Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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How of tea, under the guise of making a good trade, sub? t eouent experience proved yon were misled, and ? victim of j i ither a g^ib. o^Iy tongue, or an exaggerated ad. At the time you did not realize your money going up in smoke. These siisrepresentations seem to be frequent occurrences, and should oana? yon to exercise the greatest care in making your purchases. Ton' should make certain to procure Goods of unquestionable quality-shoddy Goods are dear for a song. It is the Quality of Goods such as we sell that helps to in crease our business and adds new patrons to the already long list that favors us. That's why wt? sell more Goods than any other Store to Anderson. WE ?UST1ME ROOM FOR FALL STOCK SOON ITO ARRIVE Therefore, we extend a special invitation to the public to visit our Store and leisurely inspect the remainder of OUR SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK We are especially anxious to clear out all Spring and Summer Goods Within the next few weeks. Therefore, you will find in our | Stock many attractive offerings, such as White Goods, v o Muslins, Laces, Embroideries, } Notions, Millinery, Ribbons, Summer Oxfords, &o. We may not make as much noise as some, but our Stock RELIABLE MERCHANDISE ANT? HONEST VALUES Is always complete. Yours truly, .-S-,;. We V.. offer our entire Stock of Straw Hats $1.25 Hats now 63c. $1,00 Hats now 50o. 75c. now 38 c. 60c. Hats now 25c. ]^a^?>l? Front, 4 NEXT TO FA?MKRS ANI> MKR?Jr^AI^S ?ANK. BH^^^^^^H^^^^H^^^BflB9HHI^^^HB^B^B^^B9SSSSSSSSSBI^^^HS^HHE)H^H Xocai News. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12. 1903. In some sections of the Connty the sweet potato crop ia said ta be very nne. Grapes are now ripening and some very noe baskets are being brought to sae etty. Mise Corrie Brown ha? returned from a pleasant stay of several weeks in Laurena. A targe number of gala week visitors ara still m tho city visiting friends and relative?. Several new small enterprises are being tmked of in Anderson. Let's have them. Col. J. N. Brown offers a*> tract of land near Honca Path for sale. See advertisement. Ice is in great demand these hot days and the delivery wagons are kept con stantly on tho go.* A fino rain fell in many sections of the County last Monday evening, and it came in good time. Mr. lt. B. Cheshire ie back with The Globe Store after spending aeveral weeks io Hartwell, Ga. Miss Nelle Heese, of Abbeville, spent, last week in Anderson visiting her ? father, Dr. H. D. Reese. Congressman Wyatt Ai koa, of Ab" beville, waa among the prominent vis itors in the city last week. Miss Valeria Clinkscales, of Starr, Anderson County, ia visiting Mrs. G. W. Griffin.TGreenwood Index. The fall trade will be late ia open ing this eeasou on account o! the back ward condition ot the cotton crop. Kev. J. T. Mann will preach at the Cox yarn mill next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock instead of 8 o'clock ia the af ternoon as usual. The Sandy Springs Sundry School will have a picnic at Centervilie mills next Friday, 14th inst. The friends of the School are invited to attend. Chas. B. Hall, who has been engaged in business at Greenwood for several years, has returned to his home in this city, where he will again enter busi ness/ t * A series of meetings will begin at V?rennos Church next Saturday morn ing, isth inst. The friands of the con gregation are cordially invited to at* tend the meetings. , All persona intoreated in the Slabto wu graveyard, in Brushy Creek Township, are requested to meet there early next Friday morning, 14th inat., for the pur pose of clearing, off the graves and grounds. ? AU who are interested in tho grave yard at Yarennes Churoh are requested co meet there early next Friday morn ing, 14th inst., to clean off the yard and graves, and to arran go about run ning a fenoe ardune! it. A. S. Richardson, Esq., a prominent young lawyer of Hartwell, Ga., spent a day or two in Anderson laat week and gave ns a pleasant call. He has some fine land in Hart County for aale, an advertisement of which ap pears in another column. There will be a reunion of the Mc Coy family at the old homestead of K. C. McCoy, in Broadaway Township, next Tuesday, 18th inst. AU the friends of the family are invited to at tend and bring well-filled dinner bas kets, which wiU be opened at a picnic dinner. Thc Wallace Bros. circus train was wrecked at Durand, Mich., last Friday and about twenty-three men were trilled and twenty wounded. Among the latter WOB J. J. Meadows, a son of B. J. Meadows, who moved nero from Athens, Gn., a few months ago. He telegraphed his father here that his in juries were not serious. The Angosta (Ga.) Chronicle of last Saturday sa?a: "Dr. J. D. Chapman, a prominent Baptist minister of Ander son, S. C.. passed through the city yesterday on bis way to MidviUe, Ga., where he is to conduct a series bf meet ings. Dr.. Chapman ia one of the very strongest preachers in the South ano. good results are sure to follow hie efforts." Lee G. Hoi loman has been elected secretary and treasurer. of the Com mercial Club recently organized in Anderson. No better selection could have been made. . r. Hoi lem un is a progressive and wide-awake young man. His many Walhalla friends are delighted to see the high stand he ia taking in his adopted home among its business men.-Keoweo Courier. Little Pauline Anderson, daughter of John tt. Anderson, formerly of An derson County, but now living at Sen eca, while ia tho second story of the new hotel that is being built adjoining har father's residence in that town, ao c'dently fell from a window to the ground last Thursday evening, receiv ing severe and painful injuries. Sev eral ribs were broken and her back waa severely injured.' It is feared that her lujuries wiU prove fatal. Mrs. ?. R. Greer, of Aurora, Texas, ia visiting her old home and friends and relatives in this County. Hrs. Greer is a daughter of the late Archi bald Armstrong, who lived in the Hon ea Path section, and left this County with her husband for Texas abont twenty years ago. She says ehe is more than pleased with her adopted homo. Her visit back to her old nome is, we know, a source of much pleasure to hor many friends and rela i tives here. The Southern Railway's fast sooth bound train was wrecked at G?stenla* N. C., last Monday night at ll o'clock, caused by the boiler oe the engine ex ploding. The engine and tender were almost demolished and hurled down tho embankment. The postal Oar and all the cars except tho last two Pall mans were overturned. The train was crowded, but no passenger waa so nority hurt. The engineer, liroman and two postal cierta were eexiouoly 'jtirt. W. A. Sharpe, one vf the postal clerks who waa hurt, ia a brother of Mrs. RI E. Allen, of this.eity, and bas a number ot friends her? who will re gret to hear of hie misfortune. He was badly cut and hie leg was broken. Policeman James G. Oconnell should be congratulated. The loafing ?negroes of tba city have a habit qt lounging on a brick wall on Depot street, and it is very disagreeable to ladies to pass down that etreet on that account. Yesterday Officer O'Donnell made the whou dirty gang arise and march. We hope bo will see that it sfavs c?bAr nf negrees. [ On the comer of McDufflo and Depot streets negroes flock in great gangs-principally on account of thia point being so near thu dispensary-and it is a great nuisance. Cursing and vile talk is plentiful ou thia corner. It is hardly fit for a lady to pass along this point at any ti ino. We would like to seo ihe police rem edy thia bad state of affairs. IBBHIUHBKSBBSHRZMI Th? Rocky Hiver B.-pti?t Aboociaiion : (colored) convened yesterday in this dty In the St. TAnl Church. The farmors have about finished layiug-by their crops, and are now en joying a much needed rest. Anderson is well represented at the agricultural meeting that ia being held at Clemson College thia week. Hon. Altamont Moses, a prominent and popular citizen of Sumter, 8. 0.? spent a few days io Anderson last week. Alise Nellie Simpson, of Marietta, Ga., who has been spending the past few weeks in the city with relatives will return home to-morrow. Yann Livingston, who recently grad uated in the electrical course at Clem son Coll?ge, has gone to Anderson to accept a lucrative position.-Bennetts ville Advocate. Married, on Wednesday, July 23, 1003. at the residence of the officiating minister, Rev. J. L. McLin, in this city. Mr. John T. McClellan and Miss Essie Rochester. A reunion of Co. E, 14th Regiment, will be held at Woodruff next Friday. Col. J. N. Brown, of this city, has ac cepted an invitation to attend and de liver an nd drees. Those big pieces of granite along a oortion of South McDuffie street are getting to bo a nuisance. They should either bo placed in position or moved from the sidewalk. There will bo an educational rally at Walhalla next Saturday, 10th inst. Among the speakers invited to attend are Rev. M. B. Kelly and Hon. Geo. E. Prince, of this city. Tho fifth annual convention of tho South Carolina Funeral Directors1 As sociation is boing hold in Aikeu. Geo. M. Tolly, who is secretary of the or ganization, is attending. Col. J. D. Maxwell and wife, of Char lotte, have been spending a few dave in the city visiting relatives and old friends, who are always delighted ta groot them in their old home. Miss Fannie Widemnn, of Due*West. has been elected teaoher of the school at Moscow, this County, for the coming year, and will enter upon her work at tbe openingof the Fall terni. . Married, on Sunday. August 0,1003 at tbe home of the bride's parents ic Centerville Township by Rev. Wm Brown, Mr. W. F. Flowers, of thii city, and Miss Annie E. Cromer. All persons interested in tho Dor chester Churchyard, Broad way Town ship, are requested to meet there nex Friday morning for the purpose o: clearing off the yard.and graves. The Secretary of State last Monday issued a charter to the Pendleton cot ton milt The capital Btock is $05,000 and the corporators are M. M. Hunter J. J. Sitton, E. G. Evans, jr., and W J. Martin. J/issses Nellie Beam, Hattie Cren shaw and Annie Bell Beam, three nt tractive young ladies of Greenville were the guests of Misses Nellie nm Lillie Brown, on West Earle Stree last week. Col. J. C. Boyd, of Greenville, com mander of the First Regiment of th South Carolina militia, spent a fox days in the city last week, and was i frequent visitor to the Camp of th Third Regiment. Gov. Hey ward has three clever edi tors on his staff-R. T. Javnes,Keowe Courier, Walhalla; John M. Knight Herald, Sumter; and John B. Towil Advocate, Batesburg-and all of thei were with him in Anderson last weet Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Py thiai will hold its regular convention to morrow evening at 8,80 o'clock. . Th rank of Page will be conferred, an important business will be transactT All the members are urged to attorn During their stay in the city lat week Gov. Hey ward and his steff wei tendered two most enjoyable recep tiona-ono at the home of Mr. and Mn J. A. Brock, and the other at "Suns? For??t." the summer home of Mr. an Airs. J. J. Fret well. A few intimal friends assisted the hosts in the recei tions, and the occasions were high! enjoyed by all present. W. O. Guyton, son of A. W. Guytoi of Hopewell Township, who is now i the employ of the Georgia Mauufat turing Co., at Blitchton, Ga., cam very near getting drowned in til Ogeechee River, 20 miles west of Savai nab, last Saturday morning, while i bathing with several friends. He san the second time, and as he carno v two of his friends grabbed him an carried him safely to land. There will be. an educational pica and mass-meeting held at Smith Chai el, in Starr and Iva Circuit, on Wei nesday, 10th inst. The speakers f< the occasion will be gentlemen fro some of the leading educational inst tutions in the State. The public ls u gently requested to attend. And thoi who are interested in the cause of edi cation should at all events attend th meeting. Dinner will be served ?< the grounds, so remember io bric your baskets, and them well-filled. Samuel J. Sloman died last Thur day morning at his home in Atlant Ga., where he.had been engaged business for twenty years or mor Mr. Sloman was born in Germany . years ago, and came to America win only a youth. He lived in ?nderst several years preceding the civil wc and when this State seceded hecnten her service as a member of the Pe motto Riflemen from this cit He was highly esteemed by his coi rp.des, and his old friends nero will r &ret to hear of his death. A wife, oi son and two daughters survive him. The 26th annual convention of tl South Carolina SandavSchool Conve tion will be held in the Washings Street Presbyterian Church, Gree vi Ho,! on the 26tb, 20th and 27th int This convention represents the ass elated Sunday Schools df South Car lina of all evangelical faiths, and eve white Sunday School in tho State mi send delegates without limit to nut ber. Entertainment v. ill' be prov id for all delegates. atid those who co template going should write to Prc E. JU. Hughes, Greenville, 8. C. J interesting programme bas been a ranged for the occasion, and Anders County should be largely represent there. TbeMoorehcad family reunion w be held at the old homestead, nc owned by Robert Moorehead, thr milos north of the city, on Thursds August 20th. A large gathering ihermembore of the clan with tin friends, is expected. General M. Bonham will be the principal orator tho occasion and several other spea ?rs ore expected to take part in t exercises. The basket picnio learn is an important part of tbe proceed in and tin ladies will do themselves gre honor in tho preparation of the necc ear* provisions for this occasion. I all interested in the reunion come pi pared to'enjoy thenihelves and th add to the pleasure of others. Tho jewelry etoro of T. H. Donnolly nt Piedmont was burglarized l'.eti Fri day night. '1 ho loss amounts to $50 or The annual summer excursion from Charleston to the mountains will bc run on Wednesday. 10th inst. The railroads expeot the largest crowd they have had in years. The round trip fare from Charleston to Anderson is $5.?5. , A? J. Simpson leaves today for his home in Kussollville, Ark. He baa been spending several weeks in An derson visiting friends and relatives. His daughter. Miss Bettie, who ac companied him here, will remain until Friday. The canning factories that have been established in this State are said to bo prolitablo and it seems reason able to suppose that o>io would pay in Anderson. Tho Ioctl consumption hero requires nu immense quantity of cunned goods- tomatoes especially annually. JJo sure to read tho advertisement of L. P. Smith's excursion to Asheville next Tuesday, and if you waut to have an enjoyable trip we advise voil to go on it. Tho train will leave Pendleton at 7 a. m. and run vin Anderson, Bel ! ton aud Greenville. Tho advertise i ment gives full particulars. The Iudenendont Hook and Ladder Fire Company held their annual meet ing last Monday evening and elected tho following officers to serve for tho ensuing year: Foreman, W. F. Pear son; 1st Assistant Foreman, W. H. McGee; 2nd Assistant Foreman, R. W. Triable; Secretary, S. M. Craig. Tho C. A. Reed Musio Houso was visited by a large crowd of people Inst week, and everybody admired the beautiful decorations on the interior nf the building ns well as those on the outside. Every day tho musio render ed on the lino pianos was greatly en joyed by tho visitors, and Mr. Reed and hie assistants were highly compliment ed by their friends. John W. Carpenter, of Clinton, has been spending a few days in the city visiting his brother, A. M. Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter bas been an inmate of the Thornwell Orphanage since he was a email boy, and tor several years has been an instructor in that institu tion. He has decided to enter the Presbyterian ministry, and will begin his course in the Theological Semi nary at Louisville, Ky., this fall. The room occupied by the managers of the merry-go-round, in the residence of C. L. Angel, on Depot street, was entered last Thursday, their trunk knocked open with an axe and a small box, containing $148 was stolen there from. The theft waa at once reported to Chief Billingham, and two white men, charged with the crime, were arrested. The preliminary hearing was set for yesterday bat was postponed until September 8rd, aud the men gave bond for their appearance at that time. Married, on SuudftV, August2, 1008, at the residence nf Hugh Ballard, by W. H. Acker, Notary Public, Broadus Ballard and Miss Sallie Williams; also, at the same place and by the samo of ficial, on Saturday, August 8tb. Chea ter Hannah and Miss Aunah Ballard. All of the parties are from Anderson County. On Saturday afternoon Squire Acker, at his home, also tied tho nup tial knot for Henry Hindmon and M?BB Lou Vanehn, both of whom live in Greenville County. Last Friday afternoon, while play ing ball at Pendleton, Ralph Watkins, son of Luther Watkins, ofthat place, and a nephew of Clerk of Court John C. Watkins, had his jawbone broken. While catching behind the bat bia mask slipped off and a ball struck him on the left side, breaking the bone. His uncle. Dr. W. W. Watkins, brought him to this city at once, and the bone and teeth were set by Dr. A. C. Strick land, the dentist, lt was a very pain ful wound, but the young mon is doing as well as possible. Dr. J. B. Hunnicut, editor of the Southern'Cultivator, delivered a most interesting and practical . ddress in the Court House last Friday afternoon, and it was heard by a large and appre ciative audience. He advised the far mers to raise more forage crops and less cotton, and urged deep plowing. He went from Anderson to Mountain Springs, where he delivered an address at the meeting held there on Saturday. The Doctor made many friends during his visit here, and they would be de lighted to have him come again. You thirsty ones, go to the fo-.nt; in and drink Pepsi-Cola and HPO how re freshing, invigorating and delioiou? it is. If you have not tried lt you have missed a treat. Go get a glass for 5c. at any foun tain. . FOR RENT-A six-room Cottage tin Gr en ville Street f rom ?opt. 1 to Juno 1, 1904. Apply to M ru, W. S. Sharpe. Attention Merchants. We have great inducements to offer von in Hosiery, Panta, Overalls, Drawers, Flees Goods, otc. We will bo in oar omeo for the next sixty days. Buy from ua you get tho mill prices. We ?ave you tho.j ob burn pronto. Call on ns and be convinced. We are selling the largest and oloBest buyers ir tbe country. T-??BB <fc CATER, Commission Merchants and Mill A gentB. Foley's Kidney Cure Will cure Bright's Disease. Win cure Diabetes. Will oureHtjor.e In Bladder. Will euro Kidney and BUddnr Diseases. Evans Pharmacy. . Has it evrir occurred to you how soon a Mower would pay for itsell? Do you realize how much good feed for your H tock you annually lose by your future to cut the grass, hay, pea vines, etc., al lowed to go to waster - It does not take ist neb nf such feed to pay for a McCor mick Mower Irpm Bullivan Hdw. Co. Buy vour Blacksmith Tools from Brock Hardware Co. Consumption Threatened. C Unger, 211 Maple St., Champaign, 111., writes: "I was troubled with a hack ing cough for a year, and I thought I had consumption. I tried a great many rem ulina and waa under the care of phyel olane for several mouthe. I used one bottle of Foley'a Honey and Tar. It cured me. and I bava not been troubled el noe. Evana Pharmacy. MANUFACTURER wanta reliable man to deliver and collect ; horse and wsgon and 9160 deposit necessary ; 921 a week and oxpenses ; permanent. Franklin, Box 78, Philadelphia, Po. 7-2 Don't let thia opportunity pasa and fail to get a Torraolng Plow cheap. Brock Hardware Co. Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers. Foley's Honey and Tar afforda imme diate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst stages, and if taken in time will effect a cure. Evans Pharmacy. ? big lot of Georgia Ratchet Plow Stocka for 60c See Brook Hardware Co. The first cost ia not always the greatest or onlv coat In operating a Mower. Sul livan Hdw. Co. would like to demon strate io yoU why McCormick Mowera reqniro so few repalra and tb have you compare (be coat .of such repairs with correa ponding parta for other machines. Foley'a Kidney Caro will care all di? . ! eases arising from disordered kidney* or bladder. Evans Phaimuoy. Only a few days more and we turn this Stock CLOTHING, HATS, And Gents' Furnishings Over to our successor, who wil) continuo the Clothing Business at the same stand. Only a few days to buy at : First Cost. HALL BROS Se .A.t all Soda T^oiTiitaiTis r The Most Satisfying, Cooling, Refreshing, Invigorating and Delicious. :::::: DOES NOT EXCITE THE NERVES! ... CHE W J) IF YOU WANT THE BEST, TAGS worth a half cent each. All Grocery Stores sell and recommend it to their tracTo as the best, cleanest and purest Tobacco on the market. Try it and you will have no other. Yourc truly, DEXTER GROCERY COMPANY, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, Anderson, - - - - South Carolina. WK OAHRY A FI IVE STOCK OF FLOUR, CORN, OATS, TOBACCO, BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, Together with ?a general supply of the necessaries of life, and can make i to your interest to Irado with ua. Jobbers prices on HATCHET TOBACCO-best made for the moneys Your businora is highly appreciated by VANDIVER BRO?: