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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28
Honen Path Items.

Rev. A. C. Stepp has so fur recovered
from his accident as to be able to take
few steps at time with crutches.
Revs. D. ". Hiott and r. D. Hawkins
were in uonea Path last week to attend
the ministers conference, but owing to
misunderstanding in dates, there was no
meeting The meeting will be held in
Williamson in July, at the time OF the
Sunday School Institute.
Roy. r. D. Hawkins preached an inter-
esting sermon at the Baptist Church last
"Wednesday night.
Johnson are visiting relatives in Honca
Path.
Mrs. Ida Watson and Mcssrs. ]. j. Mat.
son and j. NJ. Bell have been visiting in
Honca Path.
Mr.. J. a. Hudgons is spending awhile
at home now.
Mr.. G. T.. Burts visited his parents last
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. T.. NJ. Rice went with ltov. NJ.
McGee 10 Columbia Church last Saturday.
There was Church reunion and Church
dinner.
Mr.. Frank Gambrells cotton chopper
promises to be one Of tho great labor. say
Ing machines of the future.
Several OF Honea Paths young people
attended all ice.crcam and strawberry fes.
tival at Donnald's last Friday night.
They report Il nice time.
w. G. Branyon and DIR. j. L. Wilson
attended tho moonlight pic mic at DIR.
Robinson's, and enjoyed it very much.
DR.. McGee has located at Pclzer for
awhile.
We had a fine rain last Monday evening.
There is now Il good stand OF cotton ;
loo tc i.l ri nn md
farmers are much more hopeful than they
wore few days ago.
Mrs. Joel T. Smith diod suddenly mt her
homo in Laurens County on last Thursday
night. It has been but q few weeks since
her husband died suddenly. They had
lived happily together for nearly fifty
years. Both were taken suddenly, being
in health at night and i corpse before
morning. They wore tho parents Of DR..
W. y. Smith and Mrs. II. Shumate, Of
this place. The bereavod family have the
sympathy of many friends in Honea Path.
Prof. james Ii. Rayhill will give rcad-
ing at the Academy building on next
Saturday night.
Several new stores and private dwellings
will be built in Honea Path during tho
summon.
Nlr. ]. J.Shirley has agreed to open q
street which Will slvcSoveral nice building
lots. Persons desiring lots would do vol
to consult him. His purpose is to opon
tho way for moro buildings and improve
mcnts in Honoa PATH. A plan is now on
foot for putting another story on tho
school building. This will doubtless suo-
coed, as the Honea lath people never fail
in anything that pertain ~ their school.
Mrs. Towncs tliod ut the holue OF her
daughter, Mrs. Robinson, few miles from
this place OIL last Monday evening at S
O'clock. She vas III The Slst year Of her
age.
The closing exercises of the lIonea Path
High School will take place on Thursday
night, Friday and Friday night Of next
week.
Mr.. Ben Greer is very sick at !h, writ
ing. l'or.
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Bolton Items.
is rumored that somo one III Belton
1,ot, E,l1nr from,

1t is rumored that somo one i'll Beltou
has fallen from grace.
1t was agreed upon by the merchants Of
this place to close stores at 6 p. NJ, Satur-
days. mot included. The resolution was
signed by one membor Of each firm, but
for reasons unknown TO your humble cor
respondent some have failed to close their
stores. The rumor may possibly be wrong.
It may be that they have never attained
that position, or that they have forgotten
their pledge. We earnestly hope it is tho
latter.
A certain young lady tells us that the
train will not wait for any one at Ander-
son. We believe sho speaks from expert
ence and not from observation alono.
A littlo daughter of Mr.. Charlie Cobb
was buried at Neal's Crock last Saturday
Funeral services were conducted by Rev
J. r. Smith.
School will close at this place Oh the 10Th
Of June. TAG.
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a Biz Enterprise,

The largest stock of rough, dressed and
dried Lumber in Anderson. Tie very
bost pine Shingles in great quantity. An
immense stock of Doors, Sash, Blinds, &c,
can bo seen at the extensive works Of the
SULLIVAN MANUrACTuElSG Co. II you
hayn't time to take few steps to their
works opposite tho G.. & G. Freight Depot,
call on Sullivan Hardware Co., on the
Public Square, for any information want
ed. The Sullivan Manufacturing Co. have
every facility for handling. Lumber. and
employ the very best skilled labor. When
they sell you Dried Lumber, you may be
ctlrn il IL dry
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A Wnnder Wnrker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, young man OF
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care of two prominent physi-
clans, and used their treatment until he
was not able to get around. They pro-
nounced his case to he Consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds and at that time was not
able to walk across the street without rest
ing. He found, before lie had used half OF
dollar bottle, that he was much better
ing good health. If you have any Throat,
Lung or Chest Troubletry it. We guaran-
tee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at Hill
Bros. Drugstore.
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Delays arc dangerous.

The benefits accruingto poor mon from
carrying life insurance lave recently had
ut least two striking eXempilications in
this county in the deaths CT Messrs. De-
Witt c, Holcomb and S. B. Brownlee:
Each of these two had only paid al annual
premium and settlements were promptly
made rs soon as the necessary papers
wero made out Mr.. Holcomb waa
insured in the Mutual Benefit, of No
wark, n. j., which is represented in tha
Fork by &. y. G. Doeihan, and in this
city by G. w. Miller. This is ono IF the
strongest aud mostreliablo companies, be-
ing in Its 10th year of existence and hav-
ing 50 millions Of assets. 1t deserves
special mention for its promptscttlenents,
having adjusted Mr.. IIolconlb's claim
within ten days nom the time proof VAS
inalo.
"Delays are Dangerous" livery one
should promptly attend TO :his important
matter and thoreby protect their wives and
children, in case of death, from the dread.
full Inconvenience of poverty. Look out
for the Agents OF tho Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, and take policy
without delay. G. W. MILLER,
G. n. c. BoLEMAS,
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Big Creek Items.

The farmers Of our section arc very
much discouraged, owing to the gloomy
prospects for cotton crop.
We have heard some talk Of the incorpo-
ration Of the pic mic grounds at Cooley s
bridge before the next pic mic.
Miss Ina Cox, All cstimable young lady
Of our neighborhood, was the only young
person within our knowledge who did not
attend the pic mic at Cooley's bridge. She
deserves medal.
Mr.. J. O. poore who is selling machines
for Gilmore tE Co., in Spartanburg, paid a
visit to his old home few weeks ago.
Tho writer only had glimpse Of him,
but saw enough 10 know that time was
dealing gently with Joe.
It was with regret that we heard of the
burial of Mrs. Dora Wclborn at Big Creek
on last Saturday.
Our Sunday School is somewhat on the
increase, having numbered fifty-tTo on
last Sunday.
Mr.. ". i. Poore, of the river section,
purchased turkey hon sometime this
spring, and in two or threo weeks she left
home and was gono about four weeks,
when suddenly she mado her appearance
with family of eleven little turkeys.
On learning that the wanderer had re.
turned home, Mr. p. "yelled" two or
three times until his voice echoed through
tho woods for miles.
Mr.. Archie Cox sells forty gallons Of
milk per week.
The members Of Big Creek Working
Society will please bear in mind that the
Society will meet promptly at 10 o'clock
tho first Sunday in June, as they have a
very interesting program for that day, as
follows Address by w, A. Shockley (;
song, "Work for the Lord" address by
Rev. R. W. Burts; song, "1}ring III the
children ;" speech and collection by lit.
tie boy, Guy Poore.
Miss Eliza Rogers, who has been suf-
fering from neuralgia, is almost we'll
again.
Burt Smith, oldest son or Mr.. n. P.
Smith, has been in feeble health this
spring, but is now convalescent.
We have heard it remarked that Big
Creek could boast pretty girls and ugly
boys.
Mr.. A. J. Poore is still successful in
trapping tho fish.
The ladies OF Big Creek Working Soci-
ETY. have very seryiceable patchwork
quilt that is nearing completion, which
they will offer for sale.
Mrs. Allenc Simpson, of Pendlcton, is
visiting her father, Mr. John V. Whit.
EASlITI
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SUCH LOVELY DRESS GOODS.

beautiful French Paids Plain Striped Suting Mag
Robes Silks in hinas Pongees Armure Fa Whip Cords Surah
Grenadines with the
exquisite County
call Our Jewel Trimmings match
Black Goods 1t would
take O mention this line alone
SMITH, Baltimore the styles making
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Midway Items.

Mr.. Robert Maddox is slowly recovering
from his recent accident.
Crops are looking very well, especially
oats and wheat / presume the farmers
are now satisfied. They hayea good stand
of cotton.
Mr.. Black has the brag corn crop of our
community. 1t is treat to look at it.
The health OF this section is very good.
Two Of our prominent citizens found a
supposed bee tree n few days ago. They set
a day 10 cut it down, and when theday ar
rived they went to work and worked hard
aud when the tree fell they discovered
That it contained nothing but humble
beos nest. SUNRISE.
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Electric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to Iced no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the samo song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed
to 10 all that is claimed Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kid
neys, will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt
Rhoum and other affections caused by inl-
pure blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as euro all
Malarial feycrs. For cure OF Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 80 cts. and 81 10
per bottle at Hill Bros. Drugstore.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28

The corporators Of the Western Caro-
lima Railroad Company met at Westmin-
lister on Wednesday. 2Sth inst, and was
organized as the Board Of Directors by
electing the following officers: E. B. Muir
ray, President ]. w. Bowden, Secretary
]. A. Brock, Treasurer; w. j. Kirk,
L. Breazeale, Attorney. The following
Executive Committee was elected and a
resolution passed fixing their powers and
duties: E. 3. Murray, ~. Zimmerman,
w. F. Parker, ". J. Kirk and J. w. Bow
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28

The prevalence Of fsoroiuous faint in the
blood is much moro universal than many
are aware. Indeed, but low persons are
free from it. Fortunately, however, Wo
havo in Aycr'a Sarsaparilla. the most
potent remedy over discovered for til .
terrible alllicton.
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FAREWELL, BRICK BANCB|
=
WHAT We EXPECT TO DO.
DON'T MISS THIS GRAND OPPORTUNITY
A Free Gift to Every Purchaser.

HAVING made arrangements vaa present building on Dc
Range order reduce tremendous large stock on hand We nave
reduction Goods As heretofore sad we will donate
Hundred Dollars charitable institution if prices are
fully Twenty-Five lower than be purchased elsewhere IN
Brick Range have decided 10
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Elberton ,Stur: "Dr. A. Summer Todd
one Of the editors Of the Anlersou .Jour,ml
but who has recently taken a thorough
the country, gave us u call Wednesday.
Dr. Todd is talented young man, and
has an idea of locating in Elberton. We
have known him in journalism for years,
and as Clerk of the Committee on Edu-
cation in the National House Of Represen-
tatiyes, and we know whereof we speak,
when We allude to his competency us
being of the first order. We would vel
come him here"
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Last Saturday morning chief of Police
FAINT was notified that crazy negro, in a
Jude condition, was roaming around
Liberty Hill, a negro settlement near the
city, and that the negroes were very much
excited about his actions and conditions.
The officer instituted search for the dar-
KEY, but so far has not seen him.
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When Baby was Sick We gave her fastorlb
When tl.e was & C.ild, sho cried for Castofl,
Wlieu slle became Miss, size clung to Castora,
Wleu sho bad Children, she gave them CastorIa
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Now is the time to rise early and take a
spirited morning walk before breakfast.
Work will come easier, time fly faster
and the sunshine seem brighter for it, all
the day long. Chopping in the garden the
same length OF time will afford just as
vigorous exercise, and the results will be
far more profitable, and is recommended
instead
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28

Four horses, hitchod TO Messrs. Tolly d.
Sons big delivery wagon, ran away Tues
day evening. They started on Church
Street, turned into Main and then crossed
the Square. At the corner Of Whitner
Street the wagon struck an electric light
post and the team WAS stopped. The
wagon was badly demolished No one
was hurt
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Silver Brook Cemetery is de- ghtful
place to visit these afternoons, and if you
will 90 down there and look around you
will soon be convinced that we have the
prettiest cemetery site in the State. The
City Council is anxious to sell the lots,
and our citizens should buy them ut once.
The prices are very reasonable.
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Para-st-i-cile is guaranteed 10 cure
Itch in l"0 minutes or money refunded,
Sold by Hill Bros, Anderson s, G.
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We are again called upon to chronicle
the death of another upright, substantial
citizen OF Anderson County in the person
of Mr. j. A. Major, who died at his homo
in Broadway Township last Saturday
morning. He was stricken down with
paralysis about week preceding his
death, and gradually grew worse until the
Angel Of Death summoned him to his
long home. Mr.. Major was about GS years
of age, and was born and reared and
alwa s. resided in the section where he
died. He had Tor number Of years
served as Trial Justice for Broadaway
Township, and made most excellent
officer. Long years ago he Joined the
Meals Creek Baptist Church, and
throughout life was leading, devoted
member. He served through the war in
Hampton's Legion, and was brave sol
dier. lie was well known throughout the
County, and was very popular with bis
friends. Truly good man and a useful
citizen has fallen, and in his immediate
neighborhood especially he will be sadly
missed, for he was ever ready and willing
to assist the needy and counsel those in
trouble. lie leaves a wife, three daugh-
ters and one son, besides many relatives,
to mourn his DEATH On Sunday morn
ing, after appropriate funeral services,
conducted by Rev. M. McGeo, at Meals
Creek Church, his remains were inferred
in the adjoining graveyard with Masonic
honors by Hiram Lodge, Of which he had
long been member. The funeral SER
vices were attended by one of the largest
congregations that ever assembled ut the
Church on similar occasion.
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a small sum of lnuney to loan on Mort
gage Of real estatc. Apply to l}reazeale x
Long, Ill.
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Mrs. Dora Weborn, wife of Mr.. +. NJ.
Wclborn. of Pelzer, died in Pendleton last
Friday, after briet illness. She was
about As years old, and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew her. Her re-
mains were carried to Pelzer for inter-
ment a husband and several children
are left to mourn her death.
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Mrs. L. r. TurLeyGll died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alice brennan, in
this city, on Wednesday, 18th inst, aged
II years. She was very i'll for several
weeks, and her death wax therefore e1-
pected. Mrs. Turbeytill was native OF
spartanburg County, but had been living
in Anderson with her daughter for some
time. She had long been an exemplary
member of the Methodist Church. On
the day following her death her remains
were inferred in the Presbyterian Church
yard.
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The Baptist Sunday School will pic mic
at Jolly's Springs next Saturday, the 30th
inst All wLo have no conveyance will
please assemble at the Baptist Church,
bringing their baskets with them, by 8
O'Clock q. NJ, as the conveyances provided
by the committee of arrangements will
start from that place.
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Randall's Famous Minstrels will ap-
pear in tho Opera House next Monday
night. The troupe is composed of twenty
five men, and is just finishing up tour
of the principal Southern cities. The
press speak Of it very highly az a first
class minstrel aggregation, and those of
our citizens who 20 to the Opera House
Monday evening may expect several
hours of solid fun. The entertainment
will conclude with q very funny after
piece, Corn Shucking," which is said to
be worth the price of admission. Popular
prices Of admission will be charged.
Tickets will be on sale Monday at Hill
Eros.
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In passing tho County Poor House
one day last week We were pleased with
the many evidences good farming to DO
seen on that farm. immediately North
Of the houses Mr.. King, the Steward, has
would caro- to look upon, and up to this
time no appearance OF rust. On the South
and adjoining he has sixteen acres in cot.
ton, in splendid condition, and The finest
VIC have seen this year. We were told
good. Mr.. King is certainly a tirst-clnss
farmer, and bids fair to make tho Poor
House, in q great measure. self.sustaining.
We doubt if there is County Poor House
in the State better conducted than ours,
aud our own citizens would be surprised
if they were to pay 1t q visit.
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We are in receipt of an invitation to at.
tend the annual basket pic mic of the
Corps Of Cadets OF the South Carolina
Military Academy, which takes place to.
morrow (Friday) at Mount Pleasant
Cadet W. G. Humphreys, Of this city, is
general Chairman OF the Committee in
nhnrrn Of the nccasinn
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. White, of West.
minister, spent last Thursday in Anderson
We were delighted to have call from Mr..
White, and to see him looking so we'll.
This was his first visit to Anderson in
three years, and he said the old town had
progressed wonderfully within that time.
He is now merchandising at Westminster,
and doing a good business.
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A member of the Farmers Alliance in
Kansas has placed new plank in his
household which compels every young
man who courts his daughter in winter to
contribute cord of wood. The young
men of the neighborhood were not con-
suited when the plank was adopted and
kicked against it, but they come along
with the wood all the same.
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Mr.. R. 81. Bolt and family and Mr.. w.
J. Mcconnell and family, Of Oxford, Ind,
spend month here with relatives. Mrs.
Bolt and Mrs. Mcconnell arc sisters to
Mrs. D. II. Russell, and have wide circle
of friends in tho County who will be de-
lighted to greet them. Mr.. Bolt is an old
Anderson boy. and his many friends are
Glad to greet him once more.
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WASH GOODS SPECIAL.

One Indigo worth Shing Prints
Case Solid Chmb and Fancy Ginghams at 73c Match
theme esewhe for less thai car.
Look lovely Chales Gngham Persian Mu fancy and
embracing
erpey etyof wnoyelie in figured dWa.hgo
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DR.. Geo. Robinson. of Liberty, happen
ed with a painful-though not serious
accident on the night of the 1lth instant.
While in bed "candle tlyF" got in his ear
and caused such commotion he Lad to
call in DR.. Hollings%orth to extract the
nerniciouS insect.
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The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered at Dean Presbyte.
rian Church next Sunday morning. The
usual preparatory services will be held
Saturday morning and evening. The
friends of the congregation are cordially
invited to attend the services.
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Our clever friend, ". ]. Hembree, Of
the Fair Play section, gave us call last
Friday. He says he is well pleased with
his new home, and has fine prospect for
good crop. Bill. is a good farmer and a
hard worker, and ne hope fortune will
smile upon him.
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Mrs. Margaret Simpson, of Pendleton,
is spending few days in the city with
relatives. Mrs. Simpson has passed hor
four score years, and is remarkably hale
and vigorous for one OF her years. Her
visits to Anderson are always highly en-
loved by her numerous friends.
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daily, exclaim with accord: "Your Goods are by
far the most beautiful and stylish we have
anywhere p
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In another colunn we publish ar Orli-
nance prescribing the sanitary laws and
regulations for tie City Of Anderson
passed by the City Council few days ago.
1t is ono Of the most important Ordi-
nances ever passed by tho Council and we
believe will result in much good to the
city. The Board OF Health heretofore has
had very little authority in the sanitary
affairs of the city, and now that they have
sono regulations regarding the same, they
propose to enforce the law strictly. Each
md every resident of the city should read
the Ordinance carefully, govern them
selves accordingly, and then file it away
f,r T,1 i, ra rnTorupra
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WHITE GOODS SUPERB.

Founcg White Black Polka White with Red Blue
Embroidery the Skirt we have already ordered second supply The
We everything hoar could for hte
Goods Nausook the beautiful imported Pad and
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Mr.. C. J. Ellison, Secretary, requests us
to publish the following: All the members
of Cedar Wreath Alliance, No. 230, are
urged to attond meeting on the first
Saturday in June, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
There will be business Of importance to
qftop6 m