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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09

Ano"Eoois"s rrooukcye tutelsze1
kopalni soil wynosiia " roku ubieglym
62,1669 78 oentnar6w soil / gipsu;
18O,460 centnar6w mniej, nia " roku
poprzednim. Wyw6z "a granios
zuniejszyi sic, wskutek wojny celnej |.
Rosys o 600 proc, "a to .byt " kraju
1wiekszyi sic o l1.19 proc. Doch6d
brutto wyuosii 127,715\ marek, Z kt6-
rych 1898 przeznaczono M umorzenie
diug6w . 2439 m. do fandusau rezer-
wowego. Atcyonaryus.s otr.ym.li 1
pro. dywidsudy.
Gniezno. w O.lkach wydalilo
sic niePostrze4enie z domu trzyletnie
d1ieoko msozksrza Pieozyhskiego 1 uda
10 sic mad polish stawek. Bswiao sic
tam sano, wpadio do woody / utonelo.
Nieszczesliwi rodzice dzisoka, spo-
strzegiszy pc pewnym czssie jego ME-
~obeonosc, szuksli go wsredzie, lecz M
pr64no; a. wreszcie prryszla i'm nysl.
Aeby zbada6 stawek, Gdxie ter je zna
lezi, leoz niestety iua nieaywe.
Rogozao. Wozoica Janke jadsc
pred kilku duiami do Goslinski, zbo-
osyi " ciemnosci nocy z drogi i wpadl
Z wo1em do Warty, gdzie utonsl.
- Wronki. w wielu rodzinach wy.
wiszsf sic tyfus Z utywania zlej woody
do Picis. W n~iekt6rych przypadkach
Przybrsf on groz ~ charaktsr 1 przyla-
czyfo vie do niego zapalenie pluc.
Krotoszyn. Syn gospodsrski J6
1et s'ymura z DusEyna skisdsjsc duia
8 I'm. ma plaou oiesielskim budownicze 70.
go p. Robihstisgo drrewo Z -ozu,
Pfsygnieciony zestsi pniem tax niesz-
czesliwie, ae W kilks godriu potsm u
mari.
- Wagrowieo. Dnia 8 marca cd.
byf sic W tutojszsm ~gimnazyum egza.
min sbituryeuoki, q 8 uczni6w prymy,
ktorzy sic do nisgo .gaosili, zlotylo 8;
Pomiedzy mimi dw6ch Polak6w: DID.
Alfred Dxiaiowski z VIVA i Wladyslaw
Korielski z Wsgrowca, kt6ryoh ola do
bryc Prao pisuisnnyoh uwolniono cd
egzaminu ustnego.
- Mcgilno. Powzieto tn zamisr
zalotenis szkoiy rektorskiej. Lo.
kalu szkolnego d~ostarc.y miasto i usta-
nowi nauczyciela Z pensys 1900 do 1000
m. Olats szkolna ma wynesic l2O
marek ~rocznie. Do przsprowadzsnia
tego Projektu wybrano komitet zlo4ony
Z PIP. burmistrza Saalmanns, adwokats
Tonua j kupca J6.ef. Starka.
- T~rzechsetus rocznice ksncnizacyi
sw. Jacba zsmierza uroozystym jubileu-
seem obcbodzic krskowski konwent 90.
Dominikanow I. b. Tutaj znsjdujs
sic zwioki wielkiego polskiego patrons
W prsesliczuej renessnsowej kaplicy ma
Pietrze, wzniesionej XVI .wisku W miej-
sou, gdzie byiom ieszkanie swistego. Clio
wne uroczystosci Ptzypaana ma dnie cd
rs sierpuia do 2 wrzetnis. Zsproszenia
PrIesisne zostsns do biskupow Galicyi
i KRAKOW sssiednich. Spodziewso sic
motna sjszdu ! wielkiego nspiywu lu-
du. Przygotowania W kosoiele / kla-
sI'orze krskewskim jut rozpoczsto.
Niebswem~ bedziemy mogli pods6 blit.
see sEczegoiy pieknego obchodu, msjs-
cego znsczenie zarazem koscielne i hi.
storyczne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-05-09

DZieWczeta PolsLie %og. ao.s4r
scs a tsmilh sDerykahskich jako sfuasos.
S~scssg6lnie tviszo prEybyfym dusvozvnon
. Europy moge dad miejsca sarss. PAM
i. eAWICKA, streozarks. All Root Str.
hzko Prince Ave. Chicago, Ill
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Iva Notes.

This community is calm and serene.
We hear of the dispensary troubles, but
so far we know nothing of them from ex-
perience. News has justreached US that
F. G. Massey, one Of The constables, had
killed one man and probably two. The
writer wonders if ever Mr.. Massey will
get enough out of the business to make
him glad that he entered it, and thus
placed himself in position where he has
been forced, we suppose, to take the life
of his fellow man? Can anything COM
pensate for such ? Is the business so i'm
portant that mems lives must be des-
troyed to establish it? Let US say be
was excusable in the killing, but will
not the falling figure Of that man follv
him always? It was not place that he
did not seek but he voluntarily took it.
What can pay for such horror as the
killing of q fellow man must bring to any
one?
Our reading circle is doing good work.
It is we'll attended by interested mem
bers and others. Great good will surely
come of it. New members are constantly
coming in.
f. Burditt, is now with Mr.. T. G. jack
son, and will be glad to have his friends
call.
business is getting better. A great
deal of fertilizer is being sold here.
WE hope to see better times in the near
future, or rather we wish to see better
times, but there is not much OF that ele-
ment in present prospects that changes
the word wish to hope.
We would be glad to have you give us
call when you can find time. x. x.
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Williamson News.

Mrs. B. F. Russell, wife of our post
master, died last Thursday night. She
had been confined to her bed for about
five months. She was member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and her re.
mains were inferred in the Williamson
cemetery. She leaves husband and
five children to grieve over their loss.
In spite Of hard times the city of
Williamson is booming. Plenty of new
buildings are going up on oil sides,
while carpenters and other mechanics
find no lack of employment. The school
is f1ourishing, all of the enterprises are
prospering, and, 30 far as business is
concerned, few people have any right to
complain of hard times.
The fertilizer trade is very good here
now, and our streets have good many
wagons on them loaded with guano.
Th farmers in our community say they
will plant heavy crop Of cotton this
year.
Miss Annie Dean, popular and
accomplished young lady from Spartan
burg, 8. c., was in the city last week.
Miss Ida Mathews, of Chapels. s. G.,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. w.
Griffin, returned home last Thursday;
Miss Mathews is a very accomplished
young laQy auo nas iuauo uoso Va
friends here who regret her departure,
Rev. J. M. Lander, wife and family
have gone to storeville to visit relatives.
Miss Eva Stringer, popular young
lady of Bolton, is now taking art lessons
under Miss Keely, of the College.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Addie Duckworth to DR.. G. l.. Guy
ton, which will occur on Wednesday,
February 14th, at the residence of the
brides father. -,
Mr.. Gabriel Roaguie, of the Greenville
News, was in the city last Saturday on
business.
G. W. Munalyn, of Augusta, Ga, was
in the city several days last week. :.
J. B. White, of Darlington, s. c., is
registered at the Hotel.
Rev. S. Lander, President of our Fe-
male College, preached splendid sermon
in the M. E. Church last Sunday.
JETER n.
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Mosely News.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. BurdeLt, of Cooks,
passed through here last Sunday AFTER
noon en- route to LoWdnesville.
MesBrs. Dave McAlister ard VIII Ban.
lister built some splendid bridges last
week on the road leading from this
place to Moffattsville. They were badly
needed.
Two of Rocky Rivers handsome young
men were on this side lssL Saturday
night. We haye no complaint to make
with them, because others are smitten on
the same girls. :.
Why is an old maid like an old gold
ring? Because nine times out of ten she
is worth more than half dozen of the
more dazzling and flashy sort of modern
make that put her in the shade, and in
Eve times ont of ten she would have been
worth more to any man than the one ne
got.-Harpe,'S Bazaar.
Mr., H. J. Mckinney announced on last
Sunday that Prof. T. M. Lock, of Bow
ersville, Ga, will sing here on third Sat
urday and Sunday In April. The public
is invited.
It is rumored that a number of our
citizen are preparing to move to Texas
next fall. Among the list handed US we
find the following names: Messrs. j. =.
Kelly, 8. P. Pruitt, D. A. McAlster, ..
It. Morgan, J. M. Brown, ]. L: Wiles,
II. j. Mckinney, Edward Mitchell, j. j.
Patterson and w. A. Hall. Will every
body who believes this send me dime
by next mail.
Some of our fair sex have received an
invitation to attend Ball at Bowersville
on the 18th inst.
A few days ago resident Of this place
accosted one Of his ohums with some
thing like the following: "Say, come
here, want to tell you what scrape I
got into the other night" After giving all
the particulars he concluded with, "Now
don't you tell it, and for goodness sake
don't tell --, the dam fool will put it
IN & the papss ERR lust bassasa neeP ans sFosner
of it as you are, and while acknowledge
your superiority and feel incapable of Of
fering any advice, let me suggest that
you never tell secret, as they are never
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Honea Path Dots.

Sowing oats and breaking land is now
in order with the farmers. Every one
seems to be behind with their work.
Shade trees have been set out in front
of the stores on east side Of Main street.
Quite a number have also been set out
by citizens on almost every street.
We beg pardon for not attaching the
title of "Dr." to the two young dentists
mentioned in our last com mmunication.
omission, DR.. Wright Is here at work,
and DR.. Dickson goes to williamson
Thursday to take charge OF bis office
there.
Rev. W. r. Matthews, Evangelist Of
the South Carolina Presbytery, will be-
gin protracted meeting here Sabbath
at eleven O'clock. Mr.. Matthew'S needs
no introduction to our people, as he has
preached here before. Services morning
and evening.
Three music teachers now reside In
town, Any community needing teach
or would do yell to correspond with the
Postmaster here,
J. A, Hndgens is off for a. vacation.
He now works at The Express business
in Winston, n. g. 1t seems to agree
with him.
W. c. Branyon had difficulty with
one of his hands yesterday. He came
out victorious, hitting the negro where
Hugh Wilson, of the Abbeville Press and
Banner, says white men always shoot
negro in self deiense-in the back OF the
head.
Miss lola Machew, of Princeton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. @. Moore.
Death is no respecter Of persons. He
comes to all alike-often in the throes Of
battle, where thousands are slain in strife,
and often as silently as the dew falls over
the flowers, the evening air rocks the rose
to sleep, or the moonheams kiss the waves
of the sea. he comes to the throned
monarch as well as to the hum
blest subject, and wherever man has
lived he has been constant visitor.
Scarcely hcme has been without his
seeming whitening touch, and often over
the silent river he has ferried those who
are loved most. And yet he is friend,
for who does not know Of some one who
has been relieved Of some mighty sorrow
by his kind visitation. We mourn the
death of the Hon. VIM. McMurtrie, orig
inally Of Belfast, Ireland, but who had
spent the last few years here with his
daughter, Mrs, N. Erwin. He was ripe
never nay complained. He was aware that
the end was near, telling his pastor that
he would not be able to attend another
service. He was unconscious for the last
three days, and passed away without
pain this (Siondsy) morning at $50
O'clock. His remains will be interred in
the cemetery here tomorrow at one
o'clock, funeral services being conducted
by his pastor, Rev. J. A. Wilson.
We put off writing too late to give
much local news this week,
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All Free,

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist
aud get atrial Bottle-Free. Send your
name and address to 81 e. Bucklen d Co.,
Chicago, and get sample box of DR.. King
New Life Pills Free, as well as copy OF
Guide to Health and Household Instructor
Free. ALI of which is guaranteed to do
You good and cost you nothing at Hill
Bros. Drugstore.
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.
Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents liz postage stamps, we will mail you
prepaid our "Souvenir Portfolio OF the
Worlds Columbian Exposition" The reg.
ular price is fifty cents, but as we want you
to have one, we make the price nominal.
You will find it work of art and thing
to be priced. It contains full page views
of the great buildings, with descriptions
of same, and is executed In highest style
of art. II not satisfied with it after you
get it we will refund the stamps and let
You keep the book. Address II. E. Buck
en- & Co Chicago, Ill.
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number of their friends to some real fine
music at the Variety Store last Saturday
night.
We beg leave to remind the County
Commissioners that one of our main
roads is minus an overseer and needs
working badly. In one place it is almost
impossible.
For the convenience of our tax payers
County Auditor Boleman spent two days
at this place last week receiving returns
of their property. He expressed some
surprise at finding such business place
'saway up here in the country"
We will venture the assertion that the
cotton acreage this year will he the lar
gest on record.
There is not an oculist in this vicinity,
but 1t is said that several Of thB-b boys can
relieve blind tiger.
During the winter weather the hen
may be negligent of her duties, but In the
season of spring gardening she makes
up all lost time with her little scratch-it.
NED NEEDLE.
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Flat Rock News.

There will be Sunday School at the
Baptist Church next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock. We hope there will be a large
attendance.
Miss Mary Mauldin has been on visit
home visiting her parents.
Miss jamie Nicholson is staying with
her brother in our section. We are glad
to have her with us,
Mad dogs are rowing around in our
section. Mrs. Arnold came near being
bit by one. Nearly all the dogs in this
section have been bitten. Everybody
may be on their guard.
Wheat is looking very fine. The farm
ers are behind sowing oats, and there are
great deal Of them being sowed in our
section. FAITHFUL
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puy wheelook High Grade Pianos

It has many claims of superiority. In
tone it is sweet, clear, musical, and has
great breadth. The touch Is light, respon-
sive end 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 on liberal
terms at the G. a. Reed Music House.
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Needles Newell News.
"Now doth the little onion
Poke up it's little head
And the restless little radish
Ck~,ko7, In ;t1o 1;ff1o hod


Poke up it's little head,
And the restless little radish
Stretch In it's little bed.
.aThe sunfish and the minnow
Wag their shiny little tails,
While the chipmunk and the robin
Adorn the fences rails.
"The blossom by the hedgeside
And or the loafer's nose,
Tells of the coming Spring-time
And blooming of the rose."
Newell presents a hustling appearance
now. Nearly everybody. is at work.
The farmers through here will sow
about as many oats this Spring as usual.
We had several of as cold mornings
last week as we had anytime during the
winter. Fine bracing weather!
Our schools-two white and one color
ed--are in fiourishing condition. Over
one hundred and fifty scholars have been
enrolled.
When asked what kind of fertilizers
they are going so use this time. seven
out of every ten of our farmers will re-
ply: nCotton seed meal and acid"
Messrs. r. 81. and J. M. Smith, with
their violin, harp and banjo treated a
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= BY recent Act Of the Legislature
sportsmen from other States are not al
lowed to come oyer into this State to
hunt without paying license of S25: 1t
is also unlawful to offer partridges,
quail, woodcock or pheasant, deer OF
wild turkey for sale in the State or to
ship them to other States for sale.
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Mr.. Ep1roR: Please allow me to re-
turn my thanks to the many friends, both
white and colored, who 80 kindly minis
tered to the comforts of my wife in her re-
cent illuess and death, and their kind
words OF sy mpatby expressed to mein my
bereavement. Respectfully,
CHARLES CHERRY.
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safe out your brain. II you cannot keep
them how can you expect others TO do so,
and never forget that short, thick per-
sons are more tricky than tall spare ones.
PEDRO.
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Photographs,

W. NJ. Wheeler, the Greenville Pho.
tographer, will be al Anderson 10 person
on Feb. 10Th, prepared to do work in his
line in the latest and best styles. Ills
Studio is next to the Postoftice.
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.ll-.s-J 'S.fAl ~. W. - -.
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IS 49, e1us's'' = 8 -
@ Young Indies, economy-never throw
awny' s good match.
81 The Anderson Dispensary continues to
u !. 4 iigaiv hisiness.
3 81
disaoIyed. i I'D See advertisement.
81 IS Mrs. 3. B:tl lAllen, OF, Lowndesville, hss
" g. 1s.-se -
"a Several lively tox. chsses have been In
aulged insrecentiy by sorne OF our citi-
al
a "A Washington physician prescrioes
3 horse radish as q yereign remedy Tor the
IS IS ss.pp9.
last week to spend q few days with ber
'.Ass.
s The time for making ycur Return to
ss;he County Auditor expires on the 10th Of
IS Is 8 ),
3 From every section Of the County the
report comes chat the farmers are sowing
~
Misses Eunice and Nita Fant went over
! !o GrsanYille last week 10 spend q few
ys S - 'sasas @ I!
q The city WAS crowded with people Mon
day, but the bone.yard seemed to be the
= s. s ! 8. '''.s
5s Geo. -E. Prince, Esq, has resigned the
position OF city attorney. His successor
'lAs Aos $ oss1a s's0se0'
s The Knights of Pythias III rapidly grow.
Ing In this city, new members being added
Slat almost every meeting.
4: Now is the Tina to get the INTEILIaEN.
5nrR and constitutio,, Tor one wear for two
! dollara, payable in advance. $50
& -,
q 3sshe city yisiting her friend, Miss Addie
81 Mau,6in, on Blecaley street
q -
!: =. Allen, one OF An,ierson Connty,s
s iyaodr.nipp with rs bales Of cotton.
-
There ought to be an Ordinance against
i erecting wooden awnings in front of any
.,., =,
netSnsua Isys a,.esay Y esas co,auSe 49,
they anticip ipate 9 very good cash trade
9 COL John q. Clinkscaies, Of Clemson
3 Mas o IN. a1.: -. ss.s ssssst1ay
q = ~ .-.s
8 !s M w R Rarnps. y ho d now one of
4 Asesnnst, ,no,,,lar .eirumrnsrg on the road.
4 hss been spsnGiins, 8. few days in the city.
4 4 ii, Il & TODD .of HI Elbsrtor,. Ga spert
4 diisr,,ssdav in 'ti,e' nitv.s ii was a business
Z f4in.7 md me- nnnld not tarrys long will, bi,
4 ffienass
GnnI,sv sftsrnnoy q AN 4 on or m oniiav M orn.
4 inc ,cs I,sd a nrSSst,i tha savareat freeze OF
ti,iis ctar, ID =
80.
Capt. u. j. Garyin, an aged and re.
Z ,his honaas .ss nears Gantrals On "Wednesday.
Jannarv 24ti,.
* 'sss ~
6 Mr. sW. w bits is NOW. one OF the
] hook-keepers IN Che Bank OF Anderson,
shs s.Js Z, ~ ,,l = 1 a. .
~ 8, 80 - =,
ConBfde the sununuai amount Of
Z sair, within the past month farm. work is
Remarkably well advanced for the season
] ~ - s. w s,s1ss 9
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CASHMERE GLOVES.
Too many on hand, all celors. Former
price zoe. Price to close out 10c.

TRUNKS.
We have ten fine Saratoga Trunks that we ]
will sell at cost. Trunks require too much
space, and in order to drop from our seye-
raj departments we offer at prime cost.
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BLANKETS
ANOTHER BIG PLUM

We have about thirty r. & G.. Corsets,
all large sizes. You know the price is one
dollar. In order to dispose of them We
offer for this sale only at SOC.
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Cad. Henderson, negro, was tried
before Justice Featherston Monday for
violating the dispensary law. j. +;
BreszeaIe represented the State, and
Prince & Tribble and Murray q Watkins
represented the defendant. After hear
Ing several witnesses, the State consented
to verdict of not guilty. On Tuesday
Mr.. John O'Donnell was arraigred on
the same charge, and the State and defen-
dant were represented by the same
attorneys mentioned above. The States
witnesses were examined, but the defense
put up no witnesses. The case was given
to theijury, which, in a few minutes, rem
dered a verdict OF not guilty: To-day
Mr.. q. Ernest FAINT will be tried under
the same charge. 1t is stated that there
will be several other cases tried this
week. The result of these cases will
probably not please the Governor, and
Justice Featherston may expect to have
to surrender his commission.
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PANTS.
Virginia Kersey Pants, which are said to
be the best. You can buy from Us at .25
per pair, which Is less than you can buy the
cloth for.
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LADIES' RIBBED
ALL WOOL VEST

Price of same has been $I.5O each. In order
to convert into cash We offer at 60c. each.
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asfne Company could be made up. What
! say you, young gentlemenf
There will be a meeting OF the school
trustees Of Martin Township, at the resi-.
deuce OF Col. E. b. A.. Robinson, next
Saturday. l0th.lnst., at O'Clock p: M, for
the purpose OF signing school elaims.
Mr. q. Z. Hstcher, ono of Auderson,s
excellent young men, accompanied by
his mother, left yesterday for Alabama,
where they will spend awhile with rela.
tives. We wish them q pleasant trip.
Mr. Bayl lis r. Clarke has moved with
his family 80 Laurens, 8. O., where be
will open business 81 q merchant tailor.
Mr.. Clarke is an expert In his business,
:snd we hope he will meet with success in
ihisnew home.
Mr.: John T. Long. one OF the most pro-
graesive young farmers OF the Pendleton
section who recently purchased Mr.. o. H.
=. Fangs valuable plantation on Seneca
River. vas in the city Monday, and gave
as'a pleasant call. -
Mr.. YIN. q. Broyles, Of Columbus, Ga,
arff~ed In Anderson last week and will
spes-i q Ssv weeks here visiting his
brothers, Capt. A. Z. Broyles and Mr..
John r. Broyiss. His old friends are
So z - = sAo's A.'.
Cotton is quoted this morning as fol-
lows: Middling, y; strict middiing, ~;
good middling, n strict good middl;pg.
a. III 5. to last night the total receipts for
this season aggregate 22,663 bales; to
same date last year, %. .1le.
We feel very grateful to the many
friends who called In Monday and settled
.their accounts with the INrELL1eEHcR.
We also feel proud Of the many new
uamss We added to our list the same day.
Nay the good Lord prosper each and all
csthem.
We are indebted to Congressman Tai.
bert for copy Of his speech on the Will
son, Tariff Bill. which he delivered in
Congress on the 10th uIt. It is an inter.
esting document, and shows that Mr..
Tslbert has given considerable attention
20 the tariff question.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-02-07
KID GLOVES.

KID GLOVES.
All first class. We will sell all Of our 81 25
Gloves at 75c. All colors. We have quite
an assortment of Chamois Skin Gloves, Of
which you can wash when soiled. Former
price soc. Our new price soc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-02-07

4 Morris O'Bryant, dity white tramp,
was before his Honor, Mayor FOLLY, this
morning, charged with entering the home
Of Mr., W. r. Hubbard. He admitted 60
Ing into tho yard, and said he wss after
something to eat. There was no eYssnce
that he had stolen anything, an0 the
Mayor. after giving him some good advice,
3discharged him and ordered him 10 leave
the city within "a lialf hour. The tramp
carried out the instructions promptly.