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Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Iopariel.
Sr. Tenaftpr!

Sr. Tepaltpr!
Sea bill beroeo beoe ON T!dos I 9ereE
Grcoe 8lao ior uogle faa 9injer, ionn jeg
baaber tan prre en- eler anocn til Nptte'
ga Der baaoe / noritc % eugellfe apiier bar
upret iaa mango gpertjSiementer ont Den
New American Music Box ira g. Soroer
& 60, Neiu 0orf, iiGr glenrcm DC GirtlI
lprer, iom rGpute Go. ienber no, idn oil Ie9
aopare 5plt meo at lnoc lig MARIE oeroeo.
Seq beilager at bore / Scii0oeIie al Ell al
benz, % amer bet oerior iom min Eli9t at
uooare andre mob Den Sla9s Sanbel. Ntnltts
Soyer Saauel ION ben Maaoe, bporpaa y.
8orOeu & 60. filler fig til De GirfnlGrene
giuue 8etinselier. Seq oil paa 5orlau9enoe
8ipe nGrmrrs cpigSrn55f, iOM jtgtttp bGf
~criaret peO en- iaaoun SanoeI mco 6. BORDEN
& 50.
&eo 5>:et, Mid. / 6ebrllar 1890.
s.. g%Siniiars.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Nu er bette min Silftanb, iom fan Iafsl
fslgenoe 9rep.
Mulieaun, 2OOe 6tbt ~

MlulteDpn, 2Ooe UtVI'F"
SEQ oI bermeo til'isrbesioe 9em, at bet Sst ~
lea rioetos fra Sem Den 2osu December 1859 boz Ga
mig mere gpot ero ale 7pttorer % Meoittnsr, FHH
bar foriest BED iiofie War. 7erior Ian lts thrA
1oi buroere babe Sem o. 7eres c%tectrli!r ssR' y
ol 9lere, bpab ira IAN taabe blnEbt mine saRs'rl'
% andre Rationer. Sea bar alercbc ioI9i sUaIl
Then lea mobto8 nit. Gaa pI ic0 beoe 9eIH HaHn
@0ebeo at ieHoe mig ncgIe aaialoaer pda a''1e
Ii8e Sprcs; ibi Der er dIfia rp9le, fem bptr kasE
ger mig GIN Eeres 8eIir mso lilbsbgr. StssG~r
itaois ben fpriie, iom her raa Steort bIarsi
S'aneiEarcr bruats ebtrs gsltr. gteIast m"
ftnse Is Dollars ipr ct 30. . Settle mee &psrisN'"
rat. 8ap ben @oebeb at ienoe en- aGtaI'a % S'r
aHotsHins paa 9pbif; tbi bet or en 1goi'fr la~
BABE bet. Beliefs Maal chi 2iSet i'al rTFfT.
Hrsr % Rparabapparatets glaaI 81 EonTlff'
Sp8oom er iuGiieee 3grer, 9biYeriia, salefs0'mt
"a irrse Crsauer. Bar al ben GUobeo al Fa"
iHarefi. Reb Seiastelie
Sraui Goririi
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Ousr 9aarcue, reb mig en- raft Eur, o.
iea funbe sObt ia pint 2iust al ben
Men ies ipntes spnO pna bet Stafiars
graact, jes tlgbbe ben liot / Wasien
ifar af ben enc grelap = ber er ben
mine Serrcr, jss saar meo ben I Welte'
lummen - ps loo ben iua Lobe til Bier
gene, meoens jes sif bjem til min Gar
mer o. famine 9tften reiite pibere."
Ser Iu.teoe ben LANCE aaptetn lii
5urtaains os beitilte fig en- M 6ros.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Soften 1882, meOeus min 9atter
bolot Sfole Der i Nnrbeoen, paabroa
bum Jig en- nlOOrli8 5orfiolelie % Sote.
Seq lenbte benOe en- SLATE Gbambcr
loins Cough Remedy, % girtuinoen
par iaa tilireositiGcnOe, at belle Iabu
lo9et be9DnOte at BRUCE Set paa bcloes
anbefalin0i &eiultaterne oar glimrenbe,
o9 Siaioen til Oenne Meoiciu itabia.
S. 8. Eeinbart, Grug8iIt, glton,
&0nias. (Martsl
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
TN ffdrmfr.Nfiallft

blep Orsauiieret iprrise 5irsbas Sen
1SSe 6ebruar peo Nprbnes / 8inneIbeit
Gonntp, nroer Haun al "gtorbnes Sar.
ner salance" mep DE .. Gppaug lpm
Srelioent, 3. s. Surgen, @ices @reIs
bent, .. u. 9ummen, Setrctar, Gprne.
Illus 2rr9rimipu, aasIerer ps Sobn
Neitao lecturer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Yeripner, Der plases al &beumas
tisme, buroe l9ie felsenbe fra Mrs. 81.
%. Yeters, Gait Ses Mpines, Soma:
Seq bar p9ret plaset al &beumatisme
ben itsrite Bart al Z aar. Eli entelte
9ioer bar ies naiten bielpelss. Seq
raabiprte mig meb mango 9Gser, bruate
elettriite Better, Iatcntmebiciner %
nGiten oft mulist Tom a~ubefales for
&beumatisme. gu Iabo puertalte mia
enoslis til at prpue gbamberlains Pain
Balm % bar iaa filter pda, at bet pilbe
blalps, at jes itrar iisbte en- SLATE.
Oct bialp mig, lisefra BespnSelIen,
men bet tos fem 5osgents-5 laiter til al
farere mig, iaa 9u tan let Tisnne, bpo,
baarliS ies bar. ba en- eller to 5laIfe,
turerer alminbeliae 2ilfalbe.
(gsarts).
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
l9l OF 1913 State St,

loor hi bar en- bel Gtaae. Tom or iOIi4O sch % srr
'ors asntorrr % arbeiosbareIicr for bore gsir I'd
Giibsbpr.
Sui' uu, at bet rats Ewens GIettdt, ga
0TreF J~atr'tmrrie, bet famine iom orier fla brar
ior % at ct bUilte.iOmbeIit auort fem faISgassts
4 cpeus Belle er ct 8ebras; boot os osripr irsn
cileie GitrrIisningsr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
GicnNpmsiala.

Mr, ". $. Salleau bar iplst fit
fpielise SeboelieSbus paa Sroabpap
til Scr, Seurp Reepes for en- 8ris al
$1,000.
Teoer 8. Saffe bar tipbt 6. 81.
Milers 6arm paa @eien til 5ranfpille.
San betnlte $1,000 for De 1919 gcres.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
9 maapInt.

5Orretain9smSos i "2e hinges Sur.
pano 5reous often ben zoe Marts.
@ilbpsr, iOm bar baot 8eser fra gibliu,
tbeset Opsr 2 Tiger, aamOSes ON at
brinse BEN tilbass.
= snefdlO ret Tom bet bar bar sipsi
% ct beors Slabsisre, enb pi bar baui
fcr ! 8inter.
Yrosrammst for gitenen beitaar a
xalsr, Song, @uiit Defamation o.
Gcririltuiaser. aeItiumiteeuL
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Zen gamIe Sten.MpQe

ct az 9ecprabs aloite 9anSmGrfer,
er M fiebt al q. Sernub & Sru. Set
er Seitcmmelien OF brr9e oct iprtrinliae
Sanofalb, ~eiterut Spsuinsen er fat / no.
mRrtet Stnno, for SiIpirtnins al rolled
oats, pearl barley ps corr hominy.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Grit til 3iQctffnbere.

Sle9en's Nlmanaf os SaanbbO9 for
1890 nbeipes M irit til alle benz, Ipm
a9ter at ioretase en- &eiIe til bet aamle
9anb bette Gar, eler iOm bar til Sen.
iist at ienbe efter fine Slastninse. Wlan
benoenbe fig til State 2iniens @aeuter
| Bejten eler Sfriper eiter 8oaeu til
Sobn Blesen. General Gseut, 1874
@anbolpb Street. Gbicaso. 2,26
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Woparjel.

lIHoerte9neoe oil berpeo paa bet Streu.
9slte Baoe lor5tot nogeniombelIt @ana ON
Nattet 9lenncm 80 S~nobe9ninaeu paa Ster
lon' YARN | 9etorab 5pwni6ip. Slioc Jpif
ltal b~ereiter bliuc prague til Qnipar eitrr
spoeil, % De letter 8rinoeue aoble "a iiof,
Ter mig Cab. Sem Collars (S5.OO uSlpner
le9 geroeo til Den, Der Tan opaipe Wapncns
paa olsle natteran9Icuoe 6reosforitprrcrc
Y. Saloprieu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Naben Sorreipouoancc.

Scr al Den 8o0bee gIcnntm "&SoI.en" at
uuoerrette mig, ON Oct CT iauot, at StotDolm
CT SoUeOitaocn for Norge % Suerige. Ser
paaItanes, at 8riitjauiu er SoUcoltaOcu for
Iorgc, Stotbolm iOr 5ueri9e, men at Den
iioite Sp DOG or 6pueoitaoen ipr 6eg8e 9auOc,
oa Sougen ps GesIeringcn bar lit SGbe Der.
Gr iaa 5ilfGlbe, oa maa 10 Norge oGrr en-
Grouiuos al Socrisr, ug life ct ~ielpftGtoigt
6i9e, ipm Siitorien iortGller. 8.
Spar: &riltiauia CT NOrges Soueoz
Itao, % StotbOlm Speriges; / forIt
uGpnte Sy reiioerer Den norite Hegie
ring, meb en- minbre S(iOeling / Stof
bolm. Stpfbolm er "Gelioentsitab",
Iaa at ii8e, foroi begge &i9ers aonse
rcIiberer Or, os fun er iorpli9tet til for
en- fortere 9io of upbOloe zig / Norge.
gn Yrpuinos at 5uerige er Ior9e life,
De to 2anbe banner en- Union.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
OWEN ELECTRIC BELT

III bette lie brrer oprt Sabrifmrrfe. CT ,,,,.
BeIsb bill pgiaa bItOe betaIt for Cn5pry R ebb,r.%
IN at nosct tom bet uusnnGuutr %fcrcaoar. aoI,
ti6ber og tru9er iaaodiie falite &arer itiqsr IA q.
6lasie meo CO er Iiaeiaa itploise Tom SrIo,r,r
ttSoOs mere; t1t be uSIe 6oriaIqere ian ri ia,,o,,
ION aIorig faa tdo I, buprimOo hi brs al "a no.
.rGiie &iaecrRe.- @ere 4flter efe fttoftrUbt5 F,s..
,eoe peo Yateutrct iaaoei i2e Ger. etater 90 gsr%.
ION rsiaa ale iremlueoe eaHOe pa en6oer Tom ro.'
jruae bort 6abr1imrrtc eIer paa nc~geniombaa gy,,.
Iisrs Snbsrebi be Siettiabeoer, Ri bar T,,rs, 49,
RateHtrst, pl TONNE til at Iioe Qcpers fuIb,f, g.,
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
par min Siliianb. ba isg isabt h
ct Belle.

Ir. u. Omen.
5eS bar moetaaet goers SiripeIie. gltn Srs's
9ettaar en- oserbGreis oadrlta Maue. Wtn 5'tlf
ne er iaa %eecIaat, at leg nGiten lille ian rps' rTs
SIaas giao. Sertil %iouHer, at isa lioer nor. gfs-
'69roer Ete at Iaor gdubct. SEQ bar ltet Htaf
o'Sie 8Ia8er. % leo bar forisDt mauBe Eager, Hn%
iits tirret iinoc ncaen SjGIp. 2srfrr bar is Saf
Tie lGraer noget oaab ON, q, ieg paa uO5sn ga|
'ltHae finoe Sraeoom.
3nSlaat ptI De fpbe 10 Dollars, for tsai' u
5eoes ienoe mtg Ct Neltc. Jtari GoTdai'r
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

pr. Sobn 6. SObuiOn, tiOlisere Spo.
bOiOer oeS 4Setla a%siurauce aumpuui"
! NtaoilOn, @is, bar iaa penlis at afs
iasse Soften" ct geiss paa @iennem.
rellea til ct. Taul, bpOr ban bar faaet
Sniattelie peo German americuu Sire
Snlaranee gr.", Der bar ppertaaet
ASetla's" girfiOmbeO.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Sfatier.

Gle % Gnbper, Der bar Sfatter at
betale, Dor butte pua, OF Salpbelen af
oisie Tor 1889 ifal betales inben lite
Gprtl. Sfer life bette, ba trefter BE-
iebet &e1ter, us, bpaO mere er, guuutp=
SasierereH fan life ienere mubtase beune
Salubel, % iaa iiOen uentc paa Telten
til lite Cttober. Man bgr berfor Be.
tale bper Salubel til rette gio.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
SerpeS bepiones, at le9 FAR brltgt

NerOe0 beOl0nes, at le9 Dar prlI9I
Gbamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment
ipr Salt 9t6eum o9 timber, at ocune Nfes
oiciu er, bpao ben uOgiues Tor at bore,
Oct er BET beoite, ies no9eniinoe bar
6rllgt. - Same3 McGaruiu, &l6ion,
Sba0o Ser. (Nfart5).
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
@mpStiemene.

8 Feccroh Weniabeos Sirfc ierIticnner
be NrcNaa Giirr 81. 4
Sprilicmmcnec Spneaa 6crriteeaa NJ
io1S.
ggaeaaslcle al 1918.
Enoclif INSTRUMENTATION 81 Z GftcH.
Sen cnacIfe alaSie al 9%oufirnianter ripoer
TirSeaa G~itcrmioeag 81 /; ben Horlte SnS'
bag SornL 81 1915.
gpSstteneIe SpnpSftirlcn 'erItfomnteroe
@eaeae Sormiooas III. 1915 % ON a'tei'en
81.
SmnaaSItoIe umioeeibart otter 6orlii'o'
eaasQusStieneIicr.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SirsSas 6orrito
hdl 81 10.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

Si CT blepen opm9rtlom paa, at Der
/ Sfllorin9en "@icnnem bet nprfe SAT-
lauo" er Ell 6eilta9elie meo 6enipn til
Stanleps JeoeiteS, % bette er o8ian
5ilfGloe, TIL ben ber0mte Opbager er
Ipot ! NGrbeben al 8enbigb, @afe3,
England, ! Garet 1910, Og fOm l6 2(ar
9anlmel ouer til Nrncrjfa, g(ltiaa Stan
lep er Gngelifmano.
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
SWemS electriife 9elte

~lpertsres iaa r1eset % er faa e~ftrrIcat, d. urysrs,
sfterlianinser buffer cY baate Der ca Der, CO bs /.
l~ariasen til benue Nbpariel. 2 MminbeliobA 8.
'ubusr aOb Sina usiaa en- efterli9nius o. ri sn,r :,
loUare SubIiium imoe gfterl;srina,r at
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
$50 Gclpuuiuo,

On 9clsnnina al 5eriti Dollars oil bIu, b,,,,
eHbuer, Tom pii a%rrcifere 90 iremItaffe iuIoepIn;,, :,
offer for, at en- cher auocn erten iGlger euer for,s. :
It s~Isetriif Bette ra uoaiper bette for ct rot,
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
!ttp. VI. @eitrrIon. Gpbraim, gsls" S"'
@eltet en- goo 2cptalt.
gpbraim, @is., i7Oe 5e5' "

OpQtalW, SSle'S INV w.
Orr. Er. Omen. a..
act c~IertriiIs Belle, lea fi fra Eem S'9pa'nr
eeite gar for en- Tame. Der lsb al &beHma.', -
bar 8iort CT oObt grbeibs % til en- iortaHltn',
braat benoe arGitsr % Suubhec tilba9s. 80
arosn rnesei ipaeIia apne, Der ct bclt aat U.s.
leH0elisaenes al i~ouIiebe eunser, bet Srlie al
At GSers Better, % beittIer iss oerior berEls'"
no. 8 msb Hpsrabsapparat. ea0 r"
at ienoe mig bette geIte inarsi. mulist.
SQeb agislie " V""
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05

&c, Der m~uIisens bill %tiliiripe BEN, bfrhafS s.
0rtiRrinser 90 attelter, maa aIiio ueolasS.
5riniarie fcripnet co aobresieret aoHo0'H'
Ire fs SSar.
aae be Tom MATTE rniis uTrreTs uh'' Co
iaulsoniua Selbrebelie al ainte, fron'lle = "a
sp9Scmme teces iirtps sltrr iauftrer'i FaIsar ,
uiatias Wtboelier tiliacmsS eoiorrn' et''s ,'+
5oIi, iom ere hslhr,hsse neh A'~,n ~ tlw,y
srlr,. sataIossf saa otprIft sssnli. as.r"
lelif. geeles Q Gents Jrimrrst % assItsh !,
Decorah-posten., 1890-03-05
Setorabs@ arfeo.
se,orab. ssi, Warts, 1900.
0ecorab Dg Simeglt.

Zen 4oe STARTS 1890.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-12
.Moseley Items.

This community has been visited with
an abundance of rain the past few days.
"General Green'' is about to get the start
of some farmers, but the cotton and corn
is growing rapidly. Some farmers are
not done chopping cotton yet.
There was quite difference in the first
day of June last year and this year. Last
year we had o considerable frost on that
day, but this year the day was quite warm.
Mr.. J. +. Young went on courting
trip last Saturday, we suppose, but he
didn't return until Wednesday evening.
He says be just escaped getting drowned.
Mr.. w. a. Pettigrew and his girl visited
the upper part Of tho Corner Township
last Saturday and Sunday. They report a
pleasant trip. They attended services at
the "Groven on Sunday. Rev. A. L.
Patterson, of Mt. Carmel, occupied the
pulpit.
: Married, on Sunday, June 1st, 1890, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, by Rev.
J. a. Beard, Miss Emma Broadwell, OF
Abbeville County, and Mr.. Burnie
Brown, of Anderson County. The bride
is only fourteen years of age. She should
have been rocked while longer instead
of marrying.
Mr.. J. L. Pettigrew says he has plenty
of cotton squares. He is an energetic
young farmer and understands it well.
lie is also keeping bachelors hall. He is
a good house.keeper, and an excellent
cook. Girls, do you think you can beat
his mode of housekeeping Just 60 and
sse how nice house he keeps, and how
Well he can cook; also, he has plenty OF
everything around him to eat.
Rev. @. v. Barnes preached at Fellow
ship on the 1st inst. and hie sermon was
very impressive. He will preach at the
same Church on the 14th and 18th inst
Some of the Methodists have been
speaking of building Church near
Moseley for some time, but some of them
are not energetic enough to go at the
work. If they are as slow about getting
to Heaven as they are building house OF
worship / fear they will miss it.
TROUT.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-12
Fair Play.

Mr.. EDITOR: AS it is rumored through.
ont the County that the County Demo.
cratic Executive Committee have decided
not to allow Col. Dargan, of Sumter, to
speak at the mass meeting at Anderson,
much restless uneasiness and anxiety pro-
walls. Is it fact that in the discussion OF
political matters in South Carolina that {.
citizen can not be heard in his own de-
fence? Riot and bloodshed are predicted
in tile event of Col. Dargan answering the
charges against him. 1t seems passing
strange that the people of any community,
and especially a community so advanced in
civilization as the people Of Anderson,
would, under any circumstances, refuse to
hear any citizen in his own defense.
If not allowed to speak at the stand, ,
thore is no doubt but what Col. Dargan.
will, il lie comes to Anderson, be allowed
somewhere tho privilege of speaking to the
people of Anderson. The people OF Lllis
County are satisfied that something is
wrong, or tho whuop, whoop, for 'rillman
reform amounts to nothing, and the pco-
ple want to know two or three things:
1st. Has there been rascality, and if so,
where?
End. Has there been criravayaice, and, il
SO, in what did it GonsistP
3rd. What is the remedy, and how can
it be brought about? Get down to bill
of particulars.
The people DO not care to know how q
man happened to be candidate for any
Office whatever, as all are aware Of the fact
that it was because he wanted it and his
friends encourage it. If you cry REFORM,
show the people the evil and how you are
going to remedy it. The day Of bunconbe
and eye.browsing has played out, and
what We all want now--farmers, mer:
chants and everybody elsc--is facts and
figures. No time TO wait to hear of the
various methods usod to bring yes, drag
You unwillingly into the campaign. No
matter how you got them, it, you have any
remedy for real or imaginary evils, say so,
aud cease to discuss yourselves.
What wo want is fair hearing, al llon-
est deal, and if the people get left they
have nobody to- blame but themselves.
FAIR PLAY,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-12

Mr.. N. B. Sullivan and family, who
have been spending month in Arkansas
with relatives, have returned home. Mr..
Sullivan is not very fayorably impressed
with the West. He says the lands are
very rich and productive, and the present
crop promises big yield, but labor is
scarce and land very high in price. He
prefers to live and die in old South Caro-
lima, where "chiggers" and fleas are not
quite so numerous.
Mrs. Mary Parker, relict of the late Rob
ert Parker, died at the home of her son;in-
law, Mr.. j. B. Pruitt, in Martin Town
ship, last Monday night, at IL o'clock, in
in the Seth year of her age. She had been
an invalid Tor number of years. A few
days ago she had severe attack of dysen-
tery. which caused her death. Mrs. Par
ker was born and reared in Anderson
County, and has always resided here. In
her girliiOod days she joined The Baptist
Church, and throughout hor life was de.
voted, jealous christian. She was highly
esteemed by her friends and neighbors,
and her death has brought sorrow to
many hearts, Mrs. Parker was the
mother of twelve children, all of whom
are living, our townsman, Dr.. NJ. G. Par.
ker, being the youngest. Her remains
were inferred in the Ebenezer churchyard
on Wednesday morning. Rev. r: d.
Hawkins conducting the funeral services.
The Rock Hill correspondent Of the Co.
lumbia Register, under date of the 9Th
inst, says: 'The most brilliant wedding
which this place has ever witnessed was
solemnized in the Presbyterian Church
last night. The contracting parties were
Miss Kate Roddey, eldest daughter of our
merchant prince, W. L. Roddey, and
William G. Whitner OF Anderson, S. G.
The Church was beautifully and elabo-
rately decorated with bright flowers
twined by loving hands. Directly over
the pulpit was suspended in mid air q
large wv" crossed with an M made of
white flowers Promptly at 0 O'Clock to
the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, played By Mrs. B. M. Fewell, the
wedding party filed into the Church.
which was filled with vast concourse of
eager people. The marriage ceremony
was impressively performed by Rev. VIM.
Anderson. Mr.. Whitner and his bride
will reside in Anderson
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-12
Princeton Items.

Mr.. 5. B. Harris's school, at Princeton
Academy, will close the 21st inst. with
afternoon and evening exercises, to which
the public is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Lula Hammond. wife of Mr.. Pink
Hammond, died the 9th ult., and was
buried at White Plains Church the 2Sth.
There was q large crowd of friends and
relatives at tho burial services, whose
sympathies are with the bereaved one. .
Mrs. Joo Hammond has been very i'll
for several weeks, but we are glad tc
learn that she is somewhat better.
WRIAN.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-12
BeItOn Items,

Refreshing showers continue to supply
tho needs Of both the promising field
crops and the crippled grass. Farmers
arc too busy, though, to stop to complain.
Mr.. j. a. Wilson and Miss Georgia
McDavid returned last week from Rich
mond. Mr.. Wilson was delighted with
his visit He thinks it one of the occa-
sions when every old Confederate veteran
should haYe been present. We arc much
indebted to him for papers giving full
account Of the grand ceremonies.
Monday afternoons train brought back
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. McGoe, who also
attended the Lee unveiling, but extended
their visit to other points in Virginia.
Among the recent arrivals at the Bolton
Hotel are MIR. James Shelton and bride,
Smith charmed Bolton some months ago
with greatly enjoyed lecture. He will
be heard again in sermon at the Baptist
Church next Sunday.
w. K. Stringer and Beattie Gossett have
been on the sick list. Mr.. Gossett is off
on recruiting visit. We hope both
young gentlemen will soon be sound
again.
Mr.. G. W. Taylor is getting ready to
manufacture the "Weaver's Friend" His
lathe, of latest improved pattern. has been
placed and is now at. work.
We are glad to see Mr.. d. A. Geer back
safc, and delighted with his trip to Texas
and Alabama. Belton may lose good
citizen if he continues pleased.
Next Friday evening Miss Lizzie Cor
nish's music pupils will entertain the
public with musical review.
Mrs. McFall, mother of Mrs. DIR. j. G.
Harris, has returned to her home after n
atay of several weeks here.
DR.. W. e. Campbell has moved into his
pretty new residence.
A negro woman on the farm of Mr.. J..
D. Harris fell dead while at her work.
Heart disease was the cause.
We are indebted to Mrs. A. G. Latimer,
Mrs. Mary Geer and Mrs. DR.. Holcomb
for some choice garden vegetables.
Blackberries are ripening and soon
blackberry pie will be in order.
Rev. Mr.. Wroten preached last Sunday
at the Methodist Church. KAPPA.
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Notes From TownvIllc.

Mrs. Elizabeth Ragsdale, of Honea Path
Township, is visiting relatives here;
There is hourishing Sunday School at
Tugalo school house, under the efficient
superintendent OF Major G. w. Maret.
Mr. Jas. &. Sears, of Tokeena, is suffer-
ing greatly from rheumatism, being una
bic to get about without crutches.
Miss Nancy White, deaf mute Of some
twenty-five years of age died last Thursday
of typhoid fever. She was the only Child
of Mr.. w. d. White, who is himself
almost totally deaf. and dumb. She was
member of Cedar Grove Methodist
Church.
Mr.. j. G. Gaines, one Of Townville's
clever young bachelors, speaks of building
for his own use Il handsome residence in
the near future. This means that his best
girl las either already said '!yes" or has
given him good reason to expect such al
sWer.
This scribe spent a pleasant hour with
Major G. ". Marct and his good wife at
their home one day last week. The Major
now in his 10Th year has always taken a
lively interest in public atl lie has o
large portrait of the late g.. '.,or err,
made in 1858 while Ito was speaker Of the
National House OF; Representatives, and
presented 10 MAJOR MdlcI dS IL tOkcH Vi
personal regard.
Mr. james P, Pradhe:r7 is tbc handsom.
est bacleior and ono Of the largest and
most successful TURNER'S in tho Crackers
Neck section of the Fork. He will oEcn a
store on his farm next Fall.
a row occurred last Sunday al the colorod
Church here in which Green Perry, Of
Fair Play, and Ed Regular Of this place
were the principal participants. telIy, vino
has Lie reputation Of a .'hara case, = knocked
Regular down with {; billy and cut him
severely about ihc head with a knife.
Both were drunk it is said.
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Campaign Meeting.

By order of the Executive Committee, I
most respectfully invite all candidates for
State Office, and all candidates for Congress
for Third District to address the Demo-
cratic voters of Anderson County on
Wednesday, the 18th inst. The ladies' are
also requested to unite with us, and make
this day as auspicious as was the memora-
BILE opening of the campaign of 1S7G.
Respectfully,
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City Property for Snla.

Several nuilding lots, situated conve-
nlently within the corporate limits Of this
City. Location healthy, beautiful. all
all that can DO desired This property Ia
simply unsurpassed for city residence,
and can be bought il lola of fhalFan acre or
moro as reasonable prices and upon oasy
terms. l'Or further information apply to
SULLIVAN HARDWARE Co.
P. S.--Real Sullivan Manufacturing
Co.'S advertisement in this paper, If you
want Lumber, Shingles, or anything In
the way Of Doors, Sgsh, Nlin;ls, Wc., or
building material Of aNy kind.