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* , . ''S It is with grateful hearts that we return thanks to the Trading Public for the very liberal patronage accorded us in the past, and especially during the year 1905, Which far exceeded any previous year in our existence. We will strive to merit the confi dence and good will of the people. We will continue to carry in stock at all times just s uch goods as the public may demand at most reasonable prices. We will not attempt to enumerate or specialize at this time, aa it is too well known throughout this section that ours is a large and carefully assorted stock of Our Wholesale S-S ?3 ta 'AVA on successful beyond our oxpecta tion. The Merchants haye shown in a very substantial way their appreciation of a first Class Wholesale Stock,so convenient.* While 'we are truly, thankful ;to ?very ono who has contributed in the least to our euc bessy wo solicit a continued and increased pa tronage in the future. Local News WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, ISOii. THE corrow MAEKST. Good Middling-118. Strict Middling-118 to 11?. Middling-lU. The early gardener is ranking prepa rations to begin work. Have yon soiled that new leaf you turned over ton days agoT Miss Clara McCollough, of Iva, is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Giles, at Troy, 8. C. .Mies Laura Isbell, of Walhalla, ia visiting Mrs. Frank Murphy, on Mo Dodie street. Be sure and meet the County Audi tor in his tour o? the county and make your tax return. B. D. Drown, of Elberton, Ga., baa been spending a few days in Anderson vieiting relatives. Miss Fannie Gray, of Anderson, is in the city visiting Mrs. E, C. Haselden. -Georgetown Times. R. C. Brownlee, one of Due West's most prominent citizens, spent a few days in the city last week. It is predicted now, from all old fashioned signs, that we will have a mild winter and an early epring. Some of onr farmers report their small grain crops as looking unusually well for this season of the year. C. F. Jones left a few days ago for the northern market to buy a stock of spring and summer goods for his ii rm. Wife-I found out something yes terday, and promised never to tell it. Husband-Well, go ahead, I am listen ing. Miss Pearl Holland, of Anderson, S. C., is the attractive guest at the home of A. B. Vickory.-Lavonia (Ga.) Times, Col. J. C, Boyd, of Greenville, was in the city yesterday. His many friends here are always delighted to greet him. Mrs. Margaret Vau Wy ck, of Atlan ta, is snending c. few duve in the city visiting ber son, U. B. VanWyck, and other relatives. Mesar*?. Willie and Mack Beaty* Misses Annie and Pearl Beaty, of Iva. S.C.. visited the family of .r. Wm. H. Tonsley last week.-Hartwell (Ga.) Bun. , Mrs. W. A. Chapos au has gone to Salisbury, N. C., wnere she will spend awhile visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Keith, and sister, Mrs. W. H. Over man. The Legislature convened in Colum bia yesterday. Senator Hood and Representatives Ashley, Watson, Ruck or. Tribble and Hall are all in their places. Esther, one of the little twin daugh ters of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Font, died at their home in this city last Friday evening and was buried in Silver Brook cemetery on Saturday. Oar correspondents are requested to send in their news items by Monday evening or Tuesday morning of each week. This will insure their publi cation in Wednesday's paper. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hailey, of Hart troll; . ya. st: DO tin cs tbs engagement *vF ? l\nt ?? finn nKfap Ki a ra j O Q i\ VYf til tnr H. Kee so, o?? thia city. .The marriage will take place in the early spring. . On account of the heavy rains a week ago the Savannah river in Augusta reached a h eighth of about 80 feet, the highest point it has been in a long time, No ?damage resulted, however. The C. & W.- CR. B, has arranged a very convenient and quick schedule between this city and Jacksonville and other points in Florida, as will be Been by reading their notice in another column. .-, >v. ! B. O. Evans Si Co. have inaugurated a grand clearance sale for thia month. Bead their big advertisement in another column'and yon will eeo the many bargains they are offering, in in clothing, etc. tThe Intelligencer in 1000 will con? tinue to print the news and as much of it OB we can find out. This will bo campaign year, and every intelligent man should have his own copy of the paper and not depend upon his neigh bors. .. . ... . -, ? Miss Allie Belle Beek, ot Anderson, left for her home Tuesday, after a pleasant visit to the family of Mr.. w. W. Bessel Miss Beck is very popular in Elberton, ?ad her friends were de lighted to see her once again,-Elber ton (Ga.) Sfcvr. ? s r , ; '..; . .-.-'?^ ..0:1 ;v: vr, -? :.? . !: I uur young friends, Herbert Cheshire and Clarkson Bussell; both bf whom are printers, who left . Anderson for Texas last summer, are In the city vis* iting their"parents. Herbert holds a position in Paris and ClnrURon wbrkr* In a printing office in Dallas, ; Mrs. Caroline A. M?n?d?a. widow of the Jaie Samuel Mauldiu, died at her home io Greenville last Monday af ter s?os, ia the 80ih s-ssr of ' heri age, This estimable: woman, has many friends throughout this section who will regret to hear of ber death. ; Rev. T. J. Richardson, of Texas, is Among his relatives and friends io An derson and Picken* counties again? af ter an absence ct about thirty years. jest loask -uofflB oiaex man ce ?la . Carl isle's Behool \ at Pickles,-Pasley Progress. -,. r: -vi^rv.' VHon* J. Perry Glenn, and wife, of Eq naJity, ate bow; residents of the etty, and are ^mbprarBv. residing writh occupy their handsome eod commo a?ou? ssw dwelling house on North Vant atreet, which H no^ nearing completion. . r. : The Seneca <?orre8Dondont of th? K?owee Courier, nuder date of t he 3rd ?sst.v suVfti.''Dr, J. L. Gray, of Ander son, visited Se?fca ye-terday. The frequency of the Doctor's visita carry a serious import that ia alarming ? The poete?- : J?^$obd ^tcbn for. some lot ely msldeb, .. i Tho Ol???n?nn'?gebtt*!?!'-'-^'*?*^ Kev. Col in nb UH Wardlaw o pe nt last Friday in the city arranging som? business matters and biddiug his many friends geud bye. Accompanied by hie family, he le? Seneca yesterday for his distant weat .? home, Prescott, Arizona, cai ry i u g .th him the best wishes of his wido circle of friends. The Intelligencer has recentlyv re cently received several communica tions nud nows items without tho signnturo of the author. Please bear in mind, kind frieuds that when you write an article for publication in this paper you must let us kuow who you aro. or it will go to tho wastebasket. J. C. Simpson and family leave this week for Anderson. County, where Uley expect to make their home in the future. We regret exceedingly to loso these excellent people from our midst. Anderson County gains u sub stantial family and good citizens by Mr. Simpson's removal from O co nee. Keoweo'Courier. There will be three eclips e of the pun and two of the moon this year. The first isa total eclipse of tho moon beginning about ll o'clock of tho 8th of February aod ending next morning about 4 o'clock. Tho next total eclipso of the sun in North America will bo JuneS, lido, visible from Oregon to Florida for two minutes. There is some talk of widening South McDullie street. All tho property owners on both sides of the street to whom the subject has been mentioned are heartily in favor of it and are willing to give four feet off the front of their lots. This would make the street eight feet wider, and would he a great improvement. J. A. Shirley, of Anderson county, bas purchased a valuable piece ol property from J. ?. Hanpfear, neur CoronacQ, and bas moved to his pres ent new home. We welcome alf new comers of his type and character. Greenwood News and Views. Mr. Shirley is a good ci ti /.on, and we regret to see bim leave Anderson County. joseph R. Fant, of Spar tanbury ont! of the chiefs of the State constabulary, is in the city, his old home, visiting relatives. Mr, Fant was formerly chief of police of Anderson, and Bays, while he luis heard much of tho growtt of the town, he had no idea that it ha<3 been to such a great extent. Hit many old friends aro delighted t< greet him. Cecil the seven-months-old son ol Mr. a?d MrB. Wm. Cowan, died a their home in Martin Township 01 Sunday, Dec. 81st, and was buried tin following day nt Mt. Bethel Church Rev. N. G. Wright conductiug tin funeral services. He bad been sicl about a month with pneumonia. Thi bereaved family have the sympathy o ali their friends. " A series of meetings are being heh in the Central Presbyterian Chore! this week and are conducted by Rev S. L. Wilson, of Ninety Six. S. C Two services are held each day-10.8* a. m. and 7 80 p m.-and the friend of the congregation are cordially iu vitod to attend. Mr. Wilson is bott an eloquent and impressive speaker and those who go to hear him will h more than pleased with bis sermons. The popular Anderson law firm o Bonham and W atkin s have openei offices in the Palmetto. Building ii this citv? ' Mr. Proctor A: Bonb-?* will be in charge of the office at thi place' He is a graduate of Charlesto College and of the law department o Georgetown University, I>. C. Th tonio! members of the firm, Messrs. H H. Watkins and M. L. Bonham ar well known.-Greenville Mountain eer. ?i afriea, at the o ere ven i^oQ?S, ? Savannah, Ga., on Wednesday, 8r inst.. Rev. George Solomon, D. D. Mr. Julius H. Well, formerly of thi city but now of Colombia, and Mis Sadio Cohen, of Savannah. Mr. an Mrs. <S. Strouse and Mrs. A. Leaser, c this city, attended the marriage. W join Mr. Weil's many friends in Ac derson In extending congratulation! and wish he and his lovely bride happy and prosperous journey throng life. ? 0 vi W. F. Ashmore, who was receni ly appointed by the State Board < Health to vaccinate the children i Anderson County, bas appointed Di H. H. Wyman hie assistant. D Wyman will vaccinate tho children i the mill villages and schools near tl city, and the City Board Of Heall will arrange to hu va the children i the city vaccinated. Dr. Ashmoi hopes the muncipal officials of th other towns io the county will arran* to have all the children in their rt spective towna vaccinated at once. Married, oh Wednesday afternoot Jan. 8, 1006, at the home of E. V Henderson, in this city, by Rev. J. ] Black, Mr. J. Broadna Knight, < Spartanburg, and Misa Kittie Jones, < Me. Carmel. Immediately after ti ceremony the happy couple left fi Washington. Mr?. Knight is s?cr?tai to Congressman Jae. T. Johnson, < Spartaubarg^ and aT'young man of fit character, '^he bride ie a traine ' nona and has ?pent some time in Ai derson* where she is highly esteem? by all of her friends and acqoain an cys. i ; Jas. A. King, of Santuc, made a vit to Anderson about three woeks aj throngh the country. When he can to Fair's Bridge on Little River, 1 water was over the bridge, bnt M . K i n a hfii n a a hr n v? man an ri nnt afra: of water drove in. When he carnet the bridge his. baggy, wheel w; caught iu some manner and he w compelled lo get out in the water get it locfie. So ho partly undress* and waded about in the water um he got his boggy loose. . He went < i to Anderdon and made a pleasant tr bat thinks it was rather cold togo bathing in December.-Abbeville M ? diam. . . : Afr. George B. Nally left Enal last Saturday evening on tho tra bound for Polk County, North Cox ! liha, where he owns a half interest a tract of land containing over S : acres. . It is reported that a v?1 nat '? gold mino has recently been discovc ed cu this laud. Mr, Kailey, has hi some correspondence with parties w \ ar? trying io puichase it from hil and have made him a very flatter!! offer, hat he prefers to go ?nd see I fore sotting a price upon it. ?fra. M. Bitten, cf Brnaby Creek town sh: Anderson County, owns one-half i te rest in the land also.-Easley Pi . ?ross, i jj ?j ?/..-. ; The McCormick Messenger of t . ?Uh inats, announces the sale of t McCormick real estate, and in spea ingot it say?: "The valuable propt ty, consisting of ? vor 1,000. aera? i. land in *?d snrroun?ing the town MoCotmick, has been purchased by company composed of Messrs. J. J T. J. and W. ll. Britt and J. Q. St . well, of McCormick; and ii. F. Mat din and R. E. Ligon, of Anderse Tho purchase includes the mining I tereala, machinery, and all the r< . estate owned by the J/cCormick fa ily in tidi aeccion. As eopu as I will bo made t<v develop the prc? isl Copyright 1905 by Hart Schaffner 6* Mar* 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ^;ON ALL Men's and Boys' SUITS. Overcoats and Odd Trousers. Wo begin our Semi- Annual Clearance Sale. Twie? a year we have these Clearance Sales-January and July. It is not the policy of this Store to carry Goods from one season to ?uuiu?j, BU we lUUiuuu every ?lill, ofS?y VT0769ft?i ?w<s*jf pair Odd Trousers in onr Store in this sale-nothing reserved. This is a remarkable sale-it is an exceptionable oppor tunity for you. Our former prices w^re low for the Goods offered, and now, at a reduction of Twenty per Cent, it is cer tainly an exceptional opportunity for Clothing buyers, HERE'S WHAT YOU GET : 84 00 6 00 S 00 10 00 12 00 14 40 16 00 18 00 Five Dollar Baits, twenty per cent off, now.?,.. r Seven*dollar-and-fifty-ccut Suits, twenty per cent off, now........ Ten Dollar Suits/ twenty per cent off, now. Twclve-dollar-ond-fifty-cent Suits, twenty psr cent off, now.. Fifteen Dollar Suits, twenty per cent off, now... Eighteen Dollar Suits, twenty per cent off. now. Twenty Dollar Suite, twenty par cent off, now...... Twenty-two-dollar-antt fifty-cent Suite, twenty per cent off, now..., ODD TROUSERS. Five Dollar Odd Trousers, twenty per cent off, now.84 00 . Four Dollar Odd Trousers, twenty per cent off, now. 8 20 Three Dollar Odd Trousers, twenty per cent off, now.. 2 40 Two Dollar and fifty cento Trousers, twenty per cent off, now......... 2 00 OVERCOATS. Five Dollar Overcoats, twenty per cent off, sow..... 84 00 Seven Dollar and fifty cents Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now. 6 00 Ten Dollar Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now. . 8 00 Twelve Dollar and fifty cent Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now.10 00 Fifteen Dollar Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now. 12 00 Eighteen Dollar Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now. 14 40 Twenty Dollar Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now. 16 00 Twenty-twodifty Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now.. 18 00 Boys' Knee Trouser Suits. This is a chance to clothe your boy that doesn't come often. You know how hard it is to keep a growing boy in clothes. Here you'd find the right kind of clothes, and all at a discount of twenty per cent. One Dollar and fifty cents Bo; s1 Suits, twenty per cent off. now...... .$1 20 Two Dollar Boys* Suite, twenty per cent off, now. 1 60 Two-fi ft y Boya' Suite, twenty per cent off, now.r... 2 00 Three Dollar Boys' Suite, twenty per cent off, now. 2 40 Four Dollar Boye' Suite, twenty per cent off, now. 3 20 Five Dollar Boya' Suite, twenty per cent off, now. 4 00 Six Dollar Boys' 8nite, twenty per cent off, now... .. 4 80 J3 jnyjL* T"'ICjtx JTLTJ ?JtC^cT, . 0. Evans & Co 9 I The Spot Cash Clothiers.