Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ALL WILL SOON BE HERE ! Ia order to sask? room-for our Fall and Winier Stock we SUDO ?z????iagly anxious to Bispose os ail Bummer f?oods now on hand. We have many things appropriate for right now ??4 late Summer that will be of Interest, Som? Summer Underwear, Muslin Underwear, BummerTans, hammer Parasols and Umbrellas, Summer Belts, Bummer Eibbons, ';'Suratnsr Neckwear, . Summer Handkerchiefs,, v ?ummer Gloves, Summer Hosiery, hammer Corsets, * Summer Laces, SummerEmbroideries. ;' ?ur stock of Bleached and Unbleached Domestics is com? plet?.: We still have a gobd assortment of White Canvafc ?z- j TBIVai?OUT FITO? eiPftfiTSiliT. \ Xroca? News, WEDNESDAY. AUG. 30/1905. TiUl COTTOjr KAMST, GoodMiddling-iO*. Strict Middlinif-105. Mrs. 8. Blcckley ia visiting relatives in Clayton, Gn, Miae Ca?lia Von Hasseln ie visiting friends ia Union. Mrs. B. P. Earle is visiting relatives in Hartwell, Georgia. Hiss Lucy Earle is visiting relatives in Walhalla this week. Hiss Miriam Todd, of Charleston, is visiting relative* ia the city. Miss Carrie Moss, of Toccoa, Ga., is visiting relatives in the city. . Miss May Hutchinson has gone to Williamston Vi visit friends/ Mrs. W. C.H?ddon? of Due West, has been visiting in the city. Hon. John C. Sheppard, of Edge field, was in the city Friday. / Gen.. Thoa. W. Car wile, of Edge field, spent Friday in the ci ty. Miss Margaret Sloan, of Charleston, is visiting relatives in tho city. Rev. J. p, Croat, of -Dillon, was in the dry for a short while last week.. Mrs. C. W. Greer, of St. Louis, is visiting her sister, Mr*. B. C. Webb. Hr. and Mrs. J. 1). Maxwell, Jr., of Spartanbnrg, are in the city visiting relatives. . Misa Zenobia Welch baa returned from setay of several weeks in the mountains. Misses Aeries andLoa?so Wise, ol Shrevesport, La., are visiting relatives in tho city. Miss Gertrude Mock and . Miss May Bnrriss have joined the sale force of Lesser & Co. . W/?,,: . -V . > Kev. and Mrs. J. E. James have re turned from a stay Of several. Weeks'at Brevard, N. C..? . D. P. Sloan has moved into his handsome new residence two miles east of the city. ,/ V Mrs. MargarefcFellers, of Newberry, waa in tho city last week tho guest of Mrs. H. E. Todd. -: E. L. Herhdon, Esq., of the Walhalla bar, was in the city Friday on profes sional business, ' J. Marshall Pinckney,.of Birming ham, Ala., is spending a tew days in the city with his home to)ks. Mrs. H. Edmonds has. returned to her nome at Ridgeway after a.-.visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Robinson. Rev. H. B. Browne, presiding elder of the Sumter district, preached in St. John's Methodist church Sunday night, Mr/and Mrs. Geo/M. Tolly have returned from A week's' viBit to rela tives in Elberton, Ga. A. G. Leveiett, of Sampson City, Florida, has boon spending a few days in the city with relatives. Mr. Frank Cray ton, of Charlotte, N, C., has been spending several day s in tho city. W?l^ x?lnf iv?B. r ' Feaster V. Tribble, who hos a good railroad position in Birmingham, is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. X. Trib bje. Mrs. Frank Manskip, of Jackson, Mississippi, has been spending some time rn the city and county with rela tives. ''^wW^^^r' (?? D. S, Vandirer weat to Due West Wednesday to attend the marriage of Misa Mabel Clinkecales to Dr* Newton, of New York, The merchants ure laying in a faeavy stock of fall and winter goods, and the Sresent indications poins t? a splendid, nsiness season. Col. and Mrs. J. N. Brown and Miss . Varina have , gone to Beach Haven, N. J., and, other pointe , to bo absent until Ootober. . Aliases Grace Spencer and Evie Lewis1 returned last week from Fort land, Oregon, where they, have been visiting the exposition. John Gordon, who for sWeral years has been A machinist ih the services of the Twited States navy, ia visiting his mother, Airs. A. E. Gordon. Mrs, Josie Peoples, on NorthxMain Street, is baving another-etory -added to / ber home; When completed it will make a lovely residence. Proctor A. Bonham baa reta rn ed 'from Chapel Hill, N. C., where he bas been attending the sommer law school of the University of North: Carolina, - Mrs. R/S. Hill.and daughters, Misses Eunice, Lois and Mattie, , who/ baye been spending several weOks ?at Caesar's Head, S. C./ bave returned home. ; Married, oil Snaday, August 27/1005, by L. N. Martin, Magistrate, at his residence, Mr/ W. C. Cooley and Mis? MAyme /i/ Smith/ both of Abbeville County. 'Mr.'-' John W, Thompson, who Ii vos \ near Silver Brook cemetery, is making extensive improvements on bia resi dence, and ?when completed will make a beautif ul home. .Rev." ?/P. Estes, of Laurens/ has .moved to tho city and will hereafter !,nwk^wl?:lda-':'Boiiie,:-' He ie for;the ?n La?renij County. . Frsd, th* Infant son o^ Mr. spd Mra. day. Tlse efc??? waa ow il jmontb* i ola- foe ranetas /were'^ f at?rred in i SttverSreek cemetery. %M:?:&'^?* ^^ feec? t?gvel?ng for tbe psst fonr y??rs, Jtae existed a Pfsitioa - with Dean & Ratll?v abd wul i.WM&st* serve hfy friends ia every department of the Sfcsro. Th? ?'is???Boa Real Estate and In ; vestment Co. an anrs^tive ?u vertieemeat in ?hia i?saev : lit yea have ??jwtJrfss'?ea'?w?sb to s?? or boyvoo casdeno.beitsr'ihan by seeing \mm? t Tho ecfcolarsfe^u Wlntbr(Q> CoJ t*$$; for An derron Ceuioralira]Mfc& [ awarded td Misa Mary Hough; of Hone* I Path / The award was made through ! a competitive examination heid Tin Joly, Tho paving of. Depot sf root witn Belgian bmck h?a been compared and .th? improvemen t c?f<?nes j ?et in. time ?or/fc??O .heavy tr?tli? ot tho cotton ^eacott.. This st?Set'-?rs one of the (.'mo?t constant^ used thronghfareS in fusil? city, aj?d *t ha?, iohff'jstoodtd ite?? ! The drawing for the -. $100 in prises offered by the Anderson Traction Company will take place Saturday night ut tho park. Holders of tioketa will have to be present in eider to got a chance at the prizes, Hunter Bros. offer in this issue some valuable land fer sale near Mr. Car mel, in Abbeville County, and 40 head of cattle. The lam'* are eituated in the celebrated Flatw^ode, a Hue farm ing country. See advertisement. The minutes of the last meeting of the Salad* Baptist- Association aro ready for delivery at Dean &1 Ratline's atore, and W* W. Leathers, the clerk, requests that some member of each church call there and get them. Mi?? Tinie Whit, an estimable young lady of many lovable qualities and a daughter of the well known Confed erate Veteran? Jobu Whitt, of Wll lianieton. baa been spending a week with lire. Wm. F. Lee, near Pied mont. Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mr?, C. F. Jenes to the marriage of their daughter, Gertrude, to MT. G. Bryan Walton. The ceremony will take place at the family residence on McDnffle street Wednesday, Septem ber 0th. G. W, Price and M. D. Brown left Iva on their wheels last Saturday at half-past ll o'clock, and at lp. m. were eating dinner in Anderson. Pretty fast traveling considering the rongh roads, the distance being about 16 miles. Dr. W. A. Hunter, of Hunters, Ab beville County, was in the city lost week. The doctor is a clever and ge nisl gentleman, and BO well pleaaed waa he with the city that it ia probable that be may locate here for the prac tice of bia profession. Dr. W. M. McPbeeters, president of the Presbyteriaa Theological 'Semi nary in Colombia, will preach in the First Presbyterian Church noxt Sun day. He ie not only a gentleman of scholarly attainments but an eloquent and forceful preacher. . Gen. M. Ii. Bonham baa been ill and confined to bia room for. the past I week. He ia suffering from nu intes tinal trouble, and aa aeon as he ia able be will go to a hospital to have an op eration performed. His many friends hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. Jim McKinney- baa returned from Mexico, where he went several months ago for his health. While there he was the guest of Mr, Diok Sellgrnan, a former Anderson mon and a brother of our shoe man, Mr. Martin Seligman. Mr. McKinney's health has been greatly improved by his trip. W C. Armstrong, of Hopewell township, brought as some very fine sweet potatoes this week. They are of the' variety of Providence ar Dooley's Yam. They were raised on red land containing no fertilizer at all, ! weighing about 3 pounds each. Mr. 1 Armstrong naya that begets ?tioiiar a bushel for them. j Mr. James Groves, of Subnet i au, Fla., has been on an extensivo visit to south Osroiisa, especially to* hin old home in Lowndesville, and his aunt, Mrs. P? K. Norris, of Anderson. Ho io a successful orange grower. Ha bas no? bees in Anderson in 8? years, and was charmed with her rapid strides toward being an up-to-date city. The two young boys, Herbert Ches hire and Clarkson Russel), who ran away from home about three weeks I ago, ?mve'hot? secured positions in [ Texas and will be allowed to remain there if they want to stay. Yoong Cheshire is with The Paris Daily Ad vocate, Parip, Texas,'and young Bus sell is employed on a neighboring paper. Dr. J. D. Chapman, returned Mon-? day from a trip of six weeks to ? Lon don. He went as a delegate to the i World's Congress of Keligions/a. no ! table gathering of tho leaders of re ligions thought from all norw of the ' world. Dr. Chapman speaks in glowing terms ot hie visit abroad from j which he derived n^ach benefit and pleasure. / '-B. C; Kaydied at his home ?nLown desvilio last Thursday .afternoon after a protracted illness. The deceased wt s well known in this city where be had a great cumber bf friends, He was a gentleman of genial disposition and easily mada friends.. He was a member af-tho Methodist Church and j the remains were interred in the ceme tery at Smyrna Friday afternoon. ' SA. AV Carter, a young man wh?V was 'employed; r?a driver at tho Orr cotton mille, dropped dead in the basement ol .Jibe mill Friday afternoon, ' He wai /inly 21 years of nge and apparently, in good health. An 'examination of the body waa made by physicians who pro nounced'hie death to be due to natural causee. His death came very ttnex I pectedly and was a great shock to his friends in the city. Tho Anderson Traction Company ls maintaining an excellent schedule at thia time, and it is a source of much pleasure to our citizens and. visitors during the hot weather. Before the ;foad wsB built it required a day or two to show strangers what the people ol Anderson have done and aro now doing, but now all we have' to do is. tc board the trolley with our friends and 'bav? a deli gh tfol rid? around ?he city. The cara are clean and np-iordate. the employees polite and attentive, and it is no wonder the road is so well patron ized; We have been informed that thc liuaccGB of tbo company aro In excel' lent condition* ' W. H. Hammett & Co., cotton brokera, have established anoflice in ?he city. The firm ie composed of W. .H. Hammett, of Piedmont, and Dr. James L. Orr,of Greenville. The latter will run the Anderson end ot the busi ness, 0 Mn. J. K. Latimer died at the home of Her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Mitford, at Honea Path Saturday night. She was 72 years old and a woman of gen erous and kindly disposition. She leaves a husband, two sons, W. H. and S.N. Latimer, ?r.??. a daughrer.Mrs. J. C. Milford, with a Urge circle of friends and relatives tomfmrnhor loss. The funeral services wore held Sunday afternoon at Broadmouth Church, Rev. li W. Burta ond Dr. J. W. Perry i conducting the services. Dr. F. Y. Pressley, president of Erskine College, conducted the ser vices in tho Associated Reformed Pres byterian Church, on McDufiie street, from Friday morning to Sunday night. He is a strong and earnest preacher and his sermons were much enjoyed. On Saturday morning Rev. R. A. Lam mas, who has been serving the congre gation for some time, wes duly in stalled as pastor. The church is grow ing in numbers and strength and with in the nest year a handsome church building will be erected. W. D. Garrison, who lins been for some time in charge ot tho Coast Land Experimental Station, at Hampton ? Park, ia at present at Denver, S. C., recovering from an attack of malarial fever. Mr. Garrison will resume his duties at the station as soon as he fully recovers, which will be in the course of a week or ten days. Mr. Garrison is thoroughly conversant with all matters pertaining to agricul ture and has rando the station boro a success. With the present plans to enlarge tho present station and incroase its usefulness there will be plenty of work for Mr. Garrison when he re turns.-News and Courier. Family Reunion. The descendant?of Meuse and Narel&a* .Bean are invited to a Bean Reunion at the home of. Mr. A. A. Dean neac Beau, Tuesday, the fifth of September. Come and bring well-filled basket?. Those la th? neighborhood are anxious for thoa0 who have moved away to ooma baok and be with us that day. Wo hope to have a beautiful day, a large crowd, a bountiful dinner, and a folly good time. A. E. Dean. ' The quality of "Carbon" Rubber. Belt Is well known to machinery owners of this section. This brand represents the best Belt value on the market. Tho colo of "Carbon" Belt for thia territory la controlled by Su'llvon Hdw. Go , ' 18 lt Right? Is it right that a property-owner should lose $4.20 to let a dealer make 50 couta? A dealer makes 50 cents moro on four toon gallons of ready-for-nse paint, at fl 50 oar gallon, than our agent does on tight'gallons of L. & M. paint and six gallons of linseed oil, whick make four teen gallons of the best paint In the world, at f 1.20 per .?allon; the property owner loses Jost fi ?0. Ia it right? ? It only requires 4 Kallona or L, <fc M. and o galinba linseed oil to paint a mod erate sized hcrwe. Ten Thousand Churches painted with Longman and Martinez L. & M. Paint. :' Liberal: quantities given to churches when bought from P. B. Cray ton, An derson; T. I*. Hopper, Belton; T. 0. Jack eon, Iva. Sullivan Hardware Co. baa just re calved a car load of Hay . Balling Ties and would bo pleased to furnish your as many of these Tiwi as you may need. Grave Trouble Foreseen. It needs but little foieaSght, to toll, that when yqpr stomaok and liver are badly affected; grave trouble ia ahead, unless you take the proper medicino for your disease, as Mr?, John A* Young, of Clsy, N. Y.. did. She says: "Pnad neu ralgia ot the liver and stomach, my heart waa weakened, and I could not eat. I waa vory bad for a long, tl mo, but in Meetrio Bitters, I found Just what I needed, for they quickly relieved and oared nao." Best 'medicine for weak women. Sold nader* guarantee by Orr, Gray Drug Co., druggists, at 50o a bottle. f?.OO "Yankee watohes.boar the strong eat guarantee ol any watob on the mar ket. They are. warranted by factory for one year and after first year will be re paired by factory for twenty-five cents. These Watches are sold by Sullivan Hardware Co, v ... The "Lazy" Microbe. V i A'' learned : Professor cia!rn? to have diaooverod that "Lnstnesa'^ ls caused by a germ; If the Eminent Doctor Is right, Ry die's' Liver Tablets can rightly be termed Microbe Billers, because they always remove that tired, lazy, eluggiah feeling that has neuslly been attributed to a torpid liver or constipated bowels. .Ry dal o'? Liver Tablets are gu aran teed to cure constipation and aM liver disorders. They aro smaU* compressed chocolate coated tablets, easy to take, pieaaant in effect. Reliable. Any dealer In our rem?dies will return your money if yon are not satisfied with : these tablets. '50. tablets 25 ot?. Evana Pharmooy. :?V:If you want any Corrugated or .MV-'V Crimp Iron ' Roofing, place your ordor tb rongb Sullivan Hdw. Od. The price on thia Roofing la now very low, cud tho Roofing o?a quality tust will give you many yesre oi service. . MONEY TO LOAN for home cliente cn easy terms, ? . . Simpson <fc Hood r Attorney a, ' J^scU?na; Burna are ihsbttJ??y relieved, ind-perfectly i caled, by Jtiuclileu's Arnie? Salve. C. Bl ve n bark, Jr., of Norfolk. Vs., Writes: A I burnt roy knee ; dreadfully; that'It blistered all : over. Bucklen'a Arnica Salve stopped the palo, sad heeled it without aschr." -Also heals all woauda and sores. 25o ?-? Orr, Gray <fe Co., drug To See the Prettiest ?M Most Complete Line of~ DRESS GOODS Ever shown la Anderson, at Prices that DEFY COMPETITION, cometo Our Buyer has just returned from the Northern markets, and values in Goods are arriving; daily that prove to tho most fastidious dressers the result of careful selections. Seo our Stock of the Celebrated Strouso & Bros. High Art SPRING AND SUMMER ft* 1 im SP m Which will interest those who wish to dress well and SATS HONEST. A new and complete line of- H OXFORDS, Men's, Women e and Children's, at prices unequalled els?? We extend to all a cordial invitation to visit our Storey inspect our Goods, and-bo convinced t' t what we say is true, fi- .. Successor to Horn-Bass Co., 110,116,130, East Benson St., - - - . - Andmon. S= ? ^Boston Shoe Store. < We offer all our Misses' ^nd Children's Oxfords ?i at manufacturers' price, . < Some odds and ends in high grades. ? < Pine Women's Pootwear at same price. *... * Como and lot us fit y?u-^Xt is ? rare opportunity. ^ ? Our $1.60 Solid Leather How Shoes going at $1. ? < 1 j Respectfully, ' f? : THE BOSTON SHOE STORE! < MARTIN SEMGl^ f * Two doors from Farmers and Merchants Bank. t A GOOD TIME i?lIiil?l To .have your Carriage and Buggy Repaired and Repainted, so they will be ready when you heed them.. Wo have a splen did stock good, dry Kims, Spokes, Shafts, Wheels,; also,'tum? ber in the rough, and nearly everything it takes to put a vehicle in sood shape, with plenty good h?Jp\t? give prompt service. ?tUBBE?l TIES A SPECIALTY._ -I ? Tremendpiis .Sacrifico on O?d Sizes and Shapes. ?vin? selected from our larg? stock of Ladisa* and aeniieiu?ns tine Shoes all odd sizes and shapes, we offerlte the^t^eg^ them ont in a whirlwind finish, We can't affordlte mia ?oag about them, or to do moro than tell th? price and wrap them np. Wo cannot and will not charg? them at these prices? If we charge them it wm be at thc regular prices. We promise yon that former prices nor the? original costlw^ro (considered in m?vfeing them down. Heads of families will do wei* to buy their winter stock of Shoes right now, ao tfcx; wUl n^cr be such a golden opportunity again to got fmch genuine, real yalu? for your money. MR. COUNTED MEBQSL&NT, here Is the chance ?f your Ufa-time-it you are not Sn business fer your health. Bei ter com? before they are all pi?ked over, for first come are first served. Vise men and sages csowd our Store buying out s-c nts?$1.50Shoo for 50o. You can get in their class mighty eaay ??u? monstrous cheap. ??Jtentftt$YgGt?vx4%U?x?' Brand ShoesHfe?y ar? on everybody's feat.