Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sam?is P If you want to buy Stock in any of thc Manufac turing and Industrial En terprises around Ander son come and see me. Yours truly, .yr S-,?-..-.'. ' . . . - * ni nt.. ULU i 1 LL: -ABE MADE IN ALI THE CORRECT STYLES OF ii fyi Li".-' I Kp Bj'; l?? ! fe |#LL Ki? l^iLvv' Sack Coats, Single or Doable Breasted. Belt-Back Overcoats. Single or Doubreasted COATS. Top Coats, Etc. ?f yon toke a look at "EclipaeM? garmentB, You cannot do better, and the price will snit yon. FOR SALS1BY I 0 and effico below Peo plea' Bunk, in front m ^7?J J. ??twoU'? Stfttt^-'-'We^w^tfiiUy aak all oar':;:firi^d?;s0^-:iMi^: any Roofing done, o^any kind of Repair work, Engine Stacks, Evap?rate?, ?ranv kind of Tin or Gravel Booftn^ to o?U on ns? na we are jjrepared to co ?A DIWER, Local News. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, l?)Ub\ Th? ann:':;! meeting of tho stock holders of til? Bank of Anderson wai hold yesterday. Tho roport of tho ?Ul cere ehowed th? bank to be in a mo8t prosperous condition, mid an annual dividendo! 1:2 p?r cont was declared. Tho following of li eera wer? elected to nervo tho ennuin j; year : President, 15. Frank Mauldin; Vico Presidents, J. A. Brock anti J. N. Brown; Cashier. .J. T. Holletuaii; Assistant Cashier, A. M. Sharp?. Mr. Brock, who luis long served ns President of the bank, de dined re-election to that position RDUH to u'lvi: his whole time UH Prenaient of tile A minson cotton mili?, President ot' th? Anderson Traction company and ol her enterprises with winch Jiu is con nected. At tho regular monthly meeting of thc II. <!c L. Fire Company, hohl Mon day night, considerable talk waa in dulged in on account of tho action of Mayor Sullivan in placing tho paid drivers of the companies on police duty. The firemen say tho teams and apparatuses need tho services of these drivers. Their captain, V. B. Cheshire and Assistant Chief W. P. Nicholson were requested to oppenr before the City Council and register a vigorous kick. Tho fir? department now costs tho city about .*?4'?0 a year. A paid de partment would cost the city at least ?10,000 a year. Tho city should give tho volunteer firemen what they want, for the city is not able to support a paid department. The people of Anderson County have at last woke np to tho importance of plantiug out more fruit trees. I tis an every day aieht now to see people hauling out bunches of young fruit treos which have been received from diff?rent nurseries. Pecan trees aie very profitable and these are being planted out in great numbers. Th?re aro several pecan orchards near the city, and the owners have had a bigger demand for tho nnts than they could supply. Evervbody who has a vacant spot around their house should plant a pecan tree and they will soon have a line shade tree and a money-maker, too. The beantv about planting out fruit trees is that, they do not have to bo looked after liko a cotton crop or other crops, but erow and do well while you sleep. Now, get. busy and plant out Borne fruit trees right away. F. H. Day, who claims bis home to be in Now York and who has been working in the city for some time as a feign painter, making his headquarters at the Hotel Chiquota decided to pull np stakes and leave Inst Monday. Be ing Now Yenr day. a lt-aal holiday, the Banks were closed, and Day decided to issue checks in payment of his board bill and other bills. Theae checks were issued on the Bank of An derson, where ho had no rooney on de posit. This fact was soon discovered bv the persons who had received the checks, but Dav had left town. War rants were at one? issued for his arrest, and Depuiv Sheriff Scott went on next train to Gieenvi'le and nvrested tho prisoner just as he was boarding a north bound train. Deputy Scott re turned tr? Anderson yesterday morn ing with his prisoner, who paid up the bills and was discharged. The. Honen Path Chronicle of Dee. 27th says: "Ono of the prettiest home weddings of the season at Honea Path took place at the residence of Mr. J. B. Kay yesterdav nomine afc 10 o'clock, when Mr. \Y. J.emnel Tribble, of Anderson, wac j ul ted in marriage to Miss Daisy Kay. The parlor was beautifully decorated, the color scheme heintr green aud white. Promptly at 10 o'clock the bride entered leaning on the arm of the groom, the wedding march meantime being played by Prof, Wayne Donald and Mi?a Mary Arnold. Rev. M. B. Kelley of Ander son performed the cereraonr in an im pressive manner. Immediately after the ceremony the hnppv c"?ipl?> bond ed the north bound ???in f.?* Norfolk, Va., where they wH Mn?nd ? wo?k. The groom is a rial i?> vonnie huid ness m^n of Anderson, a??1 ?hu b?id?* is one of the most* beautiful ao-i popular young ladies of Honea Path." The Columbia Record of the JW h nit. says: "Mr. Julius H. Weil, of Am ??.?i-son, is getting ready to open un hi? wholesale dry goods establishment ?od in a few days the commercial * va velera will be on the road adver .'a?na the city and incidentally con vi pring others that Columbia is one oE i !-.. best c-tie? in the South for whole' ?ale as'WbH as retail business. Mr. Weil's own statement aa to why he same *o Columbia ia perhaps the most convincing, however. His business is large enough to warrant carrying stock amounting to $150,000 and starting From a little bu at ness of only a few ''Mildred dollars. This speaks well for lt'? success. Mr. Weil has erected a iTio?i?rn four stprv brick warehouse in i he rear of the Palmetto bank and it is alrendy packed with goods. A nara tier of conveniences hov? been placed In the building and the idea as to its erection belongs eu ti rely to air. Weil." TheTifton (Ga.) Times of the 22nd lit.. published the following marriage lotice which will be read with interest ?y the many friends of the bride in his section: ''Miss Evie Louise Byram, md Mr. J. J. L. Phillips were united n m arri ago Wednesday afternoon, D ec. 20 Hi, at the Baptist pananas?,, lev. Henry Miller offici?t ine. Tba' irldets a beautiful yoong lady, and .be daughter of Mr. and Mr?; J. N. Jyrum, of Anderann, 8. C., and hos >een in Tifton a few weeke, visiting ter cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Dick - neon. Mr. Phillips ls well known ihrooghout this section of the State, vhere he ls a prominent business md lamber, man. Be baa amassed a rang fortune in tho latter industry, fe is president of the First National 3ank. treasurer of the Georgia Idter itat? Saw Mill Aesocifttion, and ls dentifled with other of Tifton's tead ng industrien The newly,wedded pair ire at home for the pr?sent at the Treat lenco of Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson." ? wedding of much iatereat occurred ni Thursday evening. 11 he beau ti ll I country home of tho bride'? moth ar near -iva: Mrs- V. G. Sherard? vben Mite Virginia Sherard and Dr. ?mest Watson were married. Tho naci?os and handsome parlor bad leen ytjrtaeffily decorated In holly vi th garlands of pink and white, .oben fi vi n's march wan bea utif olly ?endor*d by Miss Irene Whisnant and o its sweet strain* the bridal party intered the parlor ?a follows: Miss ^ouiee John BOO. Of Chester w^h Mtv lowe ?iigon; Miss Annie Provost, bf Anderson. 1?vtth Mr. Ern?afc Wakefield, if Piedmont; Misa Wittie Hayhe with Or? B. IA f Fuller; MIBA Margaret Gib^ ion with Mr. Jo? M. .TCv?n*L Drv .Vataou ' entered with h{* best man, >r. W. H. Sherard. Mt ?i)a Stier ird, a sister ot the brine and first iridesmaid, entered - -alotffc Th? jOaritifulbrldA ^niaition VSAfTSkVk\ mrMaj?<1S? honor. Miss Edna Healan, the were ? beaatif al gow n of crepe do ihin e w Uh el aborn te t r i m m : n gs ot Teal oco and carr led a bouquet of ! bilde oees. An elegant two-course miena rae fcerved afU**the c^r-r^apny^-v Pr. tad Mrs. Watson lett on Friday for a rip to Florida. Dr. Watson ls one of tho most popular and promiucnt young physicians m this country. Hi? bride UB Miss Sherard was a beautiful ami accomplished young woman, very popul?r wherever sho is known. - m . m - - Harris Bridge News, Christmas passed with tho young people in our burg very pleasantly. Several gatherings were given to make the young and old enjoy themselves. Ernest Smith, with Mies Bertha Erskine, from Anderson, were welcome visito? to the homo of Mr. John Har ris's family. Miss Amanda Elliott, of Anderson, was in our midst during tho holi days. Misses Hattie and Ida Maddox, of Pendleton, were in our vicinity . Mr. Clem. Hums spent a few pleas ant days in Broadway with friends and ];ind red. Claud Harris and pretty sister, Miss Aluin, were guests of relatives in Pros pect. Miss Naomi Elliott visited the Misses Maddox, of Pendleton. Lonuie Harris mid sister, of Belton, paid a visit to kindred in our vicinity? Wesley Welburn and winsome sis ter. Miss Rosa, of Zion, were welcome visitors in and around here. J. C. Holder spent two weeks in' Elberton on a business trip. The young men of this burg gave nn oyeter supper in honor of tho young ladies at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Harris' on laBt Tuesday much to the enjoyment of all who were present. The Lebanon Higl. School closed last Friday with any; op ri ate exercises. A large crowd witnessed the program and a large sum of money was receiv ed for the bondit of the library that is to be pluced there. As we bid the old year good-bye we wish tor every one a happy and pros perous now year. Pansy. Williamston News, llev. G. T. Harmon and family, of Greer, bave arrived and are occupying the Garlington house'til their's is com pleted. Kev. Hagnall and family, too, are to mako their home in Williamston and are occupying the parsonage of the Williamston Circuit. We welcome both tbeee preachers with their fami lies to our little town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe, of An derson, and Mrs. Ferebow, of North Carolina, have been visiting Mrs. Annie Sharpe. Rolph Gossett, of the Citadel, and Miss Sara Gossett, of Converse Col lege, were home for the holidays. Mrs. Will Calhoun and family, of Greenwood, spent a day last week with Mrs. G. W. Sullivan. Will Attaway and his mother, now of Spnrtanburg, visited friends here recently. Douglas Mahon, Amory Holroyd, and Edwin Hutto, of Wofford College, Spent Christmas week nt home. .Misses Kittie Cooley, Mamie Mc Alister and Corrie Duckworth, of G. F. C., spent last week iu Williamston. G. S. Goodgion, of Mullins, has been on a visit to his mother. The teachers of the graded school are off spending the holidays with friends or relatives. The friends of Miss Bessie Epting are glad to see her in town again. We are sorry to report that Dr. Wilson, who has been sick some time, is still confined to his roora. Mies Helen Gaines, who reaches near Cope, spent the holidays In town. Mr. Joe Duckworth paid a flying visit to Montgomery,* Alabama, last week. Tom Gray, of Norfolk, Va., has been on a visit to his relatives here. The Choras Club, conducted by Miss Burgees, of the gi ailed school is quite a success. Mr. W. A. Simpson, who lost a new dwelling by fire a few weeks since, is to rebuild soon. Mr. Davis1 store bnilding just below the site or tho store burned, is nearing COinrNtion. V\ ?niston is proud of her electric ligh.?. Mrs. Dugan and bar niece, Miss Du gan, both of Hon ea Path visited Mrs. P. Wolborn last week, Mrs. John Ciinkscales and children, of Spartanburg visited friends here Christmas week. Williamston is to have a new bank soou. A!. G. Policy Holders to Meet. The following call has been issued by t he policy holders in this State'of the New York Life and the Mutual Life Insurance Companies of New York: . . . ? "In view of the widespread interest in life insurance and the efforts that may be made at the approaching an nual meetin?? to obtain control of tho companies, lt has been deemed wise by aome of the South Carolina policy holders In the New York Life and the Mutual Life to hold a meeting of the policyholders iu South Carolina for the purpose of organizing: aa association and to secure proper representation of the policyholders at tho annual meet ings of-these compunjas, which will be held in the spring. Tho object of this meeting will bo to secure the policy holders in their tights and it io not tho fur pose to involve the companies in i ti ga ti on or ta ko any other action which might tend to impair tho value of the policies. There wii: be no coat tipon an* policyholder who participates in this meeting. A- ' . :. ??All policyholders vho are in sym pathy with theso purposes as outlined above are reqnested to notify: tbs com - mittee named below, or any one of them, whether it will be agreeable to attend eithor in person or by proxy *he meeting to bo held In* tba city of Co lombia on the 19th doy of January at noon in the etty council ohambe?. _?S "(8js0ed) W. M. Hamer, Dillon; L. W. Parker. Greenville; J. A* Fant* Union; P. A. Wilcox, Florence; B. F. M auld in, Anderson; J. C. Shoppard, Edgefiet?; 'S; T; acCravy,;3panfca^ borg; T. H. Kotchirj, Wiunaboro: J- M. Kinara. Newbery; f? K. Parst, tfEpen Wood; %0y 8pri?g?, r^anaasterrT. Rv Koha.- Orangeburg; J. L. Glenn. Chester; E. L. Lloyd, Georgetown; T. Bi Stack house and Jas, A. Hoyt, Co lumbia; J. Henning, Latta.- ? "Committee: W. H. Uat?er, pMon; T. B. Staekhouse, Columbia; Jas. A, Hoyt, Columbia. ; vlf yen Want a good M?6 Ohepper-^er e th?.: will chop any kind ?? -m**?*-; boy ? . Univers?!?' from Bulllvsn Hardware ?ompanpv ?:: ? / ;.. ,.; ' %?Shffl^ \yANT?D-tfyon want to boy a cj>y lot, nuc? muan business, eee mo. W. R> Usborne; , * ? ?bolea ?oe of Batidor'* Hardware Ia sarrled by Sullivan Hardware. Chranc ConstlpaUon Cured, Ot?e wn?;'?ur?^'-from Vjur?nle. .-..I^U'UTIU J?-?rt ?.^- - C wlula. .."-J tuent*. .Orino. bajtative c^4H ? en re*'chronlo cou s cl pat ?on H aids di ees Hon and ?tlmu\at?a tba liver and _ j" you Will feat > b#U*r ."o' Laxativ? .Frdif?yrop dost 'not DBoeeateor grip* acd is very ploaa-nt to tak#? Reraae eubiUtuten. KV*URthar macy. . American Field Feuco^-Tb*;atr?ugs^ WANTED-There may ba others, but none offer auch pretty and attractive city lot? ?8 I do. W. It. Osborne WANTED-Agenta to sollet1 appli cations for Fire Insurance. G. -xi n??y ?uaraoteed. Address L">ck Bo?, No. 14-*, S par tan bu ry, S. C. 2b-2 A Thousand Dollars Worth J "sod. | A. H. Thurnef, a woll km coal operator of Buffalo, O., wrltf ? ' -?e been ailllcted with kidnoj r trouble for yearn, passing j stones witb excruciating- pal? relief from medlcliio until J h Foloy'a Kidnoy Cure, t* was nurprising. A few ? ,e brick duet like fine fitoi \. JOW I havo DO pain across my kb. ? aad I fe*d Uko a new man. "lt bb? Jone me ?10O0 wortb of good." Evans Phar macy. When you want tho best Plows-those that are properly Bet and perfectly tem pered, buy tbose manufactured by Tow era Sullivan Mfg. Co. and sold by Sul livan Hardware Co. 4 Gals. J,. A M. Paint and a gale, oil cost about $8 50 and will paint moderate slzod houBe. Sold by F. B. CravtoD, An derdon, fi. C.; E. R. Horton, Iiowndes vllle, 8 C.; T. C. Jackson, Tva, S. C.; W. W. OrifUn Pelzar, 8. C.; F. Ii. Hopper, Belton, S.C. WANTED-If beautiful location and d?elrable neighborhood is any consider ation in buying a io?, BOO me. W. ii. Obborne. By Inp of Famine, la, in Us torments, like dying of con sumption. Tbo progress of consumption, from the beginning to the very end, is a long torture, both to victim and friends. "When I had the consumption in ita first stage," writes Wm'. Myer?, of Cearfose. Ml., "after tryiDg different medicines and a stood doctor, in vain, I at last took Dr. King's Now Discovery, whlob quickly and perfectly cured coe." Prompt relief and sure cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitic, etc. Post lively provenUi pneumonia. Guaranteed at Orr, Gray ?fe CO'B. drug store, prloe 50o and 31.00 a bottle. Trial bottles free. NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS-Dou't make them to break them, but make a few good resolutions and be man enough to live up to thom, nesolve to trade with Sullivan Hardware Co. dnring the coming year. You'll eave money, worry and time. L. & M. Paint. Lead and zinc non ebal kable. Wears and covers like gold. Sold uv F. B. C ruy ion, Anderson. S. C.; E. R. Horton, Lowud?sville. 8. C.; T. C. Jackson, Iva, 8. C.; W. W. Griffin, Pel ter, 8. C.; F. IJ. Hopper, Belton, S, <3. If yon w. oh to borrow money without delay, and witbont red tape, on easy terms see A. H. Dagnall, Attorney. Office in Post?nico Building. THE ORIGINAL, Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Hon ey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on acconnt of the srreat merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitation H are offered for the gena loo, These worthless Imitations have similar sounding names. Beware of th<>m. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow package. Ask for it and refuee any substitute. It is tun bast remedy for oonghs and colds. Evana Pharmacy. ? -.:.? A Bad Soars, Porno day you will get a bad scare, when you feel a pain in your bowels, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King's Nsw Llfe Piiis, a sure cure, for ali bowel and stomach diseases, such as headache, bllliovumesd, costiveness, otc. Guaranteed at Orr, Gray *fc Co'e. drug atoro, only 25c. Try them. L. & M. Paint. Lead and Zinc, Wears 10 or 15 jeers. 8aves paint bille. L. & M. costs about $1.20 per gallon.% Sold by F. B. Cray ton. Anderson, 8. C.; fi. R. Horton, Lowndssville, ?. C.; T. C. Jackson, Iva. 8 C ; W.' W. Ghffln. Pel eer, 8. C.; F. L. Hopper, Belton, 8. C. Hose Task. It was a bogs task, to undertake the euro of such a bad case or kidney dis-, ease, ns that of C. F. Collier, of Cherokee, Ia., but Electric Bitters .did lt. He write?: '.My kidneys were so far gone, I could not elton a chair without a ouBhlon; and . suffered from dreadful backache, headache, add depression? In Electric Bit era, bowe ver, I found a cure, and by tnem was restored to perfect heath. I recommend thia great tonii medicine to all with weak kidnejs, liver or stomaob." Guaranteed by Orr, Gray cfc Co., druggist; price 60?. ; ->?., ti A oar-load of PonUrv Netting has been received bv Sullivan Hardware Co. Tbey havo thia Netting iu all width?. . Pr?paration* are hoing modo by Sul livan Hdw. Co. for ttte largest Spring Trade in tbs history of their business. Tala Company already haa on hand more than ten cnr-loads of Seasonable Spring Haid ware. X,: Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for eil because labeled mixed paint.: Oil only coate? GO oents a gallon. Buy L. & At. Paint, and add ol!. It maken paint coat ?1.20 a gal lon. 8 ol d b v F. B. Cray ton? Anderson, SC ; E Ri Horton,; I?ownd??svinft 8- ?.$ T.O. Jackson, Iva, 9 ; C.; Wi WY Griffin^ Pelzar, 8.. O t F* tn Hopper, Bolton, S. O INO Seoret About lt. :'S ' It la no secret, tbm for Outs, Burns, TJioers, Fsver 8or?*??;-Sore By ea, Bills, e c. nothing is ^? t-?Vi. iv?? aa Buckien'a Arnica Salve. t ii dd't lake long; tel cur? e bad sorb I bad, it ?S all O, Ki ; for sore ??ye? ? D L G'sgory, of Hope, Tex. 25^ M O.i, Gray ?^ COT?.. drug atore.- t % iftOOft-bfeershes palnwd v^itb ?? ?faint In 1?0*/: WM to.ooaUfl.20 gallop Sold bv KB. Cray ton, Anderson, 8. Ci*,' E. R. Ko^ott,Nl?ownd^vme. B. C.-, T.O. Jackson, Iva, s. C.; W. W, Griffin. Pel aw, S.O.; F. X. Hopper, Belton, t?. C. How to Avoid Pneu m on 1 a. We have nbver beard efe, single ln> ?tsncoof a cold r<^utiing in pneumonia, or other 1 t/ng trouble when Fotey?eHo??, ?jr ?aa Tarcask-|M:i?to^-:iIfe.a??^M' stops the cough, but beata ?nd strength en* the lung?. Ask- for Foley.?* Hov e / and Tar ond rcfu&e any substituto offer ed. Dr. C. J. Bishop, of Agn^w; Mlob.. writs?! used Foley VHonay and ? monia with geo? r*80!? in ovory cfiae.' Ort Ao.l&Mr,;S. ff; F.JL Kopp?, HM K?n, s. c. jffF?iVto^^ tbsV*e? quire lean j?Ose?hie quantity tv' ff?oi and g.va fullest powibls amount of beat ara e>5^ Pt?asaftt tc* toko . ; " SCHUSS BROS^ ea ?BALTIMORE. -- NEW' YORKC '. WE WANT TO SELL YO? er Sui Iiike for you to BOO tho Garments wo are showing for $7.50, $10.00/ : SI 2.50, , ' ^ ; \ v And up. Yon will like them. Everything about them will appeal to you readily. p c IAN L.T. Jun The f Ul Store. ?p-to-Date S?olre, j. ? 0K . We a f Win ne Biggest line of the folio wing Gc ods: ' , - - /'".y?300Chi?dreuB,.\ . Reefers aod Misses* Jackets. The ?at?at styles and ?^^||i?W?8t ' . / ' A big Sitie of?;t?o|s^|t?^ing.7 :||? ;? ?BBBRNl?*e pf Mettys ; Clothing. ??it?-oi-?, Fine Dress' Goods '.. Wo ?an beat .the wl&W&w?^ ? I . . :thiufrte^ ; % , Cometo&essor& Contj^any for your throe floors loaied down with 3$ Ooods, Shoes, Clothing and M?lmery.