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The morning call., 1891-01-01

CIV Taylor. Shasta
Mrs l. VI CaIerty, n. Y
l. NJ CattertY, New York
IL G HOOPER. New York
Il MarmillinGwi, Chicago
+ W Meegan, Kansas CITY
W II Wheeler, Manchester
4 J MILAN: Cincinnati
= Johnson, Los Angeles
Mrs w f Holloway, San
Rafael, s..
7 NJ Proctor. Petaluma
VI S ArHft, Stockton
] j Fuerth, Kansas City
j L D4veudorf, san Jose
Mrs Chambers -Su Quentin
+ j Morrison. Sacramento
Colonel Watson, India
e J Hcyier x VT, San Jose
" i Bell, Columbus, Ohio
, Iatens y I'm. Japan
G Cadwaiader. Red Bluff
Miss Cadwalader. I'D Bluff
The morning call., 1891-01-01

M2un's " oral goes to the " right spot"
The morning call., 1891-01-01


lively Decorated with flags. =
!: Tie, eeH1ln 5ttees OF tile evening were conf.
p0std.as follows: Reception Committee
-Barbierr.P, SIM, F. AraEa," q. Bgnotti,
Gaet. BaclgAlapi; \. .Arnaboidt,, A. Ertola,
b. ErteJa, a. l.. Bacigalupi, L.. Paravagna;
+ floor ri4arlagci, PC. ROssi.; Ball Cnmmi ttet,.
e ;: G.. Palmieri,' u. KnccAtagliata, G.
Etteia, DIR. G.:PeSeia, Dr. h. V. E0ngo, A.
AYahzino; Bar Connlfttee--F. Lucchettf' 6.
Eerfetto,, qov. Deyincenzilo, Al DIVA, I.
Zero, D.: Ginoccllfo, Il. Casassa, q. Pelll-
cloni,:G. Canepa. g. Il: Stura
Finnish Social Club.
|. There;wa happy gathering of the MEM
bers and friends OF the Finnish Social Club
at Drew's Han, ii New Montgomery street,
last night, and ninble feet and merry hearts
danced tire old yeaE cut and the new year
Iii. :: The officers of the club and the mem;
-bers. Of the officiating committees last night
we're as follows:. President, Frank, ALL
gren; Secretary, John Gebhardt; Treas
urers-John j: Gntzen- J.. VI. johnson :;
Cashier: Mrs p g.. Suhdberg;. Committee
Of Arrangements-John j.. Gutzen, J ohn
Anderson, Bernhard Alberg, John Six
lander; Reception Committee-Alick Erik
son, John -Sikander Martin Matson; floor
manager, John }. GutZen; Floor Commit
tee-Johu Anderson, John Gebhardt, Bern
hard Alberg.
| Society Personals.
General Rafael Samaya, Secretary Of War
| of Guatemala and General ii. Samaya. ac-
companied by servant. went down to
Santa Cruz on Monday. In the evening
they were the guests of General r. i. Blunt
ing in Blackburn Gulch. The visitors who
are making tour of the country, left the
following day for Monterey. On their re-
turn from the East they will accompany
| King KalakaIa TO the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SchmiedeA and Mr..
| Edward Schrniedell have gone to the Hotel
del Monte, where they will spend New
| Years.
Colonel Russell Of Fond du Lac, Wis, and
his daughter viii spend the winter at Pacific
| Grove.
Mr.. Harold Sidebotharn is the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nickerson at their resi-
Gence, 2016 Pine street.
Mr. William Macondray, Mr.. John D.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01

Geo. Romney. Manager.
Geo. H. Tayior. Assistant Manager,
Geo. Il. Homnsy. secy. and Treasurer.
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then he remcmbcnoi that conversation.
Miss Aspinwall.Jones was fascinated
She did not attempt 20 annlyze her
fecllngs Tuckermnn was 20 very hand
some, 30 very clever, so very Jolly and
20 very rich. She had frequently heard
Of him before, but had ncver met him.
Mrs. Aspinwall. jones was at the bot
tom Of the thing, however. She saw
at once that II was moro desirable for
her daughter 10 marry Tuckerman than
Archie Leland.
"You must do your very best, my
dear" said she. "You know what
mean. You must make tho most Of
your chanceA think you know your
gnme--play Il, Iwill help you.H
And Miss Aspinwall.Jones did play
her game Little by little she cooled
OIL. The drives with Archie LELAND
grew less and lcss The dances with
Corllss Tuckcrmnn were moro and more
frequent 1t was on the third day that
the climax came.
''sce here, Angelica" Leland said 10
her, when he had asked for a dance aud
been refused, II wish you would tell
me what all this means. II you arc
going to ilirt like this go ahead and I
won't say word. don't care about
hanpcring you II you like 20 tlirt On.
Joy H. but hate 20 hear people talk.
Ing and laughing ut you, that's all. les
awiully bad form to 20 ON this way,
and really wish you would stop Il.
don't want 10 10 unreasonable, or any
thing Of that sort. but you must admit
yourself that It's not exactly the thing.
Now, this was juat what she had been
waiting for. Tho young fellows out
burst furnished her with an excuse for
drawing herself up proudly and asking
what hc meant She was very sorry II
she had done anything TO displcaso him.
"Ycs, You have" declared Archie
Leland.
Then. just because am engaged 10
you am mover TO look at a man again.
| mover supposed you would insist on
anything Of that sort. Perhaps we have
made n mistake. Perhaps you would
like your freedom again"
That means you would like yours"
said Leland sorrowfully. II scc you
mover really loved me. This ends Il
all. suppose But may not klss you
once before Igo,'
~ think you had better not" she
said primly, spurning an offer sho was
only too ready 20 accept week before.
"Goodby; | hope We may always DO
friends" Aud she prorcred limp
hand, which the young fellow pressed
tcndcrly and thon walked away slowly,
with downcast eyes
When he got to tho hotcl ho found
Corlis Tuckeunan, and he fairly
danced for Joy as he throw his arms
about his friends neck ofTus!ycly.
You did Il, old fellow. She broke
Il on; sho throw mo over. Now all
you have got to do Is to get away with
out being captured
And Tuckcrnan managed 10 do this.
II was n narrow escape, but ho was IN
old hand.
II think you managed things very
clumsily," commented tho schcming
mamma "Aftor all did 10 help, you
played such bungling camel am
very much disappointed. You have
lost your two best chances"
And Miss AsplnwallJoncs thought
No too. William Earl Baldwin Ia Dos.
ton Globe.
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with aching hcad, ile lrtt thulg no
saw was tiny note on table by his
bedside. lie lazily took up tho letter
and looked at tho suporscription with
yawn.
lie knew the writing; he knew Il
very well. Tho same hand had pcnncd
tho invitation for the german. For an
instant he wondered what Miss Aspin.
wnll.Joncs was writing 10 him about
Had he not soen her scarcely twelve
hours beforel
Then all at once II came over lin
what had happened. He had n hazy
memory Of n kiss after everybody had
gone, and all that sort Of thing, and no
turned in his bed and groahcd.
Tho note was worry prcttily worded-
not too familiar. but quito enough 80.
1t was n very we'll bred sort Of a note,
but Archie Leland read between tho
lines
Would he caro- 10 drive with Mis-
Aspinwall.Jonos at II 1901 And would
lac take luncheon at tho coitAgci II
would DO quite informal, you know,
with only Mn. Asplnwall.Jono- pres
ont NJ the third person.
Archie Leland know what tim,
meant Ito knew Why tho schoming
mamma was out Of tho way Just before
he left the house after the german. lie
know that now she meant 20 complete
tho work her daughter had begun.
She was 10 be littlo reluctant TO al
low her daughter 10 marry him; sho
would hang OF n little, but before
Archie Leland would get away tho
thing would be settled. Ito had fro
qucntly had interviews with schoning
inanmas before
Then no read the note again, and "a
tho hidden meaning In the simple invi.
tation became clear TO him lac groancd
n second time. Tho touching alluslon
20 what had passed between thom last
night was most artfully put In.
In spite Of Archie Loland's resolution
before the german, there had been too
much champagne.
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Ho1Iand,s Store.

DR.. R. G. Witherspoon, who was sum.
moned to Madison, Fla, to the bedside OF
his aged father, who was stricken with pa.
ralysis, has returned, after an absence OF
about two weeks, leaving his father very
much improved. The Doctor was greatly
missed during his absence.
Mr.. e. John Earle, who now lives in
Hunt County, Texas, was out on visit to
his father, Rev. J. r. Earle, after an abb
sence of several years, has returned home,
and his brother, Ben F. Earle, and family,
accompanied him, having decided to cast
their fortunes in the "Lone Star State"
General regret is expressed at losing Ben,
who promised to be good and useful citi-
zen.
Mr.. D. Clarence Browns school at Rhu-
hama Church has increased in numbers to
such an extent that he has called In his SIS
ter to assist him.
Mr. BayIls Cooley has bought new saw
mill and is doing good business saving.
It is great convenience in this immediate
neighborhood.
The sympathy of the entire community
goes out to Mr. David Tippens in the death
of his wife, which occurred January 18th.
The negro, Bill .Sherard, who was
thought to be fatally wounded during
Christmas, is out of danger, and will soon
be as well as ever.
Mr.. A. B. Sullivan, your former CORE.
spondent from Hollands Store, has moved
with his family from his home near Hard
Scrabble Mills to your city. He will be
greatly missed, for through his writings
the County at large was pretty well in.
formed as to what we were doing around
Hollands Store.
A negro woman, the wife of Tom McGee,
who lives at Mr.. A. F. Shearer's mill,
was found dead in bed on Sunday, 11th
inst Trial Justice A. e. Scudday and DR..
VIM. Clinkscales held an inquest and de-
cided she died from heart disease.
Mrs. G.. W. Richardson, of Athens, Ca,
who has been visiting friends and relatives
in this community, has returned home.
SAVANNAH.
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Poplar Spring Items.


Miss Mamie Warner, of Pendleton, is
now in charge of the school in this COM
munity. She has been in our midst but
short time and has made many warm
friends. Her attendance is very large, con-
sidering the short time the school has been
opened.
Mr.. w. D. Mckinley, of Columbia, has
been canvassing the Corner in the interest
of D. Appleton & Co..
A certain widow of this community was
recently paid visit from certain bach
elor of Lincoln County, Ga. He no doubt
meant "business," as he came SO far Come
again.
The farmers have commenced work, and
1t will not be long till they are ready to
plant another crop.
There is still great deallof cotton in this
section, and the farmers seem to be deter
mined to hold it.
AS this is our first time before the pub.
lie we will close. CESAR:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-22

Williamson Iteme.

Mr.. B. W. Duckworth, with his family,
has moved to Easley. They are most ex-
cellent people and we regret to give them
up.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Pelzer, and Mr.. Hyde,
of fGreenville County, have ecently moved
to our town. We bid them welcome.
Mr.. Thomas Crymes has been re. elected
Superintendent of the Baptist Sunday
School, and Miss Rosa Greer was elected
Secretary and Treasurer Mr.. Crymes has
served for several year and his reelection
is complimentary. Miss Rosa, we believe,
will make a faithful ..and efficient Secre-
tary.
We are glad to see our.young friend, Mr..
w. w. Griffin, able to ride out again.
We do hope that, at the next session OF
the Legislature, our Lawmakers will see
fit to establish the old-time whipping-post
hear that some one had given the Rev. MI.
Hiott O Christmas turkey, and somebody
was so mean and low down that they stole
it. Don't you think, Mr., Editor, that any
body who would steal chicken or turkey
from poor preacher deserves to be
whipped or hanged, or both?
Mrs. w. T. Lander will open school on
Monday, Goth inst, for little girls. We
are glad to know that the little girls are to
have such an excellent teacher to instruct
them.
Our town election passed off quietly and
resulted in the election of the following
Intendant, Hon. 81. M. Princes wardens,
DR.. r. P. Ransom, Capt. ]. F. Stone, II,
G. Wilson, Esq.,, and Capt. Austin W,
Clement. We believe the new members
will make good officers, with the exception
perhaps of Mr.. Prince, who being. an ar
dent hater Of Gov. Tillman, will hardly
make much of an officer. DEW.
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a Social Segaf0O.

@On next Monday evening, 2Gth inst, the
above Company, with its bright fun, clever
colnmedians and magnificent Black Hus.
sar Band and Orchestra will be the attrac-
ton atathe Opera House. This Company
is the most extensive one we have ever
had here and should have big house.
Speaking of the play, the San Francisco
Chronicle says:
After a day of summery splendor, a
clear, starlight night aided in attracting
many light hearted people bent on recrea.
ton and the enjoyment of musical pleas
ure. towards the California Theatre, to wit
ness "a Social Session." A splendid
overture by the celebrated Star orchestra
received the appreciation it 30 richly mer-
tied, and the curtain promptly rose and
disclosed the first scene of a three act pldy,
which is just a happy, gay, ludicrous com:
bination of pleasant nonsense, well filled
in with good singing and dancing, all of
which excites fun and merriment without
the slightest strain on the emotions. Shouts
of laughter and continued applause testi-
fed that the audience received all the
amusement they expected. A grand bur-
lesque on the era of H.. Trovatore closed
this captivating play.
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A Tribute to Prof. Ligon.
AIKEN, 8. c., Jan. 16, 1891

AIKEN, 8: c., Jan. 16, 1881.
To the Editors Of the anderson 1nteligen-
Ger: Please allow me little space In your
valuable paper to express my unaffected
emotions of sorrow and regret at the news,
which get through the Nelgs and Courier
to-day, of the death of your honored
townSman, Prof. W. j. Ligoh. One
of my pleasantest anticipations in con.
nection with our recent Conference in
your city was my probable social renn.
ion with some older members of the
Methodist Church whom I used to know
and love as their pastor more than twenty
years ago. Prof. Ligon was one of these.
His delicate health made it impracticable
for me to visit him. I desire here to re-
cord my high estimate Of his sterling
qualities. It took me some time to know
him well, but when I did get to know him
we'll, found him to be one of the finest
specimens Of genuine, whole.sonled,
high.toned Christian gentleman have
known. For man Of his intelligence
and capabilities, he seemed to be unnat-
urally and unreasonably dif1dent-
seemed so to me, at least, at the time when
I knew him Intimately. There Is no
great propriety O. good reason In my writ
ing this short tribute aboye any other OF
his different and various pastors. And
vet, I feel like writing it. I shall be
present in spirit with you as you lay to
rest-dust to dust-the body of this good
man.
Life's duty done, as sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit flies;
While Heaven and earth CONT to say,
"How blest the righteous when he dies u
8. a. WEBER,
South Curo1ina Con farbnca
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A Safe Investment,

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case OF failure
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
Druggist bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. It is guaranteed
to bring relief in every case, when used for
any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest.
such as Consumption, Inflammation OF
Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping
Cough, Group, ETC., etc. It is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can
always be depended upon. Trial bottles
free at Hill Bros. Drug store.
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Death of Mrs. Tippens.

EDITORS INTEIL1aENcER Mrs. Lavinia
Tippens, most estimable lady, died at her
home near Hollands Store on Tuesday,
the 18th inst, after few days illness from
pneumonia. In her death the community
has lost one of its brightest lights, the two
little children fond and devoted mother,
and the sorrowing husband faithful wife.
BY her daily walk she exemplited the true
Christian, which she was; and death was
met as calmly as ifstarting on an earthly
journey. All was done by the sorrowing
husband and kind friends to restore her,
but the golden bowl had been broken, the
silver cord severed, and her spirit SCARED
away to its home beyond the skies. The
bereayed husband and little children have
our warmest sympathies, and We commend
them to our Heavenly Father, who doeth
all things we'll. Mre. Tippens Joined the
Baptist Church some two years ago, and
daily gave evidence of her acceptance
above. The remains were inferred by the
side of two children the following day at
the Sandy Springs Cemetery. 8.
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To tho Public.

We offer our stock of dry goods, notions,
boots, shoes, hats, &c, at and below cost,
for cash. We will, as soon as we can close
out the above stock, do an exclusive hard
ware business. So if you want to buy
goods at bargain come and see Us. We
mean cost when ne say so. Just try us
and see. In this connection, those who
owe us must settle by 18th February, as
We need the money and have waited pa
tiently, but now we can't wait longer.
Thanking our friends for past faYors, We
respectfully ask continuance.
Yours truly,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-22
Honea Path Items.

Miss Macie Latimer spent last Sunday
night in town.
Mr.. J. Frank Smith, of Augusta, Ga, is
visiting his brother, DR.. w. B. Smith.
Rev. Watson preached an interesting
sermon in the Methodist Church last Sun :
day afternoon.
The Presby byterian pulpit will be vacant
next Sunday.
Mrs. A. 6. stepp is visiting relatives in
Anderson.
The streets were crowded with wagons
last Monday. The people are obliged to
have provisions.
Mrrried,, on Wednesday, 14th inst. by
Rev. NJ, MCGEE, Mr.. Joe Gaines and Miss
P. Greer.
j. ]. Trussell, Esq, was crippled last
week by a horse a! Brooks & Harper's sta.
BILE.
The friends at Honea Path of Rev. Sam.
uel Riley regret to hear of his death. For
some time he was pastor of the Presbyte.
rian Church, and was much beloved by all
denominations
Mrs. Ann Brock and Mrs. @. J. Lewis
speut last Tuesday in Anderson.
Mr.. Enoch Young and family left last
week for their homo in Texas, after spend
ing a few weeks with relatives in and
around Ronea Path.
Rev. A. c. Stepp will preach in the Bap-
tist Church next second Sunday morning.
Mrs. Webb, of Anderson, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Greer.
Mr.. w. G. Brock and daughter, Of Due
West spent last Sabbath in Honea Path.
Rev. L. NJ. Rice, Of Furman University,
has entered upon his duties as pastor of
the Baptist Church at this place. He
preached last Saturday afternoon, Sunday
morning and night. All wree able ser.
mons. and he made fine impression on
bis congregation.
Money is being raised to paint the Bap-
tist Church inside and purchase new pews.
Our people are subscribing literally.
The Chautauqua Literary Circle meets
every Tuesday night. This circle was or.
ganized last October, and the members
ings are always pleasant aud profitable.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citiz ems, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as we'll. or that
haye given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price, If satisfactory Sesuits
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. For sale by Hill Bros.
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Real Estate For Sale.

Several beautiful building lots, conven-
1ently located within the corporate limits
OF Anderson. Admirably suited for city
residences.
One large building lot with warehouse,
centrally located on depot street, and well
suited for store houses and other pur-
poses.
One tract of land in Honea Path Town
ship, containing 1913 acres and necessary
improvements. A first-class farm, now
under cultivation.
We offer the above for sale. aud will
hold offer open for next thirty days, un-
less disposed or earlier. For further infor.
nation apply to
SULLIVAN HARDWARE Co.
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TN obedience to the Order of Court made
Il in the above entitled action by Judge ].
J. Norton, of the 9th Judicial Circuit, I will
resell at Anderson, @. r., s. g., on SALES;
DAY in February next, the mortgaged
premises below described, to-wit:
All that Tract OF Land, containing (237)
two hundred and thirty seven acres, more or
less, Originally 240 acres, three acres hav-
ing been sold for Church and school pur-
poses) adjoining lands of Obediah Shirley
Marion Shirley, Hugh CAN'T, NJ. Dunlap,
and others.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, and the
balance on credit OF twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by
bond of purchaser, and mortgage of the
at any time. Purchaser to pay extra for
papers.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Jan, 8, 1891 q
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That beautiful glossy sheen, so much
admired in hair, can be secured by the
use of Ayers Hair Yigor. There is Moth
ing better than this preparation for
strengthening the scalp and keeping it
free from dandruif and itching eruptions.
Leading physicians recommend Ayers
SarsapariIla. Old and young take it with
perfect safety. It cleanses the blood,
Strengthens the nerves, and vitalizes The
system. Popular experience has long
placed this medicine at the head Of tonic
alteratiYes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-22

Flynn's entire stock is now offered at
and below New York cost. Death OF q
partner compells the closing out OF the
stock within the next sixty days to wind
..p the estate. Now liz the time for bar.
uains at Flynn's.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-01-22

When Baby was sick, We gave her castoria.
When she was q Child. .she cried for castqria.
When she became Miss, she clung to castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria'