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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-09

ter now, and so is the dog, but it is believ-
ed by some that he can't last much longer.
A butter milk trust has been formed in
the Kingdom, which materially interferes
with the health, happiness, beauty and
reputation of SHANIls.
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second Agricultural Engines Tor Sale.

The Sullivan Hardware Company have
on hand several second hand engines,
thoroughly overhauled and in first class
fix-tully warranted-which they will
sell at much under their real value See
this Company's advertisement elsewhere
in this paper in regard to Smith Gins,
Cotton Presses, Saw Mills, &c. They are
headquarters.
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at Flynn's you can buy more for $1,000
than you can buy anywhere else for $3.50.
The best s3. 50, $4OO, $500, $500 and $3.50
The best $3.50, So 90, $4.0O and $500 Over
coats in the world at Flynn's. The lar
gest, best and cheapest stock of fine cloth.
log in the city at Flynn's. The prettiest
and largest stock of Dress Goods and
Trimmings in Anderson at Flynn's.
ALL persons indebted to the old firm of
Jno. E. Peoples & Co. or Peoples d Burriss
are requested to make prompt settlements
as all debts mnst be collected this fall, so
please come and pay early.
12-4 PEOPLES & BURRIss.
DR.. Sharpe offers for sale twenty acres
of land one and three.fourth miles South
of city, on the road leading from McDuffie
Street. The same may be divided, if pre-
ferred. with two good building spots, one
to each lot.
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Losr-A flat, folding Leather Purse
containing small amount Of money.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving at this
offioa
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TO
ONE WORD MORE.

what Walk through Three Floors and if don't
Largest Stock the Best Goods Money then don't Ladies
Gentlemen and prices all ask Be
Hoping all and show the new Styles aud the
Grandet Anderson ever seen, Respectfully
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HONEA PATH.

A Sketch OF the Business Men Of ThrIv-
ing Little Town.
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!, It is the sad duty of the writer this week
to announce the death of much loved
aunt, Mrs. Adeline Langston, relict Of the
late Allison Langston, who died at the
home of her son, In Yarennes Township,
last Friday evening. Mrs. Langston was,
rs years OF age, and was daughter of VIM.
Vandiver, deceased, who, in his day, was
a well known citizen Of Anderson County.
For a long number of years she had been
an invalid, and for the last few months
was great sufferer. In early life she
Joined the Baptist Church, and ever after
ward lived model christian life. She
was truly woman Of rare excellence of
character, and her gentle, loving disposi-
ton made friend of every acquaintance,
who will long cherish her memory. Be-
sides a host Of friends and relatives, she
leaves to mourn her death two sons, who
have the consolation Of knowing that a
devoted mother has been called from a
bed of suffering to home in Heaven.
The remains were inferred in the Meals
Creek Churchyard on Sunday morning,
the funeral services being conducted by
Rev. r. M. King.
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New Blacksmith Shop.

THE undersigned has opened Black
smith Shop near the County Jail,
where he can always be found, ready to
Shoe your horse, and do all work in his
line at short notice, on reasonable terms.
All work guaranteed. Give me chance,
as I have Settled in Anderson to make a
living, and will do all in my power to please.
J. G. WALLACE.
Aug %, 1880 sm
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sue z2tn, ,ot Qcs9per Untti tne oru OF NoVemr;
State Fair at Colnm bia this year
promises to- be the most attractive ever
held in. the State, and we hope Anderson
County Will be we'll represented in the ex.
hi5its
The sMayo has given W Wade Hampton,
scoloreds who IS a paraly tic, permission to
ssslI lunches on, the street free of license.
lsVade issa worthy egro, and deserves q
good patronage. ;,s'isz.
Married Is on w Wednesday, October 1st,
1885, by RIB a. sRob bfnson, Trial Justice,
nhta Office, Mr.. Jasper Ashley, of. a bbe-i
vile County,, and Miss M a.. Tins. Of
Anderson County
Atthe opening OF the Citadel Academy,
lint Charleston last week, Cadets McCully
sand ndsHumphreys, Of this city, were ap-s
pointed Iieutenants, the former. in Com
;Spany A, and the latter In Company B.
3 NIL e. Blackman, 'of: Pistol, Ga, has
been spending q Stew. days in Anderson
visiting old friends and relatives. The In
was glad to have call from
him. and to see that he was looking well.
Our good old friend, Col. ". s. Pickens,
sofs Brushy Greek Township, paid the In.
Tha ha1ds his own @ LOS.
we'll and his mind "a @ sss o;porons . @ 90 a evsy
8 : - :,
ssra sail;a iIriffin ~; q. of Nr y s,,;th!
Griffin:Sdied at har home ear ar EaslaW al .,, nn
sEriday: esptember 26tb. aged 40 syears. ua
Mrs. Griffin was daughter Of the late
Warren Smith, of this County, and 8 most
8 ~ =.
Affess Roru;ag Role, 30 II, ;. = A, s., -, -.
bsI of tHa ,'W,tau mn9 aas
ersnh ti.is .;t1y -
tN NY s.hSs ss - Mas
Ieturned nome. She , Is anceeedad s % by NY Miss ah
nance saunders, g y ewoerne, N. Q. ss
i, !, $ ! !,
e. suusg1 az ;Ye.monl mas oecioed tnat
ssMneie @ lay receives ipresents from an
saomlisr, and men marries ms rival she Is
5p0nnn. g 70 Aresufn. the gifts, as they were
Even sloS;tas sscons9oeraton. Bear this in
:, 4 M :, ry:,,
N anager OF tne Up.
tne engagement OF
Il l!,s nette s.gpela company,
w. 70 saage aRReare9 & ~ lnis @sy
s.hf@ a,;S,t - ng
ss'sts soli tastr Al Tue sess.
ssss 1sT5. S., -.
lowinss Trial Trial % Jmsticas IL % th;s rnnnty snu to
SAINT Jacksons Storeyale. vice W r.
sWaItara aoao oo3 .sssToh ~ e5;,,. -.
sPsnSIafnn - s1;esN Il 9.noLia soa;a!.oa:. psul: .
z fSa.s 10 ,,SaoI'
ian5 ,s.i Mny, s,;nI Deisol' s!ce - ~. outnef-
S1all, sss1leu, at'ais hs esc.g;5
!: H saeJ shaes si,,ot ra,a,nad &c
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Chasss g Colored Aristocracy" will ap-
apear sn the Opera House next Monday
might, 18th inst. This Is minstrel
troupe, and come to Anderson highly
as first class in every re-
Espect. A rich entertainment Is in store for
those who attend. Tickets will be placed
9on sale on Monday at Hill Bros. drugstore.
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Rev. 3. Aud, of Williamson, has been
gpepding few days in the city, and
while here. gave the INTEL11aEsoER q
spleasautS call. MIR. Aud Is the only au-
I thdrized agent now in Abbeville, Ander-
SsQiIand Greepville Counties for Stanley's
sgreat book "4n Darkest Africa" publish
Fed BY Ecribner Il Son. This is q very in
skeresting work, and is worth any PERSONS
s time In Yaaf7 IL -;
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81 Our Corner correspondent last week
asked for Is remedy to cure 't5oreheadn
sam3ng chickens. One OF our good lady
friends recommends the following; Get
one ounce of sweet oil, add 20, to so drops
of carbolic acid and annoint the fowls
head. One of our citizens recommends
Mason's shoe blacking. He says thor.
:oaghly annoint the fowls head with the
$blacking, applying 1t. with the hand or q
sbrush, snd he guarantees 1t to- cure the
diseass. r. 79 :siif sii5f 49,, s:a
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Audi gnts1llieeafer;, !;
LOCAI. NEWS
THURSDAY, l.l,5 lOcT. q. 8. J.
The railroads are doing abig freight and
passenger business lust now. (:

Good ddllng
Strict good middling
The railroads are doing abig freight and
passenger business just no ws315ss
The 'simmon bushes and walnut trees
are just loaded with their fruit 49,:
Chickens, eggs and butter have been
{; scarce on the market some time.
snunber of Andersonia are attend
sc ing the Gala Week in GreenVille. s;s,' :s.'
derson's cotton buyers always pay
the highest price possible for; cotton. &
Z Yon otrepent too soon, because you
rs DO not know how soon it may be too, late.
Miss Ida Brock, of ;Honea Path. is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. 81. e: sulli.
var. s; d. s5;;;s
The Alliance Store has a new advertise.
s. ments II. another column Bee what it
says q q Z.
Read @. f. Jones & Co.'S new advertise
$ $msnt carefully. Il contains: much infor-
nation. r
The summer girl may disappear with the
sssa season but the RENE en1brance yof5 her is q
Joy foreye 1922
The attention Of our farmers is especially
directed to the new advertisement OF
Brown:B Bros. ~
- g. Feathe erston, Esq, Of Laurens,
has been spending 8 few days in the city
with his parents. s.=5 s.
The next meeting of the County Medical
q SsSocietySwilf be held at Cooks Station.
See notice in another column. s
Readsom advertising columns carefully
and you will always find
athing that viii interest you.
Miss Mamie Hawthorne, Of. Due West,
sstlas been spending q few days in the city
with her friend, Miss. Lessie Moore,
The County mmissioners have an
Simpo portant notice in another column to
Road OYerseers: Be sure to read it.
$40 Mr. Samuel Johnson, of Kansas City,
Mo-, Is spending q few days in the city
Visiting his sister, Mrs. .. =; Breazeale.
s:s Mr.sW. Al Holland was in the city last.
Saturday. He has recently moved to
Lanrens, g. c., where he is engaged in bn-
sstness. e S
THE; ;Hartwell: (tsa, Sun has entered its
fifteenth volume, and Bro. MagiI, contin-.
ines TO make 1t one of the best weeklies in
the. State.
rs IftheS County owes you any money, it
4 5hspaya You TO read the advertisement
blished BIZ the Commissioners in anoth-
y ser column. :.
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Capt :Thos, +. Hill, Manager Of the OPP
era H01sef celled the engagement Of
ithalLit sG0qnette Opera Company,
.Whidh tgaa TO have appeared in this city
slast Tuesday might. The Company will
probably VISIT Anderson later in the sea.
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Judge in Vermont has decided that
sRhereS q ady receives Ipresents from an
sadmirer and then tmarries his rival she is
bonnd TO return the gifts, as they. were
given for :consj deration. Bear this in
mind aiglrls, vi hem syon receive a present.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-09

Our Buyer while North succeeded in purchasing the
tire Stock of Clothing Manufacturer who is retiring from
business and we therefore offer TO friends and patrons
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Our little friend, Henry Todd, who has
,been. the efficient messenger for the West
3erns Union Telegraph Co. in this city for q
long time, has recently been promoted and
the c. &c. freight depot. Henry will al
Waya haYe our best wishes for his success.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-09

II you are thinking of going West or
Northwest, twill pay you to let Fred. D.
Bush, District Passenger Agent Of the
Louisville d Nashville R. r, Atlanta,
Ga, know it. We know Mr.. Bush person
+ ally, and we guarantee be will do yon right
in any transaction you may have with him.
He will oheerfully give you any informa-
ton as to.route, price of tickets, etc. See
his advertisement in another column.
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THE State Fair at Colnm bia this year,
promises to be the most attractive ever
held nsthe State, and we hope Anderson
Count WILL be- well presented in the ex.s
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

At a meeting of the Council.
Tuesday evening, Gus MagoOn,
Chas. Schwenke and j. b. Horn
were appointed a committee TO
supervise all business pertaining
to the location and the boring uI
gas we'll in this city.
When you want hammock
at rock bottom prices, call or
Miller and Case-Druggists.
If yon are in need of Glasses. ca
On N. j. WEILAND and have
your eyes tested with the brst Tes-
ter in the Valley. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The finest line of chlldren's Car
riages in the town, at
r. r. WORKS.
Buy your mixed paints of everv
shade and finest qualities al Mill
er and Cases.
All Watch Work and Jewclry
Repairing done promptly and in
the best Of style by VIM. N. Lay,
and all work warranted.
N. j. WEILAND.
Croquet Sets of the neatest
styles. best grades and cheapest.
at the Drug Store Of Miller and
Case.
Pumps. Tinware. Stoves and eve.
thing IN the Tlnw are limo at eatIs-
foctory prices. Whitely's CeIebra
ted Steel Mower and Champion
Machine repairs IN stock and for
sale by II. II. WORK.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

A. e. Work d Co. are selling the
same gentiemen's Corlovian Shoe
Tor $500 that some Ct our cltizers
are paying Columbus and other
parties $500 ;or. Why not 90
where you Can buy cheap. and pa
trOniZe your own merchants?
Sole agents for Hathaway Suulo
and Harrington Shoes.
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Starr.

Mr. Morris Van Horn. of Atb
ems, has been in this section for
some time engaged in the life in.
surance business.
A boy about sixteen years of
age who has been living from in
fancy with his grandfather Mr.
q. Egs'eslon, of his place, re :
Gently took his departure for
paris unknown. The boy, it is
supposed. had become infatuated
over the rea'ling of dime novels.
Richard Williams, of String.
town. is going in a few days on
an extended trip through The
Western Siates.
II is reported iha: oil and gas
have been found on the old oil
farm near Union Furnace. Il
will be remembered that this
farm of 40 acres sold some wears
ago to a Pennsylvania compapv
for The sum of $4,000. The land
since that time has been sold for
taxes. If this discovery be true
II Will again be a valuable piece
of property.
q. X. Walker, of Sirinsiown,
Speni Sunday with friends at
lIrsboro.
Mr. Samuel Thompson. an old
ali respected citizen of this com
m"nlIy, died very suddenly while
at work, Friday. The deceased
was one of The oldest citizens OF
his township. lie was Justice
OF the Peace for a long time, and
at The time OF his death was a
trustee OF Starr township. The
funeral took place from The Sit.
Z'"n church. Sunday, and was
we'll attended.
Mrs. M,i>lialf, who has been
Wishing friends on Honey Greek
Tor some time. returned 10 her
home in Kansas last week. *.*
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

Committee met, pursuant Il
adjournment the following bus
mess was transacted:
Committee on Music, ]. Col
lins and E. L. Mclaughlin.
Committee on Platform, j. w,
Strentz.
Committee on Marking Graves
j. Collins and G. G. Gage.
Committee on Reception, Dr.
G. W. Pullen, s. II. Bright and
J. Hansen.
Committee on Evergreens, j.
Kanode and l. Vorls.
Committee on Wafer and Ice,
r. 0. Kittsmiller
Committee on Printing, D.
A Miller and B. G. McManigal,
Committee on Wreaths and
Flowers, Mrs. DR.. Pullen, Miss
Estella Strentz and Mrs. E. L.
Mclaughlin.
Committee on Programme. j.
w. Strentz, D. A. Miller and J.
Kanode.
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WATCHES.

Owing to the great demand tor
Watches in the last sixty davs. |
have increased my stock to double
the amount. Adjusted Watches
tor Railroad Men. of all grades
Ii you want IL good Watch. call and
see my stock. A full line of Clocks.
Jewelry. Harps. Accordians AMI
Musical Findings. the largest stock
in the Valley.
n. j. WEILAND.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises. sores. ulcers. salt
rheum. fever sores, letter. chap
ped hands. ch;lhlains, corns and
all skin eruplions. and positive
~ cures piles, or no pay reqnir-
ell. Ii IS guaranteed 10 give en-
tire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25c per box. For
sale by f. Harrirg on. If.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29
THE CENSUS.
Some Of the Work to be Performed
by Enumerators.

Each sheet is headed with the
number of The Supervisors Dis
trlct and the enumeration dis
,rict-lhe city, town, township.
and county and Safe. the street
aud number OF the house aud the.
number of the ward Df a clty-o,
the name of any 'instiiution.
for which The scedule is 10 be
used.
The first blanks then 10 be Gil.
ed are 10 be marked;
A-Number of dwelling house
in order of visitation.
B-Number Of families in ihi.
dwelling-house.
C-Number of persons in this
dwelling house.
D-Nnmber of Eamil, IN the
order Of visitation.
E-Nnmber of persons in ,hls
family.
These blanks comprehend. as
will be understood, more than
one family in each house and are
10 he filed accordingly. After
these blanks are filed by the
enumeraiOr, then begins the in.
quisilion.
There are twenty five ones
tiOns 10 he asked in the follow
ing order:
First-CLristian name in full
and initial OF middle name.
Second-Surname.
Thir.l-Whether soldier or sail
or or widow Of either.
Relationship 10 head of family.
Flhh-Whiie, black, mulaito.
quadroo". Octoroon, Chinese Jap
anese or Indian.
Six,h-Sex.
Seventh-Age at nearest birth
day. Ii under one year give aye
in months.
Eighih-Slngle, married, wild
owed or divorced.
Ninih-Whether married dur
ing census year and date.
Tenth-Moiher of how many
children and number living
Eleve;.th-I'iace of birth.
Twelfth Pace cf birth of
iather.
Thirteenth-Place of birth of
moi her.
F"urteeniI,-Number of years
in The United Siales.
Observation-Disclosures natural.
lied.
SiXieentll-Whather naiurali-
zation papers have been taken
out.
Observation-Disclosures, trade
or occupation.
Observation-Disclosures employ.
ed during census year.
Nineteenth - Attendance at
school during census year.
Observation-Disclosures able 10
read.
Twenty first-Wheiher able TO
write.
Twenty second-Whelher able
10 speak English. If not. the
language or dialect spoken.
Twenty ihird-Whether suffer.
ing from acute or chronic di-
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

The Nelsonville Dramatic Co
will give a musical entertainment
in the Opera House. Friday eve
ming, the advertisement Of which
appears elsewhere. The program
embraces selections from the best
we'll known musical composers.
We are assured from the higl,
repnie of those onnected with
the entertainment that it will br
a musical treat which should De
paironized by our people.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29
Screen Doors and Windows.

The Hardware of Gould g. Co,
have already received their third
installment of Screen Doors and
Windows They are cheap, hand
seme. useful and sell rapid y They
have a competent man in their
employ who will put Them up. if
desired, any where IN town, which
is convenient to purchasers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

Since 1t is now a we'll estab
lished fact that caiarrh is blood
disease, medical men are pre-
scriblng Ayers Sarsaparilla for
that most loaIhsome complaint,
and the result, IN nearly everv
instance, proves the wisdom of
their aivice. For sale bv +.
harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

Charley Rose is encroaching
His business is so increasing that
he has moved a part of his work
ing force into the room adjoining
he Sentinel Office and opposite
to Col. Weldy. The click and
rattle and bang of the irons on
she stove, sounding like Il battl e
CHI; rye are inspiring 10 neighbor
Weldy. The song of the girls
and their gleefnl laughter comes
in melodv and delightful accep-
lance 10 the Sentinel.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

The Memorial sermon of Rev. L.
A. Turner. last Sunday morning,
is highly spoken of as an earnest,
thoughtful and dignified effort, re-
fecting credit upon the brain and
heart of the speaker. The weather
was exceedingly unpleasant. yet
there was large attendance and
the church was appropriately dec
Grated.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

Mr.. Henry Gompf, we notice, il
driving a spanking new Express
and yet he has been q Councilman n
for only about a month. Mr..
WeIlman. of the firm of Keynes &
Wellman, who was elected Coun-
Gilman of the 4th ward, but de-
elined to sorve. is erecting an ad
dition to the steam mill. Laet, but
not least, Mr.. Rufus Reber, who
was appointed to iIl Mr.. Well
mans term. it is rumored, contem
plates matrimony! The success
which follows Councilmen is truly
phenomenal. There will, no doubt
be a large crop Of candidates next
spring.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29

The Epilertic Asylum Commis
sion met at the Office of Hon. c c,
Waite, in Columbus, st week,
and orgs izel' by eleciing John L.
Vance. President; Geo H. Bun
mel, Treasurer, and E. e. Morton
Strnographer. A delegation was
on hand from Newark to urge the
claims of that town They offer to
donate what is known as the octa-
gon earthworks, lying a few miles
from that city. to the State, shonld
they decide to locate the Asylum at
that place. The Commission will
soon begin viewing the different
points that want the Asylum.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29
MEETING Of Committee
FOR
QMEM0RlAL DAYS.

Committee on Speakers, r. O.
Kittsmiller and j. W. Stren,z.
The committee on speakers re-
port they have procured COM.
RADE JUDGE JOSEPH HUFF
Man, S. H. BRIGHT, and
OTHERS.
All persons having friends de-.
posted in either cemetery will
please notify the Committee on
Marking Graves q. Collins and
G. G. Gage.) Should the wealth.
er be unfavorable, the services
instead uf being at Cemetery,
will be held at the Rink.
All ladies are respectfully in
vited TO met at Firemen's Hal
OH Thursday evening, May 29lb,
1890.
On motion the General Com
mittee adjourned 10 meet at Z
o'clock, Thursday evening.
r. o. KITrSMILLER,
Chairman.
Jos. COLLINS. Secty.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29
COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce the
name of GEBHART AMENDT, Of
Falls Township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner. subject to the
decision of the Democracy at their
primary election,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-29
SURVEYOR.

We are authorised to announce the
name Of JAMES DAVIS, of Falls
Township. as candidate for County
Surveyor, subject to the decision of t e
Dem ocracy at their primary election.