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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-10-16
The County Democratic Executive Com
mttteo Meeting

2.
The. Executive Committee of the Democratic
: party Of Anderson County held meeting on Mon
day, 18th Instant, to consult an the situation, and
feat the Independent ticket headed by Judge Has
kell.
On motion. the Chairman and Messrs. Simpson,
Prince and Neal were appointed committee to
issue an address to the Democratic voters OF the
County.
+ va, decided to hold the Campaign Meeting on
Friday, Oath October, instead of the 9th, as ap-
pointed by the State Executive Committee.
It was resolved to invite Senator Hampton. Coils.
George Johnstone and J. L. Orr, and Messrs D. E.
( Norris, w. G. Benet, p. B. Murray, A. T. Smythe
and others TO address the people on that day.
committee, consisting of w. T. McGill, ". A.
Neal, J. 7. Green, W. W. Humphreys and J. L.
Glenn, we're appointed to arrange for the meeting
on the 24th, and also to call the Clubs to meet on
Saturday, 18th instant and to appoint speakers to
attend the Club meetings.
j. ". Ashley, T. II. Burriss and ]. N. Payne
we're appointed to mount the "Old Reformer" and
fire salute on the oath.
Each. Democr attic Club In the County was re-
quested and urged to send as many mounted "Red
Shirtse as possibleto the Campaign Meeting on the
9th, who will report to Gen. Humphreys, who
will act as Marshal Of the day.
On motion each and every one Of the County
Executive Committee agreed to come to the meet
ing dressed in Bed Shirts.
: The Clubs were requested to appoint, at their
meeting on the 18th Instant, committee whose
duty 1t shall be to rally the Democratic voters on
the day Of election.
: On motion, the business men Of the City of An
ders0n were requested to close their places Of bus
tness from 10 g. m. until the close Of the speaking
on the Path inst.
. The Committee adjourned to meet on Friday,
Path October. :
55=ss W. BoWDEN, Sec.
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Clothing Store.

Our big room up stairs is packed with
a magnificent stock of Clothing, aud we
have 100 Suits at IS 90. Come see them.
Look at our beautiful Diagonals, new
styles, guaranteed to fit. This is big
department; we have Suits for the chill.
dren and boys Of every description. We
mean to sell Clothing have au immense
s;ock-will you give us look. No mat.
ter what others ufter, see us, and We will
make it pay you. Don't buy until you
600 Ia
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The Pearson Meeting.

Mr.. Pearson preached his last sermon
here last Thursday night from the text,
;.sWhat shall T do with Jesus" He made
plain and direct application of this CUES.
ton to every one who had attended the
revival services. They had heard the story
of the Cross, and had Jesus presented to
them, and now at the close the question
must come, What shall I do with Jesus ?.
Many accepted him, and on last Sunday
morning eighty.two persons Joined the
Baptist Church by experience, restoration
and letter. Fifty two Joined the Presbyte-
rian Church and twenty-five were added
to the Methodist Church. Several will
Join the Episcopal Church and still others
are expected to join. Anderson has never
In several instances whole families were
saved, and came in body to the Church.
There are fresh springs of joy and hap.
piness in many families in our city, and
many family affairs have been erected, and
daily there goes up from many houses in
our midst prayers, praise. and thanksgiv-
ing, and rejoicing in the hope of eternal
life. Our people have also felt how pleas
ant it is for. brethren to dwell together in
unity.
Those who have recently Joined the
Church may expect to be subjected to
strong and repeated temptations, the first
frequently being the strongest. It is,
therefore, incumbent on them to watch
as veil as pray. Be not found like Peter,
warming at the wrong fire, but endeavor
to so live that people may take knowledge
Of you that you haYe been with Jesus.
Just word to the friends of the new con-
Eerts. Remembe the profession they
have made, and if you be their friends try
to help them live up to that profession.
IF yon have been accustomed to taking an
occasional drink with any Of them do not
again invite them to do sucl thing, for
your falling to ask them to do that, or any
other, thing that is wrong, will be appre-
clated By them. and you will thus be
helping them, but should you lead them
astray you prove thereby that you are not
their friends. Every one should feel that
he is, to a considerable extent, his broth
er's keeper. This deep feeling of religious
fervor should be kept up. There are sew
sral ways in which this may be done.
By constant and careful study of the Bible,
and by prayer. Also, by regular attend
ance upon the services of the Church, the
prayer meetings and the Sunday School.
Keep close to the cross.
"Yield not to temptation,
Tor yielding is sin,
Each victory will help you
Some other to win"
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at Flynn's you can buy more for $1,000
than you can buy anywhere else for $l2.50.
The best 3d. so, $4.0O, $500, $500 and $3.50
suits of clothes in the State at Flynn's.
The best $3.50, So 90, 81 90 and $500 Over
coats in the world at Flynn's. The lar.
gest best and cheapest stock of fine cloth.
ing in the city at Flynns. 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 & Burriss
are requested to make prompt settlements
as all debts mnst be collected this fall, so
please come and pay early.
124 PEOPLES & BURRIss.
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Millinery.

Think of it! One thousand dollars
worth Ribbons alone. Our Hats, Pumes,
Birds, Feathers are lovely. Look at the
pretty Pattern Hats. Our Milliner spent
several weeks in Baltimore, and secured
everything new and beautiful to be found
in millinery. Trimmed Straw Hats at
Csc. We ask every Lady to look at this
stock before you select your Hats, as we
are proud of this stock-it is seldom
eauaIled.
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Notes From Townvl.le.


Miss Victoria. Gaines spent last week
among friends at Westminster.
Mrs. Mamie Palmer, nee Hyde, of Pei
zer, with her children, visited relatives in
the Fork last week.
Ronnie, the bright two.and-a-half year
old son of Mrs. Hunter Hyde Brownlee,
has been very sick for some two weeks.
Mr.. Claude Maret, who has been clerk.
ing at Westminster, has returned to his
fathers, suffering from an affection of the
eye, which threatens to destroy the sight.
Mr.. Whit H. Palmer, one of the Forks g
very best young men, has secured posi-
ton in the store of Mr.. W. G. Smith, at
Piercetown.
The Rev. J. R. Earle has been re. elected
pastor of the Baptist Church here for the
coming year.
Mrs. j. G. CAN'T is now recovering rap
idly from her recent critical illness.
A certain young lady of this Township,
who is pretty, industrious and self-reliant,
and who, like most OF her sex, is passion
ately fond of flowers, dug last week q pit
6x4x3 feet for the housing of her flowers
through the winter.
Mr.. Baylis Bagwell has sold his farm
near this place to Mr.. w. A. Brownlee
who for a long time has resided near
Sloan's Ferry, in this Township.
The foundation of the new Baptist
Church at Farmers Store has been laid.
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Cloaks and Jackets.

This stock is immense Our Buyer
saw so many pretty Blazers, Plush and
Astraken Capes and Jackets that he
could not resist buying 200 manly. Come
and see all there pretty new styes-we
can sell you nice Black Jer-ey Jacket
for So 0that va, sold last season at IS co.
We cannut menlion all the styles. Come,
no other house can show such an assort.
ment, and we have priced them all very
cheap in order to dispose of this big
stock. Children Plush Cloaks are lovely.
AIaO. white Cashmere ones for the babies.
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You Are Invited,
CENTRAL, MT. ZION ca

CENTRAL, MT. ZION CHURCH.
Reader, when you hear of any pleasant
occasion the first thing you ask Is, IAN
I invited ?" Yes, if you have the least
possible sympathy for the cause of Mis-
sions, you ale most cordially invited to be
at Mt. Zion from Friday evening, Octo-
Der Ath, to Sunday afternoon, the 26th.
The women of Greenville District e1-
pect to hold District Conference of the
w. F. M. s. there at that time. It Is a
good cause; come, and help it on.
Isle, and probably Dr.. Lander and Others
will give us much help. Brother O'Dell
is "a host within himself; but, my sisters,
I hope you will realize that the success OF
this meeting depends on you. Be at the
opening service.
Obediently,
OLIVIA NEWTON.
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Gents furnishings.

Fifty doz Merino Undershirts at 35c-
this is bargain we picked up, aud you
can't match them, Beautiful Fancy
Bosom Shirts in many new styles. Col
lars and Cuffs of every description in
Linen and Celluloid. Our Negligee
Shirts at soc, aud our Linen Shirts at
49c are SO cheap you will be ashamed
when you see them. Gents, see this
stock-it is full of everything you need.
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Mems Hats.

This is big stock. Boys Wool Hats
at lOc Our Felt Hats for mon at sl.00
are beau!irs--ynu can't match them.
Look at our t,r,,ad brinl Wool and Felt
Hats. Young men, see our nnbby styles
Stiff Hats. lFe have Hats by the hun
dred, for Did and young, cheaper than we
have ever seen them. Come and be your
own iudge-we have not space tc mention
this big stock.
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Federal Election Notice.
ANpEasoz, S. c., Oct. IS, 1890.

ANDERSON, s. c., Oct IS. 1890.
NoT1cR is hereby given by the undersigned COM
missioners of Election for Federal officers, for the
election OF member to Congress from the Third
Congressional District, to be held In Anderson
County on the 18th day Of November, 1890. that the
following named persons have been appointed by
them as managers of such election:
Anderson c. H.-W. R. Dillingham;, S. q. Pre-
vost, G.. N. Broyles.
Pendeton-J. A. Price, J. NJ. Keels, J. N. Hun
ter.
Sandy Springs-W. L. Milan, w. A. g. Nc
Whorter, w. D. Garrison.
Centreville-J. L. Jolly, w. J. Hembree, James
Smith.
Bethany-Ed. Whitten, W. n. McMurtry, James
A. Carson
Hopewell School House-W. A. Neal, W. r..
Gray. Welborn Martin.
Greenwood-John ". Glenn, EFF. Allgood, w.
E. Long.
Willlamston-s. J. Duckworth, j. ]. Cooley
James Gaines.
Belton-J. T. Rice, ]. T. Green, J. N. suther-
land.
Honea PATH. C. Milford. W. C. Branyan, j. j.
Trussell.
Clinkscales' MILL. 7. Ashley, ]. r. Penncll, D.
A. Reed.
Carswel Institute-J. B. Lcverett, W. NJ. Spoon,
Henry Tate.
Cedar Wreath-s. G. Williams, 1. W. Pickena,
J. D. sitton.
Dark Corner-R l. Stewart, A. NJ. Cheek T. A.
Stevenson.
Williford's store-B. T. Shirley, Jos. P. Ander-
son. J. H. Little.
Broyles-W. P. snelgrovo, ]. H. Broyles, N. o.,
Farmer.
Marcts store-G. W. Maret. P. A. Mahafrey
Thomas Dalrymple.
starr-E. c. PruItt, c. S. L. Stewart, William
Jones.
Hollands store-Wm. Wright, J. L. o. Shaw,
Chafles NJ. Finley.
Piedmont-A.F +. White, NJ. o. Sims, J. +. Clar-
dy.
Pelzer-W.G. Field, A. B. Carpenter, T. ]. Nc.
Elroy.
The polls will be opened at seven o'clock in the
forenoon and close at four o'clock in the afternoon.
The votes will be counted Immediately after the
closing Of the polls The poll lists the boxes con-
tanning the ballots, and written statement Of the
result of the election shall be delivered to the
Commissioners Of Election as provided by law.
One manager for each precinct will please meet
the Commissioners of Election in the Office of j.
W. Quattlobaum, Esq, Anderson, s. c., on the Slst
day Of October, 1890, for the purpose of receiving
the ballot boxes and further instructions.
j. E. BREAZEALE,
]. M. PAYNE,
J. W. QUATTLEBAUM,
Commissioners Of Federal Election.
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ever seen, and will do the work of any
ordinary stove, with the use Of oil alone
for fuel.
1t seems that people ought to attend to
their own business, but one can't help but
admire the hand of young lady when he
sees the finger of one encircled with gold
and diamond, and that of another with
gold, rnbies and pearls. 1t looks real
nice, and some folks say that such little
things tell tales that bears little Of the
odor of truth-bm keep quiet.
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Second AcrIcultural Enrlnes For Sale

The Sullivan Hardware Company have
on hand several second hand engines,
thoroughly overhauled and in first class
fx-tu1ly warranted-which they will
sell at much under their real value. See
this Companv's. advertisement elsewhere
in this paper IN regard to Smith Gins,
Cotton Presses, Saw Mills, &c. They are
HEADQUARTERS.
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Blankets, Shawls, Etc.

Look at our all wool $3.50 Blankets.
No need pay others IS 90; we have Blan.
kets FROM 90c to $1,000 Elegant Stock
Knit Skirts, Shawls, Quilts. Our 10-4
white Quill a: soc and 81 90 beat the
world--be SURE To lons at them-ynu have
often paid 50 90 for the same goods.
Look at our Nelly Biv Caps, they are all
thn rana
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Read few Prices that Mean Something at
NOTIONS

This department has stacks of Hosiery,
Gloves, Handkercbiefs, Corsets, Ruching,
Soaps, Perfumery, and thousands of little
things We caunot mention. Is doz. nice
Black Ribbed Hose nuly lOc-the best
thing for the children We have ever seen.
Look at our Ladies' at 15c. Our Kid
Gloves at Soc. 75c, Sl.00 aud 81 so are
very superior go.,ds 10 doz S1.00 Kids
we are Offering 1t 75c Look at our Six
Styles C,r.sl., from 25c to S1.25-the
best f!orsess in the word for the money.
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DRESS GOODS.

Over three hundred pieces lovely Dress
Goods Can any other house show such
a stock7 Nice Solid Worsteds at &c.
Double Width Henriettas 19c. Beauti
full Stripe Henriettas at 25c. Elegant
Goods. Magnificent stock fine goods in
Serges, Broadcloths, etc, up to 81 rs per
yard. Over fifty pieces beautiful Velvets
to match in all the new colors. Miss
Smith, our Dress Maker from Baltimore,
will give you any information as to styles,
etc. Our Black Goods are grand Don't
buy Dress until you see us
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The "grip" has again made its appear
ance in some sections Of the Northwest.
Ye hope it will not reach Anderson.
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Rev. R. G. Pearson and wife have been
spending the past few days at Hon. B. T.
Crayton's home, near the city. They will
leave Anderson Saturday for Laurens.
This (Thursday) evening, at - O'Clock, Mr..
Pearson will conduct meeting in the
Baptist Church in the interest of the Y. M.
G. A., and everybody is invited to attend.
at o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Pearson
will hold a farewell meeting in the Baptist
Church, and all the ladies Of the city are
invited to attend,
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In obedience to the order of the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee, the Democratic Club;
2 oftAnderson. County arc called to meet ON Satur
day, 18th October, at two o'clock p N. Speakers
are appointed to attend and address the Club meet
ings as follows:
Flat Rock, Bolton Watson.
sT GoInes Nos ar and I 2 At Cooks, E Breazeale.
Martin, at Clinkscales' mill, ] W Ashley and
So Honea Path and saluda, at Honea Path, H N
Prince and W F Cox.
Bolton, Nos. and 2 and Toney Greek, at Bolton,
e Murray and NJ P Tribble. =
W1llfamston, Nos. and 2, G Prince and F
: Crayton.
s, Pelzer, J Perry Glenn.
Piedmont-AR B Cox.
B{qshy Creek, at Cedar Wreath, J P Smith and
sslabtoxn. John n Glenn and " 8 Plckens.
Pendleton, b K Norris and W Brown.
Five Forks, A N Richardson.
Sandy Springs, " Simpson and W T MeGill.
~ Centerville and Mt Tabor, at Centerville, J L
: TEibble.
Fork. Nos and and Town Nos and 2, at
19Nnyi1lH nn, M,;. y gSxaen and ya1dIve5
Hollands Store, B P Clinkscales:
:. EStarr, D ii Russell and W Miller.
Anderson, Nos i, and s. Hunters Spring and
s5aaasaEay aga 46,5 ss Anderson Dr. Orr Fowler
Hopewell and Bowling Green, at Hopewell,
49, ss5,s - - W. T. McGILL
Chairman Committee Arrangements
To the Democratic Voters OF Anderson
County.
6 Since the meeting Of the Democratic Convention
In September last, at which Q full Democratic
7ticketwas nominated, q few white men have met
I In Columbia and organized movement IN oppo-
Hition to the Democratic Party, and have nomi-
mated full State ticket, with Judge A. c. Haskell
for Governor. This independent movement, or
bolt from the party to
movement is franght with the gravest danger to
( the white race in South Carolina, and endangers
not only the property interest Of the State, but
the safety Of our women and children and onr
homes. In view Of this fact your Executive Com
rittee has called the several Clubs in the County
4 to meet at some convenient place on next Satur-
day, the 18th inst, and have appointed speakers
to be present and explain tho dangers of the situ
alton, aud we hereby call every Democrat in the
protect the helpless women and children from
negro domination to meet In mass-meeting at An
derson c. b. on Friday, the 24th inst, at which
meeting the ablest speakers in the State will be
present to address the Democracy.
81 Como out, Democrats, young ard old, men and
women. Don again the red shirts, the emblem of
white supremacy; aOld Reformer'' Is ready to
again raise his voice for liberty. Let the State
: the world, If necessary, and understand that
the white people ofAnderson County are true to
The principles Of Democracy and the supremacy Of
the white race.
Onthe day Of the election let every Democrat
are not voting for men, but for the regular De-
'-10s W ' JOHN c. WATKINS,
Acting County Chairman.
s, s; Y. y; THsH26i S5EsasSSS0is. s. Committee.
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Nellie, the second daughter of Mr.. ].
Pink Reed, died at her home in this city
on Saturday, 11th inst, aged three years
and seven months. The little one had
been sick only few days, and her death
was sudden. The remains were laid to
rest in the Baptist Cemetery Sunday morn
ing, the funeral services being conducted
by Rev. G. B. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
have many sympathizers in their bereave.
ment,
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The Baptist congregation of this city has
arranged with Rev. r. n. Smith. formerly
of Gainesville, Ga, but who is now resi-.
dent of Anderson, to supply its pulpit un-
til Rev. A. a. Marshall, the pastor, is able
to resume his duties. Mr.. Smith is not
only gentleman of fine ability, but an
earnest, energetic laborer III the Lords
VINEYARD.
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Buyer while North succeeded in purchasing the en-
Stock of Clothing Manufacturer who is retiring from
business and we therefore offer friends and patrons
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Col. M. P. Tribble and ]. w. Quattle-
baum, Esq, have formed premiership
and viii run a Real Estate Exchange in
Anderson. They will secure purchasers
or renters for City or country property,
advertise property for sale, secure proper
ty for parties wishing to buy, collect rents
and conduct the business usually transact
ed by Real Estate Agents. Their ad. will
appear in next weeks issue.
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Attention, Democrats I.

In obedience to the order of the County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, the Democratic Clubs
day, 18th October, at two o'clock p. m. Speakers
are appointed to attend and address the Club meet
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Westminster Banner: "Capt 8. K. Nc.
Donald, formerly of Anderson, s. O., an
old telegrapher, has been engaged by the
r. & D. r. R.. as night dispatcher at this
place. He contemplates moving his fam
lily to our little city at an early day, from
Anderson
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The following Petit Jurors have been
drawn TO serve at the approaching term of
Court: James 81. Burdine, Samuel w.
Watt, Halbert ]. Martin, James H. Brock,
+. Newton Tribble, James a. Celey, A.
G. Cromer, Paul Sloan, Jr., Christopher
M. Mattison, Sam'l J. Duckworth, Sion
T. King, D. K. Norris, VIM. W. Smith,
W. w. Griffin, w. P. Snelgrove, M. B..
Gaines, Thos. L. Webb, A. p. Rice, j. M.
Cox, D. J. Sherard, Thos. NJ. Welborne,
Matthew Williamson, John J. Finley,
Milton B. Dunlap, w. a.. Hall, ]. V.
Kay, T. d. Stephenson, John B. Leverett,
w. A. Hanks, John W. Banister, Drayton
Webb, WIS. Fleming, Jas. L. Reynolds,
W. n. Acker, Aaron L, E. Craig and J. IS.
Racsdale,
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Commissioners OF Federal Election.
Oct 16, 1890 Is 9
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The Piedmont Exposition is now open
to the world, and large crowds are visiting
Atlanta. The round trip rate from An
derson to Atlaula, over the R. & D. r. r.,
is $3.50. which includes transfer to the
Exposition Grounds and one coupon of
admission to The building. Tickets will
be sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays from
now until 3lst inst, and are good to re-
turn until November 3rd.
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We invite the attention ofour readers to
the new advertisement of D. 8. Maxwell
d Son. These gentlemen conduct one of
the best grocery establishments in upper
Carolina, and are always ready to supply
you with something good to eat. They
have just received a lot of new crop New
Orleans Syrup
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On Tuesday afternoon the destroyer,
Death, entered the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Norryce, in this city, and bore away
to brighter world their precious little
daughter, ssJessie, aged 2 years and 4
months. The little one was sick only a
few days. The remains were inferred in
the Presbyterian cemetery Wednesday
morning, DR.. Frierson conducting the
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Last Friday morning collision occur
red on the Air Line Road at Seneca be-
tween two sections of freight train, by
which the engine of the rear section, the
cab and three cars of the first section were
wrecked. The cab took fire and was de-
stroyed. Both the Air Line and Blue
Ridge tracks were blocked for several
hours.
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