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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-04-12
Piedmont Items,

The weather is getting so dry newsis
scarce.
W. +. Lee finished planting cotton on
Tuesday, 4th inst.
HI. r. Jones has completed his resi-
dence and has the best house In this
neighborhood.
believe the mad dog scare is about
over.
Ever ybody is planting corn-a good
deal of it about here.
Robert Lee got briar stuck in one of
his eyes last week while cleaning of
ditch banks. DIR. Noah Richardson took
1t out and it il getting we'll withoutinjury
to the sight.
The people who were fortunate enough
to be at Shiloh on Easter had rare trea!
in model sermon from Rev. Mr.. Boyd,
an octogenariAn, father of the preacher in
charge Of this circuit. The second quar-
terly conference for this (the Piedmont)
circuit will be held at Shiloh on next
Saturday and Sunday.
Piedmont factory Is now running On
Mr.. Ashley's schedule Of eleven hours.
l wish he had extended his law to us
poor farmers, for it is right hard to have
to 60 to work before we hear the Pied
mont whistle blow, but / reckon we will
get used to it after awhile. think ifa all
the farmers who live in hearing Of the
factory whistle, would work by them as
the factory hands do, we would have less
complaint from them about legislating
for the "poor farmer
+. w. Ice was visiting at his brothers.
on Saturday night and reports everything
getting on smoothly at Pelzer. He says
frby Ballentne caught eighty pounds Of
fish in one day last week at the Pelzer
dam.
five could get a good rain I think We
would all feel better and crops would
grow off faster. We now have the best
prospect for good fruit crop that we
have had for some years. although it may
get killed yet. SQUIRE FEwEL.
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Bolton Items.

Mr.. A. Campbell returned from Wal.
halla Sunday, where he bad been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. ]. T. Kay.
7 Hon. A. G. Latimer returned from
Washington, D. c., on Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. D. Campbell, the official Sten-
ographer of the Seventh Circuit, left for
Nashville, Tenn, on Friday evening to
report the meeting of the Tennessee State
Medical Association.
MI. Beattie Gossett, OF Anderson, 8. c.,
was in town Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. A. J. Geer, travelling salesman for
Dowie & Noise, has been in town for sew
eral days visiting relatives.
Mr.. r. o. Kirkpatrick, from near Don
aids. s. G., was in town Saturday and
Mr.. Robert Bigby, from near Houea
Path, 8. c., was in town for several days
visiting his relatives.
Miss Lille Surrat, from Williamson,
s. c., has been visiting the family of Mr..
A. R. Cox.
Rev. Il. T. Smith, from Simpsonville,
8. c., was visiting his brother, Rev. ]. T..
Smith, the past week.
Mr.. E. Willingham, who moved from
this place sometime ago to Pelzer, has re-
turned.
Rev. j. G. stoll preached an able and
instructive sermon at the Methodist
Church Sunday.
The work on the new residence Of Mr..
r. A. Lewis is progressing very rapidly.
The Union Meeting of tue second dis.
trict Baptist Saluda Association meets at
this place Friday preceding the fifth Sun.
day in this month.
Mr.. J. T. Cox has purchased and is now
occupying the former residence Of DR..
Harris, and MIR. D. NJ. Manden has bought
and is occupying the former house of Mr..
Cox P. &C.
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Alice News.

We notice some of our correspondents
speak of April fools being the order Of
the day. We think We have got some
fools all the year round.
Miss Rosa Mccullough has returned
home. She has been spending awhile
with her sister.
Mr.. j.. c. Milford and wife, of Honea
Path, visited the formers sister, Mrs.
Annie Walters last week.
It's very strange how some men can
curse one day, then next day stand
up and pray with so much grace. Re.
mem ber, prayers without faith don't get
very high.
Some times it seems to the writer that
the old devil is loose In this community:
Those men who whip their wives should
remember that the punishment is severe
if they should be prosecuted.
The Sunday School at the Institute has
to elect new Superintendent every other
Sunday. It seems that no one wants to
hold Office long at time In Sunday
School.
Fruit tree agents have been doing good
business in this community.
We learn that DR.. Bosworth, of Ander-
son. will lecture at Rocky River to the
Young folks in the near future. Due
notice of the time will be published.
The good people of the Institute have
changed their preaching day from second
Sunday to the fourth Sunday. The
change don't suit, as it conflicts with
First Creek and Varennes.
Some of the good people OF Lebanon
worshiped at the Institute last Sunday.
Rev. j. T. Morgan will preach at Rocky
River every first Sunday. JOHN.
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Williamson Items.

Mr.. Thomas Cox an old citizen of VIII
liamston, died last Wednesday.
Mrs. Feaiherston and daughter, of An
derson, made short visit to her brother,
Mr.. G. w. Sullivan.
Mrs. Joel Ellison, who has been sick for
several weeks, died Saturday aud was
buried Sunday.
Clyde Horton has quit smoking and
gone to riding a bicycle. He seems to en-
joy it very much.
Mr.. Allen, who clerks for 9. F. Jones
& Co., in Anderson, was in Williamson
selling goods few days ago.
Mr.. J. Matt. Cooley has recently pur-
chased new top buggy.
Hewlett Sullivan, the son OF MIR. q. W..
Sullivan, who has been sick for i've
months, is now able to be out on the
piazza.
Mrs. Mcpherson, the mother of Mrs. s..
Lander, is quite sick.
Mr.. g. s. Goodgion, the principal OF
the Williamson school, had an interesting
debate in school last Friday.
Mr.. Kilgore, of Spartauburg, preached
the Easter sermon in the Methodist
Church.
Prof Rayhill Is now teaching class Of
elocution in the Williamston Female Col
lege. 49,.
Mr.. Moseley is now prepared to take
your photograph. JETER II.
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White Plains Items.

News items are as dry as the weather.
The farmers around here have about
caught up with their work, or else the
ground Is 80 hard they are waiting tor
rain.
Miss susan Gray, of Varennes Town
ship, is visiting friends In this commu-
nifty.
1 hear of three couples going to shine
themselves at Ebenezer next third Sab
day.
Mr.. M. L. Alewine and wife spent last
Sunday night with the latter's father, Mr..
J. B Lowe.
We hear that a certain girl thought she
would go fishing few evenings ago;
Whom she returned she was asked what
luck she had. She replied that she did
not have any, for every time she put her her
hook in the water an old craW hsn was
brought up instead of q fish, and she said
she got tired of such foolishness and went
home. WIDE AWAKE.
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lola Dots.

The health of this community is very
good at this time.
The farmers are about through plant
ing corn and have commenced planting
cotton. There is a great deal more corn
planted in this section than was thought
to be while back. More hog and hom-
my should be our motto. There will be
more cotton planted in this section this
year than there was last year. Wheat
and fall oats are looking fine, and pros
poets are that there will be nearly enough
wheat made to do the farmers until they
can plant another crop. There has been
a good deal of sorghum seed planted this
year.
Little Matte Taylor died on Sunday,
the 26th ult. She was nine years of age
and a bright little girl. She was loved by
every one who knew her. She was buried
at Sandy Springs on the day following
her death, Rev. Mr.. Zimm erman conduct
ing the funeral services. The parents
have many sympathizers in their sore be-
reavemsnt,
Best wishes to the INTELL1oENoER.
BLUE BIRD.
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Col. T.. !. Alfred Wl'tes:

I am in my seventy-third y ", and l"f
fifty years / have been ;. e ,iisrer
from indigestion, cons!ipati" !" bill'
iousness. I have tried all Tie lenleoles'
advertised for these diseases and got II"
permanent relief About one year ago,
the disease assuming more severe a"''
dangerous form. I became very weak nnc
lost flesh rapidly. I commenced using
Dr.. H. MozIey's Lemon Elixir. galnrh
twelve pounds in three months. NY
digestion were perfectly restored and now
I feel as young and vigorous as I ever did
in my life. u: .: ALFRED,
Door. keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 3, 1871.
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60 to Anderson, then 60 to c. F. Jones
& Co.'S. Clothing Store, get yourself and
the boys one of their cheap suits. You
will wonder how they can sell them so
low.
No man or boy can afford to buy suit
of clothes before going to G. F. Jones &
Co.'S. Clothing Store. 1t is wonderful how
cheap they are selling clothing. Read
their advertisement.
Why should citizens Of this and sur
rounding Counties buy Pianos and Or
gans elsewhere, when they can save
money by patronizing the c. A. Reed
Music House, of this city.
To RENT.-A neat 4.room cottage. Ap-
ply at this Office.
a. dozen beautiful Silk Cravats at only
Is cents at C. F. Jones & Co.'S. Clothing
Store.
Two elegant Upright Harvard Pianos
for sale at less than manufacturers prices
by the G. A. Reed Music House.
G. F. Jones g. Co.'S. Clothing Store have
beautifufline of Gents hand sewed shoes.
Go and see their elegant spring styles.
Three rebuilt second hand Square
Pianos for sale at remarkably low figures
By the C. A. Reed Music House.
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First Greek Items,

We have Sunday School here every
Sabbath, preaching on the second and
fourth Sabbaths.' Rev. T. b. Garrett
filled his regular appointment on last
fourth Sunday and preached an able SER
mon to very large congregation. 80.
We have been having some beautiful
weather for the last week or 80, and the
farmers around here have been putting in
good time.
April fools and fishing are now the or
der of the day.
The season for pic mics will soon be here.
News is very scarce in this section.
HUSTLER.
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Do not confuse the Famous Blush of
Roses with the many worthless paints,
powders, and bleaohes which are flooding
the market. Get the genuine OF your
druggist, Hill Bros. rs cents per bottle,
and we guarantee it will remove your
pimpIes, freckles, blackhesds. moth, tan
and suuburn, and give you lovely com ;
plexion.
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White Goodsl
Black Lawns !

Wen e beautiful I'D cheap that we
bought very heavily Look st our 7c.
Fine Plaid Lawn. Don't pay o,haf soc.
Bolts upen bolts Of Beautiful sattines.
Polka Dot swiss,s, Pine Apple Tissues,
Cotton Floss, Arabian -Dimity, Irish
L.uDa, Pacific Jaooness, organdtes and
other lovely wash goods. Don't pass
this Stuck The prettiest Lacss and
Enbpideriss We ever offered for the
mensy.
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A Mothers Report.

Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from Spring
Place, Ca: For many years I have been
great sufferer from Indigestion, sick
headache and nervous prostration. tried
many remedies, but got no permanent re.
lief until l used DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir. am now in better health than
for many years. My daughter has peen
subject to chills and fever from her ln-
fancy. could get nothing to relieve her /;
the Lemon Elixir has restored her TO per-
feet health.
Gold by Druggists, soc. and Sl.oO per
bottle. Prepared by Dr.. H. Mozley, Al
lanta, Ga.
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Dress Goods Department

WAS never SO msgni6cently stocked as
at present. Ladies. do not miss seeing
] the Beautiful Novelties in. Fine Dress
Patterns no two alike. Our Silks are
superb. We want every Lady to see our
Stock Of Dress Goods, whether you want
% pay 81. or sso 90 per yard. We have
the best Goods possible at every figure.
We: :havsa g FINE DRESS MAKER
ffsm Baltimore. with the latest Patterns
TO show JON.
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ShiIoh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
of Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consu mp.
ton is without parallel in the history OF
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on a guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have
cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price
l0c., SOC. and 81. If your lungs are sore,
chest or back lame, use Shiloh't Porous
Plaster. Sold by Hill Bros.
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Shoes and Slippers.

The entire half of our Dry Goods
Store is full of Shoes. Ladies, ser our
Oxford Ties on Black Tans and Reds.
They are the best s0sd, to be found for
the money. Shoes >sll-rich and
poor, small and large-fness to the
cheapest, in all sizes.
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Notions.

Our Gloves. Mitts, Handkerchies,
and Cravats are elegant. Best Fifty cent
Corset in the world. Thousands of
pretty little Fancy Articles too numerous
to mention.
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GRAND STOCK
PRIN!G GOODS :!
Two Big Rooms Stocked with Goods
at all Prices
Millinery Department.
R. @. WEBB.


MISS VIRTUE ha. just returned
with all the beautiful new things In
Millinery, Hats, Flowers, wreeths. BIB
bons, Plumes, Etc. See the pretty Pat
tern Hats before making your selection.
We offer ninety dozen Ladies' and Misses
Hats. some fiue Goods just in, at l5c
This is a grand opportunity.
CALL EARLY
AND
GET THE CHOICE STYLES.
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Answer this Question.

Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up OF
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for Toe. we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by Hill Bros.
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY, a
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
Canker mouth and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector
for the more successful treatment OF these
complaints without extra charge. Price
SOC. Sold by Hill Bros.
An estray pig has been taken up by A.
P. Warnock in Broadway Township:
Owner can get it by proving property and
paying expenses. I'll
Do you want shoes and slippers this
spring? If 80, don't buy until you see
how cheap you can buy good shoes at Z.
F. Jones & Co.'S.
Mu1E-For sale cheap. Apply to w.
f. Cox.
Do YOU like to wear the latest style hats?
Do you like to trade where they have the
largest stock at right prices? then go TO
G. F. Jones & Co.'S. Clothing Store, their
hats take the lead in Anderson.
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ventlOn" and "HarQSnelS. ASK Mr.
Rollins to show you the prospectus.
Col. R. F.. Holcombe, prominent and
universally respected citizen of Pickens
County, died at his home six miles from
Essley last Sunday morning, after an ILL.,
ness of about two months. He was about
70 years old and was born and reared in
Pickens. A widow and thirteen children
survive him. Col. Holoombe was we'll
known throughout this section and his
friends will regret to hear of his death.
That interesting comedy, "Shamrock
and Rose," was presented In the Opera
House last Friday evening by the Chicora
Dramatic Club, and was witnessed by an
appreciative audience. The male charac.
ters were sustained by Messrs. Francis,
Gary, R. NJ. Baker, Will. Sullivan, Grove,
Law and White, and the female characters
by Misses Elma Osborne Nellie McGee
and Louise Nardin. The cast was most
excellent one.
The Easley Democrat, OF the 7th inst,
says: "Mrs. Etfie Jones, wife of Mr.. W.
B. Jones, living just over the line in An.
derson County, near Blaine, died on Fri.
day last, and was buried at Georges Creek
Church on Saturday, the Rev. N. G. Bal
linger conducting the funeral services.
Mrs. Jones was the daughter of Mr.. j. b.
Hughey, and was some 80 years old, and
leaves four young children, besides her
husband to mourn her exit. She was a
most excellent lady, devoted child,
parent and wife, and commanded the
highest respect of her neighbors. She was
a member of the Baptist Church, and
adorned her christian profession by god
ly walk and pious conversation. She lin
gered long with the fatal disease consump-
tion but she Bas at all times patient and
resigned"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-15
0OTrssp Dc ID lsIa
i I'm cUADRo DE M MURILLol
Eleccsones on Sa6Gna, Gyandel

Sc cOnstituy6 aqul ell primer colegio para las
eecciones municipales en- la Alcaldia, los otros
dos colegios quedaron desiertos ell presidente del
colegio constituido es el secretario del Ayunta-
mlento d. Eduardo Leon; los cuatro interventores
son, el guardia de. Orden Pdblico don Fulgen
clio Cifredo, 81 escribiente para 81 negociado de
matrlculas de reses don Manuel Fernandez el
maestro rural del barrios del Machuchal don Jose
SUM 81 escribiente del registro civil don Angel
Delgado.
El alcalde de este pueblo don Manuel Ro-
drlguez Soto, que hace l3 af0s que viene desem.
penando tai cargo, sin ser elector que ha tenido
la rara hatilidad de no haber llquidado I'm solo
presupuesto en- los l3 ahos y QUO 81 aober-
nador General tuvo lugar de conocer su admi
nistraci6n, pues 81 on Ia vista con sns propios
ojos vi6 que hasta las tablas de los setos de la
casa del yuntamiento se las han levado ;pretenie
se8uir siendo alcalde contra la opinion de los
|conservadores y de los autonomistas Sc hace
nombrar concejal para yer sis cusla en- la terna.
Tenemos, pues, al sepnlturero, guardias de Orden
Pdblicos campanero, sacristan, maestros xnralee
escribientes y demas empleados en- campa1a con
81 I'm de complacer al alcalde para asegufarle ell
Nancy, aunque 81 mlsmlsimo diablo se este lLe-
vando al vecindario. #&ss
Sc ha levantado hoy Ia debida ptotesta anu
ando esa eleccion, pues segdn ell articuio 80 ,eel
alcalde delegado no puede ser elegido CONCEAL,
dice 81 artfculo 43, zen nipg1n case spueden scr
concejales los que desempeEen funciones pdhdi
cas- retribuidas, adn cuando hayan renunciado 5el
sueldo."
Tambien Sc ha presentado otra protesta,
lque atrocidadl pues SO elige como concejal
un sei1or de este Ayuntamiento que actual
mente esta ganando 30 pesos menspales al mas.
mo AyGatonssent0 por llevar el Negocsado do co6-
sumos, mejor expresado, por ser 9l el jefe de los
dos celadores que vigilan las introducciones de
los efectos sujetos consume, llevar las cuen-
tas para presentarlas al Ayuntamlento, que, sea
dicho de paso, hay cerca de % amos Que no Sc
reune nj en- session ordinaria nj extrao-dinaria.
celebrandose las sesiones 81 alcalde, el secre
tarlo alguna vez que otra CON ese conceial que
CANA 81 mlsmo Ayuntamiento 80 pesos mensua.
les Dare mas detalles.
Mayo IL 1898. Ez CoyrespousaL
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CONCuRsOs AeRlc0LAs

En- el programa para este acto, que tendra
efecto 81 2Sy 20 del actual, Sc senalan premios
desde IS 80 pesos, para el que presente Ia me-
jor planta de adorno el mejor rosal en- for, Ia
mejor mata de ,lavel en- for, la meior maceta de
.diamela, la mejor mata de pensamientos en- for,
lasmejor mata de camelia en- for, las meiores VIC.
letas legftimas en- flor, Ia mejor mata de nardos
dobles azucena) en- for, 81 mejor rosal 1ngerto,
81 5ouquet mas artlstico con flores mas deli
cadas.
Para optar dichos premios, es bastante di-
rigir una instancia hasta el dja Is Sc admiten J,
al presidente de la Junta Califcadora de Concur.
SOS Agricolas, la vfspera del CertAmen entire.
gar Ia Junta la maceta CON sl producto Cuyo
prem1o Sc aspira; debiendo procurarse que los
tlestos sean boaitos, para mayor lucimiento de
la installation.
M echen en- saco roto nuestras indicaciones.
las muchas personals que poseen flores en- esta
Capital y pueblos cercanos va ven que para
soicitar los expresados premios, nj hay que ha-
Ger gastos nj tomarse molestias
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u SsfEsSb baadensIa II PasFls.E .EIeo
LstMss, z6 ds MaNo de 1893
LO que pasa on Correos

No tiene ejemplo tai vez en- ninguna otra
capital del mundo, 10 que pasa en- Ia Administers.
ci6n de Correos de Puerto Rico. Las ofcinas
se cierran Las once de Ia mahana, no vuelven
abrirse hasta las seis o las slete las ocho) de
la tardc para el despacho general. Esta prohibi-
do echar paquetes de impresos por 81 buz6n no
pc reciben antes de las dichas horas de ofcina;
de manera que 81 un forastero 8 extraniero de
transito sin conocimientos On la Capital tuviess
que depositar algdn paquete, no sahria como ha-
cerlo nj & quien acudir
"A nosotros nos ha ocurrido hace POGO ITEM
po 10 que vamos narrar: teniamos que enviar
nm paquete de impresos por vapor frances ST.
Thomas. En- la Administrator de Comunica
clones habla I'M cartel que decfa que solo SCI ]
sclbirfa Ia correspondence hasta que fondease el
vapor. Este entr6 las cinco ( "a hablamos en-.
vlado el paquete antes, nos 10 devolvl6 "galante
mente" el ordenanza empleado de servicio J; 10
volv1mos mandar las cuatro no habla quien
10 reclbiera;a las cuatro tres Guar y tampoco ta
70 suerte de ser recibido las cinco por avor nos
Tue admitido despues de empenos, porqae ga Ia
horG hGbs0 pGsddo. El paquete no Sc quedo por
casualldad y porqne cost6 tres cuatro Wales ell
que pudiera entrar en- una oicina que tiene el de-
Der de estar todas horas alberta al seryicio p1.
bllco, porqae 81 que paga para que le sirvan, no
debe estar atenido las convenienclas de los oue
cobran por servir
Llamamos sobre 81 particular no ya sola-
mente la atencion del sehor Ayuso, sino la del
Gobernador General El clamoreo del p1blico
particuarmente del comercio contra el servicio
de Commissioners es universal de un extreme
otro de la Isla Nos proponemos mantener al
corriente al Gobierno de las eausas de tantas que
jas. Por de pronto, sepa s. E. que en- Puerto
Rico capital de una provincia que cuenta con
cerca de un million de habitantes, no hay donde
depostar un paquete de impresos desde las once
de la maiiana hasta las sells de la tarde las sic
to 6 las ocho de la noche