Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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?e have no hesitation in saying that our Regina and Auiohav Footwear compares favorably with any on tho mar got. Ky ou haye not worn them, a trial will demonstrate . .. this fact beyond question. In style, fife, workmanship and wear they cannot be surpassed. Th? following illustrations ! ? :^ili^<5l'iS^*a! "/.'vii-' represent a few of tho many varieties we offer:: Dongoia, lace turn, fashion toe, low heel, price ?3.00. JDoagela, lace, pat ont tip, turn elite toe, price $3.00. Sesg?la Blucher, weil; sole, chelton: toe, price $3.00. Wongola Lace, welt s ole, Schenley shape, price $3.00, ? \ ' ' he Swell ' l^^r ^Mildred1. ? '.Is another S?hoe. Patent leather vamp? dull top, Blucher,?urn sole, quality shape, large ?yel?ts, if Uh ribbon laces, price $3,50. . Patent. Colt learner,., blucher style, Stratford'... shape, pri^.-$3.5ti ^^^^la Eid^ Blucher 6tyl?, welt sole, quality shape, Local News. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1805. TB? GOTTOH UASXSt. Go<K?Mid?lUn?^??." Strict Midming~0*. MidoUing~9|. ^ ^ Cotton pickers aro io demand. The fleecy staple is opening Tory .fast. Mrs. John C. Lumsden, of Birming hain, ia visiting relatif es io the city. J. M. Dickaou, of Atlanta, Ga., is in tho city visiting relatives and friends. According to tho katydid sign frost I will he due in three weeks ?rom UH ? day. B. E. Moss, of Walhalla, offers some I real estate for sale. Seo advertise ment. Webster Bolearan has gone to David-1 son College,. North Carolina, lo eater school. [fas ?Aur? Lasder,' o'Greenwood, ia visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Ei l Prince, Mies May Cherry, of Seneca, is Ja I Anderson visiting her aunt, Mrs.ft. I L. Robinson. Noel B. Sharpe has gone to Nash- ? ville, Tenn., to spend a few days visit ing relatives. Judge Geo. E. Prince left a few dayB ago to preside over the Courts of the Second Circuit. , '.sMi Mr. Frank Diyvor, of Atlanta, Ga., ia in the city visiting his parente. Dr. and Mrs. B. P. Divver. The cotton seed oil .mills have cojfr?fl ni?nced work, and the aced are in demand aft a good price. Moj. B. F.'Whither has roturuedtftB the mtv from a vi?t ot eeverai weeks to his son in Richmond, Va. Many of the negro servants in the city are giving up their jobs and going to the country to pick cotton. . Mrs; Daisv Dean ?aa gone to Ed liol il to ?n?nil ii f?tc weeks visiting hoy sister, Mrs. J. B, Haltiwanger. Mis? Gussie Hubbard, accompanied by her cousin, Waddy MoFalK of Pickens, S. C, is in tho city visiting relatives. \x3M A number? hf our farmers are harvest ing a line crop; of hay and peavine for age. Such crops require little work and pay well. Country produce ia in demand these days, chickens are worth 13 .to 35 cent*, according to size, and eggB aire 15 to 20 I cents a dozen. .Don't skip a'pago: in The InteUjf?B gencer. Every one of then* ia filled with interesting reading matter and ad vertisenien ts. \ i : -.y?. ,-v Jin harvesting yeurrcropsselect some of ,tho finest specimens of your various products for exhibition at ibo County Fair next month, Old September is still giving us some very hob weather a few honra every day, but the evenings and morn inga aie delightful. W. J. Nichole, formerly with th? Orr Mill atoro, is now with LesBer & Co., where he will be glad to greet. I and serve his friends. . Lota of watermelons are still being brought to the city. They are very good-'Bo people.,- who have bad:, a I chanc? to try them, say. '.'-xMr's. J. A? Hoyt, accompanied by her, daughters, MiBBeaLucy and Ger trude J?oyt, of Greenville, spent dfew daysin the city last week. : D. L. Barnes,.representing tho J.,8. Fowler Co., of , this city, has gone to Tennessee and-Kentucky ?o buy a lot of imo 'librees and mules for tlu? mar ket. . . City Clerk B C. Maxwell,' ls qjxite auckland confined tobie bed. <h L. Sherard, Esq., a popular young lawyer ; of thia city, baa been'elected clerk pro I.tem. - . ? < . :.^| .'V':.-ar.'-'David:Va'hdi'ver, of Anderson, .visited friends in town. . There's {-nothing likeWIUiaruBton sjpring water to cure heart troubles.-SVilliamat?n New?. . Mr. John Palmer, of near Pendle ton, S;." C., i? :prospecting 'in Hart County with a view of purchasing load Had making a homo here,~Hart well (Ga.) Sun. - . Maj. A. T. Smythe and FranciaJ. Pelzer, of Charleston, werein the city ! a few days ago on business. . Both have large boniness interests through out this section. W. A. Wheat haa reBigned as super into.ideat of the shinning department of tho Orr Mills, and ie succeeded by Jaa. ?. Norris, recently of .Afiderso i cotton mill No. 1. The Court of G?n?ral Cessions will ooh vene hero next Monday with Judge Chas. G, Dantzler, of O range I burg, precidiug. Jurors and wlt^ejise*; j ehould be pi ?mptty on hand. J? H. Adams, of Seneca, spent Mon? Say in tho city and .gave us a pleasant caiL He has some tine real estate for aale, aa you will see by reading hia ad veTtie?me?ifcin another column. A number of our people who have ] ? been spending the summer months in tho mountains and.other .sumnaer re^ aorta aro returning home and again1 tt^njg up the active duties ot MCB? I<(VO'Donnell Ima l?t tb&eonr. ?ast fo?, tho erection, of a pretty aw; sub8ta?ii?l eottage on her lor, ou-South I MoDo.fr?? - bctw?^n :u?e born?s f of,Jv Bi Jfarsball an'?M.unroo {.lanka. Our youog itfend, J. ,F.- iactmre, whose home ia on East Bampton at?eek ia recel vin? tho congratulations of his fr?enda, te girls arrived et bia horne d few days ?go, Tho annual-:' meeting o??ho. stock holders of the Andersen cottoa mill s m? the Brogo^ mille rwi^l be held in thia city on Taead&y, October lOth next, eeo advertieem?fita in another! ?o?pma. - . ^pX;;-',,v; S. A, Linley, who ha? been employed^ ib th? ow?ce of tho Citit?na insurance\ Agency, hes t???gaed and gone to Davhlaoa C?llfe?re.(3,K wherehe will pr?par? bimael f for tho Pmby teri aa ' .mialatryv.... ' ; ? } :% ". ;, . Tbom??i A. March 'lea v?s for And?t' Bou tfcia mot?ing where 'ho . entera bu???eae as 'a partner? in tqo Carolina CaBb Company, a riew conc<irn act on fobt by Girflenwood hKn.--Green wood : Journal./ , -'^Cv : . :..':'. ? ? : ' ;' vj-.?'*'..'. Dr". J. L. G ray ?na:'purchased f rora .In?. F. Faut a Une lot on South Mc VtirV, eilest,' between ;t he. rt aiderai o? Mr.-'Pout tttul Mr?. Mary vBfowj It ia really astonishing bow much faith thc* average country editor bas ia human nature io face of- the fact that 80 many people owe him email amounts which they are able to pay and will not. Rev. Wnw T. Capers, formerly rec tor of Grace Episcopal Church hi thia city bxit now serving Trinity Church at Asheville, N. Chas been chosen to the rectorship of the Episcopal, Church at Lexington, Ky, Tho Broadway Farmers' Union will me^t.at Neel's Creek Churchy on next Saturday, 16th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m. All the members are urged to attend, as business of importance will come beforo the Union. Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Cliukscales have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Xenia, lo Mr. Joseph C. Li goa. The ceremony will take place at the Baptist Church at Starr, Wed nesday, Sept. 20th. Mrs. John T. Martin, of Watertown, Fla., io visiting friends and relatives in the city and county. Mrs. Martin is a native cl this county, and her visit to her old home is a source of much pleasure tc her many friends, . T. B. Coleman left for Anderson Tuesday. It will be remembered that he goes to that flourishing city to enter business with two other young mon from Greenwood, J.- W. Spence and "T. A. .March.-Greenwood News. . y . Prof. E. M. MoCbwn leaves today for Anderson, S. C. Mr. McCown ia the principal of the graded school in that thriving up-country town where he is held in high esteem,and is de servedly popular,--Darlington New Era. The merchante of Anderson are lay ing in a big supply Of fall and winter gooda and are going to cell them at prices that will please tho buyer. Watch the columns of the Intelligencer aud you Will know where to got bar gain*/.. Rev. JR. G. McLees, synodteal evan? gellst of! the Presbyterian Church, ie conducting a series of meeting? al Good Hope Church in corner townBbio. Be is being assisted by Rev. F. II Wnrdl?w. The meetings will close Sunday. Rev. E. Carlisle and Rev. G. P. Watson, former pastors of the Firs! Methodist Church in Anderson, spent r few days in the city last week. -Bott gentlemen are looking well and theil many friends were more than please* to greet them. ? Tho new hotel oh East Church stree erected by Olivet- Bolt han beeu com ploted and bas been given the nam? "The Electric." Mrs. T. B. Crymes recently of William ston, has reu tee the hotel and opened it a few day! ago td the public. The Newberry Observer of tho 8tl inst, says: "Rev. R.C. Ligon and fam ily? of Smyrna, left yesterday for Iva Anderson County, where they wil make their home. Mr. Ligon is ver; feeble, and there ha? been no improve ment in his health." Mrs. Abbey Arnold died at the hom of her son, Col. Robert Arnold, nea Princeton, Laurens county 1\aatMon day morning, aged ?l years. She wa the widow'of Martin Arnold, and fan a number of friends and relatives i the Honea path section. . . ?'.->' :, William Stewart, the infant son e W. A. Stewart, died at the h?rne c bis parents at the Andersoncotto mills last Wednesday night, after ?brief illness, aged fear months. Th body was interred Thursday af ternoo in Silver Brook cemetery. Some one aslc why there are tweh jurors. ^Because the prophets wei twelve, thsre were twelve Jewie judges, twslve patriarchs, twefv stones in AaronV, breast plate, tweh gates in Jerusalem, twelve apostli /and twelve signs in the zodiac.^-*Ej chang?e. 'iv?ji? " "Will Rowland, a young, white nia bas been lodged iu jail here on charge of bipumy. Both his allege wives arc living in the couniy. ROY landis nihill operative of a rovit disposition. Tho cuse will prob?b come up for trial in the Sessions Cou next week. Prof. J. M. Frierson. of the Ced Springs Institute', has been epondii ?the past week in tho city with rel 4tives,.nnd was warmly greeted by. I many friends. This Institute fs f the education of the 'deaf, dumb, at blind; and is under control.of the Sta : 'of South Carolina. P. C. Osteen, a barbor in this cit has invented-a .fire hose couplih . . which it is claimed) Will bo a bis: su cess. Chief Smith and bitter ofliec ol' tho Anderson Fire Departmot have given the ^coupling a test, ai say it ia very simple and will save great deal of time. Col. J, ''T?w^ies-B?bsrtsonr?pro?i neut citizen of the city bf Abbevill and an o ulcer lot : thc tam ou o Orr rill iii the war between the States, died his home in that city on tho O? at ul irom paralysis. Col. Robertson uhi many old friends in Anderson Coun who willregrot to hear of his death. An examination for tho scholars!) in West Point Military Academy fro this Congreseional District waa he in ; Greenwood last Friday. ? i The were only fear applicants for t scholarehip, and two of these . we oar young friends, Jae. Farmer ai Samuel Prince, ot this city; ; :T result has not yet been made known . ? ? '> " A aeries of meeting? were held-at Whitefield. Church, io 'Hopewell town ship, every night from the 30th ult, to Sunday, 10th inst. Elevou now mern here, nearly all ot whom were girl?, were received into the Church, and two persons transferred their member ship from Beaverdam Church. Much good will bo the result of the meet ing*. Capt. P. K. McCully. Jr., o? the Palmetto Hilles, has sent to tho Ad jutant and Inspector Geueral his resig nation. He gives up tho position which hehas lilied so acceptably to accept the appointment of regimental adjutant of tue First South Caroliua intautry. As soon aa the resignation is otticinlly acted upon au election will be ordered to HU the vacancy. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wiliiford enter tained Tuesday evening very delight fully in honor of Mias ltuby Gltiner, of Anderson, S. C., at a ''?en-party." Only the fair sex being honored. ' Gaines of various kinds, and music were enjoyed. At a late hour refresh ments were daintily served-and all on leaving insisted for many more auch pleasant ? events.-Lavenia, (Ga.) fi mea. M his Ella Findley, of this city, and Mr. Troupe Partridge, of Pick ono, were married Wednesday, September 0,1005, at the residence of the bride's uncle, R. J. Poole, above the city. Rev. ii. E. Jamen performed the mar riage ceremony in the presence of a few friends oiid relatives of the young couple. Mr. and Mra. Partridgo left on the morning; train for Pickene, where they will-live. The Columbia State of yesterday save: "Dr. J. B. Sherard, of Anderson, will practice medicine in this city and ia now fitting np his office on Plain atre?t. Dr. Sherard is one of the An derson family of that, name and is well known throughout the State. He in a graduate og Davidson College and studied medicino at the University of 1 Maryland, graduating thin year and ! passing the Stale board examinations a short time afterwards." '.'Last Saturday morning a horse, driven by D. w. White to a wagon loaded with ?furniture, saw bia retlco tton in a mirror on tho wagon sent, bolted suddenly, hurling Air. White and hiB daughter, Mrs. George Bridget;, violently to the ground under the load. Mrs. Bridges waa badly bruised and Mr. White's left arm was shat tered and lacerated, necessitating nni Siitation. ' He- ,o an operativo at the rr milla, and ia now doing ns well os I possible. ? FOR SALE-Ten sores Land, with gOod dwelling, stables and out buildings, one hundred yards from city limits, one block from car line. Call at Fretwell A Hanks atablo. J.. J. Fretwell, A. G. Means, Sales Agent. . 13-3? ^WANTED-Few more" students in Telegraphy at Willlcmston. S. C. Tele graph school number limited. Applj quick. 18-4? Tho pooplo of Belton are requested tc call at Mrs, Pr coo Pant's Sod look at thc new Fall and Winter fashions for Indien tailored gowns and ??dding and evening gowns and coats. Ko charges for look lng st the new designs, abd prloes mail to suit the people and tho times?. Orden ???? as fesort sot?r?a?u nai?s?aoiionRuar autoed. Mrs. H. B. Cater, at Mrs. Prest Pant's. . 13-1 When you want Bale Ties, call on Sal livan'Hardware Co. " Startling Mortality. Statistics show startling mortality from appendicitis and peritonitis. T< prevent and cure these awful diseases there is jost one .reliable romedy. Di King's New Life Pills. M. Flannery, c 14 Custom House Placo, Cbioag?, sayi ' They huvo no equal for ConstipatlO! and Billlousaesi." 25a at Orr, Gray < Co., druggists. Cutlery that will cat ls sold by Sui liva vi Hardware. If you want thia kin call on thom. Men Past Sixty In Danger. More than half of mankind over slxt years of age Buffer from kidney and blad der disorders, usually enlargement < prostate gland. This is both painful nu dangerous, and Foley's Kidney Cai should be taken au the first alan of dat gor, as lt corrects. irregularities and hi Oared many ola mon of this disease. M Rcdney Barnet*, Rock Port, Mo., write ! '.*>t suffered with enlarged prostrate glan and kidney trouble for years and atti taking two bottles of Foley's Kldne Care I feel better than I have for twent years, o lt h ou g h tam now Ol years old, Eva ti s Pharmacy. $ vMONRY; TO : LOAN. for home ellen on easy terms. .,. ? : * Simpson & Hood, Attorneys. Incredible Brutality, .' It would have been incredible bruta i ty if Cha?. F< Lemberger, of Syraous N. Y,. had not .dona vhs boat ho. cou for his suffering non. "My boy," 1 says. *'cut\ a ftsrfai gash over, his ey So I applied Bite ts icu'a Arnica Balv whioh quickly healed it and saved h oyo." Good for burns and nice te to Only 250 at Orr, Gray & Co's., drag ster BuQk'sr Stoves are best by test. Tl 'eastings sro tho highest grade ac emootbest finish, the workmaneh shows the greatest skill. Each .stove warranted to give entire satisfaction M tho book ta every stove ia guaranteed f< fifteen years, A Clear Complexion and Bright Eyet. In mosteases a Fallow, blotched cot ploxkm and dull heavy eye? are due poor d'gMtion nod an inactive. live Orino Laxative Pratt Syrup ?Ids digs non and stimulates the 1. vor end bowe end makes t?o complexion smooth at clear. Orin? Laxativo Fruit Syrup do not nauseate-'or grips , and is mild at pleasant to take.. Refus? substitute ..'Evana Pharmacy. To See th? Prettiest ?n? Most Complete Line of DRESS GOODS Ever* shown in Anderson, at Prices that DEFY COMPETITION, come to Our Buyer 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. ii dm See our Stock of the Celebrated Strouse & Bros. High Art SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Which will interest those who wish to dress well and SA MONEY. A new and complete line of OXFORDS, Men's, Women -s and Children's, at prices unequalled else* where. ey We extend to all a cordial invitation to visit our Stores? inspect our Goods, and'be conviuced that what wa say is true. j Successor to Horn-Bass Co., 110,116,120, East Benson St., - Anderson, S. ? 4 ? i ?4 4 4 < 4 Do not buy shop-worn Shoes at any price, when you can get Kew, Fresh and Up-tcDato Shoes at the very least money Shoes can be Bold. We sell only "Solid Leather Shoes," no matter how little the price, v We have a very strong line of BOY? and CHILDRENS SHOES, and we are proud to state that we hold and control the Largest Shoe Trade in the City and County of Anderson. ; We hot only sell but know.how to fit the moat tender feet, and there fore we appeal to you who never tried us. Come and try us, as we surely know how to please you. There are so many people "buying two or three times a season Shoes for himself and children at a bargain." Well, that is expensive-a very poor "saving plan." Make up your mind :. Buy your Shoes in Shoe Stores. C?mo and try us-we can convince you. Agents tor Lewis A. Crossett, Fl?rsheim Co., Boydcm Shoe Co., Foirbueh Cushion Shoe, Krippendcrf, Dhtmah & Co., E. P. Reed & Co., Harrisburg Shoe Co. ' f M ARTIN SSLIGM?N, . Proprietor. 5?wo doors from Farmers and Merchants Bank. T1IWE To have your Carriage and. Buggy Repaired and Repainted, BO they will be ready when you need them. We have ? eplen did stock good, dry Bims, Spokes, Shafts, Wheels ; also, Lum? ber in the rough, and nearly evert thing it takes to put a vehicle in good shape, with plenty good help to give prompt service. RUBBER TIES A SPECIALTY. PA?I? E. STEPHENS. I Shoes |0^ ^ || ?remtii?oiis HJ^T???CO on Odd Size?i and Simpes. " ?^Tia and shapes, we offer?t? * th^trade generally the entire kne at figures that are bound to mo^e them Out in a whirlwind finish. We can't afford?lte K& Ulk long about them, or to do more than tell the price and them np. We cannot ,and will not charge them at these M{- ? prices. If we charge them it wiU be at the regular prices. We promise you that former prices nor the original costVore Mp ^nsidered;in: marking them down.. Heads of families will do wei* tobuy their winter stock of Shoes right now; asitL . will never i^ggeh agoldenopportunity again to get s?^^ tT , *i? PP$K<pl$:!-BGSEOHANT, here is the chance of yonr Ufe^time-rif you are not in business tor your health. Be<~ te^com?> men and sages erowd our Store During our reguto$1,50Shoeior?So. Yon^ Bon't forgetour "Star" Brand Shoes^they are on everybody's feet.