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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-02

W. A. Reckling, the well. known Photo.
grapher of Columbia, will be in Anderson
for few days, and offers special induce
ments to all who have never had good
Picture. Child ems pictures and family
groups specialt. Can be found at Max
wells Gallery, where specimens will be on
exhibition.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Whereas, God in His infinite wisdom and good.
ness, and by His mysterious ways and workings,
has seen cause to remove from earth to heaven our
beloved sister and teacher in the Pelzer Baptist
Sunday School, Mrs. T. J. Martin, whose gentle
ness of manner and faithful discharge of her
Christian duty has endeared her to the whole
School and Whereas it is the earnest wish Of the
entire School To express our deep sense OK loss In
the death Of our beloved sister and teacher, be-
cause Of her great usefulness In and eminent 1T
ness for the position to which God and the Church
had called her; therefore, be 1t
1st. Rssolred, That our School has lost most
faithful, jealous and earnest worker, and one who
has done much to advance the cause Of the Sunday
School Of our beloved Church and of Christianity.
End. That We extend to the family Of our de-
ceased sister and teacher our heartfelt sympathies
In this their deep atction, and pray Gods richest
blessings upon the broken-hearted husband and
the two little motherless children, and direct them
for comfort to Him who said ! will never leave
nor forsake thee.
Srd. That page in our minute book be devoted
to her memory, and that copies Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family, the Baptist Courier.
Anderson Intelllgencer, and the Barnwell People
for publication. J. A. AUSTIN,
MISS EMMA MEREDITH,
MISS LULA MCGEE,
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Pelzer, $. c., July Is, 1903.


At meeting OF "The Woman's Baptist Mission
ary Society," the following resolutions were adopt
ed:
lat. Resolred, That our Society has been dealt a
heavy blow in the loss Of Mrs. T. J. Martin, who
was one of our most active members, and We now
feel that her place cannot be filled.
2nd That our great SORROW at her early death,
when every prospect in her life was bright with
hope, is only mltigated when we thiak Of her
Christia, resignation and patience. She had
everything to make her citing to this life but no
murmur escaped her lips when the messenger
came.
9rd. That, while We are heart broken at our loss,
we must bow in submission she did, to the will
of God, committing her loved ones to the great
Comforter. May they, when God calls them to
join her, be as willing to meet their God as she was
4th. That the Secretary of this Society will send
a copy Of these resolutions to the bereaved family
A badge of mourning will be worn thirty days
by her sister co-workers as o mark Of respect.
MRS. L. PADGETT,
LAURA HUDGENS,
Ida STONE,
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Pelzor, s. G.. July Is, 1893.
LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Tonic.

For Billiousness, Constipation and Ma.
laria.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous
Headache.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
Heart diseases.
For Fever, Chills, Debility and Kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is prepared
from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined
with other vegetable liver tonics, and will
not fail you In any of the above diseases.
SOC. and 81 bottles at druggists.
Prepared only by DR.. Il. Motley, At
lanta, ia.
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TownyIlle Quarterly Conrerene !,

This Conference will meet at Jones'
Chapel on Sunday end Monday, August
18th and 18th, instead of days before pub.
lished. The business Conference will be
held on Monday, Aug. 14th. Let every
official be present.
JOHN o. WILSON, P. L.
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Buy wheelock High Grade Pianos.

Buy WheeIock High GrHue Planos.
It has many claims of superiority. In
tone it is sweet, clear, musical, and has
great breadth. The touch is light, respon-
sive and elastic, and it is unsurpassed in
point of finish and durability, while the
price remains the lowest consistent with
finest grade of workmanship. Large stock
always on hand, and for sale OH liberal
terms at the G. A. Reed Music House.
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A Banker Writes,

From experience in my family, DR.. Il.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir has few, If any
equals, and no superiors in medicine, for
the regulation of the liver, stomach and
bowels W. 81. MAaNEss,
President National Bank,
McMinnyille, Tenn.
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A Gard.

For nervous and sick headache, indi-
gestion, billiousness and constipation (of
which I have been q great suferer) have
never found medicine that would give
such pleasant, prompt and permanent re-.
lief as DR.. 81. Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
J. P. SAwTELL, Griffin, Ga.
Publisher Morning CdU.
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40 dozen beautiful Silk Cravats ut only
25 cents at G. F. Jones d Co.'S. Clothing
Store.
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We regret to announce the death of our
old friend and fellow-citizen, John B.
Childers, which occurred at his home in
Brushy Creek Township last Thursday.
His death was sudden and great shock
to his neighbors and friends, Mr.. Childers
was born and reared and had always lived
in the Brushy Creek section, and was
about 76 years Of age. He was most ex-
cellent citizen, and was highly esteemed
and respected by all of his scquaintances.
he leaves widow and five children to
cherish his memory, and IN their sore
bereavement they have many sympa-
thizers.
Last Saturday evening the dwelling
house and all its contents of Mr.. w. B.
Mcdaniel, In Hopewell Township, were
destroyed by fire. Mr.. Mcdaniel was
away from home at the time. Mrs. Nc.
Daniel had lighted Are In the stove and
walked down to the garden, some distance
from the house. When she returned the
house was almost completely enveloped
with the flames. It is thought the house
caught fire from the stove. An outhouse
containing all of Mr., McDaniel's wheat
crop was also burned. It is heavy loss
on Mr.. Mcdaniel, who is Woodworking,
deserving man.
Last Sunday night Lucy Bowie, colored,
| died at the County Poor House, of which
she had been an inmate for twelve years.
Before the emancipation she was the prop
erty Of the late Martin Bowie, of Fork
| Township, and was perhaps the Oldest per.
| son in the County. She was native Of
Virginia and at the time of Gen. George
| Washington's death was servant in his
| household. She was Is years Of age at that
| time, which would make her about 100
years old at her death. She retained her
mental faculties very we'll up to about five
years ago. She was very intelligent and
had remarkable memory, and preceding
that time she would frequently entertain
the visitors to the Poor House with q
description Of Washington's funeral and
other scenes and incidents that happened
long ago.
Physicians say that one of the very best
safeguards against that tired. ''broken-
down" feeling that is 80 common during
this intensely hot weather is plenty of
sleep. 1t is just at this season that ones
energies are found to be Tagging the
nerves unstrung, the temper irritable, the
head feverish and a general collapse of
ones whole physical being seems to be
imminent. While much is said for and
against the habit of taking an occasional
sleep in the day time, it is certain that there
Is nothing that will so refresh one who Is
affected with the symptoms mentioned
above as the complete relaxation of the
body daily The best way to take this is
to stretch the body Oh hard mattress or
upon rug or comfort spread on the floor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-02
Next Monday is sale.day.

Next Monday is salesday.
Grapes and watermelons are plentiful
and cheap.
Don't neglect. our turnip crop. Now is
the time to SOW 1t.
Mrs. Dr.J. G Harris and children have
gone to the mouhtains to spend munth.
The Salnda Association convened yester-
I. day az Salem Church, and is largely
attended. ,s1sss. -
Miss Rebecca Robinson, of Greeuville, is
in the city visiting her friend, Miss Dora
Geisberg.
J.. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, who has been
visiting relatives 10 Edgeteld, has return.
ed, home.
Miss Lenora G. Hubbard has gone to
spartanhnrg to attend the State Teachers
s Association.
f Mr.. q, o.Tyaon, representing the Royal
Germanteur Co., Atlanta, Ga, was In the
{ city Monday.
Mrs. q. g. Pinckney, accompanied by
her children, is in Abbevills whiting her
father and family.
MFR. J. A. Mullini1 has been appointed
postmaster at Hickory Flat, in this County.
$ "a good selection.
Mrs. J. sproles and little daughter, Ella,
of MIR. j. D. Archer.
a dog, supposed to be mad, raised q little
3 sensation in the southern portion Of the
city few days ago.
We have several communications this
week that We are compelled to carry over
until our next issue.
Prof w. E. Breazeale is now at Frank.
linY Mass. where he will spend the rest of
his snmmer vacation.
One mighty good way to make times
easier ts to cease croaking snd put in six
: days. honest work in the week.
Mr.. John Scott. one OF the INTEIL1aEN.
CER's faithful typos, Is off thin week enjoy
Ing 9 little rest and recreation.
Editor Todd, Of the Journal: returned
i last week from Virginia. Mrs. Todd will
not retura home for several weeks.
Mr.. r. O. Webb, accompanied by his
wife, baby and little niece, has gone to
Highlands to spend two or three weeks.
County Treasurer Payne is sick, and has 1
been confined to his room for week or
more. We hope helwill soon be out again.
Several OF our citizens spent Tuesday at
Fort Hill viewing Clemson College and
1s snrroundipgs. They reporsa pleasant
trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Laura Brown vas arrested yesterday
on Ellsworth avenue by Deputy United
States Marshal Judd. on a charge 81 re-
failing liquor without paying the United
States tax. She was examined before
Commissioner McQuewan and vas held
10 face the grand jury.
Robert Mann was denied decree of
divorce from Sarah Mann Yesterday and
Mrs Mann was given the decree. There
was no doubt about the propriefy ~
separating them. II was simply ques-
tion of which one deserved the decree
most.
The decree of foreclosure on a mort.
gage ~ more than stoe0 WAS granted in
the case 81 the Michigan Mutual In
surance company vs. Jerry Boynfon and
his wife. The mortgage covers property
located in the Dexter fraction.
James Parker. charged with forgery.
was arraigned in the sups Fior court and
pleaded not guilty yesterday. He will
be tried early in the March term.
The will Of Elisha ". Fuller was flied
for probate Yesterday afternoon. IL
gives 10 his wife all mis- estate. valued at
- SEQ
Ed Chinnick. who pleaded guilty 10 a
charge Of gambling. was fined slO0 and
costs 10y Judge Burlingame yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
PROHIBITION CLUB.
Ii Decides To Take Active Measures 10
Increase Its Vote.

AZ the regular meeting % the Prohi
bition club last night G. ". Fellows
read paper answering the question.
upon what does the prohibition party
base It's hope for political success
\ program of the entertainment was
also presented. which consisted IF in
strumental music 10y Miss Jene Rsyn-
dcrs. recitation by Miss Birdie Reid and
a mouth organ solo by Claude Mitchell
By way az introduction to this paper
Mr. Fellows said the generally accepted
ground upon which the prohibition
party bases It's hope is that It's principle
is right Among other things Mr.. Eel
lows said.
The question presents itself as did
the one of slavery. not for regulation.
not for restriction. 1t clamors for life
at the cost II an exchange 81 an honor
able manhood. yirtuous womanhood
for nation 81 debanehed criminals and
besntted paupers. The battle today Is
being waged 10y those who catered the
fight from the most widely separated
extremes. The one little army has its
ensign al battle planted upon the
point which morality marks AZ Its high
est one. The other mighty host has It's
planted where deprayIty has set lts
mark as the greatest depth OF lnmor
ality. When they face each other for
the great struggle which shall surely
come and American patriotism Is again
called 10 the test. who that loves his
country and coniides in the honor. the
intelligence II his countrymcn can
for a moment doubt the RESULT
AZ the close 81 the paper the members
discussed methods for increasing the
prohibition party vote at the spring
election. They decided 10 keep the
question agitatci before the people and
10 do individual work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

JuDGE PERKINS In the matter 81
Henrietta Hanson, insane; admitted 10
kalamazoo. Estate az George Ball, de-
ceased: inventory filed. Estate 81
Frank 4. Gcebel, et al. minors: annual
statement filed. Estate 81 John =
smith. deceased: order confirming sale
ofrealfy EsiatcofJ H. Scott. deceased:
order allowing realty 10 be- morigaged.
Estate 81 L. \. Holcomb. deceased;
March II set 10 hear claim 81 Zach 7.
AIdrich. Estate ~ Joseph Bennett.
deceased: annual allowance raised 10
$500 Estate If Geneva ~ Sinclair.
insane; March set to hear petition
for appointment Of guardian. Estate
Gaske Tan Tcimer. deceased: annual
statement filed. Estate al Harm !.
Stadt. deceased; petition 81 sue on
residuary legatee's bond denied. ~.
tate Of Jennie Blodgett. deceased:
March - set "a examine final account.
Estate 81 David NJ. Skidmore, lie
ceased: sale Of realty confirmed. r.
tate 81 Joseph Martin. deceased: sale
~ realty confirmed. Estate Of Anna
w. Carpenter. deceased: petition
for allowance 81 fardy claim
filed. Estate II John L. Ives
decreased. petition for allowances ~
fardy claim filed. Estate ~ Ernest
W. Mines. deceased: March - set 20
hear petition and sell realty. Estate
81 Essie l.. Maync. deceased: March
u SGT Ia examine final account. rs
tate of James H. Brow y. decreased. or
der for specific pcrfrTmancs II con
tract Estate ~ John Mar aings'one.
deceased. March - set L. hear petit
tion 10 sell realty ESiaie II Fred II.
Leonard. lrsaue. finst account =
guardian fliesl. Estate Il Maria N
derron. deceased. letters ~ admins
tfasloa issussi Ia J. \ Rose and Sep
tcnber fixed IS date a. close estate
against claius Estate n " y. Cook.
deceased. March e ~ "a hear pcii
ton IL sell realty Estate - William
Walker. decreased; letters - admins.
tratioa ies,,c.i - Benton " Lewis.
Estate n Abraham Hcfschherger. he
eea@t-i. letters tsriameniafy issuct 10
Tobias iissrchbercef ard John frafh
ermsn. fe'sfe u Cornelius Court
wright. insane. August = set - date
- ci.einz eNsafc against claims -
fufcaf Aiats \ bradley ,ies- 1. l,i
tors q administration iesNfii - The
Michigan TRUST oompauy E.sis;e ~
Jsnnetxie Zsl4ffa. decreased. niii adj
mtfgesl fa probate isiafe q Colt
ffieg psaeex. decreased. p3ll admitted
s. frouate. Estate = ~ Carl Kos
trfes decreased. license - sell fers s'sal
te,iA ftx esarted fstafr q Mari J
Bnsisaia. nfr. letters e guardian
slap isetes ~ David kseetltie -
sAfr = W a. iganGhfHi|nr 3eeessesi
Naesr Z. - o. hsslf petition fFTsui m
adtnleisifai.sr Estate - Adraan Nslie-
,nan deceased Ma3 50 a. prove
ulf f@fafe = fs<s Miner. ~
ssaesi. March - ~ is hearing l~is
iisa - as3iaiatFifatet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Tie following Hiss = jurors we're drawn
Yesterday. - ssr,e in the ssprrisr coart
81 the Nsrek feru Thich heeina Mau'h
a. First asrt. William Eac~. luinlp
tansnsar.if .fehn g. Sfekefee. seeensl
safi \ e Sskeii James - rhillps.
- Is Tomin-ons third ward William
Ws4her. Ataan Music. n 5 prsesfurg
fenrth xard = y Ar,irewS Herlsft
Maii n g. Afwassi hfih eart Thomas
Nfsser. 1obn Nloker. .l.sish Tfhhetfe,
asfh eari Peter Burnley Harm Tim
usr Affen ~ftirr. sevenih sarl. John
CaNcn. Nethsae ftsfg eighth esfd.
NtIEsei tiiH ~titpr . ilnfefa ninth
ref} t.eerge NfIlifs. q = Morgan.
.,7th wsr tIfettlie kfareusY,f
esnf tisyee elesenta rani 81 ;
ftt - iisftn e'fsh Wafd.
kss. nossa,s Melvin basr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
IT is VERY QUIET
The Local Courts Closing Up the
Business Of THIS Term.
The MARCH TERM WILL BEGIN
Mechanics Liens Sustained ny Judge
and Cssets---Osher Court News.

In the case - /. Stewart White aud
Francis Leteiilefss X & Stafford. Julia
Stafford Eliza Sherwood. L. Burns. A.
DE Nindt Robert Spfoul. ". T. Mstiar
i'm. A. G. bauer. g. Den Houter. ". j.
Neyenzee, I. j. Edsnunds. Ga l. Crosby
and l.. H. Ho1ton, in Judge Groves
court. decree was granted yesterday
by which Il Was decided that the Stat
sofsis built hOsts~ with material fur
ished by White & i.eteilier. ana that the
other defendants performed labor on the
house. II was dsereed that White and
Leteliier be paid their claim. and that
each of The persons who we're made CO.
defendants should be paid. and that a
mortgage given in lSs2 be SECONDARY 10
the mechanics hens. Tie house was
built IN 1871.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
Real Estate Transfers.

william r. Brown and wife 10
samuel Tonne. = - sec 10.
q. 7 y +...--. =. 81. .....--.-+..S o,tJD
Henry Raw-on and wife 10 stephen
y. Bairi. lot 3. hk >, Gsnlners lst
add. sparta .......-...........,. 50
Bum Salon o. James Campbell Q II
Il lot n. and " :, II lot ~, (. J..
Briggs add ...............-.... 1000
John Fink and wife Ia James r. and
Clara \. kitchlc. NV : sc ~. rio,
W. $500 .............- 3.Up
George y. Wagner to Orren q.
Rheynard. lot :, hk :, Dunton's
add observation-disclosures. 300
Herman 4. yeddees and wife to
Martin Bomhur-ki. . : lot l..
Joshua Burton 4 90. I. add - 1,JO
E,alhaw Miil- and wife 70 John ".
tlosieThcuse. piece iand ON sc -,
q. z III ...,.......- ..a.. ...... .,bG
Henry Betz - Elizabeth Befz. =
~ "a. 70. Z l. ........ i
Ephraim A. Roberts fo Iaserna
Wells. ~ II lot l.. TX II. Con
vcf-e = Tolford'- add ...... 600
Luyrrua Wells "a Erhrssfn A. Rob
erf< and wife, - n lot =. ~ u.
conser-. & Tolfora's add. GOO
S'tcet Railway company "a Morris
DYksIna. lnt iss. Cumming 4
Ferry add .........-...... 3.pm
Jerome Dick~r~on 10 James ;.
Parker. n s - - s.nc &. Mel.
iassfl. 100. ......... 2E5
Frank ). Fox aud uife - Hattie Y.
Tredermisk lots n. l., Il aud ~.
81 :. Fori add. Irwen $50
Homer J. lark and wifs - tsenrge
= Kirkland. n ~ 3. IS n. r.. l..
Mcdonnell adj 500
Ransom a. I.iier and Nife a. Thomas
Aenia5nine. i1i O. ". q i.nee'- sab 1.a1
Arifi,oht :. Paul ard Nife % Jennie
Hamilton. lots l. aud Z. iaals
Cs.rntlia~ Nfr~hoof and Vie 70
lsuf~ Me1reeg, ~ 10 2. - 4.
Fi.snrfh add. 49,.
Chs r Heath anil wifo ~ James D.
sargent and vife. n~ cor
~sr -. :. 80. 10
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

New Jerusalem Church Morning
subject. Uses and Abuses 81 Lent.
TIL. Rev. George \ smith. minister.
South Congregational The Rev.
Jataes +. Smith. pastor. Morning sub
iece. Christ the Only Savior: evening.
Christ Demands Public Confession 81
iiiH Claims"
Seventh Day Adventist Elslor l.. g.
Moore pastor. Good Templars hall
p. IA. Subject. signs That Herald tho
Coning q Christ
Church ~ Christ The Rev W. y
Russell. pastor Morning subject. 4
p1sin Sermon on an Important Sub
leci' evening. 6pd and I've Sacsed
Name"
Unity Church Miss Tuppcfe morn
ing suiiecf viii 10 The Ang'lcfs.
evening services ar, suspended
Progressive Sta4iiualista s;oeiety
Ellis hall prtf Silaa y. itimrnil=
speaker Morning What Can Spirit
ualsSfH Do - Save ths Norlit evening"
Transformation Eaeh lecture 81
lowed by TESTS IS Mrs Nan u Russell
fountain Street baptist thufel
The l.et john T. lsek@su, = y paa
~ saa' sers icet Evening" eu'.iss't
a Talk About CaFiisi and IL latest
inert
Al Souls Church st'piee7selisi
TIE ist 1hafies s3aifaf. y - lasir.
NetninE suh.fst The Lane - leaet
hes'e'taee 81 S,itnee. life anil -
liEop
'issfa iia3as srssiaal sslaiisn
ltstfafE H.II ~ ff-..tt afffet. M 81 a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

February 3ss-C christopher korick-boy.
February 27--joe Cninmings-hoy. ID.
Milton tircene-glrl John >tarr-girl.
John Howell--i,oy.
February 3s-f. A. J. Bonma-girl. Jo-
seph Jansina--ioy J. 4. MArken>iciu-
girl Thomas foone---boY Grrrit j. kooks
-girl. FL. Michmershingen-ho John
Ston,,-girl. John >weaIs-girl.
March In. Jansma-boy. Frank Rock
weii--hoy. Marenus Nan Dinc-boy. Fred
Bowen--boy. W ID. Chos sier-boy. j. IL.
Van der Putter--boy. Albert Baker girl.
Char~e, Depue-boy. A. Anderson girl.
March Lucas Hann-poy. PETER Fash
girl. William karlaar -girl.
March ALEX >tarkenburg- girl. l..
Walfers-grl. Charles Peiningion-.sirl.
Herman BoS.-girl.