Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ti?csday rVWnmg, frUy 26, 19?4. THE ANDERSON DAILY INTELLIGENCER IVU?E FIFTEEN, I-L , ,)',!_iUMlJJiJiLl? IIIJ ..I. 'Uj,LJLX..? lllii^BBBBBaaa^ ?III 11 .'? .H*. Xl .. y i.U UM.' " -'iUJl'J .JiiaggggBBBBBl^lU-. 1..?SgggBgB-gWBBBHBaB i ij ! "?Tifc DONT NEGLECT YOUR TEETH I 5 ff M C5 VERYONE ought to exert every effort to save his or her ?h?SrJrjnjJ' m M mW TLa teeth. If they are already gone, the question is how t > replace them. ffl ?B! SBBBBBBBBB * . We aced but recommend yo? to [Jf? The I* ts that Uls seas- j We Call dO thiS fOr yOU. an, of ?r.phh^ to caviare J| gr of th? b*?t to kare ,??r te** at- REMEMBER~our prices are lowest for which good work can be done. Look over our you th?t ,?Ur teeth ?HI receive S traded to. ? . . % jW| a prices for Dental Work. All material used in bur office we guarantee to be the best that tn? proper atteatiea ?ere. m In sprlagttae ea* Is at hi? er her 4 '"^L''"* ' 3^ J* ? physical best. The weather l?n't m?Uey Can buy. ^ Il jaar teeth are caut?n* jua any fi hawk or deblllaUng. KV the be?t ." worry, if yon hare . tender tooth, || ^ time of the year to have ns pat C^FC?^a^/ITl. ?HTUCS. I?t af* 1 ?i jTf ?? ^^\r CJPKI u IOOHC niling; or an artificial tooth m ^^^^^r'.^ $5.00 to $7.50 per tooth. We gu?rante? it v ?i ^ anawfl _^ I Niep ls now and have an examin- ^ ^W, '. .ft . jajfe :^M"in' ?iaailnatlon It will cert ^9 ? Guaranteed to fit and give perfect satisfaction. GoldGr^ia^ $5.00 White Crowns $5.00 Richmond Crowns $7.50 Gold Cast Inlays $3.00 up. No charge for ex meting teeth where Plates or BridgyWgrk is ordered. The above is merely a partial price list just to g5ve you an idea of how reasonable we work. We do any kind of Dental Work and all at reasonable prices. Our phone is No. 527. If you haven't time to come up right now, call and make an engagement to have your teeth attended io or ?t least examined. Ve tan then teii you exactly what your work will co*t. Whj rfck year rateableteeta hy1 neglecting te have them attended j ta hy a comp?tent dentist Ia tina. ' 1 f yea hara a. nagging. er tender ?o;'?ii or the siigaieni suggestion v; .?-4 v(. v af receding gean (Bigga Disease/ come ia at onee and secar? skih fal, prompt attention at a reason? able price,' ri. K. Weiis ?k Lompany Dental Surgeons ^ ??L^Lt ANDERSEN, S. C. f?h??! . We Bred bat recommend yan to any of ?mr p?treas to convince yon that year teeth will receive the proper attention here. If your teeth are cunning yea any worry, if yen have a tender tooth, a loose lUHng er an artificial tooth $ that Isn't jest right, allow as to make an examination lt will rent yen not h tnt*. Really yea Mast kee to ft that yanr teeth receive good attention If they are sat te worry yan. Se ?mir ?him attended ta here. YOB may bo sure of the right kind of dentistry. TAB are sure of escap ing the aalg that might he caused by uneallfnl work and oar charg ea wtU prove very reasonable. TE BBIBJII 'i I i fl mt % I i BBBBWBBA? THE GRAVE OF Th? Gfeat Suteun?a is buried In ? I KJ;. - . '.".f-.? ;/V?v, ;a _\ ?. .sJ. ; . (By William -vivnwu ? -nui- unijr .'a city mi maiMorte& but ? city/of m??uwchu.aa ' ?ut ; there/ a'r^^^^^'-i???al^?? lier*, an? '>ie?e eQBfc'. to hand down /?pb future ga^r^tioins, the -same* i?rdge? lo^e? o?^l^or^th^^yBca? iimeata :uet?,1i{??:t^ asear-that ih .>rtog. ibef .m?h^ <^^?KjHM^'; \ i^a^8^a::t^?^ .'. -V -V <he flr&tjhihfa to attrac^K?SaJ twtall?a hy; the prese at that time of, Haiuptou'* funeral tbat Johft cv oaiboaa- waa. burfee?- tu .chariest bm liri? body Ja bot-'fnt^trod uud?r the. imjtotftg ?Haft, but 1'^H under a sim S*J -?es* *s .h??ra?&l di vh?fijh Tb^ grave ls ta the enclosure acro$a giVatreet ^f rom. /the church^end ;lt la nolle tree ta J^^^MaVLtt: - U^fl not'* common oc-?^r^^ for a ehwreh < the b';: ro?j?ajtQ trae?.) ! .. ? .-?nua-?ace i* this insoria-j ?ohn' Ci Calhoun ; ' BO?? ftapeb is: 17*2 Died, March 31. 186ft. The lot?criBtk? Ob the corth face ri ad?: , fihraeted hy tho Stat? of South Carolina A. ?? tm The ?Mi a*d wast facea are ?Kopie taacrlpilons telling 0 Jua aerVicea to lita country. The fawBe/ readg: ki the . Ijcgtatatu i-.i ' And trio other tbat^tom reads aa Secretary of Wai, Virfc.t?realdpnt : fi?gf story . of Monurnertt* Banka) "'. . . or: state: , The ?too* was ?tf^^^^ih^?ft^ *hteuhe had aerV^\an? the people of the state aa. eu Isen? .e weted -tba ttftttUnfeeat Oh the. citadel green oh Marton', square. -Nearj Calhoun's grere ret^n^ p?iva ?r Hobart "J. Turnbull,"In who9e' memory a monument. Ht "thu people of South. ; ?fi5? sur ?eaaf?l alerter bf the rights of, the exM^t?'.'?f fit^ rl^t^?Soml (sa' ba*! ffljp^-naar. tn : each other , andj??ae? Wilf.^QM to be marked>by a monb fiiafif.of tu? alala, i^* tta.:ot&i>. br ? memorial frgm iha aeoafe. ;, Ifodtt ff 8ret*ffiP Mf#?e*. ! :^a*riy evoir b^^^ba^l^V^aji^l, Mpyuswa bas seen .tr the ?&fl of Chatham.WiHlanv Pitt, tba eider, lt waa.ercet?d by tlie *8t?A& of. Soi?to CaraVlne just prior < te - the, R??nJ[yt4i>ii4iry '-war- o?; t. rata ^?^?tat cominan, cbu?tcU ' or. Inm|^'.?i< mitteheloflk sl?queaee j to' preven*! |^?h|HHflB^HaWMl injured the rfivelattffiSr* ?J elanda today lu Wa^fii?? sob?|*J maier tba iower tower af m Mfwifcnjha 1 Maaas?Mpittn also erected a mena-} erint te. ?MW The C4Hi*ih??M.: ?tat?a { reprefiented Pitt la Ufo ?1WU?d* of an j fjnjpaa?kmjijd ai^r^^g^y^ halm on tba7^Cffi|d^^?ero erected. br. Htk^: fm^~W\ v >j?Mm^a>aHaa> Th* Bt>l?m?lia p is surroya'dl^?&yf*^ the treat? rtstaam?*j Ip^flng toward* tai, Jkmth.. T?? beett,aa wWr towerlag cotaam.rie^.ie the rec*j5la? ela for four conger njajfli,>iftq>b.aach eoraer of iba ?ira^sba?e ia;a.>r??t9.i pslwetto. ! side shows , Calhoun In the cabinet .?&r.^be!jy while his associates [kt?\ kitoVA i?(*n attitude'Of enraptured lamest- . The. plate on tho opposite -?V^ff.'-ptptfo'po the south aide reads: . .Truth, Justice apd The Constitution HY: TH?? WOMEN.. .' The. plate op the north side recites that this, t^ w<?s erected by th'e:*?men cr south caroltpp tp im to jopp .caldwell Calhoun la eomm?m Mt&-%::Blp'pil?iiBftPi- ata^Petaaashlp. during the ?Jany peart of bis public life. It replaces one formerly erseted on the same Bpot, but was quite un Sffla^BClbtlon ?Iso stptes that, the tupee 7o>.the building of the toop ument were raised before the war sod were kepi through that trying pe,, rfod* by. Mrs. M. A .Snowden, the treasurer of the association. She was a ' refugee in Columbia In 1S65 and on. tho memorable -night when Sh?r if-eupnbd Columbia lt ts related that she had the- thuds for the monument stitched tq her petticoat and In this Warthe buildlnr or the monument waif in^e?Ww*|bte, sud it ls indeed a'mon. ?tpeht to ber own pst^rlotlsm and for ? ttt?de. U la told of Mrs. snowden that PvlSM she said to Jefferson Davis U>at there should be a southern con federacy and. taat Mr. 4stnior?^onU be president of- the southern states. This remark was made at the time that Mrr ftfoop* and Mr. Davis, then United ?Ut** aeefePora. had come to Charleston tn attend the funeral t$r J^<*? nt^^i^o^^^S'^^ &p recia***** a?dres^dl^ii?e^?o pr?sident of the goatherd aUtea AM CLO. ?ATTLe?iet.?. Tb* j?cfW whtip?T?Hg? of tba ?e?ut. ' ca: Mutt?. Aa$ nat ?nd rpeoa tn the sqnhssfS. . mouth, .' AS4 %*or* ?ne thuBdtm ?f the flpet sxjn??skra . .... ? . Tb? trJ?? BWMt tanor th the *t**S> . .. -bqff&rts , . With spnss"kt lark?, law Itara*** And Tow* .kHw^rod!!?? ov?- Jove Sui s.tW.ths..'Ui4>pghv. s*m?p*p?re ut*** tho biitc O? ?rrUirs ??K ?sies r?n? w?h th? ?pea Jija 1. - - -* w.. thnt bea*, ref '. ?hp Isysd ?ops?l of ?hratewdn* Dr. |ke eeks tk?t? l*afy bs*. tb* bi? an? sa ?a. 4^v>? -Prank I* Staaten. ?4>4)>^?a?P4pj??P Ehr. Jo*. Wilson M ?oat Ai Vf!**, After Tilt?, Will Say Timi Southern waa-Dr. Wilson Wa .?* (August, Ga.. Herald) lt is not the purpose of the writer to reopen any old wounds nude in the hear ta of the. people of thia grefit country during that awful period in American history when the North waa. arrayed again t the South, when brother -foughv a,galnst brother and father against sou in many instance?. All pf that , has been obscured by the tidf? of tim? and ht\\t a century hs ejapiad, and more, since the bi of the awful carnap. It ls a ;cuntry now and ^e veterans march side by side with the rs en w fnught under Grant and McClellan. , .. Bi^ever. there has bee?-so mnca said "by hts enentesM about Woodrow Wilson not teing a real Southern man that the writer proposes to show that Wilson could hardly have been ?ny more Southern than he ls. Dr. Jospeh Wilson, his father waa called, to the pastorate of the Flr*t Presbyterian church ci Augusta jin 1*68 and remained her? during the stiring times immediately preceding tha war, th*s?ghottt thfet fearful and he remained here until saw much of the terrible period. Dr. Wilson wad' pion of the canad ot f J<*n A. North, ess cf tho c?J members of the Presbyterian ch* Baye be remembers diatin WQU which Dr. Wilson - tn*.separation of the 1. _. Southern Presbyterian cherche*. Wilton vas emphatic in his declara tiona that the Southern- members of [che.- church' should dla? ol ve its cen" IjMip? with thev Northern Pr??byte Mr> flora., hythe way, ls an en. .thttslaatic admirer of Woodrow Wil loh etd believes that tfte?etnec cab arin with him as their leader, thinks that the RepublldM split and that tba former At ftjM-jeae tuan whom the can'?lect. lp regard to Dr. Wilson ?od the L^^Bprate cause, lt fa s?fct M atm that ois one Sandat mor Mag during ' wai -sr meesaf??~*a* reeetred that Lest needed oaunttnittan. Dr. read a .reauaai. ftttf^Offa Ratees.-bmJiaWaat nt the Ausast* .fte lae indi?? ooald. to KO to io get a tra? te ie shipped He cat bia serriee* short and said, that all AujfusUo? . wfc* jr*? not>at tba front- wattod&dgyKaWr ! day gettlas atanssMltkai reedy for Lee. Di, W??Mt w-?. t??9C of-ttW (Atureeta church id ?dt a aeeatea wea I hSJd and a resokrilea offered bjrt4fr. Mr. Ansley repudjatin* the action o< { Nertie Wi, Preahyteri*** wk ?a they iltilvfr rocate Confederate Cause ? ? W?drow Wiltoo ly Not . Real urd?. ? -'pwssepVa resolution provldlag .for ,pajnst, The SWB|OS S?? ???U oa Au-! < 'pm .?? WW. and th* next. da^TW^ [adopted at-the Augusta session. A short time arte rthot a meeting of \\ all the Presbyterians of the South was ' called, in Augusta and the Southern ? Presbyterian church formed. The following is a copy of the reso- f, lutionpassed unanimously by the Au ? g??rtp^e?islon. . "Wbereas. the General A?ttSsnbM ^ l*r?byterlan church of the United States ot America, d In the city sd ^following' resol ~^?p*lt^Rw?t5n the \J hhls assembly lt la thb d? ?Mir and churches under 'A?.ail in thsjr pow BK^aaSy'' Ith? Jaat exertrtse of Sil" Ita functions under pur oople const?tutjop. . ?st? whereas, the- raPppgp " wp?T adopte* in the face itiTm 'it*'WM*' our state rights bad formally seceded \ from the unlou and united wlfb others tn forming the Confederate States of America "thereby laws et God io the United States of Am?i "?s**, bs H resolved, first, Thpt the, session of thia fcuarch sol emnly and In the fear of God, do here, hy repudiate ?aid action of the Oe eral Assembly, as neciUHnj of treason en our part toward our own government ss upholding the govern ment ot. the "ITu'.ted 'Stales- ts waging ? PMS? wicked, m - I war, ciel our i*o!?i?c!e2ce, as - ?u?yj' thpt _ we feet to be ? .*? against hots* God i and ma?. Second. That, J?the (?piafa* of the session the tim* has folly com? whoa tho churches of the Southe rh Oops*** ?racar should diapotva taatr eoesectio?, . with tho General Assembly of the UnU . tad. Rt at na *s? tomwt 'fh.r^?mi J^.z aeanhty af t??ml? ?w? mpA ?_ r1*?? rip tb? consumait** pa it?is hoprv: nut, phjsct we rsapect?sSy sad ?asa? estly request Us' &?ehyie*v ,of.ftspe wen. to wPIctt'W? be*osg ta tass tbs nee MW?y ?. waMo? ia . cae prestiges ph aa apply-dote s? possible.. . I^rd. Tfaet a ropy pf ibis be sent .to th? a*oaer*'.or *>f tho Kop* wall ^ Presbytery." Um .AHRBALL Of THE HwH^JiVf [From un biri- cony of tn? Yorkvjijft 11 Yeoman.) T t i w4ii^\^^^i:^ttto erro<v ip * ? ?reVlot??; ?el?cef '(H?? -wa? ? eu*, of J lave a very vivid r?coiiec?onpT\^j. J if w*a?s?%on^ ? rienda that, many of | ttl? PfiaW^ , tad. By some mean? h? had mqre ?nV , iu?jnoe oyfer Jn?rrllfl tnaa any map in Jie county., and on ona oclusi?n; h> I tot Marritta prohrtse ta release about iwenty. prisoner* on bond; whom fur rah interecedtug for. and afterwards'; ?mili orde;*.dVih?m taken back to >?. ^lumbial On finding thia out, Mr. ' Sell approached Merrill tn that ironi es l manner tb&t was eberueterfetlc of blin in hts pu.bijc; tit? when the" cast lemanded lt antyrpysed him to revoke lila order, ! hav^ heard that ? J even i got in blows on the Major. Tilla I saPnot vouch for, but I know that the lirtaoners were r?leased. Every om ?rho knew Uh0l? Tom; knows that li , be wa?f.a foe,he was no pretender, I bat on the othbr hand thar* was no . r-thomihs thc d?pt?u; he Wqui? go' ror J I notice that year Clay County cor* < respondent says that he found (Hen. ry Williams') ?potted ?ole that"*** -\ rill hunte* sp hara rp*, nut I am so*vy ro te!! him th-t he srt?? have tc tats safer ' About tba laetilWtfrfo York eounty ?.? th* catching of Hamp Hlckilo. Prep? waa* I can learn; Hamp became ! tory obnoxious to the people of Clay ?lil and Ebeneser, aa he waa one of ?he fvw who Were charges with Ins?, i tau?? ?aa? of the trouble existing st the Unta, flo for bet ter prote&ea. ne weat to the land of tar in Meck leaberg county, N. C. <0a Anding out his. whereabouts, th.? Ku Klux caught V him la his a4opt?d home ?n4 gav? uMu what they aubpoaed' waa justice au? thea terned ein-loose. He sought re- ,i [aga pt Merffis^ oaaftp np? became 3r~a?o pOeiT^^ ' ?j|?iv??ap6ja?{htP.|^;;P.I? whipping he bmi every etrart rebtlhiUon against ' MK h appa, |j|y?-?haa?ta' i ??les t Henry CTntajgfcwyoaa ipr irajaaporitng Ka Klux evep tb? river, and it was threats ? Hep&a - tttS?Mw? ? t*.& the lltf.-v. (WI .<?>!.? imtHbuil ila niUCh ~* !? *.*S!Sd tht HS?rs?& "for K*T Klux there waa by UcutePapt Wheeler, with 1 Uta?? aa ptk*; abb ut 18 o'clock oin? wwsieapei warranta for a. R T. ' Bpw*te K~ Hi Oa?pP^ll! aJMl James Barnett. After catehipa;. frwee abeai ' S oviock, they aeaure? ??* ri**.?- bill? ? [or Caapbeu UK?I-ti?yilpttt. Arrtviag t p Barnett** atom daylight ?hjy e*n,*J {.. ....*.. ri asking for Barnett, and fdjsfcti ^mpbell ea|ing his. breakfast. They Sked where Ba.hett was and Cainb il repilad thfct he was in Arkausas, tnd.had not oeen at bottle sim i^me -twi^'-'aonlh^- before. The a?l Hrra. lett Hamp up at the road for laiM?? reasaa- and did net UROW tbs* hat ('abh?lt waa-:the maa they had xii. coujd/ cbe> very well during tho unveraWiton but coutdn t make much .peed swnjlpwlog; aa ht i ospected to ?t ffMbir-offtry ?feilt?. Hamp would UH?tf(?&fodi hl?st u glance. all the trou rto was brought about by Gea. Scott leging pur aims int? different sec lops of tim Minto, and all who su!fer ia from those V??o wer? unyielding to be entreaties of the white people. hould hnv? been held per sonally responsible' for much of tho Ku Klux. ??B OOSf EBrBATE BEAD I ?od at tho Oakland Cemetery Memor ial Day. 18?I. (By charles W. Hubaer.) ?alr womanhood in tender grace. Abd manhood in Its r?gal prime. Swpat Phrldhcqd ?'Ith '.in aiis-ai-ikee. Abd age with crown of silver rime. Compelled by love* resistless away. And homaging her houveuly powers, tis ve come to uolmspize the day And glorify tho gravo with flowers. tfone dare te tab ia heedless phrase Why tims wo seek tho holy ground. rn tread thea? paths with reverent p',* adc?, - And pause before each humble i atfiimdr [cor louder tba* tba triumphs of fame. Sweeter iban the tones the windharp |^v>.. - weeps. ?j?r tea?.vdnv hsttv?i flowers pro? elah?, i .' Whea hallowed dhiit around us sleep*. K;^\?^^>U?j"?vA'-"*''' ' >* "r'- -v.' '?'.'"<' drhat though the world disdains their E? .-ausc. And Hing? it* pesas ?io their toes, dod* resigns and truths eternal laws Will Judge the hearts tita* hara re~ Tlf p>eaTthat grand, heroic deeds. Which deathless through ages shine. Wt?* tyrant* raid and freedom bleeds Shaula ?nd in living hearts tbetr -. {C shrine. with Moema made awe**, ?he sighing air Illume the turf with rosy light: Plow forth yo sacred founts of pray er. ? , Urge heavenly waeel tby lyric M?M ! rho? ev?* as the season's r*^: Add ?pring reantaea her happy raten. Hf ? flowers, as tribuir* of the soul. We'll bring ?ad deck these gravra again. V>;