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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
Spring Clothing.

No man or boy can afford to buy o Suit
of Spring Clothing until they 90 TO G. F..
Jones s. Co.'S. Their stock is large and
complete, and they mean to sell. Get
their prices, see their goods, and you will
buy from G. F. Jones & Co.
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M cure-No Pas-auarantee,

Any party purchasing DR.. Kilmer q
Co'e. Remedies at our Store and Is not
fully satisfied after using all or any portion
of the contents of the first bottle, Zone
bottle,) may, on returning such bottle,
have refunded to them the price paid. No
person is allowed to purchase more than
one bottle of the same Remedy under the
above guarantee.
51-tf WILHITs & white.
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DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint.

Is it not worth the small price of 75c. TO
free yourself of every symptom Of these
distressing complaints; if you think so,
call at our store and get bottle of Shiloh 8
Vitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar
antee on it. use accordingly, and If it does
you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by Hill Bros.
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Mr.. L. D. Childs will address the peo-
nile OF Pelzer on Tuesday evening, August
End, and at Piedmont on Wednesday
evening following. ON the subject OF pro-
hibition, All are invited to attend each
occasion and hear Mr.. Childs. who is an
esatertainine speaker.
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The Value of Money.

Men of unlimited means hardly spnre,
ciate the value of just one dollar, but with
the poor every dollar means so much toll
and so much effort. II is comfort to
know that the poverty stricken invalid
can derive 30 much good from go little ex-
penditure, when they inveet their dollars
in B. B. B. botanic Blood Balm).
W. C. McGauhey, Webb City, Arkansas,
writes: "B. B. B. has done me more good
and for less money than any other blood
purifier ever used. ! owe the comfort
of my life to it."
A. P. Mcdonald, Atlanta, Co.. writes !:
81 had running ulcer on my leg, Sew
eral doctors failed to do 1t good. Three
bottles of H. B. B. effected cure. B. B.
B. also cured my brother Of running
sore.
David Thurman, Atlanta, Ga, says II
was constant sufferer for many years
with Scrofula and Eczema. A few bottles
of B. B. B. entirely cured me-"
John NJ. Davis, Tyler, Texas, writes {:
IT was subject number of years to
spells OF inAammatory rheumatism,
WHICH six bottles OF B. b. B., thank
heaven, has entirely cured. have not
felt the SLIGHTEST pain since
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They are Beauties.

Young men, do you like to wear some-
thing pretty? If so, go to G. F. Jones q
Co. and see their new Spring styles in
Cravats. They are the prettiest things we
have ever seen in Anderson. 1t will pay
you to see them whether you buy or not.
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The removal OF the remains Of Mr.. W.
r. Cooley from HsrtWell, Ga, to this
County, has been postponed until fall.
The Hartwell authorities objected to the
removal at this time, fearing 1t would
affect the hygiene Of the town.
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The IsrELL1aEEcER force is indebted to
our venerable friend, Mr.. Jeptha Harper,
for ane watermelon, OF the rattlesnake
variety, that weighed thirty.two and one.
half pounds. We all enjoyed the treat TO
Harrers example is worthy of imitation.
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The Old Reliable Tin and Stove House


DO YOU want Refrigerator IF 80,
come and see the Alaska Water Coolers,
FLY Fans, Fly Traps, White Mountain
Ice Cream Freezers, Peach Peach Paress, Apple al
nioved INV old workman, Hosey Brock.
man, to do all kinds of work-such as
Roofing, Guttering, Painting Roofs and
general Job Work. All work warranted
bv me. L. II. SEEL.
West End Hotel Chiquola.
We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. "A
nasal injector free with each bottle; use
if you desire health and sweet breath.
Price SOC. Sold by Hill Bros.
Cane Mills aud EvapOratOrs.-
Call early and avoid the rush. We handle
bets Mill on the market, which are guar.
anteed.
45-3m PEOPLES q BURRIss.
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Shiloh Sunday School will have bas-
ket pss mic on saturday, 9Th, and all the
neigh5oring schools are cordially invited
to attend and participate In the enjoy.
ments of the day. Rev. Mr.. Thornton Is
expected to be present and deliver an ad.
dress appropriate to the occasion, and
Prof. Willis is also invited to attend and
furnish some of his sweet music during
the day.
A f.w days ago young man visited the
city. and, after purchasing vial of lauda-
mum, stated that he was going to kill him
self. Before he could drink 1t, the vial
was snatched from his hand and the
young man put in charge Of policeman.
In the afternoon the young man lett the
city. and We have not heard whether he
has az yet succeeded in putting himself
out OF the way.
The pic mic at Clinkscales' Mill next
Saturday will be jolly occasion, and q
bIe asowd Is expected to be present. A
numfee, of candidates will he present and
q feY addresses are expected to be deliv-
ared. Arrangements to accommodate
those who desire to dance have been com.
pleted. Tho public generally, and the
Young ladies aud young gentlemen espe'
Hally. a1e invited to attend.
Miss Minerva Drake will close her
school st Enoree, near her home in Mar
tin Township, on August 18th, and three
days later sha will take charge OF the
school ut Concrete. in Brushy Creek ToVn'
ship. Miss Drake does very good WorR
In The SCHOOL room, and has closed very
snosaasfI1l session at Enoree. The good
peoule of Concrete section are fortunate
E, ko vino npoIaTad her a0rV1CeS,
Messrs. J. L. Jones, J. s.. Pruitt and J
A, McAllistei, committee ip charge, re-
nnasrs ms to announce that there will be
nio ,,ic at Starr on Thursdsy, August
i1th. Prominent speakers will be invited
to deliver addresses. The Young Ameriea
Cornst Band ofthis city has been secured
to furnish music for the occasion. The
public is cordially invited to attend, and
the dinner bask ct should not be forgotten
Rev. NJ. AcGee, Clerk, requests US to
ssy thst the Saluda Baptist Association
Viil convene with the Church at Broad
mouth (near Hones Path. s. c., on Tues.
dsy. 2nd of August, in its Goth Annual
session at II q. m. The Introductory
Sermon will be preached by Rev, W. B,
Hawkins, or his alternate Rev. D. w,
Hlo;t. Delegates will take notice that 1t
meets before tho first Lords day now, in-
stead Of before the second, as heretofore.
An exchange says the reign OF the dog.
star lasts for forty days. from July to
August IL. During that period Of unhap-
piness to mankind, named by the ancients
dies oanilares and by moderns the dog
DAYS. tho summer heat is always most op-
pressiye. Sirius then rises and sets nearly
with tha sun. The star itself is the
brightest luminary in CAMS Major. in the
.southaru frmanasnt, and In the mythol-
on6K be heavens it is one Of the two
HID In leash by Orion.
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There will be grand harvest excursions
TO all points in Texas and Arkansas next
week. Tickets will be on sale at the r.
& D. depot on August End, 3rd and 4th,
good to return within thirty days from
date Of sale, at rate Of one fare for the
round trip.
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The next session Of the South Carolina
Conierence OF the M. z. Church, South,
viii be held In Charleston. and will begin
November 2Srd instead Of December l4th.
Bishop Hendrix, OF Missouri, will preside.
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Go and sec the prettiest, nobbicst Suits
thew have ever shown at G. F. Jones u Co.
Tbey are beauties, and so very cheap.
Spring Suits in beautiful Wood Browns,
Tans, Drabs, Greys, Beautifully trimmed.
They are perfect beauties. Young mon,
don't buy a Suit Spring Clothing until
YOU inspect C. T. Jones & Cos. stock,
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The candidates Of the County are in.
yited to meet at Cedar Wreath school
house next Saturday afternoon, at 2
O'CLOCK. to address the people Of that sec,
tion.; Everybody is invited to attend
the meet;ng.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
Tho Committee Reports-ThO Discussion
on the Prayer Book.

on the Prayer Book.
BALTIMORE, MD., Oct. 1l.-Ir the house
Of deputies to-day the usual committee
reports we're received.
Rev. DR.. Huntington, OF New York,
reported favorably the resolution TO
set apart western Colorado as q mis-
sionary jurisdiction. Adopted.
The question was called for as soon
as the reading of the forty-tifth resolu-
ton ceased and it was voted on without
comment. It provides for the insertion
OF the Nicene Creed in the ordaining OF
priests. 1t was adopted.
Resolution 46, regarding the conse:
Grafton OF bishops and the omission OF
long phrases for shorter ones was
carried by large vote.
The fiftieth resolution omits the four
rubrics after the gospel in the consc-
Grafton OF churches, 1t was adopted:
The last and tifty-second decision
changes the printing OF the numbers OF
the psalms OF the psalter to common nu.
merals, and the continuous numbering OF
Psalm il9. The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Hill Burgwin, Of Pittsburgh,
OU9Teu " IeaOlublOh WHiSh thaSW ttAS
house in debate which lasted until the
midday recess. These resolutions are
intended, in brief. to rearrange the ar
ticles and offices OF the prayer book. A
general debate ensued with sharp
fire between DR.. Huntington and the
author OF the resolution, A motion
was made to lay the resolution on the
table and to silence Its advocate on
parliamentary technicalities. but he
held out and gained vote. The first OF
the series was taken up and lost by 4
large vote.
Much discussion was brought about
by the introduction of resolution to
translate the prayer book in the Swed-
ish, Portuguese and other languages.
Rev. DR.. Huntington was regarded
with interest when he presented the
amended prayer book. 1t was formed
Of printers proofs and corrected to this
morning and tied with tape. The docu-
ment was laid upon the presidents
dnak
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Tennyson's Remalus.

LONDON, Oct. ll.-Lord Salisbury will
be one OF the pall.bearers at Lord Ten
nyson's funeral in Westminster Abbey
tomorrow. The official list OF the pail
bearers was published this morning. 1t
is headed with the name OF the Hon.
Robert 4. Lincoln, the American minis.
ter with the explanation that Mr..
Henry White, secretary OF the Ameri-
can legation, will represent him.
When living Lord Tennyson often ex-
pressed his aversion for hearses and to-
day when his body was removed from
Aldworth Difference was paid to what
was known to have been his feeling in
regard to them. When the time ar.
rived to transfer the remains, the coffin
was carried from the house by old SER
wants and placed in n small cart wait
ing to receive it. The relatives then
formed in procession behind the cart
and started for Haslemere station.
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WAsHrxGrow, D. c., Oct. 1l.-General
Miles, commanding the department OF
the Missouri, has submitted his annual
report to the war department.
The inspection reports from different
posts, show that the troops are in a
good state of discipline and efficiency,
and are properly drilled and instructed.
General Miles earnestly renews the
Recommendation made in his last an
nual report OF $780, 900 for the mobiliza-
tion of 10000 regulars and 10000 state
troops Mt the Worlds Fair, which he
thinks can easily be done under reason-
able rates mado with railroad COM
panies.
Gen. Miles urges that the appropria-
tion should be made so that young
officers who have never participated in
or witnessed the movements OF large
bodies OF troops, may have the benefits
from the proposed mobilization.
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officials for murder reads as follows in
the case oI Silas Vain:
"The grand inquest oi the common
wealth OF Pennsylvania do present:
That said defendants who are named
as above), on the 9Th day OF July 1892,
with force and arms, then and there be-
ing, did make an assault on silas VAIN,
and ieloniously, maliciously and oil
their malice aforethought did kill and
murder. contrary to the form OF assem-
bly, and against tho peace aud dignity
OF the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania"
The prosecutor in the murder cases
is Hugh Ross, against whom thero ara
counter charges of murder, treason, con-
spiracy and riot. The witnesses Tor
the prosecution we're:
Captain Kuhn, T. q. Miller DR.. Bar
ton, Dr. Fogelson, @. +. Marcy, W. D.
Rodgers, j. II. Gray, DR.. OsburE, Will
lam Taylor, DR.. Purman, Or. McCoslin.
J, II. Gilean, Ec:ma Neester and
Charles Mansfield.
The indictment against Mr.. Frick
and his associates for conspiracy sets
forth among other things that said
defendants did unlawfully, falsely and
maliciously conspire, combine, federate
and agree together to depress, lower,
lesson and diminish wages, price and
compensation OF labor OF divers per.
sons, employed by the Carnegie Steel
Company, limited, to then and there
close up the steel manufacturing, and
to cease work and operations therein,
and thereupon to convey and caused to
be sent two hundred men and upwards.
armed with guns, etc, to over.awe, in
timidate and frighlen divers persons in
the said township of NIifilin, who were
then lately before employed by the said
Carnegie Steel Company, to invade the
said township OF NlifIiin and to attack
and to shoot off and discharge the
said deadly weapons against said per-
sons lately employed by said Carnegie
Steel Company, limited"
In regard to the fight on the morning
OF July 6, the bill says tho defendants
"did counsel and advise the shooting"
Among tho conspiracy witnesses is
John McLuckie, burgess OF Homestead.
The Indictment in the riot cases
against Frick officials differs little from
that in the conspiracy charge.
The grand jury's action did not cause
much excitement among the public gen.
orally, and the defendants themselves
took it quite coolly. The Carnegie Off
cials, however, declined to be inter-
viewed on the subject OF the charges.
1t is not known yet what term OF the
criminal court the cases will be as
signed to.
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YIELDING TO THE EFFEoTs.

Mrs. Harrisons Condition Gradually
Growing worse-Ror Left Lung Conc.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. ll.-Mrs.
Harrison's condition seems to be yield
ing to the effects Of the disease from
which she is suffering and she is gradu'
ally growing weaker.
The nourishment consisting OF raw
eggs and beef tea which has been SO
important an element in keeping up
her strength, is now taken in smaller
quantities. She rests quietly as rule
and sleeps much OF the time but awakes
exhausted instead Of refreshed.
The cough which has distressed her
at intervals has ceased, but this is re-
garded as an unfavorabIe symptom.
The disease is progressing more rapidly
and the left lung is now involved.
Tonight Mrs. Harrison is fairly COM
Portable, notwithstanding the unfavor.
able conditions mentioned in the fore
going lines.
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REpunIICAN PRosPECrs
In Knnnwha county-A Great Mckinley
MectinE-Davls'G Popularity.


MeCting-DavIS'S Popularity.
Specicl DipG'ch to as IatsiligeGcer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. 11.-Ex-
tensive prep arations arc being made
for the reception OF Governor McKin-
lev on Monday next. 1t is expected
that tho city will have thousands of
visitors, but all will be amply accom-
modated. A big barbecue will be pro-
vided, and everything possible done for
the comfort OF the big crowd.
The utmost confidence prevails OF q
sweeping victory in November. Reports
from the interior counties indicate the
election OF Rucker by handsome ma
iority in this district. 1t seems to be
generally conceded that Davis will lead
the state ticket. Notwithstanding that
this is Colonel MacCorsle's home the
Democrats realize this probability, and
the committee is evidently concentrate
ing its efforts in MacCorkle's favor, let
ting the national ticket and the rest of
the state ticket take care OF itself. Dis
satisfaction is in the Democratic camp
and an outbreak seems likely any day.
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coNpENsEp TELEeRAMs.

The United States civil service COM
mission has issued circular calling at
tention to the law that government em-
ployes are under no obligation to pay
campaign assessments.
One hundred thousand voters regis
tered Yesterday in New York City, the
largest number for the first registration
day in the city's history.
The Boston Globe has apolOsized for
its publication OF statements charging
Lizzie Borden with tho murder OF her
parents.
Chattanooga yesterday elected seven
Democratic aldermen out OF eight-tho
frat time in her history.
A cyclone on the Cape Verde Islands
destroyed many houses and hundreds
Of head OF cattle.
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ALL ARE INDICTED.
Report of the Grand Jury in the
Homestead Conspiracy cases.
TREASON, CONSPIRACY. MURDER

Arc the Various Grimes for Which
True Bills Arc Brought In--Thc
officials of tho Carnegie Company
Indicted for Murdcr-.Tho Charges
ofTrcason Against the Strike Lead
crs Found to be True.-wOrdinG of
the Indictmcnt-.A Surprise AfIcr
Judge Paxson's Charge to the Jury.
The Men All Cool Under the Cir
cumstances.
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MRS. HARR1soN,s CONDITION.
A Rumor that Sho was Worse Denisd-Th'
PrraiLent SUI Mt Rer BedSide.

A Rumor that Sho was Worse Denied-The
President stlI ut Her Bedside.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Oct. ia rumor
was current this afternoon that Mrs.
Harrison was much worse. Inquiry at
the White House, however, showed
that there was no foundation for it.
Private Secretary Halford said that the
President had not abandoned the trip
10 New York at all on account OF an un-
favorable change in Mrs Harrison's
condition, but simply because he did
not feel like leaving her while she is in
her present critical state Of health. he
asserted that there has been no ma
terial change in the case for several days,
and that no immediate change is appre-
hended.
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Tho Catholic pNrNde nl Night.

NEw YoaK, Oct. ll,-At s o'clock in
the evening tho parade OF the United
Catholic societies was started at Fifty
ninth street aud Tenth avenue. They
marched TO Fifth avenue and Seven
,eenth street, to Union Square, to East
Fourteenth street, to University Place,
TO Wayorly Place, 10 Washington
SQUARE and 10 Broadway and Fourth
street, where tho parade disbanded.
There were $4,000 Roman Catholics in
line under tho commanded Father keeie
and Victor Dowling.
Archbishop Corrigan reviewed the
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EIttIUF IgIVIu7IIT TO 0EV IT'V'77'V7TVs''
DAVIS, W. Va, Oct. 1.-THE largest
audience ever assembled Mt a political
gathering in Davis, except the one ad-
dressed by Secretary OF War Ellsins,
greeted Edward S. Elliott, Of Kingwood,
and Gordcn Dayton, OF Philippi, last
night. The enthusiasm ran high.
Tucker county is aroused. Elliott ad-
dressed large meeting at Parsons yes
tnrdaY afternoon.
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coMMoDoRE CLEVELAND,
OF the Yacht Onoida--rho Ez-PrsSidOnt
in New Role.

Nrw YORK, Oct. ll.-Mr. Cleveland
came up from Greenwich on Mr.. Bene-
diets yact Oneida. Mrs. Cleveland and
Mrs Benedict we're abroad. The yacht
anchored at Twenty-third street at noon
whore luncheon was served. During
luncheon Olr. Benedict said TO Mr..
Cleveland;
"You seem to enjoy the Oneida so
much that have decided to make you
commodore OF the Oneida"
"How are you, Commodore Cleve.
land" said Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs:
Benedict in unison, Raluttng him, and
60 1t was that tho ex.President was
made commodore BY brevet,
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CoFFEYvibtr. KGSs,, Oct. 1l.-Emmet
Dalton was taken to independence to
mil this morning by Sheriff Callahan
without any objection being raised by
by citizens. Einmet is better and it is
now thought he will recover
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THE NAVAL PARADE.
A Magnificent Spectacle in the
Harbor of New York.
THE GREAT COLUMBIAN DISPLAY

A Splendid Success. Hundreds of
Thousands orspcctntors--T The Grand
Pageant of War Ships OF Various
Nations and the Merchant, Passen'
ger and Pleasure Vosscls.-Grover
Cleveland is Now Commodore by
Brcvet..Twenty.fivo Thousand Cath.
olics Parade at Night.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 1l,-Bob Fitzsim-
mons signed articles of agreement with
the Olympic Club to-day at | o'clock to
fight jim Hall early in February:.at
catch weights for purse Of $4,000.
The Olympic Club has just cabled Hall
and wired Parson Davies.
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MovmLr, Oct. 1l.-Arrived-Ancho-
ria, New York.
BREMERn4yEx, Oct. u.-Arrivod-
Saale, New York.
FAsTSET, Oct. ll.-Sighted-Teutonic,
New York.
PmLApELPHrA, Oct. ll.-Arrivcd--
British Princess, Liverpool.
New YoRK, Oct. ll.-Arrived-Wes
terland, Antwerp.
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Patents Granted.

Special DiIpdleh 70 Mc IR'e'II7sReer'
wAsHfSGToX, D. G., Oct. ll.-Patents
granted: BENZ. 1. Freshman, OF Alvon,
wagon brake; David A. Sprinkle, Of
PcnnsborouGh, wood split pulley.
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parade as 1t passed the roman SatnolIc
orphan asylum.
The grand marshals were: John A.
Sullivan and Hon. Hugh ] Grant, mayor
Of the city OF New York.
The fireworks display on the Brook
lyn bridge began at l0:30 and lasted un-
til midnight. The display was gorgeous.
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For West Virginia, warmer, fair "Wednesday
south wlnds.
with south Winds cloudy weather ana showers
on Thursday. ,,...,
For Ohio fair and warmer, south winds Wed.
nesdAy. followed by cooler. cloudy weather nnd
showers on Thursday.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
ns furnished by c. scHNErP druggist coEnes
Market aud Fourteenth streets