Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE NEW YEAR will Find Us with a Clean, Discriminating and Complete Line ci' Men's Furnishing Goods ! E? ? flMSJP^ Madf in Syracuse. N . Y j_Hado ?n Syracuse. "N.Y. I ySfii 'J W????k^ m????t Neckwear. Our line of NECKWEAR includes the newest styles and colors-all in rich Silk fabrics-in Four-in-Hands, Ascots, a^d Puff Scarfs, Shirts. 1 Colored and White-Plain and Pleated Bosoms. l^:>lgga? Gloves, Etc. All colors and sizes. Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers and umbrellas. A full line sizes, style0 and colors of the best $3.00 HAT on the market-HAWES. Mee these lines before buying. SE & BOLT 9 The One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, Mest door to Farmers and Merchants Bank. "ECLIPSE .yr -ASE MADE IN AIL THE CORRECT STYLES OF Sack Goats, Single or Double Breasted. Belt-Back Overcoats. Single or Doubreasted GREAT COATS. Chesterfields, Top Goats, Etc. If you wish to be clothed in the latest styles drop in and take a look at "Eclipse", garments! You cannot do better, and ?e price will suit yon. FOR SALSIFY fflk% ? SE WE have move a our Shop and office below Peoples' Bask, in front o? ?tty Roofing 4ono,or any kind ci Impair work, Engine Stacks, Evaporatore, orany kind of Ti? OT Gravel Roofing to call on us.aa we are prepared todo Local News* WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10, 190C. Mrs. Carri? Lou/*, who live? with her hon at tho Orr mills, went down into Varen nea Township a fow days ago to visit lier brother, E. Bankin Hali. In attempting to get ont of tho buggy upon her arrival at her brother's home alie accidentally fell and was seriously injured. She waa picked up and curried into the house and has been helpless and speechleBB evor since, arni lier loved mes aro expect ing her death ut any time. Mrs. Long liuH niuiiy friends and relatives in the lower section of tho county and all of them will be pained to learn of her misfortune. The Columbia State ol vesterday says: "Mr. E. Marion HUCKC/, Jr., of Anderson, arrived in the city yester day, and tomorrow will be sworn in as a meru her of the general assembly. Mr. Bucker has served in the house of representatives before and dropped out three y narc airo when he wz,a a candidate for congrean. He 'Sonics back as the eucceaaor of Judge Geo. E. Prince. Yesterday Mr. Racker stated that his personal opinion has been that the dispensary is the beat solution of the liquor queotion, but he is now con vinced thur tho State diapenaary should be wiped out and the countiea left to their discretion in Bottling the liquor question." _ou** IMO The City Council has purchased a new hose wagon for the lire depart ment aud it ia expected to reach the city thia week, lt will be used by the Hough and Heady Company, which ia composed of nome of the boat colored citize?:B of the city, who are ever ready and willing to do their duty when their aervicea are needed. Anderson now has a tire department that cannot be excelled in any city in the South in proportion to its strength, and the Chief of the Department, W. Clarence Smith, backed by the citv authorities, is using every effort to further improve it. The Departement cost the city last year only $4,108 43, and no money that the city apent was better invested. Rev. D. W. Hiott, who has served the l'ickens Buptisfc Church accepta bly and well for the past two years, has accepted calls to others churches in thia and Anderson County, and left PickenB Monday for bia home at Eaaley. He is no stranger to his work or to the people where he will reside, and hence, he andhia excellent family need no intro duct iou or commendation at our bAnds. Ho ia a safe counsellor, true christian, splendid preacher, noble man and fearless fighter of evil in all of ita guises, and always labors earnestly and unceasingly for tho upbuilding of the Master's Kingdom. It ie to be hoped that thu Pickene church has not acted unwise in letting Bro. Hiott leave the charge.-PickenB Sentinel. At the regular monthly meeting of *he city council Tuesday evening a letter was read from Dr. George E. Cuughlin of Anderson in reference to tke proposed inter-urban trolley sys tem. A renewal of the franchise granted by the council a year ago to Mesera. Congi lin and Wilson waa ask ed for, the council very readily granted an extension of the sume. Dr. Cot-gh lin makes mention of the work about to begin on the line connecting Ander son and Belton, and states that it is the wish of the promoters to extend the line to Greenville. Dr. Coughlin will probably be in Greenville soon to meot with the council and talk over the matter. It is hoped that not a great while will pass before the two cities are connected by ao electric line. -Greenville Mountaineer. In a recent issue of the Intelligencer wewerein error instating that John T. Green, of the Belton eeotion, had been appointed Pension Commissioner for Anderson County. This position 1B held by W. T. McGill, who was legally elected to it and who will be in the County Auditor's office every Saturday dining the month of January to re ceive ^applications f uiiii p?* union et a and miltie other arrange infill M id lo fer enc? to the pensil n q if ai hm. Mr. VIoG Ul will give every Hii**iili>ty pn**i iuV to the duties'ot tht> oillct, aud ihn?e who are interested in the pen? hitint? whould call on him each Satur dayaud arrange their business. The County Board of Pensioners will meei . n Salesday in. February to pass on .irw applications, and ali the old pen tinners must report to some member i-f ?ho Board or their township com i..:.'atoner on or before that date. Will Ch ambleo, a negro convict, made bia escape from the county chaingnng last Sunday night, and car ried oft' one of beat mules the county owns. The gang is. working in the Mountain Creek section, and when the guard made his inspection at mid night Chr.mblee, it was supposed, was M cutely fastened in hie bunk in the coin iura tent. On the next round, ?^m? or fonr boura later, the guard did not see Chamblee, and ho noticed, also that one of the gray mules waa missing. Aa soon tea possible a search ing party started out to look f or Ch sm blee. Yesterday afternoon he was seen a short distance north of the city by two young men, who took after bim and captured the mole. The negro went into a swamp, and the officers will no doubt got him before this is read by our, readers. Thir. negro es caped from the gang about a month ago. but waa captured in a few daya by Deputy Sheriff Scott. Mrs. Nanoy Armstrong died at her home in Varennes Township last Thursday night, after a brief illness due to the infirmities of old aae. Mra. Armstrong was the widow of the late John Armstrong, and before her mar riage waa a Miss McCown. Sho was in the 87th year of her age, and waa born and reared and always Jived in Anderson County. She lo survived by one daughter, M re. W. J, Stevenson, 5f thia county, and two sister*. Mra. amanda Brown, of this city, and Mrs. Jane Geary, ot Georgia. In her young womanhood Hr?. Armstrong joined the Baptist Church and throughout ber long life wis a devoted and con sistent member. She Waa a moat ex ^ collent woman, and highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends and rela tives, who will longoherish her mem ory . On Friday af ternoof i the remain* were interred tn the Mountain Creek Churchyard, Kev. W. B. Hawkins conducting the funeral servies. (QUICKEST A?*D BEST ROU YE. , TJO Savannah, Waverow, Jackson ville and all Florida pointe via Charleston ?fe We a-ero Carolina nail w ??f. ; liv Anderson, daUy,....4,10 p. m. Lv Augusta.10,80 p..ra* Ar Pavanoab.....; ...........a. co. < Ar WaycroB*,................6 05 a; tn; ,Ar Jack?onv?io......8.40 ?. m. Through. Pullman Sierpmfc Oar Ser- i Vi OC bet wean. Ad ?us ta and Jacksonville. Round trip win ter tourist ? xcnralon tl cfc eva to Florid* Rrs* rt a now on *??V, Wv B Steel?, Jr., U. TVA;? Anderson, 8. G., Geo, T. Bryan, General Anent, Greenville,4. Oytirowt - William*, ?enl ? Cela** G ?Uno Dl?trlbatora an^GraU? I plement'or l?? U?aron ino market. They J ar? ?ofd by So?>?v?n Harrt War* O??. In Memoriam. Tho hearts ot' the people of our town wer? tilled with Badness on the 11th of December, liior*. when we heard that our dear old friend) Katherine Jordau Wilson, had left UH and Rone to that mansion that lu;r d<*ar Savior had in readiness for her. Many werethetears that were shed, for we felt that we could bare spared any person in Wil liatnstou bocter than Mrts. Wilson. Our dear Fathe; noeded her or He would not have it-Ken her. Karly in life she became the stepmother of six children, and tile untiring devotion shown hei hy each enc cf these chil dren whil'j she was upon her Meath bed spoke volumes. Her own ab well as her stepchildren can truly arise and call her blessed. Her sorely be reaved aud atllicted husband nys: "She was faithful, truly faithful, to me." She was a noble Christian wo man. Those of us who were most in timately associated with her could ap preciate her most. Dr. Wister Wil son and hi? motherless children have the sympathy of our people. A. Friend. Williauiaton, S. C., Jan. ?. On December 31 death came to tho home of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Cowan and took their darl'ng baby, Cecil, aged sewn months. For three long weeks tho little one had been a great Butterer with pneu* monia. Its little place can never be lilied but the great God who overrules all things knows what ?B best and baa said: "Suiter little children to come unto me and forbid them not, for of such io tho Kingdom of Heaven." It was laid to rest in tho cemetery at Mt. Bethel Church, Kev. N. G. Wright conducting the funeral services. One Who Loved Him. Jan. 8, 1.000. ?rn ? ? Equality News. A Camp of Woodmen of the World was organized here recently. Quite lot of our best citizens enrolled na cbnrter members. The Farmers1 Union had a well at tended bu<dnesB meeting on the Oth inst. Through the agency of this union the farmers in this section have been enabled to procure fertilizers at a much lower ilguree than they could otherwise. Mr. John Giiflith and family moved to Equality last week. Many changes have taker place in this neighborhood recently - Hon. Perry Glenn and wife have moved to Anderson, nnd John Prince and moth er have moved to their farm. T. S. Glenn and niece. Miss Jessie, have gone to Liberty to make it their home and E. M. Browne and family have rented the' place and have set up a general m< cbandise Btore at the old stand. This ia a (ino farming country, nnd good crops, were made ia this section last year. We hear no cry of hard times from any one. J. H. Thompson also has a general merchandise store at this place and Keith Allgood runa a big ginnery and and saw mill. So you can say Slab town is returning to its pristine vigor and building up. Mr. Wyatt brings in the mail dally from EaBley and Mr. Frank Glenn is the popular rural carrier from this place ro tho Watkin* Mill section. Mr. John Prince ?B the postmaster now? with Mrs. J. M. Browne as assistant. Mr. and Mrs. John Cothran loBt their little child on the 5th after only 24 hours illness. She was two years old and the pet of the household. They have the sympathy of many friends in their great sorrow. E. M. Browne and family want to tender their heartfelt thanks to their neighbors who were so kind in the sickness and death of their dear little baby on the 24th. May the Lord bless them with as good frienda when they need them. J. M. B. At Hymen's Altar. * A qniet home wedding was solemniz ed ut the residence of Mr. J. P. An' derson, father of the bride, in Bock' Mills township, at nigh noon of Jan. 2, lOoO ' The retracting parties were Mr. Mark vibltng, ot Coonee County, and Hi A3 Nelle Anderson, of Ander em Coun y. Only a few of the im? mediate r. Utlvee were present to Wit tie*? the ceremony. . The dainty bride waa becomingly arrayed in a beautiful ?nit of dark bin?; with hat to match. A solemn and impressive ceremony was perform ed by. Kev. J- F. Anderson, uncle of the bride. Immediately after the ceremony, a bountiful and appetizing dinner was served, after which an honr was spent in a pleasant, social way by the guests and bridal couple. Then the bride and groom left for the home of the groom's parents, where an elegant reception was awaiting them. Mrs. Stribling as Miss Anderson was a very popular and attractive young lady of superior intellect, and repre sents two of the best families of An derson County-Brown? and Ander son.v . ' " ."- ' ?'-:>'"-. The groom is a hapdsome young man and'popse?sea many line traita of character. He cornea from two of.tbs most prominent families of Oconee County-Sheldon and Stripling. Our best wishes'go with the yoong couple, who af e just starting on their life voyage. Miss, NeUe- wifl be miss ed in the community and in the home circle, hut she goes to be the light and joy of another home. , : AGaeat PRODUCT Of MILLS. The product in one day of tuc milla of the Long man & Martin* z great works 1B enough to paiut every hou?? and every thing made of wood in a city, with the .X* A M. pow? Paint:. ..?. ... '^-.V;?;M' ! In use; thirty year*; several million houses piloted wita IA A M. ! Jj <& M. costs about ?1 20 per gallon. ? ?the Ii A MV Paint in the best and cheapest, because ?tte U A M. ftluo htitr dena tb? L. A M. Whlte Lead, i?d maka? it paint more surf*ce^?nd wear for a longer time than any oft?** paint, . ? lt. & M. oo?ts about $1,20 per gallon. It only require** gallons of tito cele brated nain? apd 3 tgalons - . ott at GO ct*, per gatton to pS! erste staed hon??. : ?^^?*>^Sfgi owner oUffht no* P?r a^oisjt? Lin wed Od, whlcbha mutt do when a ?e?dy ior-use paint la hnn?ht. t ]:b%k%M. cosu about tl?(> a gaWoSj?^ Sot? byB.Ovayton,Anderson, a C.; B.B, Horton,iJ^^vUla,&m$?M Jackson, Jva?a0.? W. W. ?riffin; PAK nrttk O ;X.h. toopper. Belton, S C. ' ! A ^tcbmw^^^ frat lb the groat lior^i Baa dyk acblld'a dogsr c^uld have ?top become a WOUSta**^ * O?Wl b?? King1? and ok* ?w?i? Orr Gray ACto> ?'f^a?'?"4""' WAJNTiiu-io ?I?? mcric-y Real Estate. Apply to T. Frank Watkins, Attorney-at-law, Anderson, S. O. If jon want a good Meat Chopper-one that will chop any kind of m*?at, buy a .Universal" from 'Sullivan Hardware C>mpnnp. MONEY TO LOAN for home cliente on easy terms. Him peon & Hood, Attorneys. A Hard Lot. of troubles to contend with, spring from a torpid liver and blockaded bowels, aa le?? you awaken them to their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; tho pleasantest and moat effective cure for Constipation. They prevent Appen dicitis ana tone un the system. 25o at Orr, Oray <fc Co's, drug a!o/e. All kinds of Harrows-Disc, Spike* Tooth, ?fcc, are canted by Sullivan Hdw. Co. Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for oil because labeled mixed paint. Oil only coats 00 I cents a gallon. Buy L. & M. Paint, and add oil. It maken paint cost $1.29 a gal lon, ?old bv F. B. Crayton, Anderson, | S. <) : E R. Hortou, LownrioavlUe, 8 C.; T. C. Jackson, Iva, 8. C.; W. W. Griffin, Pelzer, 8. C ; F. L, Hopper, Bolton, 8. C. Twenty Year Battle, "1 waaa loser In a twenty year battle with chronic piles and malignant Boree, until I tried Bucklen's Arnica Salvo; which turned the tide by curing both, till nota trace remains" writes A. M. Bruce, of Farm ville, Va. Best for old Ulcers, Cots, Burns end Wounds. 25o at Orr, G ruy <fe Co., druggist. A choice line of Builder's Hardware is carried by Sullivan Hardware. Chrono Constipation Cured. One who suffors from ohronio cann ti patton ls in danger of many serious ail ments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation aa it alda di gestion and Btlmulates the liver and bowels, restoring the natural notions of these organs. Commence taking it to day and you will feel better at once. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is very pleasant to takp. Refuse sab&titutea. EvanB Phar macy. A morl cnn Field Fence-The strongest, b(?t and ohenoest Fence on earth is sold by Sullivan Hardware Ce. L & M. Paint. L<>ad and Zinc. Wears 10 or 15 ?ears. Saves paint bills. L. & M. costs about f 1.20 per gallon. Sold by F. B. Crayton, Anderson, 8. C. ; E. R. Horton, Lownd?aville, 8. C.; T. C. Jackson, Iva, 8 O ; W. W. Griffin. Pel Z9r, 8. C.; F. L. Hopper, Belton, 8. C. A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good. A. H. Thnrnef, a well known ooal operator of Buffalo, O., writes: "I have boon sfHloted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing gravel and stones with excruciating pain. I got no relief from mediolne until I.began laking Foley's Klduey Core, thea the result was surprising. A few doses started the brick dust like fino stones and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel Uko a new man. It has done me 91000 worth of good." Evans Phar macy. When yon want the best Plows-those that are properly set and perfectly tem pered, buy tnose manufactured by Tow ers Sullivan Mfg. Co. and sold by Sul livan Hardware Co. Only 82 Years Old. j am o Lily 82 years old and dns't ex-, peat ?vea wut-n I get to be real oil to i feet th ut way as long as I cnn get Elec tric Bitters," says Mrs. E. H. BruDson, I of Dublin, Gs. Surely there's nothing else keeps the old aa young and makes the weak as strong as Ibis grand tonio medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, in flamed kidneys or chronic constipation are unknown after taking Electric B't t-rs a reasonable time. Guarantee by Orr, Gray & Co., druggist. Price 60o. NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS-Don't make thom to break them, but make a few geed resolutions and be men enough to live up ,6o tb e m. Resolve to trade with Sullivan Hardware Co. daring the coming year. You'll eave money? worry and time. If yon wish to borrow money without delay, and without red tape, on easy terms see A. H. Darnall, Attorney. Office in Postpfflae Ballding. THE ORIGINAL. \ Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Hon ey and Tar aa a throat and lang rom ody, end on account of the erecvt merit and popularity of Foie v's .Hobey and Tar many imitations are offered for the genu ine. These worihieae i mite tl uns bave similar sounding ?aua?.a Beware of them. The genoin? Foley's Houey and Tar tain a yellow package. Ask for it and refuse any snfcs^?S^ ^?&&???&^ remedy for coughs and colds. " Evana Pharmacy. . MONEY TO LOAN-A few thousand doliera to lend on Land for ellen te.. Apr ply to B. -F. Martin, Attorney-at-Law. A car-toad ofPonttrv Netting bea been received bv Sullivan Hardware Co. They neve titi? N?ttingen eil width*. V Trapar?lion* are belog roede bySal liven Hdw. Cu. for the largest S nrlng Trade lu the bletery of their?btwtoea*, .Thia CompanyelraedvdMnmNfflMi than ten car-load o or Ssaeonablo Spring Hardware. 10 OOO Oberohe* n?t?U.d w*'h Liv *"!?; Paint in 190*, TJ $ M. ot*., ?1 -p) gollan. Sold by F B. C HVtoUj ?nnui BOO, 8. G\? E. RvHorton,.Li . wn**.*>. vi ' ?o, 8. C.; T. <L Jackson, Ivs, ?. C.; W.. W. G*?ffio,.Pel ser, 9. dlVftt. H^rt Balton^B. O. IS We exe h*?dqaastera S n tib e |. Mow is Your .Liver. IF NOT RICHT TAKE EVANS* " LIVER ANO KIDNEY PILLS/* They right tbe wrong caused by over-eating. Evans' Pharmacy, =8? ?A LT l/WORE: NEW YOftrVw ? WE WANT TO SELL YOU Your Winter Suit. Like for you to eeo tho Garment?.-we are snowing ior-> ; $7.50, $10.09, .' T2.50, - And np. te you readily. l? A Happy and Prosperous New Year F?* All alfj? Each of ??ii ? in mind our place when i ' 'm?klig your bill foi- 1906. -Jill Thanking you very mueh ^^?|?r ; a:- coiiii nuance of , s?i?c^?[- " \ ^^Si^e are- . . - - .