Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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bTRST SIJLIPM?TsIT -OF NEW GOODS J?ST RECEIVED. Very Pretty, Desirable and Priced Reasonably. Bett Quality Dress Gingham, in 10 and 20 yard piece.?, at.... 10c 20c (Quality White WK at. 15c Muslin ( heck at. 5c o') ami Vt inch White Liwu at. 15c !ih* inch Cariibric at,. 8?C -Several !<>ts ?il' l?iul>r<jideiR-g ranging in price from. 5c up. LACES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION THE NEW YEAR will Find Us with a denn, Discriminating mid Complete Line of Men's Furnishing Goods ? Neckwear. *. ? ? Oar line of NECKWEAR includes the newest styles and dolors-all in rich Silk fabrics-in Four-in-Hands, Ascots, and Puff Scarfs. Shirts. Colored and White-Plain and Pleated Bosoms. "I Gloves, Etc. All colors and sizes. Collars, Caffs, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers and Umbrellas. A full line sizes, styles and colors of the best $3.00 HAT on the market-HAWES. See these lines before buying. REESE & BOLT, The Qi?? Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers,, Next door to Farmers and Merchants Bank. D. S. VA.NDIV ER. J. J. M A. JOB. E. P. VAKD1VER. VANDIVER BROS. & ' MAJOR, -. - . -BEA IVERS IN -- Vehicles gLixcLI^guriiess! BEE US ON . B?GGIE? ^^??AfiOIISv-;. v HARNESS jf/? If yon ow? tis past due paper be aare to Bee tis promptly. : : : : Ye??*. VANDIVER BROS. & MAJOR. Local News. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17, 1900. At a meeting of the City Council hold hint niuht Z. ll. Martin und "Big'1 King were elected policemen to lill two vacant placea on tho force. G. C. Sullivan, Esq., ono of Ander son's clever young lawyers, has gone to York, l'a., where to-morrow ho will marry Mi?B Sarah Frances Lanius, at tho homo of her mother in that city. Miss Lanius visited Anderson abou' a year ago and ia a charming young woiiiun. After a brief visit to Phila delphia and Washington tho happy couple will reach Anderson and will I he extended a cordial welcome by their friends. Tho Greenville News of yesterday says: "Piedmontoilicers think that a negro with a mania for stealing bug gies is running at largo through this section. Several days ago ho made away with a horse and bug?y belong ing to au Anderson livery lirm, which a traveling mau had driven to Pen dleton. The negro was Keen at Easby last Friday( but was not arrested, and on Saturday night a hmso and buggy was stolon from the premises of a far iner near Lanley. Sheriffs Gilreath, of G reen vi) lo, Jennings, of Picaons, and Green, of Anderson, aro keeping a sharp lookout for tho negro, lt wi!! Ko hard with him if ho ia apprehended, for llorac stealing is a serious cr me under South Carolina statutes.'' There was an altercation between Charlie Grillin and Jones Ligon, both colored, on Monday evening, Nth inst., about dui k, t wo miles wost of Helton, in which tho former wan fatally wound ed hy a gun phot, at tho hands of the latter. The difficulty grew out of the estrangement of Grillin and his wife, they having parted. She had gone to lagen'? to live temporarily. 'Griffin had been there the day before abusing her. Jones remonstrated with him, telling him to leave the premises. Whereupon Charlie Grillin left, threat ening to return to raise some lire works. He executed his threat by re turning, but was met in the oublie road by Jones before roaching the house and warned .to go back, but heedless of tho warning ho advanced with drawn knife when Jonen shot him, the wholo load penetrating his intestines. Grillin died Thursday evening. Ligon at onco surrendered himself and has been lodged in jail to await hie trial. Mrs. Elizabeth Wyatt, wifo ot Mr. J. N. Wyatt, died at her homo ia Cen tral on the evening of the 5th inst., nftor a protracted illness. Hor re mnins wero brought to Easley and luid to re?t in West View cometery on Sun day afternoon, a largo concourse of relatives and friends witnessing tho hist sod rites. The burial services were conducted by Hov. J. P. Mathe Bon. Mrs. Wyatt was a daughter of the late Simoon Smith, of Anderson ] County. She was a most estimable Christian lady, and as a wife, mother, friend and neighbor, she occupied a position deserving emulation. Besides a husband, with whom she has shared tho joys and sorrows of near fifty years of wedded life, she leaves three sons and ono daughter, Dr. C. N. Wyatt, ot EaBley, Dre. W. lt. and E. F, Wyatt- of Central, and Mrs. W. A. Mmihiin, of Easley. Three children preceded ber to the grave, two of them dying in infancy. One, Mina Eva, married Mr. H. Pooro, o? Ander son County, and died several years ago.-Easley Progress. Death of a Well Known Dentist. The Atlanta Journal of yesterday saya : "Dr. W. G. Brown, a well known dentist, died at an earlv hour Sunday morning at his In -evidence, No. 147 Cooper street. ? . as been ill for nearly a year, and his death was not unexpected. He was euttVuing <vith tuberculosis of the spine. Hie tunera I services wore conducted Mond tv af ter noon at '2'lo'Olock, from ?he Pirat Methodist Chutch, and tho interment was at Westview. Tile pal:hem em ?en: AV. H. Patterson, W. L. Fain, Kobmt Lee Avery, H. C. Leonard, William Lycett, Joseph Davenport, A.. C. Lampkin and G. L. Collier. Dr Hi o wno was a popular member of the Cn vernor'a Horse Guards, and mern - lin * of this troup of cavalry attended the funeral. Dr. Browne is survived b? his wife, two daughters. Mrs. Dolph Waiker and Miss Mabel Browne, and one son, W. O. Browne." Dr. Browne was about 60 years of ago aud ? eon of the late Jerry M. Browne, of thia county, where ho was born and reared. He practiced den tistry in thia city a number of years, and about thirty "years ago moved to. Atlanta, where he has ever since re sided. He bas many f rienda and rela tives who will regret to hear of his Accidentally Wounded. The Charleston Evening Post of the i 13th inst. say8 : " J "L. P. Touche, a student of phar macy at the Medical Coll?ge from An derson received a bullet in his stomach last night, on Coming street, near Wentworth, it ia thought by removing his revolver from his overcoat pocket to his hip pocket aud in doing a? ic some way exploding the weapon. "Thia morning the student, who was sent to the hospital in a police am bulance, did not seem to have been seriously wounded. The bullet was re moved by an operation. lt hit a rib and glanced off from vital parts; "L. 8. Maxwell, of Walhalla, a friend of Poncho's, who waa with him at the time of the shooting, was tho only per son present at tho acoiderft. Accord ing to hia statement, he was walking ahead of Fouche. the two being about to go home, and suddenly heard Ibo report of the piatol. ,; "At the first there was thought ?to have been a mystery about the shoot-' ing, but later it developed that the shooting wa6 due to accident, and ed arrests have been made from the rfr fair. It waa about 1:80 when the ac- . cident took place. V /"The young men were returning to their boarding places, and were en tirely of mutual good feeling. Pouche ia now at the city hospital,, and will undergo treatment for what is not re garded as a seriouB wound." ' Mr. Poncho is a native of Nicety Six, S. C, but has lived iii Anderson.1, for some time having clerked for tho Chieuola Drog VoJ:ss**, Ut^r waa in ? charge of a drug atoro at the Orr Mill. HO has many friends here who will join ha in wishing him a speedy re covery. "? ..' : ..'.;?;' Notice to Veterans. The Voterons ot Anderson County are cordially .invited ?o, be; present at the celebrations of Leo's birthday by the E., & teoiCh?pter. ??VfiivG.V of Anderson, S.X\, at the home oMw?' J, R. Vaftdt ter on . . Friday mo rnm g, 10th ir*w nt li o'clock. ^Attar / tho programme lunch will be served? and, all ?to invited tp romalo. . , I Mrs. IL L. OaninQCir, Jr". ; Pres, Rr K. Lee Chap^j?^ %.0.'?> ? Meeting of Broadway Farmers' Union. Tho linwlw.ny farmers' Union will meet HI NVnl'rj Creek Church ou Sat urday, January 20. nt 10 o'clock. Tho election ot ufliceis will bo hold and other important business transact ed. All members oro earnestly re queated to attend and visitors from other unions will be cordially welcom ed, J. N. Yandi ver, Pres. C. P. Martin, Sec. TownYille News. Miss Annie Fair Dickson, who ia teaching at Anderson, spent tho holi days with her brother, J. Walter Dick? son. Cadet Orr Hruce has returned to Clemson after ?pending the holidays with home folks. Winfield Sharp, from Rivoli, spent Sunday with Walter Dickson. -Miss Emma Lewis, who is attending school at Columbia, is at home. Trank Dickson returned to Spartan burg Tuesday. Misses Maty Dickson and Kathleen Farmer have returned. Mr. and Mi?. W. E. Giles were guest? pt C. D. Giles Sunday. Phillip Heuibree, accompanied by his wita ami daughter, of Anderson vii le, are visiting friends and relutives at this place. Mr. and Mrs. W.N. ?ruco, of Oak way, visited relatives in this section recently. Mrs. J. C. Bogga is quite sick. J. Kiley Byram, of Anderson, is.nt tending school hero. James W. McCarloy, one of our most prosperous farmers and business mea, lias movud with his family near Anderson. Mr. Crenshaw has moved where Mr. McCarloy resided. Misses Lula and Fluva H?ges are visiting relatives and friends near Slabtown. Prof. J. H. Felton, Mrs. Felton and Mrs. W. E. Fant spouts few days with relatives and friends. Miss Lizzie li race is teaching school in Florence. Jl/essro. Luther and Licas Prater, ac companied by their .vives and sister. Miss Maud, visited relatives near this pince. Miss Mattie Hruce has taken np a school in Edgefield. J. A. Brown and family attended church here Sunday. C. D. Giles ic seriously ill at this writing. Pansy. Jan. 9. Rumors of Railway over Blue Ridge are Revived. Reports continue to circulate about the proposed building by the Southern Hail way of a branch line that will run from Lake Toxaway to Walhalla and from there connect by using ten miles ot" tho Blue Ridge rona with the South ern's main line at Seneca. Tho Blue Ridge is leased by the Southern and practically owned by Southern inter ests. Surveys of the line are said to have indicated a grade of only one per cent., und aa the distance ?B only some twenty-six miies, the work could be complete in a short time. The advantages to the Southern are obvious. Vast amounts of money have been spent in making Lake Toxaway and the Sapphire country among the most beautiful and famous resorts in tho entire country. But it is inconve nient of access. The traveler, as things stand, must go to Spartanburg Junction, thence to .Hendersonville, and then ap the Transylvania road through Brevard to Toxaway. "With the completion of a branch from Wal halla to Toxaway, travelera could reach tho Sapphire country by a direct route from the main line, rather than by the present circuitous route. But probably the areateBt advantage to Greenville and the entire Piedmont section would be the adding of another route to the Knoxville coal region. A road from Maryville, in the rich coal region below Knoxville, to Dil la boro, ia rapidly nearing completion and with the hue extending from Dillsboro to Toxaway by connecting with the ?rejected branch, from Walhalla to 'oxaway, almost a straight line to the main line of the Southern at Seneca would be the result, and in thia way the coal regioo would bo tapped by a new and practically direct line.-J Greenville News. At Hymen's Aliar. Married, on Sunday, Jan. 14th, 1000, by Rev. J, T. Mann, at the home of Mr. B. 8. Tucker, dear Iva, Mr; Willie Tacker and Miss Della WileB. Only a few near relatives and friends of the bridal pair were present. '"? Immediate ly after the ceremony the' guests we've ushered into the dining room whore a tempting supper waa ,served. The groom is an energetic and exemplary.' young mau, while his bride is an at tractive young lady with a sunny dis position, Both are prominent in tho social and religions life ia their com - mn ni ty and both belong to prominent families. They are receiving the con gratulations and beat wishes of a large circle of friends. . J.'TV. Mann* If 5 on went a good- Meat Choppers-one. that will chop any kind of meat, buy a. * Universal" from Sullivan Hardware Companp. . tuO YEARS OLD. .A frame boase-can be kept In good nrritvr for Mri y ears if painted With the $| ?fe M. Paint aboct once lb ten" to fifteen years. .This Js beesons th? Ii. A M. Zinc, hardens the L. & NM, Whit? I*sad and civ53 the paint extraordinary life. ; It nlao makes lt cover an enormous . surj face, so that ?bur gallons -tu ?* Mw'!<WB$i three gallons Unsted Oil wilt paint a mod?rate Sized housp/ > ; JJ. & M ortsta about $1.20 pergall?n.^ . .. J A m ea 8. Barron, President Ma?anea tor Cotton Mills, Rook Hlll? 6. A? wrii?K;i tr. I ^Twenty-two yearn ?go I palnttd my r?sidence with Ii; & M; "?t looks belier than a gr??t many houses painted ihres years a?o";' Iv AM. costs about Si.CO per galton. " Soven Rallona r.t ?L20 per gatton,;O^ $8.40 will, paint a moderate sized house, and it takes ?evan Kallona of ot nor ml sed halo* at H BO a gallon to do lt, bocsuse IjihuoBd OU sold to you as paint co*tsyou $1.50 a gallon. It only, ooata you 60 cents a gallon, when y Oh buy it frsahiro.m'the Ibarreland mix lt with t?. & Mir .-?.iJU x* M* cost? about $1.20 a gallon.; ' 1 Sold by F. B. Crayton. Anderaon, 8. C.; R. lt. Horton;-townds* vii le, 8. O.j T. {Bi; Jackson, Iva, 8. ai W. W. Griffin,' Pel. xor, ?. 0 i Fv fc. bopp?r, Belton, 8 C. Colo's ?nano Distributors andr 6rHl?| Dr? la aie? io every way? the hostel m - plooar-nt or ino kimi OM ?hf; -,~hC?,j are ?o\d by Sullivan Hardware Co. J . > ' A Traaioft?. : .r . "I A Watchman's negle^ leste io tho great Korti? Ssa. }dy ke^^t?ja * cbtitfs: finger cculd llave >Wpp^^ become a rumoua break, 'doyaftisihfflM ?WtrS;: province .of Hoiland.v ; lo^Uk?.; ma?Pf?r^KeansthM Me., Permitted sJ???-?1* ;ave^vhy-,-??- -King's 3*e w .irteeovery./ (Ho writ?: VThrs* doo^ra gave me np Reglaste* cold; but Dr. Ktog?a ?few.Dfe? Sweiry s?vsd u?$'!tff?'* OHiaraut?^ hfat 3rtff?aW?t??Vm?M* ?Mfc-. Tri?! t?cela L. A M. P??n?. L?ai and zinc non <?ii.ii ii ?iii!? W?*rM ?nil fiiivt-rn uk? nom; I Bolo uv F B. Oavti-it, A uormon, S. <\. | fr.. H. Uo ron, L>?wiiH<bviii?-. ?-. C.: i. C. . J?tik*ou, va, K 0.;W. W. (irifflu, Pet z-.r, S.C.; ?\ I?. Hopper,? Bolton, B, C. MON"T TO LOAN ior home cliente on cae? imn. *?' upson <fc Hood, Attorney?. ' Hard Lot. of tro . tend with, spring from ? torp * blockaded bowel?, no l08? 'hem to their proper *f <Pg's New Life Pills; Ik ?wu most effective cure fo v. ..tion. They prevent Appen dicite . tone up the systotn. 25o at Orr, G.-/ & Co'e. drug store. All kinds of Harrows-Disc, Spike Tooth, &o., arecaniod by Sullivan Mdw. Co. Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for oil because labeled mixed paint. Oil only COBIS 00 ??ta a gallon. Buy L. <fe M. Faint, and add oil. It makea paint cost ? 1.20 a gal. JP?; SoW hy P. B. Crayton, Anderson, ?. C ; E R. Hortou, Lowndesville, 8. C.; r. C. Jackson, IVB, R. c.; W. W. Griffln, Pelzer, 8. 0 ; F. L. Hopper, Bolton, 8. O. Twenty Year Battle. "I was a Joorina twenty year battle with chronic piles and nialii^uant sores, until I tried BUCK len's Arnie* Balve; which turned the tide by caring both, till nota trace remains" writes A. M. Bruce, of Farmville, Va. Best for old Ulcera, Cut?, Burns and Wounds. 25o at Orr, Gray ifc Co., druggist. A choleo line of Builder's Hardware J? carried by Sullivan Hardware. Chrono Constipation Cured. Oue who HUiFtjrs from chronic consti pation is in danger of many serious ail ments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation as it aids di gestion and etimulates the liver and bowels, restoring the natural actions of tin HU organs. Commence taking it to day and you will feol better at once. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is very pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. Evans Phar macy. Amorlcan Field Fence-The strongest, beat and oheaoest Fence on earth ?9 Hold by Sullivan Hardware Ce. li. & M. Paint. Laad and Zinc. Wean 10 er 15 years. 8aves paint bille. li. & M. costs about ?1.20 per gallon. Sold by P. B. Craytoo. Ander?on, 8. C.; E. R. Horton, Lownd?svllle, 8. P.; T. C Jackson, Iva. 8 C ; W. W. Griffin. Pol zer, S. C.; E. L. Hopper, Belton. 8. C. A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good. A. H. Tbnrnef, a well known coa operator of Buffalo, O., writes: "I hav< been efllioted with kidnoy and bladde trouble for years, passing .gravel UM stones with excruciating pain I got u relief from medicine until I began tullin Foley's Kidney Cure, then the rosul was surprising. A few doses started th briok dust like flue stones and now have no pain across my kidneys and fW>l like a new man. It has done m ?1000 worth of good." Evans Phai macy. ' When"you want tba best Plows-tho? that are properly set and perfectly ten rored, buy tboBe manufactured by Tov era Sullivan Mfg. Co. and sold by Bu livan Hardware Co. Only 8? Years Old. ' "I am only 62 years old and don't e: peet even when'I get to be real old reel that way as long as I can get Ele trio Bitters," say** Mrs. E. H. Bru HBO of Dublin, GB. Surely there's notbii elas keeps the old as young and m ak the weak as strong as this grand tor medicino. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, I flamed kidneys or cbronlo constipate are unknown after taking Electric B tera a reasonable time. Guaranteed 1 Orr, Gray ?fe Co., druggist. Price 60c NEW YEAR . BESOIiUTIONS-Do make thom to break, them? but make few good resolutions and be roan enou to live up to them. Resolve to tra with Sullivan Hardware Co. daring t coming year. You'll save money, woi and time. If yon wish to borrow money with? delay, and without red tape, OD : tK terms see A." H. Dago alt. Ai torr. Office in Post office Building. THE ORIGINAL. Foley ?fe Co., Chicago, origlu?*>? Hi ey and Tar aa a throat and lung rame* and on account of the great; merit t popularity of Foley's Honey and ! many imitations areofTered for tho ge; toe. These wor?r*;s? imitations.' bi similar Boundls.g , usmes. Beware them.' The gen nine Foley's Honey i Tar ia in a y ol low package.- "Ask io and refuse any substitute; It le tuet remedy for coughs and ooldf. Ey Pharmacy. .wVV-^ N- ;-. MONEY IO W)AH*-A few - dollars to lend on Land for cliente, ply to B. F,: Martin, Atwrney-at-La? A ear-load of PbuUrv Netting has b received bv BnlUvan Har?waf e Co.' 1 have this Netting in all widths. Preparation? are being made by;jj liv?n Hdw. Co. for tba largest Sp Trade lu ?be history of their busk This Company B!roadv his ou hand ti than ten ear-loads of S?as?nable Sp Hardware. " ..?"..;?;;?? 10,000 churches pilbil d. wi rh TJ. ? Faint in 1901*".TJ ?fe M; oat* $1.20 gs! Sold by F B. i Cravm'u, Abd?) s^o, m E..R. Horton, IvVwn^-ylMe, S..O.? * Jaokeon, Iva,-, 8. C.; W W, Ol riffing 0,1 F/X*..H jpp'??xi8?iton? S. O We ?ro^nwd^uart?'r? lu tao Hard business. We keep dependable gr sell them afc Close profits and eyeriaei Ivr strive tb please our customers, li van Hardware Co. i How to Avoid Poeooiaola. I '.tyiarAhave .never beard 'of a sic gi stance of a cold r?sult!ng in pn?uai qr Other tong troubl? when : Foley t<: ey and T<?r has 'been taken. ?It ^m?. stops tba cough, nuthea^aand atr? en* the lunge, : Ask for Foley's H and Tar and reface any Substitute * v Dr. O.J. Bishop; of Afim?w. writes: **l baye us?ta F?loyy Honey Tar in three very, severe xSaaea of | monia with good resulta in every o Evans Pharmacy. 1 fi. & Jd, Paint oust only $?.20.ft gi Seyon Kallon* palate a jua od ora te iou?e, ^S01d by ^^?tmo?*^ soii; S. 0; E. B Ho?too, towndwj mu T; h* Jackaon^va,: S^O.; ^ ?rlffl?; Pelaer, Sv C ; F. I>. Hopper *cn?,S.C,.'?- v-VV^^-'^^ : v-,''.: .^'UeUS^y^rii i-Bteatlbg^?th' duir?mit,^^poso?bttv^uantity of fu* ?lvo ??n??? jposat?l? amount of bet sold by Spllivau Hdw. Co. *s |{ ?v^et??!* ta?? w jv-7 - "-- ; ^^^^ i Prflt SALTlMpRE. . NEV/' YORKL WE T TO SELL YOU TT T ? Like for you to see the Ctarments we are showing for $7.50, " $10.00, $12.50, You will like them. Everything about them will appeal to you readily. . ? W^m??^Xi wi $?Hfi^ M&?U or D0?bi?:^?8t?# ^ ? Chesterfields, B- Top; Goats, Eta vlf you wish ^ .a?d;t^.^?eoi^:?i&y?&- " '''^\^??^: *o<g?AL*iaY - fwr ? a* TBgb md own, ev^tbmg it tet? So put., W?.ick. .