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Intelligencer. Published every Wednesday. J. P. CLINKSCAI.KS, X EDITORS ANI> C. C. LANOSTON, i PROPRIETORS. TERMS! ONE YEAH, - - - - $1 50 SIX MONTHS, - - - 75 VEDNESD?Y, MAY 8, 1901. Thc bankrupts? law should bc re pealed. It's a slick way for a dead beat to dodge paying his honest debt-. A law that allows an able bodied man. with a small indebtedness over hit?, to take advantage of his creditors i an inducement to dishonesty. Two hundred members of one of the regiments ret omi i." from the Philip pines remained there (<? engage in business. There ?ill be many other yuline Americans going there to make their fortunes as soon as law and order and stable govern ment are established. The exports ?d' coro from this coun try alimbed up last year to 190,380,480 bushels, of tho value ol $8-1,281 733. If to this i* added the value of exports produced from corn, thc total would be immense. The crop of corn is thc greatest crop grown on earth, and no other country can grow it save this. President McKinley's trip through a portiou of the South on his way to tue Pacific coast l;Hl week will be re membered no doubt as one of the most enjoyable parts of his long trip. No where else in thc 1'nited States will he be received with more generous and sincere hospitality than hu has met in the Soath. - mt . rn" ? That there is more smallpox in the United States than there has been for years thews that it is lcf:> important to determine whence it comes than to take vigorous measures for its extirpa tion. The means of prevention isolation and restriction-should be promptly and thoroughly resorted tc? everywhere until it is finally wiped out. Thc English papers are trying to divert public attention from the Hoer war in South Africa by publishing u yarn .hat Kaiser Wilhelm ?if Germany is getting ready to smash the Monroe doctrine in South America. The Kaiser will give the matter some little attention before making the attack. The new battleships of this country now being launched and in course of construction are great promoters of peace. - mm . rn* . Nearly two thousand families which have been deserted by tho husband.? and fathers are being aided at present by the Chicago Bureau of Charities. Is there any wonder that au agitation in favor of th* introduction of the whipping post for the punishment of those who abandon thoir families to be a charge on the charitable should have been started in that city? The whipping post in ovory State would be the proper puniahrnent for such indi viduals. J. Pierpont Morgan has easily be come the King of American financiers There is no cntcrprisoof any magni tude in whi'.h he is not intorosted. It is claimed that ho is the leading spirit in tho railway consolidations now taking place, besides managing thc great steel combine, now on tin tapis. There has never a man arisen in this country and probably no other, of as wide influence as this new hom cial prince. The question whether it is beneficial to a country to have a man with so much power as this is worthy of contemplation. mM . - Gov. McSwecncy has made a most excellent selection in the appointment of Mr. Earle Sloan, a son of Col. J, B. E. Sloan, of Charleston, State Ge ologist. The Legislature at its lasi session passed thc bili creating the office, and thc Governor has beeu look ing around for a competent South Carolinian. Mr. Sloan was in tbr national service for several years, has had a targe experience in minerals and stone, and is in every way qualified tu amply GU thc position. His sulary will be $1.500, and helms thc appoint ment of au assistant with a salary of $700. Thu payment of pensions to the Confederate soldiers and widows in this State has been held until the Supreme Court oan pass on the puz zling question. The legislature, at its last session, raised the appropria tion from $100,000 to $150,000 bat tho Comptroller General and the Treas urer both found flaws io tho Aot, aud were unwilling to pay out tho oxtra $50,000. The Comptroller expressed himself willing to issue warrants for pensions based en th s $100,000 ap p opriaiion. Toe amounts that have h ?on asked for hy tho pfina?oQ board a u all based on the $150,000. Herc $ io officials who aro responsible for a o money balkod and asked the A torney General to get a judio al 4e isiou. The matter has been taken Xi fore the Supremo Courtaud point* V rc presented last Monday. All ih 0 pension ninney wi!! be tied up until a dojistoo is rendered. An Invitatio i to .Masons. A NIH-: uso s, S. C. Muy Nth, i-"". Tin* timmi Lodge, nf S??uih Carolina havingginiited a dispens?t inn to Miram Lodge, No. OS. A. F. M.. I? li?y "?? corner stone i?f the Confederate Monu ment of this city according to tbe cus tomary forms und usages of th?ancient fraternity,ou the lilli day of May, 1001, thin Lodge hereby extends to a!! tim Masonic Lodges in the County an in vitation to bo present and participate in thean c?r?monie*; and for thia pur pose they are requested to meet tili? Lodge al the .Masonic Temple on the day NpceHiod at 11.00 o'clock a m. pre paratory thereto. fraternally, ii, N. C. Hoi.KM AN, Soe. m . - - liolcman News. ll seems that the farmers nie about through planting and have began v\Mi king over. Mis..). M. .Jolly, who lins bet II very sh k for thc last two weeks, wo aie glad to say is much improved. Kally day at Towuvillc Inst Uh Sun day wi."? quito a success. There were KOvoral visitors there from Heneen, Anderson and Lavnnia, lia. Mr. (jeorgc dolly and Miss Daisy Wright, of Anderson, visited home folks last li li Sunday. Mr. Keels W. Maud and Miss Hattie Wright, of Ka ir I May, visited the M wa rft Harton lust 4th Sunday afternoon. Miss Suilie Cole is visiting in this coiuuiiiiiiiy. Mr. Hob Trice, one of Von's (lashing young sports, is seen passing through our burg every Sunday. Watch out, girls, we think that Bob means busi ness. Messrs. Joe Heller and J.eff Cromer, two of Alpine's bustling boys, were seen in our burg la.st Sunday. .Messrs. .Judson and Sumptcr Harton visited relatives at Kroylcs last Friday and Saturday. Miss Daisy Maret visited relativesat Hartwell. Ca., recently. Mr. Perry Munt is visiting bis son, Mr. Wayne Kant. There will be a picnic at Avery's Ferry on Saturday, May IKtlt. Tho public is cordially invited to attend and bring well lilied baskets. There will be. an entertainment at Double Springs Friday night, May Kith. The public is invited. Vim.KT. May ?5. Sadlers CreekjNcws. Tho health of this community is very gund with tho exception of a few eases of grip. Mr. K. I'. Hinch, of near this place, visited relatives at Pendleton last week. Miss F.vy H rook s bas returned bonn, from a two weeks" visit with relative! and friends at Lavenia, Ga. She re ports a most enjoyable trip. Kev. J. W. Hailey will preach n special sermon to the children next Sunday. We bespeak for him a house full of children that ?lay. On the fourth Sunday night ono ol our young gents weut to seo his best girl; she turned her shoulder on him and thu last accouut wo have of him, hu was threatening to commit suicide, but we hope ho will get over it with out putting an end to bia lifo, for hu h au expert tiddler and would be greatly missed by till of the girls. Sl'UIND KlKI>. Roberts Dots. After nu absence of ROUIO timo I au; in the ring once more, Mr. Editor. The health of this community is verj good at this writing. Tho tanners are getting along nicely with their work. Alisa Sippie McClain's school closet April 20th and picniced nt Portman th< day following. It will be a day loni to he remembered. I tH&tH ; Mr. J. A. Stevens and daughter, Mist Sallie, of the Fork section, visited re latives in our burg recently. One of our bachelors weut calling tin other Sunday night, his horse go loose and he had to walk home. Al ways be sure to hitch your horse so curely, vir.-., and he will be then when you need him. News is scarce in our burg, so 1 wil close by wishing tho IXTRLLIUKN OKI more success than ever. TOM HOV. -- ? . - - Stantonville News. Karin ?TS uro gening on nicely witt .heir crop?. They will Boon bo throng! planting and then they will he in for wai .vim "Genera tireen. ' Old Uncle Ray lia Kelley diod on IDHI WedneMlay l.a his ?eventy-eighth year 4'?d wa? burled tho to lowing day at Hin ('reek, funeral service? b>t-g conduced ny mir former pastor, ll. W. Burls. Uti tm? atwnyH enjoyed good health u>>iil lour ycart* ?"">, when ois mind beean)~ vve-k, and at. Unit-? ho never know lils wife or any one elee. (ind theught ic neat tn take him linnie, where all things viii 1>H made clear and bright. Mr. Jim (Manly, of White Plains, and Mixs K tu (J unbred, nf thia place."wera .iMrrtfd on lust 'I oem! ?y. It waa quite a surprise to her many friend?. " Mr. Luther (< imhreli wn? up from Itel ron (Sunday visiting ids parent? Mr Doek Oamhrell it ?porting a new '?liggy. l, i k nut, nir'.?, wo know that ?orne and buggy will take your ?VP. UNO. Why not Enjoy Ric Why not j-dii the many who now enjo [tubber Tires. Call ou us and let us s Church Street. Opposite Jail. QUALITY, QUAIS These are perhaps the three strop binati m of the trio make Bolt's the Idealste First, you're assurtd nf quality, over my counter. I won't handle infe Quamby means getting enough o: il he>c to make it profitable to YOU, ar The a? rvii e? include not only thc ment, prompt righting nf whatever sht livery of ymir goods, and all ehe shat complete s-tti-tuctiou. Commencing May 1st I will give trsde for 820.00 worth of tickois.** ?\1 ?etnod hs heretofore, arl coupon bon] "i! mnke this reduction to give you clos C. FRANK A Quiet Home Wedding. A few ii i? inls and relative? of the family met in the parlor of Dr. .fohn A. Kooinano, of Due Weat Township, Abbeville County, S. C., on Thursday, May 2nd, 1001, to witness tho marriage of Miss Hertie Amauda, second daugh ter ot' Dr. Kobinson, to Mr. George W. Uriflin, foreman of the Journal office, Greenwood, S. C. Miss Julia L. Rob inson rendered Mendelssohn's Wed ding March, when the marriage cere mony was performed by the Kev. A. I). Woodie, ot' Greenwood, S. C. The young couple left by private convey ance on Friday morning for their fu ton; home. May tho richest blessings of Heaven attend them. Wr.t.i. WisiiKit. A Card of Thanks. Please allow us space in yourcolutnns to thank the many kind friends who promptly came ??> o.*?, anti by their acts of kindness and kind words ot' sympathy in our sore bereavement, in t he sudden de.ith ot' our loved husband ami father, Thomas J. Dalrymple, have made us feel they are not friends in name only, but in deed and in truth. May heaven's richest blessings be showered upon them is the prayer of thc sorrowing wife, non und daughters. mm ? mm - - It if? reported from Sumter Coun ty that a cotton wood tree cut there yielded .'{,000 feet of lumber. - Alabama will be tho next State to take up the franchise question in a constitutional convention. - Ii is not necessary for a man to bc poor in order to be honest, but sometimes it seems necessary for a man to bc poor if he is honest. Tu Everybody that Grows WHEAT AND CORN. 1 HAVE just completed my Mill: at Storevtlle, on Rocky River, in up to date i-tyle., and am prepared to d< first-class work, i will grind for Ont Tenth and guarantee satisfaction ii every re-pect, provided Wheat is dry J. L. JACK ?N, May ?-4* Storeville, S. C. Administrator's Sale. BY vlitue of tho authority vested ii Un? undersigned lt will nell tn'tbe blahes bidder ut Amlorson O. IJ., H. C., on ?hi .JOth HHV o? May, 10*11, at 12 o'clock m. ti o Personal Proporty of tho late Mrs li. J. McGrath, deceased at bpr late resi linnea lu tho Ci'v of Anderson, consist? nj of Household Goods, except live ?bare of Stock In the Orr Cotton Mill, whirl will lie ?old in front of the Court IIOUBC TeniiH of Salo-Cash. FA KM EUS LOAN and TRUST CO. By .1. H. Vandiver, Cashier May S, 1901 4(i ?j CITATION. State of South Carolina, County of Anderann. Jiff H- H- Nance, Judge of FrobaU Whereas, T. C. Jackson ha applied to me to grant bim Letters of Ad ministration on tho Estate and effects o John A. Jackson, deceived These are therefore to cite and admon isb all kindred and creditors of the aaii John A. Jackson, dee'd, to be and ap Ilear bolero mein Court of Probato, t )6 held at Anderson Court House, oi the 23rd day of May, 1901, after put li cation boroo t, to show cause, if any the; have, why the said adzntniatratio' should not be granted. Given under my hand this Otb day c May, 11)01. R. Y. H. NANCE, Probato Judire. May 8,1901 4t> 2 I MAKE Photos In all those New and Popular Style -Oval, Round, Oblong or Squar Shapes-or will make you a Pictur iu any distinctive or particular styl you wish. 83.60 pays for a dozen Aristo Pla tino Cabinets. I mako a cheap gradi of Cabinets at 82.U0 per dozen. J K, COLLINS. ling When You Go r\ You cannot do it in an old, rattling r ugh-riding Buggy, but you can enjo^ it when you rino on the wings of th' celebrated GOODYEAR HrvE. You have no noise, no rough road j?hen you have R TIBBS. y the pleasure given them by using tin ?how you the advantage of using chem FBAMft J0KKSQN & CO. IT?TYV^RVICES. gest points of my business. The com ire at which to Deal. Reliable goods, and thtse only are sold rior stuff. f it for vour money, and enough mers cl id it's iii ways quantity with quality in it two otbera but polite and generous treat mid happen to go wrong, prompt de cider into tho business of giving you you a discount cf 2i pe? cent, or ouc iii I clncka beforo this dato will b*- re ks wdl be sold nt 2* per tent discount cr prices. ^ BOLT, The Cash Grocer. Prepare for the Harvest START RIGHT BY BUYING THE Champion Binder ! It ia all tlint the name implied. Their advantages over all other Binden are briefly these : The Force Feed Elevator which prevent choking aud loss of grain. The Eccentric Wheel which gives intr?fesed power ibr binding, aud ic Heves the machine and bertie from ttiaiu during thia operation. The Relief Hake whit h keeps the inner end of the Cutter Bar clear o weeds ami undergrowth in ali conditions. These inventions ure fouud only on ttie Champion. lu all other feature; the Champion is as well ida pied for all kinds of woik as other Bindera. If you are in the market for a Binder and will spate us a little of you time to show the meriti of ours we will ti ade. IVIeCJillly Bros., SOLE AGENTS. M. ?.. CARLISLE. Ii. H. CARLIRL?! GOTTOIT I Will soon be ready to thin out, and we want to remind you that we hav got thc best line of BOKS that you ever used, made out of the best Trowe Steel. We have contracted for enough of them for every ma?, woman an child in Anderson County. Come to see us before you buy. Side Harrows, Terrill and Roman-take your choice. Patent Sweeps an old fashion Sweeps. Heel Bolts that will not strip. Grain Cradles with th best Steel Blades-Counts and Josh Berry- none better. Don't forget to look at our Buffalo Pitts All Steel Spriog Flexible Bal Bearing Disc Harrow. Weare still selliug Patent Flour at $4 00. Sugai Coffee, Bacon, &c, at the market price. Try a 10-gallou Keg of our Georgi Cane Syrup at $3.00. CARLISLE BROS-, Anderson. H. C. A Tip to the Young Men ! WHEN BN NEED OF AN UP-TO-DATE HA! Or, in fact, anything in the way of inTJi^Disrisia:i3src3-s, And especially my beautiful line of UNDERWEAR, for HO weather is coming. Call on C. Ai REESE, THE FURNISHER. Opposite abe Post Office, North Hain Street, Anderson, S. V. PLANTING TIME IS AT HAND WE CIN FBRISB TOD I COTTON PLANTERS, 8uch as the Brooks Improved, The Dow Law and the Hampton Chain Planters, Which will give satisfaction to all that use them. THE BOLES HOES Are oil-tempered and guaranteed to give satisfaction under any test. Wo c* aUo supply you in SMITH-HARPER HOES At a reasonably low price. Keep down tho grass by using a TERRELL CULTIVATOR OR SIDE HARROW. It will save fifty per cent of cultivation. * , When in need of ?P_A.IE?/\MI T3KA OPIJODUVEIEISJ TS Of any kind ha eure to see u?. BROCK BROS, Anderson, S. C. NO! OUR CUSTOMERS ARE NOT HOGS DURING the past winter quite a large number of broken-down wagoi have been found lying ou tho tide of the roads on which were tacked ot i ard board advertisement reading : lAAA?iAfiAA?AAA AA A A A A ^ A ^ } LOADED AT DEAN & RATLIFF'S, ? 5 Sole Distributors of Dean's Patent Flour ! ? aV^ W<V ? HT W W V ^ ?f.<r ? W ' '' WT W V T V Many unkind romarin have been made about people acting tho hog i euch a way as to overload themselves jaat because they liked Deana Pater Fleur. We thank those critics ha f to death thai our customers are not hog at all. They know a good thing when they see it, and, like sensible peopl ?hot ld do, they always take ail vantage of it. We should say in jut eoe to them, also, that they were not always loade with Dean's Patent Floor alone, but with their share of th^ tosenj^ pitea < HAY, CORM and OATS That are daily loaded at out front door. We sell them chi apr iban aoj b .tdyelao, and this is tho lesson that we sell more of them tl an anybod; else. Nothing strang? in that nor hoggish, either, that we can sec, Straw only ?bow which way tie ai id ia blowing. If you would be happy jost fbi low the crowd. DEAN & RATLIFFE. La est styles of Shoes and Dry Goods in profusion, mil I Weil I i Immediate Necessity and Timely Economy. Spring has been tardy this year, and hundreds have neg. lected preparations ior personal comfort. Our business for the past two weeks has been a decided gain upon the same weeks of a year ago. The lateness of sunshine ig the reason. V7e teii you to-day of our big Millinery Stook. A REMARKABLE OFFERING. This is the mo*t important news cf Ladies' Imported rat tern Hats that has been told in many a day, for such bargains in the very finest goods of the season occur but rarely. We ; have marked every Imported Pattern Hat in our Stock at half their value at the very height of the season. Just at the time when you want them and not when the season is closed. SEE HOW LITTLE THE PRECES ARE: 1. Very elaborate Parisian Hat, j Yellow Satin Straw Braid, Chiffon lining, Crown of Foliage, Trimming of Yellow Roses and Black Chiffon, Gilt and Cut Steel Huckle. This Hat has value of $14..??.Prioe $7 00 2. Finest South American Leghorn Hat, magnificently trimmed with Im ported Roses and Foliage, artistic bows of Black Velvet Ribbon urd Oxndized Pins. This Hat has a value of $12 00 .Price $6 00 3. Imported Double Flat, made of finest Tuscan straw and folded Chiffon, trimmed with elaborate Roso wreath. Black Velvet and Gilt Buckle. Thia Hat nasa value of $12.00... Price $5 50 4. Magnificent Double Brim Hat, made of Turcao Straw Braid and folds of Castor Chiffon, trimmed with Pas tel Silk between the brims, Bandeaux of Imported Foliage and finest Par isian Pink Rose. This Hat is a bar gain afc $11.00-........Price $5.50 5. Light, fluffy White Matine Hat, Crown of fine Black Satin Straw' trimmed with Black and Yellow Roses, delicate gilt Braid finishing tho grace ful Malino folds. This Hat has a value of $9.00.Price $150 6. Beautiful'model in a Lemon Col ored Straw, Turban Brim, covered with crimped Chiffon and Crown of closely tucked Chiffon. This simple and elegant HaO ia trimmed with one handsome Black Aigrette and bow of Black Velvet Ribbon. The folds in front are brought together with an elaborate Gilt Buckle. This marve! of beauty has a value of $10.00 .?..Price $5.00 See these beautiful Hats. There are Pattern Hats here too numerous to describe in our limited space, all of which are priced in the same propor tion. We guarantee that no duplicates of these Imported Hats will be seen in Anderson. We are constantly receiving new shipments of the latest Walking Hats. We continue to receive almost daily handsome Premiums which we present free of charge to our patrons in return for their purchases. Ask for a Coupon. Give Us a Trial ! THE ENTIRE STOCK OP PITTS & BYRD Bought at a Great Sacrifice ! To be Sold without Reserve X At Greatly Reduced Prices ! The valuation arrived at is as follows : CLOTHING, (Men's, Youths' and Boys*).t. .$1227 06 H09IERY and UNDERWEAR. 673 61 NOTIONS..... .. 920 33 DRY. GOODS (Dress Goods and Domestics). 974 92 SHOES (nice, new select Stock)........ 1450 34 MISCELLANEOUS-Comprising Cloaks and Wraps, Blankets, Neckwear, Embroidery, Laces, Overskirts, Trunks, Store Fix tures, Etc.-/......-._ 674 30 Grand Total.. ..,.-.$5926 59 tST Such an opportunity for buying entirely new and fresh floods at far below Manufacturera' Cost was never offered to the trade before.- The neces sity for room compels us to unload these Goods in the next few days. By all means come at once and secure some of these Goods. _ Yours truly, N?oU to Post Office. EVERY ONE ADMIRES THEM ! When they see the beauty of our Fine Stock of Carriages. For a Speeding Wagon rrs ha~c ihe light PNEUMATIC TIRED RUNABOUT That a rar?hi? can pull, *hile for ttyle and swell '?get op" truro ii nothing to equal our handsome- ? Traps, Dra^, Sumeys, Etc. For general use our Fami'y Bogg/o; handy Wagon cannot bo rivaleu tor price and quality. . SfT iS, ERBXWEiX.