Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V???? It Is with grateful hearts that we roten thanks to tho Tradiag Publie for the very f : liberal patronage accorded us in the past, andi dsrieeand: good wiE of the people? We will continue to carry in stock at all timos just s uch goods as the public may demand at most reasonable prices. We will not attempt to enumerate or specialize at this time, as it is too weil^^nown throughout this section that ours is a large and carefully asBO^ted stock of . ?5 ' la^ ^royea successful beyond eur "^^eota* I . tion. ThkMerchacis haye shown iii a ve?y snfet?aii?i way their a|^reoiation?f ^ J^^ ' we aro truly thankful to to our sue tm wm Local News. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31, - THB COTXOIT #A#8XS. Good Middling-1J?. Strict Middling-ll?. MiddliiiK-lH, John W. Thompson,' of this city, B?ent a few days in Abbeville last waek visiting-his eon. Next Monday ia Salesday, bat there will bo no public salee by any of tho Court House officials, Mrs. J. L. McGee bas gone la Flori da, whore she will spend a few weeks visiting friends and relatives. Just now there is ft big demand tor mules; and tho dealers in this city aro selling a largo number of them. j. A. King, of Abbeville County, has been spending a few days in An* dersou visiting bis brother, Dr. W. J. iving. . I If you want to purchase a nico build ing lot in Anderson read tho adver tisement of J. li. Adams in another column. In its new advertisement this week the Bank of Anderson tells you bow to start a savings account. Bead it cnr?f ?I ly. - Miss Annie Provost has gone to Jackson, MisB., where she will spend a few weeks visiting her siBter, Mrs. Bellinger. A u u rober of the lawyers of the ci ty attended the annual convention of the State Bar . Association, in Columbi a last week. Weare adding many new' names to tho subscription lint of The Intelli gencer, but wo still haveroom for a few more names.: ; Thors aro a number of new adver tisements ?ri thia isAtHvo? Th? Intelli gencer. Read them carefully and you can profit by itv Joel C. Keys, of Greenville, hhs been spending* a few days in tho city, where his many old friends aro always de lighted to greet him. .. WY G. Kay end' Wm. Campbell, who havo been spending a few weekB ia Texas, have returned home. They re port a very eojqy&blo trip. A local weather prophet says Febru ary wilt give us some of the coldest and roughest weather this section ?has experienced in a long time. Yon have just three more weeks in which to mateo your tax return to the County Auditor, If you ; have not ruade your return do so at once. - Chiqiiolft Lodge, No. 83, Knights of Pythias, will hold its regular conven tion tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Ali the membern are urged to attend. O. H. Sheffield,'-of C?dartown, Ga.V who was tho engineer ;in charge of th? et reet paving in Anderson last sum mer, is spending a few days ,in the city. Col. John John M. Patrick, who has ubeen "quite sick af his home in thia Soity, has .recoveredsufficiently/, to be ! removed to aisanitarium in Greenville, ?shore he ^filths treat?d; . ' ? ~~ J Marrie^ ^a^Wodne8day, Jan. 34, tOOO, at thV ?Wdl?ppejnahse, -Iva, 8V C;. ny Rev. ? W. 8. Hamiter, Mr.: .Chas.s Av 'Clinkecalce. of : Starr, and ? Miss-Limite JLt. Simpson, of Iva. * ?.V'^Tfie Ano^rspja 'Trw?o^^c^i^nv' an attraction for, th? little folks. The housewife' finds it ? difficult i niafcwr just > now to*, gei np a good?, ?sanare mc-ai for diunor, and,' -aa a con*. |?5uence; ail :.4?>xt? Qt codefcry produce i H?eete'with ready ?al?- in^tho city, at: Mr. Chri?-8jf? heeo elected caahl?i of tho new Farr j mera' Bank of Wllliamston, which^s recently M organised. <% He will enter upon tho diecbaigo of hfe duties about the- l?th of Pebruary. County T^?ssnr?r l*ay no is still busy writing tax receipts. Today:?Ia *he last day for paying with tho one per; cent; nenalty,andtber? are1 yet about four thousand taxpayers who hate hot li?cur?d. their recants* .. . : v . Married, on Sunday,. Jannary 28,* ??OO.,v?t tth? residence of tho bride's moth?ri-MfevMatf^ treviHoi by J. B. Mo Adams. Notary ?fc iMva- Jin*. Minor sud ?Mias ijiiaiTaylor/^bo-ahf Abbeville G?nh^ m'm . : : - - ' ' Comptcpl??r:.Ger. ..ral Jones has an Bounced the final .distribution of the State dispenoary profits for IMS, which go to .the school Xaods^pf tho various counttea. Under this division Ander* .^n^?^nnty will receive tho ?uni of ? It -ie believed in some parta of tho County, that farmers and land owners devo'-.to e^nr??i??ijee te sell woo4 in, Senator Latimers bill for a federal j brading at Anderson to cost 875,000 has passed *Uie United States, Seuate, This is tho only South Carolina federal j building provision which tho Senat? committee imported. Several others ha.v? boo u ' introduced in the lower honee, At prewitt, it is said, there seems little chunco for tills or any ot' the others to pass the houso nt tiri* seseion. A meeting o? tho farmers will bu held in tho (Join t IIouso next Monday at 12 o'clock. B. Frank Mauldin, who was a delegate to the recent conven tion in New Orleans, will deliver an i address on ' "Tho ilojations Between 1 the Bankers and the Cotton Associa tion, and thera will probably ho other interesting addrofesus. The meeting will be a public one, and everybody is invited and urged to attend. Josh Ashley has introduced a reso ! lotion in the House calling Congiess I to surround, immigration with ce'tain I restrictions, notably an educational qualification. It is well for the states man from Anderson that ho is not an ! alien clamoring for admission to this ' country, else tuiS very clan so which he supporta &u vigorously might result in his exclusion from tho land of the free and the borne of the brave.-Cheater Lantern. We were pleased to meet on the streets of tho city the past week \V. L, Brisscy, of Anderson. Mr. Briseoy ie one of Pic kens' storling sons, who, upon reaching his majority some fifteen or twenty years ago, cast his lot in tho city of Anderson, and has not only ruado for himself fame and fortune, but has been: a conoide vb alo faotor iu the up-building of that city. He is en gaged in the builders' supply business. , .-G?aley Progress.. Mr. John Hendricks, of Mississippi, father-in-law of Capt. Lindsey of tho mill village, is on a visit to the latter. Mr. Hendricks is probably one cf tho oldest men now in South Carolina. He is 07 years old, yet traveled all the way from Mississippi by himself, nnd when he arrived here got oft'tho train with out usc; stance, - and taking hotd of his valise which waa carried oat for him. walked off OB briskly and sprightly ai n mau of aO.-Belton Timeu. Judge George E. Prince, who pro sides at tho present term of court is very popular with the members pf the bar and all who bavo business before the court. He presides with courtly dignity- and grace, 1B considerate spf feelings Of others and ia sympathetic for all who appear before him. His alertness, hts quick perception of the law, his fair and impartial rulings, his entire judicial bearing mark him as particularly fitted for the bench. ^-New berry Herald and News. H., Von Hasseln, of Anderson, Who 1* a very expert nccountaut and bookkeeper, ia with the Heath-Bru co ! Morrow Company for a short timo j starting them elfin a new setrot! books Straightening out the old accounts am instructing l?en, Tv McDaniel in thc most practical, ahort, and concise sys tem now in vogue of keeping track ol accounts; Ho fa a ver&oplensant gen tleman and has madeTriends with al "who l?ave como in co?tant with him: Pickens Sentinel-Journal.: In reply to complaints of the Auder son Chamber of Commerce with regan to delayed train's, Superintenden Williams, of tho Southern road, Bay i bis trains ar?late from Columbia h the up country because they have fc wait on connections at Branchville am Kingsville. Com missioner tarlo say tho delay fa because tho road has a lo bf worn out locomotives on this Drau cl that cannot - pull the loads put behim tbsiB. VT ?atever the cause" tho delny ??? yayy ^aS^SSr^S vel? uanoyinglt tho t??v?iii3f? p?r>???. _ >'< ???.e>^3'v The Anderson County . Fair Assed? s.-_I. _ i .i ; i_ _ _ _i . -,; wvu nra : aw wnuu imrui.uiLT III lill city inat? Thursday nnd ? elected th following officers to so c v e t ho e n s u i h ??ar: Presidents J. -8." Fowler; jut 'resident, B. Harris; Secretary an Treasurer, W. E. Earle; Board of DI rectors, J. J. Fretwelh Dr. J. J. Duefc wortuv j UV Ew Seybt, J. D. McElros B. Harris, J. 8. Fowler, J. L. Beatti W> A. iWatsbu; Dr. J. L. Gray, Tbol Eskewt and Chas. A. Gambreth- j committee wa? appointed to prepare premium list and make all: arrunge ment for tho Fair next Fall. .'. vMrT; D; Ansel CfcmplwB died at hi home in Bolton on Tnrsday evenio? ?S?lrd inst, af tor an iii ness of se ven months with Brights'"*disease.; Fe sev eral years the, deceased baa ? bee Hying at Chappels;^ 8/ ;C.. t?h?ra ! h ?was employed by. the Southern Rafiwa and several months ago was t ra ce f ci red ,to Belton.-where "feftVformer! : |ived. Bo wks about s years bf agi and was a worthy,Xunna^imas, whoa death ia .deeply re'grbtted by 'a wid Circle: cf friends. tftU Cam pbell wa .twice married, and is survived - by hi second wife and fi>e children. On th {day following.'Ids fdeath nie ramifn wara buried in the Belton eeoeter? Rev. WV T. Tato conducting the in ueralservices. :,:v'Vv..'%v"; The "fcnp'* season being, with u again, tho following opinion' of ah in .flt?a^^?^ttUW?ib ^oaton may b fenno from the attack of Infla?nsi About00 per cent cl tho population o tho vCountry must have had it at on ?a? or ?nwb?r* for* it is-v&e moa* ia fectlon* disease- imaginable.: On blood has grad us Hy for med ft toxin o ##^?^S^^^?^^*thiai iii ?ov perfected in its efficiency tbs ;be^?jo*^r?ha less- severe. ln?d inflrt?n^?l^rS^^ thir^, forty orVfiffc? ybare hence. ..^g^gWU^ This e??t?ori^hadv^'# touch of rea blizzard which waa homering over tb m?jrM/ml^^ but ?t c?hio i! tt?tll early Friday^mOrti%Fw?felri i neavy > f&m%fLWV*1Lr: Everyth?oi ;jtha:anpw:-WBk'^hont:f?nr inches ,d?ej Af ach damage wa* dour to the limbs o wires. Safett?daVAV$A dendy,- b?fiM ^ncam??.w 'weather hos been lil? Spring, lt wa the first snow this section has had thl ee^son..;;;V'V f/;- ? ... v.7-1 v ' ' ' ' '.' ' ' i'i'i'upi' * 'iumtT' Pi ' "" ".;'.1 ''fj * Sut W^^doa???ad crack yot 3'rit'iati wy??$!?d : oaght?r>; ^h^reralnaVaa^e* 1?*%i?r: Ka?lf -Wes?ntbsr n9w-advenlsei??nt in th: ;ofw?raWlii''-;.. .>.J ii,,- 'i".i|a \ '?wu.'" ' iy<>) >\ - , tHvaa. Hdw- G*.:fot tl? largest Porln Tt?O?Mi tb? hTaio? of thai* harnea ' '.Ar " J ? V Advantage of This 8 Before Gone? I : -J'', t, if V . : ' K ' ?'.'.?jyv\ Copyright 1905 by .H?wt Schauner &* Mart; Come in to-day while there's good picking and your] Bize is Y ' M> $he~ exceptional values announced by ns since the beginning of this Sale have brought hosts of cagerjbuyers, who have bought for present service as weil as for the future. Each day sees "the* foist Bargains being picked out? so you had better hurry. ^^Sw If yon nave never worn our Clothing, thlr is a good time te got acuuaintedlwithit 1^ Much You Can Save* BR . ?Si I ??S3. II??lillliiliSi $5.00 Suits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now $4.00 $7.fr0 Suite and Overcoats, twenty per cent ofiV now $6.00 10.00 Quits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now $8.00 v ?2.50 Suits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now 10.00 15.00 Suits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now 12.00 20.00 Suits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now 16,00 ,V ~ 22.80 Suits and Overcoats, twenty per cent off, now 18.00 We offer 20 per cent discount.'aWm~.