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BY CIINKSCALES & LANGSTON.
ANDERSON, S. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1904.
VOLUME XXXX-NO. ll.
FOR
Some of yon think it's too late to buy Summer Clothes,
but you forget wtyit a hot month September usually is.
It'll bs a good long ?jue before you'll feel the need of
Winter Clothes, and right now we have some exceptional
Bargains to offer you in
LOW OUT SHOES,
ODD TROUSERS,
STRAW HATS and
TWO-PIECE SUITS.
Prices on the shove are reduced from one-quarter to one
third. You'll find oome values here, so come in this week
and get them.
Boys' School Suits.
We have just received our fr shipments of Boys' Knee
Pant Suits. Good Suits, well-made Suits-Suits that'll stand
haxd knocks-made for growing boys. In this department
-we'll show for Fall a larger and better assortment than we
have ever shown. Bring your boy here and you'll find what,
you want,
Suits from gi.50 to $6.00.
Boys' Knee Pants at 50c, 75c and $1.00.
Ages 4 to 17 years.
. 0. Evans & Co,
ANDERSON, S. C.
The Spot Cash Clothiers
This is their space, but there are so many Bar
galas in their line that they can't enumerate them
all here, so they ask that their customers use their
eyes in loojdng over their matchless values in
SHOES,
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And "sich liker To see them is to buy them. They
axe hummers.
They are Headquarters on good* sound, dry-?
CORN.
Warranted free of munt and rats,
fheir feed
OATS
Are cr tue beat quality.
s Everybody that ls anybody knows that
DEM'S PATENT FLOOR
Is the best th&tgxows. So why pay more ?br?1 infe
rior goods when you can be transeendantly happy
by trading here.
THAT'G THS QUfiftYIONI
DEAN & RATLIFFE,
The yolks that Sell the Good Kinds.
Vote by Precincts, County Offices, August 30,1904
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i<or Congress
Wyatt Aiken.
I. EL McCalla.
For Solicitor.
J. E. Boggs.
fT.ouse oj Repr?sentatives.
J. S. Acker.
Joshua W. Ashley.
J. A. Hall.
E. J. Kay.
G. T. King.
J. C. Milford.
A. G. (Pinckney.
Geo. E. Prince.
E. M. Bucker, Jr.
M. P. Tribble.
E. T. To Ilia on.
J. Belton Watson.
For Sheriff.
Nelson lt. Green.
W. P. Snelgrove.
For Clerk of Court.
W. fl. Shearer.
ti. P. 8i*ith.
John e. Watkins.
Brown A, Wilson.
For County Supervisor.
Oliver Bolt.
S. O. Jackson.
Coroner.
N. P. Banister.
W. Y. Miller.
Co. Supt. of Education.
B. A. Gentry.
B, E. Nicholson.
Treasurer.
L. 8. Clinksoales.
J. M. Payne.
J. Miles 'Pichona.
Auditor.
G. N. G. Boleman.
W. A. Hudgens.
County Commissioners.
J. T. Ashloy.
H. F. Cely....
fl. P. McDaniel.
B. J. Pearman.
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STATE HEWS.
- The outlook fer all the educa
tional institutions in South Carolina
is very bright this year.
- William Leaphardt, of Newberry |
County, has been bound over to court
for beating his wife, tie is a white
man..
- The company owning the trolley
system in Greenville, are going to
extend their lines so as to make a belt
line.
- Twenty bales of new qotton have
been sold in various parts of the
State and the 'lowest price BO far was
10h oto.
- A movement has been started in
Charleston to ereot a handsome gran
ite aroh on Washington square to the
memory of General Beauregard. . .
- A dead negro mulatto baby, ap
parently three or four months of age,
and which had been dead from 24 to
48 hours, was found in a well in Ches
ter on Sunday afternoon.
- Two men, John Siogley. and Ja
cob Hawkins- were robbed by stran
gers in lbs suburbs of Prosperity on
Monday. They think the strangers
gave them knockout drops.
-- Senator Tillman has been ad
vised by bis physician to rest his
throat.thiB summer. Consequently he
will not be prominent as a speaking
campaigner for the Democratic ticket.
. fi** A negro, Sam Byas, was com
mitted to -Jail in Charleston for at
tempting ,to poison his wife. The
negro is alleged to haye put a quan
tity of lye into the woman's drinking
water.
- A section of the beach on Sulli
van's Island caved in last Friday
morning carrying an area of 100x150
feet to a depth of 40 feat into the
harbor. The landslide name nea?
taking in a house.
-^-D.'E. Sh??ly. the foreman of a
saw mill near Holley's Ferry, in Lex
ington County, was killed by ania"
sorted tooth flying from the saw and
striking hint ia the stomach and pass
ing nearly through tho body.
- Hugh Pri?e, a Harton County
farmer, died a iew days ago. leaving
an estate worth 9123,000, including
$23,000 in cash in bank. He began
Ufo without a dollar after the war,
and is said to hare been wholly illit
erate.
- Hobart Baxter, a young < white
man living in a mill villago in Green
ville, attempted to end his life with
a pi? to!, the ball entering the neck.
The wound is seripus.but may not be
fatal. The young man has long been
a victim of ^melancholia.
- A negro was arrested at Carlisle,
ita Union Ccncty, for robbing the
mails. This is the second offense, he
having been sed t to Sing Singa few
years e,jo for the same crime. Tho
robbert occurred during the transfer
of tb . m.\il saoks from the Seaboard
to the Southern. 4
- The Pacoiat Manufacturing Co's.
Ko. 3 mill, at Paeolet, destroyed by
flood last year, is again in condition
for operation and will ut once begin
manufacturing. The company bas
had site cleared for the erection of
No. 5 mill, but will probably not be
gin construction work until next
year.
One evening last week about ?ark
a segre by the urine of Jim Pressley
shot and.perhaps fatally wounded his
wife. Ho made his escape and so fat
he has hot boen captured although
blood hounds were put on his ?rail.
Why heshot, his wife cannot be as
certained. Presaley was a negro
preacher.
- Gov. Heyward has issued his
labor day proclamation, dec'rring
September 5th to be a legal holiday.
- During a thunder storm at Earj
ley a few days ago lightning struck
the Mountain View hotel, completely
destroying all the top of one of the
chimneys and shattering the frames,
sash and glass of most of the windows
on the West side of the building. Sev
eral were severely shocked bot no one
seriously hurt.
- J. B. Bennett, who killed his
wife hy accident at Brunoon, in Hamp
ton County, has been brought back to
the penitentiary to serve ont a life
sentence because he violated the con
ditions of *ois pardon and came baok
into the State. Tho peculiar part of
it is that even had he killed his wife
intentionally he could not he tried for
it now because he has a life sentence
over him.
- Another new disease of the cot
ton plant has sprung into ?zistenoe.
This time the cry comes from
Pickens. It is neither boll weevil,
blight nor rust, bnt it kills the plants.
First the roots seem to die. This
causeo easting and soon nothing bnt
the bare stalk remains. Several acres
are now affected and the disease is
said to be spreading.
-i Another suit has boen filed
against the constables, this being a
duplioate of the one filed a few days
ago from Sparenburg. The Attorney
General has been notified by tho at
torneys of B. L. Gowan, of Spartan
burg, that sui: has been filed for $10,
000 against the bonds of J. F. Drake,
M. B. Gideon. J. B. Fant and U. B.
Hammet for the seizure of $4.76 worth
o{ whiskey. The suit is for personal
and punitive damages und the Attor
ney General has entered a demurrer in
th? oase. vs
- An operation performed upon a
child at Taylor's Station a few days
ago revealed a strange oase. The
eighteen months' old baby of Ham
Wood, a farmer living near Taylor's*
Station, had-a foll several days ago
and its parents, thinking a bone was
broken; sent for nearby physicians,
who made an examination and decided
upon 4Pf operation, as . they also
thought the bone was broken. When
they opened the child's leg they dis
covered a large needle lying close to
the bone, whioh had caused the trou
ble. It was removed and the child
was healed. The physicians believe
the needle was swallowed, and passing
through the child's body, lodged in itu
GENERAL NEWS.
- John W. Gates, according to re
port, lost $100,000 in a wheat deal.
- The Standard Oil Company de
elared another dividend of *5 a share.
- Four men wore killed by the ex
Slogion of a boiler at a Saw mill near
onoia, Ga.
- Arkansas has paid off her State
debt and has nearly two millions in
the treasury.
- The British possessions in West
Africa cover* 500,000 square miles,
containing 20,000,000 negroes. '
-.Four counterfeiters were caught
in^At?anta Ga,, on Friday night with
$30,000 in counterfeit ten dollar bills.
- German horse but oh er s are about
to open a restaurant in Berlin to eda?
cate the upper/ ?lass in the use of
horeefiesh?V v / i,
- The. (Texas. Republicans have
nominated ? state ticket and adopted
a platform. Among the notable fea
tures of the convention was the total
elimination of negroes from the State
ticket.
- Ceasar Booker, oolored, died at
Washington, Ga., on Wednesday aged
125 years. Ile leaves six children,
one of them a soa aged 96. -
- Things have quieted down about
Statesboro, Ga . but a good macy
?egroeB have left the neighborhood in
terror and farm labor is scarce.
- Ida Hagan, a negress, has been
appointed postmaster at Ferdinand,
i Ind., and a storm is raging among the
I white people of the town in conse
quence. Several white women were
applicants for the place.
- Five persons were killed, a num
ber injured and property damaged to
the extent of $2,000,000 by a fierae
tornado which swept St. Paul, Minn.
The property damage in Minneapolis
is said to have beea nearly as great as
in 8t. Paul.
- The governor of Alabama has of
fered rewards for members of mobs
who participated in three resent lynch
ings in that State. He says he ex
pects to use every parti?le of power
the laws of the State give him to pre
vent lynchings.
- Bail has been refused to the
three constables of Selma, Ala., from
whom a negro was taken and lynohed.
The constables are in jail, charged
with murder in the first degree. They
allege that a mob of negroes took their
prisoner from them.
- Some sharp, enterprising Yan
kees in Boston have launohed a scheme
to oolleot money from the negroes of
the South on the promise of establish
ing department stores in the country,
which are to be condoeted and con
trolled by negroes entirely.
- At Membhis, Tenn., last Friday
a bale of new ootton shipped by Muse
& Harris, Junction, Ark., brought 40
cents a pound in an auction sale in
front Of the eotton exobange there.
This is the highest prioe paid for oot
ton in Memphis for thirty-years.
- Daring July Georgia was boast
ing of her cotton crop. State Com
missioner Stevens August 15 said :
"The present condition of the ootton
crop is for from favorable, owing to
excessive rains and want of sunshine
for Che past 10 days. We eannot now
eount oh moro than on average crop
in Georgia."
- Mrs. Cordelia . Botkin, of Cali
fornia, has been sentenced to life im
prisonment for the murder of a woman
in Dover, Del., by means of poison
ed candy mailed from San Francisco.
In passing the sentence the judge
expressed regret that he could nol
impose the death penalty, as the jurj
in its verdict had fixed the punish
ment.
- Eight thousand oar loads ol
Beaches were shipped from Georgia,
[issisaippi and Alabama in the five
week's season just closed. The crop
brought about five million dollars,
breaking all previous reoords for the
South. Many thousands of y ou nj
trees will be planted and stock oom
panics ore organized for extensive
new orchards on account, of the sue
ces s. . .?./.>'.'_ '.'
- A quarrel about an Open bed
room door le&tfeth? kiliica of Frsni
E. Brett, mmt?im?ix salesman ba
Andrew A; ^SHtt^taperinfc???eni
of the Florc^(?rraB?fibvipany, in At
Isnts. Brett B'^PMSgJ^tbe habit
BO it is olalmed, Of Ji?pif. th?* doo
of his room o neb ?MmfflfillM*. M ad
dressed. Walline hs#;ra|?ohatrates
with him about the m%t?|&^s?vef*
occasions, and a qa&rreI^j|mvBarlj
in the day, resulting in tpcWjfc?WioK
Walline claims self defeuseft|pjret
formerly lived in Maoon, wtfra'J?s
beason he noted as coach for. the*.Mer
cer College Baseball team. i \
To See the Prettiest and
Most Complete Line of
DRESS GOODS
Ever shown in Anderson, at Prices
that DEFY COMPETITION, come to
The Racket Store.
Oar Bayer has just returned from the Northern markets,
and values in Goods are arriving daily that prove to the
most fastidious dressers the result of careful selections. >
See our Stock of the Celebrated
Strouse & Bros. High Art
SPRING and SUMMER
CLOTHING,
Which will interest those who wish to dress well and SAVE
MONEY.
A new and complete line of
OXFORDS,
Men's, Women's and Children's, at prices unequalled else
where.
We extend to all a cordial invitation to visit our Stores*
inspect ou? Goods, and be convinced that what we say is true.
MORROW-BASS CO,
Successor to Horn-Bass Co.,
110,110,120, East Benson St.,.Anderson, 8.0#
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RUBBER STAMPS ARE WY LONG SUIT,
I make any kind except the bsd ones.
r furnish a name, Stamp and iadellible pad for marking linen for 40c.
I nave some other good things.
OV WIXiSOlsT GIBBES,
Typewriters,
Omeo Supplies, Etc.,
1334 Main street, - - . - Columbia, 8. C. ,