle and price. Also, CORSETS, such as the Thompson Glove Fitting and ie Celebrated R. & G. Corsets. Towelings. A great variety to select from, and cheaper than yon ive ever bought before, bowels ! Unheard of values ! A len Towel at 10c each. A ?arger size Linen Towel at [So each. A great Towel at 25c each.__ Scrims and Curtain Swisses in abundance. Brown Blouse and Dress Linens at 12 1-2,15, 20 and 25o BI yard. Also, Butcher's Linens for Fancy Work and Linen Lawns. A most magnificent display of Calicoes, Percales, Galatea Cloth, Fancy Oxfords, &c, specially adapted for Ladies's Waists and Men's Shirts and ?ys Shirts, Waists and Bodices. Remember, that we show the popular Novelties in Dry Goods and Notions, lost immediately upon their introduction, and while you lad this our Buyers will probably be in the market looking the newest. Remember that we carry the largest and most complete jck of SHOES in the city. Remember,-that we make a specialty of FARM SUP 'S. Remember our GROCERY DEPARTMENT ! We sell fcvy Groceries, such as Flour, Molusses, Sugar, Coffee, Oats, fat, Corn, &c, as cheap as anybody. Why shouldn't we ? jo certainly sell as much as they do,. We buy in a? large entities ?B they do. We think that we buy as cheap as *y do. o ur ex penses are reduced to a minimum. Our greed gain is not above tho average man. We are satisfied with [air legitimate profit, "to live and let live." Hence we ul see to it that you buy your Goods from us as cheap as " can buy them from anybody. Our prices on all linea always guaranteed. TERMS - Spot Cash or Thirtv Dava unless specially ur ged. WHOLESALE BUYERS are invited to see us. Yours truly, 0SB?RNE & PEARSON, ccessors to\Brown, Osborne & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in enera,If Me rolland i se. ARDBUKOJf, M. O. Local News* WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27, 1901. THE COTTON MAMET. rorrccttxl Weekly by Brown, Osborne A Co. Strict Good Middling-01. Good Middling-OJ. Strict Middling-0. Middling-OJ. Stu i J ?cd Cot ton- C to 8. Tho timo f it. paying city taxes ex pires to-morrow. Mr. J. A. Brock is oil* to Florida on a ro?t and recreation trip. Miss Wioua Moore, of Seneca, is vis iting friends in Anderson. The city Huuoois observed Washing* ton's birthday last Friday. Tho Court of Common Pleas convenes next Monday at 10 o'clock a.m. . Mr. J. H. O'Dell, of Laurens, spent rt doy or two in Anderson last. week. County produce generally and eggs especially aro in demund in thc city. Mr. W? B. Magruder has gone West to purchase a choice lot of horses and mules. Mrs. J; W. Thompson, of this city, is in Abbeville visiting her son, Ward N. Thompson. Burn out chimneys and stove Hues the next rainy day, and watch out for March lires. Miss Carne Williamson, of Birming ham, Ala., is in Anderson visiting Mrs. Jas. T. Penvsou. Attention is directed to tho new ad vertisement of G. F. Tolly Sc Son, tho furniture deniers. If you contemplate buying a buggy, carriage or wagon, read J. J. Fret-well's new advertisement. If you haven't got tho grip you are not in fashion. Lots of people would rather not bu in fashion. Vandiver Bros. Sc Major have a new advertisement in this paper to which your attention ia directed. Next Monday is Salcsday. There will be no public sales of real estato by any of the Court House oilicials. W. F. Marshall ?c Co. are .tiering wiuter clothing at 50 cents on the dol lar. See their new advertisement. Miss Annie Griffin, of Belton, has been spending a low days in-tho city as th?; guest ot" Miss Louise Murphy. If you aro seeking bargains tho now advertisement of I). C. Brown Sc Bro. will interest you. Bead it carefully. Mr. K. B. Cheshiro spent last week in Hartwell, Ga., representing tho clothing department of J. H. Weil & Co. Beware of a relapse of grip. Tho direct attack is hard enough, but it is tho relapse that docs one up complete ly. A number of our farmers aro still holding tL'dr cotton for 10 cents, but it looks now t*tat they will not get that price. Oar correspondents are requested to send in their communications on Mon day afternoons or Tuesday mornings if possible. Mr. Sol. Lesser and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Seligman have gone to the Eas tern markets to buy Spring goods for Lesser Sc Co. The State Sunday School Conven tion is in session in Newberry. Several delegates are in attendance from An derson County. W. W. Bussell, accompanied by his son, Robert, left last week for New Orleans, where he has a contract for several months' work. Weare retested by the Board of Trustees tc announce that the public schools of Fork Township will close next Friday, March 1st. W. H. Cobb, of Belton, has been drawn to serve on the Grand Jury at the April term of the United States Circuit Court in Charleston. Vandiver Bros. are prepared to serve you with any sort of general merchan dise at the lowest prices. Read their new advertisement for particulars. R. A. Williams has resigned his peti tion as overseer of spinning in .tho Orr Cotton Mills and accepted a position in the Monaghnn mills at Greenville. Alex. Johnson, tho barber, has chanj-ed base, and is now working in Mitchell's shop, io the postoffice build ing, where he will be pleased to servo his old p* trous. Married, on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 24, 1001, nt tho residence of Mrs. J. M. Duke, in this city, by Rov. W. T. Ca pers, Mr. Jas. L. Duke and Miss Cath erine Gordon, of-Clemson. Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will hold a special meeting next Fri day evening, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of conferring the second rank. AU tho members aro urged to attend. Not much of tho hunting season rc-, mains, but manya partridge that has thus far ?-??caped the re&iurseiess hun ter will yet. be bagged before the law gives protection to tho feathered tribes. Mr. Paul Barr, who has boen study ing pharmacy at the college in Charles ton tho past session, returned home a few days ago and has resumed bia po sition in thc drug store of F. B. Cray ton & Co. The improvement noted in recent numbers of Everybody's Magazine is still more conspicuous io tho March i-?sue. This in a li ra !-vate magazine, brim-full of individuality, containing remarkably Cirong stories and articles of distinc t interest and readableness. Among tho ten-cent monthlies it is rapidly forbin ir to the front, and it bids I fair 11 contest tho cupremai-y of its ! most widely cimilated contemporaries. ..".-v-1Ml,,.'" ?uj '-'a.-i:-iL. Tho Dan Packard Opera Co., which will appear in Anderson on tho even ing of March 18th, ia composed of thirty-livo artists, and is the strongest organization of its kind that has ever visited Anderson. Ex-Sheriff M. B. Gaines, who has recently moved to Oconeo Comity, near Westminister, was in the city last Monday and gave wa a call. Ile expressed himself as being pleased with his new homo. Judge Heuer, in Court at Abbeville, created a sensation by saying that the contract system now being investigated in Anderson County, existed to some extent in Abbeville. Ho ordered tho Grand Jury to look into it. Mr. W. ll. Osborne, of tho linn of Osborne Sc Pearson, left l??t week for thu Eastern markets to buy a stock of Spring and Summer goods. Ho was accompanied by Miss Helen Cater, who will assist him in selecting his stock. Kev. J. W. Davis, 1). I)., a returned missionary from China, will deliver a free lecture with Rtereopticon Y ic wo ur. China next Saturday night, March 2nd, at 8 o'clock in tho Presbyterian Church. The public is cordially invit ed to attend. Miss Leila White and Mr. Eugene Fant went to Pickens last week where they were attendants at tho marriage of Mr. L. C. Thornley aud Miss Corrie Bruce, which took place in tf"*5 Presby terian Church at that place Inst Thurs day afternoon. Tho first 6now of this winter fell in this section last Saturday, it began snowing about 2 o'clock a. m. and con tinued almost without ceasing for about twelve li nur?. It averaged four or five inches in depth, but was very dry and soon melted away. Tho many friends of Dr. Frank E. Harrison iu Anderson deeply sympa thize with him in the death of his wife, which occurred at her homo in Abbe ville last Monday. Mrs. Harrison was a most excellent Christian woman, and greatly beloved by all of her friends. The County Treasurer has received orders from tho Comptroller General's ofiico to attach tho 10 per cent, penalty after the first day of March and collect with it added until the 15th of March, nnd then the executions will bo placed in the hands of the Sherill' for collec tion. Kev. W. T. Capers has resigned the rectorship of Grace Episcopal Church of this city and has accepted the call to tho Church at Vicksburg, Miss. Mr. Ca pers is a most excellent, Christian gen tleman, is very popular with all thu de nominations in Anderson, and his many friends regret to see him leave. Dr. J. K. McWhorter, of Pendleton, was in Walhalla Tuesday on business. In spite of tho fact that he is now liv ing out of Oconee, ho can't resist-the temptation now and then to run over and "salt down" a few dollars in Oco nce's dirt. Like many others, the doc tor is of the opinion that it's thc proper thing.-Keoiree (Jouricr, Prof. Chas. Lane, of Atlanta, Ga., will preach in tho Presbyterian Church at Townvillo next Sunday afternoon, March 3rd, at 3:30 o'clock. On Monday ovening following, at 8 o'clock, he will lecture in the school building. Prof, Lane is one of the most noted humor ists in the South and those who fail tc hear him will miss a raro treat. Cholera cf a very fatal typo appear ed amongst the hogs at Clemson a short time ago. and within ten days twenty eight animals died. The disease ie said to havo been*carried by buzzards that had fed on _ two hogs that had died in the neighborhood, and which had been left in the woods exposed in stead of being buried or burned. Frank Robertson, the policeman at Belton who shot and wounded a mar by tho name of Aiken in that towt several weeks ago, and who was en dieted for assault and battery witt intent to kill, had a preliminary hear ing in this city last week before Mag istrate Wilson, who sent the erse ni to Court. Robertson gave bond foi his appearance. Wo have received a copy of tho Feb ruary number of the Exposition Maga zi ne, tho official organ of tho Soutl Carolina Inter-State and Westlndiai Exposition, lt is a very handsome illus trated publication and containsone hun dred and ten pages of interesting mat ter concerning the progress of tho Ex position. Tho magazine also contnim a descriptivo and illustrated "write up' of Anderson. "Big King's" restaurant on Depo street is a popular resort for those wh< want a good meal at a very reasonnbl price. A few days ago Mr. King kind ly invited us to visit his restaurant nm indulge in an oyster feust. Of course wo went, and a royal feast it wac Oysters aro served in any style, am the cook certainly knows how to pre pare them, for wo never before ate an; that equalled them. Givo "Big King a call. Mr. Alfred K. Mann died at his hom in Hopewell Township last Friday, i tho 0f>tli year of his age. He had lon, been afflicted with Bright's disease and at times was a great sufferer. Mi Mann had long buen a devoted mern ber of tho Baptist Church, and wa held in high esteem by a wide circlo o friends, who deeply sympathize wit tho bereaved widow and six childre who survive him. His remains wei intered al^??ani Creek Church on Sal nrday. A commission for a charter has bee issued by the Secretarj of Stato to til C. F. Jones Company, of this cit: The corporators are C. F. Jones, S. RI O r, J. F. Fant, Wm. Laughlin, lt. ? LLon, It. C. Brownlee, J. P. Bradbury J. li. Douthit and Calhoun Harris, a of Anderson,save Mr. Bfownlee. wh is of Duo Webt. The company propoi es to operate a gener?! depmtmei Store. donica, wholesale aiidreinil mei cantil" bo? jiess. Tho capital utor.lr to b o <j ot"), OOu. Mrs. Charles Cheshire died nt her homo in the Toney Creek scctiou ?uat Friday in the S4th year of her agc. Sho was a victim of that ever fntnl disease, consumption, and had been an invalid for a year or more. Mrs. Cheshire was a daughter of Samuel Poore, and a most estimable woman, whose memory will long bo cherished by her ninny friends. Tho deceased was a member of Shady Grove Baptist Church, where her remains were interred on Saturday, Kev. M. McGee conducting the funeral services. The Columbia correspondent o? the Newts ami Courier, under dato of the UOth inst., says: "Governor Mcsween ey to-day decided to veto a bill which provided for the establishment of a new school district in Anderson Coun tp. Tiio County Superintendent wrote that the local authorities had arranged tlie districts and that, in his opinion, the Act was unconstitutional and un necessary. The constitution explicitly states that no school districts snail be created or divided by the General As sembly. Tho Act was accordingly vetoed.'' The Columbia Stale, of the ',Mst inst., says: "Mr. U. J. Johnson, represent ing thc Philadelphia North Arnot ?cnn, was in the city yesterday. He has been sent here to investigate the prison sys tem in this State, and it is understood that he will go io Anderson County to take a glance at the unique situation there. Mr. Johnson called on the gov ornor yesterday and was later taken to the State prison and shown through that institution by Superintendent Grilllth." Mr. Johnson came to Ander son and spent Friday here, and, wo aro informed, visited ono or two farms where convicts aro employed. A 4-room cottage owned by Mr. S. M. Johnston and occupied by Mr. D. M. McAdams, on McCully street, was burned yesterday morning nbout 1 o'clock. Mr. W. H. King, who lives on the samo street, was on his way homo and discovered the lire. Mr. and Mrs. McAdams were aroused from their sleep by Mr. King bursting open ono of the doors and rushing into their room. Tiie alarm was promptly an swered by tho firemen, who did good work. The neighbors rushed in ami succeeded in saving nearly all tho household goods. The house was in sured for ?()00. Dr. .John .1. Bozeman, one of Ninety Six's most honored and worthy citi zens, died nt his home in that town on Tuesday, 10th inst., after a brief illness, aged about 05 years. Dr. Bozeman was a native of Anderson County, having boen born and reared in Savannah Township, near Cross Hoads Baptist Church, where his parents are buried. He was a brother-in-law of Mrs. T. N. Spearman and an uncle of Mrs. C. M. Buchanan, both of this city, and has a number of relatives and old friends in this County. Ho served through tho Civil War as assistant surgeon of tho Hampton Legion. Dr. Bozeman mnr lied nt Ninety-Six, where he settled as a physician at tho close of tho war, and has enjoyed a largo practico and en viable reputation among tho people. He was an upright, honorablo man, with gentle winning manners nnd most kindly disposition, and in his death Greenwood County loses ono of her best citizens. His wifo died several years ago, and ho leaves three daugh ters and one son. WANTED-Young lady to act aa Ional Agent fot- a high-class Concert Co. Labor* ul ontnmiB*ion. Addros?, Prof. Mumm F. Dnawody care Baptist Female Uni versity, Raleigh, N. C. WALL PAPER-A beautiful line of Wail Paper now on exhibition at FAST'S BOOK STORK. We can paper your room io handsome paper at fl.00 to 8I.V5 per room. 35-4 Buildorb' Hardware of all kinda care fully selected and sold at lowest prices by .Sullivan II ard w ure. When yon have tooth-aobe yon nato rally go to the most skilled dentist, be oauBe he can best relieve your Buffering. Ween you are sick you rotundly neck i be beat physician, because he can more quickly diagnose your case. When you uued H ard w aro your beat j idgment prompts you to go to Hollivan Hardware Co., who can beat supply your needs A car load of Barb. Wire Just received by Sullivan How. Co. When you buy from this concern you arealwajs assured of getting bottom prices. There ls no Fe? cu so cheap nr so do ra bie a? ? ne made of Poultry Netting. Toe Ural and only car of thia Wiro ever brought to Anderson han just naen re ceived by Hulltvan Hdw. Co. Bn>ing in Much a quantity neourea a pricn which ? n H bles these people to purni} za compet? lion. There is no better way ia which a farmer can ecoi omi zs lhau by having Iii? OJVU bet of Blacksmith 'fouls and (loin,; bis own work nt homo. Time ii saved and many tools that would be thrown HWHv eau be worked ovur and used. Sullivan Hdw. Co. have a upendid ua Mortment of Btackamiih fouls In whieh moy would be glad to luterest every farmer. Plow? with the proper sot. most perfect fin tah nnd Utie?t qoa'ity material aro Mold by Sullivan Hdw. Co. Invenllgailon reven?a merit. Investi gation pleasts UH (Sullivan Hdw. Co. ri le O>nuino Lankford C.otb Collar waa never known to hort a horm'aor Muln'a shoulder. It Is the best plow Collar on tho market. Theae Collara aro aoid by Sull?van Hdw. Co. Hooting, tin work, galvanized Iron work sud plumbing done on short notion by Unborne & Osborne If ? JO want a good U?z">r trv one ^.i Brue!' Bros. that ta guarauteed, and it v/'ll mako you am ile when you go to shave. Buy >our Loaded Sholls, Shot, Powder nnd CispM and Dynamit? ao<i Ku?e at Brock Broa , and you will always lind tho pricea right. Iron King Stoves aro sold in Anderson only by Osborno & On bo rn e. Pot Plants nnd Cut Flowers for sale. Large and ?mall Palma a eperlalty. Mrs. J. F. Clhikscalea, '212 North Main Mt. Iron King Stoves aro considered tno beat Buy one. Osborne ?fe Osborne Sole Agenta. Money to loan oi flrat m?">rieago nf real property. Apply to Tribtdo A Pi ince, ; Attorneys. ! Hrive hot water pipes ron from your (.'ovo to bath roca. Try Oaborne St Ooborne. If yon have a Mirror yon want Re Sllvo'red, or want a Minor made to tb nr repl-o* th?? obi hr .koo ou**, eoe lt W. Sf'SEn. II., ?ii makeot repair a'1 >? zea at reasonable prices. 3J-19 An Old Adage : ^IIAIiri' ??kaw MOhtT xs - inr BIIUIIL Wc have bought the OF COBB & CRAYTON, At our own price. We arc satisfied with a small profit. You can buy Shoes at One-half their aetual Value. No idle talk. We do the work-you get the advantage. Why pay full prices for Shoes when you can get them at about half value. This opportunity can't last always, as any business man knows, unless we can buy other Stocks at half value. We bought this Stock to make quick sales, either whole sale or retail. We will gladly show any customer the entire line. Cut Price Clothiers. East Side on the Square. W.F.MARSHALLS CO., 36 Grr-e xiite Row, Successors to C. S. Minor, And the 10c. Store.. Wo want Room for our Spring Stock which will soon commence to Arrive. We must have this room even if the Winter Goods now on hand must be sold at a big sacrifice. All Winter Clothing Now left to be sold at 50c. on the Dollar. $12.00 Winter Suits now 86 00. 10 00 Winter Suits now 5.00. 0 00 Winter Suits now 4.50. 8.00 Winter Suits nov/ 4 00. 7.50 Winter Suits now .3.75. All Capes to be closed out at Cost. Terms of Sale- Cash. Bargains in Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, and ali Unes we handle. W. F. MARSHALL & CO. $m>> 1 m Better lian a SavingL Ba?k ; IP ike pbec t anchor of Lifo Insurance. It cfit is tte b< si pioteciion for thc family vb?n dt ulh claims- the husband and father. ? A ptliiy in fbi M ni it ?i Bene lit Life Ins. Co. * Will give vou a feeling of security that j< ur family is provided lor and tafe from want, and the premium is low. Let ria insure you. STATE AGENT?, Peoples' B3nk Building, ANDERDON, S. O.